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a (individual generic article)[1]a capella (adj)[1]a fortiori (adj)[1]abacus (n)[1]abandon (vt)[1]abase (vt)[1]abate (vip)[1]abate (vtp)[1]abatement (n)[1]abbreviate (vt)[1]abbreviation (n)[1]abdicate (vt)[1]abdomen (n)[1]abduct (vt)[1]aberrant (adj)[1]aberrate (vip)[1]aberrate (vtp)[1]aberration (n)[1]abet (vt)[1]abhor (vt)[1]abhorrent (adj)[1]abide (vi)[1]abide (vt)[2]ability (n)[1]abject (adj)[1]abjure (vt)[1]ablate (vip)[1]ablate (vtp)[1]ablative (adj)[1]ablaze (adj)[1]able (vts)[1]able (-/vtb)[1]abnegate (vt)[1]abnormal (adj)[1]aboard (prep)[1]abode (n)[1]abolish (vt)[1]abominable (adj)[1]abominate (vt)[1]aboriginal (adj)[1]abort (vip)[1]abort (vtp)[1]abortion (n)[1]abound (vi)[1]

about (adv)[1]about (prep)[1]about (adv)[2]about (adv)[3]about (adv)[4]about (prep)[5]about (prep)[6]about (prep)[7]above (prep)[1]abrade (vip)[1]abrade (vtp)[1]abrasion (n)[1]abrasive (adj)[1]abrasive (adj)[1]abridge (vt)[1]abroad (adv)[1]abrogate (vt)[1]abrupt (adj)[1]abruptness (n)[1]abscess (n)[1]abscind (vt)[1]abscissa (n)[1]abscond (vt)[1]absence (n)[1]absent (adj)[1]absent (to be ~) (vt)[1]absentee (n)[1]absent-minded (adj)[1]absinthe (n)[1]absolute (adj)[2]absolute (adj)[1]absolutely (adv)[1]absolve (vt)[1]absorb (vt)[1]absorbed (adj)[1]abstain (vt)[1]abstract (adj)[1]abstract (adj)[2]abstract (n)[3]abstracted (adj)[1]abstruse (adj)[1]absurd (adj)[1]abundance (n)[1]abundance (n)[2]abundant (adj)[1]

abuse (vt)[1]abut (vt)[1]abutment (n)[1]academic (adj)[1]academic (adj)[2]academic (adj)[3]academy (n)[1]accede (vi)[1]accede (vi)[2]accede (vt)[3]accelerando (adj)[1]accelerate (vip)[1]accelerate (vtp)[1]accelerated (adj)[1]accelerator (n)[1]accent (n)[1]accent (vt)[1]accent (n)[2]accent (n)[3]accent (vt)[3]accentuate (vt)[1]accentuate (vt)[2]accept (vt)[1]access (n)[1]access (n)[1]access (vt)[1]accessory (adj)[1]accessory (adj)[2]accessory (n)[1]accessory (n)[2]accident (n)[1]accident (n)[2]accidental (adj)[1]accidental (n)[2]acclaim (vt)[1]acclimate (vip)[1]acclimate (vtp)[1]acclimatize (vip)[1]acclimatize (vtp)[1]accolade (n)[1]accolade (n)[2]accolade (vt)[1]accommodate (vip)[1]accommodate (vtp)[1]accommodate (vt)[1]

accommodate (vt)[2]accommodation (n)[1]accompaniment (n)[1]accompaniment (n)[2]accompanist (n)[1]accompany (vt)[1]accompany (vt)[2]accompany (vt)[3]accompanying (adj)[1]accomplice (n)[1]accomplish (vt)[1]accomplished (adj)[1]accomplished (adj)[2]accord (n)[1]accord (vt)[1]accord (vt)[2]according to (prep)[1]accordingly (disc. adv.)[1]accordion (n)[1]account (n)[1]account (n)[2]accountable (adj)[1]accountable (vt)[1]accountant (n)[1]accredit (vt)[1]accredit (vt)[2]accrete (vip)[1]accrete (vtp)[1]accrue (vip)[1]accrue (vtp)[1]accumulate (vip)[1]accumulate (vtp)[1]accurate (adj)[1]accusative (adj)[1]accuse (vt)[1]accustom (vtb)[1]accustom (vdc)[1]accustomed (adj)[1]accustomed (vts)[1]ace (n)[1]ace (n)[2]ache (vi)[1]achieve (vt)[1]achieve (vt)[1]achromatic (adj)[1]

acid (adj)[1]acid (n)[1]acid (n)[2]acidic (adj)[1]acidify (vib)[1]acidify (vtc)[1]acknowledge (vt)[1]acknowledge (vt)[2]acorn (n)[1]acoustic (adj)[1]acoustic (adj)[2]acoustic (adj)[3]acoustics (n)[1]acoustics (n)[2]acquaint (vdc)[1]acquaintance (n)[1]acquaintance (n)[2]acquainted (adj)[1]acquainted (vtb)[1]acquainted (vts)[1]acquiesce (vt)[1]acquiescent (adj)[1]acquire (vt)[1]acquisition (n)[1]acquit (vt)[1]acquit (vt)[2]acquit (vt)[3]acre (n)[1]acrimonious (adj)[1]acrimony (n)[1]acrobat (n)[1]acrobatics (n)[1]acronym (n)[1]across (prep)[1]across (prep)[2]acrostic (n)[1]act (n)[1]act (n)[2]act (n)[3]act (vi)[1]act (vi)[4]act (in the ~ of) (prep)[5]actinium (n)[1]action (n)[1]action (n)[2]

action (n)[3]activate (vib)[1]activate (vtc)[1]active (adj)[1]active (adj)[2]activism (n)[1]activist (n)[1]actor (n)[1]actress (n)[1]actual (adj)[1]actual (adj)[2]actual (adj)[3]actuality (n)[3]actually (adv)[1]actually (adv)[2]actuality (adj)[1]actuality (adj)[2]actuate (vt)[1]acuity (n)[1]acuity (having high ~) (adj)[2]acumen (n)[1]acupuncture (n)[1]acupuncture (vt)[1]acute (adj)[1]acute (adj)[2]acute (adj)[3]acute (adj)[4]acute accent (n)[1]ad (n)[1]ad hoc (adj)[1]ad lib (adj)[1]ad nauseam (adv)[1]adage (n)[1]adagio (adj)[1]adamant (adj)[1]adapt (vip)[1]adapt (vtp)[1]adaptable (adj)[1]adaptation (n)[1]add (vt)[1]add (vt)[2]addend (n)[1]addict (n)[1]addicted (adj)[1]addicted (vts)[1]addicted (vtb)[1]

addicted (vdc)[1]addition (n)[1]addition (in ~ ) (connec)[2]addition (in ~ to) (prep)[3]additional (adj)[1]additionally (adv)[1]address (n)[1]address (n)[2]address (vt)[1]address (vt)[2]adept (adj)[1]adequate (adj)[1]adhere to (vt)[1]adhere to (vt)[2]adhere to (vt)[3]adhesive (adj)[1]adhesive (adj)[1]adhesive (n)[1]adiabatic (adj)[1]adieu (addr word)[1]adjacent (adj)[1]adjacent (vt)[1]adjective (n)[1]adjoin (vts)[1]adjourn (vt)[1]adjudicate (vt)[1]adjunct (adj)[1]adjust (vip)[1]adjust (vtp)[1]adjustment (n)[1]administer (vt)[1]administer (vt)[2]administration (n)[1]admiral (n)[1]admire (vt)[1]admission (n)[1]admission (n)[2]admit (vt)[1]admit (vt)[2]admit (vt)[3]admittance (n)[1]admittance (n)[2]admittance (n)[3]admonish (vt)[1]ado (n)[1]

adobe (n)[1]adolescent (adj)[1]adopt (vt)[1]adopt (vt)[2]adoption (n)[1]adore (vt)[1]adorn (vt)[1]adorn (vt)[1]adrenaline (n)[1]adrift (adj)[1]adroit (adj)[1]adsorb (vt)[1]adulate (vt)[1]adult (adj)[1]adulterate (vt)[1]adultery (n)[1]adultery (vi)[1]advance (vip)[1]advance (vtp)[1]advance (n)[2]advance (vt)[2]advantage (n)[1]advantage (n)[2]advantage (n)[4]advantage (vt)[3]advantage (n)[3]advantageous (adj)[1]advantageous (adj)[2]advantageous (adj)[3]advect (vtp)[1]advect (vip)[1]advent (n)[1]adventitious (adj)[1]adventure (n)[1]adventure (vi)[1]adventure (n)[1]adventurous (adj)[1]adverb (n)[1]adversary (n)[1]adverse (adj)[1]adverse (adj)[2]adverse (adj)[3]advertise (vt)[1]advertisement (n)[1]advise (vt)[1]

advocate (vt)[1]adze (n)[1]aegis (n)[1]aerate (vt)[1]aerial (adj)[1]aerial (adj)[2]aerial (adj)[3]aerial (adj)[4]aerial (adj)[5]aerial (n)[6]aerobatics (n)[1]aerodynamics (n)[1]aerology (n)[1]aeromechanics (n)[1]aeronautics (n)[1]aerosol (n)[1]aerospace (n)[1]aerosphere (n)[1]aerostatics (n)[1]aesthete (n)[1]aesthetic (adj)[2]aesthetic (of ~s) (adj)[1]aesthetic (of ~s) (adj)[3]aesthetics (n)[1]affable (adj)[1]affair (n)[1]affair (n)[2]affect (vt)[1]affect (vt)[2]affecting (adj)[1]affection (n)[1]affection (vt)[2]affectionate (adj)[1]affidavit (n)[1]affiliate with (vdc)[1]affiliate with (vtb)[1]affiliated (adj)[1]affiliated (vts)[2]affiliation (n)[1]affine (n)[1]affinity (n)[1]affinity (vt)[1]affirm (vt)[1]affirmative (adj)[1]affix (n)[1]

affix (n)[2]affix (vt)[3]affix (vt)[1]affix (vt)[4]afflict (vt)[1]affluent (adj)[1]affluent (adj)[2]afford (vt)[1]afford (vt)[2]afford (vt)[3]affricate (n)[1]affront (vt)[1]aficionado (n)[1]afire (adj)[1]aflame (adj)[1]afloat (adj)[1]aforementioned (adj)[1]aforethought (adj)[1]afraid (adj)[1]afraid (to be ~) (vt)[1]aft (adj)[1]after (adj)[1]after (conj)[2]after (prep)[2]after (prep)[3]after (prep)[4]aftereffect (n)[1]afterglow (n)[1]afterimage (n)[1]afterlife (n)[1]afternoon (n)[1]aftertaste (n)[1]afterthought (n)[1]afterward (adv)[1]afterwards (adv)[1]again (adj)[1]again (adv)[3]again (adv)[4]again preposition? (adv)[2]against (prep)[1]against (prep)[2]against (prep)[3]against (prep)[4]against (prep)[5]against (prep)[6]

agate (n)[1]age (n)[1]age (n)[1]age (vip)[1]age (vtp)[1]age (n)[2]age (of ~) (adj)[3]aged (prep)[1]ageless (adj)[1]ageless (adj)[2]agency (n)[1]agency (n)[2]agency (n)[3]agenda (n)[1]agent (n)[1]agent (n)[2]agent (n)[3]agglomerate (vip)[1]agglomerate (vtp)[1]agglomeration (n)[1]agglomeration (n)[1]agglutinate (vip)[1]agglutinate (vtp)[1]agglutination (n)[1]agglutinin (n)[1]aggravate (vt)[1]aggravation (n)[1]aggravation (n)[1]aggregate (vip)[1]aggregate (vtp)[1]aggress (vt)[1]aggression (n)[1]aggressive (adj)[1]aggressor (n)[1]aggrieve (vt)[1]agile (adj)[1]agitate (vt)[1]agitation (n)[1]agitato (adj)[1]agnostic (adj)[1]agnosticism (n)[1]ago (adv)[1]agonize (vip)[1]agonize (vtp)[1]agony (n)[1]

agony (n)[2]agora (n)[1]agree to (vt)[1]agree with (vts)[1]agree with (vt)[2]agreeable (adj)[1]agreement (n)[1]agreement (n)[1]agriculture (n)[1]agronomist (n)[1]agronomy (n)[1]aground (adj)[1]ah (interj)[1]aha (interj)[1]ahead (adv)[1]ahead (adv)[2]ahem (interj)[1]ahoy (interj)[1]aid (n)[1]aid (vt)[1]aide-de-camp (n)[1]ail (vtc)[1]ailing (adj)[1]ailment (n)[1]aim (vt)[1]aim (vt)[2]aim (vt)[3]aimless (adj)[1]air (n)[1]air (n)[2]air (n)[3]air (vt)[1]air (vt)[4]airborne (adj)[1]airborne (adj)[2]airborne (adj)[3]air-condition (vt)[1]air-conditioner (n)[1]aircraft (n)[1]airfield (n)[1]airfoil (n)[1]airline (n)[1]airmail (n)[1]airmail (vt)[1]airplane (n)[1]

airport (n)[1]airs (n)[1]airstream (n)[1]airstrip (n)[1]airy (adj)[1]airy (adj)[2]airy (adj)[4]airy (adj)[5]airy (adj)[3]aisle (n)[1]alarm (n)[1]alarm (vt)[1]alarm (n)[2]alarm (vt)[2]alarm clock (n)[1]album (n)[1]album (n)[2]alcohol (n)[1]alcohol (n)[2]alcohol (n)[3]alert (adj)[1]alert (n)[2]alert (vt)[2]alga (n)[1]alien (adj)[1]alien (n)[2]alien (n)[3]alienate (vt)[1]alive (adj)[1]alive (vib)[1]alive (vtc)[1]all (n)[1]all (quant)[2]all (quant)[3]allege (vt)[1]allergic (adj)[1]allergic (vt)[1]allergy (n)[1]alleviate (vt)[1]alleyway (n)[1]alliance (n)[1]allied (adj)[1]allied (vts)[1]allocate (vt)[1]allot (vt)[1]

allow (vt)[1]allow (vt)[2]allow (vt)[3]allowed (vt)[1]ally (n)[1]ally with (vdc)[1]ally with (vts)[1]almost as (adv)[1]alone (adj)[1]alone (adv)[1]along (adv)[1]along (adv)[2]along (prep)[3]along with (prep)[1]aloud (adv)[1]alp (n)[1]alpha (letter name)[1]alpha particle (n)[1]alphabet (n)[1]alphabetic (adj)[1]alpine (adj)[1]already (adj)[1]already (adv)[1]also (adv)[1]alter (vip)[1]alter (vtp)[1]altered (adj)[1]alternate (adj)[1]alternate (adj)[2]alternate (n)[3]alternate (vip)[1]alternate (vtp)[1]alternate (that which ~s) (n)[1]alternation (n)[1]alternative (adj)[1]alternatively (connec)[1]although (conj)[1]alto (adj)[1]alto (n)[2]altogether (adv)[1]aluminum (n)[1]always (adv)[1]amalgam (n)[1]amalgamate (vip)[1]amalgamate (vtp)[1]amass (vip)[1]

amass (vtp)[1]amaze (vt)[1]ambassador (n)[1]ambassador (vt)[1]amber (n)[1]ambient (adj)[1]ambiguous (adj)[1]amenable (adj)[1]americium (n)[1]amiable (adj)[1]among (prep)[1]among (prep)[2]amount (n)[1]amplitude (n)[1]amplitude (n)[2]amuse (vt)[1]anachronism (n)[1]anachronistic (adj)[1]analysis (n)[1]analytical (adj)[1]analytical (adj)[2]analyze (vt)[1]anatomy (n)[1]ancestor (n)[1]ancient (adj)[1]and (connec)[1]and (connec)[2]and then (connec)[1]anger (n)[1]anger (vib)[1]anger (vtc)[1]angle (n)[1]angry (adj)[1]animal (adj)[1]animal (n)[2]animate (adj)[1]animate (adj)[2]animate (vt)[1]animate (vt)[3]animate (vt)[4]animated (adj)[1]animism (n)[1]ankle (n)[1]anniversary (n)[1]announce (vt)[1]

annoy (vt)[1]annual (adj)[1]annul (vt)[1]anoint (vt)[1]another (determiner)[1]answer (n)[1]answer (the ~) (n)[2]answer (n)[3]answer (vt)[1]answer (vt) [2]answer (vt)[4]answer for (vt)[1]answerable (adj)[1]antecede (vt)[1]antecedent (adj)[1]antemeridian (n)[1]antenna (n)[1]anticipate (vt)[1]anticipate (vt)[2]anticipation (n)[1]antimony (n)[1]antiquated (adj)[1]antique (adj)[1]antiquity (n)[1]antithetical (adj)[1]anxious (adj)[1]any (adv)[1]any (quant)[2]any (quant)[3]anything (n)[1]anything (n)[2]aorta (n)[1]apart (adj)[1]apart (-/vts)[1]apartment (n)[1]apartment building (n)[1]apathetic (adj)[1]aperture (n)[1]aphtha (n)[1]appall (vt)[1]apparent (adj)[1]appeal (n)[1]appeal (n)[2]appeal (vt)[2]appeal (n)[3]

appeal for (vt)[1]appeal to (vt)[1]appear (vc)[1]appear (vi)[2]appear (vi)[2]appear (vi)[2]appease (vt)[1]appendix (n)[1]appendix (n)[2]appetizer (n)[1]applaud (vt)[1]applause (n)[1]apple (n)[1]apply (vt)[1]apply (vt)[2]appoint (vt)[1]apportion (vt)[1]appraise (vt)[1]appreciable (adj)[1]appreciate (vtp)[1]appreciate (vt)[2]appreciate (vt)[3]appreciate (vip)[1]apprehend (vt)[2]apprehend (vt)[3]apprehensive (adj)[1]approach (n)[1]approach (n)[1]approach (vt)[1]appropriate (adj)[1]appropriate (vt)[1]appropriate (vt)[2]approve (vt)[1]approve (vt)[2]approximate (vtq)[1]approximate (vdq)[1]approximately as (adv)[1]approximation (n)[1]April (n)[1]apron (n)[1]apron (n)[2]apropos (adj)[1]apropos (vt)[1]apt (adj)[1]apt (vt)[1]

aptitude (n)[1]aqueduct (n)[1]arbitrary (adj)[1]arc (n)[1]archaica (adj)[1]archer (n)[1]archery (n)[1]archery (vi)[1]architect (n)[1]archive (n)[1]arcus (n)[1]ardent (adj)[1]arduous (adj)[1]area (n)[1]area (n)[2]area (n)[3]arf (interj)[1]arf (vi)[1]argon (n)[1]argot (n)[1]argue (vt)[1]argue about (vi)[2]argument (n)[1]argument (n)[2]argument (n)[2]argument (n)[3]aria (n)[1]arm (n)[1]arm (n)[1]arm (n)[1]arm (n)[2]arm (n)[3]arm (n)[4]arm (vt)[4]arm (vt)[5]armed (adj)[1]armful (adj)[1]armor (n)[1]army (n)[1]around (adv)[1]around (adv)[2]around (adv)[3]around (prep)[1]around (prep)[3]around (prep)[4]

around (prep)[5]arouse (vt)[1]arrange (vt)[1]arrange (vt)[2]arrangement (n)[1]arrangement (n)[1]arrangement (n)[1]arrangement (n)[2]arrangement (n)[4]array (n)[1]arrive (vi)[1]arrogant (adj)[1]arsenic (n)[1]art (n)[1]art (n)[1]art (n)[2]artery (n)[1]artful (adj)[1]article (n)[1]article (n)[2]article (n)[3]article (n)[4]articulate (adj)[1]articulate (vt)[1]articulate (adj)[2]articulate (vip)[2]articulate (vtp)[2]articulate (vt)[3]artificial (adj)[1]artist (n)[1]artistic (adj)[1]artless (adj)[1]as (adv)[1]as (adv)[2]as (conj)[3]as (conj)[4]as (conj)[5]as (conj)[5]as (prep)[6]as (prep)[6]ascend (vt)[1]ascetic (adj)[1]ascribe (vt)[1]ash (n)[1]ashamed (vi)[1]

ask (vt)[1]ask for (vt)[1]asleep (adj)[1]asleep (vis)[1]asleep (to cause to fall ~) (-/vtc)[1]asleep (to fall ~) (-/vib)[1]aspect (n)[1]aspect (n)[2]aspire (vt)[1]assail (vt)[1]assault (vt)[1]assay (vt)[1]assemble (vip)[1]assemble (vtp)[1]assemble (vt)[2]assembly (n)[1]assembly (n)[2]assent to (vt)[1]assert (vt)[1]assess (vt)[1]asset (n)[1]assiduous (adj)[1]assign (vt)[1]assign (vt) [2]assimilate (vip)[1]assimilate (vtp)[1]assist (vt)[1]associate (adj)[1]associate (adj)[2]associate (n)[3]associate (n)[4]associate (vdc)[1]associate (vtb)[1]associate with (vtb)[1]associate with (vt)[2]associated (adj)[1]associated (vts)[1]association (n)[1]assorted (adj)[1]assume (vt)[1]assure (vt)[1]assure (vt)[2]assured (adj)[1]assured (adj)[2]astatine (n)[1]

asterisk (n)[1]astonish (vt)[1]astound (vt)[1]astrict (vt)[1]astrologer (n)[1]astrology (n)[1]astronaut (n)[1]astronomer (n)[1]astronomy (n)[1]astute (adj)[1]asylum (n)[1]asymmetric (adj)[1]asymmetrical (adj)[1]at (prep)[1]at (prep)[2]atrocious (adj)[1]attach (vtb)[1]attach (vdc)[1]attaché (n)[1]attached (adj)[1]attached (vts)[1]attack (n)[1]attack (vt)[1]attain (vt)[1]attempt (vt)[1]attend (vt)[1]attend to (vt)[1]attention (vt)[1]attention (n)[1]attenuate (vip)[1]attenuate (vtp)[1]attest (vt)[1]attic (n)[1]attitude (n)[1]attitude (n)[2]attract (vt)[1]attract (vt)[2]attraction (n)[1]attractive (adj)[1]attribute (n)[1]attribute (vt)[2]audacious (adj)[1]audacious (vi)[1]audacity (n)[1]audience (n)[1]augment (vip)[1]

augment (vtp)[1]august (adj)[1]August (n)[2]aunt (n)[1]auspicious (adj)[1]auspicious (vt)[1]austere (adj)[1]authentic (adj)[1]authenticate (vt)[1]author (n)[1]author (vt)[1]authoritative (adj)[1]authority (n)[1]authority (n)[2]authority (n)[3]authority (prep)[4]automatic (adj)[1]autumn (n)[1]available (adj)[1]avenge (vt)[1]average (adj)[1]average (adj)[2]average (adj)[3]avid (adj)[1]avoid (vt)[1]avow (vt)[1]await (vt)[1]awake (adj)[1]awake (vis)[1]awaken (vib)[1]awaken (vtc)[1]aware (adj)[1]aware (vt)[1]away (adj)[1]away (adv)[2]away (adv)[3]away from (prep)[1]awhile (adv)[1]awkward (adj)[1]awkward (adj)[2]awkward (adj)[3]axis (n)[1]axis (n)[2]azimuth (n)[1]babble (vi)[1]babble (vt)[2]babble (vt)[3]babouche (n)[1]baby (n)[1]baby boy (n)[1]

baby girl (n)[1]bacillus (n)[1]back (n)[1]back (n)[2]back (n)[3]back (n)[4]back (n)[5]back (n)[6]back (vt)[1]back (vt)[2]back (vt.)[3]back (vt.)[4]back (adj)[1]back (adv)[1]back (adv)[2]back (adv)[3]back (adv/prefix)[back (adv/prefix)[back (prep)[1]back off (vip)[1]back off (vtp)[1]back off (vt)[2]back off (vt)[3]back out (vip)[1]back out (vtp)[1]back out of (vt)[1]back up (vt)[1]back up (vt)[2]back up (vt)[3]back up (vt)[4]back to (prep)[1]background (n)[1]background (n)[2]background (vt.)[1]backpack (n)[1]backward (adj)[1]backward (adj)[2]bad (adj)[1]bad (adj)[2]bad (adj)[3]bad (adj)[4]bad (adj)[5]baffle (vt)[1]bag (n)[1]bag (n)[2]bag (n)[3]bag (vt)[1]bag full (n)[1]bail (n)[1]bail (vt.)[1]

bail (vt.)[2]bail (vt.)[3]bait (n)[1]bait (vt.)[1]bait (vt.)[2]bake (vt)[1]balance (n)[1]balance (n)[2]balance (vts)[2]balance (vtb)[2]balance (vdc)[2]balanced (adj)[1]balcony (n)[1]bald (adj)[1]balk (n)[1]balk (n)[2]balk (n)[3]balk (vt)[1]balk (vt)[2]ball (n)[1]ball (n)[2]ball (n)[3]ball (n)[4]ball (n)[5]ball (vib/vtc)[1]ballerina (n)[1]ballet (n)[1]balloon (n)[1]balm (n)[1]balm (n)[2]balm (n)[3]balm (n)[4]Baltic (n)[1]ban (n)[1]ban (vt)[1]banal (adj)[1]banana (n)[1]band (n)[1]band (n)[2]band (n)[3]band (n)[3]band (n)[4]band (vi)[1]band (vt)[2]banded (adj)[1]bang (vi)[1]banish (vt)[1]banjo (n)[1]bank (n)[1]bank (n)[2]

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bargain (vi)[1]barge (n)[1]barge (vt)[1]barge (vt)[2]barium (n)[1]bark (n)[1]bark (n)[2]bark (vi)[1]bark (vt)[2]bark (vt)[3]barn (n)[1]baron (n)[1]baron/baroness (n)[1]baroness (n)[1]baroque (adj)[1]barrel (n)[1]barrel (n)[2]barrel (n)[3]barrel (n)[4]barrel (n)[5]barren (adj)[1]barren (adj)[2]barren (adj)[3]barrier (n)[1]barrier (n)[2]barrier (vt)[1]bartender (n)[1]baryta (n)[1]baseball (n)[1]baseball (n)[2]based on (prep)[1]basement (n)[1]bashful (adj)[1]basic (adj)[1]basic (adj)[2]basically (adv)[1]basil (n)[1]basin (n)[1]basin (n)[2]basis (n)[1]basket (n)[1]bass (adj)[1]bass (n)[1]bassoon (n)[1]bathe (vi)[1]bathe (vt)[2]bathroom (n)[1]bathtub (n)[1]batik (n)[1]

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beryllium (n)[1]beset (vt)[1]beside (prep)[1]best (adj)[1]bestial (adj)[1]bestow (vt)[1]bet (vt)[1]beta (letter name)[1]beta particle (n)[1]betel nut (n)[1]betide (vi)[1]betray (vt)[1]betray (vt)[2]better (adj)[1]between (prep)[1]between (prep)[2]bevel (n)[1]beverage (n)[1]bewilder (vt)[1]bewitch (vt)[1]beyond (prep)[1]beyond (prep)[2]biased (adj)[1]bicker (vi)[1]bicycle (n)[1]big (adj)[1]bigot (n)[1]bilge (n)[1]bill (n)[1]binary (adj)[1]bind (vip)[1]bind (vtp)[1]bingo (n)[1]biologist (n)[1]biology (n)[1]bird (n)[1]biretta (n)[1]birth (n)[1]birth (vt)[1]birthday (n)[1]birthday (n)[1]biscuit (n)[1]bisect (vt)[1]bismuth (n)[1]bistro (n)[1]bit (n)[2]bit (n)[1]bit (a ~ less) (adv)[3]bit (a ~ more) (adv)[4]bite (vt)[1]

bitumen (n)[1]bizarre (adj)[1]black (adj)[1]blackboard (n)[1]bladder (n)[1]blade (n)[1]blame (vt)[1]bland (adj)[1]blank (adj)[1]blanket (n)[1]blaspheme (vt)[1]blasphemous (adj)[1]blazer (n)[1]bleach (n)[1]bleach (vt)[1]bleat (vi)[1]bleed (vt)[1]blend (n)[1]blend (vip)[1]blend (vtp)[1]blende (n)[1]blind (adj)[1]blink (vi)[1]blissful (adj)[1]blithe (adj)[1]block (n)[1]block (n)[2]block (n)[3]block (vt)[1]blond/blonde (adj)[1]blond/blonde (adj)[2]blond/blonde (n)[2]blood (n)[1]blot out (vt)[1]blouse (n)[1]blow (vip)[1]blow (vtp)[1]blow (vt)[2]blow away (vtc)[1]blow away (vt)[2]blow away (vt)[3]blow away (vip)[4]blow away (vtp)[4]blow down (vip)[5]blow down (vtp)[5]blow off (vt)[1]blow off (vt)[2]blow off (vt)[3]blow out (vt)[1]blow out (vip)[2]

blow out (vtp)[2]blow out (vip)[3]blow out (vtp)[3]blow over (vip)[3]blow over (vtp)[3]blow over (vi)[4]blow up (vip)[1]blow up (vtp)[1]blow up (vip)[2]blow up (vtp)[2]blow up (vip)[3]blow up (vtp)[3]blow up (vi)[4]blow up (vib)[5]blow up (vtc)[5]blow up (vt)[6]blow up (vi)[7]blubber (vt)[1]blue (adj)[1]blue-gray (adj)[1]blue-violet (adj)[1]bluff (n)[1]blunt (adj)[1]boar (n)[1]board (n)[1]board (n)[2]boast (vt)[1]boat (n)[1]bobbin (n)[1]body (n)[1]body (n)[2]body (n)[3]bohrium (n)[1]boil (vip)[1]boil (vtp)[1]boiled (adj)[1]boisterous (adj)[1]bold (adj)[1]bold (adj)[2]bolero (n)[1]bolero (vi)[1]bolt (n)[1]bolt (n)[2]bolus (n)[1]bombard (vt)[1]bond (n)[1]bone (n)[1]bongo (n)[1]book (n)[1]boom (vi)[1]

boost (vt)[1]boot (n)[1]border (n)[1]bore (vt)[1]bored (adj)[1]born (adj)[1]boron (n)[1]borrow (vt)[1]borscht (n)[1]boss (n)[1]botch (vt)[1]both (determiner)[1]both ... and … (connec)[1]bother (vt)[1]bother (vt)[2]bottle (n)[1]bound (vt)[1]boundary (n)[1]bounty (n)[1]bouquet (n)[1]boutique (n)[1]bow (n)[1]bow (vi)[2]bowl (n)[1]bowline (n)[1]box (n)[1]box (vi)[2]box office (n)[1]boy (n)[1]boyfriend (n)[1]bracelet (n)[1]bract (n)[1]brag (vt)[1]brain (n)[1]brake (n)[1]bran (n)[1]branch (n)[1]branch (n)[2]brand (n)[1]brandish (vt)[1]brass (n)[1]brave (adj)[1]brawn (n)[1]brawny (adj)[1]braze (vt)[1]breach (n)[1]bread (n)[1]break (vip)[1]break (vtp)[1]break away (vi)[1]

break away (vtb)[2]break away (vdc)[2]break down (-/vib)[1]break down (vi)[2]break down (vip)[3]break down (vtp)[3]break down (vip)[4]break down (vtp)[4]break down (vip)[5]break down (vtp)[5]break down (vt)[6]break down (vip)[7]break down (vip)[7]break down (vt)[8]break down (vt)[9]break down (vt)[10]break down (vtb)[11]break down (vdc)[11]break down (vt)[12]break in (vt)[1]break in (vt)[2]break in (vt)[3]break in (vtp)[4]break in (vt)[5]break in (vt)[6]break into (-/vt)[1]break into (-/vt)[2]break off (vt)[1]break off (vtp)[2]break out (vt)[1]break out (vdc)[2]break out (vip)[3]break out (vt)[4]break out of (vt)[1]break up (vip)[1]break up (vip)[2]break up (vtp)[2]break up vip/vtpbreak up (vip)[3]break up (vtp)[3]break up (vip)[4]break up (vtp)[4]break up (vt)[5]breakable (adj)[1]breakable (adj)[1]breakfast (n)[1]breakfast (n)[1]breakfast (vi)[1]breast (n)[1]breast (n)[2]

breathe (vt)[1]breathe in (vt)[1]breathe out (vt)[1]breed (vt)[1]breeze (n)[1]brevity (n)[1]brew (vt)[1]bribe (vt)[1]bride (n)[1]bridge (n)[1]bridge (n)[2]brief (adj)[1]briefcase (n)[1]briefly (adv)[1]bright (adj)[1]bright (adj)[2]bright (adj)[3]brilliant (adj)[1]brilliant (adj)[2]brim (n)[1]bring (vt)[1]bring about (vi)[1]bring about (vt)[2]bring down (vt)[3]bring down (vtc)[1]bring down (vip)[2]bring down (vtp)[2]bring down (vip)[3]bring down (vtp)[3]bring down (vib)[4]bring down (vtc)[4]bring in (vt)[1]bring on (vt)[1]bring on (vi)[2]bring out (vt)[1]bring out (vt)[2]bring out (vt)[3]bring out (vt)[4]bring out (vt)[5]bring up (vt)[6]bring up (vt)[7]brink (n)[1]brisk (adj)[1]brittle (adj)[1]broach (vt)[1]broad (adj)[1]brocade (n)[1]broccoli (n)[1]broil (vip)[1]broil (vtp)[1]

broken (adj)[1]broken down (adj)[1]bromine (n)[1]bronchus (n)[1]bronze (n)[1]brooch (n)[1]brother (n)[1]brow (n)[1]brown (adj)[1]brunette (adj)[1]brunette (n)[1]brush (n)[1]brusque (adj)[1]brutal (adj)[1]brute (n)[1]brutish (adj)[1]bubble (n)[1]bubo (n)[1]buckle (n)[1]bucolic (adj)[1]bud (n)[1]buffer (vt)[1]buffet (n)[1]buffet (n)[2]build (vt)[1]building (n)[1]bulb (n)[1]bulb (n)[2]bulge (n)[1]bullet (n)[1]bully (vt)[1]bun (n)[1]bun (n)[2]bundle (n)[1]bundle (n)[2]bungle (vt)[1]bungling (adj)[1]bunker (n)[1]burden (n)[1]burdensome (adj)[1]bureau (n)[1]burglarize (vt)[1]burlesque (vt)[1]burn (vtp)[1]burn (vip)[1]burst (vip)[1]burst (vtp)[1]bus (n)[1]bush (n)[1]business (n)[1]

business (n)[2]busy (adj)[1]but (conj)[1]butcher (n)[1]butcher (vt)[1]butter (n)[1]button (n)[1]buy (vt)[1]by (prep)[1]by (prep)[2]by (prep)[3]bypass (n)[1]bypass (vt)[1]cabal (n)[1]cabbage (n)[1]cabin (n)[1]cabin (n)[2]cabinet (n)[1]cabinet (n)[2]cable (n)[1]cable (n)[2]cable (vt)[1]cable (vt)[1]cable (vt)[2]cackle (vi)[1]cadet (n)[1]cadmium (n)[1]café (n)[1]cage (n)[1]cage (vt)[1]cajole (vt)[1]cake (n)[1]cakewalk (vi)[1]calcium (n)[1]calculate (vt)[1]calculator (n)[1]calendar (n)[1]calf (n)[1]calf (n)[2]calf (n)[3]calf (n)[4]calico (n)[1]californium (n)[1]caliph (n)[1]call (vt)[1]call (vt)[2]call back (vt)[1]call back (vt)[2]call back (vt)[3]call down (vt)[1]

call down (vt)[2]call for (vt)[1]call for (vt)[2]call for (vt)[3]call for (vt)[4]call for (vt)[5]call in (vt)[1]call in (vt)[2]call in (vt)[3]call off (vtp)[4]call on (vt)[1]call on (vt)[2]call on (vt)[3]call out (vt)[1]call out (vt)[2]call out (vt)[3]call out (vt)[4]call up (vt)[1]call up (vt)[2]call up (vt)[3]call up (vt)[4]calm (adj)[1]calorie (n)[1]calumniate (vt)[1]cam (n)[1]cameo (n)[1]cameo (n)[1]cameo (n)[2]camera (n)[1]camp (n)[1]camp (n)[2]camp (vi)[1]camp (vi)[3]campaign (vt)[1]can (n)[1]can (vts)[2]can (vt)[3]can (vt)[4]can (vt)[5]canal (n)[1]cancan (n)[1]cancan (vi)[1]cancel (vip)[1]cancel (vtp)[1]cancel (vt)[2]cancel (vt)[3]cancel (vt)[4]cancer (n)[1]candid (adj)[1]candle (n)[1]

candy (n)[1]candy (vt)[1]candy (n)[2]cane (n)[1]cane (n)[2]canine (n)[1]canker (n)[1]cannula (n)[1]canoe (n)[1]canon (n)[2]canon (n)[1]canon (n)[3]canon (n)[4]canopy (n)[1]canopy (n)[2]cant (n)[1]cant (n)[1]cant (n)[2]cant (vib)[1]cant (vtc)[1]cant (vt)[3]canted (adj)[1]canteen (n)[1]canteen (n)[2]canteen (n)[3]canto (n)[1]canvas (n)[1]canvas (vt)[1]canvass (n)[1]canvass (vt)[1]canvass (vt)[2]canvass (vt)[3]canvass (vt)[4]cap (n)[1]capacity (adj)[1]capacity (n)[2]capacity (n)[3]capacity (n)[4]capacity (n)[5]cape (n)[1]cape (n)[2]caper (n)[1]capital (adj)[1]capital (adj)[2]capital (adj)[3]capital (n)[3]capital (n)[4]capital (n)[5]capital (n)[7]capitalism (n)[1]

capitalist (n)[1]capitalize (vt)[1]capitalize (vt)[2]capitalize (vt)[2]capitol (n)[1]capitulate (vi)[1]capon (n)[1]capsule (n)[1]capsule (n)[2]capsule (n)[3]captain (n)[1]captain (n)[2]captain (vt)[1]capture (n)[1]capture (vt)[1]capture (vt)[2]car (n)[1]caramel (n)[1]carat (n)[1]carbon (n)[1]card (n)[1]card (n)[2]card (n)[3]card (n)[4]card (n)[5]card (n)[6]card (n)[6]card (n)[7]card (vt)[6]cardinal (adj)[1]cardinal (adj)[2]cardinal (adj)[3]cardinal (n)[2]cardinal (n)[3]cardinal (n)[4]cardinal (n)[5]cardinal (n)[6]care (n)[1]care (n)[2]care (n)[3]care (n)[4]care (n)[4]care (vt)[5]care about (vt)[1]care for (vt)[1]career (n)[1]careful (adj)[1]caress (vt)[1]cargo (n)[1]carnival (n)[1]

carp (n)[1]carpenter (n)[1]carpenter (vt)[1]carpet (n)[1]carriage (n)[1]carriage (n)[2]carriage (n)[3]carrot (n)[1]carry (n)[1]carry (n)[2]carry (vt)[1]carry (vt)[1]carry (vt)[3]carry (vtp)[4]carry (vt)[5]carry off (vt)[1]carry off (vi)[2]carry on (vip)[1]carry on (vtp)[1]carry on (vt)[2]carry on (vi)[3]carry on (vi)[4]carry on (vt)[5]carry out (vt)[1]carry over (vi)[1]carry over (vip)[2]carry over (vtp)[2]carry through (vt)[1]carry through (vt)[2]carry through (vi)[3]cart (n)[1]cart (vt)[1]carton (n)[1]carve (vt)[1]carve (vt)[2]carve (vt)[2]cascade (n)[1]cascade (vi)[1]case (n)[1]case (n)[2]case (n)[3]case (n)[3]case (n)[4]case (n)[5]case (n)[6]case (n)[7]case (n)[8]case (n)[9]case (vt)[2]case (vt)[10]

case (in ~ of) (prep)[1]casino (n)[1]casket (n)[1]cassava (n)[1]casserole (n)[1]casserole (n)[1]cast (n)[1]cast (n)[1]cast (n)[2]cast (n)[3]cast (n)[3]cast (n)[3]cast (n)[4]cast (vt)[1]cast (vt)[3]cast (vt)[4]cast (vt)[5]cast (vt)[6]cast (vt)[7]cast (vt)[8]cast (vt)[9]cast away (vt)[1]cast off (vt)[1]cast off (vt)[2]cast out (vt)[1]castigate (vt)[1]castle (n)[1]castle (n)[2]castle (n)[2]castle (vt)[2]casual (adj)[1]cat (n)[1]cat (n)[2]cat (n)[3]catalyst (n)[1]cataract (n)[1]cataract (n)[2]catch (n)[1]catch (n)[1]catch (n)[2]catch (n)[3]catch (n)[4]catch (n)[5]catch (n)[6]catch (n)[7]catch (vt)[1]catch (vt)[2]catch (vt)[4]catch (vt)[5]catch (vt)[9]

catch (vt)[10]catch (vt)[11]catch on (vt)[1]catch on (vt)[2]catch up (vt)[1]catch up (vib)[2]catch up (vtc)[2]catch up on (vt)[1]catch up with (vt)[1]category (n)[1]caterpillar (n)[1]catfish (n)[1]cathedral (n)[1]cathode (n)[1]catholic (adj)[1]Catholic (n)[2]Catholicism (n)[1]cauliflower (n)[1]cause (n)[1]cause (n)[2]cause (vt)[1]caustic (adj)[1]caution (vt)[1]cautious (adj)[1]cave (n)[1]cavity (n)[1]cavity (n)[2]Cayenne pepper (n)[1]cease (vip)[1]cease (vtp)[1]ceaseless (adj)[1]cede (vt)[1]ceiling (n)[1]celebrate (vt)[1]cell (n)[1]cell (n)[2]cell (n)[3]cell (n)[4]cell (n)[5]cell (n)[6]cell (vt)[7]cell phone (n)[1]cello (n)[1]cellular phone (n)[1]censor (n)[1]censor (vt)[2]censure (vt)[1]cent (n)[1]center (n)[1]center (n)[2]

center (n)[1]center (n)[3]center (n)[4]center (vt)[5]center (vt)[6]centigram (n)[1]centimeter (n)[1]central (adj)[1]century (n)[1]cerium (n)[1]certain (adj)[1]certain (adj)[2]certain (vt)[2]certain (determiner)[certify (vt)[1]cesium (n)[1]cha-cha (n)[1]cha-cha (vi)[1]chain (n)[1]chain (n)[2]chain (n)[3]chain (n)[4]chain (vt)[1]chain (vt)[4]chain (vt)[5]chain (vt)[6]chain (vt)[7]chair (n)[1]chair (n)[2]chair (n)[3]chair (vt)[2]chairperson (n)[1]chalice (n)[1]chalk (n)[1]chalk (n)[2]chalk (vt)[1]chalk (vt)[2]chalkboard (n)[1]challenge (n)[1]challenge (vt)[1]challenge (n)[2]challenge (vt)[2]challenge (n)[3]challenge (vt)[3]challenge (n)[4]challenge (vt)[4]challenge (n)[5]chamber (n)[1]chamber (n)[2]chamber (n)[3]

chamber (vt)[4]champion (n)[1]champion (n)[2]champion (vt)[2]chance (n)[1]chance (n)[2]chance (n)[3]chance (vi)[4]chance (vt)[5]chancre (n)[1]change (n)[1]change (n)[2]change (n)[3]change (n)[4]change (n)[5]change (vi)[6]change (vi)[7]change (vip)[1]change (vtp)[1]change (vtq)[2]change (vdq)[2]change (vtq)[4]change (vdq)[4]changeable (adj)[1]changed (adj)[1]changeless (adj)[1]channel (n)[1]channel (n)[2]channel (vt)[1]channel (vt)[3]channel (vt)[4]chant (vt)[1]chapel (n)[1]chaperone (vt)[1]chapter (n)[1]chapter (vt)[1]chapter (n)[2]char (vip)[1]char (vtp)[1]character (n)[1]character (n)[2]character (n)[3]character (n)[4]character (n)[5]characteristic (adj)[1]characteristic (n)[1]characterize (vt)[1]characterize (vt)[2]charade (n)[1]charcoal (n)[1]

charge (vt)[10]charge (n)[1]charge (n)[2]charge (n)[3]charge (n)[4]charge (n)[5]charge (vt)[2]charge (vt)[4]charge (vt)[5]charge (vt)[6]charge (vt)[7]charge (vt)[8]charge (vt)[9]charitable (adj)[1]charity (n)[1]charity (n)[1]charity (n)[2]charity (vt)[1]charleston (vi)[1]charm (vt)[1]chart (n)[1]charter (n)[1]charter (vt)[1]chase (vt)[1]chaste (adj)[1]chastise (vt)[1]chat (vi)[1]chatter (vi)[1]cheap (adj)[1]cheat (vt)[1]check (n)[2]check (n)[3]check (n)[4]check (n)[5]check (n)[7]check (vt)[1]check (vt)[2]check (vt)[3]check (vt)[4]check (vt)[6]check (vt)[7]check (vi)[8]check in to (vt)[1]check into (vt)[1]check out (vt)[1]check out (vt)[2]check out (vt)[3]check out of (vt)[1]cheek (n)[1]cheese (n)[1]

chef (n)[1]chemical (n)[1]chemist (n)[1]chemistry (n)[1]cherish (vt)[1]chest (n)[1]chest (n)[2]chestnut oak (n)[1]chew (vt)[1]chic (adj)[1]chicken (n)[1]chief (adj)[1]chief (n) [2]chigoe (n)[1]child (n)[1]child (n)[2]chime (n)[1]chime (n)[1]chime (n)[2]chime (n)[3]chime (vi)[1]chime (vi)[4]chime (vt)[5]chime (vt)[6]chimera (n)[1]chimney (n)[1]chin (n)[1]chip (n)[1]chip (vi)[1]chip (vt)[1]chipper (adj)[1]chirp (vi)[1]chisel (n)[1]chitin (n)[1]chlorine (n)[1]chocolate (n)[1]choice (n)[1]choice (n)[2]choice (n)[3]cholera (n)[1]choose (vt)[1]chop (n)[2]chop (n)[3]chop (vt)[1]chop (vt)[4]chop (vt)[5]chord (n)[1]chord (vt)[1]chow (n)[1]chromium (n)[1]

chronicle (n)[1]chronicle (vt)[2]chronological (adj)[1]chronology (n)[1]chronology (n)[2]chubby (adj)[1]church (n)[1]church (n)[2]church (n)[3]chutney (n)[1]chyle (n)[1]chyme (n)[1]cider (n)[1]cigarette (n)[1]cinder (n)[1]cinema (n)[1]cinnamon (n)[1]cipher (n)[1]cipher (n)[2]cipher (n)[3]cipher (n)[4]cipher (n)[5]circle (n)[1]circle (n)[2]circle (vip)[3]circle (vtp)[3]circuitous (adj)[1]circulate (vip)[1]circulate (vtp)[1]circumscribe (vt)[1]circumstance (n)[1]circumstantial (adj)[1]circumstantiality (n)[1]circumstantially (adv)[1]circumstantiate (vt)[1]cirrus (n)[1]cite (vt)[1]citizen (n)[1]citrus (n)[1]city (n)[1]city hall (n)[1]civil (adj)[1]civil (adj)[2]claim (vt)[1]claim (vt)[2]clamor (vi)[1]clamorous (adj)[1]clamp (n)[1]clan (n)[1]clandestine (adj)[1]

clasp (n)[1]class (n)[1]class (n)[2]class (n)[3]class (n)[4]classic (adj)[1]classification (n)[1]classify (vt)[1]classmate (n)[1]classroom (n)[1]clatter (vi)[1]clause (n)[1]clause (n)[2]clean (adj)[1]clean (vib)[1]clean (vtc)[1]clear (adj)[1]clear (adj)[2]clear (adj)[3]clear (adj)[4]clear away (vt)[1]clear away (vt)[2]clear off (vt)[1]clear off (vi)[2]clear off (vi)[3]clear off (vip)[4]clear off (vtp)[4]clear off (vt)[5]clear off (vib)[6]clear off (vtc)[6]clear up (vt)[1]clear up (vt)[2]clear up (vt)[3]clear up (vt)[4]cleave (vip)[1]cleave (vtp)[1]clef (n)[1]clement (vt)[1]clever (adj)[1]cliché (n)[1]click (vi)[1]cliff (n)[1]climb (vt)[1]clinic (n)[1]clip (n)[1]clique (n)[1]cloak (n)[1]clock (n)[1]cloister (n)[1]clone (vt)[1]

close (adj)[1]close (to be ~ to) (vt)[1]close (vib)[2]close (vtc)[2]closed (adj)[1]closet (n)[1]clot (n)[1]cloth (n)[1]clothes (n)[1]clothing (n)[1]cloud (n)[1]cloud (vi)[1]cloud (vt)[1]cloudy (adj)[1]clown (n)[1]club (n)[1]club (n)[2]cluck (vi)[1]clue (n)[1]clue (n)[2]clue (vt)[1]clumsy (adj)[1]cluster (n)[1]clutch (n)[1]clutch (vt)[2]cluttered (adj)coach (n)[1]coach (n)[2]coach (n)[3]coach (vt)[4]coalesce (vip)[1]coalesce (vtp)[1]coarse (adj)[1]coarse (adj)[1]coast (n)[1]coat (n)[1]coat (n)[2]coat (vts)[2]coat (vdc)[2]coat (n)[3]coauthor (n)[1]coax (vt)[1]cobalt (n)[1]cockroach (n)[1]cocktail (n)[1]cocoon (n)[1]coexist (vt)[1]coffee (n)[1]coffin (n)[1]cognizant (adj)[1]

cognizant (vt)[1]cohere (vi)[1]cohesion (n)[1]cohesive (adj)[1]coil (n)[1]coin (n)[1]coincide (vts)[1]coincident (adj)[1]coincident (vt)[1]coitus (vt)[1]cold (adj)[1]colic (n)[1]collapse (vip)[1]collapse (vtp)[1]collar (n)[1]collared (adj)[1]colleague (n)[1]collect (vip)[1]collect (vtp)[1]collected (adj)[1]collection (n)[1]collective (n)[1]collective (adj)[1]collectively (adv)[1]college (n)[1]collide (vip) [1]collide (vtp)[1]colon (n)[1]colony (n)[1]color (adj)[1]color (n)[1]color (n)[1]color (n)[2]color (vip)[1]color (vtp)[1]color (vt)[1]color (vib)[3]color (vt)[4]colossal (adj)[1]colossus (n)[1]column (n)[1]column (n)[2]column (n)[2]column (n)[2]column (n)[3]comb (n)[1]comb (n)[1]comb (n)[2]comb (n)[3]comb (n)[4]

comb (vt)[1]comb (vt)[1]comb (vt)[5]comb (n)comb (vt)combat (vt)[1]combination (n)[1]combination (n)[1]combination (n)[2]combine (n)[2]combine (n)[3]combine (vdc)[1]combine (vtb)[1]combine (vt)[4]combined (adj)[1]combined (vts)[1]come (vi)[1]come (vi)[2]come (vi)[3]come (vi)[4]come (vc)[5]come (vi)[6]

come (vi)[7]come at (vt)[1]come at (vt)[2]come back (vi)[1]come back (vi)[2]come down (vi)[1]come down (vip)[2]come down (vi)[3]come down on (vt)[1]come from (vt)[1]come off (vtb)[1]come off (vi)[2]come on (vi)[1]come on (vi)[2]come on (vip)[3]come on (vi)[4]come on (vt)[5]come on (interj)[6]come out (vi)[1]come out (vt)[2]come out (vt)[3]come up (vt)[1]come up (vi)[2]come up to (vt)[1]comfort (n)[1]comfort (n)[1]comfort (n)[2]comfort (n)[3]

comfort (vt)[1]comfort (vt)[2]comfortable (adj)[1]command (n)[1]command (n)[1]command (n)[1]command (n)[1]command (n)[2]command (n)[3]command (n)[4]command (n)[4]command (vt)[1]command (vt)[1]command (vt)[5]command (vt)[6]command (vt)[7]command (vt)[7]commence (vip)[1]commence (vtp)[1]comment (n)[1]comment (vt)[1]commerate (vt)[1]commerce (n)[2]commerce (n)[1]commerce (vi)[1]commercial (adj)[1]commercial (adj)[2]commission (n)[1]commission (n)[2]commission (n)[3]commission (n)[4]commission (vt)[5]commit (vi)[1]commit (vt)[1]commit (vt)[2]commit oneself (vr)[3]committee (n)[1]common (adj)[1]common (adj)[2]common (adj)[3]common (adj)[4]common teal (n)[1]commune (n)[1]commune (vi)[2]communicate (vt)[1]communicate (vt)[2]communicate with (vts)[3]communication (n)[1]communication (n)[1]communication (n)[2]

communication (n)[3]communion (n)[1]community (n)[1]community (n)[2]community (n)[3]commute (n)[1]commute (vi)[1]commute (vdq)[2]commute (vt)[3]commute (vt)[3]commute (vt)[4]compact (adj)[1]compact (adj)[2]compact (adj)[2]compact (n)[3]compact (vib)[3]compact (vtc)[3]compact (n)[4]company (n)[1]company (n)[2]company (n)[3]company (n)[4]compare (vdq)[1]compare (vt)[2]compare (vt)[3]compare (vt)[4]comparison (n)[1]comparison (n)[2]comparison (n)[3]comparison (n)[4]compass (n)[1]compass (n)[2]compass (n)[3]compass (n)[4]compatible (adj)[1]compel (vt)[1]compel (vt)[2]compendious (adj)[1]compensate (vt)[1]compensate (vt)[2]compensation (n)[1]compete (vt)[1]competence (n)[1]competent (adj)[1]competition (n)[1]complain (vt)[1]complement (n)[1]complement (vt)[2]complete (vt)[1]complete (adj)[1]

complete (adj)[2]complete (vtp)[3]completely (adv)[1]completeness (n)[1]completion (n)[1]complex (adj)[1]complex (adj)[2]complex (n)[3]complex (n)[4]complex (n)[5]complexity (n)[1]compliant (adj)[1]complicate (vib)[1]complicate (vtc)[1]complicate (vib)[2]complicate (vtc)[2]complicated (adj)[1]complication (n)[1]compliment (n)[1]compliment (n)[1]compliment (vt)[1]comply with (vt)[1]component (n)[1]comport (vi)[1]compose (vt)[1]compose (vt)[2]composed (adj)[1]composite (adj)[1]composite (n)[1]composition (n)[1]composition (n)[2]compound (adj)[1]compound (n)[2]compound (vdc)[2]compound (vtb)[2]compounded (adj)[1]compounded (vts)[1]comprehend (vt)[1]comprehend (vt)[2]comprehensive (adj)[1]comprehensive (adj)[2]compress (vip)[1]compress (vtp)[1]comprise (vt)[1]compute (vt)[1]computer (n)[1]concave (adj)[1]conceal (vt)[1]concede (vt)[1]concentrate (vi)[1]

concentrate (vib)[2]concentrate (vtc)[2]concentrated (adj)[1]concentric (adj)[1]concern (n)[2]concern (vib)[1]concern (vtc)[1]concern (vt)[2]concerned (adj)[1]concert (n)[1]conciliate (vt)[1]concise (adj)[1]conclude (vt)[1]conclude (vip)[1]conclude (vtp)[1]concoct (vt)[1]concomitant (adj)[1]concomitant (vt)[1]concrete (adj)[1]concrete (n)[2]concur with (vi)[1]concurrent (adj)[1]concurrent (vt)[1]concurrently (connec)[1]condemn (vt)[1]condensation (n)[1]condensation (n)[1]condense (vip)[1]condense (vtp)[1]condition (n)[1]conditional (adj)[1]conditional (adj)[2]conditionally (adv)[1]conditionally (adv)[2]condo (n)[1]condominium (n)[1]condone (vt)[1]conducive (adj)[1]conduct (vt)[1]conduct (vt)[2]conduct (vi)[3]conductor (n)[1]confess (vt)[1]confide (vt)[1]confident (adj)[1]confidential (adj)[1]confine (vt)[1]confirm (vt)[1]conflict with (vt)[1]conform (vt)[1]

confound (vt)[1]confront (vt)[1]confuse (vt)[1]confuse (vd)[2]conga (n)[1]conga (vi)[2]congenial (adj)[1]congenital (adj)[1]congenitally (adv)[1]congest (vib)[1]congest (vtc)[1]congested (adj)[1]congratulate (vt)[1]congregate (vip)[1]congregate (vtp)[1]congrous (adj)[1]conjecture (vt)[1]conjoin (vtq)[1]conjoin (vdq)[1]conjoined (to be ~ to) (vts)[1]conjunction (n)[1]connect (vtp)[1]connect (vip)[1]connect (vts)[1]connected (adj)[1]connecting (adj)[1]connection (n)[1]connective (n)[1]conscientious (adj)[1]conscious (adj)[1]conscious (vt)[1]consecrate (vt)[1]consecutive (adj)[1]consent to (vt)[1]consequence (to be a ~ of) (vt)[1]consequent (n)[1]consequently (disc adv)[1]conserve (vt)[1]conservation (n)[1]consider (vt)[1]consider (vt)[2]considerate (adj)[1]consign (vt)[1]consist of (vt)[1]consistency (n)[1]consistent (adj)[1]consonant (n)[1]conspire (vt)[1]constancy (n)[1]constant (adj)[1]

constantly (adv)[1]constrain (vt)[1]constrict (vip)[1]constrict (vtp)[1]construct (n)[1]construct (vt)[2]construction (n)[1]construe (vt)[1]consul (n)[1]consulate (n)[1]consume (vt)[1]contact (n)[1]contact (vt)[2]contact (vt)[3]contain (vt)[1]container (n)[1]contemplate (vt)[1]contemplative (adj)[1]contemporaneous (adj)[1]contemporaneous (vt)[2]contemporary (adj)[1]content (adj)[1]content (n)[2]contentious (adj)[1]contents (n)[1]contest (vt)[1]contest (vt)[2]context (n)[1]continent (n)[1]contingency (n)[1]contingency (n)[1]contingent (adj)[1]contingent (vt)[1]continual (adj)[1]continuation (n)[1]continuation (n)[1]continue (vip)[1]continue (vtp)[1]continuity (n)[1]continuity (n)[1]continuity (n)[2]continuous (adj)[1]contort (vip)[1]contort (vtp)[1]contour (n)[1]contract (n)[1]contract (vip)[1]contract (vtp)[1]contradict (vt)[1]contradictory (adj)[1]

contrastingly .. but .. (connec)[1]contrive (vt)[1]control (vt)[1]converge (vip)[1]converge (vtp)[1]converse (adj)[1]converse (vi)[2]conversion (n)[1]convert (n)[1]convert (n)[2]convert (vip)[1]convert (vtp)[1]converted (adj)[1]convex (adj)[1]convict (n)[1]convict (vt)[1]convince (vt)[1]convivial (adj)[1]convoke (vt)[1]cook (vt)[1]cookie (n)[1]cool (adj)[1]cool (adj)[2]cool (adj)[3]coop (n)[1]cooperate (vi)[1]cope with (vt)[1]copilot (vt)[1]copper (n)[1]coppery (adj)[1]copy (vt)[1]coquettish (adj)[1]cork (n)[1]corm (n)[1]corner (n)[1]corner (n)[2]corporation (n)[1]corpse (n)[1]corpulent (adj)[1]correct (adj)[1]correct (vt)[2]correct (vt)[3]correspond (vt)[1]corridor (n)[1]corroborate (vt)[1]corrupt (adj)[1]corrupt (vib)[1]corrupt (vtc)[1]cosmetics (n)[1]cossack (n)[1]

cost (n)[1]cost (vi)[2]costly (adj)[1]cottage (n)[1]cotton (n)[1]cotton (n)[2]couch (n)[1]cougar (n)[1]cough (vi)[1]council (n)[1]counsel (vt)[1]count (n)[1]count (vt)[2]count (vt)[3]counter (n)[1]counteract (vt)[1]counterfeit (adj)[1]counterpart (n)[1]countless (adj)[1]country (n)[1]country (n)[2]countryside (n)[1]county (n)[1]couple (n)[1]couple (vdc)[2]couple (vtb)[2]coupled (adj)[1]coupled (vts)[1]courage (n)[1]courageous (adj)[1]course (n)[1]course (n)[2]course (n)[3]course (n)[4]course (n)[5]course (n)[6]course (n)[7]court (n)[1]court (n)[2]court (n)[3]court (vt)[4]courteous (adj)[1]courtroom (n)[1]courtsey (vi)[1]courtyard (n)[1]cousin (n)[1]cover (vt)[1]cover (vt)[2]cover (vt)[3]cover (vt)[4]

cover (vt)[5]cover (vdc)[6]cover (vtb)[6]cover (vts)[6]covering (n)[1]cow (n)[1]cower (vi)[1]co-worker (n)[1]coy (adj)[1]cozy (adj)[1]crack (vtp)[3]crack (n)[1]crack (vip)[2]crack (vtp)[2]crack (vip)[3]crack down on (vt)[1]crack up (vt)[1]crack up (vt)[2]crack up (vib)[3]crack up (vtc)[4]cracker (n)[1]craft (n)[1]craft (n)[2]crafty (adj)[1]cramp (n)[1]crank (n)[1]crass (adj)[1]crawl (vi)[1]crazy (adj)[1]creak (vi)[1]cream (n)[1]cream (n)[2]cream (n)[3]create (vt)[1]credit (n)[1]credit (vt)[2]credit card (n)[1]crepe (n)[1]crescent-shaped (adj)[1]cress (n)[1]crest (n)[1]crested (adj)[1]crew (n)[1]crime (n)[1]crime (vi)[1]criminal (adj)[1]criminal (adj)[2]criminal (n)[1]cringe (vi)[1]cripple (vt)[1]

crippled (adj)[1]crisis (n)[1]criterion (n)[1]critical (adj)[1]criticize (vt)[1]criticize (vt)[2]crop (n)[1]croquet (vi)[1]cross (n)[1]crossover (n)[1]cross off (vt)[1]cross out (vt)[1]cross over (vt)[1]cross over (vib)[1]crouch (vi)[1]croup (n)[1]crow (vt)[1]crown (n)[1]crown (n)[2]cruel (adj)[1]cruise (vi)[1]crumble (vip)[1]crumble (vtp)[1]crush (vip)[2]crush (vtp)[2]crust (n)[1]cry (vi)[1]cry out (vt)[1]cryptic (adj)[1]crystal (n)[1]crystalline (adj)[1]crystallize (vip)[1]crystallize (vtp)[1]cube (n)[1]cube (n)[2]cube (vt)[1]cube (vt)[3]cube root (n)[1]cubic (adj)[1]cubic (adj)[2]cubic (adj)[3]cubic (adj)[4]cubic foot (n)[1]cubic inch (n)[1]cubic yard (n)[1]cuisine (n)[1]cult (n)[1]cultivate (vt)[1]culture (n)[1]cumbersome (adj)[1]

cumulative (adj)[1]cumulus (n)[1]cunning (adj)[1]cup (n)[2]cup (n)[1]cupboard (n)[1]cupula (n)[1]cure (vt)[1]curious (adj)[1]curium (n)[1]curl (n)[1]curly (adj)[1]current (adj)[1]current (n)[2]curry (n)[1]cursive (adj)[1]curtain (n)[1]curve (n)[1]curve (vip)[1]curve (vtp)[1]curved (adj)[1]custard (n)[1]custom (n)[1]custom (n)[2]customary (adj)[1]cut (vt)[1]cut (vt)[2]cut down (vt)[1]cut down (vtp)[2]cut in (vip)[1]cut in (vt)[1]cut off (vt)[1]cut off (vt)[2]cut off (vtp)[3]cut off (vtp)[4]cut off (vib)[5]cut off (vtc)[5]cut off (vt)[6]cut off (vt)[7]cut out (vt)[1]cut out (vt)[2]cut out (vi)[3]cut out (vtp)[4]cut up (vt)[1]cut up (vt)[2]cut up (vi)[3]cute (adj)[1]cyan (adj)[1]cycle (n)[1]cyclical (adj)[1]

Czech (n)[1]dab (n)[1]dab (vt)[1]dab (n)[2]dab (vt)[2]daily (adj)[1]daily log (n)[1]dairy (adj)[1]dairy (n)[2]dairy (n)[3]dairy (n)[4]dam (n)[1]dam (vt)[1]damage (vt)[1]damn (vt)[1]damp (adj)[1]damp (vt)[2]dance (n)[1]dance (vi)[1]dandruff (n)[1]danger (n)[1]dangerous (adj)[1]dare (n)[1]dare (vt)[1]dare (vi)[2]daring (adj)[1]daring (vi)[1]dark (adj)[1]dark (n)[1]dark (n)[1]dark (adj)[2]darken (vtp)[1]darken (vip)[1]darken (vip)[2]darken (vtp)[2]dart (n)[1]dart (vip)[2]dart (vtp)[2]dash (n)[1]dash (n)[2]dash (vi)[2]dash (n)[3]dash (vt)[4]date (n)[1]date (n)[2]date (vt)[2]date (n)[3]date (n)[4]date (n)[4]date (vt)[4]

date (vt)[5]date palm (n)[1]dated (adj)[1]dative (n)[1]daub (n)[1]daub (n)[1]daub (vt)[1]daughter (n)[1]daunt (vt)[1]dauntless (adj)[1]dawn (n)[1]dawn (vi)[1]day (n)[1]day (n)[2]day (n)[3]daylong (adj)[1]daytime (n)[1]dead (adj)[1]dead (n)[1]dead (adj)[2]dead (adj)[3]dead (adj)[4]deadly (adj)[1]deaf (adj)[1]deal (vt)[1]deal (vt)[2]deal with (vt)[1]deal with (vt)[2]dean (n)[1]dear (adj)[1]dear (adj)[2]death (n)[1]death (n)[1]debacle (n)[1]debate (vt)[1]debate (vt)[2]debt (n)[1]debt (n)[1]debut (vi)[1]decade (n)[1]decagram (n)[1]decameter (n)[1]decay (vip)[1]decay (vtp)[1]decay (vip)[2]decay (vtp)[2]decay (vip)[3]decay (vtp)[3]deceased (adj)[1]deceitful (adj)[1]

deceive (vt)[1]deceived (adj)[1]deceiving (adj)[1]December (n)[1]decent (adj)[1]deception (n)[1]deceptive (adj)[1]decide (vt)[1]decide (vt)[2]decigram (n)[1]decimeter (n)[1]deck (n)[1]declare (vt)[1]decline (vt)[1]decline (n)[2]decoct (vt)[1]deconstruct (vt)[1]decorate (vt)[1]decoration (n)[1]decorous (adj)[1]decorum (n)[1]decoy (n)[1]decoy (vt)[2]decrease (n)[1]decrease (vip)[2]decrease (vtp)[3]decreased (adj)[1]decree (vt)[1]decrement (vt)[1]decrement (n)[1]decry (vt)[1]decuple (adj)[1]dedicate (vt)[1]deduce (vt)[1]deduct (vt)[1]deduction (n)[1]deed (n)[1]deed (n)[2]deem (vt)[1]deep (adj)[1]deep (adj)[2]deep (adj)[3]deep (adj)[4]deer, stag (n)[1]defame (vt)[1]default (adj)[1]default (n)[1]default (n)[2]

default (vi)[2]defeat (n)[1]defeat (vt)[2]defect (n)[1]defend (vi)[1]defend (vt)[2]defend (vt)[3]defend (vt)[4]defense (n)[1]defense (n)[2]defense (n)[3]defense (n)[4]defer (vt)[1]defer (vt)[2]define (vt)[1]define (vt)[2]define (vt)[3]definite (adj)[1]deflate (vip)[1]deflate (vtp)[1]deflate (vip)[1]deflate (vtp)[1]deflation (n)[1]deflation (n)[2]deflect (vip)[1]deflect (vtp)[1]deform (vip)[1]deform (vtp)[1]defraud (vt)[1]deft (adj)[1]defunct (adj)[1]degenerate (adj)[1]degenerate (adj)[2]degenerate (vi)[2]degrade (vip)[1]degrade (vtp)[1]degrade (vt)[2]degree (prep)[1]degree (n)[1]degree (n)[2]degree (n)[3]degree (n)[4]deign (vt)[1]deject (vib)[1]deject (vtc)[1]

dejected (adj)[1]delay (n)[1]delay (vip)[1]delay (vtp)[1]delayed (adj)[1]delegate (n)[1]delegate (vt)[2]delete (vt)[1]deletion (n)[1]deliberate (adj)[1]deliberate (adj)[2]deliberate (vt)[2]delicacy (n)[1]delicacy (n)[2]delicacy (n)[3]delicate (adj)[1]delicate (adj)[2]delicate (adj)[3]delicious (adj)[1]delict (n)[1]delight (n)[1]delight (vt)[1]delight in (vt)[1]delightful (adj)[1]delirious (vi)[1]deliver (vt)[1]deliver (vt)[2]deliver (vt)[3]deliver (vt)[4]deliver (vt)[5]delta (letter name)[1]delta (n)[2]delude (vt)[1]delusive (adj)[1]demand (n)[1]demand (vt)[1]demand (n)[2]demand (vt)[2]demand (n)[3]demand (vt)[3]demand (vt)[4]demanding (adj)[1]dematerialize (vip)[1]dematerialize (vip)[2]demean (vt)[1]

demolish (vt)[1]demon (n)[1]demonstrate (vt)[1]demur (vi)[1]demure (adj)[1]den (n)[1]denigrate (vt)[1]denote (vt)[1]denounce (vt)[1]dense (adj)[1]dense (adj)[2]dentist (n)[1]dentistry (n)[1]deny (vt)[1]deny (vt)[2]depart (vi)[1]department (n)[1]depend on (vt)[1]depend on (vt)[2]depict (vt)[1]deplete (vip)[1]deplete (vtp)[1]deploy (vt)[1]deport (vt)[1]depose (vt)[1]depose (vt)[2]deposit (n)[1]deposit (n)[2]deposit (n)[3]deposit (vt)[1]deposit (vt)[2]deposit (vt)[3]deposition (n)[1]deposition (n)[2]deposition (n)[3]depot (n)[1]depress (vt)[1]depress (vtc)[2]depress (vib)[2]depressed (adj)[1]depression (n)[1]depression (n)[2]depression (n)[3]depression (n)[4]deprive (vt)[1]

depth (n)[1]depth (n)[2]depth (n)[3]depute (vt)[1]derelict (adj)[1]derivation (n)[1]derivation (n)[2]derivative (n)[1]derivative (n)[2]derivative (n)[3]derive (vip)[1]derive (vtp)[1]derive (vt)[2]descend (vi)[1]descend (vt)[2]describe (vt)[1]describe (vt)[2]describe (vt)[3]descriptive (adj)[1]desert (adj)[1]desert (vt)[1]desert (n)[2]desert (n)[3]desert (vt)[4]deserve (vt)[1]design (n)[1]design (n)[2]design (n)[3]design (n)[4]design (vt)[4]design (vt)[1]design (vt)[2]designate (vt)[1]desire (vt)[1]desist (vt)[1]desk (n)[1]despair (n)[1]despair (vt)[1]desperate (adj)[1]desperate (adj)[2]despise (vt)[1]despite (prep)[1]despondent (adj)[1]dessert (n)[1]destine (vt)[1]

destined (adj)[1]destiny (n)[1]destiny (n)[1]destitute (adj)[1]destroy (vt)[1]destructibility (n)[1]detach (vtb)[1]detach (vdc)[1]detached (adj)[1]detached (vts)[1]detail (n)[1]detail (vt)[1]detail (n)[2]detain (vt)[1]detect (vt)[1]detective (n)[1]deter (vt)[1]deterioration (n)[1]determine (vt)[1]determine (vt)[2]determiner (n)[1]detest (vt)[1]detestable (adj)[1]detract (vt)[1]devastate (vt)[1]develop (vip)[1]develop (vtp)[1]develop (vt)[2]develop (vt)[3]develop (vi)[4]deviate (vip)[1]deviate (vtp)[1]device (n)[1]device (n)[2]device (n)[3]device (n)[4]devil (n)[1]devil (n)[2]devil (vt)[3]devil (vt)[4]devious (adj)[1]devise (vt)[1]devise (vt)[2]devote (vt)[1]devoted (adj)[1]

devout (adj)[1]dew (n)[1]dexterous (adj)[1]dharma (n)[1]dial (n)[1]dial (vt)[1]dialect (n)[1]dialogue (n)[1]diamond (n)[1]diamond (n)[2]diamond (n)[3]diaphragm (n)[1]diaphragm (n)[2]diaphragm (n)[3]diaphragm (thoracic ~) (n)[1]dictate (n)[1]dictate (vt)[2]dictate (vt)[3]dictator (n)[1]dictatorial (n)[1]dictionary (n)[1]die (vib)[1]diesel (n)[1]diet (n)[1]diety (n)[1]differ from (vts)[1]difference (n)[1]difference (n)[1]difference (n)[2]different (adj)[1]difficult (adj)[1]diffident (adj)[1]diffract (vip)[1]diffract (vtp)[1]diffuse (adj)[1]diffuse (vip)[1]diffuse (vtp)[1]dig (vt)[1]dig in (vtp)[1]dig in (vt)[2]dig in (vt)[3]dig up (vt)[1]dig up (vt)[2]dig up (vt)[3]digit (n)[1]

digit (n)[2]digital clock (n)[1]dignified (adj)[1]digraph (n)[1]dike (n)[1]dilate (vip)[1]dilate (vtp)[1]dilatory (adj)[1]dilemma (n)[1]diligent (adj)[1]dill (n)[1]dilute (adj)[1]dilute (vib)[1]dilute (vtc)[1]dim (adj)[1]dimension (n)[1]diminish (vip)[1]diminish (vtp)[1]diminutive (adj)[1]dine (vi)[1]diner (n)[1]dining room (n)[1]dinner (n)[1]dinner (n)[1]dinosaur (n)[1]dip (vip)[1]dip (vtp)[1]diphthong (n)[1]diplomatic (adj)[1]direct (adj)[1]direct (vt)[2]direct object (n)[1]direction (n)[1]direction (n)[2]dirt (n)[1]dirty (adj)[1]dirty (vib)[1]dirty (vtc)[1]disabuse (vt)[1]disagree (vts)[1]disagree (vi)[2]disappear (vi)[1]disappoint (vt)[1]disapprove (vt)[1]disapprove of (vt)[1]

disaster (n)[1]disasterous (adj)[1]disburse (vt)[1]discard (vt)[1]discern (vt)[1]discernable (adj)[1]discharge (vt)[1]disciple (n)[1]discipline (vt)[1]disclaim (vt)[1]disclose (vt)[1]discombine (vip)[1]discombine (vtp)[1]discontinuous (adj)[1]discord (vdc)[1]discord (vtb)[1]discord (vts)[1]discordant (adj)[1]discount (n)[1]discount (vt)[1]discourse (vi)[1]discover (vt)[1]discovery (n)[1]discovery (n)[2]discredit (vt)[1]discrepant (adj)[1]discrepant (vdc)[1]discrepant (vtb)[1]discrepant (vts)[1]discretion (vi)[1]discuss (vt)[1]disdain (vt)[1]disdainful (adj)[1]disembody (vt)[1]disgorge (vi)[1]disguise (vt)[1]disgust (vt)[1]dish (n)[1]dishevel (vib)[1]dishevel (vtc)[1]disheveled (adj)[1]dishonest (adj)[1]disintegrate (vip)[1]disintegrate (vtp)[1]disinterested (adj)[1]

disk (n)[1]dislike (vt)[1]disloyal (adj)[1]dismay (vt)[1]dismiss (vt)[1]disorderly (adj)[1]disparage (vt)[1]dispatch (vt)[1]dispel (vt)[1]dispense (vt)[1]disperse (vip)[1]disperse (vtp)[1]displace (vtq)[1]displace (vdq)[1]display (n)[1]display (vt)[2]display case (n)[1]displease (vt)[1]disposition (n)[1]disproportion (n)[1]disprove (vt)[1]dispute (vt)[1]dispute (vt)[2]disrespect (vt)[1]disrespectful (adj)[1]disrupt (vip)[1]disrupt (vtp)[1]dissect (vt)[1]dissemble (vt)[1]dissent (vt)[1]dissimulate (vt)[1]dissipate (vip)[1]dissipate (vtp)[1]dissociate (vip)[1]dissociate (vtp)[1]dissolve (vip)[1]dissolve (vtp)[1]dissuade (vt)[1]distance (n)[1]distant (adj)[1]distant from (prep)[1]distend (vip)[1]distend (vtp)[1]distill (vip)[1]distill (vtp)[1]

distinct (adj)[1]distinct (to be ~ from) (vt)[2]distinctive (adj)[1]distinguish (vd)[1]distort (vip)[1]distort (vtp)[1]distort (vt)[2]distract (vt)[1]distracted (adj)[1]distribute (vt)[1]district (n)[1]disturb (vt)[1]ditransitive (adj)[1]diurnal (adj)[1]divan (n)[1]dive (vip)[1]dive (vtp)[1]diverge (vip)[1]diverge (vtp)[1]diverse (adj)[1]divert (vt)[1]divide (vip)[1]divide (vtp)[1]divide (vt)[2]divided (adj)[1]divided by (connec)[1]dividend (n)[1]dividend (n)[2]division (n)[1]division (n)[2]divisive (adj)[1]divisor (n)[1]divorce (vtb)[1]divorce (vdq)[1]divorced (adj)[1]divulge (vt)[1]do (vi/vt)[1]do (vi/vt)[2]do in (vtc)[1]do in (vt)[2]do over (vtp)[1]do over (vt)[2]do up (vt)[1]do up (vt)[2]do up (vt)[3]

do up (vt)[4]do without (vt)[1]do/does ... ? (interrog)[1]docile (adj)[1]doctor (n)[1]doctor (n)[2]doctrinaire (adj)[1]document (n)[1]dodecahedron (n)[1]dog (n)[1]doge (n)[1]dogged (adj)[1]dogma (n)[1]dogmatic (adj)[1]doleful (adj)[1]doll (n)[1]dollar (n)[1]dome (n)[1]dome (n)[2]domestic (adj)[1]dominant (adj)[1]dominant (adj)[2]dominant (n)[1]dominate (vt)[1]domino (n)[1]domino (n)[2]domino (n)[3]donate (vt)[1]door (n)[1]dormant (adj)[1]dose (n)[1]dose (vt)[2]double (adj)[1]doubt (vt)[1]doubtful (adj)[1]doubtful (adj)[1]doughty (adj)[1]dowdy (adj)[1]down (prep)[1]downcast (adj)[1]downstairs (adj)[1]dowry (n)[1]doyen (n)[1]drachma (n)[1]drag (vt)[1]

dragon (n)[1]dragon (n)[2]drain (n)[1]drain (vip)[2]drain (vta)[2]drama (n)[1]draw (vt)[1]draw (vt)[2]draw (vt)[3]draw (vt)[4]draw (vt)[5]draw (vt)[6]draw down (vtp)[1]draw in (vt)[1]draw up (vt)[1]draw up (vt)[2]draw up (vip)[1]draw up (vtp)[2]draw out (vtp)[1]draw out (vt)[2]draw out (vt)[3]draw out (vt)[4]draw out (vt)[5]drawer (n)[1]drawing (n)[1]dream (vt)[1]dream up (vt)[1]dregs (n)[1]dress (n)[1]dress (vdc)[2]dress (vtb)[2]dressed (to be ~ in) (vts)[1]dresser (n)[1]dribble (vip)[1]dribble (vtp)[1]dribble (vt)[2]drift (vip)[1]drift (vtp)[1]drill (vt)[1]drink (vt)[1]drink (vt)[2]drive (vt)[1]drive (vt)[2]drive at (vt)[1]drive out (vt)[1]

drive off (vt)[1]drop (n)[1]drop (n)[2]drop (vip)[3]drop by (vt)[1]drop in (vt)[1]drop off (-/vib)[1]drop off (vip)[2]drop off (vt)[3]drop out (vip)[1]drop out of (vip)[1]drought (n)[1]drown (vip)[1]drown (vtp)[1]drudge (vi)[1]drug (n)[1]drunk (adj)[1]dry (adj)[1]dry out (vip)[1]dry out (vtp)[1]dry out (vip)[1]dry out (vtp)[1]dry up (vip)[1]dry up (vtp)[2]dry up (vip)[1]dry up (vtp)[2]dry up (vip)[1]dry up (vtp)[2]dry up vtdubious (adj)[1]dubnium (n)[1]duchess (n)[1]duck (n)[1]duct (n)[1]due (adj)[1]duet (n)[1]duet (n)[2]duke (n)[1]duke/duchess (n)[1]dull (adj)[1]dull (adj)[2]dull (adj)[3]dull (adj)[4]dumb (adj)[1]dumb (adj)[2]

dumbfound (vt)[1]dune (n)[1]dupe (vt)[1]duplex (n)[1]durability (n)[1]durable (adj)[1]durable (adj)[1]duration (n)[1]during (prep)[1]dusk (n)[1]dusky (adj)[1]dust (n)[1]dutiful (adj)[1]duty (n)[1]dwelling place (n)[1]dwindle (vip)[1]dwindle (vtp)[1]dynamic (adj)[1]dynamo (n)[1]dysprosium (n)[1]e.g. (exempli gratia) (prep)[1]etc. (et cetera) (-/-)each (quant)[1]eager (adj)[1]ear (n)[1]ear (n)[2]earl (n)[1]earlier (adj)[1]earliness (n)[1]early (adj)[1]early (adj)[2]early morning (n)[1]earn (vt)[1]earn (vt)[2]earnest (adj)[1]earring (n)[1]earth (n)[1]Earth (N)[2]earthly (adj)[1]earthly (adj)[2]earthquake (n)[1]east (to the ~ of) (prep)[1]Easter (n)[1]easy (adj)[1]eat (vt)[1]

eatery (n)[1]eating establishment (n)[1]ebb (vip)[1]ebb (vtp)[1]eclipse (vt)[1]economical (adj)[1]economics (n)[1]economist (n)[1]edge (n)[1]edge (n)[2]edge (n)[3]edge (n)[4]edible (adj)[1]edict (n)[1]educate (vt)[1]efface (vt)[1]effect (n)[1]effect (n)[2]effect (vt)[2]effective (adj)[1]effectual (adj)[1]effeminate (adj)[1]efficarious (adj)[1]efficient (adj)[1]effort (n)[1]effort (vt)[1]effrontery (n)[1]effulgent (adj)[1]effusive (adj)[1]egg (n)[1]eight (n)[1]eight (quant)[2]eighth (adj)[1]eighth (n)[1]einsteinium (n)[1]either (determiner)[either (determiner)[either (~ ... or) (connec)[1]either (~ ... or) (connec)[2]eject (vip)[1]eject (vtp)[1]elapse (vip)[1]elated (adj)[1]elbow (n)[1]elder (adj)[1]

elder (n)[2]elderly (adj)[1]elect (adj)[1]elect (vt)[2]electric (adj)[1]elegant (adj)[1]element (n)[1]elementary (adj)[1]elevate (vip)[1]elevate (vtp)[1]elevated (adj)[1]elf (n)[1]elicit (vt)[1]eligible (adj)[1]eligible (-/vts)[1]eliminate (vt)[1]elimination (n)[1]ellipse (n)[1]ellipsoid (n)[1]elucidate (vt)[1]elude (vt)[1]embark (vi)[1]embassy (n)[1]emblem (n)[1]embodiment (n)[1]embodiment (n)[2]embody (vt)[1]embrace (vt)[1]embrace (vt)[2]embroider (vt)[1]emerge (vt)[1]emergency (adj)[1]emigrate (vt)[1]emit (vt)[1]emote (vi)[1]emotion (n)[1]emotion (vip)[1]emotion (vtp)[1]emotional (adj)[1]empathize (vt)[1]emphasis (n)[1]emphasize (vt)[1]emphatic (adj)[1]employ (vt)[1]employee (n)[1]

emptiness (n)[1]empty (adj)[1]empty (vib)[1]empty (vtc)[1]enable (vdc)[1]encompass (vt)[1]encore (n)[1]encounter (vt)encourage (vt)[1]encourage (vt)[2]encourage (vt)[3]encrust (vt)[1]encumber (vt)[1]encumberance (n)[1]end (n)[1]endanger (vt)[1]endeavor (vt)[1]endemic (adj)[1]ending (n)[1]endless (adj)[1]endless (adj)[1]endlessly (adv)[1]endorse (vt)[1]endurance (n)[1]endurance (n)[2]endurance (n)[3]endure (vi)[1]endure (vt)[2]enemy (n)[1]energetic (adj)[1]energy (n)[1]enervate (vt)[1]enforce (vt)[1]engender (vt)[1]English (n)[1]engross (vt)[1]enigma (n)[1]enigmatic (adj)[1]enjoy (vt)[1]enlarge (vip)[1]enlarge (vtp)[1]enlist (vdc)[1]enlist (vtb)[1]enlisted (adj)[1]enlisted (vts)[1]

enormous (adj)[1]enough (adj)[1]enrage (vib)[1]enrage (vtc)[1]enraged (adj)[1]enraptured (adj)[1]enrich (vib) [1]enrich (vtc) [1]enroll (vdc)[1]enroll (vtb)[1]enrolled (adj)[1]enrolled (vts)[1]ensue (vt)[1]ensure (vt)[1]enter (vt)[1]entertain (vt)[1]enthusiasm (n)[1]enthusiasm (n)[1]enthusiasm (n)[1]enthusiast (n)[1]enthusiastic (adj)[1]enthusiastic (adj)[1]entice (vt)[1]entire (adj)[1]entirely (adv)[1]entity (n)[1]entrance (n)[1]entrance area (n)[1]entreat (vt)[1]entree (n)[1]entrust (vt)[1]enunciate (vt)[1]envelope (n)[1]envy (vt)[1]eon (n)[1]ephemeral (adj)[1]epicurean (adj)[1]epigrammatic (adj)[1]episode (n)[1]equable (adj)[1]equal (adj)[1]equal (to be ~ to) (vts)[1]equality (n)[1]equalize (to cause to be ~ to (vdc)[1]equalize (to become ~ to) (vtb)[1]

equation (n)[1]equator (n)[1]equilibrate (vts)[1]equilibrate (vtb)[1]equilibrate (vdc)[1]equilibrium (n)[1]equinox (n)[1]equip (vt)[1]equipment (n)[1]equipment (n)[1]equitable (adj)[1]equivalent (adj)[1]equivocal (adj)[1]equivocate (vi)[1]equivoque (n)[1]era (n)[1]eradicate (vt)[1]erase (vt)[1]eraser (n)[1]erbium (n)[1]erect (adj)[1]erect (vib)[1]erect (vtc)[1]erect (vt)[2]erode (vip)[1]erode (vtp)[1]err (vip)[1]erratic (adj)[1]error (n)[1]erupt (vip)[1]erupt (vtp)[1]erupt (vt)[2]escape (vt)[1]escape (vt)[2]eschew (vt)[1]escort (vt)[1]essay (n)[1]essence (n)[1]essential (adj)[1]essentially (adv)[1]establish (vt)[1]estate (n)[1]esteem (vt)[1]estimate (vt)[1]estrange (vt)[1]

eternal (adj)[1]eternally (adv)[1]eternity (n)[1]eternity (n)[1]ethereal (adj)[1]ethical (adj)[1]ethics (n)[1]ethnic (adj)[1]euro (n)[1]europium (n)[1]evade (vt)[1]evaluate (vt)[1]evaluation (n)[1]evanescent (adj)[1]evaporate (vip)[1]evaporate (vtp)[1]even (adj)[1]even (adj)[2]even (adj)[3]even (adv)[2]even (n)[4]evening (n)[1]evenly (adv)[1]event (n)[1]eventual (adj)[1]eventuality (n)[1]ever (adv)[1]everlasting (adj)[1]every (quant)[1]everybody (n)[1]everyone (n)[1]everything (n)[1]everywhere (adv)[1]evict (vt)[1]evil (adj)[1]evince (vt)[1]evoke (vt)[1]evolve (vip)[1]evolve (vtp)[1]exact (adj)[1]exact (vt)[2]exacting (adj)[1]exam (n)[1]examination (n)[1]examine (vt)[1]

example (n)[1]excavate (vt)[1]exceed (vt)[1]exceed (vt)[2]excel (vt)[1]excellent (adj)[1]except (vt)[1]except for (prep)[1]exception (n)[1]exceptional (adj)[1]excess (adj)[1]excess (n)[1]excessive (adj)[1]exchange (vtq)[1]exchange (vdq)[1]excite (vip)[1]excite (vtp)[1]exclaim (vt)[1]exclude (vt)[1]excluding (prep)[1]excluding (adj)[1]exclusive (adj)[1]excrete (vt)[1]excuse (vt)[1]execute (vt)[1]execute (vt)[2]executive (n)[1]exemplify (vt)[1]exercise (n)[1]exercise (vt)[1]exert (vt)[1]exfoliate (vip)[1]exfoliate (vtp)[1]exhale (vt)[1]exhausted (adj)[1]exhaust (vt)[1]exhaust (n)[1]exhaust (vt)[2]exhaust (vt)[3]exhaust (vt)[4]exhaust (vt[5]exhaust (adj)[6]exhaust (n)[6]exhaust (vip)[6]exhaust (vtp)[6]

exhibit (vt)exhort (vt)[1]exile (vt)[1]exist (vis)[1]exist (to cause to ~) (-/vtc)[1]exist (to come to ~) (-/vib)[1]existence (n)[1]existent (adj)[1]existentialism (n)[1]existing (vi)[1]exit (n)[1]exit (vt)[1]exorbitant (adj)[1]exotic (adj)[1]expand (vip)[1]expand (vtp)[1]expatriate (vip)[1]expatriate (vtp)[1]expect (vt)[1]expeditious (adj)[1]expel (vt)[1]expensive (adj)[1]experience (n)[1]experience (vt)[1]expire (vt)[1]explain (vt)[1]explicate (vt)[1]explicit (adj)[1]explode (vip)[1]explode (vtp)[1]expose (vt)[1]expose (vt)[2]expostulate (vt)[1]expound (vt)[1]express (vt)[1]expression (n)[1]expressway (n)[1]expunge (vt)[1]extemporaneous (adj)[1]extend (vip)[1]extend (vtp)[1]extend (vi)[2]extent (n)[1]exterior (adj)[1]exterior (n)[1]

exterminate (vt)[1]external (adj)[1]extinct (adj)[1]extinguish (vt)[1]extirpate (vt)[1]extra (adj)[1]extract (n)[1]extract (n)[2]extract (vt)[1]extract (vt)[2]extradite (vt)[1]extraneous (adj)[1]extraneousness (n)[1]extravagant (adj)[1]extreme (adj)[1]extremity (n)[1]extrinsic (adj)[1]extrinsically (adv)[1]extrovert (n)[1]extroverted (adj)[1]eye (n)[1]eyebrow (n)[1]eyeglasses (n)[1]eyelid (n)[1]fabricate (vt)[1]facade (n)[1]face (n)[1]face (n)[2]face (vt)[3]facilitate (vt)[1]fact (adv)[1]fact (n)[2]faction (n)[1]factious (adj)[1]factor (n)[1]factor (n)[2]factory (n)[1]faculty (n)[1]fade (vip)[1]fade (vtp)[1]fade (vip)[1]fade (vtp)[1]fail (vi)[2]fail (vip)[1]fail (vib)[3]

fail (vt)[4]fail (vt)[5]faille (n)[1]faint (vt)[1]fair (adj)[1]fair (adj)[2]fairly (adj)[1]fairy (n)[1]faith (vt)[1]faithful (adj)[1]faithful (-/vt)[1]faithless (adj)[1]fake (adj)[1]fake (n)[1]fake (n)[1]fake (vt)[1]fakir (n)[1]fall (n)[1]fall (vip)[2]fall (vtp)[3]fall back (vip)[1]fall for (vt)[1]fall for (vt)[2]fall in (vi)[1]fall in (vip)[2]fall out (vi)[1]fall out with (vi)[1]fall through (vt)[1]false (adj)[1]false (adj)[2]familiar (adj)[1]family (n)[1]famous (adj)[1]fan (n)[1]fan (n)[1]fan (n)[2]fan (vt)[1]fan (vt)[2]fanciful (adj)[1]fancy (adj)[1]fancy (adj)[2]fancy (n)[3]fancy (n)[3]fancy (vt)[3]fancy (vt)[4]

fandango (vi)[1]fantasize (vt)[1]fantastic (adj)[1]far (adj)[1]far from (prep)[1]farad (n)[1]faraway (adj)[1]farce (n)[1]fare (vi)[1]farewell (to say ~ to) (vt)[1]farm (n)[1]farm (vt)[1]farmer (n)[1]far-off (adj)[1]fashion (n)[1]fashion (n)[2]fast (adj)[1]fast (adj)[2]fasten (vt)[1]fastened (adj)[1]fastener (n)[1]fat (adj)[1]fat (adj)[2]fat (n)[3]fatal (adj)[1]fate (n)[1]fateful (adj)[1]father (n)[1]father-in-law (n)[1]fathom (n)[1]fatigue (vip)[1]fatigue (vtp)[1]fatigued (adj)[1]fatuous (adj)[1]fault (n)[1]fault (n)[2]favor (n)[1]favor (vt)[2]favor (vt)[3]favor (vt)[1]favor (vt)[4]favor (vt)[5]favorable (adj)[1]favorite (adj)[1]favus (n)[1]

fear (vt)[1]fearless (adj)[1]feasible (adj)[1]feather (n)[1]feature (n)[1]February (n)[1]feces (n)[1]fee (n)[1]feeble (adj)[1]feed (vt)[1]feel (n)[1]feel (vt)[2]feel (vt)[2]feel (vc)[2]feel (vc)[3]feeling (n)[1]feign (vt)[1]feint (vt)[1]fellah (n)[1]felt (n)[1]felucca (n)[1]female (adj)[1]feminine (adj)[1]femur (n)[1]fence (n)[1]fence (vi)[2]fender (n)[1]fermium (n)[1]ferocious (adj)[1]fertile (adj)[1]fervent (adj)[1]fervid (adj)[1]festival (n)[1]fetch (vt)[1]fetish (n)[1]fetus (n)[1]few (quant)[1]fez (n)[1]fib (vt)[1]fiber (n)[1]fibrous (adj)[1]fibrous (adj)[2]fibula (n)[1]fickle (adj)[1]fief (n)[1]

field (n)[1]field (n)[2]field (n)[3]field (n)[4]fife (n)[1]fifth (adj)[1]fifth (n)[2]fig (n)[1]fig (n)[2]fight (vt)[1]figure (n)[1]filch (vt)[1]fill (vdc)[1]fill (vtb)[1]fill (vt)[2]fill in (vt)[1]fill in (vt)[2]fill in (vtq)[1]fill out (vt)[1]fill out (vtb)[2]fill out (vdc)[2]film (n)[1]film (n)[2]film (n)[3]film (vt)[4]filter (vt)[1]filthy (adj)[1]fin (n)[1]final (adj)[1]finance (n)[1]finance (vt)[2]financial (adj)[1]find (vt)[1]fine (adj)[1]fine (adj)[2]fine (adj)[3]fine (adj)[4]finger (n)[1]finish (n)[1]finish (n)[2]finish (vip)[3]finish (vtp)[3]finished (adj)[1]fire (n)[1]fire (vt)[2]

fire (vt)[3]fire station (n)[1]fireball (n)[1]fireplace (n)[1]firm (adj)[1]firm (n)[2]firmness (n)[1]first (adj)[1]first-person (adj)[1]fiscal (adj)[1]fish (n)[1]fish (n)[1]fish (vt)[1]fist (n)[1]fit (adj)[1]fit (adj)[2]fit (vt)[3]fitting (adj)[1]five (n)[1]five (quant)[2]fix (vt)[1]fixture (n)[1]fjord (n)[1]flabbergast (vt)[1]flag (n)[1]flagrant (adj)[1]flake (n)[1]flamboyant (adj)[1]flame (n)[1]flamenco (n)[1]flamenco (vi)[2]flaming (adj)[1]flange (n)[1]flap (n)[1]flap (vip)[2]flap (vtp)[2]flap (vt)[3]flare (vi)[1]flash (vi)[1]flask (n)[1]flat (adj)[1]flat (adj)[2]flat (adj)[3]flat (adj)[4]flat (adj)[6]

flat (n)[7]flat (n)[8]flat (adj)[5]flaunt (vt)[1]flavor (n)[1]flavor (vt)[1]flavored (adj)[1]flaw (n)[1]flax (n)[1]flee (vi)[1]fleet (adj)[1]fleet (n)[2]fleeting (adj)[1]flesh (n)[1]fleshy (adj)[1]flexible (adj)[1]flicker (vi)[1]flinch (vi)[1]fling (vt)[1]flint (n)[1]flip (vt)[1]flip (vt)[1]flirt (vi)[1]float (vdc)[1]float (vtb)[1]float (vts)[1]floating (adj)[1]flock (n)[1]flood (vip)[1]flood (vtp)[1]flood (vt)[2]floor (n)[1]flora (n)[1]florid (adj)[1]florist (n)[1]floss (n)[1]flour (n)[1]flourish (vi)[1]flow (vip)[1]flow (vtp)[1]flower (n)[1]flowering (adj)[1]fluctuate (vip)[1]fluctuate (vtp)[1]fluctuating (adj)[1]

fluent (adj)[1]fluid ounce (n)[1]fluorine (n)[1]flush (adj)[1]flush (vt)[1]flute (n)[1]flux (n)[1]fly (vi)[1]focus (vip)[1]focus (vtp)[1]fog (n)[1]fohn (n)[1]foible (n)[1]foil (n)[1]foil (n)[2]foil (vt)[3]fold (n)[1]fold (vip)[1]fold (vtp)[1]foliate (vi)[1]folk (adj)[1]follow (vt)[1]follow (vt)[2]follow (vt)[3]follow (vt)[4]follow (vt)[5]follow (vt)[6]follower (n)[1]following (adj)[1]following (n)[1]foment (vt)[1]fond (vt)[1]font (n)[1]food (n)[1]foolhardy (adj)[1]foolish (adj)[1]foot (n)[1]foot (n)[2]football (n)[1]football (n)[2]footwear (n)[1]for (prep)[1]for (prep)[2]for (prep)[3]for (prep)[4]

for (prep)[5]for (prep)[6]for (prep)[7]forbear (vtp)[1]forbear (vt)[2]forbid (vt)[1]forbode (vt)[1]force (vt)[1]force (vt)[2]force (vt)[3]force (vt)[4]forearm (n)[1]forecast (vt)[1]forehead (n)[1]foreign (adj)[1]foremost (adj)[1]foresee (vt)[1]forest (n)[1]forever (adv)[1]forewarn (vt)[1]forge (vt)[1]forget (vt)[1]forgetful (adj)[1]forgive (vt)[1]forgo (vt)[1]fork (n)[1]fork (n)[2]form (n)[1]form (n)[2]form (vip)[2]form (vtp)[2]form (vip)[3]form (vtp)[3]formal (adj)[1]former (adj)[1]former (adj)[2]formerly (adv)[1]formula (n)[1]formulate (vt)[1]fort (n)[1]forthcoming (adj)[1]fortitude (vi)[1]fortuitous (adj)[1]fortunate (adj)[1]fortune (n)[1]

forum (n)[1]forward (adj)[1]forward (adj)[2]forward (vt)[2]fossil (n)[1]foster (vt)[1]foster (vt)[2]foul (adj)[1]fountain (n)[1]four (n)[1]four (quant)[2]fourth (adj)[1]fourth (n)[2]fourth-person (adj)[1]foxtrot (n)[1]foxtrot (vi)[1]fraction (n)[1]fracture (vip)[1]fracture (vtp)[1]fractus (adj)[1]fragile (adj)[1]fragment (n)[1]fragrant (adj)[1]frail (adj)[1]frailty (n)[1]frame (n)[1]frame (n)[2]frame (n)[3]frame (n)[4]franc (n)[1]francium (n)[1]frank (adj)[1]fraternal (adj)[1]freak/freakish (adj)[1]freckle (n)[1]free (adj)[1]free (adj)[2]free (adj)[3]free (adj)[5]free (adj)[4]free of (prep)[1]free up (vt)[1]free up (vt)[2]free up (vt)[3]freelance (adj)[1]

freeze (vip)[1]freeze (vtp)[1]freeze out (vt)[1]freeze over (vip)[1]freight (n)[1]French (n)[1]frequency (n)[1]frequency (n)[2]frequent (adj)[1]fresco (n)[1]fresh (adj)[1]freshman (n)[1]fret (vib)[1]fret (vtc)[1]fretted (adj)[1]Friday (n)[1]friend (n)[1]friendly (adj)[1]frieze (n)[1]frighten (vt)[1]fringe (n)[1]frisbee (n)[1]frivolous (adj)[1]from (prep)[1]from (prep)[2]from (prep)[3]from (prep)[4]from (prep)[5]from (prep)[6]from (not into as in x exclude(prep)[7]frond (n)[1]front (n)[1]front (in ~ of) (prep)[2]front (in ~ of) (prep)[3]frontier (n)[1]frost (n)[1]frugal (adj)[1]fruit (n)[1]frustrate (vt)[1]fry (vt)[1]fugitive (adj)[1]fugue (n)[1]fulcrum (n)[1]fulfill (vt)[1]full (adj)[1]

full (vts)[1]fullness (n)[1]fully (adv)[1]fun (n)[1]fun (vi)[1]function (n)[1]function (vis)[2]function (vib)[2]function (vtc)[2]fundamental (adj)[1]fundamentally (adv)[1]funk (n)[1]funnel (n)[1]funny (adj)[1]fur (n)[1]furious (adj)[1]furl (vt)[1]furnace (n)[1]furnish (vt)[1]furniture (n)[1]further (vt)[1]furtive (adj)[1]fury (n)[1]fuse (vip)[1]fuse (vtp)[1]fusion (n)[1]future (adj)[1]future (adj)[2]futuristic (adj)[1]gable (n)[1]gad (vi)[1]gadolinium (n)[1]gaff (n)[1]gain (vt)[1]gain (vt)[2]gainsay (vt)[1]gaiter (n)[1]galena (n)[1]gallant (adj)[1]galley (n)[1]gallium (n)[1]gallivant (vi)[1]gallon (n)[1]galloon (n)[1]gallop (vi)[1]

galosh (n)[1]game (n)[1]gamete (n)[1]gamma (letter name)[1]gamma ray (n)[1]gang (n)[1]gape (vt)[1]garage (n)[1]garage (n)[2]garden (n)[1]gargantuan (adj)[1]garlic (n)[1]garment (n)[1]garnish (vt)[1]garrulous (adj)[1]gas (n)[1]gas (vi)[1]gas station (n)[1]gaseous (adj)[1]gasoline (n)[1]gather (vip)[1]gather (vtp)[1]gauche (adj)[1]gaucho (n)[1]gauge (n)[1]gaunt (adj)[1]gavotte (n)[1]gay (adj)[1]gay (adj)[2]gaze (vt)[1]gem (n)[1]gender (n)[1]general (adj)[1]general (n)[2]generation (n)[1]generation (n)[2]generic (adj)[1]genie (n)[1]genius (adj)[1]genius (n)[2]genre (n)[1]genteel (adj)[1]gentile (adj) [1]gentle (adj)[2]gentle (adj)[3]

gentle (adj)[4]gentle (adj)[5]gentle (adj)[6]gentleman (n)[1]genuine (adj)[1]genuinely (adv)[1]geography (n)[1]geometry (n)[1]germ (n)[1]germane (adj)[1]germane (vt)[1]germanium (n)[1]get (vt)[1]get (vt)[2]get about (vib)[1]get about (vi)[2]get about (vi)[3]get across (vt)[1]get across (vt)[2]get along (vi)[1]get around (vt)[1]get around (vt)[2]get around (vi)[3]get around (vt)[4]get at (vt)[1]get at (vt)[2]get at (vt)[3]get at (vt)[4]get at (vt)[5]get by (vt)[1]get by (vt)[2]get by (vt)[3]get by (vt)[4]get down (vt)[1]get down (vib)[2]get down (vt)[3]get down (vi)[4]get down to (vt)[1]get dressed (vtb)[1]get in (vt)[1]get in (vi)[2]get in (vtb)[3]get in (vt)[4]get in (vt)[5]get off (vt)[1]

get off (vi)[2]get off (vtb)[3]get off (vtp)[4]get on (vip)[1]get on (vt)[2]get on (vt)[3]get on (vip)[4]get on with (vts)[1]get out (vt)[1]get out (vtb)[2]get out (vt)[3]get out (vtc)[4]get out (vtp)[5]get over (vip)[1]get over (vt)[2]get over (vt)[3]get through (vt)[1]get through (vi)[2]get through (vt)[3]get through (vi)[4]get through (vip)[5]get through (vtp)[5]get through to (vt)[1]get together (vt)[1]get up (vib)[1]get up (vtc)[1]get up (vtb)[1]get up (vdc)[1]ghetto (n)[1]ghost (n)[1]giant (adj)[1]gift (n)[1]gigantic (adj)[1]gild (n)[1]gill (n)[1]gin (n)[1]girl (n)[1]girlfriend (n)[1]gist (n)[1]give (vt)[1]give in (vi)[1]give in (vip)[2]give in (vip)[2]give off (vt)[1]give out (vt)[1]

give out (vt)[2]give over (vt)[1]give over (vt)[2]give over (vt)[3]give over (vt)[4]give up (vt)[1]give up (vt)[2]give up (vtp)[3]give up (vt)[4]give up (vi)[5]glabrous (adj)[1]glamorous (adj)[1]glance (vi)[1]gland (n)[1]glare (vt)[1]glaring (adj)[1]glass (n)[1]glass (n)[2]glaze (n)[1]gleam (vi)[1]glib (adj)[1]glide (vip)[1]glide (vtp)[1]glimmer (vi)[1]glint (vi)[1]glisten (vi)[1]glitter (vi)[1]globe (n)[1]globule (n)[1]gloomy (adj)[1]glorious (adj)[1]glove (n)[1]glum (adj)[1]glut (vt)[1]gnarl (vip)[1]gnarl (vtp)[1]gnaw (vt)[1]gnetum (n)[1]go (vi) (+ adj)[8go (vdc)[1]go (vi)[2]go (vi)[3]go (vi)[4]go (vi)[5]go (vi)[6]

go (vi)[7]go (vi) (+ gerungo (vi) (+ verb)go around (vt)[1]go around (vip)[2]go around (vt)[3]go on (vi)[1]go on (vip)[2]go on (vi)[3]go on (vi)[4]go on (vi)[5]go on (vi)[6]go off (vip)[1]go off (vi)[2]go out (vi)[1]go out (vip)[2]go out (vi)[3]go out (vt)[4]go over (vt)[1]go over (vt)[2]go over (vi)[3]go through (vt)[1]go through (vts)[2]go through (vt)[3]go to bed (vi)[1]go with (vt)[1]go with (vt)[2]goal (n)[1]goal (n)[2]goal (n)[3]goalie (n)[1]god (n)[1]goiter (n)[1]gold (n)[1]golden (adj)[1]golden (adj)[2]gonad (n)[1]gong (n)[1]good (adj)[1]goodbye (interj)[1]goodbye (to say ~ to) (vt)[1]goose (n)[1]gorge (vt)[1]gossip (vi)[1]Goth (n)[1]

gothic (adj)[1]goulash (n)[1]govern (vt)[1]gown (n)[1]grab (vt)[1]gracile (adj)[1]grade (n)[1]grade (n)[2]gradual (adj)[1]gradual (adj)[2]gradually (adv)[1]graduate (vip)[1]graduate (vtp)[1]graft (vt)[1]grain (n)[1]grain (n)[1]grain (n)[2]grain (n)[3]gram (n)[1]grammar (n)[1]grand (n)[1]grandfather (n)[1]grandiose (adj)[1]grandmother (n)[1]grandparent (n)[1]grant (vt)[1]grape (n)[1]grapefruit (n)[1]graph (n)[1]graph (vt)[1]graph paper (n)[1]graphic (adj)[1]graphic art (n)[1]graphic artist (n)[1]graphics (n)[1]graphite (n)[1]grasp (vt)[1]grasp (vt)[2]grasp (vt) [3]grass (n)[1]grass (n)[2]grateful (adj)[1]grateful (vt)[1]grave (adj)[1]grave accent (n)[1]

gray (adj)[1]great (adj)[1]great (adj)[2]greater (adj)[1]greatness (n)[1]greatness (n)[2]Greek (n)[1]green (adj)[1]green-blue (adj)[1]greet (vt)[1]grieve (vt)[1]grill (n)[1]grill (vt)[1]grime (n)[1]grimy (adj)[1]grin (vi)[1]grind (vt)[1]groan (vi)[1]grog (n)[1]groom (n)[1]gross (adj)[1]grotesque (adj)[1]grotto (n)[1]ground (n)[1]ground (n)[2]ground (vip)[1]ground (vtp)[1]groundless (adj)[1]group (n)[1]grow (vip)[1]grow (vtp)[1]growth (n)[1]grumble (vi)[1]grunt (vi)[1]guarantee (vt)[1]guard (n)[1]guard (vt)[2]guess (vt)[1]guest (n)[1]guide (vt)[1]guideline (n)[1]guileful (adj)[1]guileless (adj)[1]guilloche (n)[1]guilty (adj)[1]

guilty (vt)[1]guinea pig (n)[1]guitar (n)[1]gulf (n)[1]gum (n)[1]gum (n)[2]gum (n)[3]gusla (n)[1]gym (n)[1]gymnasium (n)[1]gypsum (n)[1]gyrate (vip)[1]gyrate (vtp)[1]habit (n)[1]habitual (adj)[1]hadjo (n)[1]hafnium (n)[1]haggle (vt)[1]hail (n)[1]hair (n)[1]hair (n)[2]hairy (adj)[1]halcyon (adj)[1]hale (adj)[1]half (adj)[1]half (n)[1]hall (n)[1]hall (n)[1]hallway (n)[1]ham (n)[1]hamburger (n)[1]hammer (n)[1]hammer (vt)[1]hammock (n)[1]hamper (vt)[1]hamster (n)[1]hand (n)[1]hand down (vt)[1]hand down (vt)[2]hand in (vt)[1]hand out (vt)[1]hand over (vt)[1]handful (adj)[1]handle (n)[1]handle (vt)[2]

handle (vt)[3]handle (vt)[4]handsome (adj)[1]handy (adj)[1]hang (vdc)[1]hang (vtb)[1]hang (vts)[1]hang around (vt)[1]hang around (vi)[2]hang back (vi)[1]hang in (vi)[1]hang on (vt)[1]hang on (vt)[2]hang onto (vt)[1]hang onto (vt)[2]hang out (vi)[1]hang up (vip)[1]hang up (vtp)[1]hang-glide (vi)[1]hang-glider (n)[1]happen (vi)[1]happening (n)[1]happiness (n)[1]happy (adj)[1]harass (vt)[1]harbor (n)[1]harbor (vt)[2]hard (adj)[1]hard (adj)[2]hard (adj)[3]hard (adj)[4]hard (adj)[5]hard (adj)[6]hard (adj)[7]hard (adj)[8]hardly (adv)[1]harem (n)[1]harm (vt)[1]harmonic (n)[1]harmonica (n)[1]harmonious (adj)[1]harmonize (vdc)[1]harmonize (vtb)[1]harmonize (vts)[1]harmony (n)[1]

harp (n)[1]harrow (n)[1]harsh (adj)[1]hassium (n)[1]hassle (vt)[1]haste (n)[1]haste (n)[1]hasten (vip)[1]hasten (vtp)[1]hastily (adv)[1]hastily (adv)[1]hasty (adj)[1]hat (n)[1]hatch (vt)[1]hate (vts)[1]hateful (adj)[1]haughty (adj)[1]haunch (n)[1]haunt (vt)[1]have (vdc)[1]have (vtb)[1]have (vts)[1]have (vts)[2]hay (n)[1]hazard (n)[1]hazardous (adj)[1]he/she (pron)[1]he/she (pron)[2]head (n)[1]headlong (adj)[1]headstrong (adj)[1]health (n)[1]healthy (adj)[1]heap (n)[1]hear (vt)[1]hearing (n)[1]heart (n)[3]heart (n)[1]heart (n)[2]heartfelt (adj)[1]hearty (adj)[1]heat (vib)[1]heat (vtc)[1]heave (vt)[1]heaven (n)[1]

heavy (adj)[1]hectare (n)[1]hectogram (n)[1]hectometer (n)[1]hedge (n)[1]heed (vt)[1]heedless (adj)[1]heel (n)[1]height (n)[1]helicopter (n)[1]helium (n)[1]hello (interj)[1]hello (vt)[2]helmet (n)[1]help (vt)[1]hem (n)[1]hemisphere (n)[1]her/his (adj)[1]her/his (adj) [2]herb (n)[1]herd (n)[1]here (adv)[1]here (n)[1]hereafter (adv)[1]hereditary (adj)[1]hero (n)[1]heroic (adj)[1]heroic (adj)[2]herself/himself (pron)[1]hertz (n)[1]hesitate (vi)[1]heterogensous (adj)[1]hexagon (n)[1]hexagonal (adj)[1]hexagonal (adj)[2]hibernate (vi)[1]hide (vt)[1]hide oneself (vr)[1]hideous (adj)[1]hierarchy (n)[1]high (adj)[1]high (adj)[2]high (adj)[3]hike (vi)[1]hill (n)[1]

hilum (n)[1]himself/herself (pron)[1]hinder (vt)[1]hinderance (n)[1]hindu (n)[1]hint (vt)[1]hip (n)[1]hire (vt)[1]his/her (adj)[1]his/her (adj)[2]historically (adv)[1]history (n)[1]hit (n)[1]hit (vt)[2]hit (vt)[3]hit (vt)[4]hoarse (adj)[1]hobby (n)[1]hockey (n)[1]hoe (n)[1]hoist (vt)[1]hold (n)[1]hold (vi)[2]hold (vt)[3]hold (vt)[4]hold (vt)[5]hold (vt)[6]hold (vt)[7]hold (vt)[8]hold back (vt)[1]hold back (vtp)[2]hold back (vt)[3]hold back (vt)[4]hold on (vi)[1]hold on (vi)[2]hold on (vi)[3]hold on to (vt)[1]hold on to (vt)[2]hold off (vt)[1]hold off (vt)[2]hold off (vt)[3]hold out (vt)[1]hold out (vtp)[2]hold out (vi)[3]hold out (vi)[4]

hold out (vt)[5]hold out (vt)[6]hold over (vt)[1]hold over (vc)[1]hold up (vt)[1]hold up (vt)[2]hold up (vi)[3]hold up (vtp)[4]hold up (vt)[5]hold up under (vt)[1]hole (n)[1]hole (n)[2]hole (n)[3]holiday (n)[1]holmium (n)[1]holy (adj)[1]homage (vt)[1]home (adv)[1]home (n)[2]homeowner (n)[1]homework (n)[1]honest (adj)[1]honey (n)[1]honor (vt)[1]honorable (adj)[1]hood (n)[1]hoof (n)[1]hook (n)[1]hook-nosed (adj)[1]hop (vi)[1]hope (vt)[1]horde (n)[1]horizontal (adj)[1]horn (n)[1]horn (n)[2]hornbill (n)[1]horrify (vt)[1]horse (n)[1]hose (n)[2]hospital (n)[1]host (n)[1]hostile (adj)[1]hot (adj)[1]hot dog (n)[1]hotel (n)[1]

hour (n)[1]hourlong (adj)[1]hourly (adj)[1]house (n)[1]household (n)[1]household member (n)[1]how (adv)[1]how (adv)[2]how (adv)[3]how much (adv)[1]how much (adv)[2]how/when/where/why/that (adv)[1]how? (adv)[1]how? (adv)[2]how? (adv)[3]however (connec)[1]hub (n)[1]hug (vt)[1]huge (adj)[1]hull (n)[1]hull (n)[2]human (adj)[1]human being (n)[1]humble (adj)[1]humble (vt)[1]humerus (n)[1]humid (adj)[1]humiliate (vt)[1]humor (n)[1]humor (n)[2]humor (n)[3]humorous (adj)[1]hundred (n)[1]hundred (quant)[1]hundredth (adj)[1]hung (adj)[1]hunger (n)[1]hunger (vt)[1]hungry (adj)[1]hunt (vt)[1]hurl (vt)[1]hurricane (n)[1]hurry (vip)[1]hurry (vtp)[1]hurt (vi)[1]

hurt (vt)[2]hurt oneself (vr)[1]husband (n)[1]hush (vip)[1]hush (vtp)[1]husk (n)[1]hussar (n)[1]hydrofoil (n)[1]hydrogen (n)[1]hymen (n)[1]hymn (n)[1]hyperbola (n)[1]hyperboloid (n)[1]hyphen (n)[1]i.e. (id est) (prep)[1]I/me (pron)[1]ice (n)[1]ice cream (n)[1]icon (n)[1]icosahedron (n)[1]idea (n)[1]ideal (adj)[1]idealism (n)[1]idealist (n)[1]identical (adj)[1]identical (vtb)[1]identical (vtc)[1]identical (to be ~ to) (vts)[1]idle (adj)[1]idol (n)[1]idolize (vt)[1]idolize (vt)[2]if (connec)[1]if-and-only-if (connec)[1]ignorant (adj)[1]ignore (vt)[1]ill (adj)[1]illegal (adj)[1]illimitable (adj)[1]illiterate (adj)[1]ill-treat (vt)[1]illusory (adj)[1]illustrate (vt)[1]illustration (n)[1]image (n)[1]

imaginary (adj)[1]imaginary (adj)[2]imagine (vt)[1]imitate (vt)[1]immediate (adj)[1]immense (adj)[1]immensity (n)[1]immigrate (vi)[1]imminent (adj)[1]imminently (adv)[1]immobility (n)[1]immoderate (adj)[1]immortal (adj)[1]immortality (n)[1]immutable (adj)[1]impact (vt)[1]impact (vt)[2]impact (vt)[3]impair (vt)[1]impart (vt)[1]impartial (adj)[1]impede (vt)[1]impediment (n)[1]impediment (vt)[1]imperative (adj)[1]imperative (adj)[2]imperil (vt)[1]imperious (adj)[1]impermanence (n)[1]imperturbable (adj)[1]impetuous (adj)[1]impish (adj)[1]implement (vt)[1]implicate (vt)[1]implicit (adj)[1]imply (vt)[1]import (vt)[1]important (adj)[1]impose (vt)[1]imposing (adj)[1]impotent (adj)[1]impoverish (vip)[1]impoverish (vtp)[1]impoverished (adj)[1]impress (vt)[1]

impress (vt)[2]impression (n)[1]impressionism (n)[1]impressionist (n)[1]imprison (vt)[1]impromptu (adj)[1]improve (vip)[1]improve (vtp)[1]improved (adj)[1]improvement (n)[1]impulsive (adj)[1]impute (vt)[1]in (prefix)[3]in (prep)[1]in (prep)[2]in accordance with (prep)[1]inactive (adj)[1]inadequacy (n)[1]inanimate (adj)[1]inanimate (adj)[2]inaugurate (vt)[1]inbred (adj)[1]incandescent (adj)[1]incarnate (vt)[1]incessant (adj)[1]inch (n)[1]incidence (n)[1]incidence (n)[1]incident (n)[1]incidental (adj)[1]incise (vt)[1]incite (vt)[1]incline (vib)[1]incline (vtc)[1]inclined (adj)[1]include (vt)[1]including (prep)[1]including (adj)[2]inclusive (adj)[1]incompatible (adj)[1]incomplete (adj)[1]incongrous (adj)[1]inconsistent (adj)[1]inconstant (adj)[1]incorporate (vip)[1]

incorporate (vtp)[1]incorporate (vip)[2]incorporate (vtp)[2]incorporation (n)[1]incorrect (adj)[1]increase (n)[1]increase (vip)[1]increase (vtp)[1]increased (adj)[1]increment (n)[1]incurious (adj)[1]incus (n)[1]indefinite (adj)[1]indelicate (adj)[1]indicate (vt)[1]indicative (adj)[1]indifferent (adj)[1]indigenous (adj)[1]indigent (adj)[1]indignant (adj)[1]indignation (n)[1]indigo (adj)[1]indirect (adj)[1]indirect object (n)[1]indispensable (adj)[1]indisposed (adj)[1]indium (n)[1]individual (adj)[1]indoor (adj)[1]induce (vt)[1]induce (vt)[2]induce (vt)[1]induct (vt)[1]induct (vt)[2]indulge (vt)[1]indulgent (adj)[1]industrious (adj)[1]industry (n)[1]inessential (adj)[1]inept (adj)[1]inequality (n)[1]inert (adj)[1]inexorable (adj)[1]infamous (adj)[1]infant (n)[1]

infatuate (vt)[1]infect (vt)[1]infer (vt)[1]infertile (adj)[1]infinite (adj)[1]infinitely (adv)[1]infinitive (adj)[1]infix (n)[1]inflate (vip)[1]inflate (vtp)[1]inflation (n)[1]inflation (n)[2]inflect (vip)[1]inflect (vtp)[1]inflect (vip)[2]inflect (vtp)[2]inflect (vip)[3]inflect (vtp)[3]inflect (vip)[4]inflect (vtp)[4]inflection (n)[1]inflection (n)[2]inflexible (adj)[1]inflict (vt)[1]inflow (n)[1]influence (vt)[1]influenza (n)[1]inform (vt)[1]infract (vt)[1]infrequency (n)[1]infrequent (adj)[1]infringe (vt)[1]infuriate (vtc)[1]infuse (vt)[1]ingenious (adj)[1]ingenuous (adj)[1]ingrained (adj)[1]ingredient (n)[1]inhabit (vt)[1]inhale (vt)[1]inhere (vt)[1]inherence (n)[1]inherent (adj)[1]inherently (adv)[1]inherit (vt)[1]

inhuman (adj)[1]initial (adj)[1]initial (n)[2]initial (vi)[2]initiate (vt)[1]initiate (vtp)[2]initiate (vt)[3]initiative (n)[2]inject (vt)[1]injure (vt)[1]injure (vt)[2]injustice (vt)[1]ink (n)[1]in-law (n)[1]inn (n)[1]innate (adj)[1]innately (adv)[1]innateness (n)[1]inner (adj)[1]innocent (adj)[1]innovate (vt)[1]innovation (n)[1]innovation (n)[2]innovative (adj)[1]innumerable (adj)[1]inordinate (adj)[1]input (n)[1]input (vt)[1]inquire (vt)[1]inquisitive (adj)[1]inscribe (vt)[1]inscription (n)[1]inscrutable (adj)[1]in-season (adj)[1]insect (n)[1]inseparable (adj)[1]insert (vt)[1]inside (adj)[1]inside (adv)[2]inside (n)[1]inside (of) (prep)[2]inside (to the ~ of ) (prep)[3]insidious (adj)[1]insignificant (adj)[1]inspect (vt)[1]

inspire (vt)[1]instability (n)[1]install (vt)[1]instance (n)[1]instant (n)[1]instantaneous (adj)[1]instantaneous (adj)[2]instantaneousness (n)[1]instantly (adv)[1]instead of (prep)[1]instigate (vt)[1]instinctive (adj)[1]instruct (vt)[1]instruction (n)[1]instructor (n)[1]insubordinate (adj)[1]insubstantial (adj)[1]insubstantial (n)[1]insubstantially (adv)[1]insulate (vt)[1]insult (vt)[1]insurance (n)[1]insure (vt)[1]insurrect (vi)[1]intact (adj)[1]intangibility (n)[1]integer (n)[1]integral (adj)[1]integral (n)[2]integrate (vip)[1]integrate (vtp)[1]integrated (adj)[1]integration (n)[1]integration (n)[2]intellect (n)[1]intellectual (adj)[1]intelligent (adj)[1]intend (vt)[1]intense (adj)[1]intercalary (adj)[1]intercept (n)[1]intercept (vt)[1]interest (n)[2]interest (vt)[1]interested (vt)[1]

interesting (adj)[1]interim (n)[1]interior (adj)[1]interior (n)[1]interject (vt)[1]interjection (n)[1]interlope (vi)[1]interlude (n)[1]intermediate (adj)[1]interminable (adj)[1]intermission (n)[1]intermittence (n)[1]intermittent (adj)[1]intermittently (adv)[1]internal (adj)[1]internally (adv)[1]international (adj)[1]interpret (vt)[1]interrogate (vt)[1]interrogative (adj)[1]interrupt (vt)[1]intersect (vt)[1]intersection (n)[1]interval (n)[1]intervene (vds)[1]interview (vt)[1]intestine (n)[1]intimate (adj)[1]intimidate (vt)[1]into (prep)[1]into/to (prep)[1]intortus (adj)[1]intractable (adj)[1]intransitive (adj)[1]intrepid (adj)[1]intricate (adj)[1]intrigue (vt)[1]intrinsicality (n)[1]intrinsically (adv)[1]introduce (vt)[1]introduce (vt)[2]introduction (n)[1]introspect (vi)[1]introvert (n)[1]introverted (adj)[1]

intrude (vip)[1]intrude (vtp)[1]invalidate (vt)[1]invaluable (adj)[1]invariable (adj)[1]invariably (adv)[1]invent (vt)[1]invented (adj)[1]invention (n)[1]invention (n)[2]inventive (adj)[1]inverse (adj)[1]invert (vib)[1]invert (vtc)[1]inverted (adj)[1]invest (vt)[1]investigate (vt)[1]invite (vt)[1]involuntary (adj)[1]involve (vt)[1]involved (adj)[1]inward (adj)[1]inwardly (adv)[1]iodine (n)[1]ion (n)[1]irate (adj)[1]irate (vib)[1]irate (vtc)[1]ire (n)[1]iridium (n)[1]irk (vt)[1]iron (n)[1]ironic (adj)[1]irony (n)[1]irrational (adj)[1]irrational (adj)[2]irrational (adj)[3]irregular (adj)[1]irregularity (n)[1]irregularly (adv)[1]irritate (vt)[1]is it? (interrogative tag)[1]is? (interrogative word)[1]island (n)[1]isn't it? (interrogative tag)[1]

isolated (adj)[1]issue (n)[1]isthmus (n)[1]it (pron)[1]it (pron)[2]it (pron)[3]it is not the case that... (negation word)[1]italic (adj)[1]itch (n)[1]itch (vi)[1]itch (vt)[2]item (n)[1]itemize (vt)[1]itself (pron)[1]ivory (adj)[1]ivory (n)[2]jab (vt)[1]jab (vt)[2]jabber (vi)[1]jabot (n)[1]jack (n)[1]jack (n)[2]jack (n)[3]jack up (vtp)[1]jack up (vtp)[1]jack up (vtp)[1]jackass (n)[1]jacket (n)[1]jacket (n)[2]jackhammer (n)[1]jack-in-the-box (n)[1]jackknife (n)[1]jack-of-all-trades (n)[1]jackpot (n)[1]jade (n)[1]jaded (adj)[1]jadeite (n)[1]jag (n)[1]jagged (adj)[1]jail (n)[1]jailer (n)[1]January (n)[1]jar (n)[1]jargon (n)[1]jasper (n)[1]

jaw (n)[1]jazz (n)[1]jeans (n)[1]jeep (n)[1]jet (n)[1]jetty (n)[1]jewel (n)[1]jocose (adj)[1]jocular (adj)[1]join (vts)[1]join (vtb)[1]join (vdc)[1]join (vtb)[2]joined (adj)[1]joint (n)[1]joint (n)[2]jointly (adv)[1]joke (n)[1]joke (vi)[2]jolly (adj)[1]joule (n)[1]journal (n)[1]Jove (N)[1]jovial (adj)[1]joy (vt)[1]judge (n)[1]judge (vt)[2]judiciary (n)[1]judo (n)[1]jug (n)[1]juggle (vt)[1]juice (n)[1]July (n)[1]jump (vi)[1]junction (n)[1]June (n)[1]junk (n)[1]junker (n)[1]Jupiter (n)[1]just (adv)[2]just (adj)[1]jute (n)[1]kabuki (n)[1]kapok (n)[1]karma (n)[1]

karst (n)[1]kayak (n)[1]keen (adj)[1]keep (vt)[1]keep (vt)[2]keep (vt)[3]keep (vtp)[4]keep on (vtp)[1]keep up (vtp)[1]keep up (vt)[2]keep up (vt)[3]keep up with/on (vt)[1]keg (n)[1]kennel (n)[1]kernel (n)[1]ketchup (n)[1]kettle (n)[1]key (n)[1]key (n)[2]key (n)[3]key (n)[4]key (n)[5]kick (vt)[1]kidney (n)[1]kill (vtc)[1]kilogram (n)[1]kilometer (n)[1]kilt (n)[1]kimono (n)[1]kin (n)[1]kind (n)[1]kind (n)[2]kindred (adj)[1]kindred (n)[1]king (n)[1]kingdom (n)[1]kiss (vt)[1]kit (n)[1]kitchen (n)[1]kiwi (n)[1]kiwi (n)[2]kiwi (n)[3]knave (n)[1]knee (n)[1]kneel (vi)[1]

knife (n)[1]knight (n)[1]knock down (vt)[1]knock down (vtp)[2]knock down (vt)[3]knock off (vip)[1]knock off (vtp)[1]knock off (vt)[2]knock off (vtc)[3]knock out (vt)[1]knock out (vtc)[2]knock out (vt)[3]knock out (vt)[4]knot (n)[1]knotty (adj)[1]know (vt)[1]know (vt)[2]know (vt)[3]know (vt)[4]know (vt)[5]knowing (adj)[1]knowledge (n)[1]krijia (n)[1]krypton (n)[1]label (n)[1]lace (n)[1]lack (n)[1]lack (vt)[1]laconic (adj)[1]ladle (n)[1]lady (n)[1]lake (n)[1]lambda (letter name)[1]lame (adj)[1]lament (vt)[1]lamentable (adj)[1]lamp (n)[1]lance (n)[1]land (n)[1]land (n)[2]land (vip)[3]land (vtp)[3]landlord (n)[1]landscape (n)[1]lane (n)[1]

lane (n)[2]language (n)[1]languid (adj)[1]lanky (adj)[1]lantern (n)[1]lanthanum (n)[1]lapse (vt)[1]large (adj)[1]large (adj)[2]largely (adv)[1]largo (adj)[1]larva (n)[1]last (adj)[1]last (adj)[2]last (vi)[3]lasting (adj)[1]latch (n)[1]late (adj)[1]late (adj)[2]lately (adv)[1]lateness (n)[1]later (adj)[1]later (adv)[1]latest (adj)[1]latitude (n)[1]latter (adj)[1]laugh (vi)[1]launch (n)[1]launch (vt)[2]launder (vt)[1]laundry (n)[1]laundry room (n)[1]lavish (adj)[1]law (n)[1]law (n)[2]lawn (n)[1]lawrencium (n)[1]lawsuit (n)[1]lawyer (n)[1]lay (vdc)[1]lay (vtb)[1]lay away (vt)[1]lay away (vt)[2]lay back (vib)[1]

lay down (vt)[1]

lay down (vt)[2]lay down (vt)[3]lay down (vt)[4]lay in (vt)[1]lay out (vtp)[1]lay out (vt)[1]lay out (vt)[2]lay off (vip)[1]lay off (vtp)[1]lay off (vt)[2]lay off (vt)[3]lay over viplay up vtlay up vtlazy (adj)[1]lead (n)[1]lead (vt)[2]lead (vt)[3]lead (vt)[4]lead (vt)[5]leading (adj)[1]leaf (n)[1]leak (vip)[1]leak (vtp)[1]lean (vib)[2]lean (vtc)[2]lean (adj)[1]leaning (adj)[1]leap (adj)[2]leap (vi)[1]leap day (n)[1]leap year (n)[1]learn (vt)[1]leash (n)[1]least (adv)[1]least (quant. mod.)least as (adv)[1]leather (n)[1]leave (vi)[1]leave (vt)[2]lecture (n)[1]lecture (vt)[1]left (to the ~ of) (prep)[1]leg (n)[1]legal (adj)[1]

legend (n)[1]legend (n)[2]legislate (vt)[1]lek (n)[1]lemma (n)[1]lend (vt)[1]length (n)[1]length (n)[2]lenient (vt)[1]lens (n)[1]less (adv)[1]less than (quant. mod.)[1]lessen (vip)[1]lessen (vtp)[1]lesser (adj)[1]lesson (n)[1]let (vt)[1]let down (vt)[1]let down (vt)[2]let down (vip)[3]let up (vip)[1]let up (vip)[2]let on (vt)[1]let off (vt)[1]let off (vt)[2]let off (vt)[3]let out (vt)[1]let out (vt)[2]let out (vt)[3]let/may (indirect-imperative word)[1]lethal (adj)[1]lethargic (adj)[1]letter (n)[1]letter (n)[2]leu (n)[1]lev (n)[1]level (adj)[1]level (n)[2]lever (n)[1]liable (adj)[1]liable (vt)[1]libel (n)[1]libel (vt)[1]liberate (vt)[1]librarian (n)[1]

library (n)[1]library (n)[2]license (n)[1]lick (vt)[1]lie (vi)[1]lie (vts)[2]life (n)[1]lifeless (adj)[1]lifelong (adj)[1]lifetime (n)[1]lift (vt)[1]ligature (n)[1]light (adj)[1]light (adj)[2]light (n)[3]like (adj)[1]like (prep)[2]like (vt)[3]like (vt)[4]likelihood (n)[1]likely (adj)[1]likely (vt)[2]lily (n)[1]limb (n)[1]limbo (n)[1]limbo (n)[2]limbo (vt)[2]lime (adj)[1]lime (n)[2]lime (n)[3]lime green (adj)[1]limit (n)[1]limit (vt)[1]limitless (adj)[1]line (n)[1]line (n)[2]line (n)[3]line (vt)[4]linen (n)[1]linger (vi)[1]linguist (n)[1]linguistics (n)[1]link (n)[1]link (vts)[1]link (vtb)[1]

link (vdc)[1]link (n)[2]link (n)[3]lint (n)[1]lint (n)[2]lip (n)[1]liquid (adj)[1]liquid (n)[1]lisp (vi)[1]list (n)[1]listen to (vt)[1]liter (n)[1]literate (adj)[1]literature (n)[1]lithium (n)[1]little (quant)[1]little (adj)[2]live (vis)[1]lively (adj)[1]liver (n)[1]living room (n)[1]llama (n)[1]load (n)[1]load (vt)[1]lobate (adj)[1]lobe (n)[1]lobster (n)[1]local (adj)[1]locate (vt)[2]locate (vt)[1]location (n)[1]lock (n)[1]locker (n)[1]lodge (n)[1]lodge (vdc)[2]lodge (vtb)[2]lodge (vt)[1]lodged (adj)[1]lodged (vts)[1]lodging (n)[1]loess (n)[1]loft (n)[1]lofty (adj)[1]log (vi)[1]log off of / out of (vt)[1]

log onto/into (vt)[1]log(book) (n)[1]logic (n)[1]logical (adj)[1]logically (adv)[1]loiter (vt)[1]lonely (adj)[1]lonesome (adj)[1]long (adj)[1]long (adj)[2]longevity (n)[1]longitude (n)[1]look (n)[1]look (vc)[2]look after (vt)[1]look after (vt)[2]look at (vt)[1]look down at (vt)[1]look down on (vt)[1]look forward to (vt)[1]look out for (vt)[1]look over (vt)[1]look up (vi)[1]look up (vt)[2]look up (vt)[3]look up at (vt)[1]loon (n)[1]loop (n)[1]loose (adj)[1]loose (adj)[2]loose (adj)[4]loose (adj)[3]loot (vt)[1]lopseed (n)[1]loquacious (adj)[1]lord (n)[1]lose (vt)[1]lose (vt)[2]lose (vt)[3]lot (quant)[1]lot (quant)[1]lottery (n)[1]loud (adj)[1]loudspeaker (n)[1]love (vt)[1]

lover (n)[1]low (adj)[1]low (adj)[2]low (adj)[3]low (adj)[4]lower (n)[1]lower (vib)[2]lower (vtc)[2]lowercase (adj)[1]low-fat (adj)[1]loyal (adj)[1]loyal (vt)[1]luck (n)[1]lucky (adj)[1]ludicrous (adj)[1]luge (n)[1]luminous (adj)[1]lunch (n)[1]lunch (n)[1]lunch (vi)[1]lung (n)[1]lure (vt)[1]lustrous (adj)[1]lute (n)[1]lutetium (n)[1]luxurious (adj)[1]lying (adj)[1]lymph (n)[1]lynch (vt)[1]lyre (n)[1]machinate (vt)[1]machine (n)[1]macho (adj)[1]maestro (n)[1]magazine (n)[1]magic (adj)[1]magic (n)[2]magical (adj)[1]magician (n)[1]magma (n)[1]magnesium (n)[1]magnet (n)[1]magnificent (adj)[1]magnify (vip)[1]magnify (vtp)[1]

magnitude (n)[1]mail (n)[1]mail (vt)[2]main (adj)[1]maintain (vt)[1]maintenance (n)[1]majestic (adj)[1]major (adj)[1]major (adj)[2]major (n)[3]major in (vt)[1]majority (n)[1]majority (quant)[2]majority (quant)[3]make (vdc)[1]make (vi)[2]make (vtb)[3]make (vt)[4]make (vt)[5]make (vt)[6]make (vt)[7]make (vt)[8]make (vt)[9]make (vt)[10]make (vt)[11]make (vt)[12]make (vt)[13]make (vtc)[14]makeover (n)[1]make out (vt)[1]make out (vt)[2]make out (vt)[3]make out (vt)[4]make out (vi)[5]make out (vt)[6]make ... out (vt)[1]make over (vtp)[1]make over (vt)[2]make over (vt)[3]make over (vt)[4]make over (vt)[5]make up (vt)[1]make up (vt)[2]make up (vt)[3]make up (vt)[4]

make up (vt)[5]make up (vt)[6]make up (vt)[7]make up (vi)[8]make up (vt)[9]makeup (n)[1]maladroit (adj)[1]male (adj)[1]malicious (adj)[1]malign (vt)[1]mall (n)[1]malleable (adj)[1]malodorous (adj)[1]maltreat (vt)[1]mambo (n)[1]mambo (vi)[2]mamma (n)[1]mammoth (adj)[1]man (n)[1]manage (vt)[1]manage (vt)[2]mane (n)[1]manganese (n)[1]mangle (vt)[1]mango (n)[1]mania (n)[1]manipulate (vt)[1]manner (n)[1]mansion (n)[1]manufacture (vt)[1]many (quant)[1]map (n)[1]maple (n)[1]mar (vt)[1]March (n)[1]march (vi)[2]marina (n)[1]marinate (vt)[1]marine (adj)[1]marine (n)[2]mark (n)[1]mark (vt)[2]mark (vt)[3]mark (vt)[4]mark (vt)[1]

mark down (vt)[1]mark down (vt)[2]mark off (vt)[1]mark off (vt)[2]mark up (vt)[1]market (n)[1]marl (n)[1]marmalade (n)[1]marriage (n)[1]married (adj)[1]married (vts)[1]marry (vtb)[1]marry (vdc)[1]Mars (n)[1]marsh (n)[1]Marxism (n)[1]Marxist (n)[1]mash (vt)[1]mask (n)[1]mask (n)[2]mask (vt)[1]masque (n)[1]masquerade (n)[1]masquerade (vi)[2]mass (n)[1]mass (n)[2]massage (vt)[1]massive (adj)[1]massive (adj)[2]mast (n)[1]master (n)[1]master (vt)[2]mastery (n)[2]mastery (to have a ~ of) (-/vt)[2]mat (n)[1]match (vt)[1]material (n)[1]material (n)[2]material (n)[3]materialism (n)[1]materialist (n)[1]materialize (vip)[1]materialize (vtp)[1]mathematician (n)[1]mathematics (n)[1]

matte (adj)[1]matter (n)[1]matter (n)[1]matter (n)[2]matter (n)[3]matter (vi)[4]matzo (n)[1]maxim (n)[1]maximize (vt)[1]maximum (adj)[1]May (n)[1]may (vdc)[2]may (vtb)[2]may (vts)[2]may (vt)[3]mayor (n)[1]mazurka (n)[1]mazurka (vi)[1]me/I (pron)[1]meadow (n)[1]meager (adj)[1]meal (n)[1]meal (n)[1]mean (adj)[1]mean (n)[6]mean (vi)[2]mean (vt)[3]mean (vt)[4]mean (vt)[5]meander (vi)[1]means (prep)[1]means (n)[2]meantime (n)[1]meanwhile (adv)[1]measure (n)[1]measure (n)[2]measure (n)[3]measure (n)[4]measure (vt)[5]measure off (vt)[1]measure out (vt)[1]measureless (adj)[1]measurement (n)[1]meat (n)[1]median (n)[1]

medicate (vt)[1]medication (n)[1]medicine (n)[1]mediocre (adj)[1]meditate (vi)[1]meditative (adj)[1]medium (adj)[1]meek (adj)[1]meet (vt)[1]meet (vt)[2]meet (vt)[3]meitnerium (n)[1]melancholy (adj)[1]melee (n)[1]melt (vip)[1]melt (vtp)[1]member (n)[1]member (n)[2]member (vts)[2]member (vtb)[2]member (vdc)[2]memory (n)[1]menace (vt)[1]mendacious (adj)[1]mendelevium (n)[1]mention (vt)[1]menu (n)[1]meow (interj)[1]meow (vi)[1]mercenary (adj)[1]mercenary (n)[1]merciful (vt)[1]mercury (n)[1]Mercury (n)[2]merely (adv)[1]merge (vip)[1]merge (vtp)[1]merit (vt)[1]merry (adj)[1]message (n)[1]mess up (vt)[1]mess up (vip)[2]mess up (vt)[3]mess up (vip)[4]mess up (vtp)[4]

mess up (vt)[5]messy (adj)[1]metal (n)[1]metamorphosis (n)[1]metaphysics (n)[1]meteor (n)[1]meter (n)[1]meter (n)[2]meter (n)[3]meter (n)[4]method (n)[1]methodical (adj)[1]meticulous (adj)[1]metric (adj)[1]metropolis (n)[1]microscope (n)[1]microsecond (n)[1]mid (adj)[1]midday (n)[1]middle (n)[1]middling (adj)[1]midnight (n)[1]might (n)[1]might (va)[2]mighty (adj)[1]mighty (adj)[2]mighty (adv)[3]mild (adj)[1]mile (n)[1]milk (n)[1]milk (vt)[2]mill (vt)[1]millenium (n)[1]milligram (n)[1]millimeter (n)[1]millisecond (n)[1]mime (vt)[1]mimic (vt)[1]mind (n)[1]mine (pron)[1]mingle (vip)[1]mingle (vtp)[1]miniature (adj)[1]minimize (vt)[1]minimum (adj)[1]

miniscule (adj)[1]minister (n)[1]minister (n)[2]minister (vt)[3]ministry (n)[1]minor (adj)[1]minor (adj)[2]minor (adj)[3]minor in (vt)[1]minority (n)[1]minority (quant)[2]minority (quant)[3]mint (n)[1]mint (n)[2]mint (n)[3]mint (vt)[1]minuet (n)[1]minuet (vi)[1]minus (connec)[1]minute (adj)[1]minute (n)[2]mirror (n)[1]mirror (vt)[1]misbehave (vi)[1]miscalculate (vt)[1]miscarry (vi)[1]miscellaneous (adj)[1]miscellany (n)[1]mischief (n)[1]mischief (vi)[1]mischievous (adj)[1]misconstrue (vt)[1]misdo (vi/vt)[1]miserable (adj)[1]miserly (adj)[1]misestimate (vt)[1]misfire (vi)[1]misgiving (n)[1]misgovern (vt)[1]misguide (vt)[1]mishandle (vt)[1]misinterpret (vt)[1]misjudge (vt)[1]mislay (vt)[1]mislead (vt)[1]

misleading (adj)[1]mismanage (vt)[1]mismanage (vt)[2]misname (vt)[1]misnomer (n)[1]misplace (vt)[1]misplay (vt)[1]misprint (vt)[1]mispronounce (vt)[1]misquote (vt)[1]misread (vt)[1]misreport (vt)[1]misrepresent (vt)[1]misrule (vt)[1]miss (vt)[2]miss (vt)[1]missile (n)[1]missing (adj)[1]missing (vi)[1]misspell (vt)[1]misstate (vt)[1]mistake (n)[1]mister (n)[1]mistreat (vt)[1]mistrust (vt)[1]misunderstand (vt)[1]misuse (vt)[1]mitigate (vip)[1]mitigate (vtp)[1]mitten (n)[1]mix (vdc)[1]mix (vtb)[1]mix up (vts)[1]mix up (vtb)[1]mix up (vdc)[1]mix up (vd)[2]mixed (adj)[1]mixed (vts)[1]mixture (n)[1]mixture (n)[2]moan (vi)[1]mob (n)[1]mobile (adj)[1]mobile (adj)[2]mobility (n)[1]

mobility (n)[2]mock (vt)[1]mode (n)[1]mode (n)[2]model (n)[1]model (n)[2]model (n)[3]model (n)[4]model (vt)[4]model (vt)[1]moderate (adj)[1]moderate (vip)[2]moderate (vtp)[2]moderately (adv)[1]modern (adj)[1]modernize (vip)modernize (vip)modest (adj)[1]modification (n)[1]modified (adj)[1]modify (vip)[1]modify (vtp)[1]moist (adj)[1]mold (n)[1]molder (vip)[1]molder (vtp)[1]mole (n)[1]mole (n)[2]mole (n)[3]mole (n)[4]molé (n)[1]mollify (vt)[1]mollusc (n)[1]molybdenum (n)[1]moment (n)[1]momentarily (adv)[1]momentary (adj)[1]momentous (adj)[1]momentum (n)[1]monarch (n)[1]monarchy (n)[1]Monday (n)[1]monetary (adj)[1]money (n)[1]monk (n)[1]

monkey bars (n)[1]monoclinic (adj)[1]monster (n)[1]monstrous (adj)[1]month (n)[1]monthlong (adj)[1]monthly (adj)[1]moo (interj)[1]moo (vi)[1]mood (n)[1]mood (n)[2]Moon (n)[1]moor (n)[1]moral (adj)[1]morally strong (adj)[1]more (adv)[1]more than (quant. modifier)[1]moreover (connec)[1]morning (n)[1]morose (adj)[1]morpheme (n)[1]mortal (adj)[1]mortal (adj)[1]mortify (vt)[1]mosque (n)[1]most (adv)[1]most (quant)[4]most (adv)[2]most (quant. mod.)most of (quant)[1]motel (n)[1]mother (n)[1]mother (vt)[2]mother-in-law (n)[1]motherhood (n)[1]motherhood (n)[1]motion (n)[1]motion (n)[2]motley (adj)[1]motto (n)[1]mount (vdc)[1]mount (vtb)[1]mount (vt)[1]mountain (n)[1]mounted (adj)[1]

mounted (vts)[1]mouse (n)[1]moustache (n)[1]mouth (n)[1]mouth (n)[2]mouthful (adj)[1]move (vi)[1]move (vip)[2]move (vtp)[2]move (vtp)[3]move on (vi)[1]move on (vt)[2]move up (vt)[1]movement (n)[1]movie (n)[1]movie theater (n)[1]moving (adj)[1]much (adv)[1]much (quant)[1]mud (n)[1]muff (n)[1]muffle (vt)[1]mulch (n)[1]mule (n)[1]multiple (n)[1]multiply (vip)[1]multiply (vtp)[1]multiply (vip)[2]multiply (vtp)[2]multiply (vt)[3]mumble (vt)[1]muncipality (n)[1]mundane (adj)[1]murder (vt)[1]murky (adj)[1]murmur (vi)[1]muscle (n)[1]muse (n)[1]museum (n)[1]mushroom (n)[1]mushroom (n)[2]music (n)[1]must (n)[1]must (vt)[2]mustache (n)[1]

mutant (n)[1]mutated (adj)[1]mutation (n)[1]mute (adj)[1]mutinous (adj)[1]mutiny (vi)[1]mutter (vt)[1]muzzle (n)[1]my (adj)[1]myrrh (n)[1]myself (pron)[1]mysterious (adj)[1]mystery (n)[1]mystic (adj)[1]mysticism (n)[1]mystify (vt)[1]myth (n)[1]nadir (n)[1]nag (vt)[1]nail (n)[1]nail (n)[2]naïve (adj)[1]naked (adj)[1]name (n)[1]name (vt)[1]name (vt)[2]named (adj)[1]named (vt)[1]nap (vi)[1]nape (n)[1]naphtha (n)[1]napkin (n)[1]narcotic (adj)[1]narcotic (n)[2]narcotize (vt)[1]nard (n)[1]narrate (vt)[1]narrative (adj)[1]narrow (adj)[1]narrow (adj)[2]narrow (vib)[2]narrow (vtc)[2]nasal (adj)[1]nascent (adj)[1]nasty (adj)[1]

nasty (adj)[2]nasty (adj)[3]nasty (adj)[4]nation (n)[1]national (adj)[1]nationalism (n)[1]nationalist (n)[1]native (adj)[1]native (n)[1]natural (adj)[1]natural (adj)[2]natural (adj)[3]natural (adj)[4]naturally (adv)[1]naturally (adv)[2]nature (n)[1]nature (n)[2]naughty (adj)[1]naughty (adj)[2]nausea (n)[1]nauseate (vip)[1]nauseate (vtp)[1]nauseous (adj)[1]nave (n)[1]navel (n)[1]navigate (vt)[1]navy (n)[1]near (adj)[1]near (prep)[1]near (adj)[2]near (prep)[2]nearly (adj)[1]neat (adj)[1]nebula (n)[1]nebulous (adj)[1]necessary (adj)[1]necessitate (vt)[1]necessitous (adj)[1]neck (n)[1]necklace (n)[1]necktie (n)[1]nectar (n)[1]need (vt)[1]needle (n)[1]needle (n)[2]

needle (n)[3]needy (adj)[1]negate (vt)[1]negate (vt)[2]negative (adj)[1]negative (adj)[2]negative (n)[3]neglect (vt)[1]negligee (n)[1]negligent (adj)[1]negligible (adj)[1]negotiate (vt)[1]negotiate (vt)[2]neigh (vt)[1]neighbor (n)[1]neighborhood (n)[1]neither (connec)[1]neither (det)[2]nemesis (n)[1]nemesis (n)[2]neodymium (n)[1]neon (n)[1]neophyte (n)[1]nephew (n)[1]Neptune (n)[1]neptunium (n)[1]nerve (n)[1]nerve (n)[2]nerve (n)[3]nerve (n)[4]nerve (n)[5]nervous (adj)[1]nest (n)[1]net (n)[1]network (n)[1]network (n)[2]network (vi)[2]neuron (n)[1]neuter (adj)[1]neutral (adj)[1]neutralize (vt)[1]neutrino (n)[1]neutron (n)[1]never (adv)[1]new (adj)[1]

newest (adj)[1]newness (n)[1]news (n)[1]news item (n)[1]newspaper (n)[1]newton (n)[1]next (adj)[1]next to (prep)[1]nibble (vt)[1]nice (adj)[1]nice (adj)[2]nice (adj)[3]nice (adj)[4]niche (n)[1]nickel (n)[1]nickname (n)[1]niece (n)[1]night (n)[1]nightclub (n)[1]nightly (adv)[1]nightmare (n)[1]nighttime (n)[1]nil (n)[1]nimble (adj)[1]nimbus (n)[1]nine (n)[1]nine (quant)[2]ninth (adj)[1]ninth (n)[2]niobium (n)[1]nip (n)[1]nip (vt)[2]nip (n)[3]nipple (n)[1]nirvana (n)[1]nitrogen (n)[1]no (quant)[1]no (reply)[2]no degree (adv)[1]no kind of (adj)[1]no one (n)[1]no way (adv)[1]nobelium (n)[1]noble (adj)[1]noble (adj)[2]

noble (adj)[3]nobody (n)[1]nocturnal (adj)[1]nocturne (n)[1]nod (vib)[1]nod (vip)[2]nod (vtp)[2]node (n)[1]nodule (n)[1]noise (n)[1]noiseless (adj)[1]noisy (adj)[1]nomad (n)[1]nomenclature (n)[1]nominal (adj)[1]nominate (vt)[1]nominative (adj)[1]nominee (n)[1]non- (prefix)[1]nonbeing (n)[1]nonchalant (adj)[1]none (adj)[1]none (adv)[1]none (pron)[2]none (~ of) (quant)[1]none (~ of) (quant)[2]nonentity (n)[1]nonexistent (adj)[1]nonexistent (to become ~) (-/vib)[1]nonexistent (to cause to be ~(-/vtc)[1]nonreality (n)[1]nonuple (adj)[1]noodle (n)[1]noon (n)[1]noose (n)[1]nor (connec)[1]norm (n)[1]norm (n)[2]normal (adj)[1]north (adj)[1]north (to the ~ of) (prep)[1]north pole (n)[1]nose (n)[1]nostril (n)[1]nosy (adj)[1]

not (negation word)[1]not at all (adv)[1]notable (adj)[1]notary (n)[1]notation (n)[1]notation (n)[2]notch (n)[1]note (n)[1]note (n)[2]note (n)[3]note (n)[4]note (n)[5]note (n)[6]note (n)[7]note (vt)[2]note (vt)[8]note (vt)[5]notebook (n)[1]nothing (interj)[1]nothing (n)[2]nothingness (n)[1]notice (n)[1]notice (vt)[2]noticeable (adj)[1]notify (vt)[1]notion (n)[1]notorious (adj)[1]noun (n)[1]nourish (vt)[1]nourishing (adj)[1]nourishment (n)[1]nourishment (n)[2]nova (n)[1]novel (adj)[1]novel (n)[2]November (n)[1]novice (n)[1]now (adv)[1]now (n)[1]nowhere (adv)[1]nozzle (n)[1]nuance (n)[1]nucleus (n)[1]nude (adj)[1]nuisance (n)[1]

null (adj)[1]null (n)[5]null (vt)[6]null (adj)[2]null (adj)[3]null (adj)[4]nullify (vt)[1]nullity (n)[1]numb (adj)[1]number (n)[1]number (n)[2]number (vt)[1]number (vt)[2]numberless (adj)[1]numeral (n)[1]numerator (n)[1]numerical (adj)[1]numerical (adj)[2]numerous (adj)[1]numerous (quant)[2]nun (n)[1]nurse (vt)[1]nurse (vt)[2]nurse (vt)[3]nut (n)[1]nutrient (n)[1]nutriment (n)[1]nutrition (n)[1]nylon (n)[1]nymph (n)[1]oak (n)[1]oar (n)[1]oasis (n)[1]oath (n)[1]oath (n)[1]obdurate (adj)[1]obedient (adj)[1]obelisk (n)[1]obese (adj)[1]obey (vt)[1]object (n)[1]object (n)[1]object to (vt)[1]objective (adj)[1]objective (n)[2]

objective (n)[3]objectivity (n)[1]oblate (adj)[1]obligate (vt)[1]obligation (n)[1]obligatory (adj)[1]oblige (vt)[1]oblige (vt)[2]obliging (adj)[1]oblique (adj)[1]oblique (adj)[2]obliterate (vt)[1]oblivion (n)[1]oblivious (adj)[1]oblong (adj)[1]obnoxious (adj)[1]oboe (n)[1]obscene (adj)[1]obscure (adj)[1]obscure (adj)[2]obscure (vt)[2]obscure (adj)[3]obscure (vt)[3]obscure (adj)[4]obscure (adj)[5]obselescent (adj)[1]obsequious (adj)[1]obsequious (vt)[2]observe (vt)[1]observe (vt)[2]observe (vt)[3]observe (vt)[4]obsess (vt)[1]obsolete (adj)[1]obstacle (n)[1]obstacle (vt)[1]obstinate (adj)[1]obstinate (to be ~) (vt)[1]obstruct (vt)[1]obstruction (n)[1]obtain (vt)[1]obtrude (vt)[1]obtrusive (adj)[1]obtuse (adj)[1]obtuse (adj)[2]

obtuse (adj)[3]obtuse (adj)[4]obviate (vt)[1]obvious (adj)[1]occasion (n)[1]occasional (adj)[1]occasionally (adv)[1]occident (n)[1]occlude (vt)[1]occlusion (n)[1]occult (adj)[1]occult (vt)[2]occupation (n)[1]occupy (vt)[1]occupy (vt)[2]occupy (vt)[3]occupy (vt)[4]occur (vi)[1]occur (vi)[2]occur (vi)[3]occurrence (n)[1]occurrence (n)[2]occurring (adj)[1]ocean (n)[1]o'clock (adv)[1]octagon (n)[1]octahedron (n)[1]octant (n)[1]octant (n)[2]octave (n)[1]octet (n)[1]October (n)[1]octuple (adj)[1]ocular (adj)[1]ocular (n)[2]odd (adj)[1]odd (adj)[4]odd (adv)[7]odd (adj)[2]odd (adj)[3]odd (adj)[5]odd (adj)[6]ode (n)[1]odious (adj)[1]odor (n)[1]

odored (adj)[1]odyssey (n)[1]of (prep)[1]of (prep)[2]of (prep)[3]of (prep)[4]of (prep)[5]of (prep)[6]of (prep)[7]off (adj)[1]off (vib)[1]off (vtc)[1]off of (prep)[1]off of (prep)[2]offend (vt)[1]offend (vt)[2]offense (n)[1]offense (n)[2]offense (n)[3]offense (n)[4]offense (vi)[5]offensive (adj)[1]offensive (n)[2]offensive (vt)[3]offer (vt)[1]offer (vt)[2]offhand (adj)[1]offhand (adj)[2]offhand (adj)[3]office (n)[1]office (n)[2]officer (n)[1]official (adj)[1]official (adj)[2]official (n)[3]officiate (vt)[1]offload (vt)[1]offset (n)[1]offset (vt)[1]offshoot (n)[1]offshore (adj)[1]offshore (adj)[2]offspring (n)[1]offspring (n)[2]offstage (adj)[1]

often (adv)[1]often-occurring (adj)[1]ogle (vt)[1]ogre (n)[1]oh (interj)[1]ohm (n)[1]oil (n)[1]oil (n)[2]ointment (n)[1]OK (adj)[1]old (adj)[1]old (adj)[2]old (vi)[2]olden (adj)[1]old-fashioned (adj)[1]oldness (n)[1]olé (interj)[1]oligarch (n)[1]oligarchy (n)[1]olive (n)[1]olivine (n)[1]ombudsman (n)[1]omelet/omelette (n)[1]omen (n)[1]omen (vt)[2]ominous (adj)[1]ominous (adj)[2]omission (n)[1]omit (vt)[1]omnibus (adj)[1]omnibus (n)[2]omnibus (n)[3]omnidirectional (adj)[1]omnipotent (adj)[1]omnipresent (adj)[1]omniscient (adj)[1]omnivorous (adj)[1]on (adj)[1]on (prep)[2]on (prep)[3]on (prep)[4]on (prep)[5]on (prep)[6]on (prep)[7]on (vtc)[8]

on (vib)[8]on (based ~) (prep)[9]once (adv)[1]once (conj)[2]once (n)[3]one (n)[1]one (pron)[2]one (pron)[3]one (quant)[4]one-dimensional (adj)[1]onerous (adj)[1]oneself (pron)[1]one-way (adj)[1]onion (n)[1]online (adj)[1]onlooker (n)[1]only (adj)[1]only (adv)[1]only-if (connec)[2]onset (n)[1]onshore (adj)[1]onshore (adj)[2]onstage (adj)[1]onto (prep)[1]ontology (n)[1]onus (n)[1]onward (adj)[1]onward (adv)[1]onyx (n)[1]ooze (vip)[1]ooze (vtp)[1]opaque (adj)[1]open (vib)[1]open (vtc)[1]opened (adj)[1]opera (n)[1]operand (n)[1]operate (vip)[1]operate (vtp)[1]operate (vt)[2]operator (n)[1]operetta (n)[1]opine (vt)[1]opinion (n)[1]opium (n)[1]

opponent (n)[1]opportune (adj)[1]opportunity (n)[1]oppose (vt)[1]opposite (adj)[1]opposite (adj)[2]opposite (adj)[3]opposite to (prep)[3]opposition (n)[1]oppress (vt)[1]oppressive (adj)[1]opt (vt)[1]optic (adj)[1]optic (adj)[2]optic (adj)[3]optical (adj)[1]optical (adj)[2]optical (adj)[3]optimal (adj)[1]optimism (n)[1]optimist (n)[1]optimize (vib)[1]optimize (vtc)[1]optimum (adj)[1]optimum (n)[2]option (n)[1]optional (adj)[1]opulent (adj)[1]opus (n)[1]or (connec)[1]or (connec)[2]or (connec)[3]oracle (n)[1]oracle (n)[2]oracle (n)[3]oral (adj)[1]oral (adj)[2]oral (adj)[3]oral (adj)[4]orange (adj)[1]orange (n)[2]orange-red (adj)[1]orangerie (n)[1]orange-yellow (adj)[1]orate (vt)[1]

oratorio (n)[1]oratory (n)[1]oratory (n)[2]orb (n)[1]orb (n)[2]orbit (n)[1]orbit (n)[2]orbit (n)[3]orbit (vt)[2]orbital (adj)[1]orbital (adj)[2]orbital (n)[3]orchard (n)[1]orchestra (n)[1]orchestra (n)[2]orchestrate (vt)[1]ordain (vt)[1]ordain (vt)[2]ordain (vt)[3]order (n)[2]order (n)[3]order (n)[4]order (n)[5]order (n)[6]order (n)[7]order (n)[8]order (vt)[4]order (vt)[7]order(in ~ that) (conj)[1]order(in ~ to) (prep)[1]orderly (adj)[1]orderly (n)[2]ordinal (adj)[1]ordinance (n)[1]ordinance (n)[2]ordinance (n)[3]ordinary (adj)[1]ordinate (n)[1]ore (n)[1]oregano (n)[1]organ (n)[1]organ (n)[2]organdy (n)[1]organic (adj)[1]organic (adj)[2]

organic (adj)[3]organic (adj)[4]organic (adj)[5]organism (n)[1]organization (n)[1]organization (n)[2]organization (n)[3]organization (n)[4]organize (vip)[1]organize (vtp)[1]organza (n)[1]orgy (n)[1]orient (n)[1]orient (vib)[2]orient (vtc)[2]orient (vt)[3]oriental (adj)[1]orientation (n)[1]orientation (n)[2]orientation (n)[3]orientation (n)[4]orientation (n)[5]oriented (adj)[1]origin (n)[1]origin (n)[2]origin (n)[3]original (adj)[1]original (adj)[2]original (adj)[3]originate (vip)[1]originate (vtp)[1]ornament (n)[1]ornament (n)[2]ornament (n)[3]ornament (vt)[3]ornament (vt)[3]ornate (adj)[1]orphan (adj)[1]orphan (n)[1]orphan (vt)[1]orthodox (adj)[1]orthodoxy (n)[1]orthogonal (adj)[1]orthography (n)[1]orthopedics (n)[1]

orthorhombic (adj)[1]oscillate (vip)[1]oscillate (vtp)[1]oscilloscope (n)[1]osmium (n)[1]osmosis (n)[1]osmosis (vip)[1]osmosis (vtp)[1]ostensible (adj)[1]ostentation (n)[1]ostentatious (adj)[1]ostinato (n)[1]ostracism (n)[1]ostracism (n)[1]ostracize (vt)[1]ostrich (n)[1]other (adj)[1]other (adj)[2]other (adj)[3]other (adj)[4]otherwise (adv)[1]ouch (interj)[1]ought (vt)[1]ought (vt)[2]ounce (n)[1]our (adj)[1]ours (pron)[2]ourselves (pron)[1]oust (vt)[1]out (adj)[1]out (adj)[2]out (adj)[3]out (n)[4]out (n)[5]out- (prefix)[6]out (to be revealed, to come (vt)[7]out of (prep)[1]out of (prep)[2]out of (prep)[3]out of (prep)[4]out of (prep)[5]out of (prep)[6]outboard (adj)[1]outboard of (prep)[1]outbreak (n)[1]

outburst (n)[1]outcast (n)[1]outcome (n)[1]outcrop (n)[1]outcry (n)[1]outdate (vt)[1]outdo (vt)[1]outdoor (adj)[1]outdoors (adv)[1]outdoors (adv)[2]outfit (n)[1]outfit (n)[2]outfit (vt)[1]outfit (vt)[2]outflow (n)[1]outgoing (adj)[1]outgrow (vt)[1]outgrow (vt)[2]outlast (vt)[1]outlaw (n)[1]outlaw (vt)[2]outlay (n)[1]outlay (n)[1]outlet (n)[1]outlet (n)[2]outlet (n)[3]outlet (n)[4]outlet (n)[5]outline (n)[1]outline (n)[2]outline (vt)[2]outline (n)[3]outline (vt)[1]outlive (vt)[1]outlive (vt)[2]outlook (n)[1]outlook (n)[2]outlook (n)[3]outlook (n)[4]outnumber (vt)[1]out-of-season (adj)[1]outpatient (n)[1]outplay (vt)[1]outpour (vip)[1]outpour (vtp)[1]

output (n)[1]output (vt)[1]outrage (n)[1]outrage (n)[2]outrage (n)[3]outrage (vt)[1]outrage (vt)[4]outrageous (adj)[1]outrageous (adj)[2]outrageous (adj)[3]outré (adj)[1]outright (adj)[1]outright (adv)[1]outright (adj)[2]outright (adj)[3]outright (adv)[2]outright (adv)[4]outrun (vt)[1]outrun (vt)[2]outset (n)[1]outside (adj)[1]outside (adv)[2]outside (adv)[2]outside (n)[3]outside (of) (prep)[4]outside (to the ~ of) (prep)[5]outside (to the ~ of, nonspeci(adv)[5]outsider (n)[1]outsider (n)[2]outsider (n)[3]outsider (n)[4]outskirts (n)[1]outsmart (vt)[1]outspeak (vt)[1]outspeak (vt)[2]outspoken (adj)[1]outstanding (adj)[1]outstanding (adj)[2]outstrip (vt)[1]outstrip (vt)[2]outward (adj)[1]outward (adj)[2]outward (adv)[2]outwardly (adv)[1]outwear (vt)[1]

outwear (vt)[2]outweigh (vt)[1]outweigh (vt)[2]outwit (vt)[1]oval (adj)[1]ovary (n)[1]ovation (n)[1]ovation (-/vt)[1]oven (n)[1]over (prep)[1]over (prep)[2]over (to ~) (prep)[3]overact (vt)[1]overall (adj)[1]overall (adv)[1]overalls (n)[1]overbalance (vt)[1]overbearing (adj)[1]overboard (adv)[1]overbuild (vt)[1]overbuild (vt)[2]overbuy (vt)[1]overcast (adj)[1]overcast (vt)[2]overcharge (vt)[1]overcloud (viba)[1]overcloud (vtca)[1]overcoat (n)[1]overcome (vt)[1]overcompensate (vt)[1]overcompensate (vt)[2]overdevelop (vip)[1]overdevelop (vtp)[1]overdo (vt)[1]overdo (vt)[2]overdose (vt)[1]overdraft (n)[1]overdraft (n)[2]overdraft (n)[3]overdraw (vt)[1]overdraw (vt)[2]overdress (n)[1]overdress (vt)[2]overdue (adj)[1]overestimate (vt)[1]

overexert (vt)[1]overexpose (vt)[1]overextend (vip)[1]overextend (vtp)[1]overfill (vip)[1]overfill (vtp)[1]overflow (n)[1]overflow (n)[2]overflow (vip)[2]overflow (vtp)[2]overgarment (n)[1]overgrow (vip)[1]overgrow (vtp)[1]overgrowth (n)[1]overhand (adj)[1]overhang (n)[1]overhang (vip)[1]overhang (vt)[1]overhang (vtp)[1]overhaul (vt)[1]overhead (adj)[1]overhear (vt)[1]overheat (vip)[1]overheat (vtp)[1]overland (adj)[1]overlap (vt)[1]overlay (vip)[1]overlay (vtp)[1]overlie (vt)[1]overline (vt)[1]overload (vt)[1]overlook (n)[1]overlook (vt)[1]overlook (vt)[2]overly (adv)[1]overnight (adj)[1]overpass (n)[1]overpay (vt)[1]overplay (vt)[1]overpower (vt)[1]overproduce (vt)[1]overrate (vt)[1]overreach (vip)[1]overreach (vtp)[1]override (vt)[1]

override (vt)[2]override (vt)[3]overripe (adj)[1]overrule (vt)[1]overrun (vip)[1]overrun (vtp)[1]overrun (vip)[2]overrun (vtp)[2]overrun (vt)[3]overseas (adj)[1]oversee (vt)[1]oversell (vt)[1]oversell (vt)[2]overshadow (vt)[1]overshadow (vt)[2]overshoe (n)[1]overshoot (vt)[1]overshoot (vt)[1]oversight (n)[1]oversight (n)[2]oversimplify (vt)[1]oversize (adj)[1]oversleep (vt)[1]overspend (vt)[1]overstate (vt)[1]overstay (vt)[1]overstep (vt)[1]oversubscribe (vt)[1]oversupply (vt)[1]overt (adj)[1]overtake (vt)[1]overtake (vt)[2]overtax (vt)[1]overtax (vt)[2]over-the-counter (adj)[1]overthrow (vt)[1]overthrow (vt)[2]overtime (n)[1]overtime (n)[2]overtone (n)[1]overture (n)[1]overturn (vip)[1]overturn (vtp)[1]overturn (vt)[1]overuse (vt)[1]

overvalue (vt)[1]overview (n)[1]overweigh (vt)[1]overweight (adj)[1]overwhelm (vt)[1]overwhelm (vt)[2]overwork (vt)[1]overwork (vt)[1]oviduct (n)[1]ovoid (adj)[1]owe (vt)[1]own (adj)[1]own (vt)[2]own (vt)[3]ox (n)[1]oxide (n)[1]oxidize (vip)[1]oxidize (vtp)[1]oxygen (n)[1]oxygenate (vt)[1]oxymoron (n)[1]ozone (n)[1]pace (n)[1]pacify (vt)[1]pack (n)[1]pack (n)[2]pack (n)[3]pack (vt)[4]pack (vt)[1]pack (vt)[1]package (n)[1]package (vt)[2]pact (n)[1]pagan (n)[1]page (n)[1]page (n)[2]pagoda (n)[1]pail (n)[1]paint (n)[1]paint (vt)[1]paint (vt)[2]painting (n)[1]pair (n)[1]pajamas (n)[1]palace (n)[1]

palate (n)[1]pale (adj)[1]pale (adj)[2]pale (adj)[3]palette (n)[1]palette (n)[2]palimpsest (n)[1]palindrome (n)[1]palisade (n)[1]palladium (n)[1]pallid (adj)[1]palm (n)[1]palm (n)[2]palpable (adj)[1]paltry (adj)[1]pan (n)[1]pan (n)[2]pancake (n)[1]pancreas (n)[1]panel (n)[1]panic (vib)[1]panic (vtb)[1]panicked (adj)[1]panoply (n)[1]panorama (n)[1]pantheon (n)[1]pantomime (vt)[1]pants (n)[1]paper (n)[1]paper (n)[2]paper (n)[3]paper (n)[4]paprika (n)[1]parabaloid (n)[1]parabola (n)[1]parachute (n)[1]parade (n)[1]parade (vi)[1]parade (vt)[2]paradigm (n)[1]paradise (n)[1]paradox (n)[1]paradoxical (adj)[1]paraffin (n)[1]paragon (n)[1]

paragraph (n)[1]parallax (n)[1]parallel (adj)[1]parallel (-/vt)[1]parallel to (-/prep)[1]parallelogram (n)[1]paralysis (n)[1]paralyze (vt)[1]parameter (n)[1]paramount (adj)[1]paraphrase (n)[1]paraphrase (vt)[1]parasite (n)[1]parasol (n)[1]parcel (n)[1]parch (vib)[1]parch (vtc)[1]parched (adj)[1]pardon (vt)[1]pardon (vt)[2]parent (n)[1]parenthesis (n)[1]pariah (n)[1]park (n)[1]park (n)[2]park (to ~ a car e.g.) (vt)[3]parka (n)[1]parliament (n)[1]parody (n)[1]parody (vt)[1]paroxysm (n)[1]parquet (adj)[1]parquet (vt)[1]parrot (n)[1]parse (vt)[1]parsec (n)[1]parsimonious (adj)[1]parsimony (n)[1]parson (n)[1]part (quant)[1]part (n)[2]part (n)[3]part (n)[4]part (n)[5]part (vtb)[6]

part (vdc)[6]part (vi)[7]part (vt)[8]part of speech (n)[1]partake (vt)[1]parted (adj)[1]partial (adj)[1]partial (adj)[2]partially (adv)[1]participate (vt)[1]participle (n)[1]particle (n)[1]particle (n)[2]particle (n)[3]particular (adj)[1]parting (n)[1]partly (adv)[1]partner (n)[1]party (n)[1]party (n)[2]party (n)[3]pass (vip)[1]pass (vtp)[1]pass (vt)[2]pass (vt)[3]pass (vt)[4]pass off (vt)[1]pass out (vt)[1]pass out (vt)[2]pass over (vt)[1]pass over (vt)[2]pass over (vt)[1]pass up (vt)[1]passage (n)[1]passenger (n)[1]passion (n)[1]passion (n)[1]passionate (adj)[1]passive (adj)[1]passive (adj)[2]past (adj)[1]past (adj)[2]past (prep)[3]past (prep)[4]past (prep)[5]

pasta (n)[1]paste (n)[1]pastoral (adj)[1]pastry (n)[1]pastry (n)[2]path (n)[1]patience (adj)[1]patient (adj)[1]patient (n)[2]patient (to be ~ about) (vt)[3]patio (n)[1]patriot (n)[1]patriotic (adj)[1]pause (vip)[1]pause (vtp)[1]pause (n)[1]pause (n)[1]pavement (n)[1]pavement (n)[2]paw (n)[1]pay (vt)[1]pay down (vt)[1]pay off (vt)[1]pay off (vi)[2]pay out (vt)[1]pay out (vip)[1]pay out (vtp)[2]pay out vtpay up vtpeace (n)[1]peaceful (adj)[1]peanut (n)[1]pear (n)[1]pearl (n)[1]peculiar (adj)[1]pecuniary (adj)[1]peer (vt)[1]peg (n)[1]pellet (n)[1]pelt (n)[1]pelvis (n)[1]pen (n)[1]penalize (vt)[1]pencil (n)[1]penetrate (vt)[1]

peninsula (n)[1]pensive (adj)[1]penthouse (n)[1]penultimate (adj)[1]people (n)[1]people (n)[2]pepper (n)[1]perceive (vt)[1]percent (n)[1]perceptible (adj)[1]perennial (adj)[1]perfect (adj)[1]perfect (adj)[2]perfect (vt)[1]perfidious (adj)[1]perform (vt)[1]peril (n)[1]perilous (adj)[1]period (n)[1]period (n)[2]periodic (adj)[1]periodically (adv)[1]peripheral (adj)[1]periphery (n)[1]perish (vi)[1]perishability (n)[1]perishable (adj)[1]permanent (adj)[1]permanently (adv)[1]permeate (vt)[1]permit (n)[1]permit (vt)[1]perpendicular (adj)[1]perpendicular (-/vt)[1]perpendicular to (-/prep)[1]perpetual (adj)[1]perpetuity (n)[1]perplex (vt)[1]persevere (vi)[1]persist (vi)[1]persistence (n)[1]persistent (adj)[1]persistent (adj)[2]person (n)[1]person (n)[2]

personality (n)[1]perspective (n)[1]persuade (vt)[1]pertain to (vt)[1]pertinent (adj)[1]pertinent (to be ~ to) (vt)[1]perturb (vt)[1]pervade (vt)[1]perverse (adj)[1]peso (n)[1]petite (adj)[1]petticoat (n)[1]petty (adj)[1]phallus (n)[1]phase (n)[1]phenol (n)[1]phenomenon (n)[1]philosopher (n)[1]philosophic(al) (adj)[1]philosophy (n)[1]phlegm (n)[1]phoneme (n)[1]phosphorus (n)[1]photograph (n)[1]photograph (vt)[1]photographer (n)[1]photography (n)[1]photon (n)[1]phrase (n)[1]physical (adj)[1]physicist (n)[1]physics (n)[1]piano (n)[1]piazza (n)[1]picayune (adj)[1]pick (vt)[1]pick off (vt)[1]pick on (vt)[1]pick out (vtp)[1]pick out (vt)[2]pick out (vt)[3]pick out (vt)[4]pick up (vtp)[1]pick up (vt)[2]pick up (vtp)[3]

pick up (vtp)[4]pick up (vt)[5]pick up (vt)[6]pick up vip/vtppick up vip/vtppick up vtpick up vtpick up vtpick up vtpick up vtpicnic (vi)[1]picture (n)[1]pie (n)[1]piece (n)[1]pilaf (n)[1]pile (n)[1]pilfer (vt)[1]pill (n)[1]pillage (vt)[1]pillow (n)[1]pilot (n)[1]pilot (vt)[1]pin (n)[1]pin (n)[2]pinch (vt)[1]pine (n)[1]pink (adj)[1]pint (n)[1]pious (adj)[1]pipe (n)[1]piss (vi)[1]pit (n)[1]pitch (vt)[1]pitcher (n)[1]pithy (adj)[1]pitiful (adj)[1]pitiless (adj)[1]pity (vt)[1]pizza (n)[1]placate (vt)[1]place (n)[1]place (vt)[1]place (vt)[2]place (vip)[3]place (vtp)[3]

placid (adj)[1]plague (vt)[1]plaid (adj)[1]plain (adj)[1]plain (n)[2]plan (n)[1]plan (vt)[1]plane (n)[1]plane (n)[2]plane (n)[3]plane (adj)[1]planet (n)[1]plant (n)[1]plant (vt)[2]plasma (n)[1]plasma (n)[2]plaster (n)[1]plastic (adj)[1]plastic (n)[2]plate (n)[1]plate (n)[2]plate (n)[3]plate (n)[4]plate (n)[5]plate (vt)[6]platinum (n)[1]play (n)[1]play (vt)[2]play (vt)[3]play (vt)[4]play (vip)[5]play (vtp)[5]play down (vt)[1]play out (vt)[1]play out (vi)[2]play up (vt)[1]play up (vt)[2]playful (adj)[1]playground (n)[1]plead (vt)[1]pleasant (adj)[1]please (interj)[1]please (vt)[2]pleasure (n)[1]pleasure (n)[2]

pleasure (n)[3]pleat (vt)[1]pleb(e) (n)[1]pledge (vt)[1]pleura (n)[1]pliable (adj)[1]pliant (adj)[1]plinth (n)[1]plot (vt)[1]plough (vt)[1]pluck (vt)[1]pluck (vt)[2]plucky (adj)[1]plumb (adj)[1]plumber (n)[1]plump (adj)[1]plunder (vt)[1]plural (adj)[1]plural (quant)[2]plus (connec)[1]plutonium (n)[1]pneumatic (adj)[1]poach (vt)[1]pocket (n)[1]pocket watch (n)[1]pod (n)[1]poem (n)[1]poet (n)[1]poetry (n)[1]poetry (n)[2]poignant (adj)[1]point (n)[1]point (n)[2]point (n)[3]point (n)[4]poison (n)[1]poke (vt)[1]poker (n)[1]poker (vi)[1]pole (n)[1]police (n)[1]police (vt)[1]police station (n)[1]policeman (n)[1]policewoman (n)[1]

policy (n)[1]polish (n)[1]polish (vt)[2]polite (adj)[1]politic (adj)[1]political units (n)[1]politics (n)[1]polka (n)[1]polka (vi)[1]poll (n)[1]poll (vt)[1]polonium (n)[1]polyhedron (n)[1]pomp (n)[1]pond (n)[1]ponder (vt)[1]ponderous (adj)[1]poor (adj) [1]poor (adj)[2]poor (adj)[3]poor (to be ~ in) (vts)[2]pope (n)[1]popular (adj)[1]popular (vi)[2]populate (vt)[1]porch (n)[1]pork (n)[1]port (adj)[1]port (n)[2]portage (vt)[1]portion (n)[1]portly (adj)[1]pose (n)[1]pose (vi)[1]posit (vt)[1]position (n)[1]position (n)[2]position (n)[3]position (n)[4]position (n)[5]position (vt)[2]possess (vt)[1]possessive (adj)[1]possible (adj)[1]post (vt)[1]

post office (n)[1]postcard (n)[1]posteriority (n)[1]postmeridian (n)[1]postpone (vt)[1]postulate (vt)[1]posture (n)[1]pot (n)[1]potassium (n)[1]potato (n)[1]pouch (n)[1]pouch (n)[2]pound (n)[1]pour (vip)[1]pour (vtp)[1]powder (n)[1]power (connec)[1]power (n)[2]power (n)[3]powerful (adj)[1]practicable (adj)[1]practical (adj)[1]practice (vt)[1]practice (vt)[2]prairie (n)[1]praise (vt)[1]prance (vi)[1]prank (vi)[1]praseodymium (n)[1]pray (vi)[1]preach (vt)[1]precarious (adj)[1]precede (vt)[1]precede (vt)[2]precedent (n)[1]preceding (adj)[1]precious (adj)[1]precipitate (adj)[1]precise (adj)[1]predicament (n)[1]predict (vt)[1]predictable (adj)[1]predominant (adj)[1]predominant (adj)[2]predominate (vi) [1]

pre-eminent (adj)[1]prefect (n)[1]prefer (vt)[1]prefix (n)[1]prehistoric (adj)[1]premature (adj)[1]prematurely (adv)[1]premise (n)[1]prepare (vdc)[1]prepare (vtb)[1]prepared (adj)[1]prepared (vts)[1]preponderant (adj)[1]preponderate (vi)[1]preposition (n)[1]preposterous (adj)[1]prerequisite (adj)[1]prescribe (vt)[1]prescription (n)[1]prescription (n)[2]presence (n)[1]present (adj)[1]present (adj)[2]present (adj)[3]present (adj)[4]present (vt)[5]present (vt)[6]present (to be ~) (vt)[4]presently (adv)[1]preservation (n)[1]preserve (vt)[1]presidency (n)[1]presidency (n)[2]president (n)[1]press (vt)[1]press (vt)[2]presto (adj)[1]presume (vt)[1]presuppose (vt)[1]pretend (vt)[1]pretentious (adj)[1]pretty (adj)[1]prevail (vi)[1]prevail (vi)[2]prevail on (vt)[1]

prevailing (adj)[1]prevalent (adj)[1]prevent (vt)[1]previous (adj)[1]previously (adv)[1]previousness (n)[1]prey (vt)[1]price (n)[1]priceless (adj)[1]priest (n)[1]primarily (adv)[1]primary (adj)[1]prime (adj)[1]prime (adj)[2]primitive (adj)[1]prince (n)[1]prince/princess (-/n)[1]princess (n)[1]principal (adj)[1]principal (n)[2]principle (n)[1]principled (adj)[1]print (adj)[1]print (n)[2]print (vt)[3]print (vt)[4]printing (n)[1]prior (adj)[1]priority (n)[1]prism (n)[1]prison (n)[1]private (adj)[1]private (n)[1]prize (n)[1]prize (vt)[2]probable (adj)[1]probable (vt)[2]problem (n)[1]proceed (vt)[1]proceed (vt)[2]procedure (n)[1]process (n)[1]process (vt)[1]procrastinate (vt)[1]procrastinate (vt)[1]

procrastinate (vt)[1]procrastinating (adj)[1]procrastination (n)[1]produce (vt)[1]product (n)[1]product (n)[2]profane (adj)[1]profane (adj)[2]profane (adj)[3]profane (vt)[2]profane (vt)[4]profanity (n)[1]profess (vt)[1]profession (n)[1]profession (n)[2]professor (n)[1]proffer (vt)[1]proficient (adj)[1]profile (n)[1]profile (n)[2]profile (vt)[3]profile (vt)[1]profit (n)[1]profit (vt)[1]profitable (adj)[1]profound (adj)[1]program (n)[1]program (n)[2]progress (vip)[1]progress (vtp)[1]progessive (adj)[1]prohibit (vt)[1]project (n)[1]project (vip)[2]project (vtp)[2]project (vt)[3]projection (n)[1]projector (n)[1]prolong (vt)[1]promethium (n)[1]promote (vt)[1]promote (vt)[2]promote (vt)[3]prompt (adj)[1]prompt (vt)[2]

promptly (adv)[1]pronoun (n)[1]pronounce (vt)[1]proof (n)[1]propagate (vip)[1]propagate (vtp)[1]proper (adj)[1]property (n)[1]propitious (adj)[1]propitious (vt)[1]proportion (n)[1]proportion (n)[2]proportion (n)[3]proportion (vt)[4]proportional (adj)[1]prose (n)[1]prospect (n)[1]prospect (vt)[2]protactinium (n)[1]protect (vt)[1]protest (vt)[2]protract (vt)[1]protrude (vt)[1]prove (vt)[1]provide (vt)[1]province (n)[1]provisional (adj)[1]provisionally (adv)[1]provoke (vt)[1]prudent (adj)[1]prudish (adj)[1]Prussian (n)[1]pry (vt)[1]psalm (n)[1]pubis (n)[1]public (adj)[1]publish (vt)[1]pudgy (adj)[1]pugnacious (adj)[1]pull (vt)[1]pull off (vt)[1]pull off (vt)[2]pull out (vt)[1]pull out of (vt)[1]pull up (vt)[1]

pull up (vt)[2]pull up to (vt)[1]pulp (n)[1]pulse (n)[1]pulse (vip)[1]pulse (vtp)[1]pump (vt)[1]pumpkin (n)[1]punch (n)[1]punch (vt)[2]punctual (adj)[1]punctuate (vt)[1]punctuate (vt)[2]punctuation (n)[1]puncture (n)[1]puncture (vt)[1]punish (vt)[1]punishment (n)[1]punk (adj)[1]pupa (n)[1]purchase (n)[1]pure (adj)[1]pure (adj)[2]purify (vt)[1]puritanical (adj)[1]purple (adj)[1]purpose (n)[1]purposefully (adv)[1]purse (n)[1]pus (n)[1]push (vt)[1]push off (vt)[1]put (vt)[1]put down (vt)[1]put down (vt)[2]put down (vt)[3]put down (vtp)[4]put down (vt)[5]put down (vt)[6]put down (vt)[7]put down (vt)[8]put down (vt)[9]put down (vip)[10]put down (vtp)[10]put down (vt)[11]

put down (vt)[12]put on (vtb)[1]put on (vt)[2]put on (vtp)[3]put on (vt)[4]put on (vt)[5]put off (vt)[1]put off (vt)[2]put out (vt)[1]put out (vt)[2]put out (vt)[3]put out (vt)[4]put out (vt)[5]put up (vt)[1]put up (vt)[2]put up (vt)[3]put up (vt)[4]put .. up (vt)[1]putsch (n)[1]puzzle (vt)[1]pyramid (n)[1]quack (interj)[1]quack (n)[2]quack (vi)[3]quadrant (n)[1]quadrant (n)[2]quadratic (adj)[1]quadriceps (n)[1]quadrille (n)[1]quadrille (vi)[1]quadrillion (n)[1]quadrillion (quant)[2]quadruped (adj)[1]quadruple (adj)[1]quadruplet (n)[1]quagmire (n)[1]quail (vi)[1]quaint (adj)[1]quake (n)[1]quake (vip)[2]quake (vtp)[2]qualification (n)[1]qualified (adj)[1]qualified (adj)[2]qualifier (n)[1]

qualify (vt)[1]qualify (vt)[2]qualify (vt)[3]qualify (vt)[4]qualitative (adj)[1]quality (adj)[1]quality (n)[2]quality (n)[1]qualm (n)[1]quandary (n)[1]quantifier (n)[1]quantify (vt)[1]quantify (vt)[2]quantitative (adj)[1]quantity (n)[1]quantize (vt)[1]quantum (n)[1]quarantine (n)[1]quarantine (vt)[2]quark (n)[1]quarrel (vi)[1]quarrelsome (adj)[1]quarry (n)[1]quarry (n)[2]quarry (vt)[1]quart (n)[1]quarter (n)[1]quarter (n)[2]quarter (vt)[3]quarter (vt)[1]quartet (n)[1]quartet (n)[1]quartic (adj)[1]quartile (n)[1]quartz (n)[1]quasar (n)[1]quash (vt)[1]quaternary (adj)[1]quaver (n)[1]quaver (vip)[2]quaver (vi)[1]quay (n)[1]queasy (adj)[1]queasy (adj)[2]queen (n)[1]

queen (n)[2]queer (adj)[1]quell (vt)[1]quell (vt)[2]quench (vt)[1]quench (vt)[2]quench (vt)[3]querulous (adj)[1]query (n)[1]query (vt)[1]quest (n)[1]question (n)[1]question (n)[2]question (n)[3]question (n)[4]question (n)[5]question (vt)[6]question (vt)[7]questionable (adj)[1]questionnaire (n)[1]queue (n)[1]queue (vi)[2]quibble (vi)[1]quiche (n)[1]quick (adj)[1]quick (adj)[2]quicken (vib)[1]quicken (vtc)[1]quicken (vib)[2]quicken (vtc)[2]quicksand (n)[1]quicksilver (n)[1]quickstep (vi)[1]quick-witted (adj)[1]quid (n)[1]quid pro quo (n)[1]quiescent (adj)[1]quiet (adj)[1]quiet (adj)[2]quiet (adj)[3]quiet (adj)[4]quiet (vt)[5]quill (n)[1]quill (n)[2]quill (n)[3]

quilt (n)[1]quilt (vt)[2]quinine (n)[1]quinone (n)[1]quintessence (n)[1]quintessential (adj)[1]quintet (n)[1]quintet (n)[2]quintillion (n)[1]quintillion (quant)[2]quintuple (adj)[1]quintuplet (n)[1]quip (n)[1]quip (vi)[1]quirk (n)[1]quit (vt)[1]quit (vtp)[2]quite (adv)[1]quite (adv)[2]quite (adv)[3]quite (adv)[4]quiver (n)[1]quiver (vip)[2]quiver (vtp)[2]quixotic (adj)[1]quiz (n)[1]quiz (vt)[1]quorum (n)[1]quota (n)[1]quotation (n)[1]quotation mark (n)[1]quote (vt)[1]quotient (n)[1]rabbit (n)[1]race (n)[1]racetrack (n)[1]rack (n)[1]radiant (adj)[1]radiate (vip)[1]radiate (vtp)[1]radical (adj)[1]radical (n)[2]radio (n)[1]radium (n)[1]radon (n)[1]

rage (n)[1]rail (vt)[1]rain (n)[1]rain (vi)[1]raise (vt)[2]raise (vtp)[1]raisin (n)rake (n)[1]rally (vip)[1]rally (vip)[2]rally (vtp)[3]rally (vtp)[4]ramble (vi)[1]ranch (n)[1]range (n)[1]range (vi)[2]rank (adj)[1]rank (n)[2]rank (vt)[2]ransack (vt)[1]rape (vt)[1]rapid (adj)[1]rapid(s) (n)[2]rare (adj)[1]rare (adj)[2]rarely (adv)[1]rash (adj)[1]rash (vi)[1]raspberry (n)[1]rate (n)[1]rate (vt)[2]ratify (vt)[1]ratio (n)[1]ration (n)[1]ration (vt)[1]rational (adj)[1]rational (adj)[2]rational (adj)[3]raw (adj)[1]raw (adj)[2]ray (n)[1]raze (vt)[1]reach (vt)[1]react (vi)[1]react (vip)[2]

react (vtp)[2]read (vt)[1]read out (vt)[1]ready (adj)[1]ready (vdc)[1]ready (vtb)[1]ready (vts)[1]real (adj)[1]real (adj)[2]reality (n)[1]realization (n)[1]realize (vt)[1]realize (vi)[2]really (adv)[1]rear (vt)[1]reason (n)[1]reason (n)[2]reason (vt)[2]rebel (vi)[1]rebellious (adj)[1]rebound (vip)[1]rebound (vtp)[1]rebuff (vt)[1]rebuke (vt)[1]recalcitrant (adj)[1]recede (vt)[1]receive (vt)[1]receive (vt)[2]recent (adj)[1]recently (adv)[1]recess (n)[1]recess (n)[1]recipe (n)[1]reckless (adj)[1]reckless (vi)[1]reckon (vt)[1]reckon (vt)[2]reclaim (vt)[1]recognize (vt)[1]recognize (vt)[2]recognize (vt)[3]recoil (vi)[1]recollection (n)[1]recommend (vt)[1]reconcile (vt)[1]

recondite (adj)[1]record (adj)[1]record (vt)[1]record (vt)[2]recount (vt)[1]recoup (vt)[1]recover (vt)[1]recover (vip)[2]recover (vtp)[2]recrudesce (vt)[1]recruit (n)[1]recruit (vt)[1]rectangle (n)[1]rectify (vt)[1]recuperate (vip)[1]recuperate (vtp)[1]recur (vi)[1]recurrence (n)[1]recurrent (adj)[1]red (adj)[1]red (adj)[2]redden (vip)[1]redden (vtp)[1]redeem (vt)[1]redeem (vt)[1]red-orange (adj)[1]reduce (vip)[1]reduce (vtp)[1]reduction (n)[1]reef (n)[1]refer (vt)[1]refer (vt)[2]refer (vt)[3]refer to (vt)[1]refine (vt)[1]refine (vt)[2]refined (adj)[1]reflect (vt)[1]reflect (vt)[2]reflect (vip)[3]reflect (vtp)[3]reflectance (n)[1]reflective (adj)[1]reflexive (adj)[1]reform (vip)[1]

reform (vtp)[1]reform (n)[1]reformed (adj)[1]refract (vip)[2]refract (vtp)[2]refrigerator (n)[1]refuse (vt)[1]refute (vt)[1]regain (vt)[1]regale (vt)[1]regard (vt)[1]regard (with ~ to) (prep)[2]region (n)[1]regress (vi)[1]regret (vt)[1]regrettable (adj)[1]regular (adj)[1]regularity (n)[1]regularly (adv)[1]rehearsal (n)[1]rehearse (vt)[1]reinforce (vt)[1]reinvent (vt)[1]reject (vt)[1]rejoice (vi)[1]relate (vt)[1]related (adj)[1]relation (n)[1]relational (adj)[1]relative (adj)[1]relative (n)[2]relatively (adv)[1]relax (vib)[1]relax (vtc)[1]relaxed (adj)[1]release (vt)[1]relegate (vt)[1]relevant (vt)[1]relic (n)[1]relict (n)[1]relieve (vt)[1]religion (n)[1]religious (adj)[1]relinquish (vt)[1]relish (vt)[1]

rely on (vt)[1]remain (vc)[3]remain (vi)[1]remain (vi)[2]remaining (adj)[1]remainder (n)[1]remark (vt)[1]remedy (vt)[1]remember (vts)[1]remember (vtb)[1]remembrance (n)[1]reminisce (vt)[1]reminiscence (n)[1]reminiscent (adj)[1]remnant (n)[1]remonstrate (vt)[1]remote (adj)[1]remove (vip)[1]remove (vtp)[1]removed (adj)[1]rend (vt)[1]render (vt)[1]renew (vip)[1]renew (vtp)[1]renewal (n)[1]renounce (vt)[1]renovate (vt)[1]rent (n)[1]rent (vt)[2]rent (vt) [3]repair (vt)[1]repartee (n)[1]repartee (n)[1]repartee (vt)[1]repeal (vt)[1]repeat (vip)[1]repeat (vtp)[1]repel (vt)[1]repellent (adj)[1]repetition (n)[1]repetition (n)[1]replace (vtq)[1]replace (vdq)[1]replace (vtq)[2]replace (vdq)[2]

reply (n)[1]reply (vt)[1]report (n)[1]report (vt)[1]represent (vt)[1]reprimand (vt)[1]reproach (vt)[1]reprove (vt)[1]repugnant (adj)[1]repulse (vt)repulsive (vt)[1]request (vt)[1]require (vt)[1]required (adj)[1]requisite (adj)[1]reread (vt)[1]rescind (vt)[1]rescue (vt)[1]research (vt)[1]resemble (vt)[1]resent (vt)[1]resentful (adj)[1]resentment (n)[1]reservation (n)[1]reserve (vt)[1]reserve (vt)[2]reserved (adj)[1]reside (vi)[1]residence (n)[1]resident (n)[1]residual (adj)[1]residue (n)[1]resign (vt)[1]resign (vt)[2]resilient (adj)[1]resist (vt)[1]resistance (n)[1]resistance (n)[1]resistance (vt)[3]resolute (adj)[1]resolve (vt)[1]respect (vt)[1]respect (with ~ to) (prep)[2]respective (adj)[1]respond (vt)[1]

respond to (vt) [2]response (n)[1]response (in ~ to) (prep)[2]responsible (adj)[1]responsible (vt)[1]rest (vt)[1]restaurant (n)[1]restful (adj)[1]restore (vt)[1]restrain (vt)[1]restrict (vt)[1]result (vt)[1]resultant (adj)[1]resulting in (prep)[1]resume (n)[1]retain (vt)[1]retard (vip)[1]retard (vtp)[1]retarded (adj)[1]reticent (adj)[1]retire (vt)[1]retire (vt)[2]retire (vip)[3]retire (vtp)[3]retort (n)[1]retort (vt)[2]retract (vip)[1]retract (vtp)[1]retreat (vip)[1]retreat (vtp)[1]retrieve (vt)[1]retroactive (adj)[1]retrospect (vi)[1]return (vi)[1]return (vi)[2]return (vt)[3]return (in ~ for) (conj)[4]reveal (vt)[1]revere (vt)[1]reversal (adj)[1]reverse (adj)[1]reverse (vib)[1]reverse (vtc)[1]revert (vip)[1]revert (vtp)[1]

revile (vt)[1]revise (vt)[1]revival (n)[1]revive (vip)[1]revive (vtp)[1]revoke (vt)[1]revolt (vt)[1]revolt (vi)[2]revolt (n)[1]revolted (adj)[1]revolution (n)[1]revolutionary (adj)[1]revolve (vip)[1]revolve (vtp)[1]revulsion (n)[1]rewrite (vt)[1]rhenium (n)[1]rhodium (n)[1]rhombus (n)[1]rhythm (n)[1]rib (n)[1]ribald (adj)[1]rice (n)[1]rich (adj)[1]rich (adj)[2]rich (adj)[3]rich (to be rich in) (vt)[1]riches (n)[1]ride (vt)[1]ride (vt)[2]ridicule (vt)[1]ridiculous (adj)[1]rife (adj)[1]rife (vi)[2]right (adj)[1]right (n)[2]right (to the ~ of) (prep)[3]rigorous (adj)[1]rile (vt)[1]rim (n)[1]ring (n)[1]ring (vip)[2]ring (vtp)[2]riot (vi)[1]rip (vt)[1]

ripe (adj)[1]rise (n)[1]rise (vi)[2]rise (vip)[3]risk (n)[1]risk (n)[1]risk (vt)[2]risky (adj)[1]rite (n)[1]rival (vt)[1]river (n)[1]road (n)[1]roam (vi)[1]roar (vi)[1]roast (vt)[1]rob (vt)[1]robe (n)[1]robe (n)[2]robot (n)[1]robust (adj)[1]rock (n)[1]rock (n)[2]rock (vip)[3]rock (vtp)[3]rocket (n)[1]rod (n)[1]role (n)[1]roll (n)[1]roll (vip)[2]roll (vtp)[2]rolled (adj)[1]rook (n)[1]room (n)[1]room (n)[2]root (n)[1]root (n)[2]root (n)[3]root (n)[4]rope (n)[1]rose (n)[1]rot (vip)[1]rot (vtp)[1]rotate (vip)[1]rotate (vtp)[1]rotation (n)[1]

rotation (n)[1]rotund (adj)[1]rotunda (n)[1]rough (adj)[1]rough (adj)[2]round (adj)[1]round (n)[2]round down (vt)[1]round off (vt)[1]round off (vt)[2]round off (vtp)[3]round up (vtp)[1]round up (vtp)[2]round up (vt)[3]roundabout (adj)[1]rouse (vt)[1]route (n)[1]routine (n)[1]rove (vi)[1]row (n)[1]row (n)[2]row (vt)[3]rub (vt)[1]rubber (n)[1]rubidium (n)[1]rugged (adj)[1]ruin (n)[1]ruin (vip)[2]ruin (vtp)[2]rule (n)[1]rule (vt)[2]rule (vt)[3]ruler (n)[1]rum (n)[1]rumba (n)[1]rumba (vi)[1]ruminate (vt)[1]run (vi)[1]run out (vi)[1]run out (vtp)[2]run out of (vt)[3]rune (n)[1]run-of-the-mill (adj)runway (n)[1]runway (n)[1]

rupture (vip)[1]rupture (vtp)[1]rural (adj)[1]rust (n)[1]rust (vi)[1]rust (vt)[1]rustic (adj)[1]ruthenium (n)[1]rutherfordium (n)[1]ruthless (adj)[1]sabotage (vt)[1]sac (n)[1]sack (vt)[1]sacred (adj)[1]sacrifice (vt)[1]sacrilege (n)[1]sacrilege (-/vt)[1]sacrilegious (adj)[1]sad (adj)[1]saddle (n)[1]sadistic (adj)[1]safe (adj)[1]safe (n)[2]safeguard (vt)[1]saffron yellow (adj)[1]saga (n)[1]sagacious (adj)[1]sail (n)[1]sail (vt)[2]saint (n)[1]salad (n)[1]salami (n)[1]salon (n)[1]salsa (n)[1]salsa (vi)[1]salt (n)[1]salve (n)[1]samarium (n)[1]samba (vt)[1]same (adj)[1]same (adv)[2]same (adv)[3]same (adv)[4]same kind of (adj)[1]same one(s) (n)[1]

sample (n)[1]sanctify (vt)[1]sanctimonious (adj)[1]sanction (vt)[1]sand (n)[1]sandal (n)[1]sandstone (n)[1]sandwich (n)[1]sandy (adj)[1]sandy (adj)[2]sandy (adj)[3]sane (adj)[1]sarcasm (n)[1]sarcastic (adj)[1]sardonic (adj)[1]sash (n)[1]sate (vt)[1]satellite (n)[1]satiate (vt)[1]satin (n)[1]satirical (adj)[1]satirize (vt)[1]satisfied (adj)[1]satisfy (vt)[1]satisfy (vt)[2]saturated (adj)[1]Saturday (n)[1]Saturn (n)[1]saturnine (adj)[1]sauce (n)[1]saucer (n)[1]sausage (n)[1]save (prep)[1]save (vt)[2]save (vt)[3]save (vt)[4]save (vt)[5]save (vt)[6]save (vt)[7]saw (n)[1]saw (n)[1]say (vt)[1]scabrous (adj)[1]scald (vt)[1]scale (n)[1]

scale (n)[2]scale (vt)[3]scalp (n)[1]scan (vt)[1]scan (vt)[2]scan (vt)[3]scan (vt)[4]scandal (n)[1]scandium (n)[1]scant (adj)[1]scar (n)[1]scarce (adj)[1]scarcely (adv)[1]scarcely (adv)[2]scare (vt)[1]scared (adj)[1]scarf (n)[1]scatter (vip)[1]scatter (vtp)[1]scenario (n)[1]scene (n)[1]scenery (n)[1]scenery (n)[2]scenery (n)[2]scepter (n)[1]schedule (n)[1]schedule (vt)[1]scheme (n)[1]scherzo (n)[1]schism (n)[1]school (n)[1]school (n)[2]school (vt)[3]science (n)[1]scientist (n)[1]scintillate (vt)[1]scissors (n)[1]scold (vt)[1]scoop (n)[1]scorch (vip)[1]scorch (vtp)[1]score (n)[1]score (vt)[2]Scottish (n)[1]scoundrel (n)[1]

scourge (n)[1]scout (n)[1]scrape (vt)[1]scratch (vt)[1]scratch (vt)[2]scrawny (adj)[1]scream (vi)[1]screech (vi)[1]screen (n)[1]screw (n)[1]scrimp (vt)[1]scrotum (n)[1]scruple (n)[1]scrupulous (adj)[1]scrutable (adj)[1]scrutinize (vt)[1]scuffle (vt)[1]sculpt (vt)[1]sculpture (n)[1]sea (n)[1]seaborgium (n)[1]sear (vip)[1]sear (vtp)[1]search for (vt)[1]season (n)[1]season (n)[1]seasonal (adj)[1]seasonal (adj)[2]seat (n)[1]seated (vts)[1]secluded (adj)[1]second (adj)[1]second (n)[1]second (n)[2]secondary (adj)[1]second-person (adj)[1]secret (adj)[1]secret (n)[1]secretariat (n)[1]secretary (n)[1]secrete (vt)[1]secretive (adj)[1]section (n)[1]secular (adj)[1]secure (adj)[1]

security (n)[1]sedate (adj)[1]sediment (n)[1]sedition (n)[1]seditious (adj)[1]seduce (vt)[1]sedulous (adj)[1]see (vt)[1]seed (n)[1]seeing (n)[1]seem (vc)[1]seethe (vi)[1]segregate (vip)[1]segregate (vtp)[1]segregated (adj)[1]seize (vt)[1]seldom-occurring (adj)[1]select (adj)[1]select (vt)[2]selenium (n)[1]self (n)[1]self-conscious (adj)[1]self-deceived (adj)[1]self-deceiving (adj)[1]self-deception (n)[1]sell (vt)[1]seller (n)[1]semester (n)[1]semiannual (adj)[1]send (vt)[1]sense (n)----needs sense (vt)[2]sensible (adj)[1]sensual (adj)[1]sensuous (adj)[1]sentence (n)[1]sentence (n)[2]sentence (vt)[2]separate (adj)[1]separate (vtb)[1]separate (vdc)[1]separate (to be ~ from) (-/vts)[1]separately (adv)[1]separation (n)[1]separation (n)[2]

seperable (adj)[1]September (n)[1]septuple (adj)[1]sequence (n)[1]sequential (adj)[1]sequential (adj)[2]serene (adj)[1]serf (n)[1]serge (n)[1]series (n)[1]serious (adj)[1]serve (vt)[1]serve (vt)[2]serve (vt)[3]server (n)[1]servile (adj)[1]session (n)[1]set (adj)[1]set (adj)[2]set (n)[3]set (n)[4]set (vi)[5]set (vt)[6]set (vt)[7]set (vt)[8]set (vt)[9]set (vt)[10]set (vt)[11]set about (vtp)[1]set about (vt)[2]set down (vt)[1]set down (vt)[2]set .. on (vt)[1]set off (vi)[1]set off (vip)[2]set off (vtp)[3]set off (vtc)[4]set up (vt)[1]set up (vdc)[2]set up (vt)[3]set up (vt)[4]set up (vt)[5]settle (vt)[1]set up (vip)[6]seven (n)[1]

seven (quant)[2]seventh (adj)[1]seventh (n)[1]sever (vt)[1]several (adj)[1]severe (adj)[1]sew (vt)[1]sex (vt)[1]sextant (n)[1]sextant (n)[2]sextuple (adj)[1]sexual union (n)[1]shackle (n)[1]shade (vt)[1]shadow (n)[1]shadow (vt)[1]shadowy (adj)[1]shady (adj)[1]shady (adj)[2]shah (n)[1]shake (vip)[1]shake (vtp)[1]shake hands (vi)[1]shako (n)[1]shallow (adj)[1]shallow (adj)[2]shaman (n)[1]shampoo (n)[1]shampoo (vt)[1]shank (n)[1]shape (n)[1]shape (n)[2]shape (n)[3]shape (vip)[1]shape (vtp)[1]shape up (vi)[1]shape up (vtb)[2]shapeless (adj)[1]shapely (adj)[1]share (vt)[1]share (vt)[2]sharp (adj)[1]sharp (adj)[2]sharp (adj)[3]sharp (adj)[4]

shatter (vip)[1]shatter (vtp)[1]shave (vi)[1]shave (vt)[2]shawl (n)[1]shears (n)[1]shed (n)[1]shed (vt)[2]sheer (adj)[1]sheer (adj)[2]sheer (adj)[3]sheet (n)[1]sheet (n)[2]sheet (n)[3]shelf (n)[1]shell (n)[1]shellfish (n)[1]shelter (n)[1]sheriff (n)[1]shield (n)[1]shift (n)[1]shift (n)[2]shimmer (vi)[1]shin (n)[1]shine (vi)[1]shining (adj)[1]ship (n)[1]ship (vt)[2]shirk (vt)[1]shirt (n)[1]shiver (vip)[1]shiver (vtp)[1]shoal (n)[1]shock (vt)[1]shock (vt)[2]shock (vt)[3]shock (vt)[4]shoe (n)[1]shogun (n)[1]shoot (vt)[1]shoot (vt)[2]shoot (vt)[3]shop (n)[1]shop for (vt)[1]shore (n)[1]

short (adj)[1]short (adj)[2]short (adj)[3]shortage (n)[1]shorten (n)[1]shorten (n)[1]shorten (n)[2]shorten (n)[2]shortening (n)[1]shortening (n)[2]shortly (adv)[1]shorts (n)[1]should (va)[1]should (va)[2]shoulder (n)[1]shovel (n)[1]show (vt)[1]show (vt)[2]show off (vt)[1]show off (vt)[2]show up (vi)[1]show up (vi)[2]show up (vt)[3]show up (vt)[4]show up at (vt)[1]showy (adj)[1]shrewd (adj)[1]shriek (vt)[1]shrimp (n)[1]shrink (vi)[1]shrink (vip)[2]shrink (vtp)[2]shrivel (vip)[1]shrivel (vtp)[1]shudder (vip)[1]shudder (vtp)[1]shun (vt)[1]shuttle (vip)[1]shuttle (vtp)[1]shy (adj)[1]sibling (n)[1]sick (adj)[1]sicken (vib)[1]sickle-shaped (adj)[1]side (adj)[1]

side (n)[2]side (n)[3]side (n)[4]side (n)[5]side (n)[6]side (on this ~ of) (prep)[7]sidewalk (n)[1]sift (vt)[1]sight (n)[1]sight (n)[1]sign (n)[1]sign (vt)[2]sign in (vi)[1]sign into (vt)[1]sign off to (vt)[1]sign out (vt)[1]sign up (vtb)[1]signature (n)[1]signature (n)[2]significance (n)[1]signify (vt)[1]silent (adj)[1]silicon (n)[1]silly (adj)[1]silver (n)[1]silverware (n)[1]silvery (adj)[1]similar (adj)[1]similar (to be ~ to) (vts)[1]similar (to become ~ to) (vtb)[1]similar (to cause to be ~ to) (vdc)[1]simmer (vip)[1]simmer (vtp)[1]simple (adj)[2]simple (adj)[1]simplicity (n)[1]simplify (vib)[1]simplify (vtc)[1]simply (adv)[1]simulate (vt)[1]simulated (adj)[1]simultaneity (n)[1]simultaneous (adj)[1]simultaneous (-/vt)[1]sin (vi)[1]

since (conj)[1]since (prep)[1]since after (prep)[1]since before (prep)[1]sincere (adj)[1]sing (vt)[1]singe (vip)[1]singe (vtp)[1]single (adj)[1]singular (adj)[1]sink (n)[1]sink (vip)[2]sink (vtp)[2]sink in (vib)[1]sister (n)[1]sit (vdc)[1]sit (vtb)[1]sit (vts)[1]sit down (vtb)[1]sit in on (vt)[1]sit out of (vt)[1]sit up (vtb)[1]sit up (vtb)[2]site (n)[1]situation (n)[1]six (n)[1]six (quant)[1]sixth (adj)[1]sixth (n)[1]ska (n)[1]skate (n)[1]skate (vi)[1]skeleton (n)[1]sketch (n)[1]sketch (vt)[2]ski (n)[1]ski (vi)[1]skid (vip)[1]skid (vtp)[1]skill (n)[1]skilled (adj)[1]skillful (adj)[1]skim (vt)[1]skimp (vt)[1]skimpy (adj)[1]

skin (n)[1]skin (n)[2]skinny (adj)[1]skip (vt)[1]skirt (n)[1]skism (n)[1]skist (n)[1]skull (n)[1]sky (n)[1]skyscraper (n)[1]slab (n)[1]slack (adj)[1]slag (n)[1]slake (vt)[1]slalom (n)[1]slander (vt)[1]slang (n)[1]slash (vt)[1]slatternly (adj)[1]slave (n)[1]Slavic (n)[1]sled (n)[1]sledge (n)[1]sleep (vis)[1]sleeve (n)[1]sleigh (n)[1]slender (adj)[1]slide (vip)[1]slide (vtp)[1]slightly (adv)[1]sling (vt)[1]slip (n)[1]slip (vip)[2]slip (vtp)[2]slip up (vip)[1]slipper (n)[1]slit (n)[1]slit (vt)[1]slope (n)[1]slope (n)[2]sloppy (adj)[1]slovenly (adj)[1]slow (adj)[1]slow (adj)[2]slow (adj)[3]

slow down (vib)[1]slow down (vtc)[1]slow down (vib)[1]slow down (vtc)[1]slow up (vib)[1]slow up (vtc)[1]slowly (adv)[1]slowly (adv)[2]sluggish (adj)[1]sluice (n)[1]sly (adj)[1]small (adj)[1]small (adj)[2]small (adj)[3]smart (adj)[1]smash (vip)[1]smash (vtp)[1]smell (n)[1]smell (n)[2]smell (vt)[2]smell (vt)[2]smell (vc)[2]smile (vi)[1]smoke (n)[1]smoke (vi)[1]smoke (vt)[1]smoke (vt)[1]smoke out (vt)[2]smooth (adj)[1]smooth (adj)[2]smooth (adj)[3]smut (n)[1]snag (n)[1]snag (vt)[1]snap back (vip)[1]snap out of (vt)[1]snatch (vt)[1]sneaker (n)[1]sniff (vt)[1]snob (n)[1]snoopy (adj)[1]snore (vi)[1]snow (n)[1]snow (vi)[1]snug (adj)[1]

so (adv)[1]soap (n)[1]soar (vi)[1]soar (vi)[2]sob (vt)[1]sober (adj)[1]sober (adj)[2]society (n)[1]sock (n)[1]sock (vt)[2]soda (n)[1]sodium (n)[1]sofa (n)[1]soft (adj)[1]soft (adj)[2]soft (adj)[3]soft (adj)[4]soft (adj)[5]soil (n)[1]soiled (adj)[1]sojourn (vi)[1]sole (adj)[1]sole (n)[2]solely (adv)[1]solemn (adj)[1]solemnize (vt)[1]solicit (vt)[1]solicitation (n)[1]solicitous (adj)[1]solid (adj)[1]solid (adj)[2]solid (n)[1]solidity (n)[1]solitary (adj)[1]solstice (n)[1]solution (n)[1]solution (n)[2]solve (vt)[1]some (quant)[1]someday (n)[1]somehow (adv)[1]someone (pron)[1]something (pron)[1]sometimes (adv)[1]somewhat (adv)[1]

somewhere (adv)[1]son (n)[1]song (n)[1]soon (adv)[1]soon-to-come (adj)[1]soothe (vt)[1]sophisticated (adj)[1]soprano (adj)[1]soprano (n)[1]sorcerer (n)[1]sorrowful (adj)[1]sort (n)[1]so-so (adj)[1]soul (n)[1]sound (adj)[1]sound (n)[2]sound (n)[3]sound (vc)[4]soup (n)[1]source (n)[1]south (adj)[1]south (to the ~ of) (prep)[2]south pole (n)[1]soy (n)[1]space (n)[1]space (n)[2]space (n)[3]spacious (adj)[1]spade (n)[1]spaghetti (n)[1]span (vt)[1]span (vt)[2]span (vt)[3]span (n)[4]spar (n)[1]spare (adj)[1]sparing (adj)[1]spark (n)[1]sparkle (vi)[1]sparrow (n)[1]sparse (adj)[1]spasm (n)[1]spasmodic (adj)[1]spasmodically (adv)[1]spatula (n)[1]

speak (vt)[1]speaker (n)[1]spear (n)[1]special (adj)[1]specifically (adv)[1]specify (vt)[1]specimen (n)[1]specious (adj)[1]speckled (adj)[1]spectate (vt)[1]speculate (vt)[1]speculate (vt)[2]speculum (n)[1]speechless (adj)[1]speed up (vip)[1]speed up (vtp)[1]speedy (adj)[1]spell (n)[1]spell (n)[2]spell (vt)[2]spell (vt)[3]spend (vt)[1]spend (vtp)[2]sperm (n)[1]sphere (n)[1]sphinx (n)[1]spice (n)[1]spill (vip)[1]spill (vtp)[1]spin (vip)[2]spin (vtp)[2]spin off (vt)[1]spin off (vip)[1]spin off (vtp)[1]spin out (vi)[1]spinal cord (n)[1]spine (n)[1]spirit (n)[1]spiritualize (vt)[1]spissatus (adj)[1]spit (n)[1]spit (vt)[2]spite (prep)[1]spiteful (adj)[1]splash (vip)[1]

splash (vtp)[1]splice (vt)[1]splint (n)[1]splinter (n)[1]splinter (vip)[2]splinter (vtp)[2]split (adj)[1]split (adj)[1]split (adj)[2]split (n)[1]split (vip)[1]split (vtp)[1]split (vtb)[2]split (vdc)[2]split (vt)[3]split (to be ~ from) (-/vts)[2]spoil (vt)[1]spoil (vip)[2]spoil (vtp)[2]sponge (n)[1]spontaneous (adj)[1]spoof (vt)[1]spoon (n)[1]spoor (n)[1]sporadic (adj)[1]sporadically (adv)[1]sporadicity (n)[1]sport (n)[1]spotted (adj)[1]spouse (n)[1]spread (vip)[1]spread (vtp)[1]sprightly (adj)[1]spring (n)[1]spring (n)[2]spring (n)[3]spring (vi)[4]spring (vi)[5]sprinkle (vt)[1]sprint (vi)[1]sprite (n)[1]sprout (n)[1]spry (adj)[1]spurious (adj)[1]spurn (vt)[1]

squabble (vi)[1]squadron (n)[1]squalid (adj)[1]squall (n)[1]squander (vt)[1]square (n)[1]square (n)[2]square (n)[3]square (vt)[3]square foot (n)[1]square inch (n)[1]square mile (n)[1]square off (vt)p1[square root (n)[1]square yard (n)[1]squint (vi)[1]stability (n)[1]stable (adj)[1]stable (adj)[2]stable (n)[3]stack (n)[1]stacte (n)[1]staff (n)[1]stage (n)[1]stage (n)[2]stagnant (adj)[1]stagnate (vib)[1]stagnate (vtc)[1]staid (adj)[1]stair (n)[1]staircase (n)[1]stake (n)[1]stakeout (n)[1]stake out (vt)[1]stake out (vt)[2]stalk (n)[1]stall (n)[1]stall (vip)[1]stall (vip)[1]stalwart (adj)[1]stamina (n)[1]staminal (adj)[1]stamp (vt)[1]stand (n)[1]stand (vdc)[2]

stand (vtb)[2]stand (vts)[2]stand (vt)[3]stand on (vts)[1]stand off from (vt)[1]stand out (vi)[1]stand out (vt)[2]stand up (vtb)[1]stand up (vdc)[1]stand up (vt)[2]standard (adj)[1]standing (adj)[1]stanza (n)[1]star (n)[1]star (n)[2]star (vt)[2]starboard (adj)[1]starch (n)[1]stare (vt)[1]start (vip)[1]start (vtp)[1]start (vip)[2]start (vtp)[2]start off (vip)[1]start off (vtp)[1]start out (vip)[1]start out (vtp)[1]start up (vip)[1]start up (vtp)[1]start up (vip)[1]start up (vtp)[1]start up (vtb)[1]startle (vt)[1]state (n)[1]state (n)[2]state (vt)[3]stately (adj)[1]stative (adj)[1]status (n)[1]statute (n)[1]staunch (adj)[1]stay (vi)[1]stay (vi)[2]steadfast (adj)[1]steadiness (n)[1]

steady (adj)[1]steak (n)[1]steal (vt)[1]stealthy (adj)[1]steam (n)[1]steep (adj)[1]steer (vt)[1]stem (n)[1]step (n)[1]step (vi)[2]steppe (n)[1]stereotyped (adj)[1]sterile (adj)[2]sterile (adj)[1]stern (adj)[1]stern (n)[2]stew (vip)[1]stew (vtp)[1]stick (n)[1]stick out (vi)[1]stick out (vi)[2]stick out (vi)[3]stick up (vt)[1]stick up (vt)[2]stick up for (vt)[1]stifle (vt)[1]stigma (n)[1]still (adj)[1]still (adv)[2]still-going-on/still-in-existe (adj)[2]stimulate (vt)[1]sting (vt)[1]stingy (adj)[1]stir (vt)[1]stirring (adj)[1]stock (n)[1]stock (vt)[2]stocking (n)[1]stole (n)[1]stomach (n)[1]stone (n)[1]stool (n)[1]stop (vip)[1]stop (vtp)[1]stop (vip)[2]

stop (vtp)[2]stop (vip)[3]stop (vtp)[3]stop (vip)[4]stop (vtp)[4]stop (vt)[5]stop off at (vt)[1]stop over at (vt)[1]store (n)[1]store (vt)[2]storm (n)[1]storm (vt)[2]story (n)[1]story (n)[2]stout (adj)[1]stove (n)[1]stove (n)[2]stow (vt)[1]straight (adj)[1]straightforward (adj)[1]strain (vt)[1]strait(s) (n)[1]strange (adj)[1]strange (adj)[2]strange (adj)[3]strategize (vt)[1]stratus (n)[1]strawberry (n)[1]stray (vi)[1]stream (n)[1]street (n)[1]stress (n)[1]stress (vt)[1]stretch (vip)[1]stretch (vtp)[1]stretch out (vip)[1]stretch out (vtp)[1]strict (adj)[1]strident (adj)[1]strike (n)[1]strike (vt)[1]strike (vt)[2]strike (vi)[3]strike off (vt)[1]strike out (vt)[1]

strike out (vip)[1]strike out (vtp)[1]strike out at (vt)[1]strike up (vip)[1]strike up (vtp)[1]string (n)[1]string (n)[1]stripe (n)[1]strive (vt)[1]strong (adj)[1]stronghold (n)[1]strontium (n)[1]struggle (vt)[1]stubborn (adj)[1]stucco (n)[1]stuck (adj)[1]student (n)[1]studio (n)[1]study (n)[1]study (vt)[1]stuff (vt)[1]stumble (vi)[1]stump (n)[1]stupendous (adj)[1]stupid (adj)[1]stupor (n)[1]sturdy (adj)[1]style (n)[1]suave (adj)[1]sub (connec)[1]subdue (vt)[1]subject (n)[1]subject (n)[2]subject (vt)[3]subjective (adj)[1]subjectivity (n)[1]submissive (adj)[1]submit (vi)[2]submit (vt)[1]subordinate (adj)[1]subordinate (vdc)[1]subordinate (vtb)[1]subordinate (vts)[1]subscribe (vt)[1]subsequent (adj)[1]

subside (vip)[1]subside (vtp)[1]substance (n)[1]substance (n)[2]substance (n)[3]substance (n)[4]substance (n)[5]substance (n)[6]substantial (adj)[1]substantial (adj)[2]substantial (adj)[3]substantial (adj)[4]substantial (adj)[5]substantiality (n)[1]substantially (adv)[1]substantially (adv)[2]substantially (adv)[3]substantiate (vt)[1]substantiation (n)[1]substitute (vtq)[1]substitute (vdq)[1]subtle (adj)[1]subtract (vt)[1]subtraction (n)[1]suburb (n)[1]subway (n)[1]subway (1)[2]succeed (vt)[1]succeed (vt)[2]successor (n)[1]succinct (adj)[1]succor (vt)[1]such a (det)[1]such as (prep)[1]such that (rel. clausal word)[1]sudden (adj)[1]suddenness (n)[1]suede (n)[1]suffer (vt)[1]suffice (vt)[1]sufficient (adj)[1]suffix (n)[1]sugar (n)[1]suggest (vt)[1]suit (n)[1]

suit (vt)[2]suitable (adj)[1]suitcase (n)[1]suite (n)[1]sulfur (n)[1]sum (n)[1]summarize (vt)[1]summary (adj)[1]summary (n)[2]summer (n)[1]summit (n)[1]summon (vt)[1]summon (vt)[2]Sun (n)[1]Sunday (n)[1]sunder (vt)[1]sunrise (n)[1]sunset (n)[1]super highway (n)[1]supercede (vtq)[1]supercede (vdq)[1]supercilious (adj)[1]superman (n)[1]supernova (n)[1]supervise (vt)[1]superwoman (n)[1]supine (adj)[1]supplant (vtq)[1]supplant (vdq)[1]supple (adj)[1]supplement (n)[1]supplemental (adj)[1]supply (vt)[1]support (vt)[1]support (vt)[2]support (vt)[3]suppose (vt)[1]suppress (vt)[1]supreme (adj)[1]sure (adj)[1]sure (adj)[2]surely (adv)[1]surf (n)[1]surf (vi)[2]surfeit (vt)[1]

surmise (vt)[1]surmount (vt)[1]surpass (vt)[1]surplus (n)[1]surprise (vt)[1]surreal (adj)[1]surrender (vt)[1]surrender (oneself) (vi)[1]surreptitious (adj)[1]surround (vt)[1]surrounded (by) (prep)[1]surrounding (adj)[1]survey (vt)[1]survey (vt)[2]survey (vt)[3]survive (vt)[1]survive (vt)[2]suspect (adj)[1]suspect (n)[2]suspect (vt)[3]sustain (vt)[1]sustained (adj)[1]svelte (adj)[1]swallow (vt)[1]swamp (n)[1]swarm (vip)[1]swarm (vtp)[1]sway (vip)[1]sway (vtp)[1]swear (vt)[1]swear (vt)[2]sweater (n)[1]sweatpants (n)[1]sweatshirt (n)[1]sweep (vt)[1]sweep off of (vt)[1]sweep onto (vt)[1]sweep out (vtp)[1]sweep up (vtp)[1]sweep up (vt)[1]sweet (adj)[1]sweet potato (n)[1]swift (adj)[1]swim (vi)[1]swimming pool (n)[1]

swimsuit (n)[1]swindle (vt)[1]swing (vip)[1]swing (vtp)[1]sybaritic (adj)[1]syllable (n)[1]sylvan (adj)[1]symbol (n)[1]symbolism (n)[1]symbolism (n)[1]symbolize (vt)[1]symmetric (adj)[1]symmetrical (adj)[1]symphony (n)[1]synchronism (n)[1]synchronize (vts)[1]synchronize (vtb)[2]synchronize (vts)[1]synchronous (adj)[1]synchronous (vt)[1]syntax (n)[1]synthetic (adj)[1]syrup (n)[1]system (n)[1]systematic (adj)[1]T-shirt (n)[1]table (n)[1]table (n)[2]tablespoon (n)[1]taciturn (adj)[1]tack back (vdc)[1]tackle (vt)[1]tactful (vi)[1]tactic (n)[1]tail (n)[1]take (vt)[1]take (vt)[2]take (vt)[3]take (vt)[4]take away (vtp)[1]take back (vtp)[1]take back (vdc)[2]take back (vt)[3]take back (vt)[4]take down (vt)[1]

take down (vt)[2]take down (vt)[3]take down (vtc)[4]take in (vt)[1]take in (vt)[2]take in (vt)[3]take in (vtp)[1]take in (vtp)[1]take in (vt)[2]take in (vt)[3]take off (vt)[1]take off (vt)[2]take off (vip)[3]take off (vtp)[3]take off (vi)[4]take off (vt)[5]take off (vi)[6]take off (vt)[7]take off (vt)[8]take on (vt)[1]take on (vtb)[2]take on (vtb)[3]take on (vt)[4]take on (vt)[5]take out (vtp)[1]take out (vt)[2]take out (vt)[3]take over (vtb)[1]take up (vt)[1]take up (vtp)[2]take up (vtp)[3]take up (vt)[4]take up (vt)[5]take up (vtp)[6]take up (vtp)[7]take up (vt)[8]take up (vtp)[9]take off (vt)[1]talent (n)[1]talented (adj)[1]talk (vt)[1]talkative (adj)[1]tall (adj)[1]tallow (n)[1]tangibility (n)[1]

tangible (adj)[1]tangle (vib)[1]tangle (vtc)[1]tangled (adj)[1]tango (n)[1]tango (vi)[1]tank (n)[1]tank (n)[2]tantalize (vt)[1]tantalum (n)[1]tardiness (n)[1]tardy (adj)[1]tare (n)[1]tarry (vi)[1]tart (n)[1]tartar (n)[1]task (n)[1]tassel (n)[1]taste (n)[1]taste (n)[2]taste (vt)[2]taste (vt)[2]taste (vc)[2]tasteful (adj)[1]tasteless (adj)[1]tasty (adj)[1]tattle (vt)[1]tattoo (n)[1]taut (adj)[1]tavern (n)[1]tax (n)[1]tax (vt)[1]taxi (n)[1]tea (n)[1]teach (vt)[1]teacup (n)[1]team (n)[1]tear (n)[1]tear (vt)[2]tease (vt)[1]teaspoon (n)[1]technetium (n)[1]telegram (n)[1]telegram (vt)[2]telephone (n)[1]

telephone (vt)[1]telescope (n)[1]tell (vt)[1]tell (vt)[2]tell off (vt)[1]tell off (vt)[2]tell off (vt)[3]tell on (vt)[1]tellurium (n)[1]temperament (n)[1]temperate (adj)[1]temperature (n)[1]temple (n)[1]temporal (adj)[1]temporal (adj)[2]temporarily (adv)[1]temporary (adj)[1]tempt (vt)[1]ten (n)[1]ten (quant)[1]tenacious (adj)[1]tenant (n)[1]tend (vi)[1]tendency (n)[1]tender (n)[1]tender (vt)[2]tennis (n)[1]tenor (adj)[1]tenor (n)[1]tense (n)[1]tent (n)[1]tentative (adj)[1]tenth (adj)[1]tenth (n)[1]tenuous (adj)[1]terbium (n)[1]term (n)[1]term (n)[2]terminal (adj)[1]terminal (n)[2]terminate (vip)[1]terminate (vtp)[1]terrace (n)[1]terrestrial (adj)[1]terrify (vt)[1]

territory (n)[1]terrorize (vt)[1]terse (adj)[1]Tesla (n)[1]test (n)[1]test (vt)[1]tetrahedron (n)[1]tetrigonal (adj)[1]text (n)[1]texture (n)[1]textured (adj)[1]thallium (n)[1]thank (vt)[1]thank you (interj)[1]that (clausal word)[1]that (conj)[2]that (det)[3]that (pron)[4]that (to ~ degree) (adv)[5]that place (adv)[1]that time (adv)[1]the (collective generic article)[1]the (definite article)[2]the (individual generic article)[3]theater (n)[1]theme (n)[1]theme (n)[2]theme (n)[3]theme (n)[4]themselves (pron)[1]then (connec)[1]then (connec)[2]then (adv)[3]there (adv)[1]there (n)[1]there (delayed subjthereafter (adv)[1]therefore (disc connect)[1]theta (letter name)[1]they (pron)[1]they (pron)[2]they (pron)[3]they (pron)[4]thick (adj)[1]thick (adj)[2]

thick (adj)[3]thick (adj)[4]thieve (vt)[1]thigh (n)[1]thigh bone (n)[1]thin (adj)[1]thing (n)[1]think (vt)[1]think (vt)[2]third (adj)[1]third (n)[1]third-person (adj)[1]thirst (vt)[1]thirsty (adj)[1]this (det)[1]this (adv)[2]this kind of (adj)[1]this one (n)[1]this place (adv)[1]this time (adv)[1]thoracic diaphragm (n)[1]thorax (n)[1]thorium (n)[1]thorn (n)[1]thoughtful (adj)[1]thousand (adj)[1]thousandth (adj)[1]thousandth (n)[1]thread (n)[1]thread (n)[2]threaten (vt)[1]threaten (vt)[2]three (n)[1]three (quant)[1]three-dimensional (adj)[1]thresh (vt)[1]threshold (n)[1]thrice (adv)[1]thrifty (adj)[1]thrips (n)[1]thrive (vi)[1]throat (n)[1]through (prep)[1]throughout (prep)[1]throw (vt)[1]

throw away (vt)[1]throw away (vt)[2]throw back (vt)[1]throw in (vt)[1]throw off (vt)[1]throw off (vtp)[2]throw off (vt)[2]throw out (vt)[1]throw out (vt)[2]throw out (vt)[3]thrust (vip)[1]thrust (vtp)[1]thulium (n)[1]thumb (n)[1]thunder (n)[1]Thursday (n)[1]thus (disc. connect)thusly (disc. adv.)thusly (disc. adv.)thwart (vt)[1]tiara (n)[1]ticket (n)[1]tickle (vt)[1]tidy (adj)[1]tie (vt)[1]tied (adj)[1]tight (adj)[1]tight (adj)[2]tight-lipped (adj)[1]tilde (n)[1]timbre (n)[1]time (n)[1]time (n)[2]time (n)[3]time (n)[4]time (vt)[4]time (vt)[5]time (on ~) (adj)[1]timeless (adj)[1]timelessness (n)[1]timely (adj)[1]timer (n)[1]timer (n)[2]times (connec)[1]tin (n)[1]

tinder (n)[1]tiny (adj)[1]tip (n)[1]tip (vt)[1]tire (vib)[1]tire (vtc)[1]tired (adj)[1]titanium (n)[1]title (n)[1]to (prep)[1]to (prep)[2]to (prep)[3]to (prep)[4]to be greater than (vt)[1]to be less than (vt)[1]to/for (prep)[1]to/into (prep)[1]toast (v)[1]toast (v)[2]toast (n)[1]today (n)[1]toe (n)[1]toga (n)[1]together (adv)[1]tolerate (vt)[1]tolerate (vt)[2]tomorrow (n)[1]ton (n)[1]tone (n)[1]tongue (n)[1]tonight (n)[1]too (adv)[1]tool (n)[1]tooth (n)[1]toothache (n)[1]top (n)[1]topic (n)[1]torch (n)[1]torpid (adj)[1]torus (n)[1]toss (vt)[1]total (n)[1]totality (n)[1]totally (adv)[1]touch (vt)[1]

touch (vt)[2]touch (vt)[3]tough (adj)[1]tour (n)[1]tour (vt)[1]tousle (vt)[1]tow (vt)[1]toward (prep)[1]towel (n)[1]tower (vi)[1]towering (adj)[1]town (n)[1]town hall (n)[1]toy (n)[1]trace (n)[1]track (n)[1]track (vt)[2]tractable (adj)[1]tractor (n)[1]tradition (n)[1]traditional (adj)[1]traduce (vt)[1]traffic (n)[1]traffic (vt)[2]trail (n)[1]trailer home (n)[1]train (n)[1]train (vt)[2]trait (n)[1]traitorous (adj)[1]tram (n)[1]trance (n)[1]tranquil (adj)[1]transact (vt)[1]transaction (n)[1]transactions (n)[1]transcend (vt)[1]transfer (vip)[1]transfer (vtp)[1]transform (vip)[1]transform (vtp)[1]transformation (n)[1]transience (n)[1]transient (adj)[1]transient (adj)[2]

transient (n)[2]transit (vt)[1]transitive (adj)[1]transitory (adj)[1]translate (vt)[1]translate (vip)[2]translate (vtp)[2]transmission (n)[1]transmit (vt)[1]transmit (vip)[2]transmit (vtp)[2]transmute (vip)[1]transmute (vtp)[1]transpire (vi)[1]transport (vt)[1]trap (n)[1]trap (n)[2]trap (vt)[1]trash (n)[1]travel (vi)[1]travesty (vt)[1]tray (n)[1]treasure (n)[1]treasure (vt)[2]treasurer (n)[1]treasurer (n)[2]treat (vt)[1]treat (vt)[2]treaty (n)[1]tree (n)[1]tremble (vip)[1]tremble (vtp)[1]tremendous (adj)[1]trend (vi)[1]trepide (vt)[1]triangle (n)[1]tribe (n)[1]trick (n)[1]tricky (adj)[1]triclinic (adj)[1]trifling (adj)[1]trigonal (adj)[1]trillium (n)[1]trio (n)[1]trio (n)[1]

trip up (vip)[1]trip up (vtp)[1]trip up (vtp)[1]trip up (vip)[1]trip up (vtp)[1]tripe (n)[1]triple (adj)[2]trite (adj)[1]triumph (vt)[1]trivial (adj)[1]troll (n)[1]tropic (n)[1]trot (vi)[1]trouble (n)[1]trough (n)[1]troupe (n)[1]trousers (n)[1]trowel (n)[1]trowel (n)[2]truck (n)[1]true (adj)[1]true (adj)[2]truffle (n)[1]truism (n)[1]truly (adv)[1]trunk (n)[1]trunk (n)[2]truss (n)[1]trust (n)[1]trust (vt)[2]trust (vt)[3]trustworthy (adj)[1]truth (n)[1]truth (n)[1]truthful (adj)[1]try (vt)[1]try on/try out (vt)[1]tsar (n)[1]tub (n)[1]tuba (n)[1]tube (n)[1]Tuesday (n)[1]tuft (n)[1]tufted (adj)[1]tuna (n)[1]

tundra (n)[1]tungsten (n)[1]tunnel (n)[1]turn (n)[1]turn (vip)[2]turn (vtp)[2]turn down (vt)[1]turn down (vt)[2]turn down (vip)[3]turn down (vtp)[3]turn down (vt)[4]turn in (vt)[1]turn in (vt)[2]

turn in (vib)[3]turn off (vib)[1]turn off (vtc)[2]turn off (vt)[3]turn off (vt)[4]turn off (vt)[5]turn on (vip)[1]turn on (vtp)[1]

turn on (vt)[2]turn on (vtq)[3]turn on (vdq)[3]turn on (vt)[4]turn on (vt)[5]turn out (vt)[1]turn out (vi)[2]turn out (vt)[3]turn out (vt)[4]turn out (vip)[5]turn out (vtp)[5]turn out (vt)[6]turn out from (vt)[1]turn out for (vt)[1]turn over (vip)[1]turn over (vtp)[1]turn over (vt)[2]turn over (vt)[3]turn up (vi)[1]turn up (vtp)[2]turn up (vt)[3]turnover (vip)[1]turnover (vtp)[1]

turquoise (adj)[1]turquoise (n)[2]tutor (vt)[1]twenty (adj)[1]twice (adv)[1]twin (n)[1]twinkle (vi)[1]twist (n)[1]twist (vi)[1]twist (vip)[1]twist (vtp)[1]two (n)[1]two (quant)[1]two-dimensional (adj)[1]type (n)[1]type (vi)[2]type up (vi)[1]typical (adj)[1]ugly (adj)[1]ulna (n)[1]ultimate (adj)[1]umbilicus (adj)[1]unaffected (adj)[1]unbiased (adj)[1]unchanging (adj)[1]uncle (n)[1]uncommunicative (adj)[1]unconcerned (adj)[1]uncongenial (adj)[1]unconscious (adj)[1]undaunted (adj)[1]undependable (adj)[1]under (prep)[1]under (prep)[2]under (prep)[3]underdog (n)[1]underestimate (vt)[1]undergo (vt)[1]undergo (vt)[2]underhand (adj)[1]underline (vt)[1]underpass (n)[1]understand (vt)[1]undivided (adj)[1]undulate (vip)[1]

undulate (vtp)[1]uneducated (adj)[1]unequal (adj)[1]unessential (adj)[1]uneven (adj)[1]uneven (adj)[2]uneven (adj)[3]unfaithful (adj)[1]unfeigned (adj)[1]unfortunate (adj)[1]unfruitful (adj)[1]ungainly (adj)[1]ungovernable (adj)[1]unguent (n)[1]uniform (adj)[1]uniformity (n)[1]uninstall (vt)[1]union (n)[1]union (n)[2]union (n)[3]union (n)[4]unique (adj)[1]unison (adj)[1]unison (n)[1]unit (n)[1]unite (vdc)[1]unite (vtb)[1]united (adj)[1]united (vts)[1]units (n)[1]unity (n)[1]universal (adj)[1]university (n)[1]unkempt (adj)[1]unlearned (adj)[1]unless (connec)[1]unlike (adj)[1]unlike (vt)[2]unlucky (adj)[1]unmindful (adj)[1]unnecessary (adj)[1]unprejudiced (adj)[1]unpremeditated (adj)[1]unpretentious (adj)[1]unreal (adj)[1]

unreality (n)[1]unrehearsed (adj)[1]unruffled (adj)[1]unruly (adj)[1]unsophisticated (adj)[1]unsubstantial (adj)[1]unsubstantial (adj)[2]unsubstantial (adj)[3]unsubstantial (adj)[4]unsubstantial (adj)[5]unsubstantially (adv)[1]unsubstantially (adv)[2]unsubstantially (adv)[3]untaught (adj)[1]untidy (adj)[1]untie (vt)[1]until (conj)[1]until (prep)[1]until after (prep)[1]until before (prep)[1]untimeliness (n)[1]untimely (adv)[1]untruthful (adj)[1]untutored (adj)[1]unusual (adj)[1]unwell (adj)[1]unwieldy (adj)[1]up (prep)[1]up (vip)[2]up (vtp)[2]up to date (adj)[1]update (vt)[1]uphold (vt)[1]upper (adj)[1]uppercase (adj)[1]upright (adj)[1]upstairs (adj)[1]uranium (n)[1]Uranus (n)[1]urban (adj)[1]urbane (adj)[1]urge (vt)[1]urn (n)[1]use (vt)[1]usual (adj)[1]

usufruct (n)[1]utensil (n)[1]utter (vt)[1]vacancy (n)[1]vacancy (n)[1]vacant (adj)[1]vacation (vt)[1]vacillate (vi)[1]vacuous (adj)[1]vacuum (n)[1]vague (adj)[1]vain (adj)[1]valiant (adj)[1]valid (adj)[1]validate (vt)[1]valise (n)[1]valley (n)[1]valorous (adj)[1]valuable (adj)[1]value (n)[1]value (vt)[1]value (n)[2]value (vt)[3]valve (n)[4]van (n)[1]vanadium (n)[1]vanilla (n)[1]vanish (vi)[1]vanquish (vt)[1]variability (n)[1]variable (adj)[1]variably (adv)[1]variation (n)[1]variation (n)[2]variation (n)[1]varied (adj)[1]various (adj)[1]variously (adv)[1]vary (vip)[1]vary (vtp)[1]vase (n)[1]vast (adj)[1]vat (n)[1]vault (n)[1]vaunt (vt)[1]

vegetable (n)[1]vehicle (n)[1]veil (n)[1]vein (n)[1]velours (n)[1]velum (n)[1]velvet (n)[1]venerable (adj)[1]venerate (vt)[2]vent (n)[1]vent (vt)[1]venture (vt)[1]venturous (adj)[1]ventursome (adj)[1]venue (n)[1]Venus (n)[1]veracious (adj)[1]verb (n)[1]verbose (adj)[1]verge (n)[1]verify (vt)[1]veritable (adj)[1]vermillion (adj)[1]version (n)[1]versus (connec)[1]vertical (adj)[1]verve (adj)[1]very (adv)[1]vespers (n)[1]vessel (n)[1]vessel (n)[2]vest (n)[1]vestibule (n)[1]vestige (n)[1]veto (n)[1]vex (vt)[1]via (prep)[1]viable (adj)[1]viaduct (n)[1]vibrate (vip)[1]vibrate (vtp)[1]vice (n)[1]vicinity (n)[1]vicinity (n)[1]vicious (adj)[1]

view (n)[1]view (vt)[2]vigil (n)[1]vigilant (adj)[1]vigorous (adj)[1]vigra (n)[1]vilify (vt)[1]villa (n)[1]village (n)[1]vine (n)[1]violent (adj)[1]violet (adj)[1]violet (n)[2]visa (n)[1]viscous (adj)[1]visit (vt)[1]vista (n)[1]vital (adj)[1]vituperate (vt)[1]vivid (adj)[1]vocabulary (n)[1]vocalic (adj)[1]vocalic (adj)[2]vocative (n)[1]vociferous (adj)[1]vodka (n)[1]vogue (n)[1]voice (n)[1]voice (vt)[1]voiced (adj)[1]voiceless (adj)[1]void (adj)[1]void (n)[1]void (vt)[2]voluble (adj)[1]volume (n)[1]volume (n)[2]volunteer (vt)[1]voluptuous (adj)[1]vomit (vi)[1]vote (vt)[1]vote (n)[2]vow (vt)[1]vowel (n)[1]vulgar (adj)[1]

vulva (n)[1]wad (n)[1]wade (vt)[1]wail (vi)[1]wait (n)[1]wait (vi)[1]wait for (vt)[1]wait on (vi)[1]wait on (vt)[2]wait up for (vis)[1]waive (vt)[1]wake (vtc)[1]walk (vi)[1]walk out (vi)[1]walk out (vi)[2]wall (n)[1]waltz (n)[1]waltz (vi)[1]wander (vi)[1]want (vt)[1]war (n)[1]war (vi)[1]warehouse (n)[1]warm (adj)[1]warm (vt)[1]warm up (vt)[1]warm up (vtc)[2]warm up (vib)[3]warm up (vtc)[3]warm up (vt)[4]warn (vt)[1]warp (n)[1]warp (vip)[2]warp (vtp)[2]wash (vt)[1]wash down (vt)[1]wash down (vt)[2]washroom (n)[1]waste (vt)[1]wastebasket (n)[1]watch (n)[1]watch (vt)[2]watch (vt)[3]watch (vt)[4]watchful (adj)[1]

water (n)[1]waterfall (n)[1]watermelon (n)[1]waterproof (adj)[1]watt (n)[1]wave (n)[1]wax (n)[1]way (n)[1]way (n)[2]way (n)[3]we/us (pron)[1]weak (adj)[1]weakness (n)[1]wealthy (adj)[1]weapon (n)[1]wear (vts)[1]wear out (vib)[1]wear out (vtc)[1]wear out (vib)[1]wear out (vtc)[1]wear out (vts)[1]weary (adj)[1]weather (n)[1]weave (vt)[1]wedding (n)[1]wedge (n)[1]wedge (n)[2]Wednesday (n)[1]wee (adj)[1]week (n)[1]weekday (n)[1]weekend (n)[1]weeklong (adj)[1]weekly (adj)[1]weep (vi)[1]weigh (vi)[1]weigh (vt)[2]weight (n)[1]weighty (adj)[1]weighty (adj)[2]welcome (interj)[1]welcome (you're ~) (interj)[2]welcome (vt)[3]well (adj)[1]well (adv)[2]

well (n)[3]west (to the ~ of) (prep)[1]west, western (adj)[1]wet (adj)[1]wharf (n)[1]what (pron)[1]what (pron)[2]what kind of (clausal adj)[1]what kind of (interrogative adj)[2]wheel (n)[1]when (adv)[1]when (clausal adv)[2]when (conj)[3]when (conj)[4]whenever (adv)[1]where (adv)[1]where (clausal adv)[2]where (conj)[3]where (conj)[4]whether (clausal wordwhether-or-not (conj)[1]which (interrogative adj)[1]which kind of (clausal adj)[1]while (conj)[1]while (connective)[while (n)[3]whimper (vt)[1]whinny (vi)[1]whip (vt)[1]whip up (vt)[1]whip up (vt)[2]whip up (vt)[3]whip up (vt)[4]whirl (vip)[1]whirl (vtp)[1]whisker (n)[1]whisper (vt)[1]white (adj)[1]whiteboard (n)[1]who (pron)[1]who (pron)[2]who/what/which (pron)[1]whole (n)[1]whole (quant)[1]wholehearted (adj)[1]

wholeheartedly (adv)[1]wholeness (n)[1]wholesome (adj)[1]wholesome (adj)[2]whore (n)[1]whose (pron)[1]why (clausal adv)[1]why (interrogative adv)[2]wicked (adj)[1]wide (adj)[1]wide (adj)[2]widen (vib)[2]widen (vtc)[2]widespread (adj)[1]wield (vt)[1]wife (n)[1]wild (adj)[1]wile (vt)[1]will (n)[1]willful (adj)[1]willingly (adv)[1]willow-grass (n)[1]wily (adj)[1]win (vt)[1]win (vt)[2]wind (n)[1]wind (vt)[2]wind up (vi)[1]wind up (vt)[2]wind up (vip)[3]wind up (vtp)[3]wind up (vt)[4]wind up (vt)[5]wind up (vtp)[6]window (n)[1]windpipe (n)[1]wine (n)[1]wing (n)[1]wink (vi)[1]winter (n)[1]wintertime (n)[1]wipe (vt)[1]wire (n)[1]wise (adj)[1]wish (vt)[1]

witch (n)[1]with (prep)[1]with (prep)[2]with (prep)[3]with (prep)[4]with/of (prep)[1]with/to/from (prep)[1]withdraw (vt)[1]withered (adj)[1]withhold (vt)[1]without (prep)[1]without (prep)[3]without (prep)[2]withstand (vt)[1]witty (adj)[1]wobble (vip)[1]wobble (vtp)[1]wok (n)[1]wolf (n)[1]woman (n)[1]womb (n)[1]wonder (vi)[1]wonder (vt)[2]wood (n)[1]woods (n)[1]woof (interj)[1]woof (vi)[1]wool (n)[1]wool (n)[2]woolly (adj)[1]woolly (adj)[2]word (n)[1]wordy (adj)[1]work (n)[1]work (n)[2]work off (vt)[1]work on (vt)[1]work out (vt)[2]work out (vt)[3]work out (vt)[4]work out (vip)[5]work out (vtp)[5]work out (vt)[6]work out (vt)[7]work together (vi)[1]

work up (vt)[1]work up (vip)[2]work up (vtp)[2]workable (adj)[1]workday (n)[1]worker (n)[1]workplace (n)[1]workshop (n)[1]world (n)[1]worldly (adj)[1]worn (adj)[1]worn (vip)[2]worn (vtp)[2]worried (adj)[1]worry (vib)[1]worry (vtc)[1]worse (adj)[1]worship (vt)[1]worship (vt)[2]worthy (adj)[1]worthy (adj)[2]wound (vt)[1]wrangle (vt)[1]wrap (vt)[1]wrap up (vdc)[1]wrap up (vip)[2]wrap up (vtp)[2]wrap up (vt)[3]wrath (n)[1]wreck (vt)[1]wrestle (vt)[1]wretched (adj)[1]wring (vt)[1]wrinkled (adj)[1]wrist (n)[1]wristwatch (n)[1]write (vt)[1]wrong (adj)[1]wrong (adj)[2]xenon (n)[1]xenophobe (n)[1]xenophobia (n)[1]xenophobic (adj)[1]xenophyte (n)[1]xerography (n)[1]

xerox (vt)[1]x-ray (n)[1]xylograph (n)[1]xylograph (vt)[1]xylography (n)[1]xylophone (n)[1]yacht (n)[1]yard (n)[1]yawl (n)[1]yawn (vi)[1]year (n)[1]yearlong (adj)[1]yearly (adj)[1]yell (vt)[1]yellow (adj)[1]yellow-green (adj)[1]yen (n)[1]yes (reply)[1]yesterday (n)[1]Yiddish (n)[1]yield (vi)[1]yield (vip)[4]yield (vtp)[4]yield (vt)[2]yield (vt)[3]yoga (n)[1]yogurt (n)[1]yoke (n)[1]you (pron)[1]you (pron)[2]young (adj)[1]young (n)[1]your (pron)[1]your (pron)[2]yours (pron)[1]yours (pron)[2]youth (n)[1]youth (n)[1]ytterbium (n)[1]yttrium (n)[1]zany (adj)[1]zax (n)[1]zeal (n)[1]zealot (n)[1]zealous (adj)[1]

zebra (n)[1]zenith (n)[1]zephyr (n)[1]zeppelin (n)[1]zero (n)[1]zero (quant)[1]zero (vt)[1]zero-dimensional (adj)[1]zest (n)[1]zest (n)[1]zest (n)[1]zesty (adj)[1]zesty (n)[2]zeta (letter name)[1]zeugma (n)[1]zigzag (n)[1]zigzag (vi)[1]zinc (n)[1]zinfandel (n)[1]zionism (n)[1]zionist (n)[1]zip (vi)[1]zip (vt)[1]zip code (n)[1]zipper (n)[1]zippy (adj)[1]zirconium (n)[1]ziti (n)[1]zodiac (n)[1]zombie (n)[1]zonate (n)[1]zone (n)[1]zoo (n)[1]zoologist (n)[1]zoology (n)[1]zoom (vip)[1]zoom (vtp)[1]zoom (vip)[1]zoom (vtp)[1]zoom (vip)[1]zoom (vtp)[1]zoom (vip)[1]zoom (vtp)[1]zoom (vtp)[1]zoom (vip)[1]

zoon (n)[1]zoophyte (n)[1]zygote (n)[1]zymase (n)[1]

Definition Ayola

(individual generic article)[1] leakapelaafortioraabako

(to surrender claim or right to) abandonare(to reduce in rank or prestige) abaysare

abatyareabatware

***** *****abreviyare

(result) abreviyuro (<abreviyare)abdikareabdomenoabducareaberya (<aberyare)

(to go astray or deviate from the expected course) aberyare(to cause to go astray or deviate from the expected course) aberware

aber(y/w)ajo (<aber(y/w)are)(to give active aid or tacit approval of (illegal or violent acts)) abetare(to regard with horror or loathing) abhorare(causing a feeling of horror or loathing) abhorivla (<abhorare)(to stay or be left behind) zbutare(to endure patiently and with forbearance) duldare(quality of having the necessary powers or resources (to do something)) povetso (<povare)

abjektaabjurareablatyareablatwareablativa

(to (cause to) undergo combustion) brulya (<brulyare)(to have the necessary powers or resources (to do something)) povare(to come to have the necessary powers or resources (to do something)) povyare (<povare)

abnegarenonnormala (<normala)abordu

***** *****(to do away with (conditions or regulations)) abolare

repugna (<repugnare)abominareaboriginaabortyareabortware

***** *****abundare

(approximately or nearly; almost) nirde (<niru)(near) niru(to a reversed position or direction) alreverse (<alu+reversa)(in no particular direction) nevdirekcione (<nevu+direkciono)(on every side) cakflanke (<caka+flanko)(defining a circle or closed curve containing a thing) tcirku(in reference to; relating to) vonu(ready or prepared (+infinitive)) nu-(+verb)(in a higher place or rank than) overu(to become rough or worn by friction) abradyare(to cause to become rough or worn by friction) abradware(abraded spot) abradyoro (<abradyare)(rough and coarse in manner or disposition) *****(rubbed or worn off; rough) abradwa (<abradware)

abreviyare(beyond the boundaries of a country) fremde (<fremda)(to terminate by executive action) abrogare

abruptaabruptayto (<abrupta)abcesoabcindareabcisoabskondareabsentayto (<absenta)

(not present or otherwise unavailable) absentaabsentare

(one who is not present or is otherwise unavailable) absento (<absenta)distrataabsinto

(grammar: denoting a syntactical construction that stands alone in a sentenc absolutna(not limited by restrictions, doubts, or conditions) absoluta(not limited by restrictions, doubts, or conditions) absolute (<absoluta)

absolvare(to take in or take over partially or completely) absorbare

geingrosa (<ingrosare)abstinare

(absent in mind) abstrata(not concrete) abstrakta(brief written summary) resumo

abstrataabstrusaabsurda

(state) abundayto (<abunda)(degree) abundenso (<abunda)

abunda

(to treat wrongfuly or unreasonably by deed or word) abuzareabutare

(structural part) abutmento(of a school or scholarly society) akadem(w)ay(scholarly) akademica(theoretical) teoretica(learned society) akademio(to become a party to an agreement) *****(to come into office) akcedare(to go along with (another's proposals or actions) through yielding) acedare

akcelerandaakceleryareakcelerwaregiakceler(y/w)a (<akceler(y/w)are)

(device) akcelerwilo (<akcelerware)(in linguistics: relative vocal prominence given to a particular syllable, wordakcentajo (<akcentare)(in linguistics: to give relative vocal prominence to (a particular syllable)) akcentare(characteristic pronunciation relative to the speaker's native language and s sotako(a mark or symbol in written text used to denote irregular stress) aksento(to mark with a printed accent) aksentazare (<aksento)(to emphasize pronunciation or call attention to) akcentuware(to mark with a printed accent) aksentazare (<aksento)(to go along with (another's proposals or actions) with some reluctance) akceptare(entrance) akcesiso (<akcesare)(event of gaining entrance) akcesajo (<akcesare)(to gain entrance to) akcesare(having a secondary or subordinate function) akcesora(serving to aid or abet a lawbreaker) komplica(one having a secondary or subordinate function) akcesoro (<akcesora)(one serving to aid or abet a lawbreaker) komplico (<komplica)(event occurring unexpectedly and/or by chance) acidento(mishap; casualty) aksidento(occurring unexpectedly or unintentionally) aksidentala(in music: a note not indicated in the key signature) acidentalo

aklamareaklimatyareaklimatwareaklimatyareaklimatware

(embrace) akolajo (<akolare)(praise) lawdajo (<lawdare)(to give an ~ to (to embrace)) akolare(to become fit or suitable) akomodyare(to cause to be fit or suitable) akomodware(to provide lodging for) strehimazare (<strehimo)

(to bring into agreement or harmony) rekoncilare(lodging) strehimo(in music: part that supports a solo part) akompanimento(that which supplements or adds to) akompano (<akompanare)

akompaniyo (<akompaniyare)(to be with) kunare(to go with (another) on an equal basis) akompanare(to ~ in music) akompaniyare

kuna (<kunare)komplico (<komplica)

(to complete (a job or feat) with a display of talent) akomplare(having been completed with a display of talent) giakompla (<akomplare)(skilled, expert) eksperta(a settlement or compromise of conflicting opinions) akordimo (<akordare)(to bare a close similarirty to or be in a harmonious relationship with) akordare(to give from a favored position acting out of justice, mercy or generosity) skenkare(based on something said or written by) akwerdu

(disc. adv.)[1] nake (<naku)akordeono

(register of pecuniary transactions) konto(statement of reasons or sequence of events) anaforo

akonta (<akontare)(to be ~ for) akontare

akawntisto(to give credit to) kreditrare(to invest with credit or authority, to authorize as a messenger or delegate, t akreditare

akretyareakretwareakrecyareakrecware

(to increase in number or quantity over an extended period) akumulyare(to cause to increase in number or quantity over an extended period) akumulware

akurataakuzativa

(to charge formally) akuzare(to become accustomed to) akutumyare (<akutumare)(to cause to be accustomed to) akutumware (<akutumare)

akutuma (<akutumare)(to be ~ to) akutumare(playing card, die or domino having one spot or pip) eyso(in volley games: serve which one's opponent fails to return) aseo(to have a feeling of pain) smertare(to complete (a job or feat) with a display of talent) akomplare(to attain with exertion or perseverence) atcevare

akromata

(in chemistry: having a low value on the pH scale (1-6)) acida(in chemistry: substance with a low value on the pH scale (1-6)) acido (<acida)(having a sour taste) zura(in chemistry: having a low value on the pH scale (1-6)) acida(to become acidic) acidyare (<acida)(to cause to be acidic) acidware (<acida)(to accept responsibility for) priznare(to express thanks or gratitude for) agredecare

glanzo(of acoustics) akustik(w)ay (<akustiko)(of sound or hearing) akust(w)ay(producing or produced without electrical amplification) akustica(science of sound) akustiko(total effect of sound) akustitco(to cause to be acquainted with) akwentware (<akwentare)(someone one knows) gekendo (<kendare)(someone or something with which one is acquainted) geakwento (<akwentare)

akwenta (<akwentare)(to become ~ with) akwentyare (<akwentare)(to be ~ with) akwentare(to go along with (another's proposals or actions) despite reservations becauakwieskare(going along with (another's proposals or actions) despite reservations beca akwiesk(oz)a (<akwieskare)

akwiraregeakwiro (<akwirare)

(to conduct (oneself) kondutare(to free or discharge from accusation or obligation) akwitare(to repay) respagare (<pagare)

akreoakrimona

(state/quality of being acrimonious) akrimon(ayt/ets)o (<akrimona)akrobatoakrobitkoakronimo

(on the other side of) tcezu(so as to cross or span) travu

akrostiko(a deed performed or the performance of such a deed) agajo (<agare)(an enactment, edict or decree from a legislative or judicial body) legjo(major division of a theatrical performance) akto(to carry out an action) agare(to put on a theatrical performance) aktorare(subject/object) ak(u/ew)(element having atomic number 89, symbol Ac) aktiniumo(a deed performed or the performance of such a deed) agajo (<agare)(the operating parts of a mechanism) mekanizmo

(in law: charge or other process carried out in a court) procedlajo (<procedlare)(to become active) aktivyare (<aktiva)(to cause to be active) aktivware (<aktiva)(functioning or capable of functioning) aktiva(grammar: denoting a verb inflection in which the subject of the sentence is aktivna

aktivismoaktivistoaktoro (<aktorare)aktoro (<aktorare)

(being or existing at the present time or moment) nuna(existing) egzista (<egzistare)(real) reala(real) realayto (<reala)(being or existing at the present time or moment) nune (<nuna)(existing) egziste (<egzistare)(reality) realayto (<reala)(existence at the present moment) nunayto (<nuna)(to cause to be functioning or capable of functioning) aktivware (<aktiva)(in vision) akuitenso (<akuita)

akuita(state/quality of being quick in judgement and keen in insight) akumen(ayt/ets)o

akupungajo (<akupungare)akupungare

(designating angles less than 90 degrees) akuta(intellectually penetrating, perceptive or discerning) akrisa(extreme in degree or strength) intensa(reaching a crisis rapidly (said of a disease)) akutna(diacritic mark indicating special stress) ayguo

anzaygimo (<anzaygare)(for this specific purpose) adhoka(using improvisation) adliba

adnawseame(short maxim or proverb) adagio(in music: very slow in tempo) adadja

adamantaadaptyareadaptwareadaptwivla (<adaptware)adapt(y/w)ajo (<adapt(y/w)are)

(to find a sum in arithmetic) adiconare(to append to a primary unit in order to form a greater whole) aderare(in mathematics: one of two or more terms to be added together) adendo

adikto (<adiktare)adikta (<adiktare)

(to be ~ to) adiktare(to become ~ to) adiktyare (<adiktare)

(to cause to be ~ to) adiktware (<adiktare)(something added) geadero (<aderare)

ice(subject/object reference) prayt(u/ew)

adicionalaadicionale (<adicionala)

(formal written or spoken communication) puhimo (<puhare)(written indication of destination or location) adreso(to speak directly to or direct the attention of) puhare(to mark with a destination (as postage)) adresazare (<adreso)

adeptaadekwata

(to act out in accordance with) folgare(to be devoted to as a supporter) diciplare(to stick fast to) adherare(adhering) adhera (<adherare)(gummed, so as to adhere) adherabla (<adherare)(substance) adherwo (<adherare)

adiabata(addr word)[1] adiu

adjaca (<adjacare)(to be ~ to) adjacare

adjektivo(to be attached to) juntare(to suspend until a later time) adjurnare

adjudikareadjunta

(to become fit or suited) ajustyare(to cause to be fit or suited) ajustware

ajust(y/w)ajo (<ajust(y/w)are(to dispense in an official manner) podatare(to manage in an official manner) administrare(administrators collectively, executive branch) administraciono(naval officer) admiralo

admirare(price of entering) admisiono(right to enter, access) *****(to allow to enter) admitare(to give authorative consent for) permitare(to accept responsibility for reluctantly) ametare(the act of admitting or entering) admitajo (<admitare)(permission to enter) aynganajway darfayto(electricity: the reciprocal of impedance, measured in mhos) admitanso(to advise so that a fault may be rectified or a danger avoided) admonare

trublo

adoboadolecenta

(to incorporate and use (a feature, idea, course of action, etc.)) adotare(to ~ a child) adoptare

adoptajo (<adoptare)(to love with rapturous and complete devotion) adorare(to be a decoration to) ornare(to furnish with decorations) ornazare (<ornare)

adrenalinodriftya (<driftyare)

(having dexterity or poise) adroytaadsorbareadulare

(fully developed and mature) adulta(to make impure by adding extraneous or improper ingredients) adultrare

adulterajo (<adulterare)(to commit ~) adulterare(to move forward or increase in scope, importance, or status) avansyare(to cause to move forward or increase in scope, importance, or status) avansware(funds or goods furnished on credit) avanco(to provide funds or goods on credit) avancazare (<avanco)(in tennis: score where one player wins a point after deuce) avantidjo(something beneficial) benefico (<beneficare)(something profitable) profito (<profitare)(to give an ~ to) (to afford improvement in relative position or chances of s avantadjare (<avantadja)(something favorable or condusive to success) avantadjo (<avantadja)(beneficial) benefica (<beneficare)(favorable or condusive to success) avantadja(profitable) profita (<profitare)

advektwareadvektyareadventoadventicaadventurajo (<adventurare)

(to engage in hazardous activity) adventurareadventuro

(engaging in hazardous activity) adventur(oz)a (<adventurare)adverboadverserohostilaopwesta

(unfavorable) adversaanzaygare

(notice, sign to attract attention) anzaygimo (<anzaygare)konselare

advokareadzo

(guidance, protection, sponsorship) egido(to expose so as to dry, cool or ventilate) luftazare (<lufto)

larta(in the air) enlufta (<enu+lufto)(like the air) liclufta (<licu+lufto)(of (an) aircraft) avion(w)ay (<aviono)(unsubstantial) *****(antenna) anteno

aerobatikoaerodinamikoaerologioaeromekanikoaeronautikoaerosolaerospasoaerosferoaerostatikoestetisto (<estet(w)ay)

(of the sense of the beautiful) estet(w)ay(artistic) estetica

estetik(w)ayestetiko

(easy to approach and difficult to anger) afabila(anything done or to be done) afero(a private matter, especially one causing a scandal) vrasko(to change emotionally) afikare(to simulate or imitate in order to make a desired impression) afektare(moving, stirring) emocwa

afekconayto (<afekconare)(to have ~ for) afekconare

afekcona (<afekconare)afidavito

(to cause to ~) afilware (<afilare)(to come to ~) afilyare (<afilare)

afila (<afilare)(to be ~ with) afilare(result) afil(y/w)uro (<afilare)

afinaafinrayto (<afinrare)

(to have an ~ for) afinrare(to state confidently) afirmare

afirmativa(that which is attached) gefidjo (<fidjare)

(one or more letters appended to a word in order to change the meaning and/afikso(to append) ajutare(to attach) fidjare

atribuwareafligareabunda

(rich, oppulent) afluenta(to incur, stand, or bear without detriment or harm) afordare(to furnish or supply) provedare(to produce as the natural result) gildare(in phonetics) afrikato(to insult openly) afrontare

aficionado(to (cause to) undergo combustion) brulya (<brulyare)

avflama (<avu+flamo)flotaanteye gimencona

(premeditated) gipremeditatima (<timare)timare

(nearer to the stern of a vessel) enzada (<enu+zado)(nearer to the stern of a vessel) enzada (<enu+zado)(subsequent to the time that) postke (<postu)(behind in place, time or order) postu(in quest or pursuit of) atrasu(in imitation of or influenced by) enu la stilo je

postsgeefiko (<postu+efikare)postsglovuro (<postu+glovare)postsimago (<postu+imago)postsvivajo (<postu+vivare)

(noon to 6PM) pomridjopostsgusturo (<postu+gustare)postsgepenso (<postu+pensare)poste (<postu)poste (<postu)

(occuring ~) ankora(once more, another time) ankore(to a previous place, postition or state) res-(on the other hand) anu la otra pwolo(in competition with or opposition or counteraction to) verstu(not according to, contrary to) kontru(in a direction or course opposite or contrary to) resmeru (<smeru)(in physical contact with) tingu(so as to come in forcible contact with) agenstu (in contrast or comparison with the setting or background of) asfondu (<sfondo)

agato(the duration of a life or existence) vyelenso (<vyela)(the state of being old) vyelayto (<vyela)(to grow older or more mature) vyelyare (<vyela)(to cause to grow older or more mature) vyelware (<vyela)(any period in history or geology designated by distinctive characteristics) dobo(qualified to assume certain civil and personal rights and responsibilities) mundiga(of the age of) javu vyelenso jbi(eternal) eterna(never seeming to grow old) nonvyelya (<vyela)(business or service) agencio(mode of action or means) medio(quality of acting or exerting power) agetso (<agare)

agendo(in grammar: one that acts or has the power or authority to act) ago (<agare)(one that acts as a representative of another) adjento(a force or substance that causes changes) agento

aglomeryareaglomerware

(agglomerate) aglomeryo (<aglomeryare)(state of being agglomerated) niaglomeryayto (<aglomeryare)

aglutinyareaglutinware

(agglutinated mass) niaglutinyo (<aglutinyare)aglutinwo (<aglutinware)

(to make worse; to make more of a burden or trouble) agravare(something which aggravates) agravo (<agravare)(state of being aggravated) geagravayto (<agravare)(to gather into a mass, sum or whole) agregyare(to gather.. into a mass, sum or whole) agregware(to ~ against) agredare(act of aggressing) agredajo (<agredare)

agreda (<agredare)agredo (<agredare)agrevareagilaagitare

(state of being agitated) geagitayto (<agitare)(in music) agitata

agnosticaagnosticismo (<agnostica)anteynune (<anteyu+nuna)agonyareagonware

(suffering of intense physical or emotional pain) agonyajo (<agonyare)

(violent or intense struggle) agonio(marketplace or gathering place) agoro(to express willingness for or give permission to) konsentare(to be in a compatable relationship with; to accept the ideas or actions of) konkordare(grammar: to correspond with in gender, number, case or person) codovare(eager to please and reluctant to disappoint) agrata(state of being agreed, concord) konkordayto (<konkordare)

konkordimo (<konkordare)agrikulturoagronomistoagronomioengrunde (<enu+grundo)

(expressing satisfaction) á (prolonged sound: ahhhhhhhh)(expressing triumph) ahá(in front) frente (<frentu)(before, in advance) anteye (<anteyu)(attracting attention) ahém

ahóy(one who helps) helpo (<helpare)

helpareadjuntato

(to cause to be in poor health) sikware (<sika)(in poor health) sika(state of being in poor health) sikayto (<sika)(to direct (weapon, remark, etc.) (at someone or something)) siktare(to have as a goal or purpose) intendare(to ~ at) (to determine a course) zilare

nevdirekciona (<nevu+direkciono)(the gaseous mixture that makes up the atmosphere) lufto(a characteristic impression, aura, or bearing) ilmo(in music: a melody or tune) melodio(to expose so as to dry, cool or ventilate) luftazare (<lufto)(to give public utterance to or circulate) publicware (<publica)(carried by aircraft) avionay geporta (<aviono, portare)(carried by or through the air) luftay geporta (<lufto, portare)(in flight) envolaja (<enu+volare)

erkondiconareerkondicono (<erkondiconare)aeronavo (<aero- + navo)aerocampo (<aero- +campo)aerofoljo (<aero- +foljo)aerolineo (<aero- +lineo)aerogepostro (<aero- +postrare)aeropostrare (<aero- +postrare)aviono

aeropwerto (<aero- +pwerto)(affectation, pretention, snobbishness) afektajo (<afektare)

lufta kurento (<lufto)aeropisto (<aero- +pisto)larta

(in the air) enlufta (<enu+lufto)(open to the air) allufte aperta (<alu+lufto)(unreal, insubstantial) nonreala (<reala)(like air) liclufta (<licu+lufto)(passage way between rows of seats or shelves) prohodo(mechanical device that warns or indicates) alarmo (<alarmare)(to warn of approaching danger or indicate a predetermined time) alarmare(fear) timayto (<timare)(to frighten) timware (<timare)

vakwa kloko(a bound collection of photos, keepsakes, etc.) albumo(in music: a compilation of recorded compositions) albomo(C2H5OH, obtained by fermentation of sugars and starches) alkoholo(intoxicating liquor containing C2H5OH) spirto(any of a series of hydroxyl compounds containing ethanol and methanol) alkolo(vigilantly attentive or mentally responsive) alerta(warning signal or the period of time said warning is in effect) varnajo (<varnare)(to notify of approaching danger) varnare

algo(belonging to another country, place, society or person) aliena(one from another country or culture) fremdo (<fremda)(any life form or extraterrestrial origin) ekstraterestro

alienware (<aliena)viva (<vivare)

(to become ~) (action triplet: live) vivyare (<vivare)(to cause to become ~) (action triplet: live) vivware (<vivare)(everything) cakwo (<caka+hwo)(every individual of) caka(throughout the whole of) tuta(to state without proof) alegare

alerga(to be ~ to) alergare (<alerga)

alergayto (<alerga)(to soothe) lindrare(small road) ruelo(result) alig(y/w)uro (<alig(y/w)are (<aliga

aliga (<aligare)(to be ~ with) aligare(to set aside from a larger quantity for a specified purpose) alokare(to distribute (money or time) arbitrarily for a specified purpose) alotare

(to give authorative consent for) permitare(to accept responsibility for reluctantly) ametare(to refrain from hindering) erlawbare(to be ~ to) darfare(one joined with as a partner) aligo (<aligare)(to cause to join with as a partner) aligware (<aligare)(to join with as a partner) aligyare (<aligare)

nirmwene (<niru+mwenare)solasole (<sola)

(onward or forward) tworfrente (<tworu+frentu)(as a companion) kune (<kunu)(following the length of) lornu(as a companion of) kunu(in a loud tone) lawte (<lawta)(high mountain) alpo

(letter name)[1] alfaalfa partikeloalfabeto

(according to an alphabet) nakalfabeta (<naku+alfabeto)alpina

(~ having happened) deja (<deje)dejeteze

(to change) candjyare(to cause to change) candjware

(ni/gi)candj(y/w)a (<candj(y/w)a)(happening or following in turns; in botany: growing at intervals on either sialternya (<alternyare)(designating or pertaining to every other one of a series) alternata(a person acting in place of another) substitutyo (<substitutyare)(to occur in successive turns) alternyare(to cause to occur in successive turns) alternware

alternyo (<alternyare)alternyo (<alternyare)alternativaicawtrotske (<trotsu)

(having the second highest pitch range of a singer or instrument) kontralta(person or part having the second highest pitch range) kontralto (<kontralta)

kune (<kunu)(element having atomic number 13, symbol Al) aluminiumo

cakwande (<caka+hwande)(result) amalgam(y/w)uro (<amalgam(y/w)are)(to mix so as to make a unified whole) amalgamyare(to mix so as to make a unified whole) amalgamware(to increase in number or quantity to a large degree) amasyare

(to cause to increase in number of quanity to a large degree) amaswarestupefareambaso

(to be an ~ to) ambasare (<ambaso)ambroambientaambiguakonselivla (<konselare)

(element having atomic number 95, symbol Am) americiumo(having a friendly disposition) amabila(in the midst of) parmu(in or out of the class of) elu(aggregate of material or property in an entity) amonto(the measure of something's size, breadth, or magnitude) grand(ayt/ets/ens)o (<granda)(in physics/mathematics: the maximum absolute value of a periodically varyamplitudo(to engage in actions which provide pleasure, especialy as a means of passinamuzare(chronologic mistake) anakronizmo

anakronizmaanalizajo (<analizare)

(analyzing) analiza (<analizare)(containing analysis) avanalizaja (<analizare)

analizareanatomioancestroanciena

(joint subject or object) cwe(true of both terms) ce

cpevredayto (<vreda)vredyare (<vreda)vredware (<vreda)

(viewpoint) stronovreda

(behaving physically, not intellectually or spiritually) animalicaanimalo

(lively or vivacious) animata(in grammar: having a referent that is a human or an animal) zivotna(to impart zest to or enliven) animatware (<animata)(to give life to) vivware (<vivare)(to impart motion or its appearance to) movyabluware (<movyabla)(lively or vivacious) animata

animismo(body part) anklo

aniversarioanuncare

(to disturb mildly) anoyarecakdjara (<caka+djaro)

(to deprive of legal force) anulareoyndrare

(determiner)[1] otra(a spoken or written reply) gerespondo (<respondare)(the correct response or solution) sfaro(in law: a document filed in response to a complaint) vastino(to say as the immediate result of a question or other stimulous) respondare(to take action as the result of a stimulous) repondrare(to turn one's consideration to) atendare(to be liable or accountable for) ansfarare

ansfara (<ansfarare)(to come before in time) anteyare (<anteyu)(in grammar: word phrase or clause to which a relative pronoun refers; (in l antecedento

anteydagemido (< anteyu dagay mido)anteno

(to be aware of (a future event) before its occurrence) previdare(to look forward to) anticipare

anticipajo(element having atomic number 51, symbol Sb) stibiumo

antikwataantika

(state of being antique) antikayto (<antika)antiteticaanca

(to even the slightest extent, at all) samwe (<sama+hwe)(at least one of) sama(every individual of) caka(something) samwo (<sama+hwo)(everything) cakwo (<caka+hwo)

aorto(distant from in time, place, or position) aparta (<apartare)(to be distant from in time, place, or position) apartare

apartmentoapartmentomo (<apartmento)apatica

(hole, slit or other opening) aperturo(mouth ulcer) afto(to render helpless by enormity of difficulty) konsternare

aperenta(an earnest or urgent request) apelajo (<apelare)(in law: an application to transfer a case from a lower to a higher court) apelacajo (<apelacare)(in law: to apply for an ~) apelacare(the power of attracting or arousing interest) plero (<plerare)

(to request earnestly or urgently) apelare(to attract or to interest) plerare(to have a certain semblance) semblare(to come into view or existence) aperare(to come into view or existence) aperyare (to cause to come into view or existence) aperware(to gratify a claim of, often with surrender of principle) apezare(supplementary text added to the end of a book or article) apendikso(human organ attached to the colon, with no known function) apenditco

apertivo(to express approval of by clapping) aplawdare(expression of approval by clapping) aplawdajo (<aplawdare)(fruit) aplo(to put to use for a purpose) aplikare(to submit oneself as a candidate) aplicare

apuntare(to distribute fairly according to prescribed rules) aporconare(to judge (the value of) expertly) aprezare

aprecibla(to cause to raise in value or price) apreciware(to be fully aware of or sensitive of) saprastare(to admire greatly and be thankful for) arvostare(to raise in value or price) apreciyare(to perceive mentally without knowing the workings, mechanics, and detailsaprendare(to take into custody) aprehendare(anticipating with anxiety) aprehensa(act of coming or drawing near) aprocajo (<aprocare)(method used to reach a destination or goal) aprocumo (<aprocare)(to come nearer to in space, time, or magnitude) aprocare(suitable to the given social situation) apropriata (<apropriatare)(to be suitable for the given social situation) apropriatare

apropriyare(to regard favorably, to commend by word or action) apruvare(to confirm or consent to officially) aprobare(to come near to in value or degree) aproksimare(to attempt to come near to .. in value or degree with) aproksimware .. cwa(in comparatives) nire (<niru)(value or degree coming near to an original) goaproksimwo (<aproksimware .. (month) aprilo(garment worn over the front of the body to protect clothing) sfunto(flat area in front of a vertically extending object) aprono

aproposa (<aproposare)(to be ~ of) aproposare

apta (<aptare)(to be ~ to) aptare

(inherent capacity for and interest in a particular activity) aptitudoakweduktoabitreraarkoarkaicaarcro (<arcrare)arcrajo (<arcrare)

(to engage in ~) arcrarearkitektoarkivoarkusoardentaardua

(region of a two-dimensional surface) arelo(in math: measure of the extent of a surface, e.g. m^2) areo(the range or scope of anything; field of study) djedjino(sound made by a dog) vof(to utter an ~) vofare (<vof)(element having atomic number 18, symbol Ar) argono

argoto(to put forth reasons for or against) arguware(to speak with others about (a controversial topic) by presenting facts and restraytare(verbal dispute) straytajo (<straytare)(course of reasoning aimed at proving the truth or falsehood of something) argumimo (<argumare)(fact or statement used to support a proposition) argumumo (<argumare)(in math: independent variable of a function) argumento

ario(body part) bratco(lower arm, forearm) bajo je bratco(upper arm) hawjo je bratco(appendage projecting from a central support of an object) kraho(limited part of a larger or more complex body) brantco(weapon, especially a firearm) armo(to equip as if for warfare) armazare (<armo)(to prepare a tool or weapon for action) armatware (<armata)(prepared for use as a weapon) armata

bratcfulo(covering used to protect the body from harm) armoro(organized ground military force) armeo(in the general area or range) porake (<poraku)(in no particular direction) nevdirekcione (<nevu+direkciono)(with a circular motion, coming back to a starting point) tcirke (<tcirku)(at various places in) poraku(defining a circle or closed curve containing a thing) tcirku(following a path which curves near (an object)) oturu

(near; in the vicinity of) blisku(to cause heightened activity or action in) stimulare(to set up or organize) arandjare(in music: to adapt (an existing composition) for presentation) gosodare(event of putting in order) arandjajo (<arandjare)(result of putting in order) arandjuro (<arandjare)(set of things that have been put in order) giarandjo (<arandjare)(in music: result of adapting (a composition)) gosoduro (<gosodare)(settlement, agreement) *****

arayo(to reach a destination) arivare

aroganta(element having atomic number 33, symbol As) arseniko(production or arrangement of sounds, colors, forms, movements, etc. that afarto(product of artistic activity) artumo (<arto)(nonscientific branch of learning) kunsto

arterioingeniosa

(member of a group or class) artigo(story, report, or opinion piece in a periodical) claneko(in grammar: part of speech that indicates, specifies and limits a noun) cleno(in law: section of a document) artikelo(speaking in a clear and effective manner) artikulata (<artikulatare)(to express in coherent verbal form) artikulatare(able to bend or hinge at certain intervals) artikulyabla (<artikulyare)(to bend or hinge at intervals) artikulyare(to (cause to) bend or hinge at intervals) artikulware(to pronounce distinctly and carefully) enuncare

artificialaartistoartistica

(guileless) nongwila (<gwilare)(to such an extent or degree) swe(in comparatives: equally) egale (<egalare)(in the same manner that) licke (<licu)(at the same moment that) anke (<anu)(during the same span that) dumke (<dumu)(considering that) kawske (<kawsu)(in the role of) ez(u/ew)((introducing the basis of comparison)) as(u/ew)(to move upward, along or upon) askendare

asketica(to declare (concrete things and affects) as belonging to or resulting from) atribuware(cinder) cindro(to be ~ of) hontare

(to put (a question)(to someone)) kwayrare(to make a petition for (from someone)) rogare

dorma (<dormare)(to be ~) dormare(to cause to fall ~) dormware (<dormare)(to fall ~) dormyare (<dormare)(appearance of something when viewed in a certain manner or from a certainaspekto(in grammar: verb quality which determines the relationship between the speaspektio(to ~ to) aspirare(to set upon repeatedly and violently) asaylare(to set upon suddenly and with intense violence) asaltare(to determine (the contents of) by examination) asayare(to come together out of common interest or purpose) asembelyare(to bring together out of common interest or purpose) asembelware(to put together) asamblare(group) asembelyuro (<asembelyare)(set of assembled parts) asambluro (<asamblare)(to go along with (another's proposals or actions)) asentare(to state boldly) aserare(to judge (the value of) expertly) aprezare(object of value) avwaro

asidua(to give out as a task) asignare(to put within a type, class, or period) asegnare

asimilyareasimilware

(to help in a secondary or subordinate manner) asistare(joined with others and having equal or nearly equal status) niasocya (<asocyare (<asocare))(having partial status or privilidges) vitc- (prefix)(person united with others in an enterprise) asociato(close companion) socro (<socrare)(to cause to join with others and have equal or nearly equal status) asocware (<asocare)(to join with others and have equal or nearly equal status) asocyare (<asocare)(to join with as a partner) aligyare (<aligare)(to spend time together socially with) socrare

asoca (<asocare)(to be ~ with) asocare(result) asocuro (<asocare)

asorta(to take for granted without proof) asumare(to make certain) certware (<certa)(to make confident) pevnware (<pevna)(made certain) gicertwa (<certware (<certa))(made confident) gipevnwa (<pevnware (<pevna))(element having atomic number 85, symbol At) astatino

asteriskoastonareastonareastringareastrologisto (<astrolog-)astrologioastronawtoastronomisto (<astronom-)astronomioastutaasilononsimetra (<simetra)nonsimetra (<simetra)

(at point in space) etu(at point in time) atu

atroca(to come to be fastened or affixed to) atacyare (<atacare)(to cause .. to be fastened or affixed to) atacware (<atacare)(person officially assigned to a diplomatic staff, to serve in a particular capaataceo(fastened or affixed to) ataca (<atacare)(to be fastened or affixed to) atacare(assault carried out with violent force or hostile criticism) atakajo (<atakare)(to engage in offensive action against) atakare(to arrive at (a goal) through effort and progress) atingare

pogare(to be present at) adestare(to turn one's consideration to) atendare(to pay ~ to) atencare(state of paying ~) atencayto (<atencare)

atenyareatenware

(to affirm or certify (something) as correct, true, or genuine) atestareatiko

(position of the body) posturo(disposition or state of mind) atitudo(to arouse interest, excitement, etc.) atrakconare(to pull without touching) atrahare(thing arousing interest) atrakcono (<atrakconare)(arousing interest) atrakcona (<atrakconare)

atributo(to declare (abstract qualities and possessions) as belonging to or resulting atribuware

awdac(oz)a (<awdacare)(to be ~) awdacare(state/quality of being audacious) awdac(ayt/ets)o (<awdacare)

spektomo (<spektare)(to add to (something) so as to increase in amount or degree) awgmentyare

(to cause to add to (something) so as to increase in amount or degree) awgmentwareawgusta

(month) avgustotantoawspica (<awspicare)

(to be ~ to) awspicareawsteraawtentica

(to establish as authentic) awtenticware (<awtentica)awtoro (<awtorare)

(to be the ~ of) awtorareawtoritera

(power to enforce rules and give orders) awtoritato(person(s) in command) awtorito(y)(source of reliable information on a subject) awtoriteo(under the ~ of) suvu

automatica(season) awtumno(capable of coming into possession (by someone)) obtenivla (<obtenare)

vendjare(of mediocre ranking or ability) sredena(relating to the typical or standard) normala(in math: arithmetic mean) sredno

avida(to keep away from (a source of danger or difficulty)) evitare(to state openly and with moral commitment) avaware(to wait for (a future event) with certainty) atendare

vaka (<vakare)(to be ~) vakare(to become awake) vakyare (<vakare)(to cause to be awake) vakware (<vakare)

konca (<koncare)(to be ~ of) koncare(not present or otherwise unavailable) absenta(from a place) frome (<fromu)(at a distance in time or space) diste (<distu)(direction) fromu

dumtempe (<dumu+tempo)(lacking dexterity or poise) gofa(difficult to bear or carry) enkumbra (<enkumbrare)(not easily managed or effected; embarrassing) hankala(imaginary line around which an object rotates) akso(in math: line on a graph used to locate data) aksiso

azimuto(to make a low murmuring sound) pletcare(to talk idly) tcarlare(to utter (meaningless words or sounds)) bablare(Turkish or oriental slipper) babuco

bebobeba pwero (<bebo)

beba puelo (<bebo)bacilo

(part of the body nearest the spine) dorso(located in the rear) prapa (<prapu)(remote; removed, difficult to access) surja(of a past date (not current)) pasea(rear surface or reverse side) tergo(type of football player or in other sports) backo(to cause to move backward) movware .. bakte(to support or endorse politcially or financially) apoyare (to substantiate; to provide strengthening evidence for) sturkare(to bet on) vedrare(due from an earlier time; past due) deje doljna(away from the front) prape (<prapu)(toward the rear) tworprape (< tworu prapu)(in check) retenare(to or toward a former condition ) retro-(in return or retort) res-(in ~ of) prapu(to move backward and away from something or someone) frommovyare (<from+mov(y/w)are)(to cause to move backward and away from something or someone) frommovware (<frommovare+mov(y/w)are)(to desist from) desistare (to lower in amount or quantity) bacware (<baca)

frommoyare (<from+mov(y/w)are)frommoware (<from+mov(y/w)are)

(to withdraw from (something one has promised to do)) vidravare (to confirm (to remove all doubt about)) konfirmare (to support (to endorse)) apoyare(to copy and transfer for security purposes to prevent loss or failure) sovgardare(to reinforce) renforcare

resalu(less important or unobtrusive aspects of scenery) sfondo(social heritage, history, information about past events) tawsto(to put in a position that is not prominent) ensfondware (<en- +-sfondo-+ -w-)

zainobackwards (in the direction toward the rear or opposite to normal operation)baktaundeveloped or unsophisticated zatsofana(not good, unfavorable, negative; not suitable or appropriate; unhealthy; unpmala(causing intense pain or distress) severa(rotten) nistrikya (<strikyare)(not functional) nonfuncona(malodorous) malodorada(to outmit or frustrate by puzzling) baflare(container made of flexible material) sako(small container for belongings) bolso(large piece of luggage used for carrying clothes) valizo(to put in a ~) ensakware (< +en- + sak-+ -w-)(amount held in a ~) sakfulo(security, usually money, exchanged for the release of an arrested person) kawciono(to secure the release of by providing security (usually money)) kawcare

(to release (someone for whom bail has been paid) liberware medu kawciono (<libera + -w-) (to empty (a boat) (of water)) zgotare .. (odu vodo)(food, etc. placed on a hook or in a trap to help in capturing animals) isko(to place bait on or in) iskazare (<iskare)(to lure or entice) iskirare (<iskare)

pyekare(in finance) soldo(state of cancellation of all forces by equal opposing forces) balansayto (<balansare)(to be in ~ with) balansare(to come into ~ with) balansyare (<balansare)(to cause to be in ~ with) balansware (<balansare)

balansa (<balansare)balkonokalva

(beam, corssbeam) balko(something which prevents action or slows progess) obstaklo((sports) deceptive motion;feint) fento(to put obstcles in the way of so as to prevent) sfentare(to prevent (someone) from accomplishing or fulfilling (something)) hindrare(spherical body for games, etc.) bolo(game involving spherical body) balo(in baseball:a pitch that is outside the strike zone and not swung at) mabalo(a rounded part or protuberance)(a formal dance) pleso (to become/cause to be formed into (a) ball(s)) bolyare/ bolware

balerinobaletobalono

(aromatic, oily residue exuded by various chiefly tropical trees and shrubs, balsamo(any tree or shrub yielding such a substance) balsomyero (balsamo-+-yer-)(pleasing aromatic fragrance or ointment; something soothing) balmo(plant of the genus Melissa) meliso(an ethnically ~ person) balto(prohibition imposed by law or official decree) prohibajo (<prohibare)(to prohibit (something), especially by official decree) prohibare

banalabanano

(thin strip of material used to encircle and bind or trim, finish, or reinforce) bendo(long narrow region of material which contrasts with its surroundings) strimo(in physics: range of wavelength, frequency, or energy) pasmo(group of people joined in a common purpose) omado(group of musicians) bando(to fasten with a thin strip of material) bendirare (<bendo) (to become a group of people joined in common purpose) omadyare (<omado)

cinctabangare

(to send (someone/something) away from a country forcefully and by officiabanicare(explanation) bandjo(an institution where one can place and borrow money and take care of financbanko(safe and guaranteed storage place for goods) panko

(round protuberance) je pyedo

(any piled up mass, as of snow or cloud) pileo(a steep natural or artificial incline; embankment) pengero(the slope of land adjoining a body of water, especially adjoining a lake, rivebrego(an elevated area of a sea floor; shallow area of shifting sand, gravel, mud, eotmelo(a line of objects, often regularly spaced) rayho(to deposit (money) in a financial institution) enbankware (<enu-+banko-)(to pile up; amass) pileware (<pileo-)(to construct with a slope rising to the outside edge) pengerazare (<pengero)(to arrange or set up in a row) rayhware (<rayho)(to tilt (an aircraft)laterally in flight) bankrare

bankrupta

(large sign constructed of soft material or fabric often with a device or mott banero(piece of cloth used as a standard signal or emblem) flago(much better than average;superior due to rarity) ekcepcionala

bankweto(long, straight, rigid piece of any solid material with a uniform cross sectionstango(cuboid piece of any commodity) bloko(something which prohibits, excludes, or confines passage) baryero (<baryerare)(long narrow region of material which contrasts with its surroundings) strimo(sandbar) colo(in music: a vertical line dividing a staff into equal measures) mejuray strimo (in music section of the staff typically of equal duration) mejuro(a counter at which drinks, usually alcoholic, and sometimes meals are serv stokyo(an establishment or room containing such a counter) barho(anything that impedes or prevents; an obstacle) baryero (<baryerare)(official order prohibiting some activity) prohibimo (<prohibare)(lawyers collectively) avokatomo (<avokato)(to prohibit, exclude, or confine passage) baryerare(to disallow officially) prohibare(to mark with stripes) strimazare(to lock or bolt with a long straight ridgid piece of solid material) stangirare(except for;excluding) sawfu(small backward-pointing shaft in an arrow, fishook etc. which prevents easyzabetco(to provide or furnish with one or more small backward-pointing shafts) zabetchazare

barbara

bardo(lacking the usual furnishing equiptment or decoration) bera(without the usual or appropriate clothing or covering) nuda(exposed to view;undisguised) blota(without ornament) nevorna (<nevu+orno)(just sufficient; mere) edva(to cause to be lacking the usual furnishing equipment or decoration) berware (<bera)(to cause to be without the usual or appropriate clothing or covering) nudware (<nuda)

(agreement between parties concerning the sale of property) bargano(item purchased for significantly less than usual) *****

(to negotiate the terms of a sale or exchange) bargaynare (large flat-bottomed boat used for transport or ceremonial occassions) bardjo(to transport by large flat-bottomed boat) bardjirare (<bardjo)(to enter or exit rudely and abruptly) bargare

(harsh, abrupt sound as made by a dog) berkajo (<berkare)(outer covering of woody stems, branches, roots, etc and main trunks of tre borko(to utter a harsh, abrupt sound as does a dog) berkare(to speak sharply; to snap) ****(to remove bark from (a tree or log)) desborkazare (<borko)

barno

(baron/baroness (ruler of a barony)) barono

baroka(large, cylindrical containerhaving a flat top and bottom of equal diameter) barelo(amount held in a barrel) barefulo (<barelo)(metal, cylindrical part of a firearm through which the bullet travels) djucino(trash container) roskway konteno (to put into in a barrel ) enbarelware (<enu+barelo)(unable to bear children; sterile) amula (having poor fertility; not producing vegetation) ninfertila(bleak) erima(something which prohibits, excludes, or confines passage) baryero (<baryerare)(point, edge, or line beyond which something may not proceed) limito(to prohibit, exlude, or confine passage) baryerare

Missing Ayola Wordbarito

(game) besbalo(item: the ball itself) besbolo(on the basis of) banu

sotanobluga

(constituting an underlying principle or concept) basisa (<basiso)(in chemistry: having a high value on the pH scale (8-14)) bazea(constituing a basis) basise (<basiso)

basilo(of a river) basino(shallow depression) baseno(underlying principle or concept) basiso

korbo(in music: having the lowest pitch range of a singer or instrument) basa(in music: person or part having the lowest pitch range) baso (<basa)

fagoto(to take a bath) badare(to immerse and wash in water) bagnare(room containing a toilet) zahodo

badvano(method of dying fabric) batiko

(device producing electricity) bateriobatalare

(body of water) buktobazarobazuko

[used to indicate that the subject and the object are the same or that the subj estarepladjobidobiglobeko

(kernel) bawno(pod of beans) fabway hulso (<fabo)(pod) hulso(seed) fabo(family Ursidae) ursido(to withstand, sustain or put up with) ertragare(to yield, to submit) submisare(to press (to exert pressure on)) presare(to intensify one's efforts) efortare intense(to extend in time (for a specified period)) zdurare (<dura)(to endure (to tolerate or suffer patiently) endurare(to be patient about) pacyentare

barbo(angular position) direkciono

bestobestiala

(to give a ~ing to) mulkare(to hit or strike repeatedly) slanare(to stress in a rhythmic pattern) klopare(to wave (wings or arms), to flap) batrare(to whip (e.g. cream)) vispare(to strike in a downward direction) dolfrapare (<dolu+frapare)(to subdue (to overpower)) subduware(to haggle with (someone) to sell at a lower price) marcandare(to repel) repelare(to waste time) sprekare tempo(to vanquish (to defeat)) venkare(to extinguish) ekstingare(to stress in a rhythmic pattern) klopare(to beat (to give a beating to) mulkare(to feel bad or guilty (about something)) sentare kulpa (<kulpare)

belabelizare (<bela)

(considering that) kawske (<kawsu)kawsu

(relational triplet: be, make) (to turn into or to assume (a condition or qualit estyare (<estare)(bottom of body of water) buno(for sleeping) leyto(garden plot) bedo

dorcambro (<dormajway cambro)

koltco(genus Galium) galio(order Hymenoptera) himenoptero

bifobifa stekobiro

(to occur with lack of apparent cause or plan) akadareanteyke (<anteyu)anteyuanteye (<anteyu)anteye (<anteyu)

(to (cause to) come into being) natcyare(to (cause to) come into being) natcware(part) natc(y/w)uso(point, place) natc(y/w)iso(to delude by craft, charm or diversion) gwilare(dance) begino

kondutareprapu

(after, in arrears) poste (<postu)biholdareesta (<estare)egzistayto (<egzistare)tardakredareklocobelikosabeligeranta

(body part) ventro(to be possessed by) geposedare (<posedare)(to have a proper place) pertencare(to be a part, element or member of) nalejare

geamo (<amare)(band worn around the waist) belto(for machines) tasmo

benko(abrupt change in direction of a linear form) kurbo

fleksyareflekswareondere (<onderu)onderu

(helpful or good to something or someone) benefica (<beneficare)beneficare

(beneficial) benefica (<beneficare)avkurba (<avu+kurbo)

(to leave (property) in a will) bekwedaregebekwedo (<bekwedare)berevare

(element having atomic number 97, symbol Bk) berkeliumobako

(element having atomic number 4, symbol Be) beriliumo(to encircle and set upon from all sides) cirkondare

pudupluste bonabestiala

(to give from a favored position acting out of justice, mercy or generosity) skenkare(to stake or pledge (money etc) (on) ( a contestant or outcome) vetrare .. (proru) ..

(letter name)[1] betabeto partikelo

(fruit of the betel palm) betelo(to occur with lack of apparent cause or plan) akadare(to be faithless or treacherous to) traytare(to make known, thereby breaking trust or a pledge) tradare

pluse bona(connecting) twinu(in medial position) menu

biselogebibo (<bibare)

(to cause extreme confusion of the mind in) zmastare(to perform or bring forth (a spell or enchantment)) sortcare(exceeding) uberu(on the other side of) tcezu

biasa(to dispute with a sharp, recurrent exchange of remarks on a mean or petty l bistitcare

biciklograndabigoto

(on a ship) bildjo(paper money) bilo

binera(to become bound to) bindyare(to cause to be bound to) bindware

bingo(one who studies life and life processes) biologisto (<biolog-)(science of life and life processes) biologio(class Aves) aviso(cap) bireto(event of giving birth) naskajo (<naskare)(to give ~ to) naskare(anniversary of date of birth) kumpleano(date of birth) naskjurno (<naskajway djurno)(form of bread) biskwito

bisekcare(element having atomic number 83, symbol Bi) bismutumo

bistrobrevo (<breva)

(in computers) bito(in comparatives) nirmwene (<niru+mwenare)(in comparatives) nirpluse (<niru+plusare)

mordare

bitumobizara

(of a color absorbing all wavelengths of visible light) nigra(large erasable vertical writing surface (for chalk)) (fortcalka) tavlo(body part) vesiko

klingo(to hold responsible) blamare

blandablankasmikoblasfemareblasfema (<blasfemare)

(semi-formal or casual jacket) blazeroblitcumo (<blitcare)blitcareblitare

(to release blood) sangetcare (<sango)(result) mic(y/w)uro (<mic(y/w)are)(to mix with so that the components shade into each other) micyare (to cause to mix with so that the components shade into each other) micware

blendoblindamigareblajablida

(in town or city) kortelo(cuboid piece of any commodity) bloko(something which opposes passage temporarily) blokro (<blokrare)(to oppose passage temporarily) blokrare(of a color resembling pale yellow to golden brown, usually describing hair blonda(having hair of a color resembling pale yellow to golden brown) blond-harada (<blonda+haro)(one having hair of a color resembling pale yellow to golden brown) blond-harado (<blonda+haro)

sango(to remove completely by covering) blotrare(torso garment, usually loose-fitting and having button closures down the fr bluzo(to move by means of air current) blovyare(to cause to move by means of air current) blovware(to expel (an air or fluid current)) soplare(to kill (to cause to cease living)) mortware(to astound) astonare(to vanquish (to defeat)) venkare(to disperse) dispersyare(to cause to disperse) dispersware(to fall) laysare ke .. kadware(to cause to fall) laysare ke .. kadware(to shirk) curkare(to separate forcibly by explosion, etc.) awfeksplodware (<awfu+eksplodware)(to blow while emitting) blovwiemitare (<blovware + -i- + emitare)(to extinguish) ekstingare(to deflate (to become empty of all gas)) deflaryare

(to deflate (to remove all the gas from)) deflarware (to subside (to decrease to a more normal)) subsidyare(to subside (to cause to decrease to a more normal)) subsidware(to subside (to decrease to a more normal)) subsidyare(to subside (to cause to decrease to a more normal)) subsidware(to pass or go by naturally or with time) prayeterare (to explode) eksplodyare(to explode) eksplodware(to inflate (to come to be filled with a gas)) inflaryare(to inflate (to come to be filled with a gas)) inflarware(to increase in size, extend, capacity or scope) plusgrandyare(to cause to increase in size, extent, capacity or scope) plusgrandware(to become popular very quickly) populeryare (<populera)(to anger) vredyare (<vreda)(to cause to anger) vredware (<vreda)(to exaggerate (to overstate, to describe more than is fact) eksagerare(to exist) egzistare

tcialare(of a color having an effective wavelength in the range 490-455 nm in the viblua

livia(indigo) indiga

blufare(dull, not sharp) blunta(species Sus scrofa) skrofo(wooden, etc.) tabulo(large erasable vertical writing surface) tavlo(to express vanity about with excessive pride) vantare

barkobobino

(any physical object or material thing) tcalo(most important part of anything) kwerpo(physical structure of a human or animal) korpo(element having atomic number 107) borhiumo(to (cause to) come to the vaporization point and release vapor) boylyare(to (cause to) come to the vaporization point and release vapor) boylware(having come to (or has been caused to arrive at) the vaporization point, rel (ni/gi)boyl(y/w)are (<boyl(y/w)are

bruyantatemer(oz)a (<temerare)tutcna

(dance) bolerajo (<bolerare)(to dance the ~) bolerare(for crossbow) strelko(sliding pin or bar in a lock or latch mechanism) riglo

boluso(to shower with projectiles, particles, etc.) bombardare

bondoosto

(instrument) bongo(volume of written or printed pages) libro

bumare

(to (help to) lift by pushing from below or behind) bustrare(footwear covering most of the foot and extending above the ankle) boto

bordo(to cause boredom in) skutcware (<skutca)(experiencing boredom) skutca

ginaska (<naskare)(element having atomic number 5, symbol B) borono

pruntareborctco

(person in charge) hefobotcare

(determiner)[1] ambaece … ce

(to disturb and affect physical and mental composure) bodrare(to pick on, bully, harass or hassle) haslare

botelo(to provide (a) boundary(-ies) to) grensazare (<grenso)

grenso(reward for beneficial act) bawnto

buketobutiko

(with 2 loops) fyongo(to bend at the waist, to show diference or respect) bugare(container) bovlo(knot) bulino(rectangular container) kapso(to ~ as a sport) boksare(ticket window) giceo

pwero(beloved) geamo (<amare)(piece of jewelry worn about the wrist) braceleto

brakto(to express vanity about by exaggerated claims and often an air of insolancevantare

cervelobremsobrano

(limited part of a larger or more complex body) brantco(of tree) ramo(trademark or distinctive name) brando

cwenkare(metal) laytono

kuradjabrawnoavbrawna (<brawno)brazare

(gap or rift in a solid structure) bretcobroto

(to break or separate into pieces) rompyare(to cause to break or separate into pieces) rompware(to leave (to depart)) departare

(to separate (to become not connected, joined or attached) separyare (separare)(to separate (to cause to become not connected, joined or attached) separware (separare)(to cease functioning properly) (adj+pair: broken down) brekyare (<breka)(to fail (to cease operating properly) misfunconare (<funconare)/ brekyare (<breka)(to decay (to undergo decomposition, usually producing foul odor) putriyare(to cause to decay (to cause to undergo decomposition, usually producing foputruware(to decay (to deteriorate in nuclear, molecular or chemical composition) dekahyare(to cause to decay (to cause to deteriorate in nuclear, molecular or chemica dekahware(to decay (to lose energy, to relax to a less excited state) desekcityare (<ekcityare)(to cause to decay (to cause to lose energy, to cause to relax to a less exciteddesekcitware (<ekcitware)(to become physically or mentally unstable) *(to weaken) frelyare (<frela)(to cause to weaken) frelware (<frela)(to detail (to explain precisely and throughly) detalazare (<detalo)(to itemize) cozazare (<cozo)(to classify) klasifikare (to separate (to become not connected, joined or attached) separyare (<separare)(to cause to separate (to cause to become not connected, joined or attached) separware (<separare)(to analyze) analizare(to enter by force or other illicit means) aynganare forze (<aynu+ganare) (<forzare)(to train (to teach a task to)) traynare(to instruct) instruware(to initiate (to cause to begin)) natware(to make (something) function well through use or wear) *(to interrupt) interumpare(to enter forcibly) *****(to interrupt) interompare(to separate forcibly by breaking) awfrompare (<awfu+rompware)(to cause to stop) tcesware(to bring out, use or present) ayfaportare (<ayfu+aportare)to separate (to cause to be not connected, joined, or attached to) separ(w)are (<separare)to begin suddenly or emerge in a certain condition natcyare subiteto erupt (to release (pressure, tension, skin rash, etc.) spontaneously) eruptare(to escape (to get free of)) eskapare(to break or seaprate into pieces) rompyare(to dissolve (said of a solute) to become mixed with a solvent) disolvyare(to cause (a solute) to be mixed with a solvent) disolvwareto end a relationship *(to cease (to come to an end)) tcesyare(to cease (to cause an end to) tcesware(to disrupt) disruptyare(to cause to disrupt) disruptwareto stop (a fight) stridajo (<stridare))(capable of being broken) rompwivla (<rompware)(capable of breaking) rompyabla (<rompyare)(event of eating the first meal of the day) dejunajo (<dejunare)(food of the first meal of the day) dejunumo (<dejunare)(to eat the first meal of the day) dejunare(chest, body part) pektoro(female organ) grudo

spirareaynspirare (<aynu+spirare)ayfspirare (<ayfu+spirare)

(to raise) bredarebrizobrevayto (< breva)brawarebribarebrudo

(game) bridjo(spanning structure) ponto(extending in time for a relatively small period) brifa

tetcko(in time) brife (<brifa)(of a shade tending toward white) hela(strongly lit) brila (<brilare)(having high and/or quick cognitive ability) inteligenta(shining) brilyanta(capable of originating novel ideas and concepts) brilyenta

brimo(to take) aportareto cause (to set off (an event or action); to produce as a result) kawzareto accomplish (to complete (a job or feat) with a display of talent) akomplareto capture (to take control of by force or strategem) kaptareto kill (to cause to cease living) mortware (<morta)(to lessen (to decrease in numer or quantity)) minskyare(to lessen (to cause to decrease in number or quantity)) minskware(to reduce (to cut down in size, time, cost or rank)) reducyare(to reduce (to cause to cut down in size, time, cost or rank)) reducware(to depress (to become in a lingering state of low spirits)) depresyare (<depresa)(to depress (to cause to be in a lingering state of low spirits)) depresware (<depresa)(to profit) profitare(to introduce (to bring into practice)) introducare(to cause (to set off (an event or action); to produce as a result)) kawzare(to expose (to uncover, unmask or bring from concealment)) eksponare(to reveal (to make visible or known (something previously obscured or secrrevelare(to elicit) elicare(to evoke) evokare(to emphasize) emfazare(to rear (to raise to maturity)) vitcovare(to mention) menconare

brinkobriskasprodabrockare

(in extent or scope) larjabrokatobrokolobroylyarebroylware

(forcibly fractured) (ni/gi)romp(y/w)a (<romp(y/w)are(having ceased functioning properly) (adj+pair: break down) breka(element having atomic number 35, symbol Br) bromino

bronkusobronzobrotcofrato

(hairy ridge over the eye) brovo(of a color that is between red and yellow in hue, low to medium in saturati bruna(having brown hair) brun-harada (<bruna+haro)(one who has brown hair) brun-harado (<bruna+haro)

brosobruskabrutala

(animal other than a human) bruto bruticabublo

(in medicine) bubonobuklobukolicakalikso

(to neutralize (a solution)) bufrare(furniture) bufeyo(meal) bufeto

stroyarezgrado

(rounded object with stem) bolgo(underground stem of plant) bulbo

bojokuglo

(to pick on, bother, harass or hassle) haslare(for hot dog, etc.) bulko(of hair) tcinyono(group of objects bound or held together) bundelo(package) paketo

botcarebotca (<botcare)bunkroburdolicburda (<licu+burdo)buroho

(to enter (a place) to commit theft) burglareburleskare

(to (cause to) undergo combustion) brulware(to (cause to) undergo combustion) brulyare

burstyareburstwarebusobusko

(commercial enterprise or establishment) bizneso

(something involving someone or something personally) asuntogeokupa (<okupare)coebutco (<butcare)

(to slaughter animals for market) butcarebuterobutonokumprare

(agent) byu(to the degree of) kwantu(fronting on) vedu

baypasiso (<baypasare)(to avoid or go around (an obstacle)) baypasare(conspiratorial group) kabalo(plant, leaves) kapusto(of ship or plane) kayuto(small house) kabano(upright, cupboardlike repository with shelves, drawers, etc.) armwaro(board of official advisors to an executive) kabineto(strong steel or fiber roper; bound or sheathed group of conductors ) kablo(telegram) telegramo(to provide with (a) ~(s)) kablazare (<kablo)(to fasten with (a) ~(s)) kablirare (<kablo)(to send a telegram to) telegramazare (<telegramo)

gakarekadeto

(element having atomic number 48, symbol Cd) kadmiumokafeo

(structure for confining animals, birds or prisoners; (in sports)) kletko(to put in ~) enkletkware (<enu+kletko)

kajolare(sweet dessert) keyko(to dance the ~) keykwokare(element having atomic number 20, symbol Ca) kalciumo(to attain by mathematical operations) kalkulare

kalkulatorokalendaro

(young of the cow or bull) kalfo(young of the elephant, seal, whale, etc.) juna <animalo>(calfskin leather) kalfay kwero (<kalfo)(back part of the human leg between the knee and ankle) suro

kaliko(element having atomic number 98, symbol Cf) kaliforniumo

kalifo(to refer to (as)) djamare(to summon) zvatare(to annul (to deprive of legal force)) anulare(to telephone someone again) ritelefonirare (<telefono)(to return a telephone call) restelefonirare (<telefono)(to reprimand) reprimandare

(to scold) skoldare(to summon) zvatare(to request (to make a petition for (from someone))) rogare(to require) rekwirare(to demand (to desire and be able to purchase goods or services)) demandare(to need) brawkare(to recall) *(to report by telephone) raportare medu telefono(to ask for payment of) rogare pagajo jwi (<pagare)(to cancel (to cease to cease doing)) tcesware(to ask (to put (a question) (to someone))) kwayrare(to make a short visit to (on the way to some other place)) vizitare brife(to select (for a task)) selegare(to yell) gritare(to summon (to call together)) konvokare(to elicit) elicare(to specify) specifikare(to select) selegare(to evoke from memory) evokare(to telephone) telefonirare (<telefono)(to summon (to call together)) konvokare

kalmakalorio

(to speak ill of with malicious intent) kalumniyarecamo

(gem or medallion with profile cut in raised relief) kamayo(technique of engraving on a gem or stone) kamayifajo (<kamayo)(brief appearance of an actor or actress) kameo

kamero(place for temporary lodging) kampo(wide open space) campo(to establish a ~) kampifare (<kampo)(to live in a tent, etc.) kamprare(to engage in an effort to attain some political, social or commercial goal) kampagnare(cylindrical metal vessel) pucko(to have the necessary powers or resources (to do something)) povare(to have permission to) darfare(to possibly, maybe) mocare(to preserve by sealing in a can) enpuckware (<enu+pucko)(man-made waterway) kanalo(dance) kankanajo (<kankanare)(to dance the ~) kankanare(to halt (an action or program)) haltyare(to halt (an action or program)) haltware(to cross out or mark as used) kancelare(to deprive of legal force) anulare(to offset; to remove a common factor or term) gayrare

kancerokandida

(solid mass of wax with wick) kandelo

(rich, sweet confection) kando(to reduce to sugar crystals) kandware (<kando)(piece of ~) snopo(flexible, jointed woody stem of a plant; strip of stem used in wickerwork) fimbo(stick used as walking aid) trosto(conical tooth between the incisor and first bicuspid) kanino

kankro(in medicine) kanulo(slender, open boat with pointed ends propelled by (a) single-bladed paddle(kanuo(standard or test by which things may be compared or judged) kriterio(religious law or code of religious law) kanoneo(authoriative list of works) kanono(musical composition with melody repeated by one or more voices) kanonio(high horizontal covering) baldakino((in aviation) transparent movable enclosure over cockpit) kwomuo(state of angular deviation) inklinayto (<inklina)(degree of angular deviation) inklinenso (<inklina)(special vocabulary or terminology) jargono(to become slanted or tilted to one side) inklinyare (<inklina)(to cause to be slanted or tilted to one side) inklinware (<inklina)(to bevel) biselazare (<biselo)(slanted or tilted to one side) inklina(store for military personnel) komisario(recreation hall or cafeteria or temporary eating place) kantino

kantilokanto

(coarse cloth used as fabric or for painting) kanvaso(to cover an area with ~) kanvasazare (<kanvaso)(solicitation of voters or public opinion) solicitajo (<solicitare)(to solicit voters, opinions, etc.) solicitare(to question (a sample group of persons) in order to ascertain public opinionanketare(to engage in an effort to attain some political, social or commercial goal) kampagnare(to shift through or examine throughly by discussion or debate) surveyare(protective covering or seal) kapo(filling the alloted space) plenwa (<plenware (<plenare))(ability to contain or hold) kontenetso (<kontenare)(quality of having the necessary powers or resources (to do something)) povetso (<povare)(position in which one functions) doljnosto(electrical capacitance) kapacitanso(garment) pelerino(headland) kabo(privateering vessel) kapero(of prime importance) mutce importanta (<mutca)(involving punishment by death) eksekuconajway (<eksekuconare)(uppercase) majuskla(uppercase letter) majusklo (<majuskla)(city designated as a legislative seat by some authority) stolitso(produced goods, money or wealth available for production, other goods or skapitalo(uppermost part of a column) kapitelo

kapitalismo (<kapitalo)

kapitalisto (<kapitalo)(to write in capital letters) majuskluware (<majuskla)(to contribute or acquire money or resources) kapitalazare (<kapitalo)(to convert into cash or similar as a source of income) kapitalware (<kapitalo)(building in which the legislature meets) kapitolo

kapitularekapono

(some form of a container) kapsulo(in a brief, condensed or compact form) kapselo((winemaking) covering over the cork at the top of the wine bottle) kapo(a chief or leader of some group, who is in command) kapteno(a military officer) kapitano(to exercise command of a ship, aircraft or sports team) kaptenare (<kapteno)(act of taking control by force or strategem) kaptajo (<kaptare)(to take control of by force or strategem) kaptare(to record accurately or convincingly) kaptrare(automobile) caro

karamelo(in jewelry) karato(element having atomic number 6, symbol C) karbono(any flat, piece of paper, plastic, etc.) karto(playing ~) ludajay karto (<ludare)(business ~) biznesay karto (<bizneso)(in computing: insertable electronic device) komputajay karto (<komputare)(any game using playing ~s; ~ game) kartway ludajo (<karto, ludare)(tool used to disentangle fibers) kardo(roll or sliver of fiber delivered from a ~ing machine) kardiruro (<kardo)(machine used to disentangle fibers) macina kardo (<macino)(to use a tool or machine to disentangle fibers) kardirare (<kardo)(of fundamental importance including the main directions (north, south, eastkardinala(describing a "natural" number used to indicate quantity) kardinalna(having a bright red color) kardenalekolora (<kardenalo+koloro)(number indicating quantity, or the size of a set) kardinalno (<kardinalna)(bright red color) kardenalekoloro (<kardenalo+koloro)(official of the Catholic Church, ranking below the Pope and the patriarchs) kardenalo

kardinalisokardinalido

(close concern or strong interest) brinajo (<brinare)(worry) vorjetso (<vorja)(maintence or upkeep) mantenajo (<mantenare)(treatment of those in need) zorgajo (<zorgare)(state of being cared for by others) gezorgetso (<zorgare)(to want) (polite expression) vwelare(to be concerned about or have a strong interest in) brinare(to look after) zorgare(one's calling in life or occupation or profession) karyero

kawtakaresarekargokarnivalo

(songbird in finch family, Cardinalis cardinalis)(any bird in the family, Cardinalidae)

(species Cyprinus carpio) karpiocarpento (<carpentare)

(to build or repair wooden structures) carpentaretapico

(baby carriage) pramo(horse-drawn) kutco(on a train) vagono(species Daucus carota) karoto(act of transporting or lifting something) portajo (<portare)(tract of land between two bodies of navigable water) portadjiso (<portadjare)(to lift and transport something) portare(in mathematics: to transfer the excess quantity between columns in additioneportare (<portare)(to have on hand for sale) stoklare(to transmit or travel) transmisyare(to have on one's person) havare(to do successfully) cafare(to act convincingly (to put on a theatrical performance)) aktorare konvince(to continue) vajdyare(to cause to continue) vajdware(to manage (to direct by delegation of tasks)) manedjare(to act (to carry out an action)) agare(to behave, to conduct (oneself)) kondutare(to maintain) mantenare(to execute (toperform (a planned task) with efficiency, precision or finality)eksekutare(to remain (to be left behind)) zbutare(to transfer (to move from one location, job, vehicle, etc. to another / to cau transfer(y/w)are(to transfer (to move from one location, job, vehicle, etc. to another / to cau transfer(y/w)are(to accomplish (to complete (a job or feat) with a display of talent))) akomplare(to support (to hold)) stunare(to prevail (to predominate)) predominare(small, open, wheeled vehicle used for transporting goods) kareto(to carry (goods)) karetirare (<kareto)

kartonko(to cut (meat) in order to serve it) karvare(to cut (material) into a desired shape) rezare(to ~ into a shape) virezare (<rezare)(waterfall(s); stream or sequence) kaskado (<kaskadare)(to fall as (a) waterfall(s); to occur in a stream or sequence) kaskadare(container) kisto(box which contains or can contain items) kapso(in grammar: specific inflection depending on its function in a sentence) kasuso(in grammar: grammatical ~s and their meanings taken either a topic in generlo kasuso(in law: charge or other process carried out in court) procedlajo (<procedlare)(in typography: nature of a piece of alphabetic type) kayco(actual instance, event, situation or fact) kazo(set of reasons, arguments or supporting facts) razonomo (<razono)(furniture where items may be displayed) vitrino(outer covering) tcekolo(to place into a box and protect, to en~) enkapsware (<enu+kapso)(to survey (a location) surreptitiously) tutkare

kasukasinozargo

(starch) kasavo(dish, pan) kaserolo(food) kaserolumo (<kaserolo)(act of throwing) verfajo (<verfare)(something which is thrown or dispersed) geverfo (<verfare)(collective group of actors performing together) aktoromo (<aktorare)(~ing procedure) fawndajay metodo (<fawndare)(object made in a mold) gefawndo (<fawndare)(mold used to make ~s) fawndilo (<fawndare)(in medicine: supportive and immoblizing device used to help mend broken spalko(to throw (a line, light, etc.)) verfare(to shape (molten metal, etc.) by pouring into a mold) fawndare(in medicine: to set (a bone, etc.) in a ~) spalkazare (<spalko)(to shed (hair or fur of the coat)) afwerpare(to assign a role in a play or performance) rolazare (<rolo)(to look at in a prolonged and studied manner) gazare(to perform or bring forth (a magical spell or enchantment) sortcare(to deposit (a ballot or voting paper)) votrare(to discard) skartare(to discard) skartare(to let go or let loose, e.g. a vessel from a mooring) fromverfare (<fromu+verfare)to expel (to remove permanently from a group, place, etc.)) ekspelare(to berate or censure, often publicly) kastigare(large building that is fortified and contains many defenses) kastelo(in chess: piece shaped like a tower that can only move up, down, left, or rigruko(in chess: move in which the king moves two squares towards a rook and thatrukirajo (<ruko)(in chess: to perform a move in which the king moves two squares towards a rukirare (<ruko)

kazuala(domesticated feline kept as a house pet) katso

felidotifo

(someone or something that helps or encourages profess or change) katalizo(eye disease) katarakto(waterfall) katerato(act of taking control of by force or strategem) kaptajo (<kaptare)(something taken control of by force or strategem; good romantic partner orgekapto (<kaptare)(act of seizing hold of or grabbing) prendajo (<prendare)(act of intercepting in the air) dogpazajo (<dogpazare (<dognare cpe pazare))(to perceive mentally without knowing the workings, mechanics, and detailskomprendajo (<komprendare)(game of ~ing a ball) katcajo (<katcare)(stopping mechanism that prevents something from opening) haltwo (<haltware)(concealed difficulty, especially in a deal or negotiation) hico(to take control of by force or strategem) kaptare(to secure firm physical possession of) prendare(to know the workings, mechanics, and details of) komprendare(to intercept in the air) katcare(to receive (by being in the way) various phrases

(similar animal of family Felidae (lions, tigers, bobcats, etc.))(cat-o'-nine-tails (genus Typha)

(to ~ up with) dognare(to ~ up with and pass) dogpazare (<dognare cpe pazare)to become popular populeryare (<populera)to understand komprendareto snatch snatcareto entangle traselyare (<trasela)to cause to entangle traselware (<trasela)to get or gain possession of (news or information) *****to overtake dognare

kategorio(larva of a butterfly or moth) rupso

siluriformokatedralokatodo

(universal, general, all-inclusive) katolicakatolikokatolikismo (<katoliko)karfyolo

(source or reason of an event or action) kawzo (<kawzare)(goal, aim or principle) kozo(to set off (an event or action); to produce as a result) kawzare(bitterly and sharply witty) kawstica

kawconarekawtakaverno

(depression) kavo(in tooth) karieso(any of several hot chilies; powdered condiment or spice formed from such ckayeno(to come to an end) tcesyare(to cause an end to) tcesware

nontcesya (<tcesyare)tcedarestropo

(to observe (a special occasion) in the form of joyful group activity) tcelebrare(~ular phone, ~phone) tcelfono (<medtcela telefono)(room in prison for one or more inmates) celdo(section or compartment of a larger structure) tcelo(device which stores electrical power; basic unit of a battery) bateriay (<baterio) tcelo((biology) basic unit of a living organism) tcelulo(small group of people forming a part of a larger organization) kaliyo(to place or enclose in a ~) enceldware (<enu+celdo)(cellular phone) tcelfono (<medtcela telefono)

violoncelo(cell phone) tcelfono (<medtcela telefono)(one who censures or condemns) censuro(to remove objectionable or sensitive content) censorare(to express criticism or dissapproval of) censurare

cendo(middle portion or region) centro(point in the interior of a figure that is equidistant from opposite sides on th kentro

(order Siluriformes)

(place of activity) centrumo (<centro)(topic that is particularly important in given context) sujeto(specific position on a sports team) centero(to cause (an object) to occupy the ~ of an ~) encentruware (<enu+centro)(to cause (some attribute) to be adjusted to a value midway between the ext enmezware (<enu+mezo)

centigramo (<centi- +gramo)centimitro (<centi- +mitro)encentra (<enu+centro)tcendjaro (<tcena+djaro)

(element having atomic number 58, symbol Ce) ceriumo(100% probable) certa(100% confident) pevna(to be 100% confident of) pevnare (<pevna)(having been determined but unspecified) no article before the noun(to confirm formally as true, accurate, or genuine) certifikare(element having atomic number 55, symbol Cs) cesiumo(dance tcatcahajo (<tcatcahare)(to dance the ~) tcatcahare(series of interconnected rings or links, usually made of metal) tcayno(series of connected or related items such as atoms, events, etc.; (mathematickateno(set of stores or businesses with the same brand name) sietco(that which confines, fetters or secures; a bond) prango(to fasten something with a ~) tcaynirare (<tcayno)(to secure someone with fetters) prangirare (<prango)(to link multiple items together) enkatenware (<enu+kateno)(to obstruct with a ~) various phrases(to measure a distance using a ~) various phrases(an item of furniture for one person comprising a seat, legs, back, and some sedjo(~person) proedro(electric ~) elektrica sedjo(to act as ~person) proedrare (<proedro)

proedrocaliso

(soft, compact calcium carbonate) kreto(soft solid substance, frequently colored, used for drawing, writing, or mark tcalko(to apply ~ to anything) kretazare (<kreto)(to record or make something using ~) tcalkirare (<tcalko)(large erasable vertical writing surface (for chalk)) (fortcalka) tavlo(invitation to competition or incitement to a hazardous endeavor) sfidajo (<sfidare)(to invite into competition or incite to a hazardous endeavor) sfidare(difficult task) vizvo (<vizvare)(to be a difficult task for) vizvare(act of arguing sharply and with wide differences of opinion) disputajo (<disputare)(to argue sharply and with wide differences of opinion) disputare(in law: act of objecting to a juror, judge, official, etc.) wrakajo (<wrakare)(in law: to make a formal objection to a juror, judge, official, etc.) wrakare(in sports: attempt to take possession; act of bringing (the ball carrier) to th taklajo (<taklare)(room used for sleeping) dorcambro (<dormajway cambro)(enclosed space; (firearms) for ammunition) kamro(one of the legislative bodies of government) izbo

(to enclose in a ~) enkamruware (<enu+kamro)(someone who has been a winner in a contest) campiono(someone who promotes, advocates or fights for (a cause, status, or group ofpropugno (<propugnare)(to promote, advocate or fight for (a cause, status or group of people)) propugnare(opportunity or possibility) oportuno (<oportuna)

canso(probability of something happening) probablenso (<probabla)(to discover something by ~) dekuvare canse(to put in a situation accompanied by both possible gain and possible harm oenriskware (<enu+risko (<riska))

cankro(process of becoming different) candjyajo (<candjyare)(replacement) kamb(y/w)ajo (<kamb(y/w)are)(transfer from vehicle to another) candjwajo jwi vehiklo(small denominations of money given in exchange for a larger denominationgetrokyo (<trokyare)(money given back when a customer hands over more than the exact price ofvwelto(to replace one's clothing) candjware klaydoy(to transfer to another vehicle) candjware vehiklo(to (cause to) become fundamentally different from a previous state) candjyare(to (cause to) become fundamentally different from a previous state) candjware(to take or fill the place of) kambare(to cause to take or fill the place of) kambware .. cwa(to take the place of in a reciprocal manner) trokare(to cause to take the place of in a reciprocal manner) trokware .. cwe

candj(y/w)(abl/ivl)a (<candjare)(ni/gi)candj(y/w)a (<candj(y/w)are)noncandjya (<candjyare)

(physical confine or deeper course through any body of water or between la canalo((communication) path or frequency band for conveying signals or electromatcanelo(to direct the flow of (water, etc.) canalirare (<canalo)(to direct the flow of (signals, etc.) tcanelirare (<tcalelo)((chiefly theatrical) to sustain an act of figurative invocation whereby a perfmatkare

tcantare(place of worship) kapelo(to go with (young persons) in a supervisory capacity) caperonare(one of the main sections into which the text of a book is divided) capitro(to divide (a book) into sections) capitrazare (<capitro)(administrative division of an organization, usually local) djibuo(to (cause to) undergo combustion reducing the substance to carbon ) tcaryare(to (cause to) undergo combustion reducing the substance to carbon ) tcarware(persons or things involved in the action of a story) sereplo(distinguishing combination of qualities or features; characteristics) karaktero(moral strength) fortaletso (<fortala)(very charismatic or unusual person) personadjo(written or printed symbol or letter) znako

karakteristicakarakteristico (<karakteristica)

(to describe qualities or peculiarities of) karaktrare(to give character to) karakterazare (<karaktero)

caradocarbo

(to require payment for goods or services of) kobrare(care custody or supervision) zorgajo (<zorgare)(cost or price) prayso(in electricity: physical object) tcardjlo(in electricity: quantity, e.g. in C) tcardjo(quantity of explosives) plenwumo (<plenware (<plenare))(to set as a price) praysazare (<prayso)(to provide with electric charge) tcardjazare (<tcardjo)(to load or fill) plenware (<plenare)(to attack militarily) sturmare(to blame or accuse) akuzare(to entrust with a task) konfidare(to purchase on credit) kreditirare (<kredito)

carita(attitude of kindness, understanding, benevolent towards others) caritetso (<caritare)(goods or money given to those in need) gecarito (<caritare)(organization whose objective is to carry out a charitable purpose) carita organizaciono(to give (~) to) caritare(to dance the ~) tcarlztonare

tcarmare(graph) vikreso(document) tcarto(to hire temporarily) tcartrare

casaretcasta

(to punish corporally or verbally to improve behavior) castizaretcatare

(to talk idly) tcarlaretcepatrompare

(inspection) inspektajo (inspektare)(restraint) restrenajo (<restrenare) (marking used for indication) vinco(<vincazare)(pattern made up of squares of alternating colors) multkwadrata (<multa+kwadrato)((in chess) when the king is piece is threatened by an opposing piece) giskakayto (<skakare)(to check (to compare .. against ..) spravdzare(to inspect) inspektare(to restrain) restrenare(to mark with a checkmark) vincazare(to examine) egzaminare((in chess) to put an adversary's piece in ~) skakare(to register and gain access to an event or location) tcekrare(to sign one's name on a list when entering somewhere) ayntcekrare (<aynu+tcekrare)(to investigate) investigare(to investigate) investigare(to fulfill (to live up to (expectations or demands))) opfulare(to borrow and withdraw) pruntare(to sign one's name on a list when leaving somewhere) ayftcekrare (<ayfu+tcekrare)

djenokweso

tcefo(substance) kemikalo

kimisto (<kim-)kimiko (<kim-)

(to regard affectionetly) tcerare(breast, body part) pektoro(container) tcesto

prinokawaretcikapulo

(primary; principal) tcifa(leader or head of a group of people) dirigo (<dirigare)

tcigo(offspring) kindo(young person) bambino((music) musical instrument producing a sound when struck) tcaymomo (<tcaymare)(an individual ringing component of such a set) tcaymo (<tcaymare)(sound of such an instrument or device) tcaymay sono(small hammer or other device used to strike a bell) hamero(to make the sound of a ~) tcaymare(to agree or correspond) konkordare(to cause to sound in harmony) harmonware(to utter harmoniously; to recite rhythmically) parlare harmone

kimeroskorsteno

(body part) mentono(small piece broken from a larger piece of solid material) cepko(to become ~ped) cepkahare(to break into small pieces) cepkware(spry, sprightly) spriga(to tweet) tcirpare

daltokitino

(element having atomic number 17, symbol Cl) klorinocokolado

(option or devision) tcuzajo(selection or preference) getcuzo(anything that can be chosen) gutcuzo

kolero(to select) tcuzare(jaw of an animal or device) fawko((poker) hand where 2 or more player have equal-valued hand) remisayto (<remisare)

hakare((poker) to share (the pot or tournament prize) between two or more players partadjare(to interrupt) interompare(in music) kordo((music) to harmonize with) harmonare(dog) tcawvo(element having atomic number 24, symbol Cr) kromiumo

(written account) kronikoenkronikware (<enu+kroniko)

(arranged in order of time of occurrence) kronologica(sequence, list) kronologuro (<kronolog-)(determination of dates, etc.) kronologio

plumpa(house of worship; building where religious services take place) kirko

iglejo(time of worshipping) tilbajay tempo

tcatniotcilotcimusotcidrosigareto

(ash) cindro(movie theater) tcinemo

tcinamono(notation system) tcifro(numeric or text character) znako(system of symbols, letters, or words used for transmitting messages secretl kodo(message concealed by a code) enkodwuro(someone or something of no importance) nulyo(geometrical curve having all points equidistant from a center) cirklo(group of people sharing a common interest or activity) serklo

cirkelyarecirkelware

(roundabout) krujnacirkulyarecirkulware

(to keep (power, law, influence, etc.) within narrow limits) cirkumskrivarecirkumstancobancirkumstanca (<banu+cirkumstanco)bancirkumstancayto (<banu+cirkumstanco)bancirkumstance (<banu+cirkumstanco)

(to set forth or verify with (a) circumstance(s)) cirkumstanciyare (<cirkumstanco)(cloud) ciruso

tsiktaretcivisocitro

(large settlement, bigger than a town) urbo(building that houses the municipal government) radhuso(observing accepted social usages; proper; polite) tcivilna(related to citizens and government office as opposed to military or religion)tcivila(to state confidently) afirmare(to assert one's right to) klamare

klamorareklamor(oz)a (<klamorare)krampoklanoklandestina

klaspo(educational session) klaseo(group completing education in a particular year) rotcniko(group of students in an educational session) klasiso(group sharing a common characteristic) klaso

klasicakalasifikajo (<klasifikare)klasifikare

(fellow member of a group of students meeting with a teacher) koklasisano (<klasiso)(room designated for an educational session) klaseway cambro

klaprare(group of words containing a subject and a predicate that is part of a comp klawzo(in law) klawsulo(free from dirt or clutter) limpa(to become free from dirt or clutter) limpyare (<limpa)(to cause to be free from dirt or clutter) limpware (<limpa)(transparent, not dark) klara(without obstacles, clutter or defects) klira(free of ambiguity, doubt, suspicion or guilt) selva(intellectually penetrating, perceptive or discerning) akrisa(to remove by clearing) awfklirware (<awfu+klirware)(to disappear) desaperare(to remove by clearing) awfklirware (<awfu+klirware)(to disappear) desaperare(to leave (to depart)) departare(to remove) removyare(to cause to remove) removware(to expel (to remove permanently from a group, place, etc.)) ekspelare(to empty (to become empty of)) (pustyare (<pusta))(to empty (to make empty)) (pustware (<pusta))(to correct (to indicate or mark errors in)) korigare(to correct (to free from error or fault)) korektware (<korekta)(to become better) plusbonyare (<pluse+bona)(to become brighter) plusbrilyare (<pluse+brila)

klivyareklivwareklefo

(to be ~ toward) klementare(quick-witted) kluga

kliceo(to click) klikeyare

klifo(to move upward, along or upon against resistance) grimpare

kliniko(for binding) klipo

klikoplacto

(non-wearable instrument for measuring and displaying time) klokoklostroklonare

(bound by mutual affections, interests, or loyalties) tuva (<tuvare)(to be bound by mutual affections, interests, or loyalties to) tuvare

klawsyare (<klawsa)klawsware (<klawsa)klawsaklozeto

(e.g. blood ~) tromboso(material) stofo

klaydo(piece of ~) klaydo

nubo(to become cloudy) nubahare (<nubo)(to cause to be cloudy) nubazare (<nubo)(having a cloud as a part) avnuba (<nubo)

klawno(group of members) klubo(in card games: card bearing the symbol(s) of the ~ suit) treflo

klukare(evidence) indico (<indicare)(hint) gehinto (<hintare)(to provide guiding information to) indicare

gofaklustro

(device in car) klutco(to secure firm physical possession of) prendare

sotka(bus) buso(horse-drawn) kutco(railroad car) vagono(to train) kotcare(to mix slowly and methodically) koalecyare(to mix slowly and methodically) koalecware(crude in manner, appearance or expression) derba(thick, rough) grosa(shore) kosto(outer garment against weather) palto((countable) a covering of material, such as paint) slojo (<slojare)(to cover(to serve as the protective covering of)) slojare(to cover with a ~ of some material) slojware (<slojare)((countable) the fur or feathers of an animal's skin) pelso

koawtorare (<awtorare)lirkare

(element having atomic number 27, symbol Co) kobaltumoblatokokteylokokonokoegzistare (<egzistare)

(beverage) kafozargokoncenta (<koncentare)

(to be ~ of) koncentarekoherarekoherayto (<koherare)kohera (<koherare)koylomoneto

(to be in an exact compatible relationship in space, time, or thought) koincidare(occuring together accidentally, as opposed to causally) koincidenta (<koincidentare)(to occur together accidentally, as opposed to causally) koincidentare(to engage in ~) koitare

fridakoliko

(to ~, fall down suddenly, cave-in) kolapsyare(to cause to ~, fall down suddenly, cave-in) kolapsware

kragokolarakolego

(to come together into an organized whole) kolektyare(to bring together into an organized whole) kolektware

sabrana(set of items or amount of material gathered together) kolekciono

kolektivo (<kolektiva)kolektivakolektive (<kolektiva)kolegiokolidyarekolidware

(body part) kolonokolonio

(conveying ~) avkolorokoloro

((uncountable) the spectral composition of visible light) lo koloro((uncountable) human skin tone, especially as an indicator of race or ethnicilo raso(to come to have ~) kolorahare (<koloro)(to cause to have ~) kolarazare (<koloro)(to give something ~) kolorazare(to become red through increased blood flow) rujyare(to affect without completely changing) afikare

kolosalakoloso

(a solid upright structure designed usually to support a larger structure abov kolumno(a vertical line of entries, as in a table of data) cpalto(a body of text meant to be read line by line, especially in printed material cpalto((by extension) a recurring feature in a periodical, especially an opinion pie cpalto(a body of troops or army vehicles, usually strung out along a road) juretsuo(a toothed implement for grooming the hair or (formerly) for keeping it in p pekto(a machine used in separating choice cotton fibers from the worsted cloth fi pekto(a fleshy growth on the top of the head of some birds and reptiles; crest) kresto(a structure of hexagon cells made by bees for storing honey) vabo(a toothed tool used for chasing screws on work in a lathe; a chaser) grablo

(to groom with a toothed implement; chiefly with a ~) pektirare (<pekto)(to separate choice cotton fibers from worsted cloth fibers) pektirare (<pekto)(to search thoroughly as if raking over an area with a ~) skurare(for hair) kombo

kombirare (<kombo)(to take physical action against) kombatare(result) kombinyuro (<kombinyare)(result) kombinwuro (<kombinware)(association or sequence of numbers or letters) kombinaciono(a joint enterprise) kombinato(a ~ harvester) kombayno(to cause to come together) kombinware (<kombinare)(to come together; to unite) kombinyare (<kombinare)(to have two or more things or properties that function together) havare .. cke ..

kombina (<kombinare)(to be ~ with) kombinare(to move in a direction toward a specified location) venare(to arrive) arivare(to appear) aperare(to happen) okazare(vernacular, referring to the name of a kind of plant or animal, i.e., common est(y)are(to be supplied or made available) egzistare

((with from) to be or have been a resident or native; (also with of) from a sporiginyare(to storm (to attack)) sturmare(to attain (to arrive at (a goal) through effort and progress)) atingare(to return) resvenare (<venare)(to retort) retorkare(to descend, to fall (to move downward along or upon)) deskendare(to decrease) dekcreyare(to be passed through time (from a source)) decendare(to decide on) decidare(to be or have been a resident, native, or member of) originyare(to detach from (to come to stand apart from (others); to come to be disconndetacyare (<detacare)(to succeed (said of an event)) suksesare(to flourish) trivare(to appear (on a media outlet)) aperare(to hurry (to move more quickly / to cause to move more quickly )) hastyare(to occur on) okazare anu(to encounter) enkontrare(please) plea(to reveal something previously unknown or secret) ayfklozare (<ayfu+klozeto)(to publish) publikare(to result from) rezultare(to be mentioned) gemenconare(to gain wealth, rank or status due to circumstance(s)) upvenare (<upu+venare)(to approach (to come nearer to in space, time, or magnitude)) aprocare

komfortayto (<komforta)komfortwo (<komfortware)konsolo (<konsolare)relivo (<relivare)

(contentment, ease)

komfortwarekonsolo (<konsolare)komforta

(an order to do something) komandimo (<komandare)((computing) a directive to a computer program acting as an interpreter of sokomandimo (<komandare)(the act of commanding; exercise or authority of influence) komandajo (<komandare)((military) a body or troops, or any naval or military force, under the contro gekomandomo (< komandare)(the authority to order, control or dispose of; the right to be obeyed or to c komandajway rayto(a position of chief authority; a position involving the right or power to ordekomandajway doljnosto(power of control, direction or disposal; mastery) mestrayto (<mestrare)((baseball) the degree of control a pitcher has over his pitches) mestrayto (<mestrare)(to order, give orders; to compel or direct with authority) komandare(to have or exercise supreme power, control or authority) komandare(to require with authority; to demand, order, enjoin) krevare(to exact, compel or secure by influence; to deserve, claim) meritare(to hold, to control the use of) ovladare(to dominate through ability, resources, position etc.; to overlook) ovladare(to (cause to) come into being) natcyare(to (cause to) come into being) natcware(a spoken remark) gekomento (<komentare)(to make (a written note or spoken remark intended as an explanation, illustrakomentare(to mark (a past event) reverentially) konmemorare(social intercourse; the dealings of one person or class in society with anothesocietay interagajo(commercial exchange of goods) komercajo (<komercare)(to engage in ~ with) komercare(of or pertaining to commerce) komercajar(an advertisement in a common media format, usually radio or television) komercialo(a sending or mission) gufaro (<ferare)(a body or group of people, officially tasked with carrying out a particular f komisiono (a fee charged by an agent or broker for carrying out a transaction) komisio(that act of committing) komitajo(to send or officially charge (someone, some group, a ship, etc.) to do sometkomiconare(to give in trust; to put into charge or keeping; to entrust; to consign) komitare(to put in charge of a jailor; to imprison) komitare(to pledge or blind by some decisive act or preliminary step) tahutare

komitare syokomiteo

(mutual) komuna(occuring regularly or frequently) bejna(simple, ordinary) ordinera(vernacular, referring to the name of a kind of plant or animal, i.e., common vernakulera

kreko(a small community, often rural, whose members share ownership) komuneo(to converse together with sympathy and confidence; to interchange sentimentkomunrare( to impart or transmit (information, knowledge, ideas)) komunikare (to impart or transmit (substance, motion, disease, etc.)) transmitare(to be connected to (another room, vessel etc.) by means of an opening or c konektare (something communicated) gekomuniko (<komunikare)(act of communicating) komunikajo (<komunikare)(a passageway or opening between two locations; connection) pasadjo

((anatomy) a connection between two tissues, organs, or cavities) konektwo (<konektware (<konektare))(a joining together of minds or spirits) komunrajo(a group sharing a common understanding, language, manners, traditions, orkomunitato( a commune, or residential or religious collective) komuneo(city, town, village, etc.) mesto(the route, time or distance of a journey) pendelajay ruto(to regularly travel from one's home to one's workplace or school, or vice vependelare(to substitute … for …) substitutware .. cwa((in law) to cause to reduce (a criminal sentence)) mitigyare((in law) to reduce (a criminal sentence)) mitigware((in mathematics) to be interchangable with) komutare

kompakta((mathematics) closed and bound) kompaktna((topology) such that every open cover of the given set has a finite subcoverkompaktna(a small, slim folding case, often featuring makeup and/or a mirror) kompaktlo(to be densely packed; to have all the necessary features to fit into a small s kompaktyare(to cause to be densely packed; to cause to have all the necessary features to kompaktware(an agreement or covenant) pakto((law, business) an entity that manufactures or sells products (also known a kompanio(a group of individuals with a common purpose) kompagno((uncountable) social visitors or companions) vizitoy((uncountable) companionship) kompanionayto(to assess the similarities between .. and ..) komparware(to declare .. to be similar to ..) dicimilare((in grammar) to form the three degrees of comparison of (an adjective)) staygare(to be similar to) similare(the act of ~ing or the state or process of being ~ed) komparwajo(assessment of the similarities between .. and ..) similayto(state of being similar) wigeystaygretso((in grammar) the ability of adjectives and adverbs to form three degrees, as igekomparwo(magnetic or electronic device used to determine direction) kompaso(a device used to draw an arc or circle) circino(that which is included completely or treated comprehensively) geomfato (<omfatare)(in music: the range of notes of a musical instrument or voice) diapozono

kompata (<kompatare)(vernacular, referring to the name of a kind of plant or animal, i.e., common dwingare(to overpower, to subdue) subduware

kompendiosa(to make up for, counterbalance, or offset) kompensare(to make satisfactory reparation to) rekompensare(something given or received as reparation for a loss, service, or debt) rekompensumo(to contend with) kompetare(ability to perform at an adequate level) kompetentetso (<kompetenta)(able to perform at an adequate level) kompetenta

kompetajo (<kompetare)(to express disapproval or discomfort about) klagare(something which joins with (something else) so as to form a whole or ideal skomplemento(to join with so as to form a whole or ideal state such as a right angle (geomkomplementare

kompletware (<kompleta)(having all parts included, finished) kompleta

((in mathematics) in which all small limits exist) kompletna(to cause to have all parts included; to finish) kompletware (<kompleta)

komplete (<kompleta)kompletayto (<kompleta)komplet(y/w)ajo (<komplet(y/w)are)

(made up of multiple parts; not simple or straightforward) kompleksa((in mathematics) containing both real and imaginary parts) kompleksna(a collection of buildings, storms or other related things) kompleksio((in chemistry) structure consisting of a central atom or molecule weakly c kompleso((in psychology) psychological dislike or fear of a particular thing) kompleho

kompleksayto (<kompleksa)komplay(oz)a (<komplayare)

(to become complex) kompleksyare(to make complex) kompleksware(to become complicated) komplikatyare(to make complicated) komplikatware

komplikatacondition, element or factor that aggravates, disturbs or worsens a situation)komplikatwo (< komplikata)(an expression of preside, congratulations, encouragement, or respect) komplimentumo (<komplimentare)((uncountable) complimentary language; courtesy, flattery) komplimentimo (<komplimentare)(to pay a compliment (to); express a favorable opinion (of)) komplimentare

komplayare(one of the members or parts of a whole) komponento(to behave in a particular manner) komportare(to be the members or parts of (a whole) [requires plural subject]) kompozare(to create or produce (an artistic piece)) komponare(displaying self-discipline and lack of agitation) komposta(made up of multiple components; compound or complex) komposita(something made of multiple components; compound or complex) komposito(manner and/or quantity in which component parts are combined or related) kompoziciono(created or produced artisitic piece) gekompono (<komponare)(composed of elements; not simple) kompusa(result of compounding) kompond(y/w)uro (<kompond(y/w)are (<kompondare))(to cause to unite with and assume a new and independent character) kompondware (<kompondare)(to come to unite with and assume a new and independent character) kompondyare (<kompondare)(having united with and assumed a new and independent character) komponda (<kompondare)(to be ~ with) kompondare(to know the workings, mechanics, and details of) komprendare(to take in as part of a broader subject) abratcare(comprehending much) komprehenda(knowing the workings, mechanics, and details of) komprenda (<komprendare)

kompresyarekompresware

(to be the members or parts of (a whole)) konsistare(to attain by arithmetic operations) komputare(device for rapid calculating and retrieving, displaying, and processing info komputero

konkavakoncelare

(to yield to (a claim or demand)) koncedare(to focus the attention) konzentrare

(to become united more closely) koncentratyare (<koncentrata)(to cause to be united more closely) koncentratware (<koncentrata)(united more closely) koncentrata

koncentricakoncerno

(to become anxious or worried) koncerndyare (<koncernda)(to cause to be anxious or worried) koncerndware(to pertain to) koncernare(anxious or worried) koncernda

konserto(to win over through reasoning) konciliyare

koncisa(to decide after careful consideration of all pertient matters) konkludare(to come to an end) konkluzyare(to [cause to] come to an end) konkluzware

konkokarekonkomita (<konkomitare)

(to be ~ with) konkomitare(perceivable, real) konkreta(material) betono(to go along with (another's proposals or actions) having reached the same konkurare

konkurenta (<konkurentare)(to be ~ with) konkurentare

icke/Ickekondemnare

(event of condensing) kondens(y/w)ajo (<kondens(y/w)are)(result of condensing) kondens(y/w)uro (<kondens(y/w)are)(to change from gas to liquid) kondensyare(to cause to change from gas to liquid) kondensware

kondiciono(depend on (a)condition(s)) bankondiciona (<banu+kondiciono)(having (a) condition(s)) avkondiciona (<avu+kondiciono)(in a manner depending on (a) condition(s)) bankondicione (<banu+kondiciono)(in a manner having (a) condition(s)) avkondicione (<avu+kondiciono)

kondominiokondominio

(to overlook (an offense)) kondonarekonduca (<konducare)

(to convey or transmit, e.g. current) konduktare(to go with (others) in a guiding capacity) konducare(to ~ oneself) kondutare(on train, etc.) konduktoro(to disclose (wrongdoing)) konfesare(to place confidently in trust or charge) konfidare

konfida (<konfidare)konfidenciala

(to restrain to a small domain) konfinare(to remove all doubt about) konfirmare

konfligare(to resemble closely in form, thought, or basic characteristics) konformare

(to cause a failure of understanding in) konfundare(to face or deal with) feysare(to cause a failure of understanding in) konfundare(to mistake (one thing) (for another)) konfusare(dance) kongajo (<kongare)(to dance the ~) kongare

kongenialakongenitakongenite (<kongenita)

(to become congested) kondjestyare (<kondjesta)(to cause to be congested) kondjestware (<kondjesta)

kondjestakongratulare

(to come together for a specific purpose) kongregyare(to bring together for a specific purpose) kongregware

kongrua(to conclude based on incomplete evidence) konjicare(to become connected or related naturally or logically to) konjuntyare (<konjuntare)(to cause to be connected or related naturally or logically to) konjuntware (<konjuntare)(to be connected or related naturally or logically to) konjuntare(in grammar: word which connects two or more sentences or clauses naturallkonjunciono (to cause to be ~ed to) konektware (<konektare)(to come to be ~ed to) konektyare (<konektare)(to be ~ed to) konektare

konekta (<konektare)(being connected to) konekta (<konektare)(something which connects) konektwo (<konektware (<konektare))(in grammar) konektivo

koncienciosakonca (<koncare)

(to be ~ of) koncare(to make a sacred commitment of (oneself or one's efforts) (to a cause, personkonsekrare

konsekutiva(to go along with (another's proposals or actions) after through mutual acco konsentare(to follow naturally or logically from (an action or condition)) konsekwentare(something which follows naturally or logically) konsekwento (<konsekwentare)

(disc adv)[1] konsekwente (<konsekwentare)konservarekonservajo (<konservare)

(to think about and evaluate in an orderly fashion) konsiderare(to hold an evaluative opinion or view of [someone or something]) regardare .. ezu

konsiderata(to transfer or deliver formally) konsignare(to contain (all stated component parts)) konsistare

konsistentayto (<konsistenta)konsistenta

(sound resulting from restriction of air in the oral cavity or the written sym konsonantokonspirarekonstantaytokonstanta

konstante (<konstanta)konstrenarekonstriktyarekonstriktwarekonstrukto

(to form by assembling parts) konstruware(that which is formed by assembling parts) gekonstruwo (<konstruware)(to translate (a complex subject) into understandable terms) interpretare

konsulokonsulerio (<konsulo)

(to use completely) konsumare(in electricity, etc.) kontakto(to establish communication with) kontatare(to be in physical ~ with) tingare (<tingu)(to have as contents) kontenare

konteno (<kontenare)kontemplarekontempl(oz)a (<kontemplare)kontemporana (<kontemporanare)

(to be ~ with) kontemporanarekontemporerakontenta

(that which is contained) gekonteno (<kontenare)stayt(oz)a (<straytare)

(table of contents) tabelo jwe gekontenoy(to call into question) kontestare(to strive as in competition) kontendare(surroundings, circumstances, environment, background or settings that deterkontektso

kontinentokontingo (<kontingare)kontingo (<kontingare)kontinga (<kontingare)

(to be ~ on) kontingarevajdya (<vajdyare)vajdyajo (<vajdyare)vajdwajo (<vajdware)

(pair: keep) vajdyare(pair: keep) vajdware(state of continuing) vajdyajo (<vajdyare)

vajdwajo (<vajdware)(state of being continuous) kontinuayto (<kontinua)(without interruption in time or space) kontinua(to distord violently and produce unnatural or grotesque effects) kontortyare(to distord violently and produce unnatural or grotesque effects) kontortware

konturokontrato

(to get shorter or smaller) kontraktyare(to cause to get shorter or smaller) kontraktware

kontradicarekontradica (<kontradicare)

ecoe .. coe ..kontrivare

(to regulate with intent of restraint) kontrolarekonvergyarekonvergware

(reversed as in position, order, or action) konversa(to engage in spoken exchange of thoughts and feelings) konversrare

konvert(y/w)ajo (<konver(y/w)are)(one who has been ~ed) gikonvertwo (<konvertware)(one who has ~ed) nikonvertyo (<konvertyare)

konvertyarekonvertware(ni/gi)konvert(y/w)a (<konvert(y/w)are)konveksagekonvinko (<konvinkare)konvinkare

(to persuade decisively of a truth or necessity) konvincarekonviviala

(to summon together) konvokarekukarebiskoto

(calm, collected) kalma(having a slightly low temperature) sfala(in fashion, popular, etc.) kula

kupokooperare

(to manage effectively) kolparekopilotare (<pilotare)

(element having atomic number 29, symbol Cu) kuprumo(having the color of copper) kuprea(to duplicate (an original)) kopiyare

koketa(bark of cork-oak, bottle stopper) korko

kormo(in room, etc.) ecko(of street, etc.) eskino

korporacionotruplokorpulenta

(free from error) korekta(to indicate or mark the errors in) korigare(to free from error or fault) korektware (<korekta)(to be similar in form or nature or to be similar in function to (unlike things)kongruware(passage, passageway) (any way for passing in, out, or through something) koridoro(to strengthen or support by evidence) koroborare

koruptakoruptyare (<korupta)koruptware (<korupta)

(makeup) sminko(man on horseback) kazako

kustenso (<kusta)skustare

(expensive) kusta(small house) kabano(fabric) katuno(fiber) kotono

divanokugarotusarekonsilokonselare

(earl) grevo(to ascertain the total number of) nombrifare (<nombro)

dicare la numeroy(flat surface for serving food, drink, etc.) stoyko(to act positively so as to correct) kontragare

kontrefeta(something corresponding or similar in position, value, structure or functionhomologo(innumberable, numberless) nevnombra (<nevu+nombro)(nation) paiso(~side) ruro

rurokawntio

(pair) payro(to cause to be ~ed to) kupelware (<kupelare)(to come to be ~ed to) kupelyare (<kupelare)

kupela (<kupelare)(to be ~ed to) kupelare(state/quality of being ~ous) kuradj(ayt/ets)o (<kuradja)

kuradja(designated area for sport) fuco(angular position) direkciono(layer in architecture) stratumo(of a meal) prato(of learning) kurso(route, path, itinerary) lawfo(sequence, program, plan, etc.) kwerso(in sports) plocadko(of law) tribunalo(retinue of sovereign) hovo(to woo) kortehare

kortezatribunalway cambrokniksarekortokuzino

(to discuss or deal with) abarkare(to mention) menconare(to occupy (time or space)) encare(to protect by shooting) oswanare

(to provide enough money for) pokrivare(to cause to be a protective ~ of) kovruware(to become a protective ~ of) kovriyare(to serve as a protective covering of) kovrare(protective ~) kovro (<kovrare)

boso(to avoid danger by shying away, sinking downward or huddling) kawrare

kopraco (<pracare)koya

(snug) snuga(to cause to emit a sharp snapping sound) krakware(fissure in solid object) sprik(y/w)uro (<sprik(y/w)are)(to come to have fissures) sprikyare(to cause to have fissures) sprikware(to emit a sharp snapping sound) krakyareto become more demanding, severe, or strict on zatrelareto laugh skratareto cause to laugh kawzare ke .. skratats (<skratare)to breakdown (to cease functioning properly / to cause to cease functioning brek(y/w)are (<breka)to breakdown (to cease functioning properly / to cause to cease functioning brek(y/w)are (<breka)

krakero(creative activity) krafto(vessel) sudno(sly, cunning) furba

kramfo(bent piece of an axle or shaft) kranko

krasnakrawlarekrezagrinsare

(fatty part of milk) zano(salve, ointment or unguent) salbo(cosmetic or body ~) kremo(to bring into being) kreyare(assets for purchasing) kredito(to declare (an accomplishment or success) as belonging to or resulting fromkreditrare

kreditway kartokrepolunatakresokrestokristatakruokrimajo (<krimare)

(to commit a ~) krimare(guilty of crime) krima (<krimare)(pertaining to crimes) vonkrimaja (<vonu+krimare)(one who commits a crime) krimo (<krimare)(to crouch or slink out of cowardice or servility) krindjare

kriplare

gikripla (<kriplare)krizo

(standard or test by which things may be compared or judged) kriteriokritica

(to evaluate) kritikare(to find fault with) kritizare(of bird, etc.) kropo

kroketarekrucotravganuro (>travu+ganare)

(to strike out, to draw a line through) travlinazare (<travu+lino)(to strike out, to draw a line through) travlinazare (<travu+lino)(to pass from one side or area, physical or abstract, to another) travganare (<travu+ganare)(to die (to cease living)) mort(y)are (<morta)

krawtcare(illness) krupo(to express vanity about with exultation and noisy rejoicing) kraware(royal headpiece) krawno(top of the head) vertico

kruelakruzare

(to break down into small pieces) krumbelyare(to cause to break down into small pieces) krumbelware(to mash) krosyare(to cause to mash) krosware

krusto(to weep) plorare

kriyarekripticakristalokristala (<kristalo)

(to become crystalline) kristalyare (<kristalo)(to cause to be crystalline) kristalware (<kristalo)(solid, having six congruent square faces) kubo(third power of a quantity) trespo(to form or cut into cubes) kubware (<kubo)(to raise to the third power) trespifare

tresro(having a term of the third power) avtrespa (<avu+trespo)(in crystallography: isometric) kubica(in measurement) poa treso(solid and having six congruent square faces) kuba (<kubo)

futo poa tresointco poa tresoyardo poa tresokwizinokulto

(to grow) kultivarekulturo

(unwieldly) enkumbra (<enkumbrare)

kumulativa(cloud) kumuluso(sly, crafty) furba(unit of measurement) dotstcen-tresdec-sepa mililitroy

tasocranko

(in architecture: structural element resemblign the upper half of a hollow sp kupulokyurarekuriosa

(element having atomic number 96, symbol Cm) kuriumo(of hair) kurlo

krispanuna

(fluid that moves in a continuous direction) kurentokariokursivakurteno

(smooth change in direction of a linear form) kurvokurvahare (<kurvo)kurvazare (<kurvo)avkurva (<avu+kurvo)kustardo

(established practice) kutumo(toll) vamo

nakkutuma (<naku+kutuma)(to penetrate with a sharp edge) skerare(to separate into parts, to sever) cnaydare(to insult (to deliberately humilitate)) insultare(to decrease) dekrecware(to intrude (into a line, dance, etc.)) intrudyare(to interrupt) interumpare(to intercept (to stop, deflect, divert, and/or gain possession of)) intercipare(to interrupt) interumpare(to stop or cease moving suddenly) haltware subite(to stop or cease operating) stopware(to turn off) poysyare (<poysa)(to turn something off) poysware (<poysa)(to disinherit) desheredare (<heredare)(to separate forcibly by cutting) awfcnaydare (<awfu+cnaydare)(to omit) omitareto delete (to remove from a larger entity (e.g. a written passage from a manudelerareto depart suddenly departare subiteto stop or cease moving suddenly haltware subiteto wound (to cause physical injury or mental distress to) vundareto criticize (to find fault with) kritizareto misbehave miskondutare (<kondutare)(generally attractive or pleasing, especially in a youthful or dainty way) minyona

cyanatcikelotcikela

(ethnically ~ person) tceko(soft tap or blow) tapajo (<tapare)(to strike or hit lightly) tapare(small amount of some soft or wet substance) gedabo (<dabare)(to press or apply lightly with a soft object or substance without rubbing) dabare

cakdjurna (<caka+djurno)djurnelo

(referring to products produced from milk) lactum(w)ay (<lactumo)(products produced from milk) lactumoy (<lact-)(shop selling milk products) lactumway dukano(place where milk is processed) milkerio (<milko)(structure used to block the flow of something, especially water) dambo (<dambare)(to block the flow of (e.g. a river)) dambare(to impair the usefulness or value of) damadjare(to condemn as harmful, illegal, or immoral) damnare(slightly wet) vlajna(to suppress mechanical vibrations or electrical oscillations by converting endampare(rhythmic movement, especially set to music) dansajo (<dansare)(to move in a rhythmic manner, especially set to music) dansare

kaspo(something accompanied by potential harm) dandjero (<dandjera)(accompanied by potential harm) dandjera(invitation to competition or incitement to a hazardous endeavor) sfidajo (<sfidare)(to invite into competition or incite to a hazardous endeavor) sfidare(to have enough courage (to do something)) durvare

temer(oz)a (<temerare)(to be ~ or rash) temerare(lacking light or brightness) darka(partial or complete absence of light) darkayto (<darka)(nightfall) darkyajo (<darkyare (<darka))(of a shade tending toward black) fonca(to cause to become less illuminated) darkware (<darka)(to become less illuminated) darkyare (<darka)(to become closer to black in color) foncyare (<fonca)(to cause to become closer to black in color) foncware (<fonca)(sharp-pointed missile weapon) darto(to move suddenly and swiftly) singotyare(to cause to move suddenly and swiftly) singotware(morphologic symbol used to join words or to indicate that a word has been sgyono(short run) sprintajo (<sprintare)(to run a short distance) sprintare(small quantity of a liquid or powdered substance) pizgo(to destroy by striking (against)) dacare

datelo(specific 24-hour period (midnight-midnight) represented as day/month/yeardato(to note or fix the time of) datazare (<dato)(pre-arranged professional meeting) apuntmento(pre-arranged social engagement) deytajo (<deytare)(companion for a social engagement) deyto (<deytare)(to be a companion of at a social engagement) deytare

(fruit of date palm (Phoenix dactylifera))

(to determine the age of) vyelensifare (<vyela)datelyero (<datelo)obsoletadativo

(soft coating applied with hasty or crude strokes) dawbumo (<dawbare)(crude or amateurish painting) gedawba pentruro (<dawbare, pentr(to apply on a surface with hasty or crude strokes) dawbare

dotro(to subdue by removing courage) dawntare

nongedawnta (<dawntare)(morning twilight period immediately before sunrise) spuntajo (<spuntare)(to begin to brighten with daylight) spuntare(period of 24 consecutive hours; period from midnight to the following midndjurno(period between sunrise and sunset) dago(in astronomy: rotational period of a planet) dugno

dumdjurna (<dumu+djurno)(period between sunrise and sunset) dago(having ceased living) (adj+pair: die, kill) morta(those who are no longer living) mortoy (<morta)(having ceased functioning properly) breka(uncharged (e.g. a battery) or unpowered) nevpawra (<nevu+pawro)(without sound or activity) stilna(capable of causing death) mortwabla (<mortware (<morta))

surda(to distribute among a number of recipients) dealare(to sell, especially contraband) trokatare(to be concerned with) vonare (<vonu)(to manage effectively) kolpare

dekano(costly, expensive) kusta(loved) kara(cessation of life and all associated processes) mortyajo (<mortyare (<morta))(state of being no longer living) mortayto (<morta)

debaklo(to speak with others about [a topic] formally and often publicly) debatare(to consider (to think about and evaluate in an orderly fashion) konsiderare(state or condition of owing an object or service to another) skuldayto (<skuldare)(object or service owed to another) geskuldo (<skuldare)

debutaredecdjaro (<deca+djaro)dekagramo (<deka- +gramo)dekamitro (<deka- +mitro)

(to undergo decomposition, usually producing foul odor) putriyare(to cause to undergo decomposition, usually producing foul odor) putruware(to deteriorate in nuclear, molecular or physical structure) dekahyare(to cause to deteriorate in nuclear, molecular or physical structure) dekahware(to lose energy; to relax to a less excited state) desekcityare (<ekcitare)(to cause to lose energy; to cause to relax to a less excited state) desekcitware (<ekcitare)

decesatromp(oz)a (<trompare)

tromparegetrompa (<trompare)trompa (<trompare)

(month) decembro(showing integrity, fairness, moral uprightness) decenta

trompajo (<trompare)tromp(oz)a (<trompare)

(To make a judgement about) decidare(to influence the outcome of) decizare

decigramo (<deci- +gramo)decimitro (<devi- +mitro)

(any flat surface that can be walked on) decko(to state formally or authoritatively) deklarare(to withhold acceptance or consent courteously) ablenare

dekrec(y/w)ajo (<dekrec(y/w)are)dekokaredeskonstruhare (<konstruhare)dekorare

(ornament) ornamodekorusadekorusayto (<dekorusa)dekoya (<dekoyare)

(to trap or ensnare by false appearances or deception) dekoyaredekrec(y/w)ajo (<dekrec(y/w)are)

(to become smaller or less, gradually or steadily) dekrecyare(to [cause to] become smaller or less, gradually or steadily) dekrecware

(ni/gi)dekrec(y/w)a (<dekrec(y/w)are)dekretaredekrementaredekremento (<dekrementare)dekriyare

(having ten parts or members) decupla(to make a formal commitment of (oneself or one's efforts) (to a cause, persodedikare(to arrive at by reasoning) deducare

deduktare(act of deducting) deduktajo (<deduktare)(brave or noteworthy action, feat, or exploit) feyto(in law: legal contract showing bond) titulo(to be of the opinion that) opinare(penetrating or penetrable to a relatively large distance) dipa(having great meaning or import) profunda(having a relatively small frequency) dupta(strongly saturated in color) satra

cervido(to speak ill of openly and injure the character or reputation of) difamare(describing a tentative value or setting in the absence of alternative) defalta(tentative value or setting in the absence of an alternative) defalto (<defalta)(state of failing to meet an obligation) defalayto (<defalare)

(to fail to meet an obligation) defalare(act of overcoming in battle or contest) defetajo (<defetare)(to overcome in battle or contest) defetare

defekto(in sports: to be on the defensive) defensare(to ward off attacks against) defendare(to represent (the accused) in a legal proceeding) forsfare(to respond to a challenge to) resfidare(in sports: portion of a team employed to prevent the other team from scorindefenso (<defensare)(protection from attack, danger or injury) defendajo (<defendare)(person(s) representing the accused in a legal proceeding) forsfo (<forsfare)(argument in support or justification of something) argumimo (<argumare)(to put off until a later time) frestare(to submit to the opinion of another in respect for their judgement or authorideferare(to state the meaning of) definare(to determine with precision; to mark out with distinctness) kiarware (<kiara)(to establish the boundary of) limitazare (<limito)(in grammar: designating a specified or immediately specifiable person or t definita(to become empty of all gas) deflaryare(to remove all gas from) deflarware(to lower or contract abnormally as prices, wages or circulating currency) deflatyare(to lower or contract abnormally as prices, wages or circulating currency) deflatware(contraction or decrease) deflar(y/w)ajo (<deflar(y/w)are)(abnormal fall or contraction of prices, awges or circulating currency) deflat(y/w)ajo (<deflat(y/w)are)(to swerve or turn aside) deflektyare(to cause to swerve or turn aside) deflektware(to become disfigured and deprived of attractiveness and normal functioningdeformyare(to disfigure and deprive of attractiveness and normal functioning) deformware

frawdaredeftadefunta

(in math, physics, etc.) having multiple elements or states correspond to onedegenerata(having lost desirable qualities or fallen from normal) nidegenera (<degenerare)(to lose desirable qualities) degenerare(to reduce in quality or purity) degradyare(to cause to reduce in quality or purity) degradware(to lower in value or social position) degraderare(to the ~ of) kwantu(measure) kwantio (<kwantu)(title bestowed as a certification of academic achievement) lawreo(in geometry: angle equal to 1/360 of a circle's circumfrence) stupno(in math: highest exponent in an expression) degreo

degnare(to become in a dark mood of short duration triggered by something externaldejektyare (<dejekta)(to cause to be in a dark mood of short duration triggered by something extedejektware (<dejekta)

(in a dark mood of short duration triggered by something external) dejekta(period of time before an event occurs) delas(y/w)enso (<delas(y/w)are)(to put back behind schedule or postpone) delasyare(to cause to put back behind schedule or postpone) delasware(put behind schedule or postponed) gidelaswa (<delasware)(person authorized to represent another) delegato(to commit (a task) to someone, especially a subordinate) delegare(to remove from a larger entity (e.g. a written passage from a manuscript) delerare

delerajo (<delerare)(performed with intent or purpose) fura (<furu)(carefully considered, not sudden or rash) gedelibera (<deliberare)(to consult with others about (a matter)) deliberare(fineness or elegance of construction or appearance) delikatetso (<delikata)(something appealing, especially a food) delikaco (<delikaca)(refinement in taste) refinatetso (<refinata)(fine or elegant in construction or appearance) delikata(pleasing to the senses; adapted to please a cultivated taste) delikaca(easily damaged or requiring careful handling) frela

deliciozadelikto

(something that gives joy or pleasure) delito (<delitare)(to give joy or pleasure to) delitare(to receive personal satisfaction or fulfillment from) gozare

delita (<delitare)delirare

(to transport to a destination or recipient) lifrare(to relinquish possession or control of) surendare(to give birth to) naskare(to assist in giving birth to) katiloydare(to free from confinement) liberware (<libera)

(letter name)[1] delta(of a river) delto

deludaredelud(oz)a (<deludare)

(desire and ability to purchase goods or services) demandajo (<demandare)(to desire and be able to purchase goods or services) demandare(urgent need or requirement) gefordro (<fordrare)(to require of someone or something) fordrare(urgent order or request) krevajo (<krevare)(to request urgently or forcefully) krevare(to claim as a right) dricare

krev(oz)a (<krevare)desmateryare (<materyare)desmaterware (<materware)

(to place in an inferior social position or status) demenare

demolare(spirit or creature that torments (a) person(s); attendant spirit) demono(to prove by reasoning; to illustrate by experminent or practical application)demonstrare(to put off the determination or conclusion of an affair) demorare

demura(small cavern or hollow place used for shelter or concealment) barlogo(to disparage) denigrare(to signify, mean explicitly) denotare

denuncare(high in mass per volume) densa(mentally ~) dumba

dentisto (<dento)dentiko (<dento)

(to decide not to act on, accept, or do) refuzare(to assert as untrue) denegare

departaredepartmento

(to be contingent on) dependare(to have complete confidence in the ability or consistency of) fidare

skildrare(to become used up gradually) depleryare(to use up gradually) deplerware

deployare(to send (an alien) abroad by governmental order) deportare(in law: to declare under oath, especially in writing) deporare(to remove from office or power) depozare(material placed or left behind on a surface) gedepono (<deponare)(in banking: funds placed in an account) gedepozito (<depozitare)(money or other asset given as initial payment or as security for a borrowed gedepago (<depagare)(to place or leave behind) deponare(to place (funds) in an account) depozitare(to give money or other asset as initial payment or as security for a borrowe depagare(the act of placing or leaving behind) deponajo (<deponare)(written statement by a witness) deporimo (<deporare)(the act of removing from office) depozajo (<depozare)(transport station) depoto(to push down on) deprimare(to cause to be in a lingering state of low spirits) depresware (<depresa)(to become in a lingering state of low spirits) depresyare (<depresa)(in a lingering state of low spirits) depresa(in meteorology: area of low pressure that results in moist weather) depresio(in economics: period of major economic contraction) depresiono(in geography: area lower in topography than surroundings) baho (<baha)(in psychology: period of unhappiness or low morale which lasts longer tha depresayto (<depresa)(to take something away from) privare

(distance of horizontal or vertical penetration) dipenso (<dipa)(intensity or importance of (an emotion or situation)) profundayto (<profunda)(property of appearing three-dimensional) dipto(to appoint as agent) deputare

derelikta(act of obtaining or receiving something from a source) derivwajo (<derivware)(arrival at (a conclusion) by reasoning) deducajo (<deducare)(something obtained or received from a source; in chemistry: chemical obta gederivwo (<derivware)(financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlyingderivativo(in calculus: value of a function for a given value of its independent variablederivato(to originate or stem (from a source)) derivyare(to obtain or receive (from a source); in chemistry: to create (a compound) derivware(to arrive at by reasoning) deducare(to come down as from a source) decendare(to move downward along or upon) deskendare(to give a verbal account of or convey a mental image with words) deskribare(to trace or draw the outer boundary of) umrisazare (<umriso)(in math: to produce or give rise to (a geometrical structure)) engendrare(in grammar: stating an attribute of the person/thing denoted by the modifie deskriptiva(abandoned or uninhabited) gidezera (<dezerare)(to abandon or forsake) dezerare(barren or desolate terrain, especially one with little water or vegetation) dezerto(just reward or punishment) gemerito (<meritare)(in military: to leave one's duty or post without permission) dezertrare(to be worthy of or have a right to) meritare(plan for the structure and functions of a building or system) desinimo (<desinare)(pictorial representation done by hand) skitsuro (<skitsare)(pattern, as an element of art or architecture) kuvio(goal or purpose) geintendo (<intendare)(to have as a goal or purpose) intendare(to conceive of and plan) desinare(to make a pictorial representation of by hand) skitsare

designaredezirare

(to ~ from) desistare(piece of furniture with a planar top for writing and drawers or compartmentdesko

despero (<desperare)desperare

(in a state of hopelessness) despera (<desperare)(without regard to danger or safety) rekl(oz)a (<reklare)(to place in low regard) dedegnare

trotsudespondadeserto

(to provide predetermination to) destinare

(having a predetermined fate) gedestina (<destinare)(predetermining agent or agency) destino (<destinare)(predetermined fate or course of events) destinaco (<destinare)

destituta(to damage beyond use or repair) destruware

destruwivlayto (<destruware)(to cause .. to stand apart from (others); to cause .. to be disconnected from) detacyare (<detacare)(to come apart from (others); to come to be disconnected from) detacware (<detacare)(standing apart from (others; disconnected from) detaca (<detacare)(to stand apart from (others); to be disconnected from) detacare(feature small enough to escape casual notice) detalo(to explain precisely and thoroughly) detalazare (<detalo)(in military: temporary unit or assignment) detacmento(to keep in custody, to hold) detenare

detegaredetektivodeteraredeterior(y/w)ajo (<deterior(y/w)are)

(to ascertain definitely) determinare(to set the limits of) limitazare (<limito)(in grammar) determinero

detestaredetestivla (<detestare)detraharedevastare

(to progress through a sequence of stages) developyare(to cause to progress through a sequence of stages) developware(to bring out (images) from photographic film) sfilupare(to bring into being) kreyare(to occur as a sequence of unfolding events) razcare

devyaredevware

(piece of equipment made for a particular purpose) devayso(project or scheme designed to deceive) gedeviso (<devisare)(in rhetoric: technique to evoke an emotional or logical respose) tehokeyno(symbol representing a tribe, group or other entity) emblemo(spirit or creature with evil or malicious intent) diablo(wicked or mischievious person) vrago(to torment mischieviously) devilare(to season with Cayenne pepper) kayenazare (<kayeno)(acting or done in an underhanded manner) sluva(to use the intellect to plan or design) devisare(to leave (property) in a will) bekwedare(to give (one's time, attention, or self) to an activity, pursuit, etc.) devovare

devova (<devovare)

devotavesodeksteradarmo

(graduated circular scale over which a needle moves to show a measurementdaylo(to measure, to call (on a telephone), or to select (on a radio or television) daylirare (<daylo)(variety of a language that is characteristic of a particular area) dialekto(spoken or written conversation or other form of discourse between two or dialogo(mineral or gemstone made from such mineral that is a tetrahedral allotrope diamanto(in geometry: equilateral polygon having two pairs of parallel sides, two ob rombuso(in card games: card bearing the symbol(s) of the ~ suit) bubno(flexible tissue forming a plane or film and separating two environments) diafragmo((in acoustics) vibrating membrane in a speaker) (spikray) membrano((in optics; photography) thin, opaque structure with a central aperture used thebwo (<heba)((in anatomy) sheet of muscle separating the thorax from the abdomen) (toraskay) diafragmo(authoritative directive or command) diktato(to specify as a required procedure or ritual) preskrevare(to speak in order for someone to record the words spoken) diktovare(ruler having absolute authority) diktatoro(acting with absolute authority) diktatora (<diktatoro)(publication that explains the meanings of words presented in an ordered listdikconaro(to cease living) (adj+ pair: dead, kill) mortyare (<morta)(engine) dizelo

dietobogo

(to have dissimilar characteristics from) rujnare(degree) rujnenso (<rujnare)(state) rujnayto (<rujnare)(result of subtraction) diferenso

rujna (<rujnare)dificiladifidenta

(to undergo diffraction) difraktyare(to cause to undergo diffraction) difraktware

nidifusya (<difusyare)(to undergo diffusion) difusyare(to cause to undergo diffusion) difusware(to move (earth) out of the way) skavare(to begin eating) natcwware mandjare(to work hard) pracare egzerte(to maintain one's position (point of view)) mantenare poziciono(to excavate) ekskavare(to locate) lwokazare (<lwoko)(to find) trovare(finger or toe) digito

(Arabic symbol which is used in the representation of a number, i.e. 0, 1, 2, 3,didjitodidjitala klokodignadigrafodigodilatyaredilatwaredilatoradilemodiligentaanetodilutadilutyare (<diluta)dilutware (<diluta)

(of a low intensity of light) hebadimensiono

(to [cause to] become smaller or less perceptibly by removal) diminyare(to become smaller or less perceptibly by removal) diminware

diminutiva(to eat dinner) jantare(restaurant serving low-cost breakfast and/or lunch, but typically not dinner)daynero

jancambro (<jantajway cambro)(event of dining) jantajo (<jantare)(food) jantumo (<jantare)

dinosauro(to immerse in liquid) dunkyare(to cause to immerse in liquid) dunkware(vowel cluster) diftongo

diplomaticadirekta

(to regulate expertly) dirigare(in grammar) direkta objekto(angular position) direkciono(one of a series of instructions) dirigimo (<dirigare)(earth, soil) erdo

suca(to become ~) sucyare (<suca)(to cause to become ~) sucware (<suca)(to free from a misconception) destrompare (<trompare)(to ~ in sound with) *****(to engage in a verbal dispute) strayare

desaperaresfikareno aprobare (<aprobare)ogilare

disastro (<disastra)disastra

(to pay out) disbursareskartaredicernaredicernivla (<dicernare)

(to complete (a duty)) kompletware (<kompleta)diciplo

(to teach to obey rules and accept authority) diciplinare(to renounce) renuncare(to make known (information previously withheld)) divulgare

deskombinyare (<kombinyare)deskombinware (<kombinware)diskontinua

(to cause to be in disagreement in opinion with) diskordware(to become in disagreement in opinion with) diskordyare(to be in disagreement in opinion with) diskordare

diskurdaskontenso (<skontare)

(to deduct from a cost or price) skontare(to engage in ~) (to write or speak formally) diskursare

dekuvrare(act of discovering) dekuvrajo (<dekuvrare)(something discovered) gedekuvro (<dekuvrare)(to damage the reputation of; to dishonor) deshonorare (<honorare)

diskrepa (<diskrepare)(to cause to be ~ from) diskrepware(to become ~ from) diskrepyare(to be ~ from) diskrepare

diskrecare(to examine (a subject) with interchange of opinions) diskutare

dezdenaredezden(oz)a (<dezdenare)desanimazare (<animo)degordjaredegizarerepugnare

(vessel for food) talerzodicevelyare (<dicevela)dicevelware (<dicevela)dicevelanonhonesta (<honesta)disintegeryaredisintegerwaredisinteresea

(compact ~, etc.) diskonefondare (<fondare)nonloyala (<loyalare)

(to frighten or dishearten) dismayare(to send away or put out of mind) dismitare

malorda (<mala+ordo)(to denigrate) denigrare(to send with promptness) dispatcare

dispelaredispensaredispersyaredispersware

(to take the place of by means of mechanical movement) displacare(to take the place of by means of mechanical movement) displacware .. cwa(furniture where items may be ~ed) vitrino(to present to view to best advantage) displeyare(furniture where items may be displayed) vitrino(to give annoyance or dissatisfaction to) neplezare (<plezare)

dispoziciono(state of being disproportionate) nonproporcayto (<proporca)(to refute) refutare(to speak with others about [a controversial topic over which there are wide disputare(to question the truth or validity of) kontestrare

nerespicare (<respicare)nerespica (<respicare)disruptyaredisruptwaredisekcare

(to disguise (one's intentions) under a feigned appearance) disimulare(to oppose or withdraw support from (established doctrine)) disentare(to disguise (one's intentions) under a feigned appearance) disimulare

disipyaredisipware

(to become dissociated with) disocyare(to cause to become dissociated with) disocware((said of a solute) to become mixed with a solvent) disolvyare(to cause (a solute) to be mixed with a solvent) disolvware

diswadaredistensodista (<distu)distudistendyaredistendwaredistilyaredistilware

(clearly perceived by the senses) kiara(to differ in (an) essential characteristic(s) from) distintare(serving as an identifying trait or characteristic) distintiva(to indicate the difference between…and) distingare … cwe(to change out of shape by bending, wrenching or exaggerating features) distortyare(to cause to change out of shape by bending, wrenching or exaggerating featdistortware(to give false account of) distorcare(to cause to turn away from original focus of attention or interest) distrahare

distratadistribuware

(area) distriktodisturbare

(in grammar: (of a verb) taking two direct objects) ditransitiva(in the daytime) andaga (<anu+dago)(sofa, couch) divano

plondjyareplondjwaredivergyaredivergwarediversa

(to distract from worriesome thought or care) diverzare(to separate into parts or pieces) dividyare(to cause to separate into parts or pieces) dividware((in mathematics) to calculate the quotient of) divizare(separated into parts or pieces) (ni/gi)divid(y/w)a (<divid(y/w)are)

dwi(in finance) dividendo(in mathematics) gedivizo (<divizare)(in military: formation usually, made up of two or three brigades) diviziono(section of a large company) odelo

fakciosa(in mathematics) divizumo (<divizare)(to legally dissolve a marriage to) divorsyare(to cause to legally dissolve the marriage of .. and) divorsware .. cwe

nidivorsya (<divorsyare)(to make known (information previously withheld)) divulgare(to perform an action) farare(substitute for an antecedent verb) duhare(to kill (to cause to cease living)) mortware (<morta)(to injure (to adversely affect health, appearance, feelings, or reputation)) skadare(to repeat) repetware(to redecorate) ridekorare (<dekorare)(to wrap and tie up) vrapare ce ligare(to dress lavishly) trazware (<trazare) opulente(to tie or arrange (the hair)) upligare (<upu+ligare)

(to fasten (to attach)) fiksare(to forgo (to do ~)) afstare

yedotcila

(member of the medical profession who treats people or animals) mediko (<medikare)(person who has obtained a Ph.D or equivalent terminal degrees) doktoro

doktrineraofficial paper serving as the basis proof or support of something else dokumento(polyhedron having twelve faces) dodekahedro

hundododjoperseveradogmodogmatica

(hopelessly sad, beyond consolation) dolorosalalkodolaro

(in architecture: a structural element resembling the upper half of a hollow kupolo(anything resembling an inverted bowl) kupuo

domestica(dominating) domina (<dominare)(most common or of greatest importance) predomina (<predominare)(fifth major tone of a musical scale) dominanto

dominare(game) dominohway joko(rectangular block) dominoho(hooded cape) dominikalo

donerare(movable rigid plane in a portal of entry to a building, room, or vehicle) vrato

dormanta(portion) doso

dosazare(having two parts or members) dusupla

dubare(doubtable) dubivla (<dubare)(doubted) geduba (<dubare)

valientadawdadolu

(in a dark mood of short duration triggered by something external) dejektavnizadoto

(most senior member) doyenodrakmo

(to sweep the bottom of) dragare

(member of genus Drako) drako(mythical creature) drakono(outlet) dren(y/l)iso (<dren(y/l)are)

drenyaredrenlaredramo

(to attract (to arouse interest)) atrakconare(to close) klawsware (<klawsa)(to arrive at by reasoning) deducare(to inhale) aynspirare (<aynu+spirare)(to make a pictorial representation of by hand) skitsare(to take or pull out (a card, a gun, a lottery ticket, etc.)) ayftirhare (<ayfu+tirhare)(to deplete (to use up gradually)) deplerware(to attract (to arouse interest, excitement, etc.)) atrakconare(to devise (to use the intellect to plan or design)) devisare(to arrange (to set up or organize)) arandjare(to stop or cease moving) haltyare(to stop or cease moving) haltware(to remove) removware(to elicit) elicare(to prolong (to increase in duration beyond normal limits)) prolongare(to entice (to lead on by making attractive promises or suggestions)) enticare(to extract (to draw or pull out)) ekstrahare(storage bin in chest) skufo(pictorial representation done by hand) skitsuro (<skitsare)

dremare(to devise (to use the intellect to plan or design)) devisare

hezo(garment covering the upper body and having an attached skirt covering the jurko(to cause to have on or about one's or another's body) trazware (<trazare)(to come to have on or about one's body) trazyare (<trazare)(to have on or about one's body) trazare

komodo(to flow or fall in drops or an unsteady stream) bavyare(to cause to flow or fall in drops or an unsteady stream) bavware(in sports) driblare

driftyaredriftwaredrilare

(to consume alcohol) drinkare(to consume liquid) bibare(to operate a vehicle) kondwirare(to push, propel, or press onward forcibly) drivare(to suggest) sugestare(to force out) ayfforzare (<ayfu+forzare)

(to force off) fromforzare (<fromu+forzare)(of liquid, etc.) dropo

dekrec(y/w)ajo (<dekrec(y/w)are)(to let fall) laysare ke .. kadyatsto visit spontaneously vizitare spontaneto visit spontaneously vizitare spontaneto fall asleep dormyare (<dormare)to decrease dekrecyareto deliver (to transport (to a destination or recipient)) lifrare(to withdraw from being a member or participant) desmembriyare (<membriyare)(to cease attending (e.g. school, etc.)) desadestyare (<adestare)(period of below average rainfall) sicito

drawnyaredrawnwaredrudjare

(substance affecting body chemistry for medical or other purposes) drogoebria

(depleted of moisture) seka(to make dry) sekyare (<seka)(to cause to make dry) sekware (<seka)(to sober ) sobriyare(to cause to sober ) sobriware(to make dry) sekyare (<seka)(to cause to make dry) sekware (<seka)(to cease (to come to an end)) tcesyare(to cease (to cause an end to)) tcesware(to evaporate) evaporyare(to evaporate) evaporwareto deprive (to take something away from) privare

dubia(element having atomic number 105) dubniumo(female ruler of a duchy) dukeso

anatidodukto

(owed, scheduled, or expected (on a specified date or at a specified time)) doljna(musical composition) dustetumo (<dusa)(pair of musicians, etc.) dusteto (<dusa)(male ruler of a duchy) dukuro(ruler of a duchy or person with highest hereditary rank) duko(boring) skutcwa (<skutcware (<skutca))(not intense) sorda(not sharp) tupa(mentally ~) stupida(not speaking) muda(mentally ~) dumba

mudware (<muda)dunoduparedupleksodurenso (<dura)

(able to withstand wear or decay) durbla*imported from TWL. obsolete?* dura(measured ~ of) durenso (<dura)(for the duration of) dumu

zmyeckoduskapolvopliktwefara (<plikto+farare)plikto

(house, apartment, cabin, etc.) kempo(to decrease bit by bit to a vanishing point) dwindelyare(to cause to decrease bit by bit to a vanishing point) dwindelware

dinamicadinamo

(element having atomic number 66, symbol Dy) disprosiumo(for example) egratu(et cetera; and so on; and others) ce otroy(every individual of) caka

egra(of grain) spiko(body part) awriso(count) grevo

pluse fruafruayto (<frua)

(closer to the beginning in time) tcasno je(occuring before the expected or usual time) frua(midnight to 6AM) madrugado(to be paid for work) ernare(to be worthy of or have a right to) meritare

ernsta(piece of jewelry worn on the ear) sirgo(dirt, soil) erdo(planet) Tero(of the Earth) teray(secular or material, not spiritual) erdiga

teray tremyajodogupaskofacilamandjare

(public place where food and drinks are served for a fee) cokudo(public place where food and drinks are served for a fee) cokudo(to flow out (said of tide, etc.)) ebyare(to cause to flow out (said of tide, etc.)) ebware

eklipsare(prudent, not wasteful) ekonomica

ekonomiko (<ekonom-)ekonomisto (<ekonom-)

(advantage) avantadjo(border of a surface) bordo(in geometry) sarmo(thin cutting side of a blade) kopso

mandjivla (<mandjare)ediktoedukare

(to remove gradually by making indistinct) efacare(artistic technique or element) efekto(thing brought about) geefiko (<efikare)(to carry out practically, often collectively or impersonally) efikare

efik(oz)a (<efikare)efik(oz)a (<efikare)efeminataefikacaeficientaefortajo (<efortare)

(to make an ~ to) efortare(show ~) efrontajo (<efrontare)

efulgentaefusivaavgoocoocaocta (<oca)

(fractional portion) octelo (<oca)(element having atomic number 99, symbol Es) eynsteyniumo(exclusive) awdra(inclusive) aydra(exclusive) ecaw ... caw(inclusive) ecay ... cay(to exit forcefully) ejektyare(to cause to exit forcefully) ejektware

pasyareelatakubito

(older) pluse (<plusare) vyela

(influential person of a family, tribe or community) eldero(not young) vyela

elektaelegareelektricaelegantaelemento

(relating to the basic, essential or fundamental part of something) elementeraelevyareelevwareeleveaelfoelicaregodna (<godnare)

(to be ~ for) godnareeliminareeliminajo (<eliminare)elipsoelipsoido

(to throw a light on (a complicated subject)) elucidare(to get away from artfully) eludare

embarkareambaserio (<ambaso)

(symbol representing a tribe, group or other entity) emblemo(state of representing in bodily form or personifying) inkarnayto (<inkarnare)(event of investing with bodily form or making corporeal) enkorpwajo (<enu+korpo)(to invest with bodily form; to make corporeal) enkorpware (<eny+lorpo)(to grasp or hold with the arms) embrasare(to take in as part of a broader subject) abratcare

brodareemergareemergencoemigrareemitare

(to express emotion effusively or theatrically) emotareemocyayto (<emocyare)

(to show ~) emocyare(to cause to show ~) emocware(displaying emotion) emocya (<emocya)(to ~ with) empatare(event of stressing or giving added significance to) emfazajo (<emfazare)(to stress or give added significance to) emfazare(stressed or having added significance) geemfaza (<emfazare)(to provide with a job) employare

geemployo (<employare)

pustayto (<pusta)pusta

(to become ~ of) pustyare (<pusta)(to make ~) pustware (<pusta)(to cause to have the necessary powers or resources (to do something)) povware (<povare)(to include completely or treat comprehensively) omfatare

biso(to meet) enkontrare(to foster) fostrare(to give courage or spirit to) kuradjware (<kuradja)(to recommend) empfelare

inkrustare(to weigh down or slow progress) enkumbrare(something which weighs down or slows progress) enkumbro (<enkumbrare)(completion point) fin(y/w)iso (<fin(y/w)are)

endandjerware (<enu+dandjero (<dandjera))sforzareendemica

(in grammar) finusonontcesya (<tcesyare)nonfinyanonfine

(to express support of, often by public statement) apoyare(act of enduring) zdurajo (<zdurare (<dura))(quality of enduring) zduretso (<zdurare (<dura))(act of tolerating or suffering patiently) endurajo (<endurare)(to extend in time (for a specified period)) zdurare (<dura)(to tolerate or suffer patiently) endurare

enemioenergicaenergio

(to weaken in vitality or moral strength) enervare(to compel observance or obedience to) enforcare(to produce or give rise to) engendrare(ethnically English person) inglo

ingrosareenigmaenigmatica

(to receive personal satisfaction or fulfillment from) gozare(to increase in size, extent, capacity or scope) agrandyare(to cause to increase in size, extent, capacity or scope) agrandware(to cause to be ~ed in) varvware (<varvare)(to come to be ~ed in) varvyare (<varvare)

varva (<varvare)(to be ~ in) varvare

enorma(sufficient) sufitca (<sufitcare)(to become violently or furiously angry) zornyare (<zorna)(to cause to be violently or furiously angry) zornware (<zorna)(violently or furiously angry) zorna

rapta(to become abundant in resources for adequate functioning) rikyare (<rikare)(to cause to become abundant in resources for adequate functioning) rikware (<rikare)(to cause to be ~ed in) zapsware (<zapsare)(to come to be ~ed in) zapsyare (<zapsare)

zapsa (<zapsare)(to be ~ in) zapsare

ensuware(to guarantee, to make certain of) asurare

aynganare (<aynu+ganare)(to engage in formal, deliberate acts of brining about pleasure) entretenare

entuziasto entuziastetso (<entuziasta)entuziastayto (<entuziasta)

(one showing rapturous interest or excitement) entuziasto (<entuziasta)(showing rapturous interest or excitement) entuziasta

entuza(to lead on by making attactive promises or suggestions) enticare(whole) tuta

tuto (<tuta)(something which has a distinct existence) entitato(place of ~) aynganiso (<aynu+ganare)(vestibule, hall) vestiblo

eksorareentreo

(to confide) konfidare(to pronounce distinctly and carefully) enuncare

envelopoenviyareeonoefemeraepikuricaepigramaticaepisodokonstantaegala (<egalare)egalareegalayto (<egalare)egalware (<egalare)egalyare (<egalare)

ekwacionoekwatoroekwilibrareekwilibriyare (<ekwilibr(iy/uw)are)ekwilibruware (<ekwilibr(iy/uw)are)ekwilibrayto (<ekwilibrare)ekwinokso

(to provide with complete ensemble of items required to perform a task or e ekwipomazare (<ekwipomo (<ekwipo))(item required to perform a task or expedition) ekwipo(complete ensemble of items required to perform a task or expedition) ekwipomo (<ekwipo)

ekwitabilaekwivalentaekwivocaekwivokareekwivoco (<ekwivoca)

(time period) vatco(to dislodge (a resistive object)) eradikare(to rub out) erazare(device for rubbing out) erazilo (<erazare)(element having atomic number 68, symbo Er) erbiumo

erekta(to become erect) erektyare(to cause to be erect) erektware(to build, to construct) erigare

erodyareerodware

(to deviate from the proper course or aim) grecyareeraticagrecajo (<grecare)

(to eject violently) erumpyare(to cause to eject violently) erumpware(to release (pressure, tension, skin rash, etc.) spontaneously) eruptare(to keep away from (a source of danger or difficulty)) evitare(to get free) eskapare(to stay clear of (things unwise or morally wrong)) eskivare(to go with (others) in a protective, guiding capacity) eskortare

eseoesencoesencialaesencialeestablarecelvo

(to place in high regard) canovare(to judge (the value of) by rough approximation) estimare

estrandjare

eternaeterne (<eterna)

(eternal interval of time) eterno (<eterna)(state of being eternal) eternayto (<eterna)

eterica(in accordance with ethics) naketika (<naku+etiko)

etikoetnika

(currency unit) evro(element having atomic number 63, symbol Eu) europiumo(to get clear of by adroit maneuvering) evadare(to set a value or rank on) evaluware

evaluwajo (<evaluware)evanecentaevaporyareevaporware

(having no elevations or depressions) rovna(modifying an extreme example) evna(without irregularity or fluctuation) jemna(modifying an extreme example) evne (<evna)(divisible by 2) tcotna(6PM to midnight) vespero(modifying an extreme example) even (<evna)

evento(occurring in the future after a lengthy progression) ultima

eventualosamwande (<sama+hwande)

(eternal) eterna(~ individual of) caka

cakyo (<caka+hyo)cakyo (<caka+hyo)cakwo (<caka+hwo)cakwerve (<caka+hwerve)

(to put out of property by legal means) evinkarezloyaevincareevokareevolvyareevolvwareegzakta

(to demand or require) eksigareeksig(oz)a (<eksigare)

(set of questions meant to elicit facts or information) egzaminimo (<egzaminare)(set of questions meant to elicit facts or information) egzaminimo (<egzaminare)(to put questions to (someone) orally on in writing in a thorough and detai egzaminare

(representative of a group as a whole) egzemplo (<egzemplare)ekskavare

(to be greater than in quality) plusare(to be greater than in size or quantity) ekcedare(to perform at a higher level than) ekcelare

ekcelenta(to exclude) eksludare

sawfueksludajo

(much better than average;superior due to rarity) ekcepcionalaekcesaekceso (<ekcesa)

(exceeding a reasonable degree of propriety or necessity) eksesiva(to take the place of in a reciprocal manner) trokare(to cause to take the place of in a reciprocal manner) trokware .. cwe(to experience an increase in the emotion or energy of) ekcityare(to cause an increase in the emotion or energy of) ekcitware

ekslamareekskludaresawfuekskluda (<ekskludare)eksklusivaekcernare

(to pass over (a mistake or a fault)) skuzare(to put to death) eksekuconare(to carry out (a planned task) with efficiency, precision or finality) eksekutare

dirigo (<dirigare)(to be or serve as a representative of (a group as a whole)) egzemplare(activity designed to increase skill) praksimo (<praksare)(to exert in order to strengthen, condition, etc.) praksare

egzertareeksfolyareeksfolwareayfspirare (<ayfu+spirare)

******* ************** *******

ekshausto******* ************** ************** ************** *******(having escaped or passed out) (ni/gi)ekshawr(y/w)a (<ekshawr(y/w)are)(that which has escaped or passed out) (ni/gi)ekshawr(y/w)o (<ekshawr(y/w)are)(to escape or pass out) ekshawryare(to cause to escape or pass out) ekshawrware

(to present formally for public inspection) ekshibareekshortare

(to cause to depart from one's country through compulsion or voluntary acti egzilareegzistare

(to cause to ~) egizstware (<egzistare)(to come to ~) egzistyare (<egzistare)

egzistayto (<egzistare)egzista (<egzistare)egzistencialismo egzista (<egzistare)

(place of ~) ayfganiso (<ayfu+ganare)ayfganare (<ayfu+ganare)eksorbitantaeksotica

(to increase in size, volume or range) ekspandyare(to cause to increase in size, volume or range) ekspandware(to cause to depart from one's country with formal change of citizenship) ekspatriyare(to cause to depart from one's country with formal change of citizenship) ekspatruware

ekspektareekspedica

(to remove permanently from a group, place, etc.) ekspelare(costly) kusta

eksperientajo (<eksperientare)eksperientare

(to come to an end) ekspirare(to make (the nature or meaning of) clear) eksplikare(to make (the nature or meaning of) clear) eksplikare

eksplicitaeksplodyareeksplodware

(to uncover, unmask or bring from concealment) eksponare(to subject (photographic film) to light) ekspozare(to object to in form of earnest reasoning) ekspostulare(to give a lengthy analysis of) ekspondare(to convey or communicate) ekspresare(arrangement of symbols denoting values, operations performed on them, a ekspreciono

supervego (<vego)(to remove and leave no trace) ekspungare

ekstemporanea(to lengthen in space or time; to broaden in range of application) ekstendyare(to cause to lengthen in space or time; to cause to broaden in range of applicekstendware(to stretch or reach to a limit or over a range) ekstensare(range of values; space, area, volume to which something extends) ekstensenso (<ekstensare)

eksteriora eksterioro (<eksteriora)

(to destroy (living things) by a diliberate, selective method) eksterminareeksternaekstinta

(to put out (a flame or other frail object)) ekstingare(to destroy by getting at the roots or causes) ekstirpare(additional) adicionala (something drawn or pulled out) geekstraho (<ekstrahare)(something from a substance by chemical or mechanical action) geekstrakto (<ekstraktare)(to draw or pull out) ekstrahare(to obtain from a substance by chemical or mechanical action) ekstraktare(to send (an alien) abroad by governmental order) ekstraditare

ekstraneaekstraneayto (<ekstranea)ekstravagantaekstremaekstremo (<ekstrema)ekstrinsicaekstrinsice (<ekstrinsica)ekstroverto (<ekstroverta)ekstroverta

(organ through which animals see) oko(hairy ridge over the eye) brovo(pair of lenses set in a frame worn to improve vision) okialo(body part) palpebro(to make into a finished product by machine or industrial operation) fabrikare

fasado(geometrical surface) faco(part of body) litso(to ~) (to confront or deal with) feysare(to free from difficulties or obstacles; to make easy) facilware (<facila)(in ~) (actually) nakfakte (<naku+fakto)

faktofakcionofakciosa

(in mathematics) faktoro(integral part) fakturo

fabrikerio (<fabrikare)(inherent or acquired ability in one area of achievement) fakulto(to lose intensity) fadyare(to cause to lose intensity) fadware(to wither) velkyare(to cause to wither) velkware(to cease operating properly) misfunconare (<funconare)(to cease functioning properly) brekyare (<breka)

bankruptyare (<bankrupta)

(not to succeed in (doing something)) feylare(to receive a failing grade on) flunkare(textile) faylo

sfimare(above average) plusde sredna(just) justa

moderate (<moderata)feho

(to have ~ in) feydare(adhering strictly to (a person, cause or idea to which one is bound)) fidela (<fidelare)(to adhere strictly to (a person, cause or idea to which one is bound)) fidelare(not adhering to (a person, cause or idea to which one is bound)) nonfidela (<fidelare)(contrived and presented as genuine) falcura (<falcare)(one who contrives and presents as genuine) falco (<falcare)(something contrived and presented as genuine) falcuro (<falcare)(to contrive and present as genuine) falcare(religious mendicant) fakiro(season) awtumno

kadyare(to let ~) kadware(to retreat) retretyare(to be deceived by) getrompare (<trompare) byu(to fall in love) *****(to take one's place in the ranks) enrangyare (<rango)(to collapse, fall down suddenly, cave-in) kolapsyare(to happen) okazare(to quarrel (to engage in a verbal dispute)) straytare(to fail (not to succeed in (doing something)) feylare(artificial, counterfeit, spurious) fosa(untrue, not factual) falsa

familierafamiliofama

(electric) vifto (<viftare)(handheld) viftilo (<viftare)(enthusiast) fano (<fanare)(to ventilate) viftare(to be a ~ of) fanare

geimagina (<imaginare)(of a superior grade) fayna(ornate, decorative) fansa(light invention or play of the mind) imaginajo (<imaginare)(thing imagined) geimagino (<imaginare)(to imagine or visualize) imaginare(to take to or be fond of) fancare

(to dance the ~) fandangarefantazarefantasticadista (<distu)distu

(unit of capacitance) faradodista (<distu)farso

(to get along) fertare(to wish happiness or welfare to at parting) zbogare

farmerio (<farmare)(to grow a crop) farmare

farmo (<farmare)dista (<distu)

(current style of dress etc.) faciono(manner) maniero(having a high rate of activity) rapida(moving at a large amount of distance per time) spida(to attach) fiksare

gifiksa (<fiksare)fikso (<fiksare)

(obese) obesa(plump) gorda(substance from animal) graso(capable of causing death) mortwabla (<mortware (<morta))

fatofatala

(male parent) patro(male parent of a spouse) bopatro (<patro)

klafto(to become ~d) fatigyare (<fatiga)(to cause to become ~d) fatigware (<fatiga)

fatigafatua

(failing) falto(in geology) folto(act of kindness) favrajo (<favrare)(to be gentle with) favorisare(to be in support of or to aid) favorare(to perform kindness for) favrare(to prefer) preferare(to be like to or similar to) resemblare

favora (<favorare)favoritafavo

(to be afraid of) timarenontima (<timare)

(practicable) fezabilaplumotcetco

(month) februarofekoarvodofeblatcibazare (<tcibo)

(quality of something perceived by means of the tactile sense) tuntumo(to perceive by means of the tactile sense) palpare(to examine by means of the tactile sense) apalpare (<palpare)(to be perceived by means of the tactile sense as) bepalpare (<palpare)(to experience (a sensation or an emotion)) sentare(tactile sense of perception) palpetso (<palpare)(to assume (some condition) so as to evade responsibilities)) fingare

feyntare(peasant) felaho

felto(sailing vessel) feluko

femalafeminina

(thigh bone) femurofenso

(to ~ with swords) skermare(for fire) fendro(element having atomic number 100, symbol Fm) fermiumo

feroca(having good fertility; producing vegetation) fertila(showing great emotion or passion) ferva(intensely interested or desirous, perhaps compulsive or overwrought) fervida

festivalohentarefeticofetokelkafezoblagarefibro

(having fibers) avfibra (<avu+fibro)(resembling fibers) licfibra (<licu+fibro)(leg bone) fibulo

kaprica(feudal estate) feudo

(area of interest or specialization) feldo(in physics) fildo(in sports) fuco(wide open space) campo

fifro(in order) kwinta (<kwina)(fractional portion) kwintelo (<kwina)(fruit) figo(tree) fiko

stridare(form) figuro(to take (petty cash or objects) stealthfully) filtcare(to cause to be full) (relational triplet: fill, full) plenware (<plenare)(to become full) (relational triplet: fill, full) plenyare (<plenare)(to occupy (time or space)) encare(to inform) informare(to replace material that is absent or has been removed) remplare(to substitute (to cause.. to substitute for) substitutlare (to replace material that is absent or has been removed) remplare(to become full) plenyare (<plenare)(to become full) plenware (<plenare)(video representation consisting of moving images) filmeo(thin layer on surface) plonko(thin photosensitive sheet) filmo(to make a video representation of) enkinware (<enu+kino)

filtrareimundafloso

(last) fintafinancofinansarefinanc(w)ay (<financo)trovare

(giving enjoyment or satisfaction) pleza (<plezare)(of a superior grade) fayna(pure, unadulterated) pura(very thin or small) tcenka(part of hand) fingro(finishing point) finyiso(paint, glaze) fineo

finyarefinware(ni/gi)fin(y/w)a (<fin(y/w)are)fayro

(to discharge (a weapon)) afirare

(to discharge from employment) desempregare (<empregare)strajakerio (<strajakare)

(meteor) bolidokaminofirma

(business) firmusofirmayto (<firma)unta (<una)

(in grammar) untpearsa (<una+pearso)fisk(w)ay (<fisk-)

(animal) pesko(meat of ~) peskay karno(to hunt in water using a rod, line, hook and bait or a net) ficare

pugno(suitable) tawga (<tawgare)(in good physical shape) terva(to be the right size and shape for) sopiyare(suitable) tawga (<tawgare)

kwinokwina

(to repair) repararefiksturofyordoastonare

(piece of cloth used as a standard signal or emblem) flagoflagranta

(of snow, etc.) fyokoflamboyantaflamo

(dance) flamencajo (<flamencare)(to dance the ~) flamencare(flame-colored) flamea

flandjo(flat appendage) klapo(to wave up and down or side to side) flapyare(to cause to wave up and down or side to side) flapware(to wave (wings or arms), to beat) batrare

flakrareflacarekantilo

(not limited by restrictions, doubts or conditions) absoluta(deflated) deflata(having no variation in altitude) plata(in music: lower by one semitone or lower than the correct pitch) bemola(without variation in pitch) monotona

(apartment) apartmento(shoe) flado(uninteresting) non-interesa (<interesare)(to present pridefully or arrogantly to gain attention) ostentare(quality of something perceived by means of the gustatory sense) smako(to provide with qualities perceived by means of the gustatory sense) smakazare (<smako)(provided with qualities perceived by means of the gustatory sense) avsmaka (<avu+smako)

falvolinumofudjareswiftaflitofugacakarnokarnosaflekswivla (<fleksware)flikrare

(to draw back instinctively fro something potentially painful) flintcarecloydareflinto

(to overturn) evertyare(to cause to overturn) evertware

flirtare(to cause to ~) flotware(to become floating) flotyare

flotareflota (<flotare)

(herd) grego(to flow in (said of tide, etc.)) flusyare(to cause to flow in) flusware(to inundate) inundare(surface on which one stands) gulvo

flawrofloridafloristo (<floro)

(dental ~) flocofarinotrivarefluvyarefluvwareflorofloridafluktyarefluktwareflukt(y/w)are (<flukt(y/w)are)

fluentatresdeca mililitroy

(element having atomic number 9, symbol F) fluorino(having surfaces in the same plane) rovina (<rovinare)(to have surfaces in the same plane as) rovinare

flutofluksovolarefokusyarefokuswareneblo

(wind) foenofoyblo

(aerodynamic or hydrodynamic cross section) foljo(thin sheet of metal) foylo(to prevent (someone) from accomplishing or fulfilling (something) by directwartare(crease) dobro

plegyareplegwarefoletcare (<folo)

(ethnic group) folko(to act out in accordance with) folgare(to be a logical consequence of) konsekwentare(to be devoted to as a supporter) diciplare(to come after in sequence) swivare(to come after in time) postare (<postu)(to pay attention to) atentare(devoted supporter) diciplo (<diciplare)

posta (<postu)(act or instance that may be used as an example) posto (<postu)(to arouse feelings of dischord or rebellion in) fomentare(to be ~ of, to like) fondare(in printing) pismo

tcibo(without regard to danger or safety) rekl(oz)a (<reklare)

stulta(body part) pyedo(unit of length) futo(ball) futbolo(game) futbalo(protective garment for the foot consisting of a firm sole and flexible upper)obuvo(for the benefit/purpose of) furu(for the duration of) dumu(in favor of) proru(in place of, instead of) anstu

(in return for) pwaru(on behalf of) imnamu(with regard to someone's ability, etc.) fwaru(to cease doing) tcesware(to refrain from) *****(to disallow officially) prohibare(to portend) portendare(to cause to occur, overcoming resistance) forzare(to compel (someone to do something)) dwingare(to open forcibly) apertware forze(to exert ~ on) forcare

forbratcoprognozare

(body part) fronso(from another country or culture) fremda

lidera (<liderare)(to be aware of (a future event) before its occurence) previdare

forestocakwande (caka+kwando)anteyvarnare (<anteyu+varnare)fordjareglemareglemoza (<glemare)

(to pardon) pardonare(to do without) afstare(branch e.g. in a road or tree) forko(eating utensil) forketo(mode in which a thing exists, acts, or manifests itself) formo(outline or characteristic surface configuration) umbo(to come to have an outline or characteristic surface configuration) umbahare (<umbo)(to cause to have an outline or characteristic surface configuration) umbazare (<umbo)(to come to have ~) formahare(to cause to come to have ~) formazare(official, in accord with established norms) formala(preceeding in time or order) anteya (first mentioned of two items) ersta

anteye (<anteyu)formuloformulrarefwerto

(still-to-come) nuokaza (<okazare)fortisarefortuitabonfortuna (<bona+fortuno)fortuno

forumoforward (in the direction toward the front or of normal operation) forvawithout confidence and assurance, without customary restraint urusaka(to ~ an email) trasmetare

fosilo(to encourage or promote) fostrare(to take into one's family and raise) anatrefare

fetida(artificial water feature) fontano

kwaro (<kwara)kwara

(in order) kwarta (<kwara)(fractional portion) kwartelo (<kwara)(in grammar) kwartpearsa (<kwara+pearso)(dance) fokstrotajo (<fokstrotare)(to dance the ~) fokstrotare(ratio or part of a whole) frakciono

frakcyarefrakcware

(broken) fraktafragiliafragmento

(pleasing to the olfactory sense) bonodora (<bona+odoro)(easily damaged or requiring careful handling) frela(state/quality of being frail) frel(ayt/ets)o (<frela)(of a building, etc.) framo(physique of a body) fusiko(rigid, rectangular outline) kadro(single picture in a series) bildo(coin) franko(element having atomic number 87, symbol Fr) fransiumo

frenkafraternalafrikalentigo

(not in use) nongauza (<uzare)(not restricted or imprisoned) libera(obtainable without payment) gratisa(without obligations) nevobliga (<nevu+obligare)(unblocked) nongeblokra (<blokrare)(without) nevu(to liberate) liberware (<libera)(to disentangle) destrasel(y/w)are (<trasela)(to obtain (to gain possession of)) obtenare

frilansa

djelyaredjelware

(to exclude) ekskludare(to freeze) djelyare

kargo(ethnically ~ person) franco(state of occurring often) oftayto (<ofta)(number of occurances divided by time) frekwenso(often occuring) ofta

freskofrecabizuto

(to become uneasy) gremyare (<grema)(to cause to be uneasy) gremware (<grema)(uneasy) grema

venuzdo(person whom one knows, likes, and trusts) amiko

amikala(in architecture) frizo(to cause to be afraid) timware (<timare)

frindjofrizbiofrivola

(as source) deru(avoiding as a goal) nalu(avoiding as a recepient) naru(not becoming) nayu(originating at/in (origin)) delu(starting in (initial state)) deyu

naynufrondo

(in warfare or meteorology) frontofrentu

(passed in front of on the way) viafrentufronterofrostofrugalafrukto

(to prevent (someone) from accomplishing or fulfilling (something)) frustrarefritare

(fleeing) fudja (<fudjare)fugofulkro

(to live up to (expectations or demands)) opfulareplena (<plenare)

(to be ~ of) (relational triplet: fill, fill) plenareplenayto (<plenare)tute (<tuta)hawskajo (<hawskare)

(to have ~ ) hawskare(in math) funciono(to operate properly) funconare(to come to ~) funconyare (<funconare)(to cause to ~) funconware (<funconare)

fundamentafundamente (<fundamenta)

(style of music) funkofunelokomicafutrofyuraferlarefornatcofurnare

(piece of) meblo(to make (something) go forward by act of support and encouragement) fostrare

furtivafyur(aj/ayt)o (<fyura)

(to meld under stress) fusonyare(to cause to meld under stress) fusonware(result) fuson(y/w)uro (<fuson(y/w)are)(later than the present time) futura(in grammar: describing a verb tense that refers to (an) event(s) that has yet futurna

futuristcagablogalivantare

(element having atomic number 64, symbol Gd) gadoliniumogafo

(to arrive at (a goal) through effort and progress) atingare(to ~ weight etc.) gaynare(to assert as untrue) denegare

getro(mineral) galeno

galanta(ship) galero(element having atomic number 31, symbol Ga) galiumo

galivantaregalono

(decorative braid) galonogalopare

(overshoe) galocogaloco

(in biology) gameto(letter name)[1] gama

(photon) gamo partikelo(group of people) gango(to look at with an open mouth) gapare(automobile repair shop) automobilway reparerio(indoor parking place) garadjo

jardinogargantuica

(seasoning) tcesnekoklaydo

(to decorate food) gwarnaregarulna

(substance in gaseous state) gaso (<gasa)(to emit gas) gasetcare (<gasa)

benzinway dukanogasabenzino

(to come together in a group or mass) zbyeryare(to bring together in a group or mass) zbyerware(lacking dexterity or poise) gofa

gawtco(instrument) geydjo

gawnta(dance) gavoto(happy) glada(homosexual) geysa(to look at in a prolonged and studied manner) gazare

gemo(in grammar) djendro

djenerala(military) generalo(in geneology) generaciono(period of time) ingentempo (<intergeneraciona tempo)

genericadjinio

(mental quality) genietso (<genio)(person) genio

jenrodjentila

(~, of a clan or tribe) gentila(docile) dotcila(gradual, not steep) slanta

(polite, not rude) polita(soft and mild) sanfta(tender and amiable) djentela(any adult member of the masculine sex) sinyoro

genuinagenuine (<genuina)geografiogeometrio

(mass of cells, etc. that serves as basis for further growth) djermogermena (<germenare)

(to be ~ to) germenare(element having atomic number 32, symbol Ge) germaniumo(to arrive at (a goal) through effort and progress) atingare(to gain possession of) obtenare(to activate (to become active)) aktivyare (<aktiva)(to become widely known) gesabyare splocne (<sabare)(to be seen in a variety of places) gevidare splocne(to communicate) komunikare(to convince (to persuade decisively (of a truth or necessity))) konvincare(to ~ (with)) (joint) sentendare(to avoid (to keep away from (a source of danger or difficulty))) evitare(to go beyond) tcezganare (<tcezu+ganare)(to go around from place to place) ganare porake(to outsmart or outwit) superstrategare (<strategare)(to access (to gain entrance to)) akcesare(to reach (to arrive at (a goal) through effort and progress)) atingare(to suggest) sugestare(to discover) dekuvrare(to annoy (to vex)) veksare(to go beyond) tcezganare (<tcezu+ganare)(to survive (to live through)) survivare(to survive (to outlast)) superzdurare (<zdurare (<dura))(to evade (to get clear of by adroit maneuvering)) evadare(to depress (to push down on)) deprimare(to relax (to become relaxed)) relaksyare (<relaksa)(to evade (to get clear of by adroit maneuvering)) evadare(to dance with enthusiasm) dansare entuze(to concentrate (to focus the attention on)) konzentrare

trazyare (<trazare)(to enter) aynganare (<aynu+ganare)(to arrive (to reach a destination)) arivare(to join with others and have equal or nearly equal status) asocyare (<asocare)(to be chosen or accepted, as for office, membership, etc.) getcuzare (<tcuzare)(to be implicated) geimplikare (<implikare)(to avoid the consequences of or punishment for one's actions) skapare

(to leave (to depart)) departare(to dismount (to come to be mounted on)) desmawntyare (<mawntyare)(to complete a shift or a day's work) finware pracare(to progress) progredyare(to survive (to live through)) survivare(to survive (to outlast)) superzdurare (<zdurare (<dura))(to age (to grow older or more mature)) vyelyare (<vyela)(to agree with (to be in accord with)) konkordare(to leave (to depart)) departare(to become publicly known) gesabyare (<sabare)(to publish) publikare(to clean (to cause to be free from dirt or clutter)) limpware (<limpa)(to remove) removware(to recover (to get better, to regain health)) rekuperyare(to overcome) surmontare(to forget and move beyond) glemitcezmovyare (<glemare + -i- + tcezu + movyare)(to overcome) surmontare(to endure (to last)) zdurare (<dura)(to endure (to tolerate or suffer patiently)) endurare(to make oneself understood) gekomprendare (<komprendare)(to finish) finyare(to finish) finware(to contact (to establish communication with)) kontatare

kunvenare (<kunu+venare)(to awaken (to become awake)) vakyare (<vakare)(to awaken (to cause to be awake)) vakware (<vakare)(to stand (to come to stand on)) stacyare (<statcare)(to stand (to cause to stand on)) stacware (<statcare)

getofantomogigantagedonogiganticagildobrancio

(alcoholic beverage) djinopuelo

(beloved) geamo (<amare)(essence) esenco(to transfer possession of from oneself (to another)) donare(to yield or submit (to authority)) submisare(to yield (to give way under pressure)) sfiktyare(to collapse (to collapse, fall down suddenly, cave-i)) kolapsyare(to emit) emitare(to emit) emitare

(to distribute) distribuware(to surrender (to relinquish possession or control of)) surendare(to entrust (to confide)) konfidare(to devote (to give (one's time, attention, or self) to an activity, pursuit, etc.)devovare(to abandon (to surrend claim or right to)) abandonare(to surrender (to relinquish possession or control of)) surendare(to despair) desperare(to quit (to cease doing)) tcesware(to relinquish) relinkare(to capitulate) kapitulare

glabraglamora

(to reflect obliquely off a surface) glansareglando

(to look at in a hostile manner) fulgaregrela

(substance) vidro(vessel) glaso

glazoglimaregliba

(to move smoothly and effortlessly) glidyare(to cause to move smoothly and effortlessly) glidware

glimrareglintareglisnareglitrare

((nearly) spherical object, especially a model of the Earth, a planet, etc) globoglobulomaystaglora

(protective garment for the hand, allowing for individual movement of fing gantosmutna

(to fill or flood with a large volume of oversupply) glutarenarlahare (<narlo)narlazare (<narlo)rondjare

(tree) gneto(to become <adj>) (e.g. to go crazy) <adj->yare (e.g. krezyare)(relational triplet: be, make) (to assume (a condition or quality) over time) estyare(to depart) departare(to extend) strekare(to fare) fertare(to operate properly) funconare(to move in a direction away from a specified location) ganare

(to take a turn) farare vitso(e.g. to ~ walking) <verb->are (e.g. valkare)(to make a specified sound or motion) (e.g. to go bang) <verb->are (e.g. bangare )to suffice sufitcareto circulate cirkulyareto bypass (to avoid or go around (an obstacle)) baypasareto happen okazareto continue vajdyareto behave or act kondutareto chatter (to talk idly) tcarlareto act (to put on a theatrical performance) aktorareto proceed based on procedare banuto explode eksplodyareto depart departareto fade in popularity despopuleryare (<populera)to stop (to cease operating / to cause to cease operating) stopyareto participate in leisure activities outside one's home) sortirareto date (to be a companion of at a social engagement) deytareto review (to look broadly over) revuwareto examine (to inspect or scrutinize in detail; to question or interrogate formaegzaminareto create a response or impression *****to examine (to inspect or scrutinize in detail; to question or interrogate formaegzaminareto wear (clothing, etc.) trazareto experience eksperientare

enletyare (<enu+leto)(to be compatible with) kompatare(to be a companion of at a social engagement) deytare(place of scoring) branko(scored) golo(thing aimed at) gezilo (<zilare)

brankisto (<branko)bogogoytro

(element having atomic number 79, symbol Au) awrumo(having the color of gold) awrea(orange-yellow) goldena

gonadogongobonaadiu

(to wish happiness or welfare to at parting) zbogareanserino

(to overstuff) gorgaresladraregoto

(in the ~ style of architecture, painting, sculpture, and literature) goticagulacogovernare

(formal dress) gawno(to secure firm physical possession of) prendare(thin, slender) gracila(level in school) trido(mark of quality or accomplishment) grado(by small degrees) graduala(sloped at a low angle, opposite of 'steep') slanta(by small degrees) graduale (<graduala)

gradvyaregradvwaregraftare

(collection of seeds) grayno(plant) graynyero (<grayno)(linear texture) suto(single particle) greno(unit of mass) gramo(rules for speaking and writing a language) gramatiko

greytagranpatro (<gran- +patro)grandiosagranmatro (<gran- +matro)granparento (<gran- +parento)

(to give from a favored position acting out of justice, mercy or generosity) skenkareuvogreypfruto

(chart) grafruro (<grafrare)grafrarefurgrafrura papero (<furu+grafrare)

(visually vivid) grafica(result) grafaikumo (<grafaiko)

grafaikisto (<grafaiko)(graphic art: science) grafaiko(steel-gray to black hexagonally crystallized carbon, used in writing implemegrafito(to know the workings, mechanics, and details of) komprendare(to secure firm physical possession of) graspare(to seize (an idea) firmly) tayutare(lawn) gazono(single plant) poaceo

grata (<gratare)(to be ~ to) gratare(serious, weighty) grava(diacritic mark indicating special stress) graveo

(of a color which is neutral in hue, zero in saturation, and medium in lightnegriza(grand) greyta(in amount) hoca

plusa (<plusare)(state) greytayto (<greyta)(property) greytetso (<greyta)(ethnic group member) greko(of a color having an effective wavelength in the range 580-490 nm in the viverda(turquoise) turkisea(to address with salutations or expressions of kind wishes) zdravare(to cause to be sorrowful, to distress) grivare(criss-cross grate) grilo(to barbeque) grilirare (<grilo)

grimoavgrima (<avu+grimo)grinaremudraregronaregrogo

(stable boy) grumo(excessively rough and crude) grosera

groteskagroto

(soil) soylo(surface of the Earth) grundo(to leave the ground and begin flight; to ascend into the air) delgrundyare (<delu+grundo)(to cause to leave the ground and begin flight; to cause to ascend into the airdelgrundware (<delu+grundo)

nevbasisa (<nevu+basiso)grupo

(to increase in size, amount, strength or scope, usually progressively) kreskyare(to cause to increase in size, amount, strength or scope, usually progressivelkreskware

kresk(y/w)ajo (<kresk(y/w)are)grumblaregruntaregarantare

(corps) gwardiogwardare

(to attempt to answer or solve haphazardly) gisaregasto (<gastare)gwidare

(rule or principle) pawtogwiloza (<gwilare)

(artless) nongwila (<gwilare)(ornamental border) giloco

kulpa (<kulpare)

(to be ~ of) kulpare(genus Kavia) kavio

gitarogulfo

(chewing gum) gekawa gumo(flesh around teeth) gingivo(sticky substance) gumo

guzlo(gymnasium) djimo(gym) djimo

gipsogiryaregirwareabitonakabita (<naku+abito)

(pilgrimage to Mecca) hadjo(element having atomic number 72, symbol Hf) hafniumo(to dispute, usually over (a price) in a petty way) marcandare(balls of ice) haglo(single pigmented filament of keratin growing from follicles on the skin o kapilo(collection or mass of pigmented filaments of keratin growing from follicle haro

hirtahalcyona

(sound) friska(one half of) halfa

halfo (<halfa)(meeting or performance room) zalo(vestibule, entrance area) vestiblo(passage, passageway) (any way for passing in, out or through something) koridoro

cinkohamburgeromartelomartelirare (<martelo)hamako

(to prevent (someone) from accomplishing or fulfilling (a goal)) hindrarehamstrohando

(to bequeath (to leave (property) in a will)) bekwedare(to donate) donerare(to submit (to put forward)) submitare(to distribute) distribuware(to deliver (to relinquish possession or control of)) surendare

handfulorutcko

(to control, to regulate with intent of restraint) kontrolare

(to manage, to direct by delegation of tasks) manedjare(to touch or operate with the hands) handlare(striking, impressive and elegantly proportioned, though not typically beautigwapa

handiga(to ~ .. from) pendware(to ~ from) pendyare(to ~ from) pendare(to spend time doing nothing in particular) bazikare(to linger) lengrare(to hesitate) hezitare(to persevere) perseverare(to pay close attention to) atencare(to persevere) perseverare(to keep (to maintain possession or control of)) retenare(to believe) kredare(to spend time doing nothing in particular) bazikare(to retard (to slacken in pace)) retardyare(to end a phone call) terminware telefonirajo

pendiglisyare (<pendare+glisyare)(device) pendiglisyilo (<pendiglisyare (<pendare+glisyare))

okazareokazo (<okazare)

(state/quality of being happy) felitc(ayt/ets)o (<felitca)felitca

(to pick on, bully, harass or hassle) haslarehavnoenhavnware (<enu+havno)

(difficult) dificila(harsh) harca(having a large-angle change in direction) *****(having high energy) hocenergia (<hoca+energio)(having much alcohol) mutcalkohola (<mutca+alkoholo)(high in dissolved calcium compounds) twarda(resistant to pressure) harda(unquestionable) nonkwestconivla (<kwestconare)

poke (<poka)haremo

(to adversely affect health, appearance, feelings, or reputation) skadare(overtone, partial) harmonico

harmonikoharmona (<harmonare)

(to make a pleasing whole when combined with (unlike things)) harmonware(to come to be harmonious with) harmonyare(to be harmonious with) harmonare(state/quality of being harmonious) harmon(ayt/ets)o (<harmonare)

harpoharvo

(hard) harca(element having atomic number 108) hasiumo(to pick on, bully, harass or hassle) haslare

hastyajo (<hastyare)hastwajo (<hastware)

(to move more quickly) hastyare(to cause to move more quickly) hastware

hastye (<hastyare)hastwe (<hastware)hasty(oz)a (<hastyare)

(covering worn on the top of the head for warmth, shade, fashion, etc.) hatohatcarehadare

(causing hate) hadwa (<hadare)hawtenahantcohantare

(to cause to ~ to) mustware (<mustare)(to become to ~ to) mustyare (<mustare)(to ~ to) (must) mustare(to be in possesion of or to be characterized by) havare

fweno(something accompanied by a threat posed by chance or something beyond ohazardo (<hazarda)(accompanied by a threat posed by chance or something beyond one's controhazarda(#1) dya(#2) dyo

glavozberklastura

(state of) sanayto (<sana)sana

(any piled up mass, as of snow or clouds) pileo(to perceive by means of the auditory sense) awdare(auditory sense of perception) awdetso (<awdare)(center of the matter) centro(body part) kworo(in card games: card bearing the symbol(s) of the ~ suit) herto

hertsicahertsica

(to become hot) (adj+pair: hot) kaldyare (<kalda)(to cause to be hot) (adj+pair: hot) kaldware (<kalda)

cmaysarehimelo

(in weight) pezahektarohektogramo (<hekto- +gramo)hektomitro (<hekto- +mitro)

(row of closely planted shrubs) hedjo(to obey an instruction or warning) hedare

non-heda (<hedare)(body part) kalkso

kelsenso (<kelsa)helikoptero

(element having atomic number 2, symbol He) heliumoaloa

(to say ~ to) aloayarehelmohelpareorlohemisfero

(#1) dyaza(#2) dyoza

hyerbo(flock) grego(at/in this place) hire (<hira)(this place) hiro (<hira)

postnune (<postu+nuna)herediteraheroso

(displays the qualities of a hero) herosa (<heroso)(grand) greyta

syohertsohezitareheterogenea

(object having six sides) heksagono(having six sides) heksagona (<heksagono)(in crystallography) heksagonala

hibernareskondareskondare syohidahierarkio

(in elevation) hawta(in quantity) hoca(having a relatively large frequency) hoga

vandrarebrido

(in anatomy and botany) hilumosyo

(to delay action or progress) hindrare(something which delays action or progress) hindro (<hindrare)

hinduohintarekoksoempregare

(#1) dyaza(#2) dyoza

historiaye (<historio)historio

(song, show, etc.) clagro(to attract or to interest) plerare(to come into contact forcefully with) frapare(to reach a target or destination) trafare

ronkahobiohokeo

(garden tool) djembo(to lift to a great height by mechanical means) hisare(in ship) holdo(to be true, real or actual) vrayare(to have as contents) kontenare(to detain, to keep in custody) detenare(to grasp) tenare(to keep or retain) retenare(to restrain) restrenare(to support) stunareto retain (to maintain possession or control of) retenareto retard (to slacken in pace) retardwareto reserve for a future or special purpose reservareto restrain restrenareto wait (to delay movement or action) vartareto remain steadfast blaybare stedfastato remain loyal blaybare loyalato grasp (to secure firm physical possession of) graspareto keep (to maintain possession or control of) retenareto resist (to take action against (an opposing force)) rezistareto repel repelareto defer (to put off until a later time) frestareto offer (to present for acceptance or rejection) ofrareto extend (to cause to lengthen in space or time; to cause to broaden in rangeekstendwareto survive (to live through (something)) survivareto wait (to delay movement or action) vartare

to refuse to yield refuzare submisareto withhold (something in one's possession) tratenareto postpone (to put off until a later time) frestareto remain (to continue to be) blaybareto prop up (to keep from falling) sutenareto show (to present to view) mostrareto endure (to last) zdurare (<dura)to retard (to cause to slacken in pace) retardwareto rob (to take property from forcefully or violently) rabareto endure (to tolerate or suffer patiently) endurare(hollow or depression in surface) bedro(opening in a solid) truo(portion of a game in golf) hoyo(day declared free from work by the government, usually in observance of a nprazniko(element having atomic number 67, symbol Ho) holmiumo

santa(to pay ~ to) homadjare(at ~) enhayme (<enu+haymo)

haymohaymway posedo

(exercise(s) designed to reinforce (a) lesson(s)) lekstohonestamielo

(to confer distinction upon) honorarehonurakapuzoungulohukogripahopare

(to desire (a future event) usually with confidence) esperarehordohorizontala

(musical instrument) horno(of an animal) korno(bird) bucero(to cuase dread or revulsion in) horifikare

kavalo(flexible tube) clawko

hospitalo(large number of people or things) zorko

hostila(adj+pair: heat) kalda

hotdogohotelo

(one of 24 divisions of a day, consisting of 60 minutes) horodumhora (<dumu+horo)cakhorwa (<caka+horo)hawso

(collectively, all persons who live or work in a given residence) domacomo (<domaco)(one who lives or works in a given residence) domaco(by what method) kiworde(in what manner) kiye(to what degree) kiwe

hwehwe mutcekye

(by what method?) hworde(in what manner?) hye(to what degree?) hwe

icoenaboembrasareenorma

(body of a vessel) hulno(outer covering of a fruit, seed or nut) kacko(being human) humana (<humano)

humanohumila

(to drive out undue self-esteem from) humilware (<humila)(in anatomy) humero

humida(to drive out undue self-esteem from) humilware (<humila)(body fluid) umoro(mood) humoro(quality of being laughable) humuretso (<humura)

humura(a ~) tceno (<tcena)(a ~) tcena

tcenta (<tcena)pendahungrajo (<hungrare)

(to ~ for) hungrarehungra (<hungrare)djagarecloydarehurikano

(to move more quickly) hastyare(to cause to move more quickly) hastware(to have a feeling of pain) smertare

(to adversely affect health, appearance, feelings, or reputation) skadareskadare syomujohucyarehucware

(outer covering of a fruit, seed or nut) kackohusarohidrofoljo (<hidro- +foljo)

(element having atomic number 1, symbol H) hidrogeno(in anatomy) himeno

himnohiperbolohyperboloido

(morphologic symbol used to join words or to indicate that a word has been sgyono(that is; which means; in other words) idestu

myoglacoglacikrimo (<glaco+krimo)ikonho

(polyhedron having twenty sides) ikosahedro(something formed or represented consciously in the mind) ideho

idealaidealismo (<ideala)idealisto (<ideala)

(exactly the same as, indistinguishable from) identica (<identicare)(to become exactly the same as, indistinguishable from) identicyare (<identicare)(to cause to become exactly the same as, indistinguishable from) identicware (<identicare)(to be exactly the same as, indistinguishable from) identicare

idlaidolo

(to make an idol) idolware (<idolo)(to treat (a person or object) as an idol) idolizare

cicwiigneranta

(to refuse to recognize the presence or existence of) ignorare(in poor health) sika***** *****(limitless, boundless) nevlimita (<nevu+limito)

nonliterata(to inflict injury, usually physical and often with intent to do harm) maltratare (<tratare)(resulting from an illusion, deveptive, imaginary, unreal) ilusorica(to clarify by serving as example, comparison, etc) ilustrare(material which clarifies or explains) ilustro

imago

(having existence only in the mind) imaginera(in mathematics: (of a number) resulting in a negative value when multipliedimaginerna(to form a mental picture of in the mind) imaginare

imitareimediataimensaimensayto (<imensa)imigrareiminentaiminente (<iminenta)nonmov(y/w)(abl/ivl)ayto (<mov(y/w)are)imoderatanonmortyabla (<mortyare (<morta)nonmortyablayto (<mortyare (<morta))noncandjya (<candjyare)

(to change emotionally) afikare(to collide with or strike) impingare(to compact) kompaktware (<kompaktare)(to diminish the quality of health, strength or utility of) emperare(to share (knowledge or information)) impartare

imparciala(to slow by making movement difficult) impedare(something which interferes with normal function but does not stop functionimpedo (<impedare)(to interfere with normal function without stopping normal function impedare(in grammar: describing a verbal mood which expresses a command or requeimperativa(necessary, essential) necesa(to put under great potential for immediate harm) enperilware (<enu+perilo (<perila))

imperiosanonpermanentayto (<permanenta)nonperturbivla (<perturbare)impetuosaimpaimplemareimplikareimplicitaimplicareimportareimportantaimponareimpoza

(infertile) impotenta(to become deficient in resources for adequate functioning) poveryare (<povera)(to cause to be deficient in resources for adequate functioning) poverware (<povera)

impoverita(to produce a marked usually favorable effect on the mind of (another)) impresare

(to mark or stamp using pressure) imprimare(an affect, image, feeling, or notion retained from experience) impresiono

impresionismo (<impresiono)impresionisto (<impresiono)enprizonware (<enu+prizono)impromptua

(to become better) plus-bonyare (<pluse bona)(to cause to be better) plus-bonware (<pluse bona)

(ni/gi)plusbon(y/w)a (<pluse+bona)plusbon(y/w)ajo (<pluse+bona)impulsiva

(to declare (concrete things and affects) as belonging to or resulting from) imputare(in the direction of flow) ayn-(in a region of space) enu(in an interval of time) anu(in accordance with, eg 'phonetic' in accordance with phonetics) naku

non-aktiva (<aktiva)non-adekwatayto (<adekwata)non-animata (<animata)

(in grammar: having a referent that is not a human or an animal) nonzivotna (<zivotna)(to cause to come into being formally) inawgurare

vroznainkandecentainkarnarenontcesya (<tcesyare)intco

(occurrence) okazajo (<okazare)(extent or frequency) okazenso (<okazare)

incidentoincidentalaincizare

(to provoke to action) incitare(to become slanted or tilted to one side) inklinyare (<inklina)(to cause to be slanted or tilted to one side) inklinware (<inklina)(slanted or tilted to one side) inklina(to contain (a) component part(s)) inkludare

klusuinkluda (<inkludare)inklusivanonkompatabla (<kompatare)nonkompleta (<kompleta)nonkongrua (<kongrua)nonkonsistenta (<konsistenta)nonkonstanta (<konstanta)

(to become a corporation) korporacionyare (<korporaciono)

(to cause to become a corporation) korporacionware (<korporaciono)(to become united or combined with an organized body) inkorporyare(to combine into an organized body) inkorporware(result) inkorpor(y/w)uro (<inkorpor(y/w)are)

nonkorekta (<korekta)inkrec(y/w)ajo (<inkrec(y/w)are)inkrecyareinkrecware(ni/gi)inkrec(y/w)a (<inkrec(y/w)are)inkrementensononkuriosa (<kuriosa)inkuso

(in grammar: designating an unspecified or unspecifiable person or thing) indefinitanondelikata (<delikata)indikare

(in grammar: describing a verbal mood which expresses a statement of fact) indikativaindiferentaindigenaindigentaindignaindignayto (<indigna)

(blue-violet) indiganondirekta (<direkta)

(in grammar) indirekta objektonondispensivla (<dispensare)

(in slightly poor health) poke sika(element having atomic number 49, symbol In) indiumo(existing as a distinct entity) individuala

enzgrada (<enu+zgrado)(to infer by inductive reasoning) inducare(to lead or move by influence, often with promise of reward) indukare(to produce (an electric current) by induction) induktare(to admit into membership) inicare(to install) instalare(to be tolerant or patient towards) indulgare

indulgentaindustriosaindustriononesenciala (<esenciala)ineptanon-egalayto (<egalare)inertanon-eksorivla (<eksorare)infamainfanto

infatuwareinfikare

(to reach a conclusion by reasoning from undoubted evidence) inferharenonfertila (<fertila)infinitainfinite (<infinita)

(in grammar: describing the uninflected verb form that can be used as a nou infinitivainfikso

(to come to be filled with a gas) inflaryare(to cause to be filled with a gas) inflarware(expansion or increase) inflar(y/w)ajo (<inflar(y/w)are)(abnormal rise or expansion of prices, wages or circulating currency) inflat(y/w)ajo (<inflat(y/w)are)(to bend) fleksyare(to cause to bend) fleksware(to change curvature) flekconyare(to cause to change curvature) flekconware(in grammar: to change in form and meaning but not in part of speech) inflektyare(in grammar: to cause to change in form and meaning but not in part of speeinflektware(to change the tone or pitch) infleksyare(to cause the change the tone or pitch) infleksware(change in curvature) flekcon(y/w)enso (<flekcon(y/w)ar(in grammar: change in form and meaning, but not in part of speech) inflekt(y/w)uro (<inflekt(y/w)are)

nonflekswivla (<fleksware)infligareaynfluvyajo (<aynu+fluvyare)

((to exercize control over (the thinking, actions, and emotions of another)) influwarefluoinformareinfringare

(state of occuring seldomly) zeltayto(seldom-occuring) zelta (to infract) infringare

fyurware (<fyura)infuzareingeniosaingenuainsitaingredientohabitareaynspirare (<aynu+spirare)inherareinhenentayto (<inherenta)inherentainherente (<inherenta)heredare

inhumana(chronologically or spatially first, beginning or pertaining to the beginning, iniciala(first letter of a word, first letters of a person's name as a unit) inicielo(to write one's initials) inicielazare (<inicielo)(to admit into membership) iniciyare(to cause to begin) natware(to take the first steps in (a process)) initiyare(ability to begin or originate a task) initiyetso (<initiyare)

injicare(to adversely affect health, appearance, feelings, or reputation) skadare(to commit an injustice against) injurare(to commit ~ against) injustare

inkoswergroalbergoinatainate (<inata)inatayto (<inata)

(~ part of) eno je(free from guilt or sin; lacking practical wisdom) vyatona

inovare(act of innovating) inovajo (<inovare)(something newly introduced) geinovo (<inovare)

inova (<inovare)(numberless, countless) nevnombra (<nevu+nombro)

inordinata(that which is put in) geaynpono (<aynu+ponare)

aynponare (<aynu+ponare)(to put ((a) question(s)) (to someone) for information in a comprehensive seinkwirare

inkwiroza (<inkwirare)inskrikbare

(thing inscribed) geinskribo (<inskribare)nonskrutivla (<skrutare)ansezona (<anu+sezono)insektononseparwivla (<separware)

(to put between or into) insertare(interior) interiora

ene (<enu)(interior) interioro (<interiora)

enuaynu (<alu+enu)insidiosanonsignifika (<signifikare)inspektare

inspirarenonstabilayto (<stabila)instalarekazoinstantoinstantaneaimediatainstantaneaytoimmediate (<imediata)anstu

(to conceive a plan of action and urge (a group) to carry it out) instigareinstintiva

(to impart methodical directions in a specific subject or area to) instruware(methodical directions in a specific subject or area) instruwimo (<instruware)(one who imparts methodical directions in a specific subject or area) instruwo (<instruware)

insubordinata(unreal or inactual) nonreala (<reala)(unreal or inactual) nonrealayto (<reala)(inessential) nonsubstance (<substanco)

insulare(to deliberately humiliate) insultare

incurenso (<incurare)incurare

(to engage in an insurrection) insurgareintaktanontangibilayto (<tangibila)intedjero

(essential, necessary for completeness) integranta(in mathematics) integralo

integratiyareintegratuwareintegra

(event of coming together) integriyajo (<integriyare)(event of causing to come together) integruwajo (<integriware)

intelektointelektualainteligenta

(to have as a goal or purpose) intendare(extreme in degree or strength) intensa

interkalera((in math) distance from the origin to the point of intersection of a curve witintercepto(to stop, deflect, divert, and/or gain possession of) intercipare

intereso (<intersare)interesaregeinteresa (<interesare)

interesa (<interesare)interimointeriorainterioro (<interiora)interjicare

(in grammar: word or phrase having no syntactic function in a sentence) interjekciono(to meddle in another's affairs) interlopare

interludointermediatanonterminya (<terminyare)intermisionointermitentayto (intermitenta)intermitentaintermitente (<intermintenta)internainterne (<interna)internaciona

(to translate (a foreign language or complex subject) into understandable te interpretare(to put questions to (someone) officially) interogare(in grammar: describing a verbal mood which expresses a question) interogativa

interumpareintersektcareintersektciso (<intersektcare)intervalo

(to be between) intervenareintervyuware

(body part) intestinointimata

(to make fearful; to bring about submission) intimidareaynu (<alu+enu)

(final state) ayuintortanontrativla (<tratare)

(in grammar: (of a verb) not taking a direct object) nontransitiva (<transitiva)intrepidaintrikataintrigareintrinsicayto (<intrinsica)intrinsice (<intrinsica)

(to bring into practice) introducare(to cause to be acquainted) introdwirare(basic instructive text or course) introdukciono

introspicareintroverto (<introverta)introverta

(to interpose (oneself) forcefully or without invitation) intrudyare(to cause .. to interpose (oneself) forcefully or without invitation) intrudware(to render ineffective or invalid) desvalidware (<valida)(having a value exceeding monetary worth) uberpraysa (<uberu+prayso)

nonvaryablanonvaryable (<nonvaryabla)inventaregeinventa (<inventare)

(act of inventing) inventajo (<inventare)(something invented) geinvento (<inventare)

inventainversa

(to become reversed in position, orientation, order or condition) invertyare (<inverta)(to cause to be reversed in position, orientation, order or condition) invertware (<inverta)(reversed in position, orientation, order or condition) inverta

investareinvestigare

(to request the presence or participation of) invitareinvoluntera

(to include as a logical consequence or required condition) involvareinvolutaayna (<aynu)ayne (<aynu)

(element having atomic number 53, symbol I) iodinoionoirata

(to become ~) iratyare (<irata)(to cause to be ~) iratware (<irata)

irat(aj/ayt)o (<irata)(element having atomic number 77, symbol Ir) iridiumo(to disturb repeatedly to the point of wearyness) irkare(element having atomic number 26, symbol Fe) ferumo

irona(state/quality of being ironic) iron(ayt/ets)o (<irona)(incapable of reaching conclusions by systematic comparison of facts) nonracona(logically unsound; contradictory or absurd) nonracionala(in mathematics: (of a number) not capable of being expressed as a ratio of inonracionalna (<racionalna)

nonregulera (<regulera)nonregulerayto (<regulera)nonregulere (<nonregulera)

(to disturb moderately or strongly) iritare(interrogative tag)[1] ye ya(interrogative word)[1] ye

islo(interrogative tag)[1] ye now

isola(point of debate) swalo

istmo(delayed subject) dza (#1 previous mention) dwa(#2 previous mention) dwo

(negation word)[1] nioitalica

(skin sensation) pruro (<prurare)(to have a feeling of itching) prurare(to rub or scrape (the skin)) raskare

cozocozazare (<cozo)syo

(ivory-colored) eburneaeburo

(to poke or thrust abruptly) stosare(to punch with short blows) djabare(to utter (meaningless words or sounds)) bablare

djaboto(electrical socket) djako(for lifting) kriko(in card games) djeko(to raise (to cause to move upward)) elevware(to increase) inkrecware(to accelerate) akcelerware(foolish or stupid person) stupido(lightweight outdoor garment worn over a shirt or blouse) jakno(garment worn over a shirt or blouse, usually as part of an ensemble) tcaketo

pneumatica martelo***** jenu bwatobitckocakway farodjakpoto

(gem) djado***** *****

djadito(sharp projection) djego

avdjega (<avu+djego)prizonojolyeo

(month) djanuarojarho

(special vocabulary or terminology) jargono(gem) djaspo

(body part) fawkodjazo

(pants made of denim cotton) djinzodjipo

(airplane) djetodjetiojuvelo

(playful) djokosacerz(oz)a (<cerzare)

(to be ~ed to) juntare(to come to be ~ed to) juntyare (<juntare)(to cause to be ~ed to) juntware (<juntare)(to become a member of) membriyare (<membro)

junta (<juntare)(body part) artiko(result of joining) junt(y/w)uro (<junt(y/w)are (<junta

kune (<kunu)(funny story) pyado

cerzarejoladjulo

(academic publication) tcasopo(Jupiter) Jovo

jovialafroydarejudjo (<judjare)

(to sit in judgement on, to pass sentence on) judjare***** *****

djudokroykojonglaresuko

(month) julio(to rise in a single swift motion) saltare(place of joining) juntiso (<juntare)(month) junio(Chinese sailing ship) jonko

junkro(planet) Jupitero(scarcely, to a small degree) edve (<edva)(fair) justa(fiber) djuto

kabukio(insulation fiber) kapoko

karmo

karstokayako

(intellectually penetrating, perceptive or discerning) akrisa(to maintain possession or control of) retenare(to raise, to care for) bredare(to show respectful adherance to (law, tradition, etc.)) obsevare(to continue to) (pair: continue (vtp)) vajdware(to continue) vajdware(to continue) vajdware(to preserve) preservare(to keep or maintain the pace) mantenare la hotco(to have a current knowledge of) sabare ajure

kagokanilokernoketcupoketlo

(crucial step) kultco(for a lock) klavo(for decoding or interpreting) tcavo(in music: tonality) tonaco(on a keyboard) teklo

kikare(body part) reno(to cause to cease living) (adj+pair: dead, die) mortware (<morta)

kilogramo (<kilo- +gramo)kilomitro (<kilo- +mitro)kiltokimono

(person connected by blood or marriage) fiso(type; character or nature) tipo(a typical specimen) kayndo(connected by blood or marriage) fisa (<fiso)(persons connected by blood or marriage) fisoy (<fiso)(supreme male ruler of a nation or state) redjuro(nation having a supreme ruler) redjeyto (<redjo)

kusare(equipment) kito

kutcino(bird) (genus Apteryx) apterikso(bird) (order Apterigiformis) apterigiformo(fruit) (species Actinidia chinensis) kiwio(jack, in card games) djeko(body part) genuo(to stoop down on one's knee(s)) knilare

nayfo(medieval warrior or gentlemen-soldier; member of an order; defender or c kavalero(to demolish) demolare(to decrease the price) dekrecware prayso?(to knock or hit something so that it falls) dolfrapare (<dolu+frapare)(to cease (to come to an end)) tcesyare(to cease (to cause an end to)) tcesware(to rob (to take property from forcefully or violently)) rabare(to kill (to cause to cease living)) mortware (<morta)(to render unconscious) knokawtare(to make tired) stankware (<stanka)(to produce rapidly) producare rapide(to destroy (to damage beyond use or repair)) destruware(in a rope, string, etc.) nujo(complicated or tricky; complex; difficult) trasela(to be acquainted with) kendare(to be certain of) pevnare (<pevna)(to experience) eksperientare(to have knowledge of) sabare(to understand) komprendare(having stored and being capable of recollecting and using information or fasaba (<sabare)

gesabo (<sabare)(genus Krigia) krigio(element having atomic number 36, symbol Kr) kriptono

metko(cord) snodo

mankayto (<mankare)mankarelakonicaslevo

(any adult member of the feminine sex) madamolyako

(letter name)[1] lamdazopasorgaresorgivla (<sorgare)lampolanso

(country or nation) paiso(solid ground of the earth) lando(to ascend to a surface from above) algrundoyare(to cause to ascend to a surface from above) algrundoware

dofito (<do-(donare)+ -fitare)(scenery) peyzadjo(of a highway) leyno

(small road) ruelolingolangwida

(lean, spare) mageralanterno

(element having atomic number 57, symbol La) lantanumo(to terminate) lapsare(of great size) granda(of high degree) hoca(to a large extent) majorpe (<majorpa)(in music) larga

larvo(final) finta(most recent) dernta(to extend in time (for a specified period)) zdurare (<dura)(extending in time for a relatively large period) dura(on door) trinko(closer to the end of a time interval) pozno je(occuring after the expected or usual time) tarda

recente (<recenta)tardayto (<tarda)pluse tardaposte (<postu)pluste recentalatitudo

(second mentioned of two items) zvaytaskratare

(large open motorboat) calupolantcare

(to wash and press) lawndarelindjolawndajway cambro

(opulent) opulenta(collection of rules of social behavior) lo legjo(rule of social behavior, mathematics, physics, etc.) legjo(grass) gazono(element having atomic number 103, symbol Lw) lawrenciumo(in law: charge or other process carried out in court) procedlajo (<procedlare)

avokato(to cause to be in a horizontal position) (relational triplet: lie) laygware(to come to be in a horizontal position) (relational triplet: lie) laygyareto save (to keep for future use) sparareto bury enterware (<enu+tero)to relax (to become relaxed) relaksyare (<relaksa)

to surrender (to relinquish possession or control of) surendare

to assert aserareto store (to keep for future use) sparareto sacrifice sakirifikareto save (to keep for future use) sparareto extend (to cause to lengthen in space or time; to cause to broaden in rangeekstendwareto design (to conceive of and plan) desinareto arrange (to set up or organize) arandjareto stop (to cease moving / to cause to cease moving) haltyareto stop (to cease moving / to cause to cease moving) haltwareto dismiss from employment desemployare (<employare)to leave alone laysare estare solato make a stop (to stay a while) zustyareto save (to keep for future use) sparareto disable despovware (<povare)

pigra(element having atomic number 82, symbol Pb) plumbumo(to be ahead of or at the head of) liderare(to direct) dirigare(to live) vivare(to show the way for) dutcare

lidera (<liderare)folo

(to escape or pass through) likyare(to cause to escape or pass through) likware(to become slanted or tilted to one side) inklinyare (<inklina)(to cause to be slanted or tilted to one side) inklinware (<inklina)(spare, lanky) magera(slanted or tilted to one side) inklina(intercalary) interkalera(to rise in a single swift motion) saltare

interkalera djurnointerkalerway djaro

(to gain knowledge, comprehension, or mastery of) lernare(line of rope, etc.) layno(to the smallest degree) mwente (<mwenare)(at ~ ...) nonmwende (<mwenare)(at ~) nonmwene (<mwenare)

kwero(to depart) departare(to ~ behind) (to not take away) lemnare

lekciyajo (<lekciyare)lekciyarelayvugambo

(according to law) naklegja (<naku+legjo)

(key to the symbols and color codes on a map) ledjendo(myth) legendo

legjislare(Albanian currency) leko

lemaholendare

(physical object) zlongo (<longa)(quantity) longenso (<longa)(to be ~ to) lenrare

lenzo(in comparatives) mwene

(quant. mod.)[1] mwende (<mwenare)(to decrease in number or quantity) minskyare(to cause to decrease in number or quantity) minskware

mwena (<mwenare)leciono

(to fail to prevent because of inattention or disinclination to act) laysare(to disappoint) sfikare(to betray (to be faithless or treacherous to)) traytare(to abate) abatyare(to abate) abatyare(to cease (to come to an end)) tcesyare(to share (to give or reveal)) partadjare(to emit) emitare(to excuse (to pass over (a mistake or a fault))) skuzare(to pardon (to excuse or release from punishment for a criminal offense)) pardonare(to emit) emitare(to free (to liberate)) liberware (<libera)(to disclose (to make known (information previously withheld))) divulgare

(indirect-imperative word)[1] zaylethalaletarga

(correspondence) pismo(written symbol constituting all or part of the representation of a sound in a litero(Romanian currency) lewo(Bulgarian & Israeli currency) levo(having the same height at all places) nivela(degree or amount) pojomo

spakoliabla (<liablare)

(to be ~ for) liablarelibelimo (<libelare)

(to injure character or reputation by writing or pictures) libelare(to free) liberware (<libera)

bibliotekisto (<biblioteko)

(building) biblioteko(room in a home) librario(document, written agreement) licenco

lizare(to tell an untruth) lugare(to be in a horizontal position) (relational triplet: lay) laygare

vivajo (<vivare)nonviva (<vivare)dumvivaja (<dumu+vivajo)vivajay durenso

(to bring to a higher level by physical exertion) liftareligaturo

(of a shade tending toward white) hela(in weight) licta(radiation) lumo(similar) simila(in the same manner as) (subject/object reference) lic(u/ew)(to be ~) similare(to be fond of) fondare(probability) probablenso (<probabla)(probable) probabla(to be ~ that) problare(genus Lilium) lilio(part of a body) glido(state or place of cofinement or intermediacy) limbo(dance) limbrajo (<limbrare)(to dance the ~) limbrare(~ colored) limekolora (<limea+koloro)(calcium carbonate) kaltco(fruit) limo

limea(point, edge, or line beyond which something may not proceed) limito(to establish a boundary of) limitazare (<limito)(boundless, illimitable) nevlimita (<nevu+limito)(in geometry: infinitely extending one-dimensional figure with no curvaturelino(rope, string, cord, thread, etc. of any length and thickness) layno(connected series of public conveyances (e.g. railroad track)) lineo(to provide a line to) linazare (<lino)(fabric) lineno

lengrarelingisto (<lingo)lingiko (<lingo)

(connection) linkwo (<linkware (<linkare))(to be ~ed to) linkare(to become ~ed to) linkyare (<linkare)

(to cause .. to be ~ed to) linkware (<linkare)(in a chain) zveno(part of speech) plinko(bits of fiber and fluff) linto(materical for dressing wounds) tcarpio

vargo(in the ~ state) likwida

likwido (<likwida)lispare

(register of possible items) listo(to examine by means of the auditory sense) awskultare

litroliterataliteraturo

(element having atomic number 3, symbol Li) litiumo(a ~) poka(small) parva(action triplet: alive) vivare

animea(body part) djekoro

sebulolamogecargo (<cargare)cargarelobatalobvonefropidolwokala

(to say the location of) lwokrare(to provide location to) lwokazare (<lwoko)

lwoko(for door) closo

spinto(small house) kabano(to cause to be ~ed in) klemtware (<klemtare)(to come to be ~ed in) klemtyare (<klemtare)(to accommodate or put up) alodjare

klemta (<klemtare)(to be ~ in) klemtare

strehimoloyso

(unpartitioned upper floor; upper space under a roof) lopto(of imposing height) lofta(to enter/exit a computer site, etc.) lognare(to exit (a computer site, etc.)) ayflognare (<ayfu+lognare)

(to enter (a computer site, etc.)) aynlognare (<aynu+lognare)logbukologjikonaklogjika (<naku+logjiko)naklogjike (<naku+logjiko)loytrareakelaakela

(extending in time for a relatively large period) dura(having a relatively large spatial length) longa

durvivajayto (<dura vivajo)longitudo

(quality of something perceived by means of the visual sense) viglado(to be perceived by means of the visual sense as) bevidare (<vidare)(to pay attention to) atencare(to care for) zorgare(to examine by means of the visual sense) aspicare

dolaspicare (<dolu+aspicare)(to disdain) desdenare(to anticipate) anticipare(to watch (to be on watch or vigil)) vigilare(to examine (to inspect or scrutinize in detail)) egzaminare(to become better or more prosperous) plusbonyare (<pluse+bona)(to search for) cercare(to visit) vizitare

upaspicare (<upu+aspicare)(genus Gavia) gavio

petlo(not taut, slack) slaka(not tight fitting or tightly fitted) luzna(not restricted or imprisoned) libera(unfastened) nongifiksa (<fiksare)(to rob (a conquered or abandoned place) one a large scale) plundrare

frimolokwaca

(aristocrat) lordo(to cause to cease to be in possession) perdare(to do the opposite of winning) humbare(to do the opposite of gaining) vlirare(a ~ of) mutca(a ~) mutce (<mutca)(scheme for distribution of prizes by lot) loterio

lawta(device which converts electrical signals into audible sound) spikro(to have an intense emotional attachment to) amare

amo (<amare)(beneath a decent level) niska(in amount or quantity) baca(in elevation) baha(near to the ground / humilis (flattened)) humila(~ part of) bajo je

bahyare (<baha)bahware (<baha)

(typography) minusklapokgrasa (<poka+graso)loyala (<loyalare)

(to be ~ to) loyalarecansoboncansa (<bona+canso)ludikra

(racing sled) lujoluminosa

(event of lunching) luntcajo (<luntcare)(food) luntcumo (<luntcare)(to eat ~) luntcare

pulmo(to capture by calculated and deliberate means) lurare

lustrosaluto

(element having atomic number 71, symbol Lu) lutetiumoluksuriosaluga (<lugare)limfolintcareliromacinraremacino

(displaying masculine characteristics such as daring, bravado and fiercenessmatcamaystro

(periodical) revisto(producing or produced by magic) magica(art, practice, ritual, mysterious cause) magiko(producing or produced by magic) magica

magistomagmo

(element having atomic number 12, symbol Mg) magneziumomagneteomagnifica

(to make larger or to exaggerate) magnifikyare(to cause to make larger or to exaggerate) magnifikware

magnitudogepostro (<postrare)postrareglarnamantenaremantenajo (<mantenare)

(stately) majesta(greater, important, considerable) majora(in music) majura(military officer) mayoro(to ~ in a college or university) meydjorare(political party having larger represenation) majoritato(a/the greater number of) majorna(a/the greater part of) majorpa(relational triplet: be, become/go) (to cause to turn into or to cause to assumestware (<estare)(to proceed) procedare(to become a member of) (relational triplet: member) membriyare(to arrive at (a destination)) arivare alu(to set off an event or action; to produce as a result) kawzare(to compel) dwingare(to constitute) konstitutare(to create, to construct, to form) makare(to earn (money)) ernare(to engage in or perform (event)) *****(to estimate) estimare(to interpret) interpretare(to proceed by (a distance) / at (a speed)) procedare kwantu/reytu(to cause to be <adj>) <adj-> + -w- + -are

meykovrajo(to fill out (a check, etc.), with designated payee) utskrivare(to discern ) dicernare (to fill out (a check, etc.), with designated payee) utskrivare(to kiss) kusare (to fare; to get along) fertare(to make or manufacture) fabrikare (to represent as being true; to characterize) karakterazare (<karaktero)(to convert) konvertware(to renovate) renovare(to create a new physical look of) meykovrare(to improve upon and/or take in a new direction) transformware(to change or transfer the ownership of) transferare(to constitute) konstitutare (to do (a missed action) at a later time) tarfarare (<tarda+farare)(to invent) inventare(to imagine or visualize) imaginare

(to concoct) konkokare(to assemble or put together) asamblare (to apply makeup or cosmetics) sminkazare (<sminko)(to resolve, forgive or smooth over an argument or fight) pacyare (<paca)(to compensate) kompensare (cosmetics) sminko(lacking dexterity or poise) gofa

maskula(nasty, spiteful) malica(to speak ill of with malicious intent) kalumniyare

coptrumo (<copajway centrumo)maleabila

(displeasing to the olfactory sense) malodora (<mala+odoro)(to inflict injury, usually physical and often with intent to do harm) maltratare (<mala+tratare)(dance) mambrajo (<mambrare)(to dance the ~) mambrare(bulge cloud) mamo

giganticaviro

(to direct by delegation of tasks) manedjaredirektrarejubo

(element having atomic number 25, symbol Mn) manganezomanglare

(fruit) mangomanio

(to operate or manage (physical things, people or affairs) skillfully and so manipularemanieromansiono

(to make into a finished product by machine or industrial operation) fabrikaremulta

(visual representation of an area, usually on a plane surface) mapoacero

***** *****(month) martso

martcaremarinahomarinrare

(of or pertaining to the sea) maray (<maro)(member of the marine corps) marinuso

marko(to blemish) mantcazare (<mantco)(to correct) korigare(to provide a mark to) markazare (<marko)(to take note of) merkare

(to reduce the price of ) plustcepware (<pluse+tcepa)(to take note of) merkare(to provide (a) boundary(-ies) to) grensazare (<grenso)(to provide a mark to) markazare (<marko)(to increase the price of something between its wholesale and its retail phasepluskustware (<pluse+kusta)(open site or building) markto

marnomarmeladospoz(y/w)ajo (<spoz(y/w)are (<spozare))spoza (<spozare)

(to be the spouse of) spozare(to become the spouse of) spozyare (<spozare)(to cause to be the spouse of) spozware (<spozare)(planet) Marzo

marcomarksismo (<Marks)marksisto (<Marks)macare

(covering of the face) masko(something which conceals) koncelo(to cover with a mask) maskazare (<masko)(dramatic entertainment) maskerado(dramatic entertainment) maskerado(to go in disguise) maskerare(physical object) maslo(quantity, e.g. in kg) maso

masadjare(high mass object) hocmasa (<hoca+maso)(very large) masiva(tall vertical spar) macto(one having control or ownership) mastro(to come to have a high degree of proficiency in) mestriyare (<mestrare)(the state of having a high degree of proficiency in) mestrayto (<mestrare)(to have a high degree of proficiency in) mestrare(on floor) kapatco(to agree with or correspond to) metcare(cloth) stofo(matter) materialo(text, idea, tool or apparatus for a given purpose) materyaleo

materialismo (<materialo)materialisto (<materialo)materyarematerwarematematisto (<matemat-)matematiko (<matemat-)

mata(anything done or to be done) afero(kind of substance) materio(reason for concern) asunto(trouble) trublo(to be important or significant) komptare(unleavened bread) matso

maksimeomaksimware (<maksima)maksima

(month) mayjo(to cause to possibly come to..) mocware (<mocare)(to possibly come to..) mocyare (<mocare)(to possibly) mocare(to have permission to) darfare(leader of a municipal government) meyero(Polish folk dance accompanied by music in 3/4 or 3/8 time with the second mazurkajo (<mazurkare)(to perform the Polish folk dance accompanied by music in 3/4 or 3/8 time wmazurkare

myopradomegra

(food of a repast) edumo (<edare)(event of partaking in a ~ including eating and drinking) edajo (<edare)(bad-tempered, diagreeable) znatca

sredno(to be important or significant) komptare(to set off an event or action; to produce as a result) kawzare(to function as a verbal representation of) betudare(to have as a goal or purpose) intendare

meandrare(by ~ of) medu(method) medio

dumo (<dumu)(in the same period of time) dume (bar in music) mejuro(indicator) indiko(degree) kwantio (<kwantu)(tactic) taktiko(to ascertain the quantity of) mezrare(to ascertain the quantity of) mezrare(to distribute) distribuware

nevmezrura (<nevu+mezrare)(result of measuring) mezruro (<mezrare)(eaten as food) vyando

mediano

(to provide medication to) medikumazare (<medikare)(medicine) medikumo (<medikare)(medication) medikumo (<medikare)

mediokrameditaremedit(oz)a (<meditare)srednamirna

(to become acquainted with) kendyare (<kendare)(to come face-to-face with by accident) enkontrare(to come together at a place, by arrangement) trefare(element having atomic number 109) meytneriumo(in a condition marked by somber thoughts) melankola

meleomeltyaremeltware

(one who belongs to a group or organization) membro (<membrare)(part of body) glido(to be a ~ of) membrare(to become a ~ of, to join) membriyare (<membrare)(to cause .. to be a ~ of) membruware (<membrare)(thing remembered) gememoro (<memorare)

menacaremendaca

(element having atomic number 101, symbol Md) mendeleviumo(to make a short reference to) menconare

menuo(sound made by a cat) myaw(to utter a ~) myaware (<myaw)(motivated to fight, etc. by private gain) mercenera(one motivated to fight, etc. by private gain) mercenero (<mercenera)(to be ~ to) mercare(element having atomic number 80, symbol Hg) hidrargumo(planet) Merkuro(only, just, and nothing more) nure (<nura)(to join so that components assume a shared identity) merdjyare(to cause to join so that components assume a shared identity) merdjware(to be worthy of or have a right to) meritare

joyamesadjo

(to make disorderly or untidy) neredware (<nereda)(to err (to deviate from the proper course or aim)) grec(y)are(to botch or bungle) botcare (to deviate from the proper course or aim) grecyare(to cause to deviate from proper course or aim) grecware

(to hurt, harm or injure (to adversely affect health, appearance, feelings, or skadare (disorderly or untidy) nereda

metalometamorfoz(y/w)ajo (<metamorfoz(y/w)are)

(branch of philosophy that studies first principals) metafiziko(fireball) bolido(in music) miaro(in poetry) metreo(measuring device) metero(unit of length) mitro

metodonakmetoda (<naku+metodo)metikulosabanmitro (<banu+mitro)metropolomikroskopomikrosekundo (<mikro- +sekundo)

(middle part of) mezo je(noon) dagemido (<dagay mido)(~ region) mezo

mediokranaktemido (<naktay mido)

(state/property of being mighty) makt(ayt/ets)o (<makta)(to indicate possibility) mocare(excellent) ekcelenta(very strong, possessing might) makta(very) mutce

mildamaylomilko

(to extract ~ from) milketrare (<milko)(to shape, to cut, to polish) frezare

kilodjaro (<kilo-, +djaro)miligramo (<mili- +gramo)milimitro (<mili- + mitro)milisekundo (<mili- +sekundo)mimare

(to copy (another person's actions, speech or mannerisms)) mimikaremenso

(something belonging to me) myozo(to mix with no loss of individual characteristics) melanjyare(to cause to mix with no loss of individual characteristics) melanjware

miniaturaminimware (<minima)minima

miniskula(church official) pastoro(government official) ministero(to dispense services) ministrare(governmental department or building) ministerio(in music) minura(lesser, unimportant, inconsiderable) minora(underage) minorena(in college) maynorare(political party having smaller representation) minoritato(a/the lesser number of) minorna(a/the lesser part of) minorpa(building) monayerio (<monayare)(genus Mentha) mento(plant (in general)) minto(to reproduce (coins)) monayare(dance) minuetajo (<minuetare)(to dance the ~) minuetare

myeminutna

(one of 60 divisions of an hour, consisting of 60 seconds) minutospeglo (<speglare)speglaremiskondutare (<kondutare)

(to fail at attaining using mathematical operations) miskalkulare (<kalkulare)(to bring forth a fetus prematurely) misnaskare (<naskare)

micelaneamicelaneoy (<micelanea)mecevaje (<mecevare)

(to do or commit ~) mecevaremecev(oz)a (<mecevare)misinterpretare (<interpretare)misfarare (<farare)

(in a state of great mental, emotional or physical pain) mizerasnolamisestimare (<estimare)misafirare (<afirare)recelomisgovernare (<misgovernare)misgwidare (<gwidare)mishandlare (<handlare)misinterpretare (<interpretare)misdjudjare (<djudjare)misponare (<ponare)misdutcare (<dutcare)

misdutca (<dutcare)(to misdirect) misdirigare (<dirigare)(to mishandle or miscontrol) mismanedjare (<manedjare)

misnamazare (<namo)gemisnamazo (<namo)misponare (<ponare)misludare (<ludare)misprintare (<printare)mispronuncare (<pronuncare)mistcitare (<tcitare)mislergare (<lergare)misraportare (<raportare)misreprezentare (<reprezentare)misregare (<regare)

(to feel the absence of someone/something) misnare(not to hit) no frapare (<frapare)

misilo(absent or lost) awsenta (<awsentare)

awsentaremisspelare (<spelare)misaserare (<aserare)erurosinyoro

(to inflict injury, usually physical and often with intent to do harm) maltratare (<tratare)(to not to have confidence in) misfidare (<fidare)

miskomprendare (<komprendare)(to handle incorrectly or without knowledge) misuzare (<uzare)to become milder or less severe mitigyareto cause to be milder or less severe mitigware(protective garment for the hand allowing individual movement for the thumbmiteno(to cause to be ~ed with) miksware (<miksare)(to come to be ~ed with) miksyare (<miksare)(to mix (to be ~ with)) miksare(to mix (to come to be ~ed with)) miksyare(to mix (to cause to be ~ed with)) mikswareto mistake (one thing) (for another)) konfusare

miksa (<miksare)(to be ~ with) miksare(result) miks(y/w)uro (<miks(y/w)are (<miksare))(event) miks(y/w)ajo (<miks(y/w)are (<miksare))

kroynaremobo

(capable of moving or being moved) mov(y/w)(abl/ivl)a (<mov(y/w)are)(moving quickly between states; intermixing easily; flowing freely) mobila(capability of moving or being removed) mov(y/w)(abl/ivl)ayto (<mov(y/w)are)

(state of moving quickly between states, intermixing easily or flowing freelymobilayto (<mobila)mokare

(in music, statistics, physics, etc.) modo(means or method) medio(miniature or simplified representation) modelo(praiseworthy example) mohano(style) stilo(subject for artwork or fashion) modlo (<modlare)(to display by wearing or posing) modlare(to make a ~ of) modelifare (<modelo)

moderatamoderyaremoderwaremoderate (<moderata)modernamodernyare (<moderna)modernware (<moderna)modestamodifik(y/w)ajo (<modifik(y/w)are)(ni/gi)modifik(y/w)a (<modifik(y/w)are)modifikyaremodifikware

(slightly wet) vlajna(form or matrix) moldo(to cause to break down into dust) mulderyare(to become broken down into dust) mulderware(dark spot on skin) naevo

talpido(pier or breakwater) molho(unit in chemistry) molo(sauce) moleo(to mitigate the hostility of by soothing) molifikare

molusko(element having atomic number 42, symbol Mo) molibdenumo(short time period) momento

momentere (<momentera)momenteradonyoslamomentumo

(hereditary supreme ruler of a nation or state) monarkomonarkiolundomone(w)ay (<moneo)moneomunko

(family Talpidae)

(children's climbing frame) drabinkomonoklinicamonstromonstrosa

(period of 28-31 days, originally based on the synodic lunar period) monatodummonata (<dumu+monato)cakmonata (<caka+monato)

(sound made by a cow) muw(to utter a ~) muware (<muw)(in grammar: set of verb forms that indicate the speaker's attitude toward thespuso(humor) humoro

Lunomwiromoralafortala

(in comparatives) pluse (<plusare)(quant. modifier)[1] plusde

ice(6AM to noon) matino

morosamorfemo

(capable of causing death) mortwabla (<mortware (<morta))(capable of dying) mortyabla (<mortyare (<morta))(to cause extreme humiliation and embarrashment to) mortifikare

mosko(to the greatest degree) pluste (<plusare)(the majority of, more than half of) (countable) majorna(at ~ as) nonpluse (<plusare)(at ~ ...) nonplusde (<plusare)(the majority of, more than half of) (uncountable) majorpa

motelo(female parent) matro(to watch over, nourish, and protect) maternare(female parent of a spouse) bomatro (<matro)(mothers collectively) matromo (<matro)(state/quality of being a mother) matr(ayt/ets)o (<matro)(event of moving or causing to move) mov(y/w)ajo (<mov(y/w)are)(~ during a meeting) mociono

motlamoto

(to cause to be ~ed on) mawntware (<mawntare)(to come to be ~ed on) mawntyare (<mawntare)(to fix in an appropriate setting) muntare

montomawnta (<mawntare)

(to be ~ on) mawntareperognatomustaco

(body part) usto(of a river) fotco

ustfulo(to change location of residence) traslokare(to change position) movyare(to cause to change position) movware(to produce a profound emtoional effect on (another) which is capable of incemocware(to change location of residence) traslokare(to start dealing with something else) kolpare otro ***possible revision***(to put something higher or further) upmov(y/w)are (<upu+mov(y/w)are)(trend in various fields) muvmento(video representation consisting of moving images) kino(cinema) tcinemo(stirring, affecting) emocwa (<emocware)

mutce (<mutca)(~ of) mutca

fangomufo

(to mute or deaden) muflaremultcomulo

(number that may be divided by another number with no remainder) multiplo(to become more numerous) plusmultyare (<plusare+multa)(to make more numerous) plusmultware (<plusare+multa)(to breed or propagate) propagyare(to cause to breed or propagate) propagware(to compute the mathematical product of) multiplikare(to speak indistinctly with nearly closed lips) mumlare

municipomundanamurdaremurka

(to make a continuous low-pitched sound) murmuraremuskulomuzomuzeo

(any edible species) gribobasidiomicetomuziko

(unfermented or fermenting fruit juice being processed for wine) mosto(to have to ) mustare

mustaco

(ni/gi)mutacon(y/w)o (<mutacon(y/w)are)(mi/gi) mutacon(y/w)a (<mutacon(y/w)are)mutacon(y/w)ajo (<mutacon(y/w)are)mudamutina (<mutinare)mutinare

(to utter indistinctly in a low voice) mutrare(device) muzlo

myozamirhomyomisteriosamisteriomisticamisticismo (<mistica)

(to puzzle by purposely obscuring or concealing facts) mistifikaremitosonadironagare

(metal fastener) naglo(of finger, toe, etc.) ungo

naivanudanamo

(to provide a name to) namazare (<namo)(to say the name(s) of) namrare(having the name of) nameda (<namedare (<namo))(to have the name of) namedare (<namo)

dormitare(~ of neck) cervico

naftoservieto

(inducing sleep or stupor) narkota (<narkotare)narkoto (<narkotare)

(to induce sleep or stupor) narkotarenardonarhare

(telling a story) narhativa(in extent or scope) streta(small in extent from side to side) nucta(to become small in extent from side to side) nuctyare (<nucta)(to cause to become small in extent from side to side) nuctware (<nucta)(in phonetics) nasala

nacenta(disgusting) repugna (<repugnare)

(malicious, spiteful) malica(morally offensive, indecent) ofenda (<ofendare)(giving annoyance or dissatisfaction) nepleza (<plezare)

naciono(in the interest of a nation) furnaciona (<furu+naciono)

nacionismo (<naciono)nacionisto (<naciono)

(inborn, innate) nativanativo (<nativa)

(according to physical laws) naknatura (<naku+naturo)(in music) bekwadra(not artificial) naturala(resulting from inherent nature) naknarava (<naku+naravo)(not artificially) naturale (<naturala)(resulting inherently in nature) naknarave (<naknarava (<naku+naravo))(essential character) naravo(physical world) naturo(disobedient) non-obeya (<obeyare)(indecent) nedecenta (<decenta)

nawseayto (<nawsea)nawseyare (<nawsea)nawseware (<nawsea)nawseanavato

(mark on the abdomen of mamals where the umbilical cord was attached) umbilikonavigarenavio

(in quantity or degree) nira (<niru)(in quantity or degree) niru(in space or time) bliska (<blisku)(in space or time) blisku(in quantity or degree) nire

tcistanebulo

(ill-defined, vague) nebulosa(essential, imperative) necesera

necesware(needy) brawka(of body) kwelo(piece of jewelry worn about the neck or throat) kolyeo(strip of fabric worn about the neck and fastened with a knot, usually worn wikravato

nektarobrawkare

(conifer leaf) nalfo(indicator) ibro

(sharp slender implement for sewing, etc.) nadlo(necessitous) brawka (<brawkare)(to render false) negare(to render ineffective or invalid) desvalidware (<valida)(denying) nega(not positive) negativa(in photography: image with light and dark areas) negativno

neglegareneglijeoneglega (<neglegare)ignorivla (<ignorare)

(to settle by conferring) negociyare(to succeed in coping with) pokonare

hwinarevicinovicinato

(~ ... nor) neoy (... noy)nedra

(archenemy) arcenemio(avenger) vendjo(element having atomic number 60, symbol Nd) neodimiumo(element having atomic number 10, symbol Ne) neono

neofitonipoto

(planet) Neptuno(element having atomic number 93, symbol Np) neptuniumo(state/quality of being audacious) awdac(ayt/ets)o (<awdacare)(bundle of neurons) nervo(courage) kuradj(ayt/ets)o (<kuradja)(patience) pacient(ayt/ets)o (<pacienta)(stamina) stamin(ayt/ets)o (<stamina)(high strung, spirited) nervosa

nestoryeto

(fabric) reteo(system of connected elements) netwerko

netwerkirare (<netwerko)neurononeutraneutrala

(to make neutral) neutralware (<neutrala)neutrinoneutrononulwande (<nula+hwande)nuva

pluste nuvanuvaytonuzoynuzodjurnalonutononekstapuduarodare

(considerate, kind, well-mannered) djentela(giving enjoyment or satisfaction) pleza (<plezare)(precise) preciza(respectable, virtuous) virtua

nitco(element having atomic number 28, symbol Ni) nikelumo

brenamo (<breva+namo)nieso

(period between sunset and sunrise) nakto(late-night establishment offering entertainment, food, drink, dancing, etc.) naytklabo

caknakta (<caka+nakto)kocmaro

(period between sunset and sunrise) naktonulwo (<nula+hwo)agila

(cloud) nimbusonawfonawfa

(in order) nawfta (<nawfa)(fractional portion) nawftelo (<nawfa)(element having atomic number 41, symbol Nb) niobiumo(alcoholic drink) ********** *****(cat ~) *****(body part) papilo

nirvano(element having atomic number 7, symbol N) nitrogeno(not any of, none of) nula(response to yes-no question) now

nulwe (<nula+hwe)nulya (<nula+hya)nulyo (<nula+hyo)nulye (<nula+hye)

(element having atomic number 102, symbol No) nobeliumo(inert) inerta(of noble birth) evgena

(showing nobleness) edelanulyo

(of a night) TWL doesn't match annakta (<anu+nakto)(in music and painting) nokturno(to fall asleep) dormyare (<dormare)(to incline up and down) nikyare(to cause to incline .. up and down) nikware

neudonodulobruonevbrua (<nevu+bruo)avbrua (<avu+bruo)nomadonomenklaturo

***** *****nominare

(in grammar) nominativagenomino (<nominare)non-nonegzistayto (<egzistare)noncalanta

(no one of (something)) nula dwa(in no way) nulye(no one, nobody) nulyo(no one of) nula(no part of) nulpa

nento (<nenta)nenta

(to become ~) nentyare (<nenta)(to cause to be ~) nentware (<nenta)

nonrealayto (<reala)(having nine parts or members) nawfupla (<nawfa)(thin strip of pasta) nudelo(midday) dagemido (<dagay mido)

petlonoy

(in mathematics) normeo(model, standard, or rule) normo(relating to the typical or standard) normala

norda (<nordu)nordunorda polosonasonarisofwinoza (<fwinare)

(negation word)[1] nonulwe (<nula+hwe)gemerka (<merkare)notario

(note or annotation) anoturo (<anotare)(system of figures or symbols) notaciono(V-shaped cut) kerbo(brief communication) notko(commentary) komentimo (<komentare)(importance) important(ayt/ets)o (<importanta)(in music) nwoto(often plural) (brief written record) anotimo (<anotare)(paper currency) banknoto(sign) signo(to comment, to remark) komentare(to notice) merkare(to make (a) ~ of) anotare(bound set of blank, lined or gridded pages) kayero(it's ~) nuo

nulwo (<nula+hwo)nulwayto (<nula+hwo)

(written notification) notifikimo (<notifikare)merkaremerkivla (<merkare)notifikarefikiroinfamanawnonutrarealma

(act of nourishing) nutrajo (<nutrare)(that which nourishes) nutro (<nutrare)

novonuvelaromanzo

(month) novembronovisionune (<nuna)nuno (<nuna)nulwerve (<nula+hwerve)duzonuansonukleusonuda

(something which disturbs and affects physical and mental composure) bodro (<bodrare)

(in mathematics: having no members) nevmembra (<nevu+membro (<membrare))(zero) nulo (<nula)(to set to zero) nulifare(insignificant) nonsignifika (<signifikare)(invalid) nonvalida (<valida)(non-existent) nonegzista (<egzistare)(to deprive of legal force) anulare

nulayto (<nula)torpanumero

(total of individuals in a collection) nombronumerazare (<numero)

(to ascertain the total of (individuals) in a collection) nombrifare (<nombro)(innumerable, countless) nevnombra (<nevu+nombro)(symbol which is used in the representation of a number) numeralo

numeratoro(according to numbers) naknumera (<naku+numero)(being or denoting a number) numera (<numero)(consisting of many things) multcoza (<multa+cozo)(many) multa

monho(to breast feed) milkazare (<milko)(to care for (a sick person)) flegare(to treat kindly and with extra care) hoyvare(seed of fruit) nukso

nutro (<nutrare)nutro (<nutrare)nutrajo (<nutrare)nilononimfokwerkoremooaso

(solemn pledge) jurajo (<jurare)(words or written document) jurimo (<jurare)

obdurataobey(oz)a (<obeyare)obeliskoobesaobeyare

(in grammar: noun receiving action of verb) objekto(thing that has physical existence) objeto

objicareobjektiva

(goal) gezilo (<zilare)

(in optics: lens) objektifoobjektivayto (<objektivo)oblata

(to compel by a legal or moral tie) obligare(that which compels by legal or moral tie) obligo (<obligare)(compelling by legal or moral tie) obliga (<obligare)(to compel by a legal or moral tie) obligare(to perform a favor for) oblidjare(tending to perform favors) oblidjoza (<oblidjare)(evasive) evada(slanting or sloping) oblika(to destroy so as to leave no trace) obliterare(state of being forgotten) giglemayto (<glemare)(unaware) nonkonca (<koncare)

oblongaobnoksiosaobojoobcena

(indistinct; not clearly perceived by the senses) nonkiara (<kiara)(lacking light or brightness) darka(to darken) darkware (<darka)(hidden) geskonda (<skondare)(to hide) skondare(imperfectly known or understood) obskura(unnoticed) nongemerka (<merkare)

obselecentaobsekwiya

(to be ~) obsekwiyare(to act out in accordance with) folgare(to comment) komentare(to keep or pay tribute to) obsevare(to notice, to watch, to study) observare

obsedareobsoleta

(something which prevents action or slows progess) obstaklo (<obstaklare)(to prevent action or slow progress) obstaklare

obstin(oz)a (<obstinare)(to resist stubbornly) obstinare(to physically interfere with passage) obstruhare(something which physically interferes with passage) obstruho (<obstruhare)(to gain possession of) obtenare(to force (opinions, ideas, etc.) on another's attention) obtrudare

obtruda (<obtrudare)(blunt, not sharp) blunta(dull, not intense) sorda

(stupid) stupida(> 90 degrees & <180 degrees) obtusa

obviyareobviosaokazo (<okazare)

(seldom-occurring, rare) zelta(seldom-occurring, rare) zelte (<zelta)

oksidentookludare

(that which occludes) okludo (<okludare)okultaokulare

(profession or vocation) okupo (<okupare)(to control militarily) okuperare(to engage (one's time)) okupare(to fill (time or space)) encare(to live or reside in) habitare(to come to mind) afalare(to happen) okazare(to ~ as a sequence of unfolding events) razvare

okazo (<okazare)okazajo (<okazare)okaza (<okazare)oceanohoroyoktagono

(polyhedron having eight faces) oktahedro(navigational instrument) oktanso(planar region) oktanto

oktavookteto

(month) oktobroocupla

(of an eye) okay(eyepiece of an optical instrument) okularo(infrequent) zelta(strange) stranga(approximately) nirde (<niru)(irregular) nonregulera(not divisible by 2) nontcotna (<tcotna)(ungrouped) non-engrupa (<enu+grupo)(unpaired) non-enpayra (<enu+payro)

odeoodiosa

(quality of something perceived by means of the olfactory sense) odoro

(provided with qualities perceived by means of the olfactory sense) avodora (<avu+odoro)odiseo

(containing) jwe(done by) ji(owned/used by) ja(owning/using) jwa(related to, acting on) jwi(so as not to have, to be separated or relieved from) odu(which is part of) je(into a state of non-operation or non-existence) poysa(to turn ~) poysyare (<poysa)(to turn (something) ~) poysware (<poysa)(off of surface or curve) ofu(to the region off of a surface or curve) awfu (<alu+ofu)(to excite anger, resentment or annoyance in) ofendare(to sin) pekare(act of being on the offensive) ofensajo (<ofensare)(crime) krimajo (<krimare)(sin) pekajo (<pekare)(team or players on the offensive) ofenso(to commit an ~) ofendrare(causing anger, displeasure, etc.) ofenda(attack) ofensajo (<ofensare)(to be ~ or repulsive to) repugnare(to present for acceptance or rejection) ofrare(to ~ to do something) proponare

bruska(careless) nekawta (<kawta)(spontaneous) spontana(position of authority) ofico(room, suite or building) oficino

oficero(authorized) oficiala(of an office or position of authority) oficay (<ofico)(office holder having authority) rasmio

oficiyareawfcargare (<awfu+cargare)

(compensator) gekompenso (<kompensare)(to compensate) kompensare(in general) ramulo(away from the shore) ofkosta (<ofu+kosto)(directed away from the shore) awfkosta (<awfu+kosto)(child) kindo(descendent, progeny) afkomo

ofpalka (<ofu+palko)

ofte (<ofta)ofta

(to stare at impertinently with improper interest) sneglareogroowomho

(liquid fat) oylo(petroleum) petroleo(salve, or unguent) salbo

okea(not new) olda(not young) vyela(to be ~ (by .. years, etc.)) zvyelare (<vyela)

ancienaantikwataoldaytooléoligarkooligarkio

(fruit) olivoolivinoombudzmanoomletoomeno

(to be an ~ of) omenare(forboding, menacing, threatening) ominosa(of an omen) omenay (<omeno)(something that is omitted) geomito (<omitare)

omitare(covering many things or situations) omnibusa(anthology) antologio(bus) buso

omnidirekciona (<direkciono)omnipotenta (<potenta)omniprezenta (<prezentare)omnicientaomnivora

(in the state of being active, functioning or operating) zapna(above and in contact with) onu(by means of) medu(concerning, about) vonu(in (a time interval)) anu(located at or along) vedu(onto) awnu (<alu+onu)(to turn (something) ~) zapnware (<zapna)

(to turn ~) zapnyare (<zapna)banu

(on one occasion) unveze (<una+vezo)(at the same moment that) anke(a single occurrence) una vezo(number) uno(member of class) iyo(typical person) tyo

unaundimensiona (<una+dimensiono)onerosatyoundirekciona (<una+direkciono)

(fruit) onyonoenlinea (<enu+lineo)spekto (<spektare)

(lone) nuranure (<nura)nurci

(initial portion of a syllable, preceding the nucleus) alkuo(directed toward the shore) awnkosta (awnu+kosto)(on the shore) onkosta (<onu+kosto)

onpalka (<onu+palko)awnu (<awnu+onu)

(study of being) ontologio onuso

(moving toward) twora (<tworu)(in a direction toward) twore (<tworu)

oniksoswintyareswintwareopakaapertyareapertwareapertaoperooperando

(to perform work or produce an effect) operhyare(to cause to perform work or produce an effect) operhware(to perform surgery on) operacare(mathematical or other operator (function)) operatoro

opereto(to think) opinare

geopino (<opinare)opiumo

oponooportunaoportuno (<oportuna)

(to be in contention or conflict with) oponare(contrary) kontrera

opwesta(located directly across from) pozda (<pozdu)

pozdu(in astronomy) opoziciono

oprimareopresiva

(to select) tcuzare(of optics) optik(w)ay(of sight or vision) optay(of the eye) okay(of optics) optik(w)ay(of sight or vision) optay(of the eye) okay

optimalaoptimismooptimisto

(to become optimal) optimalyare (<optimala)(to cause to be optimal) optimalware (<optimala)

optimalaoptimaloopcionoopcionaopulentaopuso

(exclusive) caw(in addition) icay(inclusive) (and/or) cay(priest) orakulo(prohpecy) orakolo(shrine) oraklo(for the mouth) furusta (<furu+usto)(of the mouth) ustay (<usto)(spoken) geparla (<parlare)(through the mouth) travusta (<travu+usto)(of a color having an effective wavelength in the range 620-600 nm in the viorandja(fruit) orango(vermillion) vermilyona

orangerio(golden) goldena

oratare

oratorio(art of public speaking) oratio(private chapel) oratwaro(globe with a cross) avkruca globo (<avu+kruco)(spherical body) orbo(eye socket) okay kavo(path of one object around another) orbito(range of activity, control or influence) *****

orbitifare (<orbito)(of an eye socket) okekavay (<oko+kavo)(of an orbit) orbit(w)ay(probability distibution of an electron) orbitalo(land and trees) ortcardo(group of musicians) orkestero(orchestra pit) orkesterway gropo

orkestrare(to authorize as a religious leader) ordaynare(to decree) dekratare(to predestine) predestinare(arrangement) ordo(biology or botony; taxonomic category) ordno(authoritative command or direction) geordono (<ordonare)(good arrangement) bona ordo(in mathematics) ordemo(product or service) geordeno (<ordenare)(religious group, society) zakono(to command with authority) ordonare(to request (product or service)) ordenare

furke (<furu)furu

(having a systematic arrangement) bonorda (<bona+ordo)(in the military or hospital) *****(being of a position in a series) ordinala(authoritative command or direction) geordono (<ordonare)(religious rite) rito(statute or regulation) statuto

ordineraordinatorudooregano

(musical instrument) orgelo(of body, etc.) organo

organdio(grown naturally without chemicals) naturalna(in chemistry; containing carbon) organica

(like an organism) licorganizma (<licu+organizmo)(of an organ) organ(w)ay (<organo)(of an organism) organizm(w)ay (<organizmo)

organizmo(event of organizing) organiz(y/w)ajo(group) organizaciono(result) organizuro(state of being organized) organizayto(to become ~d) organizyare(to cause to be ~d) organizware

organzoorgio

(the east, eastern regions) orientooryentyareoryentware

(to introduce or familiarize) zapoznare(eastern) orientala(act of orienting) oryent(y/w)ajo (<oryen(y/w)are)(adaptation) adapt(y/w)ajo (<adapt(y/w)are)(compass direction or direction of a trend or movement) orientaciono(introductory instruction) zapoznajo (<zapoznare)(state of being oriented) oryent(y/w)ayto (<oryent(y/w)are)

oryenta(center of coordinate system) origo(event of originating) origin(y/w)ajo (<origin(y/w)are)(place where something originates) origin(y/w)iso (<origin(y/w)are)(fresh, unusual, novel, not copied) originela(initial, primordial) originala(of an origin) origin(y/w)ajay (<origin(y/w)are)

originyareoriginware

(decoration) ornamo(in music: group of notes which embelishes a melody) ornamento(something that adorns) orno (<ornare)(to be a decoration to) ornare(to furnish with decorations) ornazare (<orno (<ornare))

ornataorfana (<orfano)orfanoorfanware (<orfano)ortodoksa

(state/quality of being orthodox) ortodoks(ayt/ets)o (<ortodoksa)ortogonalaortografioortopedio

ortorombicaocilyareocilwareociloskopo

(element having atomic number 76, symbol Os) osmiumoosmos(y/w)ajo (<osmos(y/w)are)

(to undergo ~) osmosyare(to cause to undergo ~) osmosware

ostensaostentajo (<ostentare)ostenta (<ostentare)ostinato

(event of ostracizing) ostracizajo (<ostracizare)(state of being ostracized) geostracizayto (<ostracizare)

ostracizare(species Struthio camelus) strutso(additional, extra) adicionala(designating or pertaining to every ~ one of a series) alternata(different from that/those implied or specified) otra

opwestasonste (<sonsta)awtc

(to indicate obligation, prudence, or desireablity) suldare(to indicate probablity) problare

onsomoyzamoyzomoy

(to remove permanently from a group, place, etc.) ekspelare(exterior) eksteriora(incapable of being considered) nonkonsiderivla (<konsiderare)(unusable) nonuzivla (<uzare)(in baseball) awto(means of escape) eskapiso (<eskapare)(to a suppressing or superior degree) super-

efyare (<efu)(in or ~ the class of) elu(because of) kawsu(from) delu(not in interval of time) afu(not in region of space) efu(to the outside of (in space or time)) ayfu (<alu+efu)

orborda (<orbordu)orbordu*****ajo

*****ajogiekspelo (<ekspelare)rezultoprotrudokriyajo (<kriyare)obsoletware (<obsoleta)

(to do better than) superfarare (<farare)efzgrada (<efu + zgrado)

(outdoors, outside of buildings) efzgrade (<efu + zgrado)(to outdoors, to outside buildings) ayfzgrade (<ayfu + zgrado)(complete ensemble of clothing) klaydomo (<klaydo)(complete ensemble of items required to perform a task or expedition) ekwipomo (<ekwipo)(to provide with a complete ensemble of clothing) klaydomazare (<klaydomo (<klaydo))(to provide with a complete ensemble of items required to perform a task or ekwipomazare (<ekwipomo (<ekwipo))

ayffluvyajo (<ayfu+fluvyare)ekstroverta

(to grow too large for) ayfkreskyare (<ayfu+kreskyare)(to surpass in growth) superkreskyare (<kreskyare)(to live longer than) superzdurare (<zdurare (<dura))(criminal) krimo(to make illegal, to ban) kontrlegjware (<kontru+legjo)(amount spent) spendenso (<spendare)(event of spending) spendajo (<spendare)(commercial market for goods or services) *****(electrical recepticle) prizo(means of releasing energy or desire) *****(outflowing brook, river, etc.) ayffluvyo (<ayfu+fluvyare)(vent) sfogo(general description or schematic summary) resumimo (<resumare)(outer boundary of an object or figure) umriso(to trace or draw the outer boundary of) umrisazare (<umriso)(style of drawing) medumrisa skitsajo (<medu+umriso)(to summarize) resumare(to live longer than) superzdurare (<zdurare (<dura))(to live through) survivare(event of looking out) aspicajo (<aspicare)(expectation) geekspekto (<ekspektare)(view seen from a viewing place) visto(viewing place) aspiciso (<aspicare)

supernombredare (<nombro)afsezona (afu+sezono)efspatiento (<efu+patiento)superludare (<ludare)ayfstromyare (<ayfu+stromyare)ayfstromware (<ayfu+stromware)

(that which is put out) geayfpono (<ayfu+ponare)ayfponare (<ayfu+ponare)

(anger) vredayto (<vreda)(atrocity) atroco(offense) ofendajo (<ofendare)(to anger) vredware (<vreda)(to violate flagrantly one's standards of right and decency) utradjare

atroca(extravagant) ekstravaganta(very offensive) mutce ofenda

utrea(not limited by restrictions, doubts, or conditions) absoluta(absolutely) absolute (<absoluta)(complete) kompleta(evident) evidenta(completely) komplete (kompleta)(without delay) snele (<snela)(to go beyond) uberganare (<uberu+ganare)(to run faster then) superkurare (<kurare)

natc(y/w)ajo (<natc(y/w)are)(exterior) eksteriora(outdoors, outside of buildings) efzgrade (<efu+zgrado)(to outdoors, to outside buildings) ayfzgrade (<ayfu+zgrado)(exterior) eksterioro (<eksteriora)

efuayfuayfe (<ayfu)

(excluded one) geekskludo (<ekskludare)(one from another country or culture) fremdo (<fremda)(long shot) awtsaydero(misfit) nonadaptyo (<adaptyare)

periferio(to formulate an overall plan for the conduct of (large-scale operations) bett superstrategare (<strategare)(to outdo in speech) superparlare (<parlare)

aserareaseroza (<aserare)

(standing out among others) praystanta(still in existence, not settled or resolved) aynda(to be superior to in performance, quality or degree) surpasare(to outrun) superkurare (<kurare)(evident) evidenta(moving toward the outside) ayfa (<ayfu)(toward the outside) ayfe (<ayfu)(toward the outside) ayfe (<ayfu)(to live longer than) superzdurare (<zdurare (<dura))

(to wear out) *****(to be more significant than) supersignifikare (<signifikare)(to weigh more than) superspezare (<peza)(to formulate an overall plan for (large-scale operations) better than) superstrategare (<strategare)

ovalaovario

(enthusiastic and prologed applause) ovaconajo (<ovaconare)(to give an ~ to)(to give enthusiastic and prolonged applause to) ovaconare

ovno(on the way) viyoveru (<viyu+overu)(in a higher place or rank than) overu

aloveru (<alu+overu)uberaktorare (<uberu+aktorare)

(throughout the whole of) tutatute (<tuta)

(clothing) salopetouberbalansare (<uberu+balansare)arogantadelaborde (<delu+abordu)

(to build more than necessary) uberstroyare (<uberu+stroyare)(to build on top of) overstroyare (<overu+stroyare)

uberkumprare (<uberu+kumprare)tute avnuba (<avu+nubo)

(to cast beyond) uberverfare (<uberu+verfare)uberkobrare (<uberu+kobrare)avnubyare (<avu+nubo)avnubware (<avu+nubo)overspalto (<overu+palto)surmontare

(to counterbalance or offset excessively) uberkompensare (<uberu+kompensare)(to recompense excessively) uberrekompensare (<uberu+rekompensare)

uberdevelopyare (<uberu+developyuberdevelopware (<uberu+develop

(to cook too much or too long) uberkukare (<uberu+kukare)(to do to excess) uberfarare (<uberu+farare)

uberdosazare (<uberu+doso)(amount overdrawn from an account) uberviplacenso (<uberu+viplacare)(current of air passing over fuel) overskurento (<overu+kurento)(event of overdrawing an account) uberviplacajo (<uberu+viplacare)(to draw against (an account) in excessive credit) uberviplacare (<uberu+viplacare)(to pull back too far) uberpraptirhare (<uberu+prapu+tirhare)

oversrobo (<overu+robo)ubertrazare (<uberu+trazare)postdoljna (<postu+doljna)uberestimare (<uberu+estimare)

uberegzertare (<uberu+egzertare)(to expose too long or with too much light) uberekspozare (<uberu+ekspozare)

uberekstendyare (<uberu+ekstendyare)uberekstendware (<uberu+ekstendware)uberplenyare (<uberu+plenyare(<plenare))uberplenware (<uberu+plenware(<plenare))

(outlet or vent) sfogo(that which flows over) uberfluvyo (<uberu+fluvyare)(to flow over the top) uberfluvyare (<uberu+fluvyare)(to cause to flow over the top) uberfluyware (<uberu+fluvware)

oversklaydo (<overu+klado)uberkreskyare (<uberu+kreskyare)uberkreskware (<uberu+kreksware)

(excessively abundant growth) uberkreskyo (<uberu+kreskyare)(thrown with the hand above the shoulder) overumera (<overu+umero)(overhanging part) uberprojicyo (<uberu+projicyare)

uberprojicyare (<uberu+projicyare)(to hang over something) uberprojicyenso (<uberu+projicyare)

uberprojicware (<uberu+projicware)(to make a major repair or rennovation of) hwoltare(located or occurring above the head) overglava (<overu+glavo)

sekrawdare (<sekrete awdare)(to become too hot) uberkaldyare (<uberu+kalda)(to cause to be too hot) uberkaldware (<uberu+kalda)(across land) travlanda (<travu+lando)

solapareoverlaygyare (<overu+laygyare)overlaygware (<overu+laygware)overlaygare (<overu+laygare)overlinazare (<overu+lino)ubercargare (<uberu+cargare)

(elevated place with a view) dolaspiciso (<dolu+aspicare)(to look over from above) dolaspicare (<dolu+aspicare)(to fail to notice) no merkare (<merkare)

trohe (<troha)dumnakta (<dumu+nakto)oversganiso (<overu+ -s- +ganare)uberpagare (<uberu+pagare)uberaktorare (<uberu+aktorare)

(to subdue) subduwareuberproducare (<uberu+producare)uberevaluware (<uberu+evaluware)

(to overextend) uberekstendyare (<uberu+ekstendyare)(to overextend) uberekstendware (<uberu+ekstendware)(to counteract the normal operation of) kontroperhware (<kontru+operhware)

(to ride across) travraydare (<travu+raydare)(to ride beyond) uberraydare (<uberu+raydare)

trohe mognakontrjudecare (<kontru+judecare)

(to extend beyond) uberekstendyare (<uberu+ekstendyare)(to extend beyond) uberekstendware (<uberu+ekstendware)(to overflow) uberfluvyare (<uberu+fluvyare)(to overflow) uberfluvware (<uberu+fluvware)(to swarm over destructively) oversturmare (<overu+sturmare)

tcezoceana (<tcezu+oceano)(to supervise, to exert broad authority over) supervizare(to overpraise) uberlawdare (<uberu+lawdare)(to sell in excessive amounts) ubervendare (<uberu+vendare)(to cast a shadow over) oversombrare (<overu+sombrare)(to make insignificant) zastinare

oversskarpo (<overu+skarpo)(to fly beyond) ubervolare (<uberu+volare)(to shoot beyond) uberskyutare (<uberu+skyutare)(event of supervising) supervizajo (<supervizare)(thing overlooked) genonmerko (<merkare)

ubersimpluware (<uberu+simpla)(too large) trohe granda (<troha)

uberdormare (<uberu+dormare)uberspendare (<uberu+spendare)uberaserare (<uberu+aserare)uberzbutare (<uberu+zbutare)uberstigare (<uberu+stigare)uberabonare (<uberu+abonare)ubersupliare (<uberu+supliare)overta

(to catch up with and pass) dogpazare (<dognare cpe pazare)(to catch up with) dognare(to impose an excessive tax on) ubertaksrare (<uberu+taksrare)(to subject to excessive strain) uberstreynare (<uberu+streynare)

nevpreskribima (<nevu+preskribimo)(to bring about the downfall of) obalare(to throw beyond) uberdjektare (<uberu+djektare)(payment) uberstempay gepago (<uberu+tempo, pagare)(time beyond an established limit) uberstempo (<uberu+tempo)(in music and acoustics) harmoneko(introductory section in music, poetry, drama, etc.) uverturo(to turn over or capsize) evertyare(to cause to turn over or capsize) evertware(to bring about the downfall of) obalare

uberuzare (<uberu+uzare)

ubervardazare (<uberu+vardo)resumimo (<resumare)

(to weigh more than) superspezare (<peza)(of a person) superpeza (<peza)(to overcome completely either physically or emotionally) soprafare(to surge over, to engulf) engufrare(to force to work too long or too hard) dwingare uberpracare (<uberu+pracare)(to work too long or too hard) uberpracare (<uberu+pracare)

oviduktoovoida

(to be in debt to) skuldare***** *****(acknowledge, own, avow, confess, concede) priznare(to have rightful possession of) posedare

buvooksidooksidyare (<oksido)oksidware (<oksido)

(element having atomic number 8, symbol O) oksigeno(to provide oxygen to) oksigenazare (<oksigeno)

oksimoronoozono

(speed) hotco(to alleviate the hostility of by diplimatic means) pacifikare(bundle to be carried) patcko(of animals) smetcko(of playing cards) paklo(to fill neatly with items) pakrare(to fold or roll into a bundle) patckware (<patcko)(to load with a bundle) patckazare (<patcko)(parcel) paketo

enpaketware (<enu+paketo)(compact, agreement) pakto

pagano(attendant) pajo(one side of a book, letter, newspaper, etc.) padjo

pagodo(container) vedro

farbo(to apply paint to) farbazare (<farbo)(to depict) pentrare(picture, result of painting) pentruro (<pentrare)(two similar or identical things) payro

padjamopalatso

palato(weakly saturated in color) pala(of a low intensity of light) heba(whitish in complexion, pallid) palida(board) paleto(range of colors) palitro

palimpsestopalindromo

(fence of wooden stakes) palisado(element having atomic number 46, symbol Pd) paladiumo(whitish in complexion, pale) palida(of hand) polmo(tree) palmaceo(able to be perceived by means of the tactile sense) palpivla (<palpare)

paltra(shallow, wide container with handle) sarteno(deep container with handle(s)) topfo

krespopankreaso

(flat part of a surface) panelo(to come to a state of agitated fear) panikyare (<panika)(to bring to a state of agitated fear) panikware (<panika)(in a state of agitated fear) panika

panopliopanoramopanteonopantomimare

(garment covering the area from waist to ankles with separate openings for pantso(story, report, or opinion piece in a periodical) claneko(sheet material made from cellulose fibers, used for writing on, printing on, papero(official document) dokumento(written assignment) *****

paprikoparaboloidoparaboloparacutoparadajo (<paradare)

(to march in formation on a festive or ceremonial occasion) paradare(to present blatantly or boastfully) *****

paradigmoparadiso

(something exhibiting inexplicable or contradictory aspects) paradokso (<paradoksa)(exhibiting inexplicable or contradictory aspects) paradoksa(wax) parafino

paragono

(spice of the plant capsicum annuum)

paragrafoparalakso

(maintaining equal distance apart from at every point) paralela (<paralelu)(to maintain equal distance apart from at every point) paralelare (<paralelu)(in a direction maintaining equal distance apart from at every point) paralelu

paralelogramoparalizajo (<paralizare)paralizareparametrosuprema

(result) parafrazuro (<parafrazare)parafrazareparasitoparasolo

(package) paketo(to (cause to) dry on the surface, often by long exposure to flame or sun) tutwe sekyare (<tuta, seka)(to (cause to) dry on the surface, often by long exposure to flame or sun) tutwe sekware (<tuta, seka)(totally depleted of moisture) tutwe seka (<tuta)(to excuse for a mistake or fault) skuzare(to excuse or release from punishment for a criminal offense) pardonare(immediate biological ancestor or one who acts in this role) parento

parentezopario

(playing field) fuco(tract of land for public use) parko

parkrareanorakoparlamentoparodiyuro (<parodiyare)

(to make fun of (another's style) by imitation) parodiyareparoksizmo

(describing a surface made of wood of contrasting colors) parketa(to make (a surface) of wood of contrasting colors) parketware (<parketa)

psitaciformoparsareparsekoparsimona

(state/quality of being parsimonious) parsimon(ayt/ets)o (<parsimona)pastoro

(a ~ of) parca (dividing line in hair) pecinko(in music: melodic or harmonic line) pyeso(portion, division, segment, etc.) parto(role in a play or performance) rolo(to become distant from in time, place, or position) apartyare (<apartare)

(to cause to be distant from in time, place, or position) apartware (<apartare)(to leave) departare(to ~ hair) pecinkazare (<pecinko)

leksklaso (<leksikonay klaso)partekare

(distant from in time, place, or position) aparta (<apartare)(biased) biasa(incomplete) partiala(part of) parce (<parca)(to ~ in) participare

participlo(small body) partikulo(elementary unit of matter) partikelo(in grammar: word that has no inflection) tcastitso

partikulerasepara(y/w)ajo (<separ(y/w)are)

(part of) parce (<parca)partnero

(person or group, e.g. in a legal proceeding) stranko(political group) partio(social gathering) festo(to elapse) pasyare(to let elapse) pasware(to go past) pazare(to ~ a test, a course, etc.) zdavare(to confirm or consent to officially) aprobare(to misrepresent something ) misreprezentare (<reprezentare)(to faint) sfimare (to distribute) distribuware (to bypass) umgehare(to make a transit of) transitare (to fly over something) overvolare (<overu+volare)(to refuse (to decide not to act on, accept, or do)) refuzare (corridor, passageway) (any way for passing in, out, or through something) koridoro

putniko (<putnikare)(event of powerful emotion) pasionajo (<pasiona)(quality of powerful emotion) pasionetso (<pasiona)

pasiona(in general) pasiva(in grammar - not active) pasivna(earlier than present in time) pasea(in grammar: describing a verb tense that refers to (an) event(s) that has occ pasena(behind in place, time or order) postu(on the other side of) tcezu(from one side to beyond the other) forbayu

pastahopastopastorala

(baked confection) pestrio(dough) pestro

pado(state/quality of being patient) pacient(ayt/ets)o (<pacienta)

pacienta(under medical treatment) patiento

pacyentarepatio

(person who loves, supports and defends his/her own country) patrioto(unselfishly devoted to one's own country) patriotica

pawzyarepawzwarepawzyajo (<pawzyare)pawzwajo (<pawzware)

(road surfacing substance) pavmo(surface of a paved road) pavimento

zampo(to give (money) in exchange for goods or services) pagareto put a down payment on pagare inicialeto bribe bribare to become worthwhile after a time interval vardahare (<vardo)to disburse disbursare ((nautical) to extend (a rope or line)) ekstendyare((nautical) (to cause to extend a rope or line)) ekstendwareto repay or acquit respagare (<pagare)to pay for something in total, after a certain amount of time after recieving pagare tute

pacayto (<paca)pacapinuto

(fruit) kruckoperlopekulierapekuni(w)ay

(to look at narrowly and searchingly) speharepegobolusoskuropelvo

(small tubular writing instrument using ink) peno(to subject to a penalty) penalizare(small tubular writing instrument using graphite) pencilo

penetrare

peninsulopens(oz)a (<pensare)penthawso

(next-to-last in a series) penultima(ethnic group) populo(persons) personoy(ground black) pipro

percevare(one hundredth) percento

percevivla (<percevare)perenaperfekta

(~ tense) (in grammar) perfektnaperfektware (<perfekta)perfida

(to carry out (a task) with skill and care) vikonare(something accompanied by great potential for immediate harm) perilo (<perila)(accompanied by great potential for immediate harm) perila(interval regarded as a distinct evolutionary or developmental phase) etapo(length of time during which something repeats) periodo

avperioda (<avu+periodo)avperiode (<avu+periodo)enperiferia (<enu+periferio)periferioperecarepericablayto (<pericare)

(that which perishes; food that does not keep) pericala (<pericare)(lasting for an indefinitely long time) permanenta(lasting for an indefinitely long time) permanente (<permanenta)(to pass through or penetrate with causing rupture or displacement) permeyare(permission in written form) permitimo (<permitare)(to give authorative consent for) permitare(forming an angle of 90 degrees (with respect to a reference direction)) perpendikulera (to be at or forming an angle of 90 degrees with respect to) perpendikulare (<perpendikulu)(at or forming an angle of 90 degrees with respect to) perpendikulu

perpetuaperpetuayto

(to cause uncertainty or anxiety overreaching a decision or solution) perplektareperseverare

(to ~ in) persistarepersistayto (<persistare)persistentapersista

(human being) persono(in grammar: word category used to distinguish between the speaker, the listpearso

personalitatoperspektivo

(to cause (someone) to do (something) by means of arguements, reasoning orperswadare(to relate to or have reference to) pertinare(relating to or having reference to) pertina (<pertinare)(to relate to or have reference to) pertinare

perturbarepervadareperversapesopetita

(women's undergarment) halkodrobnafalofazo

(chemical) fenolofenomenofilosofisto (<filosof-)

(enlightened, wise, thoughtful) filosoficafilosofioflegmofonemo

(element having atomic number 15, symbol P) fosforo(image recorded by a camera on a photosensitive surface) fotografuro (<fotografare)(to produce an image recorded by a camera on a photosensitive surface) fotografare(one who produces images recorded by a camera on photosensitive surfaces)fotografo (<fotografare)(art of producing images recorded by a camera on photosensitive surfaces) fotografio

fotono(word or group of words that functions as a single unit in the syntax of a senfrazo(concerning the material world) fizica(one who studies matter and energy and the interactions between them) fizisto (<fiz-)(science of matter and energy and of interactions between them) fiziko (<fiz-)

pianoplatso

***** *****(to choose) tcuzareto remove something, one by one; (in baseball) to throw to a baseman in ordawfplukare (<awfu+plukare)to bully, bother, harass or hassle haslare to remove removwareto select selegare to distinguish distingare to detect using one's senses detegareto elevate elevware to grasp and raise graspielevware (<graspare + -i- + elevware)to collect (to bring together into an organized whole) kolektware

to clean (to cause to be free from dirt or clutter) limpware to collect (a passenger) encarware (<caro)to apprehend (to take into custody) aprehendareto increase inkrec(y/w)areto restart or resume rinatc(y/w)areto grasp mentally komprendareto receive (to acquire (a transmitted signal)) recevareto discern dicernare to meet and seduce someone for romantic purposes *to pay (to give (money) in exchange for goods or services) pagare

piknikarepikturotorto

(part of) pecopilafo

(of objects) pileo(to take (petty cash or objects) stealthfully) filtcare

pilo(to rob (a conquered or abandoned place) one a large scale) plundrare(cushion for head when sleeping) pilvo

piloto (<pilotare)pilotarecpilko

(bowling ~) kiglopintcarepino

(of a color that is a combination of red and white) pinkapayntopiusa

(for smoking) pipopisare

(area lower in elevation for musicians, etc.) gropo(to throw with an aim or purpose) pitcare(wide-mouthed) krugo

sucintapyetivla (<pyetare)nonpyeta (<pyetare)pyetarepitso

(to gratify a demand of (somone hard to please)) plakrarelwoko

(to provide a location to) lwokazare (<lwoko)(to say the location of) lwokrare(to become ~d in the appropriate position, etc.) plasyare(to cause to be ~d in the appropriate position, etc.) plasware

placidaplagarepleyda

(not unusually beautiful, attractive, or adorned) clicta(geographical feature) playno(series of steps, figure) planrumo (<planrare)

planrare(aircraft) aviono(carpenter's tool) hevlo(in geometry) plano(lying in a ~) plana (<plano)

planetoplantoplantrare

(in biology and medicine) plasmo(in physics) plazmo

plastroplasticaplastiko

(course of food) bludo(dental) dentiero(relatively thin flat piece of material) plado(scale) skwamo(shallow dish) pyato(to apply a thin film of substance to the surface of) plonkazare (<plonko)(element having atomic number 78, symbol Pt) platinumo(drama) dramo(to ~ a musical instrument) sontare(to ~ a piece of music recording) swonare(to ~ an activity, game, etc.) ludare((to become audible)(on a device)) plejyare((to cause (recorded music) become audible)(on a device)) plejware(to make or attempt to make something seem less important, likely, or obviodesemfazare (<emfazare)(to play (a game, etc.) to its conclusion) finware ludare(to occur as a sequence of unfolding events) razvare(to misbehave) miskondutare (<kondutare)(to make or attempt to make something seem more important, likely or obvioemfazare (jocose) djok(oz)a (<djokare)(playing area) ludrelo (<ludajway arelo)

pledare(giving enjoyment or satisfaction) pleza (<plezare)

plea(to give enjoyment or satisfaction to) plezare(preference) geprefero (<preferare)(state of having received enjoyment or satisfaction) geplezayto (<plezare)

(something that gives enjoyment or satisfaction) plezo (<plezare)plisareplebo

(to promise solemly (to do something)) pledjareplevropliantaplianta

(block or slab upon which a pedestal, column or statue is placed) plintokomplotareplugare

(to pull sharply or out) plukare(to pull so as to make a sound) zupfare

kuradjaplombaplumbroplumpa

(to rob (a conquered or abandoned place) one a large scale) plundrare(in grammar: referring to more than one person or thing) plurala(more than one) plura

pyu(element having atomic number 94, symbol Pu) plutoniumo

pneumaticapotcaretacoentaca vatco (<enu+taco)hulso

(literary composition characterized by condensed language, attention to metpoemo(one who produces literary compositions characterized by condensed languagpoeto(art of producing literary compositions characterized by condensed language,poezio

poemomo (<poemo)paynyanta

(moment) momento(zero-dimensional object) poynto(decimal ~) punto(sharp tip) spitso

venenostosare

(metal rod for stirring a fire) poklo(to play ~) pokerare(extremity of an axis; focus of a magnetic field; charged terminal on a batterpoloso

polisoy (<polisare)polisarepoliserio (<polisare)poliso (<polisare)poliso (<polisare)

(collection of literary compositions characterized by condensed language, attention to metrical patterns and occasionally rhyme )

policio(material) lustrumo

lustrarepolitapolitica

unit (organized group of people or equipment) politikay unitatopolitiko

(lively dance originating in Bohemia accompanied by music in duple meter)polkajo (<polkare)(to perform the lively dance originating in Bohemia accompanied by music polkare

anketimo (<anketare)(to question (a sample group of persons) in order to ascertain public opinionanketare(element having atomic number 84, symbol Po) poloniumo(solid bounded by polygons) polihedro

pompostavo

(to think deeply and carefully about) ponderareponderosa

(deficient in wealth or posessions) paupera(deficient in resources for adequate functioning) povera (<poverare)(below average) mwende sredna(to be deficient in resources for adequate functioning in) poverare

popopopulerapopuleryare (<populera)populazareportcoskrofumo (<skrofo)

(on the left side of ship, facing bow) baborda(docking place for ships etc.) pwerto

portadjareporcionokorpulenta

(position or posture held for a particular purpose) pozuro (<pozare)(to hold a position or posture for a particular purpose) pozare(to assert or construe (a hypothetical proposal) without proof) postulare(in sports) pozitso(place, location) pozico(point of view) poziciono(capacity in which one functions) doljnosto(situation) estado(to provide a ~ to) pozicazare (<pozico)

MISSING WORDposesivaposibila

(to place in public view) aficare

postrerio (<postrare)gepostra karto

(later time) postaytopostdagemido (<postu dagay mido)

(to put off until a later time) frestare(to assert or construe (a hypothetical proposal) without proof) postulare(position of the body) posturo(container) gruto(element having atomic number 19, symbol K) kaliumo

potato(small bag usually closed with a drawstring) saketo(external abdominal container which shelters young animals) marsupio(unit of weight) pundo

stromyarestromwarepudro

(to the ~ of) poa(electricity or energy supply) pawro(in mathematics: product of equal factors) potego

potenta(feasible) fezabila

praktica(to perform or execute (a skill)) praktikare(to repeat an action in order to improve one's skill) praktisare

preriolawdarepransare

(to play a ~ on) prankare(element having atomic number 59, symbol Pr) praseodimiumo

pregarepretcareprekera

(to come before in sequence) precedare(to come before in time) anteyare (<anteyu)(act or instance that may be used as an example) precedento

anteyapreciosatemer(oz)a (<temerare)preciza

(troublesome, embarrassing, or ludicrous situation) predikamentopredicarepredicivla (<predicare)

(most important or outstanding) predominanta(most common or of greatest importance) predomina (<predominare)(to be most common or of greastest importance) predominare

preeminentaprefektopreferare

(affix appended to the beginning of a word ) prefiksoprehistoricaprematuraprematurepremiso

(to ~ .. for) preparware (<preparare)(to ~ for) preparyare (<preparare)

prepara (<preparare)(to be ~ for) preparare

prepondera (<preponderare)preponderare

(in grammar) prepozicionopreposteraprerekwisitapreskribare

(thing prescribed) gepreskribo (<preskribare)(written instruction) preskribimo (<preskribare)(quality of commanding attention) prezenso(current, occurring now) nuna(in the immediate vicinity) prayesta(in grammar: describing a verb tense that refers to (an) event(s) that is curre prezanta(attending) adesta (<adestare)(to give (an award or gift)) vretcare(to offer for viewing or consideration) prezentare

adestare(currently or occuring now) nune (<nuna)

preservajo (<preservare)preservare

(state of being a president) prezidentayto (<prezidento)(term of office of a president) prezidensio(elected official who presides over an organized body) prezidento(to exert pressure on) presare(to urge) urdjare

presta(to take (a conclusion) for granted) presumare(to suppose in advance) presupozare(to claim or allege insincerely or falsely) pretendare(claiming an unjustified position of distinction or merit) pretenca

linda(to predominate) predominare(to triumph) prevalare(to persuade (someone who is reluctant or indifferent)) prevladare

(predominating) predomina (<predominare)predomina (<predominare)

(to stop, keep something from happening) preventareanteyaanteye (<anteyu)anteyayto (< anteyu)

(to ~ on) predareprayso

(having a value exceeding monetary worth) uberpraysa (<uberu+prayso)prestroprimere (<primera)primera

(chief or main) tcifa(in math) prima

primitiva(son of a ruling monarch) princuro(child of a ruling monarch) princo(daughter of a ruling monarch) princeso

principala(of a educational institution) *****

principobanpricipa (<banu+pricipo)

(non-cursive writing) *****(in photography) snimeko(to copy onto a surface, to publish in a book, etc.) printare(to write non-cursively) *****(non-cursive writing) *****(preceeding in time or order) anteya(previous time) anteyayto

prizmoprizonoprivata

(soldier) *****priso

(to consider something highly valuable) aprisareprobabla

(to be ~ that) problareproblemo

(to begin or continue motion or action) procedare(in law: to institute and conduct legal actions) procedlare(series of steps or course of action) procedimo (<procedare)(series of actions, changes, or functions that bring about a result) proceso(to put through the steps of a prescribed course of action in order to achieve procezare

prokrastinareprokrastinyare

prokrastinwareprokrastina (<prokrastinare)prokrastinajo (<prokrastinare)

(to bring forth by natural or artificial processes) producare(in math) produto(thing produced) geproduco (<producare)(coarse or vulgar (said of language)) profana(treating (something sacred) with abuse or irreverence) profanra (<profanrare)(non-religious in subject matter, form, or use) sekulera(to treat (something sacred) with abuse or irreverence) profanrare(to put to a wrong or unworthy use) *****(coarse or vulgar language) profano (<profana)(to affirm openly) profesare(event of professing) profesajo (<profesare)(occupation or vocation) profesiono(teacher of high rank in an institution of higher learning) profesoro(to offer voluntarily and generously) proferare

proficienta(biographical essay) profilruro (<profilrare)(side view of an object or structure) profilo(to draw a ~ of) profilifare (<profilo)(to write a ~ of) profilrare(amount of ~) profitenso (<profitare)

profitareprofita (<profitare)

(having great meaning or import) profunda(list of activities, instructions, events) programo(on television) peredatco(to move steadily or in an orderly fashion toward a goal) progredyare(to cause to move steadily or in an orderly fashion toward a goal) progredware

progesiva (to disallow officially) prohibare(undertaking) projekto(to extend outward) projicyare(to extend (something) outward) projicware(to cast (an image or shadow)) projetare(casted image or shadow) geprojeto (<projetare)(that which casts an image or shadow) projeto (<projetare)(to increase in duration beyond normal limits) prolongare(element having atomic number 61, symbol Pm) prometiumo(to make (something) go forward by act of support and encouragement) promotare(to foster or encourage) fostrare(to raise to a more important job or rank) promovare(timely) prompta(to press to action, to inspire, to remind) promtare

(timely) prompte(in grammar: word which substitutes for a noun or noun phrase) pronomo(to produce the components of speech in the correct order) pronuncare(something established by argument, reasoning or demonstration) pruvimo (<pruvare)

propagyarepropagware

(suitable to the given social situation) apropriata (<apropriatare)geproprietopropica (<propicare)

(to be ~ to) propicare(portion, divison, segment, etc.) parto(state of being well ~ed) proporcayto (<proporca)(ratio) racio(as in ~ to) proporconare

proporcaprozo

***** *****prospicare

(element having atomic number 91, symbol Pa) protaktiniumoprotegare

(to express opposition to strongly and forthrightly) protestare(to prolong indefinitely or unnecessarily) protrahare

protrudare(to establish by argument, reasoning or demonstration) pruvare(to furnish or supply) provedare

provincoprovisionalaprovisionale (<provisionala)

( to disturb with strong and delibere imposition and cause an angry responseprovokare(wise in handling practical matters) prudenta

pruda(ethically ~ person) pruso(to snoop or meddle) fwinare

psalmopubopublicapublikarepudjapugnacatirhare

(to remove by pulling) awftirhare (<awfu+tirhare)(to achieve (to attain with exertion or perserverence)) atcevare(to withdraw) ayftirhare (<ayfu+tirhare)(to manuever a vehicle from the side of a road onto the lane) ayfkondwirare (<ayfu+kondwirare)(to lift upwards or vertically) uptirhare (<upu+tirhare)

(to get or obtain (to gain possession of)) obtenare(to drive close to and stop next to) kondwirare blisku halt(y/w)are ****possible revision****

pulpo(rhythmic throbbing or beating) pulsyajo (<pulsyare)(to beat or throb rhythmically) pulsyare(to cause to beat or throb rhythmically) pulsware

pumparekukurbo

(drink) puntco(to strike with a fist) gructare

puntuala(to interrupt periodically) *****(to provide a set of marks and signs to) puntuacazare (<puntuaco)(set of marks and signs) puntuaco(result of puncturing) puncuro (<puncare)

puncare(to subject to loss of freedom or money or to physical pain for wrongdoing) punare

punajo (<punare)(of or resembling the punk subculture) punka

pupogekumpro (<kumprare)

(in color) rayna(unadulterated) pura(to refine) rafinare

puritana(of a color that is a combination of red and blue) purpla

propositofurebolsopusopucare

(to forcibly move to a greater distance by pushing) frompucare (<fromu+pucare)ponare

(to stop carrying and place on a surface) dolponare (<dolu+ponare)(to demean (to place in an inferior social position or status)) demenare(to put a down payment on) pagare iniciale(to cease (to cause an end to)) tcesware(to write something) skribare (to finish a telephone conversation and replace the telephone receiver) finware telefonirajo (<telefonirare)(to add a name to a list) enlistware (<enu+listo)(to administer euthanasia to (an animal)) eutanizare(to decrease the cost of) dekrecware kustenso je (<kusta)(to land (to ascend to a surface from above )) algrundyare (<alu+grundo)(to land (to cause to descend to a surface from above)) algrundware (<alu+grundo)(to drop someone off, to let them out of a vehicle) desencarware (<caro)

tcesware lergare(to dress (to come to wear / to cause to wear)) trazyare(to deceive) trompare(to play (to cause (recorded music) to become audible) (on a device)) plejware (to iniate cooking or warming) natcware kukare / varmware (<varma)(to perform (to carry out (a task) with skill and care))) vikonare(to procrastinate) prokrastinare(to offend (to excite anger, resentment or annoyance in)) ofendare(to place outside) efponare (<efu+ponare)(to produce (to bring forth by natural or artificial processes)) producare(to fabricate or manufacture (to make into a finished product by machine or ifabrikare(to injure (to adversely affect health, appearance, feelings, or reputation)) skadare(to extinguish (to cease the combustion of (a fire or light))) ekstingare(to place in a high location) upponare (<upu+ponare)(to hang or mount) pendware (<pendare)(to store away (to keep for future use)) cranare(to take or bring in) aportare(to dare (to invite into competition or incite to a hazardous endeavor)) sfidare

putco(to present an intricate, difficult, but solveable problem to) puzlare

piramido(sound made by a duck) kwak(charlatan) carlatano(to utter a ~) kwakare (<kwak)(measuring instrument) kwadranso(planar region) kwadranto

kwadraticakwadricepso

(square dance) kwadrilajo (<kwadrilare)(to dance a ~) kwadrilare

kwadrilionokwadrilionakwadrupeda

(having four parts or members) kwarupla(one of four offspring in a single birth) kwaruplano***** *****(to avoid danger by shying away, sinking downward or huddling) kawrare

kwenta(earthquake) teray tremyajo

tremyaretremware

(quality or ability which suits a person to a task) kwalifiyo(competent or suited for a position or task) gekwalifiya (<kwalifiyo)(modified, limited or restricted) gemodifiya (<modifiyo)(in grammar) modifiyo

(to enumerate the characteristics or qualities of) kwalifikare(to make competent, suitable or legally capable) kwalifiyare(to moderate) moderware (<modera)(to modify, limit or restrict) modifiyare

kwalitativa(being of good worth) kwalita(differentiating property or attribute) kwalitato(level of excellence) kwalitenso (<kwalita)

kwalmodilemo

(in grammar or logic) kwantifiyo (<kwantifiyare)(to assign a quantity to) kwantifikare(to ~ in grammar or logic) kwantifiyare

kwantitativa(entity expressed as a combination of a number and physical units) kwantitato

kwantizarekwantumokwarentenajo (<kwarentenare)kwarentenarekwarko

(to dispute with animosity and estrangement) kwererlarestrayt(oz)a (<straytare)

(open excavation or pit from which stone is obtained) kwareyiso (<kwareyare)(prey; object of pursuit) gedjago (<djagare)(to obtain stone from a ~) kwareyare

kuarto(one fourth; general, coin, 3-month period, period of a game) kwartelo (<kwara)(section of town or city) kwartero(to provide lodging for) strehimazare (<strehimo)(to divide into ~s) kwartelifare (<kwara)(group of four musicians, etc.) kwarteto (<kwarta)(musical composition) kwartetumo (<kwarta)

kwarticakwartilokwartso

(quasi-stellar object) kwasaro***** *****

kwaternera(eighth note) octela (<oca) nwoto(to shake with a slight rapid agitating motion) tremulyare(to trill) *****

kayjo(nauseous) nawsea(uneasy or troubled) *****(supreme female ruler of a nation or state) redjeso

(in games) *****(weird, odd, different) furtca(to subdue) subduware(to suppress) suprimare(to cool by immersion) kwentcare(to put out (a flame or other frail object)) ekstingare(to slake (thirst)) slekare

klagoza (<klagare)kwestconajo (<kwestconare)

(to put (a) question(s) to (someone) in a continuous and careful manner) kwestconarecercajo (<cercare)

(doubt) dubajo (<dubare)(motion during a meeting) mociono(sentence asking for information) kwestiono(something unknown) nongesabo (<sabare)(topic under discussion) topiko(to express doubt about) dubare(to put (a) question(s) to (someone) in a continuous and careful manner) kwestconare(capable of being doubted) dubivla (<dubare)

kwestconimo (<kwestconare)retsoenretsyare (<enu+retso)kwiblarekico

(extending in time for a relatively small period) brifa(having a high rate of activity) rapida(to become more rapid, to speed up) rapidyare (<rapida)(to make more rapid, to speed up) rapidware (<rapida)(to come alive) (actional triplet: live) vivyare (<vivare)(to make alive, to vitalize) (actional triplet: live) vivware (<vivare)

sinkwa sablo(mercury) hidrargumo(to dance a ~) kwikstepare(alert and adroit in mental function) aguda(something to be chewed) gekawo (<kaware)

kwidprokuokwiecenta

(not agitated) kalma(not loud) kwieta(silent) silenta(without sound or activity) stilna(to gratify a demand of (someone hard to please)) plakrare(lower shaft of a feather) kalamo(needle-like structure on a porcupine) kwilo (~ pen) peno

kwilto(to make into a ~) kwiltware (<kwilto)

kininokinonokwintesencokwintesenciala

(group of five musicians, etc.) kwinteto (<kwina)(musical composition) kwintetumo (<kwina)

kwintilionokwintiliona

(having five parts or members) kwinupla (<kwina)(one of five offspring in a single birth) kwinuplano (<kwina)(brief witty or sarcastic remark) kwipo(to make a ~) kwipifare (<kwipo)

kwirko(to surrender claim or right to) abandonare(to cease doing) tcesware(really) reale(to some degree; somewhat) samwe (<sama+hwe)(to the greatest extent; completely) tute(truly) vere(arrow container) faretro(to shake with a slight rapid agitating motion) tremulyare(to cause to shake with a slight rapid agitating motion) tremulware

kihotica(brief series of questions) kwizimo (<kwizare)(to put questions to (someone) orally or in writing) kwizare

kworumokwoto

(thing quoted) getcito (<tcitare)tcitajay signo

(to refer to another's statement) tcitarekwociento

(member of rabbit family) leporido(group) raso(runway) pisto

rakoradiantaradyareradware

(extreme) radikala(in chemistry, linguistics, etc.) radikelo(receiver) radiho(element having atomic number 88, symbol Ra) radiumo(element having atomic number 86, symbol Rn) radono

(state of violent or furious anger) zornayto (<zorna)(to use bitter, harsh or abusive language against (someone)) raylare(water condensed from atmospheric vapor, which falls to earth in drops) pluvo(to produce water condensed from atmospheric vapor, which falls to earth inpluvetcare (<pluvo)(to rear to maturity) vitcovare(to cause to move upward) (pair: rise) elevware(a dried grape) rosino

grablo(to gather together for a common cause) ralhyare(to recover in strength) elpyare(to cause to gather together for a common cause) ralhware(to cause to recover in strength) elpware

bagrarerantco

(extent covered) raykso(to extend (from .. to ..)) raykare

repugna (<repugnare)rangorangazare (<rango)

(to seach and leave in disorder with intent of robbery) ransakarestuprare

(having a high rate of activity) rapida(fast-moving section of a river) koskio(seldom-occurring) zelta(uncommon or unusual) rara(seldom-occurring) zelte (<zelta)

temer(oz)a (<temerare)(to be daring or ~) temerare(fruit) frambo

reytio (<reytu)(to set a value or rank on) evaluware(to make legal by formal, official approval) ratifikare

racioracionoracionazare (<raciono)

(capable of reaching conclusions by systematic comparison of facts) racona (<raconare)(logically sound; not contradictory or absurd) racionala(in mathematics: (of a number) capable of being expressed as a ratio of integracionalna(uncooked) roha(unprocessed) kruda(of light or electromagnetic radiation) rayo

arazare(to arrive at (a goal) through effort and progress) atingare(to act in response) reagare(to ~ in chemistry) reakcyare

(to ~ in chemistry) reakcware(to look at and comprehend (written or printed text)) lergare(to read aloud) lergiparlare (<lergare+parlare)

preta (<pretare)(to get .. ~ for) pretware (<pretare)(to get ~ for) pretyare (<pretare)(to be ~ for) pretare

reala(in mathematics: (of a number) resulting in a positive value when multiplied realna

realayto (<reala)(event of making real) realwajo (<reala)(to become aware of) kuptare(to make real) realizare

reale (<reala)(to raise to maturity) vitcovare(cause, motivation or explanation) razono(faculty of mind) raconetso (<raconare)(to reach conclusions by a systematic comparison of facts) raconare

rebelarerebela (<rebelare)

(to spring or bounce back from a physical or mental force) rebondyare(to cause to spring or bounce back from a physical or mental force) rebondware(to refuse disdainfully or scornfully) spurnare(to criticize harshly) reprocare

rekalcitranta(to retreat or withdraw; to move back or away) recedare(to have as contents) kontenare(to acquire (a transmitted signal)) recevare

recentarecenterecesyajo (<recesyare)receswajo (<recesware)recepto

(without regard to danger or safety) rekl(oz)a (<reklare)(to be ~; to be without regard to danger or safety) reklare(to attain by simple arithmetic operations) reknare(to be of the opinion that) opinare(to restore to a state of soundness) reklamare(to match a current perception of (someone/something) with one in the memrekognocare(to acknowledge the existence, validity or significance of) uznare(to accept responsibility for) priznare(to draw or spring back) rekulare(thing remembered) gememoro (<memorare)

empfelare(to bring into agreement or harmony) rekoncilare

abstrusa(having reached or achieved the most extreme value) rekorda(to set down in writing, etc. for preservation) rekordrare(to make an audio or video recording) nagrare(to tell) rakontare(to get back the equivalent of (something lost or damaged)) rekupare(to get back (something lost)) retruvare(to get better, to regain health) rekuperyare(to cure, to cause to be recovered) rekuperware(to become active after a period of quiescence) rekrudeskare

gerekruto (<rekrutare)rekrutarerektanglo

(to bring into conformity with a standard) rektifikarerekuperyarerekuperware

(to occur repeatedly) rekurareintermitentayto (<intermitenta)riokaza

(of a color having an effective wavelength in the range 780-620 nm in the viruja((said of hair) of a color resembling red-brown or orange-brown) rufa(to become red) rujiyare(to make red) rujiware(to convert (coupons, stockts, etc.) into cash, goods or services) redimare(to save from a state of sinfulness) redemare(vermillion) vermilyona(to become smaller or less in size, time, cost or rank) reducyare(to [cause to] cut down in size, time, cost or rank) reducware(decrease in the number or amount of extra components) reduc(y/w)ajo (<reduc(y/w)are)

rifo(to give out as a task) asignare(to direct (someone) to a source; to submit (something) to an authority) referare(to submit (a disputed matter)) submitare(to bring into relation with) refersare(to improve) refinare(to purify) rafinare(showing good taste) refinata(to mirror) speglare(to think about seriously) reflekconare(to be bent back) reflektyare(to bend back) reflektware

reflektwenso (<reflektware)(thinking about (something) seriously) reflekcon(oz)a (<reflekconare)(in grammar) refleksiva(to improve by alteration or correction) reformyare

(to cause to improve by alternation or correction) reformwarereform(y/w)ajo (<reform(y/w)are(ni/gi)reform(y/w)a (<reform(y/w)are)

(to undergo refraction) refraktyare(to cause to undergo refraction) refraktware

fridjo(to decide not to act on, accept, or do) refuzare(to disprove) refutare(to get back (something lost)) retruvare(to provide pleasure lavishly) regalare

regardarerespeturegionoregresareregretareregretivla (<regretare)reguleraregulerayto (<regulera)regulere (<regulera)probalo (<probalare)probalarerenforcareriinventare (<inventare)

(to refuse bluntly, even hostily) rejicarejubilare

(to be related to) relatarerelata (<relatare)

(the manner in which two things are associated) relaciono(in grammar: stating an association or connection between the person/thing relacionala

relativa(person connected by blood or marriage) fiso

relative (<relativa)(to become relaxed) relaksyare (<relaksa)(to cause to be relaxed) relaksware (<relaksa)

relaksa(to make available to the public) vipucare(to assign to a specific category) relegare(to be ~ to) relevare

relikoreliktorelivarereligiono

(according to religion) nakreligiona (<naku+religiono)relinkare

(to take delight in) *****

(to have complete confidence in the ability or consistency of) fidare(to continue to be) blaybare(to be left behind) restare(to stay or be left behind) zbutare

blayba (<blaybare)remeyndromerkare

(to repair or remove (something harmful or damaging)) remediyare(relational triplet: take back) memorare(relational triplet: take back) memoryare(thing ~ed) gememoro (<memorare)(to recall the past) reminiskare(thing ~ed) gereminisko (<reminiskare)

reminicaremno

(to object to in the form of argument or pleading) remonstrareremotaremovyareremovwareremotarazgare

(to do) fararerinuvyare (<nuva)rinuvware (<nuva)rinuv(y/w)ajo (<renuv(y/w)are)

(to disclaim) renuncarerenovare

(numerical amount of fee) afito(subject: owner) dofitare (<do-(donare)+ -fitare)(subject: tenant) prefitare (<pre- (prendare)+ -fitare)(to fix) reparare(swift, witty reply) gereparto (<repartare)(conversation marked by swift, witty replies) repartajo (<repartare)(to utter (a swift, witty reply)) repartare(to terminate (an existing law) by legislative action) ophevare

repetyarerepetwarerepelarerepela (<repelare)repetyajo (<repeyare)repetwajo (<repeware)

(to take or fill the place of) kambare(to cause to take or fill the place of) kambware .. cwa(to take the place of (someone dismissed or something worn out)) replacare(to cause take the place of (someone dismissed or something worn out)) replacware .. cwa

(something said as the immediate result of a question or other stimulous) gerespondo (<respondare)(to say as the immediate result of a question or other stimulous) respondare

raportimo (<raportare)raportarereprezentare

(to critisize in a formal or official way ) reprimandare(to criticize harshly) reprocare(to criticize gently and constructively) reprovare

repugna (<repugnare)(to be offensive or ~ to) repugnare(to be offensive or ~ to) repugnare(to make a petition for (from someone)) rogare

rekwiraregerekwira (<rekwirare)rekwisitarilergare (<lergare)

(to take out of effect) recindare(to save from immediate harm or danger by direct action) reskuware

recercare(to be like to or similar to) resemblare

rezentarerezenta (<rezentare)rezent(aj/ayt)o (<rezentare)

(tract of land set apart for a special purpose) reservaciono(to hold back for a future or special purpose) reservare(to book in advance) reservaconare

reservearesidareresidiso (residare)resido (<residare)

(remaining behind after the removal of another part) residua(that which remains behind after the removal of another part) residuo (<residua)(to be resigned to) rezindare(to give up (a position)) rezignare

resilyabla (<resilyare)(to take action against (an opposing force)) rezistare(in electricity) rezistanso

rezistajo (<rezistare)(to stir up ~ against) sedicare

resoluta(to deliberate about, and put firmly in a final state) cliktare

respicarerespetu

(describing a one-to-one correspondence between items in lists) respektiva(to say as the immediate result of a question or other stimulous) respondare

( to take action on as the result of a stimulus) repondrare(something said as the immediate result of a question or other stimulous) gerespondo (<respondare)

respuresponsa (<responsare)

(to be ~ for) responsare(lie down) repozare(eating establishment offering table service usually for lunch and dinner) restoranto

relakswa (<relaksware)restawrarerestrenare

(to restrain within bounds) restringare(to ~ from) rezultare

rezulta (<rezultare)dasu

(account of education and employment) resumeo(to maintain possession or control of) retenare(to slacken in pace) retardyare(to cause to slacken in pace) retardware(slackened in pace) prokrastina

reticenta(to go away for seclusion, etc.) retirare(to go to bed) enleytyare (<enu+leyto)(to cease work) emeryare(to cause to cease work) emerware(closed laboratory vessel) retorto(to reply in a quick, decisive manner) retorkare

retraktyareretraktwareretretyareretretware

(to recover (an object) physically or repair (the consequences of an act)) retrevareretroaktaretrospicare

(to come back) resvenare (<venare)(to go back) resganare (<ganare)(to give back) resdonare (<donare)(that) pwarke (<pwaru)(to make visible or known (something previously obscured or secret)) revelare(to treasure with profound respect) reverare

revers(y/w)ajo(turned backward in position, direction or order) reversa(to become turned backward in position, direction or order) reversyare (<reversa)(to cause to be turned backward in position, direction or order) reversware (<reversa)(to return to an earlier and less desirable condition) revertyare(to cause to return to an earlier and less desirable condition) revertware

(to engage in gross verbal abuse of) vituperarerevizareriviv(y/w)ajo (<reviv(y/w)are)revivyarerevivware

(to void by recalling, withdrawing or reversing) revokare(to fill with disgust or abhorrance) revulsare(to revel) revoltare(act of ~ing) revoltajo (<revoltare)

girevulsa (<revulsare)(poltical ~ or momentous change) revolucon(y/w)ajo (<revolucon(y/w)are)

revoluconwa (<revoluconware)revolvyarerevolvware

(even of filling with digust or abhorrance) revulsajo (<revulsare)riskribare (<skribare)

(element having atomic number 75, symbol Re) renhiumo(element having atomic number 45, symbol Rh) rodiumo(in geometry: equilateral polygon having two pairs or parallel sides, two ob rombuso

ritmorebroribalda

(vegetable) rayso(abundant in wealth or posessions) rica(abundant in resources for adequate functioning) rika (<rikare)(of food, ~ in fat) jirna(to be abundant in resources for adequate functioning in) rikare(resources) gerikoy (<rikare)(to be a passenger in) putnikare(to ~ a horse, bicycle, motorcycle, etc.) raydare

ridikulareridikulodna (<ridikulare)rayfa (<rayfare)

(to be ~) (vi) rayfare(correct in opinion, etc.) prava(human right, etc.) rayto

dekstrurigorosa

(to disturb in a way which brings on strong anger openly displayed) vredare (<vreda)felgo

(small circular band used for jewelry, carrying, holding, etc.) anelo(to emit a clear resonant sound) ringyare(to cause to emit a clear resonant sound) ringware

kravalarerazgare

mognainkrec(y/w)ajo (<inkrec(y/w)are)

(to raise a celestial body) sordjare(to move upward) (pair: raise) elevyare(something accompanied by both possible gain and possible harm or loss) risko (<riska)(probability of loss to an insurer; amount an insurer stands to lose) riskenso (<riska)(to put in a situation accompanied by both possible gain and possible harm oenriskware (<enu+risko (<riska))(accompanied by both possible gain and possible harm or loss) riska

ritorivalarerivro

(paved way) stradostrovarerudjarerostare

(to take property from forcefully or violently) rabare(ceremonial) talaro(lounge wear) robo

robotorobusta

(mineral aggregate) *****(music) roko

bersyareberswareraketovergo

(part in a play or performance) rolo(flat material formed into a layered cylinder) rulono

rulyarerulwarerula

((chess) chess piece shaped like a castle tower) ruko(part of a structure separated from others by walls or partitions) cambro(space) spaso(in arithmetic) raditco(in biology: of a plant or growing thing) radikso(in grammar: primary lexical unit of a word) racino(source) zrodlo

tovoroso

(to undergo decomposition, usually producing foul odor) putriyare(to cause to undergo decomposition, usually producing foul odor) putruware

rotyarerotwarerotyajo (<rotyare)

rotwajo (<rotware)rotunda

(circular building or hall) rotondo(coarse, thick) grosa(not smooth) aspera

ronda(in sports) rundo(to round a number to the next lowest integer) dolintedjerware (<dolu+interdjero)(to change the shape of an object to make it more circular) rondware (<ronda)(to approximate by means of the nearest integer) intedjerware (<interdjero)(to complete or finish (something)) finware(to collect (to bring together into an organized whole)) kolektware(to gather (together)) zbyerware(to round a number to the next highest integer) upintedjerware (<upu+interdjero)(circuitous) krujna(to cause a strong emotional response in) rawzare

ruto(by land, sea, or air) rutino

strovare(a line of objects, often regularly spaced) rayho(a horizontal line of entries, as in a table of data) virco

remirare (<remo)frotare

(manufactured) gwomo(element having atomic number 37, symbol Rb) rubidiumo

rugaruinoruinyareruinware

(regulation, law) reglo(to govern, to reign over) regare(to decide authoritatively or judicially) judecare (<judje decidare)(flat, straight-edged measuring/drawing device) linyalo

rumo(dance) rumbajo (<rumbare)(to dance the ~) rumbare(to meditate or reflect on, often obsessively) ruminare

kurare(to expire or come to an end) ekspirare (to extend (a piece of material or clothing)) ekstendware(to consume (to use completely)) konsumare

runomediokra

(for aircraft) aeropisto (<aero+pisto)(racetrack) pisto

rupcyarerupcwareruralarudzorudzahare (<rudzo)rudzazare (<rudzo)

(typical of country life; simple or unsophisticated) rustica(element having atomic number 44, symbol Ru) ruteniumo(element having atomic number 104) ruterfordiumo

nonpyeta (<pyetare)sabotaresako

(to rob (a conquered or abandoned place) one a large scale) plundraresantasakrifikare

(misuse, theft or desecration (of something sacred)) sakrilegajo (<sakrilegare)(to misuse, thieve or desecrate (something sacred)) sakrilegare(misusing, thieving or desecrating (something sacred)) sakrilega (<sakrilegare)(expressing or expressive of sorrow or unhappiness) trista

sedlosadistica

(secure) sekura(place in which to keep things) seyfo

twerarekrokatasagosagacasegloseglirare (<seglo)santosalatosalamo

(a room for gathering) salono(dance) salsajo (<salsare)(to dance the ~) salsare

salo(ointment, or unguent) salbo(element having atomic number 62, symbol Sm) samariumo

sambaremema

(at the ~ place) memwerve (<mema+hwerve)(at the ~ time) memwande (<mema+hwanda)(to the ~ degree ) (adv) memwe (<mema+hwe)

memya (<mema+hya)memo(y) (<mema)

samplo(to make holy or sacred) santware (<santa)

piusweafekta (<piusa+afektare)(to authorize, usually officially) sanconare

sablo(footwear leaving most of the foot exposed that uses one or more straps to attsandalo

greysosandwitco

(containing sand) avsabla (<avu+sablo)(like sand) licsabla (<licu+sablo)(sand colored) sablekolora (<sablo+koloro)(healthy in mind) kwerda(state/quality of being sarcastic) sarkast(ayt/ets)o (<sarkasta)

sarkastasardonicasaco

(to satisfy beyond natural desire) saciyare(object in orbit around celestial object) satelito(to satisfy beyond natural desire) saciyare

satinosatiricasatirare

(gratified in a physical or mental need or desire) sata(to conform to a requirement, rule or standard) satisfacare(to gratify a physical or mental need or desire) satware (<sata)

saturasaturndo

(planet) Saturnosaturninasawsospodekokolbaso

(except) sawfu(to accumulate money or goods) epargnare(to economize, to reserve) savare(to keep for future use) sparare(to obviate, to avoid) obviyare(to preserve from danger or evil) salvare(to write (a file) to a memory medium) spremare(saying) spruko(tool for cutting) zago(to make a statement verbally) dicare(covered with scales or scabs) avskwama (<avu+skwamo)

skaldare(for measurement) skalo

(plate on skin of animal) skwamo(to climb) eskalare(skin on skull ) skalpo(to create a digital copy of) skanare(to look closely, scrutinze) skrutare(to read quickly) skimare(to ~ in verse) skanrare

skandalo(element having atomic number 21, symbol Sc) skandiumo

skantanarboskarsa

(just sufficient; mere) edve (<edva)poke (<poka)

(to cause to be afraid) timware (<timare)getimwa (<timware (<timare))

(triangular or quadrangular piece of cloth worn about the neck or head for skarfospridyarespridwareskenario

(part of a play, setting) skeno(landscape) peyzadjo(piece of a theatrical stage set) kuliso(theatrical stage set) kulisomo (<kuliso)

skeptro(time-based plan of events) skedulo

enskedulware (<enu+skedulo)(diagram or outline) skemo

skertso(split, division, separation) skizmo(building(s)) skulo(group) skolo

skolraresiensosiensisto (<sienso)

(to flash as if throwing off sparks ina continuous stream) skintilareskarjoskoldareskupo

(to (cause to) undergo combustion by contact with flame or heated metal pr skortcyare(to (cause to) undergo combustion by contact with flame or heated metal pr skortcware(collection of points) poyntomo(to ~ points) skorare(ethicially ~ person) skoto

skurko

skurdjoskawto

(to scratch, to abrade) skrapare(to make a thin shallow cut on (a surface)) skratcare(to rub or scrape (the skin)) raskare(skinny) skarna

skrikarekraycare

(divider) ekranoskruvo

(to make too small, short, or sparing) skrimpareskrotoskruploskrupulosaskrutivla (<skrutare)skrutareskuflareskulptare

(result) skulpturo (<skulptare)maro

(element having atomic number 106) seaborgiumo(to (cause to) undergo combustion by contact with flame or heated metal pr skortcyare(to (cause to) undergo combustion by contact with flame or heated metal pr skortcware

cercare(quarter of a year) stino(recurrent period of events, festivities, etc.) sezono(of a season with a quarter of a year) stinay(of a season's recurrent period of events, festivities, etc.) sezonay

syejo(to be ~ on) (relational triplet: sit) zitare(isolated) isola(in order) dusta (<dusa)(fractional portion) dustelo (<dusa)(one of 60 divisions of a minute) sekundo(in order) dusta (<dusa)(in grammar) dustpearsa (<dusa+pearso)

sekretasekreto (<sekreta)sekretariatosekretariosecernaresekretasekciono

(non-religious in subject matter, form, or use) sekulera(safe) sekura

(state/quality of being secure) sekur(ayt/ets)o (<sekura)sedata

(a collection of small particles) sedimentosedicajo (<sedica)sedica

(to overcome the moral resistance of) seducareasidua

(to perceive by means of the visual sense) vidaresemno

(visual sense of perception) videtso (<vidare)(to have a certain semblance) semblare(to (cause to) come to the vaporization point and remain in an agitated turbulzi(y/w)dare

segregyaresegregwaresegrega

(to secure firm physical possession of) prendarezeltaselektaselegare

(element having atomic number 34, symbol Se) seleniumoselfoselfwekonca (<selfo+koncare)selfegetrompa (<selfo+trompare)selfwetrompa (<selfo+trompare)selfwetrompajo (<selfo+trompare)vendarevendo (<vendare)semestrocaksemidjara (<caka+semidjaro)

(to induce to go to a place or to go in a certain direction) sendare***** *****

sensaresensa (<sensare)

(given to the gratification of physical appetites) sensuala(appealing ot the senses, particularly in aesthetic enjoyment) sensuosa(grammatically complete series of words consisting of a subject and a predicsatso(in law) skazuro (<skazare)(in law) skazare(not connected, joined, or attached) separa (<separare)(to become not connected, joined, or attached to) separyare (<separare)(to cause to be not connected, joined, or attached to) separware (<separare)(to be not connected, joined, or attached to) separare

separe (<separa (<separare))(state) separayto (<separare)(event) separa(y/w)ajo (<separ(y/w)are)

separwivla (<separware)(month) septembro(having seven parts or members) sepupla (<sepa)(set of things arranged in a designated order) sekwenco(being a set of things arranged in a designated order) sekwenca (<sekwenco)(containing a set of things arranged in a designated order) avsekwenca (<avu+sekwenco)

serenaserfoserdjoserio

(grave, weighty) seriosa(to bring forward, to distribute) aponare(to work for, to provide to) servare(to wait on (customers) in a restaurant) slujare

kelneroobsekwiya (<obsekwiyare)

(period devoted to a particular activity) sesiono(established) giestabla (<establare)(ready) preta (<pretare)(matching group or collection) seto(scenery on a theatrical stage) kulisomo (<kuliso)(to go below the horizon) pwestare(to adjust) adjustare(to arrange) arandjare(to give out as a task) asignare(to locate) lwokazare (<lwoko)(to mount (a jewel, etc.)) muntare(to put (something) in place) ponare(to begin (an action)) natcware(to attack (to assault with violent force or hostile criticism)) atakare(to write) skribare (to stop carrying and place on a surface) dolponare (<dolu+ponare)(to encourage (someone or an animal) to attack (someone)) fostrare .. alu atakare ****possible revision****(to depart or leave) departare (to begin) natcware(to cause to explode) eksplodware(to make someone angry) vredware (<vreda)(to establish) establare(to ready (to get .. ~ for)) pretware(to order logically in an arrangement) ordazare (<ordo)(to cause to happen (to set off an event or action; to produce as a result)) kawzare(to manipulate (to operate or manage (physical things, people or affairs) sk manipulare(to deliberate about, and put firmly in a final state) cliktare(to harden (to come to be resistant pressure)) hardyare (<harda)

sepo (<sepa)

sepasepta (<sepa)

(fractional portion) septelo (<sepa)sevrare

(few) kelka(causing intense pain or distress) severa

kudrarekoitare

(navigational instrument) sekstanso(planar region) sekstanto(having six parts or members) sesupla (<sesa)

koitajo (<koitare)prango

(to shield from light and/or heat) sombrareombro

(to cast a ~ on) ombrazare (<ombro)avombra (<avu+ombro)

(of dubious character) suspeta(shaded) gesombra (<sombrare)(Persian king) caho

tremyaretremware

(joint subject) strestare(headgear) tcako(penetrating or penetrable to a relatively small distance) plutka(having little meaning or import) superficiala

camanocampuocampuirare (<campuo)canko

(outline or characteristic surface configuration) umbo(something having an outline or characteristic surface configuration) avumbo (<avu+umbo)(legal, social or financial condition; relative position or standing; degree of statuso(to come to have an outline or characteristic surface configuration) umbahare (<umbo)(to cause to have an outline or characteristic surface configuration) umbazare (<umbo)(to improve) plusbonyare (<pluse+bona)(to become) estayare (<estare)(lacking an outline or characteristic surface configuration) nevumba (<nevu+umbo)(having a pleasing outline or characteristic surface configuration) bonumba (<bona+umbo)(to give or reveal) partadjare(to use or experience in common) skarare(having a thin, keen edge) carpa(intellectually penetrating, perceptive or discerning) akrisa(in music) diesa(sudden and intense (pain)) akrea

pirstyarepirstwarerazare (syo)razarecalocirzosarayo

(to cast off the hair or fur of the coat) afwerpare(diaphanous) diafana(pure, unadulterated) pura(steep) kruta(bed covering) ruho(layer on ground surface) skikto(thin layer of processed material) blado

breto(hard external covering of an invertabrate) konkeo

moluskoskudocarifocildo

(of work) smeno(process of becoming different) candjyajo (<candjyare)

skimrarekrurobrilarefulgensanavo

(to send by water-borne transport) sendare medu navocurkare

(torso garment, often having either long or short sleeves) kamizotciveryaretciverware

(shallow place in a body of water) colo(to strike with disgust) repugnare(to strike with great surprise) surprizare(to induce a state of ~ in) cokare(to subject to an electric ~) cokelare(footwear covering most of the foot and not extending above the ankle) skarpo

coguno(to discharge (a weapon)) afirare(to fire (a projectile)) skyutare(to ~ at and hit (a target)) skyutrafare (<skyutare+trafare)(establishment that sells things) dukano(to inspect and/or purchase goods) copare(coast) kosto

(having a relatively small height) corta(having a relatively small spatial length) kurta(extending in time for a relatively small period) brifa

mankayto (<mankare)(decrease in length) pluskurtyare (< plusare+kurta)(decrease in length) pluskurtware (< plusare+kurta)(decrease in height) pluscortyare (< plusare+corta)(decrease in height) pluscortware (< plusare+corta)(decrease in length) pluskurt(y/w)ajo (<pluskurt(y/w)are (< plusare+kurta))(decrease in height) pluscort(y/w)ajo (<pluscort(y/w)are (< plusare+corta))(in time) balde (<balda)(garment covering from the waist and to a point above the knees, with separcortso(to be obliged to) suldare(to express likelihood) problare(body part) umero

skovlo(to present to view) mostrare(to prove by reasoning; to illustrate by experiment or practical application) demonstrare(to exhibit (to present formally for public inspection)) ekshibare(to exhibit (to present pridefully or arrogantly to gain attention)) ostentare(to appear (to come into view or existence)) apearare arivare, adestare(to arrive (to reach a destination)) arivare(to carry out (a task) with superior skill and care) supervikonare (<vikonare)(to expose (to uncover, unmask or bring forth from concealment)) eksponare(to attend (to be present at)) adestare

ostenta (<ostentare)spritnakraycarekarideo

(to avoid danger by shying away, sinking downward or huddling) kawrare(to become smaller) krumpyare(to cause to become smaller) krumpware

crumpyarecrumpwarecoderyarecoderware

(to keep away from (persons or things one dislikes)) skivareskutelyareskutelware

(disinclined to familiar approach) skugasiblo

(in poor health) sika(to come into poor health) sikyare (<sika)

falkata(collateral, unintended) botcna

(1-dimensional, edge) sarmo(2-dimensional, face) faco(area separated from another by an intervening feature) flanko(in an argument, sports, etc.) puolo(one of two or more parts of an area or volume) saydo

tcisutrotwarokribrare

(visual sense of perception) videtso (<vidare)(something perceived by the visual sense) gevido (<vidare)

signo(to ~ a name) signerare(to sign one's name on a list when entering somewhere) aynsaynifare (<sayno)(to log into (to enter (a computer site, etc.))) aynlognare (<aynu+lognare)(to log off of (to exit (a computer site, etc.))) ayflognare (<aynu+lognare)(to sign one's name on a list when leaving somewhere) ayfsaynifare (<sayno)(to enroll ( to come to be ~ed in)) zapsyare

signerurosaynogesignifiko (<signifikare)signifikare

(making no sound; not voiced or pronounced) silenta(element having atomic number 14, symbol Si) silikono(foolish) glupa(element having atomic number 47, symbol Ag) argentumo(place-setting) talyero(having the color of silver) argentea(showing resemblance or relation in appearance or nature to) simila (<similare)(to show resemblance or relation in appearance or nature to) similare(to come to show resemblance or relation in appearance or nature to) similyare (<similare)(to cause to show resemblance or relation in appearance or nature to) similware (<similare)(to (cause to) come to near or at the vaporization point and remain in a gentlmijotyare(to (cause to) come to near or at the vaporization point and remain in a gentlmijotware(acting or done in a straightforward manner) nonsluva (<sluva)(having or composed of only one thing or part; not complex or intricate) simpla

simplayto (<simpla)(to become less complex or intricate) simpliyare (<simpla)(to cause to be less complex or intricate) simpluware (<simpla)(not compound, involved or complicated) simple (<simpla)(to imitate (a process or scenario)) simulare

gisimula (<simulare)simultanayto

(existing, happening or done at the same time) simultana (<simultanare)(to be ~ with; to exist, happen or be done at the same time as) simultanare

pekare

sintke (<sintu)sintusintpostu (<sintu+postu)sintanteyu (<sintu+anteyu)sinceracantare

(to (cause to) undergo combustion producing superficial or momentery damsindjyare(to (cause to) undergo combustion producing superficial or momentery damsindjware(having one part or member) singula(in grammar: referring to only one person or thing) singulera(kitchen or bathroom ~) drezo

sinkyaresinkware

(to become clear in one's mind) klaryare (<klara)sestro

(to cause to ~ on) zitware (<zitare)(to come to ~ on) zityare (<zitare)(to ~ on) zitareto sit (to come to ~ on) (dol)zityare (<dolu+zitare)to attend (to be present at) adestareto decline to participate nonparticipare (<participare)to sit (to come to ~ on) upzit(y/w)are? (<upu+zitare)to show interest or surprise geinteresware (<interesare)(location) sayto

situacionoseso (<sesa)sesasesta (<sesa)

(fractional portion) sestelo (<sesa)(style of music) skaho(ice skate) skeyto

skeytirare (<skeyto)skeleto

(a short dramatic production) sketco(to make a pictorial representation of by hand) skitsare

skioskiirare (<skio)

(to move in an uncontrolled manner with much friction) sliryare(to cause to move in an uncontrolled manner with much friction) slirware(recognized ability acquired or developed through experience) spreto(having recognized ability acquired or developed through experience) avspreta (<avu+spreto)

perita(to read quickly) skimare(to make too small, short, or sparing) skrimpare(small, inadequate, or revealing (said of a garment)) skimpa

(outer protective layer of the fruit of a plant) pyelo(outer protective layer of the body of an animal) hudo(scrawny) skarna(to hop on alternate feet) hupelare(lower-body garment fastened at the waist and having no individual leg holejupo

skizmoskistokranionotcielogratcieloslaboslakaslago

(to quench (thirst)) slekare(sport) slalomo(to speak ill of with malicious intent) kalumniyare

slangoslacarecatasklavo

(ethically ~ person) slavosankoslitodormaremancoslito

(having little width in proportion to height or length) slanka(to move rapidly and easily without loss of contact with a surface) slidyare(to cause to move rapidly and easiliy without loss of contact with a surface) slidware

poke (<poka)slingare

(garment worn under a skirt or dress to prevent static cling) foguno(to move across a surface with little or no friction) slipyare(to cause to move across a surface with little or no friction) slipware(to err (to deviate from the proper course or aim)) grecyare(footwear having a soft sole and upper, generally for indoor wear) papuco

slituro (<slitare)slitare

(area of ground that tends upward or downward) sfaho(derivative) sklono

clampacata

(moving at a small amount of distance per time) slova(having a low rate of activity) lanta(mentally dense) dumba

(to reduce rate of activity) pluslantyare (<pluse+lanta)(to reduce rate of activity) pluslantware (<pluse+lanta)(moving at a small amount of distance per time) plusslovyare (<pluse+slova)(moving at a small amount of distance per time) plusslovware (<pluse+slova)(to reduce rate of activity) pluslantyare (<pluse+lanta)(to reduce rate of activity) pluslantware (<pluse+lanta)(in general) lante (<lanta)(in distance per time) slove (<slova)

slugasluso

(cunning, crafty) furba(not large) parva(~ in area) smala(degree) baca(mentally keen and capable of learning quickly) smarta

smacyaresmacware

(quality of something perceived by means of the olfactory sense) odoro(olfactory sense of perception) smeletso (<smelare)(to perceive by means of the olfactory sense) smelare(to examine by means of the olfactory sense) asmelare (<smelare)(to be perceived by means of the olfactory sense as) besmelare (<smelare)

smilarefumo

(to emit ~) fumetcare (<fumo)(to provide ~ to) fumazare (<fumo)(to withdraw ~ from) fumetrare (<fumo)

fumirare (<fumo)(hairless) glabra(having a surface without irregularities or projections) glata(suave) swava

smuto(something which causes uniform and usually transitory opposition) snago (<snagare)(to cause uniform and usually transitory opposition) snagare(to rebound (to spring or bounce back from a physical or mental force)) rebondyare(to overcome) surmontare

snatcare(athletic shoe having a soft rubber sole) snikro

snifaresnobofwinoza (<fwinare)stertarenivonivetcare (<nivo)snuga

(to such an extent or degree) swesapo

(to attain great height effortlessly) esorare(to glide or hover) sfevare

plorare(moderately tempered) sobera(not drunk) sobria

societo(knitted or woven foot garment worn alone or underneath a shoe) soko(to punch) gructare

sodo(element having atomic number 11, symbol Na) natriumo

divano(gentle) sanfta(lacking strength or resolve) sfaka(low in dissolved mineral content) pokminerala (<poka+mineralo)(not loud) sacta(yielding easily, not hard) meka(earth, dirt) soylo

sucasojurnare

(alone) sola(of foot) pyanto(alone) sole (<sola)

solemna(to observe (a religious function) with dignity and gravity) solemnizare(to canvass voters, opinions, etc.) solicitare(canvass of voters or public opinion) solicitajo (<solicitare)

uvazna(in the ~ state) solida(without gaps, breaks, or weak points) solidna

solido (<solida)solidayto (<solida)

(alone) solasolstico

(mixture of a solute in a solvent) disolv(y/w)uro (<disolv(y/w)uro)(solving procedure) solvimo (<solvare)

solvare(at least one) sama

samdjurno (<sama+djurno)samworde (<sama+hworde)samyo (<sama+hyo)samwo (<sama+hwo)samwande (<sama+hwande)samwe (<sama+hwe)

samwerve (<sama+hwerve)filhocansonobalde (<balda)balda

(to alleviate) lindraresofistica

(having the highest pitch range of a singer or instrument) soprana(person or part having the highest pitch range) soprano (<soprana)

sortco (<sortcare)(hopelessly sad, beyond consolation) dolorosa(atypical specimen) kayndo

srednaanimo

(hale) friska(vibratory disturbance in the pressure and density of matter) sono(quality of something perceived by means of the auditory sense) zvuko(to be perceived by means of the auditory sense as) beawdare (<awdare)

suposurso

(southern) suda (<sudu)sudusuda polososoyjo

(expanse in which celestial objects exist) speyso(gap between characters, lines, etc.) espaso(physical extent in two or three dimensions) spaso(vast) vasta(in card games: card bearing the symbol(s) of the ~ suit) spado

spagetio(to extend over a spatial gap) travare (<travu)(to extend over time period) dumare (<dumu)(to extend over) spanare(period of time) tempo(mineral) spato(lean, lanky) magera(restrained in expenditure) sperza

sparkosparklarespurvo

(undense) sparsaspasmospasmodicspasmodice (<spasmodica)spatulo

(to communicate with the voice using language) parlare(device which converts electrical signals into audible sound) spikro

spudospecialaspecifice (<specifica)specifikarespecimenospeciosa

(spotted) gutata(to attend or view (a show, sporting event, etc.)) spektare(to make risky trades) spekulovare(to meditate or reflect on) spekulerare(colored or transparent spot) spekulumo

nonparla (<parlare)plusspidyare (<plusare+spida)plusspidware (<plusare+spida)

(moving at a large amount of distance per time) spida(a period of time) tempo(magic ~) (state of being bewitched) gesortcayto (<sortcare)(to cast a ~ on) sortcare(to ~ a word) spelare(to ~ money) spendare(to ~ time) pasware

spermosferosfinksospicospilyarespilwarecpinyarecpinware

(to create as by-product) spinatare(to forcibly move to a greater distance by spinning) fromcpinyare (<fromu+cpin(y/w)are)(to forcibly move to a greater distance by spinning) fromcpinware (<fromu+cpin(y/w)are)to prolong (to increase in duration beyond normal limits prolongare

mielosospinospirito

(to impart a spiritual nature to) desspiritazare (<spirito)(condensed, concentrated) spisata(for roasting) spito

sputare(in spite of) trotsu(malicious, nasty) malica

plaskyare

plaskwaresplaysaresplintosplintrosplinteryaresplinterware

(having divided along lengthwise sections) nisplitya (<splityare)(having been divided along lengthwise sections) gisplitwa (<splitware)(not connected, joined, or attached) separa (<separare)(division along lengthwise sections) split(y/w)uro (<split(y/w)are)(to divide sharply or cleanly along lengthwise sections) splityare(to cause to divide sharply or cleanly along lengthwise sections) splitware(to become not connected, joined, or attached to) separyare (<separare)(to cause to be not connected, joined, or attached to) separware (<separare)(to share out) partadjare(to be not connected, joined, or attached to) separare(to render unfit for use or enjoyment) spoylare(to become sour or rancid) (said of food) strikyare(to cause to be sour or rancid) (said of food) strikware

spondjospontanaspufarespuno

(track, trail) spuro(occuring at irregular intervals) sporadica

sporadice (<sporadica)sporadicayto (<sporadica)sporto

(speckled) gutataspozo (<spozare)

(to take up a larger area or space) spredyare(to cause to take up a larger area or space) spredware(spry, chipper) spriga(elastic device) prujino(season) printempo(source of water) fonto(to come into existence) egzistyare (<egzistare)(to rise in a single swift motion) saltare

spargare(to run a short distance) sprintare

spritosprawto

(sprightly, chipper) sprigaspuria

(to refuse disdainfully or scornfully) spurnare

(to dispute over a petty or trivial matter) skwablareskwadroskwalidaskwalosprekare

(geometrical figure) kwadrato(open space in a town or city) platso(second power of a quantity) duspo(to raise to the second power) duspifare (<duspo)

futo poa dusointco poa dusomaylo poa duso

(to get ready for a fight ) *dusroyardo poa dusoblinzarestablayto (<stabla)stabla

(firmly fixed or established) stabilastabulostakostakto

(long stick) stabo(a large platform on which people stand) palko(interval regarded as a distinct evolutionary or developmental phase) etapo(not moving or flowing; without a current) stagna(to become not moving or flowing) stagnyare (<stagna)(to cause to be not moving or flowing) stagnware (<stagna)

stayda(step) sterpo

sterpomo (<sterpo)staykosurspektajo (<spektare)

(to mark off the limits by stakes ) staykirare (<stayko)(to watch a location or person covertly) surspektare (<spektare)

kawlostalo

(to prevent, delay or hinder something by taking measures) zastyare(to prevent, delay or hinder something by taking measures) zastware

stalwarta(state/quality of showing stamina) stamin(ayt/ets)o (<stamina)(showing stamina) stamina(to mark) stampare(booth, stall, or small building) stando(to cause to ~ on) statcware (<statcare)

(to come to ~ on) statcyare (<statcare)(to ~ on) statcare(to withstand or put up with resolutely) agwantare(to ~) statcare(to stand some distance apart from) diststatcare (<distu+statcare)(to be obvious or conspicuous, in contrast to one's surroundings) vinikare(to excel (to perform at a higher level than)) ekcelare(to rise from a lying or sitting position ) upstatcyare (<upu+statcyare)to bring something up and set in into a standing position) upstatcware (<upu+statcware)(to avoid a prearranged meeting with) *

standardastatcastanzo

(celestial body) stelo(of stage, screen, etc.) staro (<starare)(to ~ in movie, play, etc.) starare(on the right side of ship, facing bow) sturborda

startco(to look at fixedly) stargare(to ~ operating) startyare(to cause to ~ operating) startware(to come into being) natcyare(to (cause to) come into being) natcware(to come into being) natcyare(to (cause to) come into being) natcware(to come into being) natcyare(to (cause to) come into being) natcware(to come into being) natcyare(to (cause to) come into being) natcware(to operate (to perform work produce an effect)) operhyare(to operate (to cause to perform work or produce an effect)) operhyare(to rise from a lying or sitting position ) upstatcyare (<upu+statcyare)(to cause momentary fear in) spaventare(condition, place) estado(political) steyto(to set forth in words) statrare(majestic) majesta(in grammar: asserting that a subject has a particular property) stativa(legal, social or financial condition; relative position or standing; degree of statuso

statutostantca

(to be a guest or lodger of) gastare(to remain or be left behind zbutare

stedfastafirmayto (<firma)

steda(slice of meat of large animal) steko(to take (property or possessions) surreptitously and without permission) krastare

steltastimokrutastirarestirpo

(one of a series of actions or measures in a process) stapostigarestepostereotipa

(infertile) nonfertila (<fertila)(free from bacteria, etc.) sterila(harsh or severe in nature or manner) stroga(rear end of a boat) zado(to boil slowly and gently) stufyare(to cause to boil slowly and gently) stufware

bastono(to protrude) protrudare(to be obvious or conspicuous, in contrast to one's surroundings) vinikare(to persist (to ~ in)) persistare (to put up by sticking) upbastonirare (<upu+bastono)(to rob (to take property from forcefully or violently)) rabare(to protect or defend) protegare / defendare

stayflarestigmo

(without sound or activity) stilna(thus far; up to the specified time) aynde (<aynda)

aynda(to cause heightened activity or action in) stimulare

pungaresnola

(to cause a strong emotional response in) rawzare(moving, affecting) emocwa(goods) stoko(to have on hand for sale) stoklare(soft garment worn on the foot and lower leg, usually under footwear or oth strumpo

stolostomako

(hard, earthen substance of which rocks and boulders are made) stono(seat without armrest or back) stoltco(to cease moving) haltyare(to cause to cease moving) haltware(to cease operating) stopyare

(to cause to cease operating) stopware(to stay a while) zustyare(to cause to stay a while) zustware(to come to an end to) tcesyare(to cause an end to) tcesware(to prevent progress, passage or other action) blokrare(to make a short visit to on the way to some other place) vizitare brife(to make a short stay at on the way to some other place) gastare brife(place where merchandise is sold) magazeno(to keep for future use) cranare

stormo(to engage in a sudden, sweeping attempt for quick and total victory) sturmare(of building) etadjo(tale) storio

sturda(for cooking) spiso(for heating) stovo

stivarerectafrenka

(to stretch or force beyond a limit) streynarestredo

(in quantum mechanics) strendja(not normal) stranga(not part of one's experience) strayna(to formulate an overall plan for the conduct of (large-scale operations)) strategare(cloud) stratuso(fruit) frago

strayarestremo

(paved way) strado(in linguistics: relative vocal prominence given to a particular syllable, wordakcentajo (<akcentare)(in linguistics: to give relative vocal prominence to (a particular syllable)) akcentare

stretcyarestretcware

to extend (to lengthen in space or time; to broaden in range of application) ekstendyareto extend (to cause to lengthen in space or time; to broaden in range of appliekstendware

striktastridenta

(in baseball:pitch which (1) is swung at and missed or hit foul the first or se bobolo(to produce an instantaneous mental response in) fracare(to strike (a blow)) frapare(to go on ~) straykare(to draw a line through) travlinazare (<travu+linazare (<lino))to draw a line through (text) travlinazare (<travu+linazare (<lino))

((in baseball) to be retired after 3 strikes) straykawtyare((in baseball) to cause to be retired after 3 strikes) straykawtware(to attempt to hit) pogare frapare(to start (to begin)) natcyare(to start (to cause to begin)) natcware(in physics) stringo(length of fiber) *****(long narrow region of material which contrasts with its surroundings) strimo(to ~ for) strevare

fortakaposaldo

(element having atomic number 38, symbol Sr) strontiumo(to ~ with (a subject, an activity, etc.)) struglare

sturastukoklemta

(one who attends formal classes or otherwise engages in learning) studentostudiostudiso (<studare)studarefartcarestumblare

(remaning part of a tree, branch, limb, etc.) stumpostupendastupidastuperosturdastiloswava

(subscript) sua(to overpower) subduware(in grammar: noun performing action of verb) subjekto(topic that is particularly important in a given context) sujeto

subjicaresubjektivasubjektivayto? (<subjektiva)

(yielding) submis(oz)a (<submisare)(to yield (to authority)) submisare(to put forward) submitare

subordina (<subordinare)(to cause to be ~ to) subordinware(to become ~ to) subordinyare(to be ~ to) subordinare

abonareposta

(to decrease to a more normal condition) subsidyare(to cause to decrease to a more normal condition) subsidware(that which is solid or real) realo (<reala)(~ity) substancialayto (<substanciala)(essential part or nature) substanco(drug) drugo(matter) materio(possessions) geposedoy (<posedare)(large in size, quantity or value) substanta(solidly or firmly built or made) substanciala(real or actual) reala(essential) substanca (<substanco)(matter) materia (<materio)

substancialayto (<substanciala)(large in size, quantity or value) substante (<substanta)(essential) substance (<substanca (<substanco))(real or actual) reale (<reala)(to establish by presenting substantial or tangible evidence) substanciyare

substanciyajo (<substanciyare)(to cause .. to ~ for) substitutare(to come to ~ for) substitutware .. cwa

subtilasubtraharesubtrahajo (<subtrahare)suburbo

(underground train) onderstreno (<onderu+ -s- +treno)(underground way) ondersvego (<onderu+ -s- +vego)(to come after in time or order) sukcedare(to ~ in (doing something)) suksesare

sukcedosucinta

(to help (someone in want or distress)) sukuraresya

(like) kyasu(rel. clausal word)[1] kyake

subitasubitayto (<subita)zamco

(to endure patiently and with forbearance) duldaresufitcaresufitca (<sufitcare)

(affix appended to the end of a word (in Ayola: between the root and the wosufiksosukerosugestare

(set of clothes to be worn together, usually consisting of trousers and a jackepuko

(to be fitting or suitable for) tawgaretawga (<tawgare)valizo

(set of connected rooms) swito(element having atomic number 16, symbol S) sulfuro

sumoresumaresumaricaresumimo (<resumare)

(season) somerokulmo

(to call together) konvokare(to call) vokare

Sunosundosundraresunesordjajo (<Suno+sordjare)sunepwestajo (<Suno+pwestare)supervego (<vego)

(to replace (someone or something) considered inferior or old) supercedare(to replace (someone or something) considered inferior or old) supercedware .. cwa

hawtena(man with superior powers) superviro (<viro)(complete explosion of (1) a massive star or (2) a white dwarf with a compasupernovo(to exert broad autority over) supervizare(woman with superior powers) superfemo (<femo)

supina(to replace and diminish prestige or power of) suplantare(to replace and diminish prestige or power of) suplantware .. cwa

suplasuplemento (<suplementare)suplementa (<suplementare)supliare

(to express support of, often by public statement) apoyare(to hold) stunare(to keep from falling) sutenare(to take (a claim) to be true or real for the sake of argument or explanation) supozare

suprimaresuprema

(100% confident) pevna (<pevnare)(100% probable) certa(with a probability of close to 100%) certe (<certa)

surfosurfrare

(to seach and leave in disorder with intent of robbery) surfetare

(to conclude by intuition or from slender evidence) surmizare(to overcome) surmontare(to be superior to in performance, quality or degree) surpasare

surplusosuprizaresureala

(to relinquish possession or control of) surendaresurendare (syo)sureptica

(to be around) tcirkare (<tcirku)(in the midst of) parmu

tcirka (<tcirku)(to determine the boundaries, area or elevations of) arpentare(to shift through or examine throughly by discussion or debate) surveyare(to question (a sample group of persons) in order to ascertain public opinionanketare(to live through) survivare(to outlast) superzdurare (<zdurare (<dura))

suspetagesuspico (<suspicare)suspicare

(to keep going materially, financially or spiritually) sustenaregesustena (<sustenare)

(slender or graceful in figure or outline) sfeltasfelgareswamposwarmyareswarmwarecfankyarecfankware

(to solemnly declare) jurare(to utter profanity) flukare(knitted torso garment, usually with long sleeves) sfetero(garment resembling trousers, usually of a cotton-blend, having an elastic wsfetpantso(garment covering the torso and arms, used for athletic or casual wear) sfetcirto(to clean with a broom or brush; to remove or convey with flowing motion) fegare(to transport off of by means of flowing motion) awffegare (<awfu+fegare (<alu+of(to transport onto by means of flowing motion) awnfegare (<awnu+fegare (<alu+o(to remove by sweeping or brushing) fegiremoveware (<fegare + -i- + (to clean by sweeping) fegilimpware (<fegare + -i- + limp(to overwhelm (to overcome completely either physically or emotionally) soprafare

dulca(species Ipomoea batatas) batato

swifta(to propel oneself through water by means of bodily movements) nadare

picino

(garment of quick-drying fabric worn for swimming or other water-based actplavkofrawdareswingyareswingwaresibaritica

(unit of spoken language consisting of a vowel or diphthong sound alone or silabosilvana

(something that represents something else by association, resemblance or c simbolo (<simbolare)(the act of representing something by association, resemblance or conventiosimbolajo (<simbolare)(system of representing something by association, resemblance or conventiosimbolomo (<simbolare)(to be or serve as something that represents (something else) by association simbolare

simetrasimetrasimfoniosinkronayto (<sinkrona)sinkronaresinkronyaresinkronwaresinkrona (<sinkronare)

(to be ~ with) sinkronaresintaksosinteticasiroposistemonaksistema (<naku+sistemo)

(short-sleeved torso garment having no buttons or collar) ticirto(diagram) tabelo(piece of furniture having a planar top and supporting legs) tablo

dec-kwina mililitroytaciturna

(relational triplet: remember) memorware(in sports: to attempt to take possession of; to bring (the ball carrier) to the taklare

taktaretaktikokawdo

(to attend (classes in a course)) nemare(to bring) aportare(to get into one's possession) bratare(to secure firm physical possession of) prendare(to remove) removware(to retract (an earlier statement)) retraktware(to remember) memorware(to regain (to get back (something lost))) retruvare(to return (to give back)) resdonare (<donare)(to remove from a wall or hanging position) dolremovware (<dolu+removware)

(to note (to make (a) ~ of)) anotare(to remove or destroy (a structure)) destruware(to lower (a feature of a piece of clothing)) bahware (<baha)(to deceive) trompare (to foster (to take into one's family and raise)) anatrefare(to adopt (to take into one's family legally and permanently, and raise)) adoptare(to shorten (to cause to decrease in length)) pluskurtware (<plusare+kurta)(to shorten (to cause to decrease in height)) pluscortware (<plusare+corta)(to absorb (to soak up partially or completely)) absorbare(to attend (to be present at)) adestare(to secure firm physical possession of) awfprendare (<awfu+prendare)(to imitate) imitare(to leave the ground and begin flight; to ascend into the air) delgrundyare (<delu+grundo)(to cause to leave the ground and begin flight; to cause to ascend into the airdelgrundware (<delu+grundo)(to flourish) trivare(to succeed (to ~ in (doing something)) sukesare(to depart) departare (to deduct) deduktare(to absent oneself from responsibility for (some time)) absentware syo dumu(to acquire akwirare(to come to have (to be in possession of or to be characterized by) havyare (<havare)(to come to be responsible for) responsyare (<responsare)(to attempt to fight) pogare stridare(to attempt to compete with) kompetare(to remove) removware(to date (to be a companion of at a social engagement)) deytare(to destroy (to damage beyond use or repair)) destruware(to assume control (to regulate with intent of restraint)) kontrolyare(to grasp and raise) graspielevware (<graspare + -i- + elevware)(to remove) removware(to begin doing on a regular basis) natcware…regulere(to address or to begin discussion of (an issue)) natcware diskutare(to occupy (to engage (one's time))) okupare(to shorten to cause to decrease in length)) pluskurtware (<plusare+kurta)(to shorten (to cause to decrease in height)) pluscortware (<plusare+corta)(to accept (to approve of or receive willingly)) akceptare (to restart (to cause to begin again)) rinatcware (<natcware)(to remove (clothes, etc.)) destrazyare (<trazyare (<trazare))(inborn ability in a particular field) talento(having inborn ability in a particular field) avtalenta (<avu+talento)(to communicate with the voice using language) parlare

parl(oz)a (<parlare)(having a relatively large height) kelsa

talgotangibilayto (<tangibila)

tangibilatraselyare (<trasela)traselware (<trasela)trasela

(dance) tangajo (<tangare)(to dance the ~) tangare(container) tanko(military) tenko

tantalizare(element having atomic number 73, symbol Ta) tantalumo

tardayto (<tarda)tardatarolengraretarto

(on teeth) tartrotaskokwasto

(quality of something perceived by means of the gustatory sense) smako(gustatory sense of perception) gustetso (<gustare)(to perceive by means of the gustatory sense) gustare(to examine by means of the gustatory sense) agustare (<gustare)(to be perceived by means of the gustatory sense as) begustare (<gustare)(exhibiting good taste, aesthetically pleasing) tasta(unable to be perceived by means of the gustatory sense) nevsmaka (<nevu+smako)(pleasing to the gustatory sense) bonsmaka (<bona+smako)(to report others' wrongdoings or violations) tatelare

tatuotugatavernotaksrenso (<taksrare)taksraretaksioteho

(to impart (knowledge or skill) to) docarefurteha taso (<furu+teho)ekipo

(drop of liquid from the eye) larmo(to rip) razgare***** *****

kwina mililitroy(element having atomic number 43, symbol Tc) tekneciumo

telegramotelegramazare (<telegramo)

(electronic device for two-way voice communication, usually part of a netwtelefono

telefonirare (<telefono)teleskopo

(to recount) rakontare(to make a verbal request which is expected to be fulfilled) zegare(to rebuke) reprocare(to reprimand) reprimandare(to admonish) admonare(to tattle (to report the wrongdoings or violations of)) tatelare vonu(element having atomic number 52, symbol Te) teluriumo

temperamentotermperatatemperaturo

(body part) temporo(of or relating to time) tempay (<tempo)(of limited time) temporala

temporere (<temporera)temporera

(to try to overcome the moral resistance of) temptaredeco (<deca)decatenacaprefito

(to move or be inclined) tendaretendayto (<tendare)

(on train) tendro(to present for acceptance or rejection) ofrare

teniso(having the second lowest pitch range of a singer or instrument) tenora(person or part having the second lowest pitch range) tenoro (<tenora)(verb forms distinguishing time) tempuso

tento(uncertain) tentativa

decta (<deca)(fractional portion) dectelo (<deca)

tenua(element having atomic number 65, symbol Tb) terbiumo(period of time) sroko(word or words referring to an object) tarmo(at the termination) terminta(electric) borno

terminyareterminwareterasoteray

(to cause overwhelming, paralyzing fear in) terifikare

teritorio(to cause intimidating fear in) terorizare

tersa(unit of magnetic field strength) teslo(trial procedure meant to determine the presence or absence of or the rating testimo (<testare)(to subject to a trial procedure in order to determine the presence or absencetestare(polyhedron having four faces) tetrahedro

tetragonalatekstoteksturotekstura (<teksturo)

(element having atomic number 81, symbol Tl) taliumo(to express gratitude to) dankare

gratsi(clausal word)[1] ke

(~ (as a consequence)) daske (<dasu)tata

(~ one) tato (<tata)tatwe (<tata+hwe)

(at ~) tatwerve (<tata+hwerve)(at ~) tatwande (<tata+hwande)

(collective generic article)[1] lo(definite article)[2] la(individual generic article)[3] le

teatro(essay) eseo(in music: a melody or tune) melodio(recurring idea) motifo(topic of discourse or discussion) temo

syoy(afterward) icpe(used with ci and cwi) cu(at that time) tatwande (<tata+hwande)(at/in that place) tame (<tama)(that place) tamo (<tama)(~ is ...) dze

poste (<postu)(disc connect)[1] lcu(letter name)[1] teta

(persons) (#1) dyay(persons) (#2) dyoy(things) (#1) dway(things) (#2) dwoy(coarse, rough) grosa(dense) densa

(large in dimension between opposite surfaces) krasa(viscous) viskoza(to take (property or possessions) surreptitously and without permission) krastare(upper part of the leg) femoro(femur) femuro(small in dimension between opposite surfaces) minsa

cozo(to be of the opinion that) opinare(to ponder) pensare

tresta (<tresa)(fractional portion) trestelo (<tresa)(in grammar) trestpersona (<tresta+pearso)(to ~ for) durstare

dirstatisa

(to ~ degree) tiswe (<tisa+hwe)tisya (<tisa+hya)tiso (<tisa)

(at ~) tiswerve (<tisa+hwerve)(at ~) tiswande (<tisa+hwande)((in anatomy) sheet of muscle separating the thorax from the abdomen) (toraksay) diafragmo(region of an animal body between the head and the abdomen) torakso(element having atomic number 90, symbol Th) torhiumo

dornokonsideratamila

(in order) milta (<mila)(one thousandth part) miltelo (<mila)(long, thin, flexible form of material) nito(of a screw) gwinto(to be dangerous to; to menace) menacare(to make threats against) drohare

treso (<tresa)tresatresdimensiona (<tresa+dimensiono)drecare

(of a door) pragotresvezwe (<tresa+vezo)trifta

(insect) tripsotrivare

(digestive tract) gorjo(so as to cross or span) travu

trugu(to propel by means of an initial impulse) djektare

to discard skartareto waste or squander sprekare

resdjektare (<djektare)to add (something extra, free of charge) aderareto confuse (to cause a failure of understanding in) konfundareto err (to cause to deviate from the proper course or aim) grecwareto forcibly move to a greater distance by throwing fromdjektare (<fromu+djektare)to discard skartare to dispense with dispensareto dismiss (to send away or put out of mind) dismitare

trudyaretrudware

(element having atomic number 69, symbol Tm) tuliumopoleksotondrojovdo

(disc. connect) icu(in this way) tisye (<tisya)(in that way) tatye(to prevent (someone) from accomplishing or fulfilling (something) by directwartare

tiarobilyetotiklaretcistaligareliga (<ligare)

(close fitting) tesna(taut) tuga

taciturnatildotimbro

(point on the non-spatial continuum in which events occur) zamo(interval separating two points on the non-spatial continuum in which event tempo(occurrence (of an event)) vezo(duration (of an event)) durenso (<dura)(to measure the duration (of an event)) durensifare (<durenso (<dura))(to set or specify the point on the non-spatial continuum at which (an event)taymare(at the specified point on the non-spatial continuum in which events occur) azama (<atu+zamo)(without beginning or end; unaffected by time) eterna

nevtempayto (<nevu+tempo)(occuring at a suitable point on the non-spatial continuum in which events obonzama (<bona+zamo)(device for measuring the duration of an event) durensifilo (<durenso (<dura))(device for setting or specifying the point on the non-spatial continuum at wtaymilo (<taymare)(multiplied by) mwa(element having atomic number 50, symbol Sn) stanumo

tindropekena

(gratuity) propinumo (<propinare)(leave a gratuity for) propinare

stankyare (<stanka)stankware (<stanka)stanka

(element having atomic number 22, symbol Ti) titaniumotitlo

(as recipient) aru(in comparison with as object) asew(terminating at/in (destination/goal)) alu(with regard to someone's ability, etc.) fwaru

plusaremwenareacu

(ending in final state) ayu(lightly cook via browning by direct exposure to fire or another heat source)tostare(engage in salutation or honoring (usually with alcohol or other beverage) of some person or some thing)(toasted bread) gitosta broto(current day) hodjo

zehotogokune

(to allow or respect without interference) tolerare(to endure patiently and with forbearance) duldare(day immediately following the current day) sutro(measure of weight) twono

tonolangotinakto (<tisa+nakto)

(excessively) trohe (<troha)tulodentodentay smertajo

(uppermost part) tcimotopikotortcotorpidatorotosare

(sum) sumo tuto (<tuta)tute

(to arouse brief sense of pathos (in)) tucare

(to bring (a finger, hand, etc.) into physical contact with) tokare(to be in physical contact with) tingare (<tingu)

tufa(journey through a given list of places) turo (<turare)

turaretawzlareclepare

(in the direction of) tworutoalo

(to be very high relative to surroundings) toredjare(of imporsing height) lofta

mesto(building that houses the municipal government) radhuso

toyo(minute quantity) traso(spoor, trail) spuro(to keep track of) rastrare

dutcivla (<dutcare)traktorotradiciononaktradiciona (<naku+tradiciono)

(to speak ill of openly and injure the character or reputation of) difamare(pedestrians or vehicles) trafico(to pass goods or commodities) trafikare(spoor, track) spuro

rulototreno

(to teach a task to) traynaretreytotrayta (<traytare)

(vehicle) tramotronsotrankwila

(to do, carry out, perform or conduct (business or affairs)) transagaretransagajo (<transagare)

(proceedings of a convention, etc.) transakciono(to be markedly superior in quality or degree) trancendare(to move from one location, job, vehicle, etc. to another) transferyare(to cause to move from one location, job, vehicle, etc. to another) transferware

transformyaretransformwaretransform(y/w)ajo (<transform(y/w)are)transientayto (<transienta)

(decaying with time, esp. exponentially) transienta(passing through from one place to another) transita (<transitare)

(one who stops briefly or overnight) transito (<transitare)transitare

(in grammar: (of a verb) taking one direct object) transitiva(remaining for a brief time) transitora(to change text from one language to another) traducare(in physics) translatyare(in physics) translatware(assembly of gears) transmisiono(to send out) transmitare(to be passed through) transmisyare(to allow to pass through) transmisware

transmutyaretransmutware

(to happen) okazaretransportare

(device designed to catch or kille) pyejo(trick or arrangement designed to capture or deceive) stratagemo(to capture in a device designed to catch or kill) peyjirare (<pyejo)(items to be discarded) rosko

viadjare(to make a ~ of) travestare

tackoskarbo

(To regard affectionetly and take pride in the possession of) skarbrare(one in charge of funds or revenues) skarbisto (<skarbo)(one who treasures) skarbro (<skarbrare)(to deal with or handle) tratare(to ~ medically) medikare

trateoarbro

(to shake with a slight rapid agitating motion) tremulyare(to cause to shake with a slight rapid agitating motion) tremulware

tremendatrendaretrepidaretrianglotribo

(magical) trukofurbatriklinicatriflatrigonala

(genus Trillium) trilio(group of three musicians, etc.) tresteto (<tresa)(musical composition) trestetumo (<tresteto (<tresa))

(to err (to deviate from the proper course or aim)) grecyare(to err (to cause to deviate from the proper course or aim)) grecware(to fall (to cause to fall)) kadware(to stumble) snubelyare(to stumble (to cause to stumble) snubelware

tripo(having three parts or members) tresupla (<tresa)

tritatriumfaretrivyala

(dwarf) trolotropikotrotaretrublo

(for feeding or watering) trogotrupo

(garment covering the area from waist to ankles with a separate opening for pantso(gardening tool) biltco(masonry tool) truwelo

kamiono(loyal, faithful) verana(logically ~) vera(edible fungi) trufo(self-evident or obvious truth) truizmo(loyally, faithfully) vere (<vera)(large chest) kofro(main woody axis to a tree) trunko

truso(combination of firms or corportations) trusto(to believe based on inconclusive evidence) trastare(to have complete confidence in the ability or consistency of) fidare

fidodna (<fidare)(something which is true) vero (<vera)(state or quality of being true) ver(ayt/ets)o (<vera)

veracapogareprovarezarokuvo

(funnel cloud) tubahotubomarzdotuftotufta (<tufto)tuno

tundro(element having atomic number 74, symbol W) wolframumo(underground or underwater passage) tunelo(chance to do something) siro

turnyareturnware

(to refuse or deny (to decide not to act on, accept or do)) refuzare(to decline (to withhold acceptance or consent courteously)) ablenare(to decrease (the amount of something by means of a control)) dekrecyare(to decrease (to cause to decrease the amount of something by means of a codekrecware(to fold and shorten) plegwibrevware (<plegware+ -i- +brevware)(to submit (to put forward)) submitare(to relinquish) relinkare

(to go to sleep) dormyare(to come to be in an off state) poysyare (<poysa)(to cause to be in an off state) poysware (<poysa)(to repulse or disgust) repugnare(to discourage) deskuradjware (<kuradja)(to exit from (a road)) ayfganare (<ayfu+ganare)(to come to be in an on state) zapnyare (<zapna)(to cause to be in an on state) zapnware (<zapna)

(to depend upon (to be contingent on)) dependarevostlarevostrare

(to enter (a road)) aynganare (<aynu+ganare)(to attract (to arouse interest, excitement, etc.)) atrakconare(to extinguish (to cease the combustion of (a fire or light))) ekstingare (to become apparent or known) estare aperenta(to produce (to bring forth by natural or artificial processes)) producare(to make (to create, to construct, to form)) makare(to turn or rotate outwards or out of something ) ayfturnyare (<ayfu+turnyare)(to cause to turn or rotate outwards or out of something)) ayfturnware (<ayfu+turnware)(to refuse to accomodate or put up) refuzare alodjare(to result from) rezultare (to attend (to be present at)) adestare (to overturn) evertyare(to cause to overturn) evertware(to relinquish) relinkare(to transfer) transferare(to appear (to come into view or existence)) aperare(to increase the amount of something by means of a control) inkrecware(to reposition by turning upwards) upturnware (<upu+turnware)(to ~ in finance) komnyare(to ~ in finance) komnware

(to become opposed to (someone/something formerly supported))(to become opposed to (someone/something formerly supported))

(green-blue) turkisea(mineral) turkiso

tutoraredusdeca (<dusa+deca)dusvezwe (<dusa+vezo)djemelotwinklare

(dance) twistajo (<twistare)(to dance the ~) twistare(to turn one end of in relation to the other end) torkyare(to cause to turn one end of in relation to the other end) torkware

duso (<dusa)dusadusdimensiona (<dusa+dimensiona)tipotaypare

(to ~) tayparetipicastuga

(body part) ulno(occurring in the future after a lengthy progression) ultima(mark on the abdomen of mamals where the umbilical cord was attached) umbilika

nonpretenca (<pretencare)nonbiasa (<biasa)noncandjya (<candjyare)onklononkomunika (<komunikare)nonkoncerna (<koncernare)nonkongeniala (<kongeniala)nonkoncanongedawnta (<dawntare)nonfidodna (<fidare)

(on the way) viyonderu (<viyu+onderu)onderu

(to the place ~) alonderu (<alu+onderu)inferhundo (<hundo)sobestimare

(to experience by means of external forces or influences) erlebenare(to suffer or endure) duldare(fraudulent, deceitful, concealed) subdola

onderlinazare (<onderu+lino)ondersganiso (<onderu+ganiso)

(to know the workings, mechanics, and details of) komprendarenon(ni/gi)divid(y/w)a (<divid(y/w)are)undulyare

undulwarenongieduka (<edukare)nonegala (<egalare)nonesenciala (<esenciala)

(having elevations or depressions) nonrovna (<rovna)(not divisible by 2) nontcotna (<tcotna)(having irregularity or fluctuation) nonjemna(not adhering to (a person, cause or idea to which one is bound)) nonfidela (<fidelare)

nonfigna (<fignare)mal-fortunada (<mala+fortuno)nevfrukta (<nevu+frukto)enkumbra (<enkumbrare)nonwigegoverna (<governare)

(salve, or ointment) salbouniformauniformayto (<uniforma)desinstalare (<instalare)

(event of uniting) unit(y/w)ajo (<unit(y/w)are (<unitare))(in set theory) uniono(result of joining) junt(y/w)uro (<junt(y/w)are (<junta(result of uniting) unit(y/w)uro (<unit(y/w)are (<unitare))

unikaunisonaunisonayto (<unisona)

(standard measure of a quantity) birimo(to cause to be ~ed with) unitware (<unitare)(to come to be ~ed with) unityare (<unitare)

unita (<unitare)(to be ~ with) unitare(standard measures of a quantity) birimoy(oneness) unayto (<una)

universalauniversitatonongezorga (<zorgare)nonnilerna (<lernare)necwinonsimila (<similare)

(to be ~) no similare (<similare)mal-cansada (<mala+canso)nonmemora (<memorare)nonnecesa (<necesa)nonprejudicanongipremeditanonpretenca (<pretencare)nonreala (<reala)

nonrealayto (<reala)nongeprobala (<probalare)ekwanimanonkontrolivla (<kontrolare)nonsofistica (<sofistica)

(not large in size, quantity, or value) nonsubstanta (<substanta)(not solidly or firmly built or made) nonsubstanciala (<substanciala)(unreal or inactual) nonreala (<reala)(not essential) nonsubstanca (<substanca)(immaterial) nonmateria (<materio)(not large in size, quantity, or value) nonsubstante (<substanta (<substanto))(unreal or inactual) nonreale (<reala)(inessential) nonsubstance (<substanco)

nongidoca (<docare)nontcista (<tcista)desligare (<ligare)tilke (<tilu)tilutilpostu (<tilu+postu)tilanteyu (<tilu+anteyu)nontawgtempayto (<tawgare+tempo)nontawgtempa (<tawgare+tempo)nonveraca (<veraca)nongitutora (<tutorare)nonuzuala (<uzuala)nonsana (<sana)

(difficult to bear or carry) enkumbra (<enkumbrare)upu

(to move backward and away from something) frommovyare (<from+mov(y/w)are)(to cause to move backward and away from something) frommovware (<from+mov(y/w)are)

ajuraupdatareapoyare

(~ part of) hawjo je(letter) majuskla

upretagorza

(element having atomic number 92, symbol U) uraniumo(planet) Urano

urb(w)ayurbenaurdjareurnouzare

(occurring regularly or frequently) bejna

usufruktoutensiloutrare

(vacant thing) vakanto(state of being vacant) vakantayto (<vakanto)

vakantavakaconarevacilarevakuosavakuovagavanavalientavalida

(to establish as valid) validware (<valida)(suitcase) valizo

valeovalorosavalua

(amount considered to be a fair equivalent) vardo(to set a ~ on) vardazare (<vardo)(numerical quantity) arvo(to hold dear, to consider the importance of) avardare

valvofurgono

(element having atomic number 23, symbol V) vanadiumovanilovaneskare

(to defeat) venkarevaryablayto (varyabla)varyablavaryable (<varyare)

(event) vary(y/w)ajo (<vary(y/w)are(degree) vary(y/w)ens (<vayr(y/w)are(event) vary(y/w)uro (<vary(y/w)are

vareavariosavariose (<variosa)varyarevarwarevazo

(spacious) vastakuvovalto

(to express vanity about with ostentatious display and vocal to express vani vantare

sabzovehiklovwaloveynovelurovelovelutovenerivla (<venerara)

(to regard with respects, reverence, and deference) veneraresfogiso (<sfogare)sfogareventurareventur(oz)a (<venturare)ventur(oz)a (<venturare)venuo

(planet) Venusoveraca

(in grammar: part of speech that expresses existence, action, or occurrence) verboverbosaarceno

(to substantiate or prove the truth of) verifikareverifikivla (<verifikare)

(orange-red) vermilyona(one of several variants of an account, description, text, software, etc.) verjono(in opposition to; as opposed to; contesting) vay

vertikala(full of ~) verva

mutcevespro

(container) veslo(e.g. blood ~) angiono(sleeveless torso garment, usually fastened down the front) djileo(hall, entrance area) vestiblo

vestidjo(political right to stop a law, etc.) veto(to disturb in a way which can bring on anger or perplexity) veksare

viyuviabilaviaduktovibriyarevibruware

(sinful behavior) viceo(nearby region) blisko(state of being near) bliskayto (<blisko)

viciosa

(vista) vistovewarevigilajo (<vigilare)vigila (<vigilare)vigorosa

(fallstreak cloud) virgo(to defame or degrade forcefully, openly, and deliberately) vilifikare

viloviladjo

(climbing or trailing plant) vineoviolenta

(of a color having an effective wavelength in the range 455-390 nm in the vivioletavyolovizoviskozavizitare

(view) vistavitala

(to engage in gross verbal abuse of) vituperare(perceived as bright or distinct; evoking lifelike images) vivida(complete list of words within a given context) vokabularo(containing many vowels) multvawla (<multa+vawla)(of (a) vowel(s)) vawlay

vokativovociferavodkovogovotcovotcirare (<votco)avvotca (<avu+votco)nevvotca (<nevu+votca)pustapusto (<pusta)

(to deprive of legal force) anularevolubila

(quantity, e.g. in m^3) volumo(three-dimensional space) volumlo

voluntarevoluptuosavomarevotrare

(a countable ~) votovaware

(sound resulting from little restriction of air in the oral cavity or the writt vawlovulgera

vulvo(compact mass) *****

vadare(to cry out) veylare(delay of movement or action) vartajo (<vartare)(to delay movement or action) vartare(to delay until (some event)) awaytare(to delay movement or action) vartare(to serve (customers) in a restaurant) slujare(to be awake waiting for someone to return) vajdware vakare

veyvarevakware (<vakare)valkare

(to go on strike) straykare(to depart suddenly) departare subite(vertical partition of the interior or exterior of a building) muro(ballroom dance accompanied by music in 3/4 time with a strong accent on thvaltsajo (<valtsare)(to perform the ballroom dance accompanied by music in 3/4 time with a strovaltsare

vagrarevwelarekrigajo (<krigare)

(to make ~) krigaresklado

(having a slightly higher temperature) varma(to make or keep ~) varmware (<varma)to animate an audience or crowd (to impart zest to or enliven) animatware (<animata)to reheat food (to become hot again / to cause to become hot again) rikaldware (<kalda)(to become warm) varmyare (<varma)(to cause to be warm) varmware (<varma)(to practice before a performance) eksercare(to notify of approaching danger) varnare(rope used in towing a ship) varpo(to bend, twist, or buckle out of shape) verpyare(to bend, twist, or buckle out of shape) verpware

vacare(to help to swallow by drinking a liquid) helpare sfelgare(to wash (something) completely) vacare komplete

vacambro (<vacajway cambro)sprekare

(open container for waste material) roskorbo (<roskway korbo)(wearable instrument for measuring and displaying time) vatco(to guard) gwardare(to attend or view (a show, sporting event, etc.)) spektare(to be on ~ or vigil) vigilare

vigila (<vigilare)

vodo(cascade(s); stream or sequence of (a) thing(s) occuring as if falling) kaskado(fruit) arbuzo

voday nonpenetrablawato

(moving disturbance, undulation) ondo(waxy substance) vakso(means) medio(road or path) vego(route, by land, sea, or air) ruto

moy(easily damaged or requiring careful handling) frela(failing) falto

ricaarmo

(to have on or about one's body) trazare(to become worn, useless or ineffective) slitnyare (<slitna)(to cause to be worn, useless or ineffective) slitnware (<slitna)(to fatigue (to become fatigued)) fatigyare (<fatiga)(to fatigue (to cause to be fatigued)) fatigware (<fatiga)(to wear (clothing, etc.)) trazare pulice

stankaveteroteksarenuptio

(shoe) vedjo(tapered piece of metal or wood for splitting, etc.) kweno

merkurdopekena

(period of seven consecutive days; period from midnight on Sunday to the semano(day of the week on which work is done, usually Monday through Friday) pradjurno (<pracajway djurno)(period of 2 or 3 days in between work days, usually Saturday and Sunday) vikendo

dumsemana (<dumu+semana)caksemana (<caka+semano)

(to cry) plorare(to be the weight of) spezare (<peza)(to measure the weight of) pezensifare (<peza)

pezenso (<peza)(grave, serious) grava(heavy in weight) peza(greeting given on someone's arrival) aveu(reply to 'thank you') nuo(to affirm or greet the arrival of (someone); to accept (something) willingly)velkomare(healthy) sana(adverbial form of good) bone (<bona)

(hole sunk into the ground) studnovestuvesta (<vestu)vwetavarfo

(clausal) kiwo(interrogative) hwo

(clausal adj)[1] kiya(interrogative adj)[2] hya

hyulo(at what time?) hwande

(clausal adv)[2] kiwande(at the same point in time as) atke (<atu)(in the same time period as) anke (<anu)(at the same time as) anke (<anu)(at what place?) hwerve

(clausal adv)[2] kiwerve(at the same point in space as) etke (<etu)(in the same spatial region as) enke (<enu)(yes/no question) kuye

cnoci(interrogative adj)[1] hwa(clausal adj)[1] kiwa

(during the same time span that) dumke(as long as) zoci(period of time) tempo(to cry or sob softly and intermittently) hwimpare(to neigh) hwinare(to beat (e.g. cream)) vispare(to produce quickly) producare rapide(to beat (e.g. cream)) vispare(to arouse (to cause heightened activity or action in)) stimulare(to excite (to cause an increase in the emotion or energy of)) ekcitare

hwirlyarehwirlwarevibriso

(to speak very softly, without voicing) hwiskare(of a color reflecting all wavelengths of visible light) alba(large erasable vertical writing surface (for specialized marker)) (*****) tavlo(clausal) kiyo(interrogative) hyo

kyotuto (<tuta)

(throughout the ~ of) tutahertsica

hertsice (<hertsica)tutayto (<tuta)

(conducive to health) sanwa(physically and morally sound) holsoma

prostitutohyozo

(clausal adv)[1] kiworfe(interrogative adv)[2] hworfe

glupska(broad in extent or scope) larja(large in extent from side to side) djera(to become large in extent from side to side) djeryare (<djera)(to cause to become large in extent from side to side) djerware (<djera)

splocna(to operate or use (tools, means of expression, etc.) effectively and with fu veldare

jenhovildakitrare

(testament) bekwedimo (<bekwedare)(stubborn, determined) stura

vweledrabosubdola

(to achieve victory in) vintcare(to gain as a prize, etc.) vigrare

vento(to turn in coils (around a center)) vindare(to arrive (at a destination or in a situation)) arivare(to result in) rezultare(to finish) finyare(to cause to finish) finware(to tighten by winding or twisting) vindare(to excite (to cause an increase in the emotion or energy of)) ekcitare(to terminate) terminware(opening in a wall or door, usually covered by glass, allowing light and/or aifenestro

trakehovinovingozwinkare

(season) vintrovintrovicaredratosadjavwelare

strego(as a companion of) kunu(by means of) medu(having as feature) avu(in the same direction as) smeru(so as to have or be responsible for) veku

ecuayftirhare (<ayfu+tirhare)

(faded) velka(to hold back (something in one's possession)) tratenare(not by means of) nonmedu (<medu)(unaccompanied by) nonkunu (<kunare)(not having as feature) nevu(to resist successfully (an opposing force)) motstare

vitsavobelyarevobelwarewokovolfofemoutero

(to marvel) vundrare(to ponder) ponderare

lignobosko

(sound made by a dog) vof(to utter a ~) vofare (<vof)(cloth) velno(sheep hair) volno(fuzzy) *****(resembling wool) licvelna (<licu+velno)(irreducable sound or sound combination, or its written representation, wh vorto

multvorta (<multa+vorto)(item worked on) gepraco (<pracare)(piece of literature, art, music, etc.) verko(to lose (e.g. weight or energy) by means of exercise) praksivlirare (<praksare + -i- + vlir(to perform physical or mental labor on) pracare(to calculate (to attain by mathematical operation)) kalkulare(to comprehend) komprehendare(to extract (to draw or pull out)) ekstrahare(to finish with the correct conclusion) finyare korekte(to cause to finish with the correct conclusion) finware korekte(to succeed (to be successful)) suksesare (to exercise (to exert in order to strengthen, condition, etc.)) praksare

kopracare (<pracare)

(to excite (to cause an increase in the emotion or energy of)) ekcitare(to develop (to progress through a sequence of stages)) developyare(to develop (to cause to progress through a sequence of stages)) developware(capable of operating properly) funconabla (<funconare)(day of the week on which work is done, usually Monday through Friday) pradjurno (<pracajway djurno)

praco (<pracare)praciso (<pracare)atelyeromondomondicaslitna

(to be useless or ineefective or to wear out) slitnyare (<slitna)(to cause to be useless or ineffective or to wear out) slitnware (<slitna)

vorja(to become worried) vorjyare (<vorja)(to cause to be worried) vorjware (<vorja)

pluse mala(to love and adore ceremoniously) tilbare(to love with rapturous and complete devotion) adorare(deserving or meriting) merita (<meritare)(having worth) vurta(to cause physical injury or mental distress to) vundare(to dispute loudly and contentiously) ranglare

vrapareto cover (to cause to be a protective ~ of) kovruware(to finish completely) finyare komplete(to cause to finish completely) finware kompleteto summarize resumare

irat(aj/ayt)o (<irata)(to damage beyond use or repair) destruware

luktare(living in degredation and great unhappiness) retca

vringarekrispapolsovatco

(to form letters, symbols, characters, etc. on a surface; to compose as the autskribare(said of person) nonprava (<prava)(unjust, immoral) vranga(element having atomic number 54, symbol Xe) ksenono

ksenofobo (<ksenofoba)ksenofobioksenofobaksenofitokserografio

(to copy by xerography) kseroksarex-rayoksilografuro (<ksilografare)ksilografareksilografioksilofonojaktoyardoyolooskitare

(period of the Earth's revolution around the Sun (=365.24-365.26 days); per djarodumdjara (<dumu+djaro)cakdjara (<caka+djaro)gritare

(of a color having an effective wavelength in the range 600-580 nm on the viflava(lime green) limea(Japanese currency) yeno

ya(day immediately preceeding the current day) herjo(~ person) yido(to submit) submisare(to give way under pressure) sfiktyare(to cause to give way under pressure) sfiktware(to produce as the natural result) gildare(to furnish or give in return) tcedare

yogoyogurtojugo

(plural) voy(singular) vu

juna(in the early part of growth or life) juno (<juna)(plural) voyza(singular) vuza(plural) voyza(singular) vuzo(~ person) juna persono(state of being ~) junayto (<juna)(element having atomic number 70, symbol Yb) iterbiumo(element having atomic number 39, symbol Y) itriumo

zaniazaksozel(ayt/ets)o (<zela)zelo (<zela)zela

zebrozenito

(breeze or wind) zefirozepelinonulo (<nula)nulanulifare (<nula)nuldimensiona (<nula+dimensiono)

(enthusiasm) entuziasto(enthusiasm) entuziastesto(enthusiasm) entuziastayto

zesta(outer skin of citrus) ***

(letter name)[1] zetazeugmozigzago (<zigzagare)zigzagare

(element having atomic number 30, symbol Zn) zinkumozinfandelozionismozionisto

(to move with a sharp hissing sound) ziprare(to fasten with a zipper) zipirare (<zipo)

zipkodozipoenergica

(element having atomic number 40, symbol Zr) zirkoniumozitiozodiako

(reanimated deceased person) zombioavzona (<avu+zono)zonozohozoologistozoologio

(to fly (said of an airplane)) *****(to cause to fly (said of an airplane)) *****(to increase sharply) inkrecyare mutce(to cause to increase sharply) inkrecware mutce(to move rapidly) zawsyare(to cause to move rapidly) zawsware(to move very fast with a humming noise) cfiryare(to cause to move very fast with a humming noise) cfirwareto cause to change in focal length (said of a ~ lens)) zumware(to change in focal length (said of a ~ lens)) zumyare

zoonozoofitozigotozimaso

Same Ayola Root

quit [1]

abbreviation [1], abridge [1]abbreviate [1], abridge [1]

abberate [1], aberration [1]aberrant [1], aberration [1]aberrant [1], aberration [1]aberrant [1], aberrate [1]

abhorrent [1]abhor [1]remain [1], stay [2]suffer [1], tolerate [2]able [1], can [2], capacity [3], enable [1]

afire [1], burn [1]ability [1], can [2], capacity [3],enable [1]ability [1], can [2], capacity [3],enable [1]

average [2], normal [1]

disgust [1], nasty [1], offensive [3], rank [1], repugnan

abundant [1], affluent [1]

approximately as [1], near [1], odd [7]approximately as [1], near [1], odd [7]

aimless [1], around [2]

around [3], surround [1], surrounding [1]deal with [2], on [4]

over [2]abrasion [1], abrasive [1]abrasion [1], abrasive [1]abrade [1], abrasive [1]

abrade [1], abrasion [1]abbreviate [1], abbreviation [1]alien [2], foreign [1], outsider [2]

away [1], absentee [1]

away [1], absent [1]distracted [1]

flat [1], outright [1]

engross [1]

abstracted [1]

outline [1], overview [1], resume [1], summarize [1],abstract [1]recondite [1]

abound [1], affluent [1]

accelerated [1], accelerator [1]accelerated [1], accelerator [1]accelerate [1], accelerator [1]accelerate [1], accelerated [1]stress [1]stress [1]

accentuate [2]accentuate [2]

accent [3]

accomplice [1]

accomplice [1]

acclimatize [1]acclimatize [1]acclimate [1]acclimate [1]

praise [1]

accommodation [1], lodging [1], quarter [3]

reconcile [1]accommodate [2], lodging [1], quarter [3]

accompany [2]accompany [3]

accompaniment [2]accompanist [1]

accessory [2]accomplished [1], achieve [1]accomplish [1], achieve [1]

bestow [1], grant [1]

credit [2]

charge [7]accustomed [1]accustomed [1]accustom [1]accustom [1]

hurt [1]accomplish [1], accomplished [1]

acidic [1], acidify [1]acidic [1], acidify [1]

acid [1], acidify [1]acid [1], acidic [1]acid [1], acidic [1]own [2]

acoustics [1]

acoustic [1]

acquaintance [2], acquainted [1]

acquaint [1], acquainted [1]acquaint [1], acquaintance [1]acquaint [1], acquaintance [1]acquaint [1], acquaintance [1]acquiescent [1]acquiesce [1]acquisition [1]acquire [1]behave [1], conduct [3], misbehave [1]

pay [1]

acrimony [1]acrimonious [1]

beyond [2], past [4]span [1], through [1]

action [1], agency [3], agent [1]law [1], law [2]

action [1], agency [3], agent [1]actor [1], actress [1], cast [2]

act [1], agency [3], agent [1]

case [3], lawsuit [1], proceed [1]active [1], actuate [1], inactive [1]active [1], actuate [1], inactive [1]activate [1], actuate [1], inactive [1]

act [4], actress [1], cast [2]act [4], actor [1], cast [2]current [1], now [1], present [1]coexist [1], exist [1], existent [1], null [4], spring [4]airy [5], real [1]

activate [1], active [1], inactive [1]

keen [1], sharp [2]intense [1]

advertise [1], advertisment [1]

adaptable [1], outsider [4]adaptable [1], outsider [4]adapt [1], outsider [4]

addition [1]

addicted [1]addict [1]addict [1]addict [1]

addict [1]add [2]moreover [1]

other [1]

follow [1], observe [1]follow [3], follower [1]adhesive [1]adhere to [3]adhere to [3]adhere to [3]

goodbye [1]

join [1], joined [1], joint [2], junction [1], union [3]

admittance [1]allow [1], permit [1]allow [2]admit [1]

matter [3], trouble [1]

worship [2]ornament [3]ornament [3]

drift [1]

advantageous [1], beneficial [1], benefit [1], benign [advantageous [3], profit [1], profitable [1]advantageous [2]advantageous [2]advantage [2], beneficial [1], benefit [1], benign [1]advantage [3]advantage [4], profit [1], profitable [1]

adventurous [1]adventurous [1]

adventure [1]

hostile [1]opposite [2], other [4]

ad [1], advertisment [1]ad [1], advertise [1]amenable [1], counsel [1]

air [1], airborne [2], airstream [1]airy [1]airy [2]airy [3]airborne [1], airplane [1], plane [1]

antenna [1]

aesthetic [1]aesthete [1]

matter [1]

impact [1]

claim [1]

ascribe [1], attribute [2]

abound [1], abundant [1]

provide [1]yield [2]

ablaze [1], burn [1]

after [1]aft [1]afterward [1], follow [5], past [3]afterward [1], follow [5], past [3]

after [2], follow [5], past [3]

back again [1]

with [4]contact [3], touch [3]

background [1]

ageless [2], date [5], elder [1], elderly [1], old [2]ageless [2], date [5], elder [1], elderly [1], old [2]ageless [2], date [5], elder [1], elderly [1], old [2]ageless [2], date [5], elder [1], elderly [1], old [2]

timeless [1], eternal [1]age [1], date [5], elder [1], elderly [1], old [2]

act [1], action [1], agent [1]

act [1], action [1], agency [3]

consent to [1]agreement [1]

agree with [1]agree with [1]

before [1], precede [2]

ailing [1], ailment [1], ill [1], indisposed [1], sick [1]ail [1], ailment [1], ill [1], indisposed [1], sick [1], siail [1], ailing [1], ill [1], indisposed [1], sick [1], sick

design [4], intend [1], mean [5]

about [3], around [2]aerate [1], airborne [2], airstream [1]

theme [2]aerate [1], airborne [2], airstream [1]public [1]

avionay geporta (<aviono, portare)aerate [1], air [1], airstream [1]

aerial [4], plane [1]

aerate [1], air [1], airborne [2]

aerial [1]aerial [2]

actual [3], real [1]aerial [3]

warn [1]warn [1]

alienate [1]abroad [1], foreign [1], outsider [2]

alien [1]

everything [1]any [3], each [1], every [1]overall [1], whole [1]

allied [1], ally [1], ally with [1], associate with [1]alliance [1], ally [1], ally with [1], associate with [1]alliance [1], ally [1], ally with [1], associate with [1]

admit [2], permit [1]admit [3]

can [3], may [3]alliance [1], allied [1], ally with [1], associate with [1alliance [1], allied [1], ally [1], associate with [1]alliance [1], allied [1], ally [1], associate with [1]bit [2]

changechange

other [2]substitute [1]

amalgam(y/w)uro (<amalgam(y/w)are)

along with [1], with [1], without [3]

along [2], with [1], without [3]

advise [1], counsel [1]

surrounded (by) [1]out of [1]

big [1], large [1], oversize [1]

animated [1], inanimate [1]inanimate [2]animated [1], inanimate [1]

animate [1], inanimate [1]

reply [1], respond [1], response [1]

reply [1], respond [1], response [1]

attend to [1]answerable [1]answer for [1]

anteydagemido (< anteyu dagay mido)aerial [6]foresee [1]

old-fashioned [1]

quite [2], somewhat [1]some [1]all [2], each [1], every [1]

part [6], parted [1]part [6], parted [1]apartment building [1], flat [7]apartment [1], flat [7]

appeal for [1]

appeal to [1], hit [2]

appeal [1]appeal [3], hit [2]seem [1]

assess [1]

proper [1]proper [1]

disapprove [1], pass[4]approximation [1]approximation [1]about [1], near [1], odd [7]approximate [1]

archery [1]archer [1]archer [1]

bark [1], woof [1]bark [1], woof [1]

argument [2], defense [4]argument [1], contentious [1], quarrel [1], quarrelsomargue [1], contentious [1], quarrel [1], quarrelsome [argue [2], defense [4]argue [2], defense [4]

branch [1]weapon [1]weapon [1]armed [1]arm [5]

about [3], aimless [1]about [5], surround [1], surrounding [1]

about [5], surround [1], surrounding [1]

near [2]stimulate [1]arrangement [1], set [7]arrangement [2]arrange [1], set [7]arrange [1], set [7]arrange [1], set [7]arrange [2]

make [4]overbearing [1]

ingenious [1]

paper [1]

enunciate [1]

beguile [1], guileful [1], guileless [1]

equal [1], equalize [1]

in [2]during [1], for [2], span [2]because [1], because of [1], out of [2]

to [2]

attribute [2], affix [4]cinder [1]

request [1]nod [1], sleep [1]nod [1], sleep [1]nod [1], sleep [1]nod [1], sleep [1]

assembly [1]assembly [1]assembly [2]assemble [1]assemble [2]

misstate [1], outspeak [2], outspoken [1]appraise [1]

sedulous [1]refer [1], set [8]

associated [1], association [1]

associate with [2]associated [1], association [1]associated [1], association [1]alliance [1], allied [1], ally [1], ally with [1]associate [4]associate [1], association [1]associate [1], association [1]associate [1], associated [1]

assured [1], certain [1], sure [2], surely [1]assured [2], certain [2], know [2], sure [1]assure [1], certain [1], sure [2], surely [1]assure [2], certain [2], know [2], sure [1]

astound [1], flabbergast [1]astonish [1], flabbergast [1]

asymmetrical [1], symmetric [1], symmetrical [1]asymmetric [1], symmetric [1], symmetrical [1]where [3]when [3]outrageous [1]attached [1]attached [1]

attach [1]attach [1]

gain [1], get [1], reach [1]try [1]present [4]answer [4]

posture [1]

attraction [1], attractive [1], draw [1]

attract [1], attractive [1], draw [1]attract [1], attraction [1], draw [1]

ascribe [1], affix [4]audacity [1], nerve [1]audacity [1], nerve [1]audacious [1], nerve [1]onlooker [1], spectate [1], watch [3]

authenticate [1]authentic [1]coauthor [1]coauthor [1]

fall [1]get [2], obtain [1]

abnormal [1], normal [1]

escape [1]

awaken [1], wake [1]awaken [1], wake [1]awake [1], wake [1]awake [1], wake [1]conscious [1], oblivious [1]conscious [1], oblivious [1]absent [1], absentee [1]away from [1]distant [1], distant from [1], far [1], far from [1], faraaway [2]

clumsy [1], gauche [1], maladroit [1]cumbersome [1], encumber [1], ungainly [1], unwieldy

chatter [1]jabber [1]

baby boy [1], baby girl [1]baby [1], baby girl [1]

baby [1], baby boy [1], boy [1]

behind [1]frommovyare (<from+mov(y/w)are)frommovware (<frommovare+mov(y/w)are)

frommoyare (<from+mov(y/w)are)frommoware (<from+mov(y/w)are)

against [6]

ensfondware (<en- +-sfondo-+ -w-)

sac [1]purse[1]

liberware medu kawciono (<libera + -w-)

balanced [1]balanced [1]balanced [1]balance [1]

row [1]

flag[1]exceptional[1]

block[2]barrier[1]stiripe[1]

barrier[1]forbid[1], prohibit[1]

bar[3]limit[1], define [3]bar[1]

on [9]

base [9], basis [1]base [4]

base [9], basic [1]

become [1], being [1], make [1]

pod [1]

barber [1]course [2], direction [1], omnidirectional [1]

bestial [1]

as [6], because of [1], out of [2]as [6], because [1], out of [2]be [1], being [1], make [1]

chamber [1]

betide [1]ahead [2], precede [2]ahead [2], precede [2]

artless [1], guileful [1], guileless [1]

acquit [1], conduct [3], misbehave [1]back [2]

be [1], become [1], make [1]

boyfriend [1], girlfriend [1], love [1], lover [1]

advantage [2], advantageous [1], benefit [1], benign [advantage [2], advantageous [1], beneficial [1], benigadvantage [2], advantageous [1], beneficial [1], benefi

bequest [1], devise [2], will [1]bequeath [1], devise [2], will [1]

beastly [1]accord [2], grant [1]

befall [1]traitorous [1]

cant [3]drink [1]

cast [8], sorcerer [1], spell [2]

across [1], past [4]

amplitude [1], large [1], oversize [1]

born [1], deliver [3], miscarry [1]born [1], deliver [3], miscarry [1]

almost as [1]

impartial [1], partial [1], unbiased [1]

board [2], chalkboard [1], whiteboard [1]

blasphemous [1]blaspheme [1]

blood [1]

bar [5]free [4], stop [4]free [4], stop [4]

bleed [1]

awfeksplodware (<awfu+eksplodware)blovwiemitare (<blovware + -i- + emitare)

explode [1]explode [1]

indigo [1]

obtuse [1]

brag [1], vaunt [1]

boiled [1]boiled [1]boil [1]

daring [1], precipitate [1], rash [1]

pellet [1]

edge [2]bored [1], dull [1]bore [1], dull [1]birth [1], deliver [3], miscarry [1]

bungle [1], bungling [1]

nuisance [1]

boundary [1], determine [2]bound [1], determine [2]

case [1]

baby boy [1]beloved [1], girlfriend [1], love [1], lover [1]

boast [1], vaunt [1]

arm [3]

courage [1], courageous [1], encourage [2], nerve [3]brawny [1]brawn [1]

breakable [1], broken [1]breakable [1], broken [1]

broken down [1], dead [2], fail [1]misfunconare (<funconare)/ brekyare (<breka)

aynganare forze (<aynu+ganare) (<forzare)

break [1], broken [1]break [1], broken [1]

chest [1]

draw [4], inhale [1]exhale [1]keep [2]

quick [1], short [3]

light [1]shine [1]intelligent [1]

take [2]

wide [1]

break [1], breakable [1]break down [1], dead [2], fail [1]

eyebrow [1]

offhand [1]

package [1], parcel [1]botch [1], bungling [1]botch [1], bungle [1]

ablaze [1], afire [1]ablaze [1], afire [1]

coach [1], omnibus [3]

occupation [1], occupy [2]

purchase [1]

degree [1], measure [3]on [6]

cottage [1], lodge [1]

telegram [1]

telegram [1]

miscalculate [1]

young [1]

summon [2]

yell [1]

cool [1], quiet [1]

malign [1], slander [1]

field [4]

canvass [3]

ability [1], able [1], capacity [3], enable [1]allowed [1], may [3]may [2], might [2]

catch [6], stop [1]catch [6], stop [1]

annul [1], nullify [1], void [2]

criterion [1]

canted [1], incline [1], inclined [1], lean [2], leaning canted [1], incline [1], inclined [1], lean [2], leaning jargon [1]canted [1], incline [1], inclined [1], lean [2], leaning canted [1], incline [1], inclined [1], lean [2], leaning bevel [1]cant [1], incline [1], inclined [1], lean [2], leaning [1]

flask [1]

solicit [1], solicitation [1]solicit [1], solicitation [1]poll [1], survey [3]campaign [1]survey [2]

charge [5], fill [1], full [1]contain [1], container [1], content [2], hold [3], receiability [1], able [1], can [2], enable [1]position [4]

execute [1]capitalize [1], uppercase [1]capitalize [1], uppercase [1]

capitalism [1], capitalist [1], capitalize [2]

capital [5], capitalist [1], capitalize [2]

capital [5], capitalism [1], capitalize [2]capital [3], uppercase [1]capital [5], capitalism [1], capitalist [1]capital [5], capitalism [1], capitalist [1]

catch [1]catch [1]

kardenalekolora (<kardenalo+koloro)

kardenalekoloro (<kardenalo+koloro)

care about [1]worried [1], worry [1]maintain [1]care for [1], charge [1], unkempt [1]care for [1], charge [1], unkempt [1]want [1], wish [1]care [1]care [4], charge [1], unkempt [1]

cautious [1], offhand [2]

freight [1]

coach [2]coach [3]

portage [1]

stock [2]

have [2]

box [1]

action [3], lawsuit [1], proceed [2]

instance [1]reason [1]display [1], display case [1]

coffin [1]

act [4], actor [1], actress [1]

shed [2]part [5], role [1]gaze [1]bewitch [1], sorcerer [1], spell [2]vote [1]

rook [1]rook [1]rook [1]

capture [1]capture [1]clutch [2], grab [1], seize [1], take [4]

dogpazajo (<dogpazare (<dognare cpe pazare))comprehend [1], grasp [1], know [5], misunderstand [

cancel [1], stop [1]

capture [1]clutch [2], grab [1], seize [1], take [4]comprehend [1], comprehensive [2], grasp [1], know [

overtake [2]overtake [1]

Catholicism [1]Catholic [2]

make [5], mean [3]

make [5], mean [3]

careful [1], offhand [2]

devil [4]ceaseless [1], forbear [1], incessant [1], quit [2]ceaseless [1], forbear [1], incessant [1], quit [2]cease [1], forbear [1], incessant [1], quit [2]yield [3]

cell phone [1], cellular phone [1]

cell [1], cellular phone [1]

cell [1], cell phone [1]

subject [2]

assure [1], assured [1], sure [2], surely [1]assure [2], assured [2], know [2], sure [1]assure [2], assured [2], know [2], sure [1]

shackle [1]

shackle [1]

chairperson [1]

chairperson [1]chair [2]

blackboard [1], board [2], whiteboard [1]dare [1]dare [1]

dispute [1]dispute [1]

tackle [1]bedroom [1]

opportune [1], opportunity [1]luck [1]likelihood [1], likely [1], probable [1]

risk [2]

alteralter

exchangeexchange

(ni/gi)candj(y/w)a (<candj(y/w)are)

care [4], care for [1], unkempt [1]

capacity [1], fill [1], full [1]

capacity [1], fill [1], full [1]

accuse [1]

babble [2]

breast [1]

opt [1], pick [1]

plump [1]

ash [1]

bancirkumstanca (<banu+cirkumstanco)bancirkumstancayto (<banu+cirkumstanco)bancirkumstance (<banu+cirkumstanco)cirkumstanciyare (<cirkumstanco)

town hall [1]

affirm [1]

class [3]

clothing [1]clothes [1]

awkward [1], gauche [1], maladroit [1]

catch [2], grab [1], seize [1], take [4]

bus [1], omnibus [3]carriage [2]carriage [3]

author [1]

actual [2], exist [1], existent [1], null [4], spring [4]

casket [1]

replaced by pekto?***

usual [1]

konektwo (<konektware (<konektare))

pact [1]

competent [1]competence [1]

komplet(y/w)ajo (<komplet(y/w)are)

komplimentumo (<komplimentare)komplimentimo (<komplimentare)

composition [2]

compose [2]

kompond(y/w)uro (<kompond(y/w)are (<kompondare))

catch [4], comprehensive [2], grasp [1], know [5], mi

catch [4], comprehend [1], grasp [1], know [5], misun

kondens(y/w)ajo (<kondens(y/w)are)kondens(y/w)uro (<kondens(y/w)are)

bankondiciona (<banu+kondiciono)

bankondicione (<banu+kondiciono)

acquit [1], behave [1], misbehave [1]

conjoined [1]conjoined [1]conjoin [1]

konektwo (<konektware (<konektare))

aware [1], oblivious [1]aware [1], oblivious [1]

agree to [1]

against [4], touch [3]capacity [2], container [1], content [2], hold [3], rececapacity [2], contain [1], content [2], hold [3], receiv

capacity [2], contain [1], container [1], hold [3], receargue [1], argument [1], quarrel [1], quarrelsome [1]

konvert(y/w)ajo (<konver(y/w)are)

(ni/gi)konvert(y/w)a (<konvert(y/w)are)

calm [1], quiet [1]

deal with [2]pilot [1]

portly [1]

hallway [1], passage [1]

cabin [2], lodge [1]

divan [1], sofa [1]

advise [1], amenable [1]

bar [2]

pair [1]

brave [1], courageous [1], encourage [2], nerve [3], pbrave [1], courage [1], encourage [2], nerve [3], plucfield [3], park [1]bearing [1], direction [1], omnidirectional [1]

develop [3]

accredit [1]

canon [2]

awkward [2], encumber [1], ungainly [1], unwieldy [1

actual [1], now [1], present [1]

moist [1]

dangerous [1]danger [1]challenge [1]challenge [1]

bold [1], precipitate [1], rash [1]bold [1], precipitate [1], rash [1]darken [1], obscure [2]darken [1], obscure [2]darken [1], obscure [2]darken [2]dark [1], obscure [2]dark [1], obscure [2]dark [2]dark [2]

hyphen [1]sprint [1]sprint [1]

date palm [1]

go with [2]go with [2]go with [2]

age [1], ageless [2], elder [1], elderly [1], old [2]date [1]

paint [1], painting [1]

deadly [1], death [1], die [1], fatal [1], immortal [1], kdeadly [1], death [1], die [1], fatal [1], immortal [1], kbreak down [1], broken down [1], fail [1]

quiet [4], still [1]dead [1], death [1], die [1], fatal [1], immortal [1], ki

about [6], on [4]cope with [1]

dead [1], deadly [1], die [1], fatal [1], immortal [1], kdead [1], deadly [1], die [1], fatal [1], immortal [1], k

owe [1]owe [1]

rot [1]rot [1]

excite [1]excite [1]

(ni/gi)dekrec(y/w)a (<dekrec(y/w)are)

derivation [2], derive [2], draw [3]

depth [1]depth [2], profound [1]

defense [1]defense [2]defense [3]

defend [1]defend [2]defend [3]argue [2], argument [2]postpone [1]

distinct [1], obscure [1]limit [1], barrier

by [2], measure [3]by [2], measure [3]

for [1], order [1]

delicate [1], indelicate [1]delicate [2]refined [1]delicacy [1], indelicate [2]delicacy [2]frail [1], frailty [1], weak [1]

delightful [1]delightful [1]enjoy [1]delight [1]

surrender [1]birth [1], born [1], miscarry [1]

free [2], loose [4]

demanding [1]demanding [1]

demand [3]

show [2]

refuse [1]gainsay [1]

mistrust [1], rely on [1], trust [3], trustworthy [1], u

deposition [2]deposition [3]deposition [1]

deposition [1]

deposit [1]depose [1]depose [2]

depressed [1], depression [4]depressed [1], depression [4]depress [2], depression [4]

low [3], lower [2]depress [2], depressed [1]

deep [1]deep [2], profound [1]

derivative [1], derive [1]deduce [1], derive [2], draw [3]derivation [1], derive [1]

derivation [1], derivative [1]derivation [1], derivative [1]deduce [1], derivation [2], draw [3]

outline [2]engender [1]

deserve [1], earn [2], merit [1], worthy [1]

desert [3], earn [2], merit [1], worthy [1]

draw [5], drawing [1], sketch [2]

aim [2], intend [1], mean [5]aim [2], intend [1], mean [5]

draw [5], drawing [1], sketch [2]

desperate [1]desperate [1]despair [1]foolhardy [1], reckless [1]

destined [1], destiny [1]

destine [1], destiny [1]destine [1], destined [1]destine [1], destined [1]

wreck [1]

detached [1]detached [1]detach [1]detach [1]

deterior(y/w)ajo (<deterior(y/w)are)

bound [1], boundary [1]

create [1]

devise [1]

emblem [1]

Cayenne pepper [1]simple [2]device [2]bequeath [1], bequest [1], will [1]devoted [1]devote [1]

rhombus [1]

thoracic diaphragm [1]membrane [1]dim [1], pale [2]thoracic diaphragm [1]prescription [1]prescribe [1]

dictatorial [1]dictator [1]

dead [1], deadly [1], fatal [1], immortal [1], kill [1],

diaphragm [4], pale [2]

bearing [1], course [2], omnidirectional [1]

approve [2]

chance

abominable [1], nasty [1], offensive [3], rank [1], repu

case [8], display case [1]

case [8], display [1]fine [1], nasty [4], nice [2], pleasant [1], please [2],

challenge [3]

solution [1]solution [1]

away [3], distant from [1], far [1], far from [1], farawaaway [3], distant [1], far [1], far from [1], faraway [1]

define [2], obscure [1]

absent-minded [1]

couch [1], sofa [1]

(ni/gi)divid(y/w)a (<divid(y/w)are)

factious [1]

play [1]attract [1], attraction [1], attractive [1]

deduce [1], derivation [2], derive [2]breathe in [1], inhale [1]design [2], drawing [1], sketch [2]

design [2], draw [5], sketch [2]

dressed [1], wear [1]dressed [1], wear [1]dress [2], wear [1]

adrift [1]adrift [1]

beverage [1]

bore [1], bored [1]

endure [1], last [3], lasting [1], long [1], outlast [1], as [5], for [2], span [2]

all [2], any [3], every [1]

desert [3], deserve [1], merit [1], worthy [1]

eating establishment [1]eatery [1]

border [1]

age [1], ageless [2], date [5], elderly [1], old [2]

age [1], ageless [2], date [5], elder [1], old [2]

device [4]

emphasize [1], emphatic [1]emphasis [1], emphatic [1]emphasis [1], emphasize [1]

ability [1], can [2], capacity [3]compass [3]

meet [1]

brave [1], courage [1], courageous [1], nerve [3], nicrecommend [1]

awkward [2], cumbersome [1], ungainly [1], unwieldy

endandjerware (<enu+dandjero (<dandjera))

support[1]

duration [1], last [3], lasting [1], long [1], outlast [1]

describe [3]

absorb [1]

delight in [1]

articulate [3]

as [2], equalize [1]as [2], equalize [1]

as [2], equal [1]as [2], equal [1]

ekwilibriyare (<ekwilibr(iy/uw)are)ekwilibruware (<ekwilibr(iy/uw)are)

ekwipomazare (<ekwipomo (<ekwipo))

avoid [1]

timeless [1], ageless [1]

ageless [1], eternal [1], timeless [1]all [2], any [3], each [1]

all [1]

exam [1], examine [1]exam [1], examine [1]exam [1], examination [1]

exemplify [1]

banner[1]

decay [3]decay [3]

pardon [1]capital [2]

example [1]

breathe out [1]

(ni/gi)ekshawr(y/w)a (<ekshawr(y/w)are)(ni/gi)ekshawr(y/w)o (<ekshawr(y/w)are)

actual [2], coexist [1], existent [1], null [4], spring [4actual [2], coexist [1], existent [1], null [4], spring [4actual [2], coexist [1], existent [1], null [4], spring [4

actual [2], coexist [1], exist [1], null [4], spring [4]

blow up [1]blow up [1]

quench [2]

brow [1]

factory [1], manufacture [1]

easy [1]

divisive [1]

fabricate [1], manufacture [1]

break down [1], broken down [1], dead [2]bankrupt [1]

autumn [1]

away [3], distant [1], distant from [1], far from [1], faaway [3], distant [1], distant from [1], far [1], faraway

away [3], distant [1], distant from [1], far [1], far from

goodbye [2]

away [3], distant [1], distant from [1], far [1], far fr

quick [2], quicken [1], rapid [1]

dead [1], deadly [1], death [1], die [1], immortal [1], k

father-in-law [1]father [1]

pleasure [1], prefer [1]resemble [1]

practicable [1]

feeling [1], palpable [1]feeling [1], palpable [1]feeling [1], palpable [1]

feel [2], palpable [1]

course [1], park [1]camp [2]

pilfer [1]capacity [1], charge [5], full [1]capacity [1], charge [5], full [1]

movie [1]plate [6]

displease [1], nasty [4], nice [2], pleasant [1], please

astonish [1], astound [1]banner[2]

canteen [3]absolute [1], outright [1]

apartment [1], apartment building [1]

ostentation [1], ostentatious [1], show off [1], showy [taste [1]taste [1]

adhere to [1], observe [1]

adhere to [2], follower [1]

after [2], afterward [1], past [3]

adhere to [2], follow [3]

desperate [2], reckless [1]

deliberate [1], order [1]as [5], during [1], span [2]

cease [1], ceaseless [1], incessant [1], quit [2]

ban [1], bar [10], prohibit [1]

abroad [1], alien [2], outsider [2]

anticipate [1]

pardon [2]

shape [1]shape [1]

delicate [3], frailty [1], weak [1]delicate [3], frail [1], weak [1]

deliver [5], loose [4]

bar [11], block [3], stop [4]

cargo [1]

capacity [1], charge [5], fill [1]

capacity [1], charge [5], fill [1]

promote[1]

attain [1], get [1], reach [1]

deny [2]

Same Ayola word as "Gallon"

awkward [1], clumsy [1], maladroit [1]

cast [7]

ingentempo (<intergeneraciona tempo)

attain [1], gain [1], reach [1]available [1], obtain [1]

glemitcezmovyare (<glemare + -i- + tcezu + movyare)

beloved [1], boyfriend [1], love [1], lover [1], beloved

date [4]

adieu [1]farewell [1]

catch [2], clutch [2], seize [1], take [4]

accord [2], bestow [1]

furgrafrura papero (<furu+grafrare)

catch [4], comprehend [1], comprehensive [2], know [

artless [1], beguile [1], guileless [1]artless [1], beguile [1], guileful [1]

corridor [1], hallway [1]

balk [1], hinder [1]

hang out [1]

hang around [1]

pendiglisyare (<pendare+glisyare)pendiglisyilo (<pendiglisyare (<pendare+glisyare))

carry [5]

hazardous [1]hazard [1]

pile [1], bank [1]hearing [1], sound [4]hear [1], sound [4]

balk [1], hamper [1, hinderance[1]hinder[1]

appeal [3], appeal to [1]

capacity [2], contain [1], container [1], content [2], r

adverse [1]

household member [1]household [1]

ache [1]

dash [1]

ail [1], ailing [1], ailment [1], indisposed [1], sick [1]

limitless [1]

nonmov(y/w)(abl/ivl)ayto (<mov(y/w)are)

dead [1], deadly [1], death [1], die [1], fatal [1], kill nonmortyablayto (<mortyare (<morta))

affect [1]

enperilware (<enu+perilo (<perila))

perturb [1]

poor [2]poor [2]

(ni/gi)plusbon(y/w)a (<pluse+bona)

as [3]

activate [1], active [1], actuate [1]

animate [1], animated [1]animate [2]

cease [1], ceaseless [1], forbear [1], quit [2]

cant [1], canted [1], inclined [1], lean [2], leaning [1]cant [1], canted [1], inclined [1], lean [2], leaning [1]cant [1], canted [1], incline [1], lean [2], leaning [1]

inkorpor(y/w)uro (<inkorpor(y/w)are)

(ni/gi)inkrec(y/w)a (<inkrec(y/w)are)

delicacy [1], delicate [1]

blue-violet [1]

ail [1], ailing [1], ailment [1], ill [1], sick [1], sicken

inflection [1]inflection [1]inflection [2]inflection [2]

inflect [2]inflect [3]

artful [1]

breathe in [1], draw [4]

case [6]

aim [2], design [4], mean [5]acute [3]

transitive [1]

priceless [1]

rational [1], reason [2]rational [2]rational [3]

itemize [1], thing [1]item [1], thing [1]

poke[1]

babble [3]

cant [2]

adjoin [1], joined [1], joint [2], junction [1], union [3adjoin [1], joined [1], joint [2], junction [1], union [3adjoin [1], joined [1], joint [2], junction [1], union [3

adjoin [1], join [1], joint [2], junction [1], union [3]

adjoin [1], join [1], joined [1], junction [1], union [3]

adjoin [1], join [1], joined [1], joint [2], union [3]

barely [1], scarcely [1]

acute [2], sharp [2]

breed [1]

dead [1], deadly [1], death [1], die [1], fatal [1], imm

kindred [1], relative [2]

kin [1], relative [2]kin [1], relative [2]

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assure [2], assured [2], certain [2], sure [1]

knowing [1], knowledge [1], question [4]catch [4], comprehend [1], comprehensive [2], grasp [know [4], knowledge [1], question [4]know [4], knowing [1], question [4]

amplitude [1], big [1], oversize [1]

duration [1], endure [1], lasting [1], long [1], outlast duration [1], endure [1], last [3], long [1], outlast [1]

act [1], law [2]act [1], law [1]

action [3], case [4], proceed [2]bar [3]

Germanic/BWLRom+int/BWLint (+ -y-)/BWL

English

RomanceGermanicinternational, (international)Germanicinternational (+ -w-)internationalinternationalGermanic (+ -y-)Germanic (+ -w-)international (+ des-, -y-)French, Romance, internationalCzech (+ -y-)GermanicRomance (+ des-, -w-)

cant [1], canted [1], incline [1], inclined [1], leaning cant [1], canted [1], incline [1], inclined [1], leaning

cant [1], canted [1], incline [1], inclined [1], lean [2]

bright [1]

chance [3], likely [1], probable [1]chance [3], likelihood [1], probable [1]

bar[2], define [3],define [3]illimitable [1]

place [2]location [1], place [1], set [9]locate [1], place [1], set [9]

cabin [2], cottage [1]

accommodate [2], accommodation [1], quarter [3]

duration [1], endure [1], last [3], lasting [1], outlast [

see [1], seeing [1], sight [1]

deliver [5], free [2]

pillage [1], plunder [1], sack [1]

speaker [1]beloved [1], boyfriend [1], girlfriend [1], lover [1]

beloved [1], boyfriend [1], girlfriend [1], love [1]

depression [3], lower [2]

depression [3], low [3]depression [3], low [3]

chance [2]

post office [1]post office [1]

care [3]

be [1], become [1], being [1]

arrive [1]cause [1], mean [3]

awkward [1], clumsy [1], gauche [1]

calumniate [1], slander [1]

fabricate [1], factory [1]

spoz(y/w)ajo (<spoz(y/w)are (<spozare))

affair [1]

ado [1], trouble [1]

can [4], might [2]can [4], might [2]can [4], might [2]allowed [1], can [3]

cause [1], make [5]

aim [2], design [4], intend [1]

bar [4]

by [2], degree [1]

encounter [1]

desert [3], deserve [1], earn [2], worthy [1]

metamorfoz(y/w)ajo (<metamorfoz(y/w)are)

mikrosekundo (<mikro- +sekundo)

can [4], may [2]

parson [1]

acquit [1], behave [1], conduct [3]calculate [1]birth [1], born [1], deliver [3]miscellany [1]miscellaneous [1]mischievous [1]mischievous [1]mischief [1]

outplay [1], play [4]

pronounce [1]

assert [1], outspeak [2], outspoken [1]

depend on [2], rely on [1], trust [3], trustworthy [1],catch [4], comprehend [1], comprehensive [2], grasp [

Latin/BWL

miks(y/w)uro (<miks(y/w)are (<miksare))miks(y/w)ajo (<miks(y/w)are (<miksare))

mov(y/w)(abl/ivl)a (<mov(y/w)are)

mov(y/w)(abl/ivl)ayto (<mov(y/w)are)

modifik(y/w)ajo (<modifik(y/w)are)(ni/gi)modifik(y/w)a (<modifik(y/w)are)

damp [1]

point [1]

addition [2]

dead [1], deadly [1], death [1], die [1], fatal [1], immodead [1], deadly [1], death [1], die [1], fatal [1], immo

mother-in-law [1]

mother [1]

kolpare otro ***possible revision***upmov(y/w)are (<upu+mov(y/w)are)

film [1]

(ni/gi)mutacon(y/w)o (<mutacon(y/w)are)(mi/gi) mutacon(y/w)a (<mutacon(y/w)are)mutacon(y/w)ajo (<mutacon(y/w)are)

abominable [1], disgust [1], offensive [3], rank [1], re

displease [1], fine [1], nice [2], pleasant [1], please [

naknarave (<naknarava (<naku+naravo))

about [1], approximately as [1], odd [7]about [1], approximately as [1], odd [7]around [5]around [5]

audacious [1], audacity [1]

brave [1], courage [1], courageous [1], encourage [2]patience [1], patient [1]

news item [1]news [1]

displease [1], fine [1], nasty [4], pleasant [1], please

asleep [1], sleep [1]

average [2], abnormal [1]

actual [1], current [1], present [1]

bother [1]

nevmembra (<nevu+membro (<membrare))

actual [2], coexist [1], exist [1], existent [1], spring [4annul [1], cancel [3], void [2]

aware [1], conscious [1]

define [2], distinct [1]dark [1], darken [1]dark [1], darken [1]

adhere to [1], follow [1]

bar [6]

available [1], get [2]

blunt [1]

busy [1], occupy [2]

busy [1], occupation [1]

about [1], approximately as [1], near [1]

smell [1]

abominable [1], disgust [1], nasty [1], rank [1], repugn

brusque [1]careful [1], cautious [1]

age [1], ageless [2], date [5], elder [1], elderly [1]age [1], ageless [2], date [5], elder [1], elderly [1]

antiquated [1]

bus [1], coach [1]bearing [1], course [2], direction [1]powerful [1]present [6]

about [6], deal with [2]

by [3]

based on [1]

undimensiona (<una+dimensiono)

audience [1], spectate [1], watch [3]

chance [1], opportunity [1]chance [1], opportune [1]

adverse [2], other [4]

choose [1], pick [1]

outspeak [1], speak [1], speechless [1], talk [1], talkat

deliberate [1], for [1]deliberate [1], for [1]

oryent(y/w)ayto (<oryent(y/w)are)

adorn [1]adorn [1]adorn [1]

flaunt [1], ostentatious [1], show off [1], showy [1]flaunt [1], ostentation [1], show off [1], showy [1]

additional [1]alternate [2]

adverse [2], opposite [2]

among [2]as [6], because [1], because of [1], out of [2]

klaydomazare (<klaydomo (<klaydo))ekwipomazare (<ekwipomo (<ekwipo))

duration [1], endure [1], last [3], lasting [1], long [1]

act , law , law , legal

abstract [3], overview [1], resume [1], summarize [1]describe [2]describe [2]

medumrisa skitsajo (<medu+umriso)abstract [3], overview [1], resume [1], summarize [1]duration [1], endure [1], last [3], lasting [1], long [1]

misplay [1], play [4]

atrocious [1]

absolute [1], flat [1]absolute [1], flat [1]

abroad [1], alien [2], foreign [1]

adapt [1], adaptable [1]periphery [1]outwit [1], strategize [1]oral [3], speak [1], speechless [1], talk [1], talkative [assert [1], misstate [1], outspoken [1]assert [1], misstate [1], outspeak [1]

duration [1], endure [1], last [3], lasting [1], long [1],

outsmart [1], strategize [1]

above [1]

all [3], whole [1]all [3], whole [1]

arrogant [1]

uberkumprare (<uberu+kumprare)

uberkompensare (<uberu+kompensare)uberrekompensare (<uberu+rekompensare)

develop develop

uberviplacenso (<uberu+viplacare)

uberpraptirhare (<uberu+prapu+tirhare)

uberekspozare (<uberu+ekspozare)uberekstendyare (<uberu+ekstendyare)uberekstendware (<uberu+ekstendware)uberplenyare (<uberu+plenyare(<plenare))uberplenware (<uberu+plenware(<plenare))

uberkreskyare (<uberu+kreskyare)uberkreskware (<uberu+kreksware)

uberprojicyare (<uberu+projicyare)uberprojicyenso (<uberu+projicyare)uberprojicware (<uberu+projicware)

oversganiso (<overu+ -s- +ganare)

uberproducare (<uberu+producare)uberevaluware (<uberu+evaluware)uberekstendyare (<uberu+ekstendyare)uberekstendware (<uberu+ekstendware)kontroperhware (<kontru+operhware)

uberekstendyare (<uberu+ekstendyare)uberekstendware (<uberu+ekstendware)

amplitude [1], big [1], large [1]

catch [11]catch [10]

nevpreskribima (<nevu+preskribimo)

uberstempay gepago (<uberu+tempo, pagare)

abstract [3], outline [1], resume [1], summarize [1],

dwingare uberpracare (<uberu+pracare)

debt [1]

acknowledge [1]

bundle [2], parcel [1]

compact [1]

daub [1]daub [1]couple [1]

diaphragm [4], dim [1]pallid [1]

pale [1]

feel [2], feeling [1]

panicked [1]panicked [1]panic [1]

trousers [1]article [2]

paradoxical [1]paradox [1]

parallel to [1]parallel to [1]parallel [1]

paralyze [1]paralysis [1]

supreme [1]

bundle [2], package [1]parched [1]parched [1]parch [1]excuse [1]forgive [1]

course [1], field [1]

parsimony [1]parsimonious [1]minister [1]

cast [6], role [1]apart [1], parted [1]

apart [1], parted [1]

apart [1], part [6]

approve[2]

corridor [1], hallway [1]ride [1]passionate [1]passionate [1]passion [1]

after [2], follow [5], past [3]across [1], beyond [2]

biased [1], impartial [1], unbiased [1]

patient [1], nerve [4]patience [1], nerve [4]

acquit [3]

peaceful [1]peace [1]

bolus [1]

think [2]

perceptible [1]

perceive [1]

perilous [1]peril [1]stage [2]

outskirts [1]

admit [2], allow [1]admit [2], allow [1]perpendicular to [1]perpendicular to [1]perpendicular [1]

pertinent [1]pertain [1]pertain [1]imperturbable [1]

square [2]

choose [1], opt [1]

graspielevware (<graspare + -i- + elevware)

heap [1], bank [1]filch [1]

loot [1], plunder [1], sack [1]

copilot [1]copilot [1]

succinct [1]pitiless [1], pity [1], ruthless [1]pitiful[1], pity [1], ruthless [1]pitiless [1], pitiless [1], ruthless [1]

quiet [5]locate [1], location [1], set [9]locate [1], location [1], set [9]locate [2]

aerial [4], airplane [1], plane [1]

scale [2]

film [2]

drama [1]

misplay [1], outplay [1]

displease [1], fine [1], nasty [4], nice [2], please [2],

displease [1], fine [1], nasty [4], nice [2], pleasant [1favor [4], prefer [1]displease [1], fine [1], nasty [4], nice [2], pleasant [1]

displease [1], fine [1], nasty [4], nice [2], pleasant [1]

pliant [1]pliable [1]

brave [1], courage [1], courageous [1], encourage [2]

chubby [1]loot [1], pillage [1], sack [1]

bean [3]poetry [2]

poem [1]

moment [1]

jab [1]

police station [1], policeman [1], policewoman [1]police station [1], policeman [1], policewoman [1]police [1], policeman [1], policewoman [1]police [1], police station [1], policewoman [1]police [1], police station [1], policeman [1]

canvass [2], survey [3]canvass [2], survey [3]

wonder [2]

impoverish [1]

carry [2]

corpulent [1]

postulate

capacity [4]

mail [1], mail [2]

postdagemido (<postu dagay mido)defer [1]positattitude [1]

omnipotent [1]feasible [1]

accolade [2]

ahead [2], before [1]

bold [1], daring [1], rash [1]

prevail [1], prevailing [1], prevalent [1], predominant

favor [1], pleasure [1]

base [8]prepared [1]prepared [1]prepare [1]prepare [1]preponderate [1]preponderant [1]

prescription [1], set [11]prescribe [1], set [11]prescribe [1], set [11]

actual [1], current [1], now [1]

attend [1]

omnipresent [1]

president [1]

presidency [1]

urge [1]

prevailing [1], prevalent [1], predominant

prevail [1], prevalent [1], predominant [2]prevail [1], prevalent [1], predominant

invaluable [1]

chance [3], likelihood [1], likely [1]

procedure [1]action [3], case [4], lawsuit [1]proceed [1]

profanity [1]

secular [1]

profane [1]

advantage [4], advantageous [3], profitable [1]advantage [4], advantageous [3], profitable [1]advantage [4], advantageous [3], profit [1]deep [2], depth [2]

ban [1], bar [10], forbid [1]

projection [1], projector [1]project [3], projector [1]project [3], projection [1]

further[1]

mispronounce [1]

appropriate [1]

afford [2]

air [5]

ayfkondwirare (<ayfu+kondwirare)

kondwirare blisku halt(y/w)are ****possible revision****

buy [1]

bag[2]

finware telefonirajo (<telefonirare)

natcware kukare / varmware (<varma)

argue [1], argument [1], contentious [1], quarrel [1]

accommodate [2], accommodation [1], lodging [1]

tremble [1], quiver [2]

extinguish [1]

brief [1], short [3]fast [1], quicken [1], rapid [1]fast [1], quick [2], rapid [1]fast [1], quick [2], rapid [1]

calm [1], cool [1]

dead [4], still [1]placate [1]

abandon [1]cease [1], ceaseless [1], forbear [1], incessant [1]

any [1], somewhat [1]

tremble [1], quaver [2]tremble [1], quaver [2]

abominable [1], disgust [1], nasty [1], offensive [3], r

fast [1], quick [2], quicken [1]

bold [1], daring [1], precipitate [1]bold [1], daring [1], precipitate [1]

irrational [1], reason [2]irrational [2]irrational [3]

attain [1], gain [1], get [1]

actual [3], airy [5]

case [7]

irrational [1], rational [1]

capacity [2], contain [1], container [1], content [2], h

desperate [2], foolhardy [1]desperate [2], foolhardy [1]

acknowledge

encourage [3]accommodate [3]

abstruse [1]

assign [1], set [8]

delicacy [3]

(ni/gi)reform(y/w)a (<reform(y/w)are)

deny [1]

kin [1], kindred [1]

depend on [2], mistrust [1], trust [3], trustworthy [1]

abide [1], stay [2]

take back [1]take back [1]

<is that the right root. refer to TWL "change"

prefitare (<pre- (prendare)+ -fitare)

answer [1], respond [1], response [1]answer [1], respond [1], response [1]

abominable [1], disgust [1], nasty [1], offensive [3], raabominable [1], disgust [1], nasty [1], offensive [3], rabominable [1], disgust [1], nasty [1], offensive [3], rask for [1]required [1]require [1]

favor [5]

residue [1]residual [1]

settle [1]

answer [1], reply [1], response [1]

answer [1], reply [1], respond [1]

that [2]abstract [3], outline [1], overview [1], summarize [1]

revolucon(y/w)ajo (<revolucon(y/w)are)

diamond [2]

passenger [1]

risky [1]risky [1]chance [5]risk [1]

cast [6], part [5]

castle [2]

decay [1]decay [1]

dolintedjerware (<dolu+interdjero)

bank [7]

bag [1]loot [1], pillage [1], plunder [1]

plate [4]

barely [1], just [2]

skimp [1]

profane [3]

assiduous [1]look [2], seeing [1], sight [1]

look [2], see [1], sight [1]appear [1]

catch [2], clutch [2], grab [1], take [4]

selfwetrompajo (<selfo+trompare)

split [2]split [2]split [2]split [2]

sequential [1]sequence [1]

arrange [1], arrangement [1]assign [1], refer [1]

fostrare .. alu atakare ****possible revision****

resolve

chain [4]

form [2]

status [1]form [2]form [2]

acute [2], keen [1]

cast [5]

bright [2]

bar [7]abominable [1], disgust [1], nasty [1], offensive [3], r

brief [1], quick [1]

pluskurt(y/w)ajo (<pluskurt(y/w)are (< plusare+kurta))pluscort(y/w)ajo (<pluscort(y/w)are (< plusare+corta))

demonstrate [1]

flaunt [1], ostentation [1], ostentaticious [1], show off

ail [1], ailing [1], ailment [1], ill [1], indisposed [1], ail [1], ailing [1], ailment [1], ill [1], indisposed [1],

look [2], see [1], seeing [1]look [2], see [1], seeing [1]

devious [1]simplify [1]

simple [1]simple [1]

design [2], draw [5], drawing [1]

scrimp [1]

calumniate [1], malign [1]

asleep [1], nod [1]

odor [1]

as [1]

couch [1], divan [1]

canvass [1], solicitation [1]canvass [1], solicit [1]

dissolve [1]

any [2]

any [1], quite [2]

bewitch [1], cast [8], spell [2]

hear [1], hearing [1]

across [2], through [1]as [5], during [1], for [2]

spell [1], temporal [1], time [2], while [3]

oral [3], outspeak [1], talk [1], talkative [1], speechleloudspeaker [1]

audience [1], onlooker [1], watch [3]

oral [3], outspeak [1], speak [1], talk [1], talkative [1

span [4], temporal [2], time [2], while [3]bewitch [1], cast [8], sorcerer [1]bewitch [1], cast [8], sorcerer [1]

fromcpinyare (<fromu+cpin(y/w)are)fromcpinware (<fromu+cpin(y/w)are)

separate [1]

separate [1]separate [1]

separate [1]

actual [2], coexist [1], exist [1], existent [1], null [4]

dash [2]

piazza [1]

*

period [1]

*

shape [3]

abide [1], remain [1]

dead [4], quiet [4]

arouse [1]

carry [3]

cancel [1], catch [6]cancel [1], catch [6]

bar [11], block [3], free [4]

outsmart [1], outwit [1]

accent [1]accent [1]

travlinazare (<travu+linazare (<lino))travlinazare (<travu+linazare (<lino))

bar [9], band [2]

center [3]

TWL had a questionmark next to subjektivayto

substance (<substanca (<substanco))

alternate [3]

pithy [1]

abide [2], tolerate [2]

suitable [1]suit [2]valise[1]

abstract [3], outline [1], overview [1], resume [1], s

abstract [3], outline [1], overview [1], summarize [1]

call [2]

endorse[1]

paramount [1]assure [2], assured [2], certain [2], know [2]assure [1], assured [1], certain [1], surely [1]assure [1], assured [1], certain [1], sure [2]

deliver [2]deliver [2]

about [5], around [3], surrounding [1]among [1]about [5], around [3], surround [1]

canvass [4]canvass [2], poll [1]

duration [1], endure [1], last [3], lasting [1], long [1]

[Ayola+Eng]+international[Ayola+Ayola]+internationalW.Germanic + -i- + int/BWLW.Germanic + -i- + int/BWLItalian/BWL

symbolism [1], symbolize [1]symbol [1], symbolize [1]symbol [1], symbolize [1]symbol [1], symbolism [1]asymmetric [1], asymmetrical [1], symmetrical [1]asymmetric [1], asymmetrical [1], symmetric [1]

remember [1]challenge [5]

bring [1]

catch [2], clutch [2], grab [1], seize [1]

dolremovware (<dolu+removware)

graspielevware (<graspare + -i- + elevware)

oral [3], outspeak [1], speak [1], speechless [1], talkaoral [3], outspeak [1], speak [1], speechless [1], talk

flavor [1]

cable [2]cable [2]

span [4], spell [1], time [2], while [3]

resulting in [1]

air [4]

item [1], itemize [1]

pensive [1]

diaphragm [1]

tresdimensiona (<tresa+dimensiono)

across [2], span [1]

span [4], spell [1], temporal [1], while [3]

duration [1], endure [1], last [3], lasting [1], long [1]duration [1], endure [1], last [3], lasting [1], long [1]timer [2]

ageless [1], eternal [1]

duration [1], endure [1], last [3], lasting [1], long [1]time [5]

as [8]

abide [2], suffer [1]

against [4], contact [3]

city hall [1]

betray [1]

transform(y/w)ajo (<transform(y/w)are)

carrycarry

quaver [2], quiver [2]quaver [2], quiver [2]

ado [1], matter [3]

pants [1]

depend on [2], mistrust [1], rely on [1], trustworthy [depend on [2], mistrust [1], rely on [1], trust [3], un

attempt [1]

plegwibrevware (<plegware+ -i- +brevware)

abominable [1], disgust [1], nasty [1], offensive [3], r

dusdimensiona (<dusa+dimensiona)

depend on [2], mistrust [1], rely on [1], trust [3], trus

catch [4], comprehend [1], comprehensive [2], grasp [non(ni/gi)divid(y/w)a (<divid(y/w)are)

biased [1], impartial [1], partial [1]

awkward [2], cumbersome [1], encumber [1], unwieldy

unit(y/w)ajo (<unit(y/w)are (<unitare))

adjoin [1], join [1], joined [1], joint [2], junction [1]unit(y/w)uro (<unit(y/w)are (<unitare))

care [4], care for [1], charge [1]

nonsubstante (<substanta (<substanto))

nontawgtempayto (<tawgare+tempo)

awkward [2], cumbersome [1], encumber [1], ungainly

frommovyare (<from+mov(y/w)are)frommovware (<from+mov(y/w)are)

capital [3], capitalize [1]

press [2]

common [2]

boast [1], brag [1]

annul [1], cancel [3], nullify [1]

cast [9]

awake [1], awaken [1]

care [5], wish [1]

alert [2]

audience [1], onlooker [1], spectate [1]

cascade

delicate [3], frail [1], frailty [1]

arm [4]dress [2], dressed [1]

workday [1]

at [2]

at [1]

span [4], spell [1], temporal [1], time [2]

blackboard [1], board [2], chalkboard [1]

all [3], overall [1]all [3], overall [1]

broad [1]

bequeath [1], bequest [1], devise [2]

care [5], want [1]

against [3]

along [2], along with [1], with [1]Contradiction in TWL. (TWL has navu)

ponder [1]

arf [1], bark [1]arf [1], bark [1]

Slavic + -i- + Germanic/BWL

along [2], along with [1], without [3]

weekday [1]

care [2], worry [1]care [2], worried [1]care [2], worried [1]

adore [1]desert [3],deserve [1], earn [2], merit [1]

destroy [1]

call out [1]

afford [3]cede [1]

calf [2]

nuldimensiona (<nula+dimensiono)

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