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| a (la mesma loca) | at (in the same location as) |
| a (mover a) | to, towards, at (moving toward) |
| a ante | forward, ahead |
| a contra | backward (in reverse order) |
| a fini, a la futur distante | eventually (in the far future) |
| a la nivel | level, even (on the same level) |
| a la pasada distante | long ago (in the far past) |
| a min | at least, not less than (>=) |
| a no tempo | never |
| a parte, a otra parte | apart, separately |
| a plu | at most, only, just, merely, not more than (<=) |
| a retro | back (to previous place / condition) |
| a su | down |
| a supra | up |
| a tempo, pronto, no tarda | timely, prompt, on time |
| a tota tempo | always (at all times), ever (at any time) |
| abea | bee (member of genus Apis) |
| abitar | reside, dwell, live |
| abitror | umpire, referee, official |
| abri (< abrir), fora | opening, orifice |
| abrida (< abrir) | open (not shut) |
| abrir (open), levar (raise) | pry {British |
| acaso, nonfortuna | accident (unintentional and unexpected event) |
| acel | that (demonstrative) |
| acordar | agree |
| acrupir | squat |
| acua | water |
| acuida, fluente (< fluer) | runny, thin (of little viscosity) |
| aderinte (< aderir), visco | sticky |
| aderir | adhere (hold tightly to / stick to something) |
| adio | goodbye |
| adomen | abdomen |
| afundar | sink |
| ago | needle |
| agu | sharp, keen, pointy, acute |
| aidante | auxiliary |
| aidar | help, assist, aid |
| aira | air |
| ajitar, scuder (shake) | stir, agitate |
| ala, a acel loca | there (at/to that place) |
| ala | wing (of bird etc.) |
| alcalin | alkaline |
| alcol | alcohol |
| alfabeto | alphabet |
| alga | some, any (no particular one of) |
| alio | garlic (herb of sp. Allium sativum) |
| alo | hello |
| alora (time) | then (in time) |
| alta | high, tall (of much height) |
| alternar | alternate, take turns (do X then Y then X then Y) |
| altia | height (distance from ground / baseline to top) |
| amable | nice, kind, affable |
| amar | love |
| amarga | bitter |
| ambasador | ambassador |
| ambiente (< ambier) | environment, surroundings, context |
| ami | friend |
| amirar | admire |
| amiter, confesar | admit, confess |
| anca | hip |
| ance | also, additionally, too |
| ance, ancora | still, yet (even until the time mentioned) |
| ancora, da nova, otra ves | again, once more, re- |
| anelo | ring, torus, loop, circuit, closed curve |
| angula | angle (the relation of two lines radiating from a point) |
| animal | animal (non-vegetable creature) |
| anio | year |
| anjel, fe | angel, fairy (supernatural flying humanoid) |
| ano | anus |
| anoiante (< anoiar), tedios | boring, tedious |
| ante (en spasio) | before, in front of, ahead of (spatially) |
| ante (en tempo) | before, prior to, earlier than |
| aora | now (at this time) |
| anunsia, avisa | advertisement |
| anunsiar, proclamar | announce, proclaim |
| aprender | learn |
| aprobar | approve (of) |
| arabasar | sweep |
| aracide | peanut (plant/seed/pod of sp. Arachis hypogaea) |
| arado | plow (plough) |
| arania | spider, arachnid |
| arbor | tree |
| arboreta (<arbor) | bush, shrub |
| arcivo | file (dossier; loose bundle of data), record (a cache of information) |
| arco | arch |
| arco (per flexas) | bow (for arrows) |
| arco iris | rainbow |
| arder | burn |
| area, parte | region, area (a quantity of space within boundaries) |
| arena | sand |
| argila | clay |
| ariva (< arivar) | arrival |
| arjento | silver (the metal) |
| arma | weapon |
| armada | army |
| armonia | harmony (pleasing combination of stimuli) |
| arnes | harness |
| arte | art (creative craft; productive use of talent) |
| article | article, essay (piece of text about one topic) |
| artifisial | artificial (deliberately made by humans) |
| asconder | hide, conceal |
| asendador (< asende) | elevator {British lift} |
| asente | absent |
| asentuar | emphasize, accentuate, stress |
| aser | steel |
| aserar, rascar | tear, rip |
| asetar | accept (willingly receive) |
| asi, a esta loca | here (in/to this place) |
| asida | sour, acid(ic) |
| asino | donkey, ass (Equus asinus) |
| asorber | absorb |
| asta | till |
| ata (< atar) | act, deed |
| atacar | attack |
| atende (< atender) | attention (active perception) |
| atentar | try, attempt, endeavor |
| atico | attic, garret |
| ativia (< ativa) | activity, bustle, ado |
| atletisme < atlete | athletics (games involving physical skill), sports |
| atom | atom |
| atraer | attract |
| auto | car, automobile (wheeled motor vehicle) |
| automatica | automatic |
| autono | autumn, fall |
| autoria | authority (the right/power to command) |
| avara | greedy |
| avena | oat (plant/seed of genus Avena) |
| avenir, ocurer | happen, occur |
| aver | have (possess / be furnished with) |
| averter, avisar | warn |
| avia | bird (egg-laying feathered animal with wings) |
| avion | airplane, aircraft |
| axa | axe |
| azul (la color de sielo), blu (la color de mer) | blue |
| baca | berry (small pulpy fruit) |
| baia | bay (small body of water offset from lake or sea) |
| bal | ball (spheroidal plaything) |
| balansa | scale (device to measure weight) |
| balansar | balance, equilibrium |
| balde | bucket, pail |
| balena | whale (large marine mammal of order Cetacea) |
| balon | balloon |
| bambu | bamboo (plant/stem of genera Bambusa / Arundinaria / Dendrocalamus) |
| banana | banana (plant/fruit of genus Musa) |
| banco | bank (monetary institution) |
| bande (de cuoro) | strap |
| bande (de tela) | band, tape, flat strip |
| bande (de color) | stripe |
| bandera | flag, banner |
| bania | bath |
| bar | tavern, bar, pub |
| bara | bar, rod |
| barata | cheap, inexpensive |
| barba | beard |
| barco | boat |
| barcon | ship |
| baril | barrel, cask |
| basa, corta (no alta) | low, short (not tall; of little height) |
| basa (no profunda) | shallow (of little depth) |
| base (loca) | base, node, station (point from which things go or are done) |
| base, funda | basis, foundation (part which supports the rest) |
| bascetbal | basketball |
| basebal | baseball |
| basta | enough, sufficiently |
| batar | beat (repeatedly hit), batter |
| baton | club, cudgel |
| bebe | baby, infant |
| bela | beautiful |
| besar | kiss |
| bevir | drink |
| biblioteca | library |
| bilete | ticket, coupon |
| biliardo | pool, billiards |
| bir | beer |
| bisicle | bicycle |
| blanca | white |
| bloco | block (solid flat-surfaced mass of material) |
| bobin | spool, reel (cylinder onto which something is wound) |
| boca | mouth |
| bol | bowl (deep round dish) |
| baleta | bullet |
| bolir | boil |
| bomba | bomb |
| bon | well (in a good fashion) |
| bon | good |
| bondiser | bless (wish good upon) |
| bones | merchandise, goods, wares |
| borda | edge |
| bordo | shelf |
| bote | can (presealed metal container) {British tin} |
| boteca | store, shop, boutique |
| botela | bottle |
| boton (de planta) | bud (of flower/leaf) |
| boton (de camisa...) | button (on a shirt etc.) |
| boton (de caseta...) | knob |
| bove | cow/bull, cattle (bovine animal of either sex) |
| bove (carne de) | beef |
| braso | arm (shoulder to hand) |
| brice | brick (hard clay block) |
| briliante (< briliar) | bright (with much light present) |
| briliar | shine (radiate light) |
| brosa | brush |
| brun | brown |
| bruta | dirty, contra-clean |
| bur | butter |
| bus | bus |
| cada, tota | every, each |
| cadena | chain (connected series of rings or links) |
| cafe | coffee (plant/seeds of sp. Coffea arabica) |
| caje | cage |
| calcular | calculate, reckon |
| calda | hot |
| caldia | heat, warmth |
| calseta | sock, hose, stocking |
| cambiar (un cosa per un otra) | exchange, trade, swap |
| cambiar, alterar | change (become/make different), vary |
| camion | truck {British |
| camisa | shirt |
| campa | camp, bivouac, temporary shelter |
| campana, campaneta | bell |
| campania (politica) | campaign (for political office) |
| campania (tera rural) | rural area, countryside |
| campo | field (unbroken expanse of land) |
| can | dog (Canis familiaris) |
| canaba | hemp, marijuana (plant/material of sp. Cannabis sativa) |
| canal | canal, channel, ditch |
| candela | candle |
| canon | cannon |
| cantar | sing |
| capas | able (capable) |
| capasia | ability, capacity (to do something) |
| capel | hair |
| capitol (de libro) | chapter (main division of book) |
| capra | goat (animal of genus Capra) |
| capris | whim, caprice |
| cara (multe moneta) | expensive, costly |
| cara, amada | dear, precious, cherished |
| carater | character (role or personality) |
| carbon | carbon, coal |
| carga | load, burden |
| carne | meat, flesh |
| caro, vagon (de tren) | cart, carriage, wagon (wheeled vehicle; not self-propelled) |
| carota | carrot (plant/root of sp. Daucus carota sativus) |
| carta | card (stiff rectangle of material) |
| carta, constitui (< constituir) | constitution (charter of an organization) |
| cartamo | safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) |
| casa, me casa, te casa... | house (a free-standing man-made dwelling-building), home |
| casco | pod (seed pod) |
| categoria | category, classification |
| catran | tar (dark viscous liquid obtained by destructive distillation) |
| causar, far | cause (induce something to be/happen) |
| cauta | caution, prudence, carefulness |
| cauxo | rubber |
| cava | cave |
| cavalo | horse (Equus caballus) |
| cavar | dig |
| caveta | hollow |
| caxa | box (rigid rectangular receptacle) |
| ce | what |
| ce | that (e.g. "I know that you are right") |
| ce (comparada a...) | than, compared to |
| ceso | cheese |
| ci | who |
| cimica | chemical (substance made by or used in chemistry) |
| clamar | call, summon |
| clara | clear, plain (easy to see/understand) |
| clave (per securidor) | key (metal device for operating lock) |
| clave (util) | wrench {British spanner} |
| clavo | nail (pointy fastener) |
| cluida (< cluir) | closed, shut |
| cluir | close |
| cocer | cook (prepare by applying heat) |
| coda | tail |
| col | cabbage (plant/leaves of sp. Brassica oleracea capitata) |
| colaborar | cooperate, collaborate |
| colar | collar |
| colera | angry |
| colieda | set (complete group of similar items) |
| colier, recolier, juntar | gather, collect (bring or come together) |
| colina | hill (smaller than a mountain) |
| colo | neck |
| color | color |
| colpa, noda | bump, protrusion |
| colpa, xoca | stroke, jolt, blow of force |
| colpa (de laborores) | strike (work stoppage as protest) |
| colpar (con la pede) | kick |
| colpar | hit, strike |
| comanda (<comandar) | command, order, directive |
| combatar | fight, combat |
| combustable (< combustir) | fuel |
| come | meal (occasion for eating) |
| come de matina | breakfast |
| come de sera | dinner (evening meal) |
| come media | lunch |
| comeda (< comer) | food |
| comensar | begin, commence, start |
| comer | eat |
| comforta (< comfortar) | comfort (freedom from pain and/or worry) |
| comica | funny, comical |
| comite | committee (group appointed to do a task) |
| como | how |
| como | as like, similar to |
| compania | company (a business organization), firm |
| comparer | compare |
| compati (< compatir) | mercy |
| compatir | pity, feel compassion toward, feel sorry for |
| competer | compete, strive, vie |
| completa | whole, entire, complete |
| complicada (< complicar) | complex |
| comprar | buy, purchase |
| comprender | understand, comprehend |
| compromete | compromise |
| computador | computer (electronic instruction-obeying information-handler) |
| comun | common, general (shared by all members of a group) |
| comunia | community (individuals sharing space / culture) |
| comunica (< comunicar) | communication (exchange of information) |
| comuta, lia, junta (< comutar, liar, juntar) | connection, joint, junction |
| con | with (accompanied by) |
| con (usande...) | by means of, via, per, with (using; through instrumentality of) |
| conca | shell |
| concombre | cucumber (Cucumis sativus) |
| condui (< conduir) | behavior, conduct |
| coneo | rabbit (animal of family Leporidae) |
| confider | trust |
| cono | cone |
| conose, sabe | knowledge |
| conoser, saber | know |
| consela (< conselar) | advice |
| consensa | conscious, aware |
| consistir de | consist of, be composed of |
| consonante | consonant (non-vowel) |
| construida (< construir) | building, edifice (structure with walls and roof) |
| construir | build (join materials to create), construct |
| consumar | consume, deplete, expend, exhaust, use up |
| conta (< contar) | account (record of money received/paid/owed), bill, invoice (statement of money owed) |
| contaminar | pollute, contaminate |
| contar | count, enumerate |
| contenador (<contenir) | container |
| contenir | contain |
| continuar | continue, keep on doing/being |
| contra | against |
| contra ce | though |
| contrato | contract (agreement-document) |
| controlar | control |
| conveninte (< convenir) | suitable, proper, fit(ting), appropriate |
| copia | copy (a duplicate) |
| copre | copper |
| copular | copulate, have sex (with) |
| cor | heart (coronary muscle) |
| corajia (< corajo ) | courage, bravery |
| corco | cork (tree/elastic tissue of sp. Quercus suber) |
| corda, cordon, cordeta | cord, cable, rope, string |
| corer | run |
| coreta | right, correct |
| corno | horn (bone-like growth from animal's head) |
| corpo | body |
| corta (de longia o altia) | short (of little length) |
| corta (de tempo) | short, brief (of little duration) |
| corte | court (of law) |
| cortina | curtain |
| cortir (< corta ) | cut |
| cosa | thing |
| coser | sew |
| costum | habit, custom, routine practice |
| cotel | knife |
| coton | cotton (plant/fibers of genus Gossypium) |
| covre (< covrer) | cover (thing put onto or extended over something else) |
| covre (covre de la leto) | blanket (large piece of soft material used as a cover) |
| craser | crush (press on so as to break or re-shape) |
| cravata | necktie |
| crear | create, make (bring into existence) |
| credar | believe (accept as true) |
| credito | credit (permission to borrow money) |
| crema | cream (from milk) |
| creser | expand, grow |
| creta | chalk |
| criar | cry out, shout, yell |
| crime | crime |
| cristal | crystal |
| criticar | criticize |
| cruel | cruel |
| crus | cross (perpendicular intersection of linear items) |
| cuadra | dial (circle marked with numbers/symbols) |
| cuadra, plaza | square |
| cuadro, imaje | picture, image |
| cual | which |
| cualia | quality, trait, attribute, characteristic |
| cuando | when |
| cuantia (< cuanto) | quantity (amount / number / magnitude) |
| cuartso | quartz |
| cuasi | almost, nearly |
| cuatro | four |
| cuba | cube |
| cucaraxa | cockroach (insect of order Blattaria) |
| cuerca | oak (tree of genus Quercus) |
| cuieta | quiet, soft, faint (of little sonic intensity) |
| culier | spoon |
| culmine, alta | top, peak, summit |
| culpable (< culpar) | guilty, blame-worthy |
| culpar | blame |
| cultur | culture (the customs and beliefs of a people) |
| cuneo | wedge |
| cuoro | leather (prepared hide) |
| cupola | dome (anything shaped like an upside-down bowl) |
| cura (< curar), preocupa (< preocupar) | care, concern (about someone / something) |
| curva | curve |
| curva, curvada | bent |
| curvable | flexible (easily able to bend) |
| cuxin | pillow, cushion |
| danjer | danger (situation in which harm is probable) |
| dansar | dance |
| data | date (coordinates of a day given in some timekeeping system) |
| datilo/datila | date (tree/fruit of sp. Phoenix dactylifera) |
| de | of (owned by; belonging to; associated with; containing the measured quantity) |
| de | from, out of, away from, off (not on, off of) |
| de esta loca | away (from this or that place) |
| debeda (< deber) | debt, obligation to pay |
| debe (< deber) | duty (obligation) |
| deber | should, ought to (is/are expected/advised to ...); must |
| debil | feeble |
| delude (< deluder) | disappointment |
| demanda (<demandar) | question, query |
| demandar | ask, inquire, request, ask for |
| demente, fol | insane, crazy, mad |
| densa | dense (of much density), concentrated, thick, intense |
| densia | density |
| dente | tooth |
| departi (< departir) | departure |
| depender | depend on, rely on |
| des | ten |
| desastre | disaster, catastrophe |
| descriver | describe |
| descurar | neglect, negligence, apathy |
| deserto | desert |
| desider | decide |
| desinia, scema | chart, diagram |
| desiniar | draw (create a design) |
| destina (< destinar) | destination |
| destra | right(-hand) |
| destruir | destroy (contra-create; cause to cease existing) |
| detal | detail |
| devenir | become (begin to be; acquire the quality...) |
| dia | day (daytime -- as opposed to night), diurnal period |
| dia (dia completa) | day (24-hour period) |
| dia santa | sabbath (day of week with religious significance) |
| diagonal | diagonal, slanted |
| diferente (< diferer) | different |
| diferer | differ |
| diminuinte (< diminuir) | tapered (becoming narrower toward an end) |
| diminuir | decrease (become or make lesser in quantity), shrink, contract |
| dio | god, diety |
| direta | direct, immediate (with no intermediaries or obstacles) |
| direto | right (a right to do/be ...) |
| dirije | direction (orientation of motion) |
| dirije | address (postal co-ordinates) |
| dirijer | manage |
| disco | disk, disc |
| discuter | discuss, talk about |
| diser | say, tell, express in words |
| disionario | dictionary |
| disolver | dissolve |
| disputa (< disputar) | argument (verbal dispute) |
| distante, a distante | far (at / to a great distance) |
| distantia | distance (amount of space from X to Y) |
| distinguir | distinguish, differentiate, tell one from another |
| dito | finger |
| dito, dito de la pede | toe |
| diton | thumb |
| diverte (< diverter) | entertainment |
| diverter | turn, divert (send in a different direction) |
| divider | divide |
| divinar | guess, conjecture |
| do | where |
| dole (< doler) | pain |
| doler, ferir | hurt |
| doman | tomorrow |
| fema | woman (adult female person) |
| donar | give |
| dormir | sleep |
| dorso | back (dorsal area) |
| dragon | dragon (winged serpent with crested head and large claws) |
| drena (<drenar) | drain (device that removes unwanted liquid) |
| du | two |
| dulse | sweet |
| dur | hard, firm, resistant to pressure |
| dura (< durar) | duration (amount of time consumed) |
| durable, forte | durable, resilient, robust, strong (in this sense) |
| durante (< durar) | while |
| dutar | doubt |
| dux | shower, sprinkle |
| e | and, plus |
| eclise | eclipse |
| economia | economy |
| eda | age (degree of oldness / youngness) |
| egal | equal |
| egalir (< egal) | match (a thing suitably associated with another) |
| eglesa | church (building or institution of public worship) |
| el | he, she, him, her, it |
| elastica | elastic (able to regain shape/size after deformation) |
| electrica | electricity |
| eleje (< elejer), colie (< colier) | choice |
| elejer, colier | choose, pick (out), select one of many possibilities |
| elejer, votar | elect (select by voting) |
| elemente | element (substance of irreducible simplicity) |
| elianto | sunflower (plant/bloom of sp. Helianthus annuus) |
| elise | helix (any corkscrew-shaped object) |
| elmo | helmet |
| embarasa (< embarasar) | embarrassment |
| emplea (< emplear), labora (< laborar) | job, employment |
| en | in (located inside of) |
| en (tempo) | during |
| en loca de, per | instead of, rather than |
| encontrar | meet, encounter, come across |
| enemi | enemy |
| enerjia | energy |
| enfante | child |
| enferno | hell, Hades |
| engolir | swallow |
| engranaje | gear (toothed wheel) |
| enorme | huge, enormous, gigantic |
| ensirca | fence (outdoor barrier supported by posts) |
| entrar | enter, go into |
| entre | between, among, amidst, inter- |
| envelope | envelope (folded paper covering a letter) |
| enviar | send, dispatch, transmit |
| envolver | wrap |
| erba | grass (monocotyledonous plant of family Gramineae) |
| esaminar | examine, inspect |
| esata | exact, precise |
| escusar | excuse |
| esemplo, model | prototype, exemplar, archetype, model, sample |
| eser (es) | be |
| esersita, practica | exercise, practice (effort made to improve skills/health) |
| esfluer | emit (to send out any form of matter/energy in any manner) |
| esister | exist |
| esitar | pause, hesitate, suspend action temporarily |
| esperar | hope |
| esperimente | experiment |
| esperir | experience (consciously live through an event) |
| espetar | expect, anticipate (believe that X will come/happen), wait (for), await |
| esplica (<esplicar) | reason, explanation, justification, rationale |
| esploder | burst ,explode |
| esta | this (demonstrative) |
| esta modo | so (in this fashion) |
| estas | these |
| estate | summer |
| este | east |
| estender | spread (begin to cover or cause X to cover more area) |
| estender, stretir | stretch, extend |
| esterna | outer, exterior, external |
| estra | outside of, exterior to |
| estra | out (not in) |
| esvasada (<esvasar) | flared (opening up or spreading out from axis) |
| eticeta | label |
| evader | escape, flee from |
| evitar | avoid, evade, keep away from |
| fabrica | factory |
| falar | fail, miss, fail to hit/reach/see etc. |
| falda | skirt, kilt, dress (any torso-garment open at the bottom) |
| faldon | apron |
| falsa | false, untrue, wrong, incorrect |
| familia | family |
| famos | famous |
| fango | mud |
| fantasma | ghost (manifestation of dead person's soul) |
| far | do, perform, engage in, make, render (specified activity) |
| farina | flour (grain-powder) |
| fas | face |
| fasil | easy |
| fatigada (< fatigar) | tired, weary |
| fato | fact (undisputed datum) |
| fava | bean (lima/snap/etc. |
| fea | ugly |
| febre | fever |
| fecunda | fertile |
| felis | happy |
| fema | female |
| fenetra | window |
| feri | wound |
| ferir (living things), danar (non-living things) | injure, damage, harm |
| ferme | farm |
| fero | iron |
| ferovia | railroad |
| feses | feces, dung, excrement |
| festa | holiday |
| fesur | crack, fissure |
| feto, embrio | fetus (foetus), embryo |
| fia | girl |
| fia | daughter |
| fidel | loyal |
| figato | liver |
| figo/figa | fig (tree/fruit of genus Ficus) |
| filo, fibre | wire, thread, filament |
| finger | pretend, act, feign |
| finir | end, conclude, finish |
| fio (enfante o joven om) | boy |
| fio (propre) | son |
| fisica | physical (not mental, concerning the body) |
| flexa | arrow (sharp-tipped shaft shot from a bow) |
| flor | flower |
| flotar | float |
| fluer, corer | flow (travel in a current) |
| foco | fire |
| fol, stupida | foolish |
| folia | leaf |
| folia, telon | sheet (thin rectangle of paper/cloth/etc.) |
| fonder | melt |
| fondo | bottom |
| fora | hole |
| force | fork (instrument with >=2 prongs for picking up something) |
| foresta | forest |
| forma | form, shape |
| formica | ant (insect of family Formicidae) |
| fornar | bake (cook or harden by means of dry heat) |
| forno | oven |
| foro | drill |
| forte | loud (of much sonic intensity) |
| fortia | force |
| fortuna, acaso | chance, randomicity, luck |
| fotograf | photograph |
| frajil | fragile, delicate |
| frase | sentence (of words) |
| frate | brother |
| frecuente, a multe veses | frequently, often |
| frecuentia (<frecuente ) | frequency (degree of oftenness or seldomness) |
| frena | brake |
| frenar, retardar | restrain, inhibit, hold back |
| fresca | cool |
| fretar | rush, hurry, hasten |
| fria | cold, chilly, frigid |
| fronte (de testa) | forehead |
| fronte | front |
| frotar | rub, abrade |
| frugal | frugal, thrifty |
| fruta | fruit |
| fuca | kelp (seaweed of orders Laminariales and Fucales) |
| fuma | smoke |
| fungo, xampinion | mushroom (a complex aerial fleshy fruiting body of a fungus) |
| furar | steal (take in a criminal way) |
| furnir | provide, supply, furnish |
| fusil | gun (ballistic weapon) |
| futbal | football, soccer |
| futur | future (the f) |
| gaina (< gainar) | sheath |
| gal | chicken |
| gama | leg |
| ganto | glove |
| gardar, mantenir | guard, monitor, watch over |
| garga | throat |
| gas | gas |
| gato | cat (Felis catus) |
| gera | war |
| gidar | guide, lead |
| gidar, forsar | drive, impel, propel |
| gitar | guitar (stringed instrument played with the fingers) |
| gluteo | buttock |
| gota | drop (of liquid) |
| governa | government |
| gradal, per grado | gradual |
| grado | degree (the extent/intensity/scope of an action/condition/relation) |
| gramatica | grammar (rules and structure of a language) |
| grande | big, large (of much size), great |
| grandia | size (degree of largeness or smallness) |
| grandir (< grande), creser | increase (become or make greater in quantity) |
| granizo | hail |
| grano | grain(s), cereal crop(s) and their seed(s) |
| grapa | staple (fastener) |
| gras | fat (oily/greasy material from animal adipose tissue or plant seeds) |
| grasiante (< grasiar) | grateful, thankful |
| grasiar | thank (express gratitude toward) |
| gravita (< gravitar) | gravity |
| grilo | grasshopper |
| gris | gray {British grey} |
| grupo | group |
| grupo, parte | batch (quantity of things done/produced at one time) |
| gusta | flavor, taste |
| gustar | taste (perceive the flavor of) |
| idea | idea, concept (thought-bundle) |
| identia | identity |
| ier | yesterday |
| imajinar | imagine |
| imitar | imitate, mimic |
| importante | important |
| imposta | tax |
| inca | ink |
| inclinada (<inclinar) | sloped, inclined/declined (not horizontal) |
| indente | dent, nick, indentation |
| indicar | indicate, point |
| individu | individual (one considered separately from one's species) |
| infla (< inflar) | swelling, inflation |
| informa | information |
| inosente | innocent, contra-guilty |
| inseto | insect |
| intendar, voler | intend, mean to, do deliberately, have as a purpose |
| instruir | teach |
| insulta (< insultar) | insult |
| intelijente | intelligent |
| interesa (< interesar) | interest (desire to pay attention to something), fascination |
| interferir | interfere, hinder |
| interna | inner, internal, interior |
| internasional | international |
| interval | interval (quantity of time between events X and Y) |
| intestino | intestines, gut(s), viscera |
| inunda, deluvio | flood, deluge |
| inundar (morir o matar par...) | drown (die/kill via immersion) |
| inventar | invent (plan something which has never been made before) |
| inverno | winter |
| inversada (< inversar) | inverted, upside-down |
| investir | invest |
| invitar | invite |
| iris | iris (of eye) |
| isola | island |
| istoria | history (organized account of past events), chronicle |
| istoria, reporta (< reportar) | story, report |
| ja | already (prior to the time mentioned) |
| jaca | jacket (a short and/or lightweight coat) |
| jacon | coat (heavy outer garment with sleeves) |
| jada | jade (the tough green gemstone) |
| jala | yellow |
| jar | jar, jug (big wide-mouthed bottle) |
| jardin | garden |
| jela | ice |
| jelada | jelly (gelatinous semi-solid material), gel |
| jelar | freeze |
| jelosia (< jelos) | jealousy, envy |
| jem (gem), joala (jewelry) | jewel, gem |
| jena | cheek (side of face below eye) |
| jene | gene |
| jeneros | generous, charitable |
| jenitor, madre o padre | parent |
| jeno | knee |
| jentil | gentle, mild |
| jerme (< jermer) | sprout (young shoot of plant) |
| jestar | gesture |
| jinastica | gymnastics |
| jinjer | ginger (plant/rhizome of genus Zingiber) |
| jinsen | ginseng (plant/root of genus Panax) |
| jornal (mensal, dial) | magazine (periodical publication), newspaper |
| joven | young (of little age; having existed/lived for a brief time) |
| jua (< juar) | game (a rule-governed system of competitive amusement) |
| juar | play, recreate, frolic |
| judir | judge (compare something to criteria), form an opinion about |
| jueta | toy, plaything |
| junta, juntada | together |
| juntar | add, append, join so as to cause an increase |
| juria | jury |
| jus | juice (fluid extracted from something) |
| justa | just, fair, equitable |
| la | the |
| la min | least |
| la plu | most |
| labio | lip |
| labora | work, effort, labor, toil |
| lado | side, flank, lateral area |
| lago | lake |
| lama | blade |
| lampa | lamp |
| lampo | lightning |
| lana | wool |
| langosta | lobster |
| lansa | spear, lance |
| lansar | throw, toss |
| larga | wide, broad (of space between objects) |
| largia | width (degree of wideness or narrowness) |
| larma | tear(drop(s)) |
| laton | brass (copper-zinc alloy) |
| lavar | wash |
| laxe | loose (contra-snug), baggy |
| laxe | loose (contra-taut), slack |
| lege | law (a rule enforced by a government) |
| lejer | read |
| lejera | light (of little weight) |
| lenio | wood (the substance) |
| lenta | slowly (with little speed) |
| lenta | slow |
| lente | lens |
| lentil | lentil (plant/seeds of sp. Lens culinaris) |
| leon | lion (Felis leo) |
| lete | milk |
| letera, nota | letter (a message written and mailed) |
| leto | bed |
| letus | lettuce (plant/leaves of genus Lactuca) |
| levier | lever |
| lezardo | lizard |
| liar | tie, bind |
| libre | free (at liberty) |
| libro | book |
| licuido | liquid |
| lima | file (tool for abrading) |
| limita | limit, boundary |
| limpa | clean |
| lingua (de corpa) | tongue (body-part) |
| lingua (per comunica) | language (the verbal communication technique of a people) |
| linia | line (series of contiguous points) |
| lino | flax (Linum usitatissimum) |
| lisa | smooth |
| liscar, patinar (< patin) | slide, slip, glide |
| lista | list |
| loca | place, location |
| local | local |
| lodar | praise, compliment, laud |
| lojica | logic (formalized process of reasoning) |
| longa (spasio) | long (of much length) |
| longa (tempo) | long (of much duration) |
| longia | length (distance from one end to the other) |
| los | they,them |
| luna | moon (natural satellite of a planet) |
| lupo | wolf (Canis lupus) |
| lus | light (visible electro-magnetic radiation) |
| lusifer | match (little fire-stick) |
| lutar | wrestle |
| ma | but, however |
| macia (< maciar) | blemish, blot |
| macina | machine (device with moving parts) |
| madre, mama | mother |
| magnete | magnet |
| magra | thin, slender (small from one surface to the opposite surface) |
| mais | corn, maize (plant/seeds of sp. Zea mays) |
| majia | magic, sorcery |
| majoria | majority |
| mal | bad, evil |
| malada | disease, illness, sickness |
| maldiser | curse, damn (wish evil upon) |
| pomo/poma | apple (tree/fruit of genus Malus) |
| mamal | mammal |
| mancar | lack (be without) |
| mandarino/mandarina | mandarin, tangerine (tree/fruit of sp. Citrus reticulata) |
| manico | handle (part of tool by which it is held) |
| mano | hand |
| mantenir, gardar | keep, retain, go on having (e.g. "you should keep this book") |
| mantis | mantis (insect of order Manteodea) |
| mapa | map (drawing of planet's surface) |
| mar | sea, ocean |
| marca | mark (visible traces left behind) |
| marea | tide |
| martel | hammer |
| masa | lump, clod, blob, piece of no particular shape |
| matar | kill |
| materia | matter, material, substance |
| matina | morning (dawn to noon) |
| matur | mature, adult |
| max, parte | game, match (one particular encounter between competitors) |
| me | I, me, mine |
| me mesma, tu mesma, se mesma, la person propre | self |
| media | middle, center |
| media, di (1/2) | half (1/2) |
| mediadia | noon |
| medianote | midnight |
| medisin | medicine (substance that makes one healthy) |
| melon | squash, melon (plant/fruit of genus Cucurbita grown for edible fruit) |
| membro | member (of group/organization) |
| mensa | month |
| menta | mint (plant of family Labiatae) |
| mente | mind |
| mentenir, conservar | preserve, maintain (keep X in good condition) |
| mentir | lie (utter a known falsehood) |
| mento | chin |
| mercato | market (place where goods are bought/sold/traded) |
| meritar | deserve, merit, be worthy of |
| mesaje, nota | message (batch of transmitted information) |
| mesma | same, identical |
| mesurar | measure |
| metal | metal |
| metodo | method, manner, way (of doing), technique |
| microscopio | microscope |
| miel | honey |
| mil (1 000) | thousand |
| milion (1 000 000) | million |
| militar | military |
| min | less (a smaller quantity of) |
| mineral | mineral, ore |
| ministro prima | prime minister |
| minoria | minority |
| minuto | minute (60 seconds) |
| miracle | miracle |
| miror | mirror |
| miscar | mix, blend |
| misterio | mystery |
| mobilas (< mobila) | furniture |
| moda | vogue, trend, fad, fashion |
| model | pattern |
| mol | soft, malleable, yielding to pressure |
| mola | spring (metal helix) |
| molecula | molecule |
| moler | grind |
| molin | mill (place where raw materials are processed) |
| momente | moment, an instant |
| moneta (peso de...) | coin |
| moneta | money |
| montania | mountain |
| mor | dead |
| moral | moral (ethical) |
| morder | bite |
| morir (< mor) | die |
| mosca | fly (small winged insect) |
| mosceta | mosquito |
| mostarda | mustard (plant of sp. Brassica hirta / B. nigra / B. juncea) |
| mostrar, esibir | show, exhibit, display |
| motor | motor, engine |
| motorsicle | motorcycle |
| mover | move (engage in motion / cause to engage in motion) |
| multe | many (a large number of), much (a large quantity of) |
| multe | much, very (to a large degree; with great intensity) |
| multipliar | multiply |
| mundo | world |
| mur | wall |
| mus | mouse |
| musculo | muscle |
| museo | museum |
| musica | music |
| mutua | mutual, reciprocal |
| nadar | swim |
| narada (< narar) | fiction |
| nas | nose |
| nase | birth |
| nasion | nation, state (political entity) |
| nativa | native (naturally belonging to a given realm) |
| natur | nature (that which occurs spontaneously; the non-artificial world) |
| nebla | fog |
| negar | deny (say that X is not true) |
| negativa | negative |
| negosia | business, commerce |
| negra | black |
| neon | neon |
| nervo | nerve |
| nesesar, mancar | need, require |
| nesesada (< nesesar) | necessary, needed, required |
| neutra | neuter (neither male nor female) |
| neva (< nevar) | snow |
| nido | nest, den, lair (an animal's self-made house) |
| nitrojen | nitrogen |
| no | no |
| no | not |
| nome | name |
| nonagu | dull, blunt (of little sharpness) |
| nondependente (< depender) | independent |
| nonfasil | difficult, hard |
| nonperfeta | flaw, defect, imperfection |
| nonregula | irregular, sporadic, intermittent |
| norde | north |
| norma | standard (noun) |
| normal (< norma) | normal, ordinary, usual |
| nos | we, us, our |
| nota | note, annotation |
| notar, oservar | notice, observe |
| note | night |
| nova | new, novel, recent (having been known for a brief time) |
| novas | news, tidings |
| nove | nine |
| noza | nut (hard-shelled fruit/seed with separable shell and kernel) |
| nube | cloud |
| nuda | naked, nude, exposed (without the usual cover) |
| numero (de jornal) | issue, edition (of periodical etc.) |
| numero | number, numeral (a word or symbol indicating quantity) |
| o | or |
| ober | obey |
| obesa | fat, obese, plump |
| oblidar | forget (contra-remember) |
| oculo | eyeglasses |
| odir | hate |
| odore (< odorer) | smell, odor, aroma |
| ofisia | agency, bureau, office |
| ofisial (< ofisia) | official (issued with authority) |
| ofrer | offer (present for acceptance or rejection) |
| oio | eye |
| oir | hear |
| ojeto | object (concrete tangible thing) |
| oji | today |
| oci | hockey |
| olio | oil (a combustible fatty liquid that will not mix with water) |
| olivo/oliva | olive (tree/fruit of sp. Olea europaea) |
| om | man (adult male person) |
| om | male |
| ombilico | navel |
| ombra | shadow, shade |
| onca | hook |
| onda | wave |
| onion | onion (plant/bulb of sp. Allium sepa) |
| operar | operate (a machine) |
| oposante (< oposar), contra | opposite (opposing) |
| opina < opinar | opinion |
| ora | hour (60 minutes) |
| orania | orange (having a hue between red and yellow) |
| oranio/orania | orange (tree/fruit of Citrus sinensis / related spp.) |
| ordina | sequence, order (temporal arrangement of events in a series) |
| orea | ear |
| organiza, grupo | club, society (voluntary association re |
| organizar | organize (bring together to perform a task) |
| organo | organ (of body) |
| orgulia (< orgula) | pride (proudness; self-respect) |
| orijin | source, origin |
| orijinal | original, non-imitative |
| orizonal | horizontal |
| ornada (< ornar) | ornament, decoration |
| oro | gold (the precious metal) |
| orolojo | clock |
| orolojo de arena | hourglass |
| oscur (poca lus) | dark, dim (with little light present) |
| oscur (no conoseda) | obscure, unheard of |
| osida | rust, corrosion |
| osijen | oxygen |
| oso | bone |
| ospital | hospital |
| ostaculo | barrier, obstacle |
| otel | hotel, inn |
| otenir | get, acquire, gain, obtain |
| oto | eight |
| otra | other, another |
| oval | oval, ellipse |
| ovea | sheep (Ovis aries) |
| ovo | egg |
| paceta | package, packet, parcel |
| paco, paceta | bundle, bunch (group of things tied or grouped together) |
| padela | pan (broad shallow cooking dish) |
| padre, papa | father |
| padron | master, lord |
| paiar | pay |
| pais (nasion) | country (nation) |
| paje | page (one side of a sheet of paper in a book) |
| pala | shovel |
| palma | palm (of hand) |
| pan | bread |
| paneta | sandwich |
| panier | basket |
| pantala | shorts, trunks (trousers extending no lower than knees) |
| pantalon | pants, trousers |
| pantan | swamp, marsh |
| paper | paper |
| papilio | butterfly |
| paradiso, sielo | heaven, celestial realm, Valhala etc. |
| paralel | parallel |
| parapluve | umbrella |
| parce | park (public outdoor area) |
| pardonar | forgive, pardon |
| parer | seem, appear to be, give the impression of |
| parar | stop |
| parlamente | parliament, congress (legislative body of elected officers) |
| parlar | speak, talk |
| parola | word |
| parte | part, allocation, allotment, portion |
| parte (polica o de relijion) | party (political), sect (religious) |
| partir | leave, depart, go away from |
| pas | peace (freedom from fighting or turmoil) |
| pasada | past (the p), earlier time |
| pasajer | ride (sit/perch in/on a vehicle/horse/etc. and travel) |
| pasaporte | passport |
| pasear | walk |
| pasiente | patience |
| pasta (per comer) | pasta, noodles |
| pasta, cola | paste (any thick soft dough-like material) |
| patata | potato (plant/tuber of sp. Solanum tuberosum) |
| pavo | turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) |
| pedal | pedal |
| pede | foot (on which something stands) |
| pel | skin |
| pelicula | film (very thin layer) |
| pen | pen (writing tool that uses ink) |
| pena | comb |
| pender, suspender | hang, suspend, dangle |
| penis | penis |
| peneta | pencil, crayon (writing tool that uses semi-solid substance) |
| pensar | think |
| peper | pepper (black -- plant/seed of sp. Piper nigrum) |
| peperon | pepper (hot/sweet/bell pepper -- plant/pod of genus Capsicum) |
| per | for (to benefit; destined for; for the purpose of; in exchange for) |
| per ce | why, because of, due to |
| per favore | please (formal request) |
| perder | lose (cease having; contra-acquire); misplace (lose; become unable to find) |
| periodo, epoca | period, era, epoch |
| perir | waste, misuse |
| permanente | permanent, perpetual |
| permeter | permit, allow, let |
| persepir | perceive, detect |
| person | person, human being |
| pesa | heavy (of much weight) |
| pesia | weight (degree of heaviness or lightness) |
| peso (de stofa) | patch (a piece used to cover/repair a flaw) |
| peso | piece (a part broken/cut/separated from something larger) |
| peto | chest (upper front of torso) |
| petrolio | oil (crude oil), petroleum |
| pex | fish |
| pi | pea (plant/seed of sp. Pisum sativum) |
| pico | tiny, minuscule |
| pila | pile, heap, stack of things or of a substance |
| pino | pine (coniferous tree of genus Pinus) |
| pinse | tongs |
| pinta | paint |
| piramide | pyramid |
| piza | pizza |
| plaia | beach, shore |
| plan, projeta (< projetar), desinia (< desiniar) | plan, design |
| plana | plane (flat surface) |
| plance | board |
| planeta | planet |
| planta | plant (a vegetable life-form) |
| plase | pleasure |
| plastica | plastic (synthetic/processed moldable material) |
| plata | flat, planar |
| plato, plateta | dish, plate |
| platon | tray |
| plen | full, filled |
| pliar | fold |
| plise (< pliser) | wrinkle, crease |
| plomo | lead (the metal) |
| plorar | cry, weep |
| plu | more (a larger quantity of) |
| plu distante ce | beyond, farther than, exceeding |
| pluma | feather |
| pluve (< pluver) | rain |
| poca | little, few |
| poca (no grande) | small (of little size) |
| poesia | poem |
| polaria | polarity (electric, magnetic, etc.) |
| polisia | police (organization to enforce laws) |
| politica | politics |
| polo, bara, baton | pole, stick, post |
| polso | wrist |
| polvo | powder, dust |
| pompa | pump |
| poner | put, place, translocate |
| ponte | bridge |
| popa | doll, effigy |
| popla | people (a people), folk, the members of an ethnic group / nation |
| porco | pig, swine (omnivorous mammal of family Suidae) |
| porco (carne de) | pork |
| porta | door |
| portar | carry (move while supporting) |
| porto | port |
| pos (tempo) | after (later than; in the future of) |
| pos (spasio) | behind, in back of, to the rear of |
| posable | possible (able to happen or be done) |
| posable | maybe, perhaps, possibly |
| poseser | own (possess according to law or custom) |
| positiva | positive |
| posmedia | afternoon (noon to dusk) |
| posmedianote, note tarde | graveyard shift, middle of the night (midnight to dawn) |
| postar, enviar | mail (transmit postally) |
| posto | position (location relative to others) |
| potasio | potassium |
| pote | strength (ability to exert physical power) |
| poter | can, could (is/are able to ...) |
| poter, aver permete, es permiteda, es posable (aux) | might, may (aux) |
| potia, corente electrical | power |
| povre | poor, impoverished |
| pox | |
| prear | pray (communicate with god(s)) |
| preferir | favor, prefer |
| prematura, pronto | early, premature |
| premio | prize, award |
| prender | catch, take, capture, seize |
| preocupa (< preocupar), ansia | worry, anxiety |
| prepareda, pronto | ready, prepared for a task / event |
| presar | push, press |
| presedente (<preseder) | prior, preceding, previous, contra-next |
| presenta teatral, drama | play (performed by actors on stage), drama |
| presente (aora) | present (the present time; the now) |
| presente (eser a esta loca, no asente) | present (existing in the indicated place; contra-absent) |
| presidente | president |
| presipe | cliff |
| preso | price, cost |
| prestar (a) | lend |
| prestar (de) | borrow |
| prete | priest, clergyman |
| prevenir | prevent (keep from happening) |
| prima | first |
| primavera | spring (the season) |
| primir | print (to copy marks by pressing inked objects on paper) |
| prison | prison, jail |
| privada | private (contra-public) |
| proba | proof, evidence |
| probable | probable (likely to happen/be) |
| probar | prove, test, check |
| problem | problem |
| profita | profit, gain |
| profonda | deep, profound (of much depth) |
| profondia | depth (distance from ground / baseline down to bottom) |
| programa | program |
| progresa | progress, advancement |
| proibir | prohibit, forbid, contra-permit |
| projeta | project, undertaking, venture |
| promete (< prometer) | promise (a claim about one's future actions), pledge |
| pronto | soon (in the near future) |
| proportio | ratio, rate, proportion |
| propria | property |
| prosede (de justa) | trial (in court) |
| prosede | process, procedure |
| prosima | near, close to |
| prosima, a prosima | near (at / to a little distance) |
| protejer, defender | protect, defend |
| protesta (< protestar) | protest, objection |
| provinse | province (of Canada etc.), prefecture, state (of USA etc.) |
| pruno/pruna | plum (certain trees/fruits of genus Prunus) |
| publico, popla | public, populace, the people (as in People's Republic) |
| publico | public (available to most or all persons) |
| pulea | pulley |
| pulmon | lung |
| puniar | stab, jab |
| punio | fist |
| punir | punish |
| puntar | aim (to point/direct X toward Y) |
| puntas | score (the tally of points in a competition) |
| pur | pure, unadulterated, uncontaminated |
| purpur | purple |
| putrir | rot, decay |
| raceta, baston | bat, stick, racket/racquet (any ball-hitting tool) |
| radio | radio apparatus, wireless set |
| radis | root (of a plant) |
| raio | ray |
| ramo | branch (small part going out from main part) |
| ramper | crawl |
| rana | frog (web-footed tailless leaping amphibian) |
| rapida, pronto | quick (not slow) |
| rapida, pronto | quickly, rapidly, swiftly (with much speed) |
| rapidia | speed, velocity (degree of fastness or slowness) |
| rara, a poca veses | seldom, rarely |
| rarida (<rarir < rara) | rarefied, tenuous, diffuse, dilute, sparse, wispy |
| rasa | race (group of people with similar characteristics) |
| rascar | scratch |
| rasor | razor |
| rasorar (< rasor), cortir la barba | shave |
| rasto | rake |
| razona | reasoning, rational thought |
| re | king |
| rea | queen |
| real, vera | real, actual |
| rebondir | bounce, rebound |
| reclamar | claim, assertion (statement of unknown accuracy) |
| recolier | harvest, reap |
| recompensar | reward |
| reconoser | recognize |
| recordar | remember |
| rede | net |
| refusada | garbage, trash, rubbish |
| refusar | reject, refuse (contra-accept) |
| regarder | look |
| regreter | regret |
| regula | rule, regulation |
| regula | regular, periodic (at uniform intervals) |
| rel, bara | rail (usually horizontal bar for restraining/supporting things) |
| relasar, librir (< libre) | release (quit keeping/restraining) |
| relate (< relater) | relationship, association |
| relijio | religion |
| remo | paddle, oar (stick with broad end) |
| ren | kidney |
| reparer | repair, fix |
| repone (< reponer) | replacement (permanent substitute/substitution) |
| representar | represent (act as a substitute for) |
| repulsar | repel |
| resente | recently (in the near past) |
| reserva (< reservar) | store, cache, reserve, reservoir |
| resetar | receive |
| resiniar | resign |
| respetar | respect, venerate, esteem |
| respirar | breathe |
| respondablia (<responder), debe | responsibility, liability, accountability |
| responde (< responder) | answer, reply to a question or argument |
| resta | rest (of ...), remainder, leftovers, remnant |
| restar (en leto...) | lie (recline horizontally) |
| restar, star | remain, stay |
| restorada (< restorar) | refreshed, zesty, perky |
| restorante | restaurant |
| resulta | result, consequence |
| resulta | effect (noun) |
| reta | straight (not bent) |
| retangula | rectangle |
| retardar | delay, retard, tarry, postpone |
| retil | reptile |
| retornar | return (go or send back to previous place/condition) |
| retro | rear, back part of |
| revela (< revelar | revelation, mystical vision |
| revelar | reveal, disclose |
| revolta | riot |
| rica | rich, wealthy |
| rier | laugh |
| rijida, dur | stiff, rigid |
| rio | river |
| ris | rice (plant/seed of sp. Oryza sativa) |
| ritmo | rhythm |
| rituo | ritual, rite, ceremony |
| roca | rock, stone |
| roceto | rocket |
| roja | red |
| rol | role (an individual's function) |
| rolar | roll (move like a ball/cylinder by turning over and over) |
| romper | break (into pieces) |
| ronda | round (circular or spherical) |
| rosa | rose (plant/flower of genus Rosa) |
| rota | wheel |
| ru | rough, coarse, contra-smooth |
| ruido | noise (confused/randomized sound/stimuli) |
| saco | sack, bag |
| saison | season |
| saja | wise |
| sal | salt |
| sala | room, chamber |
| salada | salad |
| salsix | sausage |
| saltar | jump, leap |
| salvar | save, rescue |
| sana | healthy |
| sangue | blood |
| santa | holy, sacred |
| sapato | shoe |
| sapon | soap |
| satisfa (<satisfar) | satisfaction |
| savaje | wild, feral, untamed |
| scafal | rack (framework of bars for storage) |
| scala | ladder |
| scalera | stair(s) |
| scalar, asender | climb |
| sceleto | skeleton |
| scermo, protejador | shield (a protective implement) |
| scermo, rete | screen, mesh |
| sci | ski |
| sclavo | slave |
| scola | school |
| scopa | broom |
| scriver | write |
| scuadra | team, crew, squad |
| scuder, ajitar | shake |
| scural | squirrel (rodent of family Sciuridae) |
| seca | dry |
| secondo | second (1/60th of a minute) |
| secreta | secret |
| securador (< securir) | lock (device for securing doors) |
| securi (< securir) | insurance (protective contractual arrangement) |
| securia | safety, security |
| seda | silk |
| seguente (< seguer) | next (coming immediately after; "tomorrow" = the next day) |
| seguer | follow |
| selebrar | celebrate, rejoice |
| selo (postage stamp) | stamp (noun) |
| semana | week |
| seme | seed |
| sene | ash |
| senior | Mister, Mr. |
| seniora | Ms., Miss/Mrs. |
| seno | breast, mammary |
| sensa | sense (ability to perceive a given kind of stimuli) |
| sentir | feel (experience an emotion/sentiment) |
| senta, senteta | chair (furniture for one person to sit on) |
| sentar | sit (be in a sitting position) |
| sentenio | century |
| sento | hundred |
| separeda (< separer) | separate |
| sera | evening (dusk to midnight) |
| serebro | brain |
| seri | series (a number of similar things following one another) |
| seria | serious, earnest, grave |
| serpente | snake, serpent (reptile of suborder Serpentes or Ophidia) |
| serpentin | serpentine, meandering, convoluted |
| serta | certain, sure |
| servir | serve (provide service to) |
| servo | deer (animal of family Cervidae) |
| ses | six |
| sesamo | sesame (plant/seed of genus Sesamum) |
| sesar | cease, stop doing, quit |
| sesion | section, segment (a part somehow different/separated from others) |
| seso | sex, gender |
| sete | seven |
| sfera | sphere |
| si | yes |
| si | if (on condition that...; supposing that...) |
| sibilar | whistle |
| sicle | cycle (one complete performance of a periodic process) |
| sielo | sky |
| siensa | science |
| siera | saw (tool) |
| sifra | code (cryptographic system) |
| sigareta | cigarette |
| silaba | syllable |
| silenta | silent |
| silindre | cylinder |
| simbol | symbol, sign, token |
| simia | monkey, small primate |
| simile | similar |
| simple | simple |
| sin , esetante, ma no... | except for, besides, apart from, other than, excluding |
| sin | without, with no ..., lacking |
| sinco | five |
| sinema | movie, motion picture |
| sinia | sign (board with public notice written on it) |
| sinifia | meaning (semantic content of a word) |
| sinistra | left(-hand) |
| sintur | belt |
| sira | wax |
| sirca, supra | about (pertaining to; on the topic of) |
| sirca (spasio) | around, encircling, surrounding |
| sircula | circle |
| seringa | syringe |
| sisor | scissors |
| sistem | system |
| sitar | quote, cite |
| site | city |
| sivilia | civilization |
| sodio | sodium |
| sofito | ceiling |
| soflar | blow (move/cause to move as a current of gas) |
| soia | soya, soybean (plant/seed of sp. Glycine max) |
| sol | sun |
| sola | only, solely, exclusively |
| sola, triste | lonely (feeling undesirable solitude) |
| soldato | soldier |
| solida | solid (not a gas or liquid) |
| solo | floor (bottom of room) |
| soma | total, sum, aggregate |
| sona | sound (audible waves in the air) |
| sonia (< soniar) | dream |
| sopa | soup |
| sore | sister |
| spada | sword |
| spala | shoulder |
| spasio | space, room, void |
| speler | spell (orthographical) |
| spesa | thick, fat (large from one surface to the opposite surface) |
| spesia | thickness (of a solid object, etc.) |
| spesie | species |
| spesifada, spesial | specific, special, particular |
| spina | spike, barb, cleat, thorn |
| spina, spina dorsal, colona vertebral | spine, backbone |
| spinax | spinach (plant/leaves of sp. Spinacia oleracea) |
| spira | coil |
| spira | spiral, whorl |
| spirito | soul, spirit (believed to outlive the body) |
| spise | spice, seasoning |
| sponja | sponge (real/synthetic corpse of animal of phylum Porifera) |
| sposa | wife |
| sposi (< sposir) | marriage (spousal relationship) |
| sposo | husband |
| spuma | foam, froth |
| sputar | spit |
| stanio | tin (the metal) |
| stante (<star), constante | constant, invariant, stable |
| star | stand |
| state | condition, state, status |
| stela | star |
| stilo | stylus |
| stofa, tela | cloth, fabric (material made of threads) |
| stomaco | stomach |
| stornuir | sneeze |
| strada, rua, via | street, road |
| strana | strange, weird, unusual, peculiar |
| strata | layer |
| streta | narrow, of little width (of space between objects) |
| streta, presis | snug (just large enough to contain X), tight (in this sense) |
| strutur | structure, frame |
| studiar | study |
| stupida | stupid |
| su | under, below, beneath |
| sua (< suar) | sweat, perspiration |
| subita | sudden, abrupt |
| sucar | suck |
| sude | south |
| sufrir | suffer |
| sujester, proposar | suggest, propose (offer an idea) |
| sujeto, tema | subject, topic of discussion |
| sulca (<sulcar) | furrow, rut, groove |
| sulfur | sulfur |
| sumita (< sumitar) | submission, surrender |
| suposar | suppose, presume |
| supra | above, over |
| supra, a la suprafas | on (resting on; touching the top or other surface of) |
| suprafas | surface |
| surier | smile |
| surprender | surprise, startle |
| susede (< suseder) | success |
| suseder | succeed |
| susolo | cellar, basement |
| sustar, suportar | support |
| sustitui (< sustituir) | substitute, surrogate (temporary replacement) |
| sutraer, retirar | remove, subtract, take away, delete |
| tabaco | tobacco (plant/leaves of sp. Nicotiana tabacum) |
| table | table (piece of furniture with flat top) |
| taie | waist |
| tal | such (like these) |
| talento, capasia | talent, skill, knack, ability, capacity |
| taliar | trim, prune (cut off ragged edges) |
| talon | heel |
| tambur | drum (hollow musical instrument beaten with sticks or hands) |
| tapeto | rug, mat |
| tapo | plug, seal, stopper |
| tarda | late, tardy |
| tas | cup (small bowl with handle) |
| taxe | task, chore, job, assignment |
| te | tea (plant/leaves of sp. Camellia sinensis) |
| teatro | theater |
| tecnolojia, tecnica | technology |
| tela | towel |
| telefon | telephone |
| telescopio | telescope |
| television | television set |
| temer | fear (be afraid of) |
| temperatur | temperature (relative amount of heat present) |
| tempeste | storm |
| tempo | time (the dimension/continuum of past-present-future) |
| tempo atmosferal, clima | weather |
| temporer | temporary, transient |
| tende (< tender) | tendency, propensity, inclination |
| tender | reach, extend as far as |
| tenir | hold, grasp |
| tenis | tennis |
| tensa (< tensar) | taut, tight, tense, strained |
| tentar | tempt |
| teoria | theory |
| tepida | warm |
| tera | earth (terra firma contrasted with sea and heaven) |
| tera, polvo, solo | dirt, earth (tangible), soil |
| tera, tereno (area of ground) | land (property) |
| teremoto | earthquake |
| teser | weave |
| testa | head |
| testiculo | testicle |
| testo | document |
| teto | roof |
| tigre | tiger (Felis tigris) |
| tipo, jenero, spesie | kind, sort, type, variety (of...) |
| tirano | dictator, tyrant |
| tirar | pull (draw something toward oneself) |
| tirar (shoot), fusilar (shoot a gun) | shoot (cause to rapidly go forth) |
| tocar | touch |
| tocar, sentir | feel (perceive with the tactile sense) |
| toleta, saleta privada | toilet, water closet |
| tomate | tomato (plant/berry of genus Lycopersicon) |
| tona | thunder |
| tono | tone, pitch (frequency of sound waves) |
| tore | tower |
| tornado | tornado |
| torser | turn, rotate, revolve |
| tortuga | turtle (reptile of order Testudinata) |
| torturar, tormentar | torture, torment |
| tota | all (the whole number or entire sum of) |
| tota, basta | quite (very) |
| tra | across, through |
| traer | bring (cause something to come along with one toward a place) |
| traer, retraer | retrieve, fetch (go to X and bring it back) |
| transporta | vehicle |
| trapa | trap |
| tre | three |
| tren | train (of railroad) |
| triangula | triangle |
| trigo | wheat (plant/seed of sp. Triticum aestivum) |
| triste | sad, unhappy, melancholy |
| tro poca | too little, insufficiently |
| tro | too much, excessively |
| trompa | horn (makes noise when blown) |
| trovar | find (discover the location of) |
| truco | trick, chicanery |
| tu | you (singular) |
| tubo | pipe (a hard tube for transporting liquid) |
| turba, problema | trouble, difficulty |
| ueste | west |
| ultima | last, final (after all others) |
| umida, moiada (< moiar) | wet |
| umil | humble, modest |
| un | a |
| un (1) | one |
| ungia | nail (fingernail) |
| uniforme | uniform (special garments worn by members of a group) |
| unir | unite |
| universa | universe, cosmos |
| universia | university |
| urina | urine |
| urso | bear (animal of Ursidae family) |
| usar | use, utilize |
| util | tool, utensil, implement |
| uvo/uva | grape (plant/fruit of genus Vitis) |
| vacua | empty |
| vacuida (< vacuir) | vacuum |
| vader | go (move from starting point to elsewhere) |
| vagar | drift, wander |
| vajina | vagina |
| vale | valley |
| valua | value (the quality of being useful and/or desirable), worth |
| valuar, gustar | like, enjoy (derive pleasure from) |
| valva | valve (flow-controller) |
| vapor | steam, mist |
| vaporir | evaporate |
| vaso | pot (deep round vessel) |
| vea | old |
| vejetal | vegetable |
| vela | sail |
| veliada (< veliar) | awake |
| velo | veil |
| vena | vein, blood vessel |
| vender | sell |
| venena | poison, toxin |
| venir | come, arrive (at indicated place) |
| venja | revenge, vengeance, retribution, getting even |
| venta | wind |
| ventador | fan (device to create air current) |
| vera | true |
| verde | green |
| vergonia | shame |
| verme | worm |
| versar | pour (cause to flow) |
| versar | spill (accidentally emit liquid) |
| vertical | vertical |
| ves | time (e.g. "do it 3 times"), occasion, instance, iteration |
| veste | garment (item of clothing), clothing, clothes |
| via | way, route, path, course |
| viaja | journey, trip, voyage |
| vider | see |
| vijilante (< vijilar), atendente (< atender) | alert |
| vila, vileta | village |
| vinagre | vinegar |
| vino | wine |
| violente (< violer) | violent, harsh |
| virus | virus |
| visco | viscous, thick (of high viscosity) |
| vise | screw (threaded fastener) |
| visitar | visit |
| vitro | glass |
| vive (< viver) | life |
| vivente (< viver) | alive |
| viver | live (be alive) |
| vocabulo | vocabulary (sum of words available to a person/people) |
| vocal | vowel |
| volar | fly (move through the air) |
| volcan | volcano |
| voler | will, would |
| voler, desirar | want, wish, desire |
| volpe | fox (member of genus Vulpes) |
| vomitar | vomit |
| vos | you, your (plural) |
| vose | voice |
| votar | vote |
| xace | chess |
| xapo | hat, cap |
| xarnier | hinge |
| xasar | hunt, pursue (with intent to capture and/or devour) |
| xece | check (written order directing a bank to pay from an account) |
| xef | chief, leader |
| xef | chief, main, primary, principal |
| xercar | seek, search (for), look for |
| ximine | chimney, fireplace, hearth |
| xocolada | chocolate |
| zelia (< zelo ) | enthusiasm, zeal |
| zero | zero |
| zuca | calabash |
| zucar | sugar |
