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Catalan — Intermediate Vocabulary

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# Word Type IPA Definition
1 -able Phrase /[ˈab.blə]/
2 -ables Phrase
3 -aci Phrase /[ˈa.si]/ -aceous (belonging to a taxonomic family).
4 -ació Phrase /[ə.siˈo]/ Equivalent to '-ation': Suffixe qui marque l'action de….
5 -ada Phrase /[ˈa.ðə]/ forms nouns signifying an action characteristic of someone or something.
6 -ador Phrase /[əˈðo]/ forms agent nouns and adjectives from 1st conjugation verbs.
7 -adura Phrase form of -dura used with -ar verbs to form nouns.
8 -aire Phrase used to make adjectives describing interests or characteristics from verbs.
9 -all Phrase /[ˈaʎ]/ indicates an object with which or a place where something is done.
10 -alla Phrase /[ˈa.ʎə]/ forms feminine nouns indicating the means or result of an action.
11 -als Phrase /[ˈals]/ Forme particulière du pluriel de -al.
12 -ana Phrase /[ˈa.nə]/ feminine singular of -à.
13 -ança Phrase Equivalent to '-ance': Added to an adjective or verb to form a noun indicating a state or condition, such as result or c…
14 -ances Phrase
15 -ància Phrase /[ˈan.si.ə]/ -ance; the action or result of a verb.
16 -àncies Phrase
17 -anes Phrase /[ˈa.nəs]/ feminine plural of -à.
18 -ans Phrase /[ˈans]/ masculine plural of -à.
19 -ant Phrase /[ˈan]/ -ing; suffix denoting the gerund and present participle of a verb.
20 -arca Phrase /[ˈar.kə]/ -arch (leader).
21 -ard Phrase appended to nouns to form adjectives characterising someone or something as characterised by that noun.
22 -àrem Phrase
23 -aren Phrase
24 -ares Phrase
25 -àreu Phrase
26 -ari Phrase forms adjectives, from nouns, meaning “of or related to the suffixed nouns”.
27 -ària Phrase -ness (with adjectives of size).
28 -arquia Phrase -archy (form of government or rule).
29 -ars Phrase
30 -asa Phrase -ase (used to form names of enzymes).
31 -assa Phrase /[ˈa.sə]/ feminine singular of -às (augmentative suffix).
32 -asses Phrase feminine plural of -assa.
33 -ast Phrase
34 -astre Phrase /[ˈas.tɾə]/ Equivalent to 'step-': A prefix used before father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter, child, and so forth, to indi…
35 -ata Phrase /[ˈa.tə]/ feminine singular of -at.
36 -ates Phrase /[ˈa.təs]/ feminine plural of -at.
37 -atge Phrase /[ˈa.d͡ʒə]/ -age, -ing; a noun that means “the action or effect of some verb”.
38 -atges Phrase
39 -ats Phrase /[ˈats]/ masculine plural of -at.
40 -cida Phrase -cide (denoting a person or substance that kills).
41 -cidi Phrase -cide (denoting an act of killing).
42 -ció Phrase /[siˈo]/ -tion: the action or result of a verb.
43 -cions Phrase
44 -cit Phrase Equivalent to '-cyte': Used to form cell names and classifications for mature cells.
45 -cola Phrase /[ku.lə]/ inhabitant (forming nouns and adjectives).
46 -cràcia Phrase Equivalent to '-cracy': rule (in the sense of governing).
47 -crata Phrase Equivalent to '-crat': A participant in a specified form of government.
48 -dat Phrase /[ˈðat]/ forms nouns representing the property corresponding to an adjective; -ity.
49 -dats Phrase /[ˈðats]/
50 -dor Phrase /[ˈðo]/ forms agent nouns and adjectives from verbs; the vowel of the infinitive is kept, i.e. -ador, -edor, -idor.
51 -dora Phrase female equivalent of -dor.
52 -dores Phrase
53 -dors Phrase
54 -dura Phrase forms nouns from verbs; the form used depends on the suffix of verb being appended: for -ar verbs use -adura, for -er an…
55 -eda Phrase /[ˈɛ.ðə]/ forms collectives, especially for plants.
56 -edura Phrase form of -dura used with -er and -re verbs to form nouns.
57 -egar Phrase /[əˈɣa]/ forms verbs from nouns.
58 -ejar Phrase /[əˈʒa]/ forms verbs from adjectives and nouns.
59 -ell Phrase added to masculine nouns to denote a diminutive form.
60 -ella Phrase /[ˈe.ʎə]/ forms feminine noun from nouns, indicating a particular kind or class of the root; often, but not always, used to indica…
61 -ema Noun, Phrase /[ˈɛ.mə]/ Equivalent to '-eme': Indicating a fundamental unit in some kind of structure, chiefly linguistic structure.
62 -èmia Phrase Equivalent to '-aemia': Blood; presence in blood (of a substance denoted by an affixed combining form); state or conditi…
63 -ena Phrase /[ˈɛ.nə]/ feminine singular of -è.
64 -enc Phrase /[ˈɛŋ]/ used to create adjectives meaning "having the quality of".
65 -ença Phrase /[ˈɛn.sə]/ -ence: forms deverbal nouns indicating a state or condition.
66 -ència Phrase /[ˈɛn.si.ə]/ -ence; quality or state.
67 -enes Phrase /[ˈɛ.nəs]/ feminine plural of -è.
68 -ens Phrase /[ˈɛns]/ masculine plural of -è.
69 -ent Noun, Adjective /[ˈen]/ indicating a quality or state.
70 -entes Adjective /[ˈen.təs]/ feminine plural of -ent.
71 -ents Noun, Adjective /[ˈens]/ masculine plural of -ent.
72 -eny Phrase /[ˈɛɲ]/ person coming from or native to a place.
73 -enya Phrase /[ˈɛ.ɲə]/ feminine singular of -eny.
74 -enyes Phrase /[ˈɛ.ɲəs]/ feminine plural of -eny.
75 -enys Phrase /[ˈɛɲs]/ masculine plural of -eny.
76 -era Phrase /[ˈe.ɾə]/ forms nouns and adjectives referring to being prone to some activity or characteristic.
77 -eres Phrase
78 -éreu Phrase
79 -eria Phrase -ery (place of art, craft or practice).
80 -ers Phrase /[ˈes]/ Used to form slang or colloquial equivalents of words.
81 -esa Phrase forms nouns, from adjectives or nouns, denoting a quality or state; -ity; -ness.
82 -esc Phrase /[ˈɛsk]/ -esque (in the style or manner of).
83 -esca Phrase feminine singular of -esc.
84 -escos Phrase masculine plural of -esc.
85 -escs Phrase masculine plural of -esc.
86 -eses Phrase feminine plural of -ès (Valencian: -és).
87 -èsim Phrase forms an ordinal number from miliò, biliò.
88 -èsima Phrase feminine singular of -èsim.
89 -èsimes Phrase feminine plural of -èsim.
90 -èsims Phrase masculine plural of -èsim.
91 -esos Phrase masculine plural of -ès (Valencian: -és).
92 -esques Phrase feminine plural of -esc.
93 -essa Phrase /[ˈɛ.sə]/ -ess (female).
94 -est Phrase
95 -eta Phrase /[ˈɛ.tə]/ feminine singular of -et.
96 -fag Phrase Equivalent to '-phagous': Used to form adjectives meaning "eating" or "feeding on".
97 -fàgia Phrase /[ˈfa.ʒi.ə]/
98 -fer Phrase /[fər]/ -ferous; which contains, bearing.
99 -fil Phrase Equivalent to '-phile': Forming nouns and adjectives meaning "loving", "friendly", or "friend".
100 -fília Phrase Equivalent to '-philia': Used to form nouns meaning liking, love (for something).
101 -fit Phrase /[ˈfit]/ -phyte + -ic (as relating to plants).
102 -fob Phrase Equivalent to '-phobe': Used to form nouns denoting a person having a fear of a specific thing.
103 -fòbia Phrase Equivalent to '-phobia': Used to form nouns meaning fear of a specific thing.
104 -fon Phrase -phone, -speaking, -speaker.
105 -forme Phrase -form, -shaped.
106 -gam Phrase
107 -gàmia Phrase /[ˈɡa.mi.ə]/
108 -gen Phrase Equivalent to '-gen': A producer of something, or an agent in the production of something.
109 -gènesi Phrase /[ˈʒɛ.nə.zi]/ -genesis (forms nouns relating to source, origin).
110 -gènic Phrase /[ˈʒɛ.nik]/ -genic (suffix pertaining to generation or production).
111 -gon Phrase
112 -graf Phrase /[ˈɡɾaf]/ Equivalent to '-grapher': someone who writes about a specified subject, or in a specified manner.
113 -grafia Phrase Equivalent to '-graphy': Something written or otherwise represented in the specified manner, or about a specified subjec…
114 -grama Phrase /[ˈɡɾa.ma]/ -gram (forms the names of documents with recorded information).
115 -ible Phrase Equivalent to '-ible': An adjective suffix, now usually in a passive sense; forms adjectives meaning "able to be", "rele…
116 -ibles Phrase
117 -ica Phrase /[ˈi.kə]/ feminine singular of -ic.
118 -ícia Phrase /[ˈi.si.ə]/ forms nouns, from adjectives or nouns, denoting a quality or state; -ity; -ness.
119 -ida Verb feminine singular of -it.
120 -idura Phrase form of -dura used with -ir verbs to form nouns.
121 -ificar Phrase /[i.fiˈka]/ -ify, -fy.
122 -illa Phrase forms feminine nouns meaning "type of".
123 -ina Phrase forms names of plants, animals, tools, and other nouns related to a base noun or verb.
124 -iques Phrase /[ˈi.kəs]/ feminine plural of -ic.
125 -isme Phrase
126 -ismes Phrase
127 -issa Phrase /[ˈi.sə]/ forms nouns from past participles.
128 -íssim Noun, Phrase /[ˈi.sim]/ forms the absolute superlative of adjectives.
129 -íssima Phrase feminine singular of -íssim.
130 -íssims Phrase masculine plural of -íssim.
131 -ista Phrase Equivalent to '-ist': a person who studies or practices a particular discipline.
132 -ístic Phrase -istic, -istical.
133 -ita Phrase /[ˈi.tə]/ -ite forms nouns denoting followers or adherents of a specified person, idea, doctrine, movement, etc.
134 -itat Phrase /[iˈtat]/ -ity; -ness.
135 -itats Phrase
136 -itis Phrase
137 -itzar Phrase /[iˈd͡za]/ added to the stem of a noun or adjective to form a verb meaning “to give something the character of” the root noun or ad…
138 -ives Phrase feminine plural of -iu.
139 -ívol Phrase /[ˈi.βul]/ -y, -ic; derives adjectives from nouns denoting relatedness, similarity.
140 -lecte Phrase
141 -leg Phrase Equivalent to '-logist': A person who studies or is an expert in the related -logy.
142 -logia Phrase -logy (a branch of learning).
143 -man Phrase -mane, -maniac (forms nouns referring to persons suffering from particular manias or addictions).
144 -mància Phrase /[ˈman.si.a]/ Equivalent to '-mancy': Variety of magic, especially that controlling or related to a specific element, substance, or th…
145 -mania Phrase /[məˈni.ə]/ -mania; compulsion, addiction.
146 -ment Phrase /[ˈmen]/ Attaches to an adjective in the feminine singular to form the corresponding adverb.
147 -metre Phrase Equivalent to '-meter': Used to form the names of measuring devices.
148 -metria Phrase Equivalent to '-metry': Forming nouns relating to measures and measurement.
149 -mètric Phrase /[ˈmɛ.tɾik]/ -metric (suffix pertaining to measurement).
150 -nauta Phrase /[ˈnaw.tə]/ -naut (forms nouns meaning a voyager).
151 -nomia Phrase Equivalent to '-nomy': a system of rules, laws, or knowledge about a body of a particular field; distribution, arrangeme…
152 -oic Phrase
153 -oide Phrase /[ˈɔj.ðə]/
154 -ola Phrase /[ˈɔ.lə]/ female equivalent of -ol.
155 -oma Phrase /[ˈo.mə]/ -oma (forms the names of tumours or masses).
156 -ona Phrase forms diminutives or hypocoristic terms.
157 -ònim Phrase
158 -onímia Phrase Equivalent to '-onymy': Used to form nouns describing the study, formation, or use of words or names.
159 -ori Phrase
160 -ors Phrase /[ˈos]/
161 -osa Phrase feminine singular of -ós.
162 -oses Phrase feminine plural of -ós.
163 -osi Phrase /[ˈɔ.zi]/
164 -osos Phrase masculine plural of -ós.
165 -ota Phrase suffix indicating provenance.
166 -pata Phrase /[ˈpa.tə]/ Equivalent to '-path': Used to form nouns indicating someone with a particular disorder.
167 -patia Phrase /[pəˈti.ə]/ -pathy (feeling or passion).
168 -poli Phrase Equivalent to '-poly': Pertaining to the number of sellers in a market.
169 -scopi Phrase Equivalent to '-scope': Used to make terms denoting an instrument used for viewing or examination.
170 -scòpia Phrase
171 -sfera Noun, Phrase Equivalent to '-sphere': Sphere of a certain dimensionality.
172 -tat Phrase
173 -teca Phrase used for any kind of collection.
174 -tècnia Phrase /[ˈtɛŋ.ni.ə]/ skill, technique.
175 -term Phrase /[ˈtɛrm]/ -thermic (suffix pertaining to heat or temperature).
176 -tiu Phrase /[ˈtiw]/ forms adjectives from verbs; the vowel of the infinitive is kept, i.e. -atiu, -etiu, -itiu.
177 -tomia Phrase /[tuˈmi.ə]/
178 -tori Phrase /[ˈtɔ.ɾi]/ forms nouns, usually from verbs; tends to indicate a place where the action of the verb occurs.
179 -triu Phrase /[ˈtɾiw]/ forms female agent nouns from verbs.
180 -trius Phrase
181 -uda Phrase feminine singular of -ut.
182 -unè Phrase /[uˈnɛ]/
183 -unena Phrase feminine singular of -unè.
184 -unenes Phrase feminine plural of -unè.
185 -unens Phrase masculine plural of -unè.
186 -ura Phrase -ness (forms nouns of quality from adjectives).
187 -úria Phrase -ness; forms nouns of quality from adjectives, nouns, etc.
188 -vor Phrase Equivalent to '-vorous': forming adjectives with the sense of ‘habitually eating, feeding on’.
189 1000è Adjective 1000th ; abbreviation of milè.
190 aalenià Noun, Adjective /[ə.lə.niˈa]/ Equivalent to 'Aalenian': A subdivision of the Middle Jurassic epoch or series.
191 ababol Noun /[ə.βəˈβɔl]/ the flower of the red poppy (Papaver rhoeas).
192 ababols Noun
193 abacà Noun /[ə.βəˈka]/ Manila hemp — a fiber obtained from the abaca.
194 abacàs Noun /[ə.βəˈkas]/ Pluriel de abaca.
195 abacial Adjective /[ə.βə.siˈal]/ Equivalent to 'abbatial': Belonging to, relating to, or pertaining to an abbey, abbot, or abbess.
196 abadejo Noun /[ə.βəˈðe.ʒu]/ Equivalent to 'Atlantic pollock': European pollock, Pollachius pollachius.
197 abadia Noun /[ə.βəˈði.ə]/ Equivalent to 'Rectory': The residence of Roman Catholic priest(s) associated with a parish church.
198 abadies Noun /[ə.βəˈði.əs]/ Pluriel de abadie.
199 abadoca Verb
200 abadoco Verb
201 abaixa Verb /[əˈβa.ʃə]/
202 abaixar Noun, Verb /[ə.βəˈʃa]/ Equivalent to 'lower': A bicycle suspension fork component.
203 abaixat Verb /[ə.βəˈʃat]/
204 abaixem Verb /[ə.βəˈʃɛm]/
205 abaixen Verb /[əˈβa.ʃən]/
206 abaixes Verb /[əˈβa.ʃəs]/
207 abaixeu Verb /[ə.βəˈʃɛw]/
208 abaixí Verb /[ə.βəˈʃi]/
209 abaixin Verb /[əˈβa.ʃin]/
210 abaixis Verb /[əˈβa.ʃis]/
211 abaixo Verb /[əˈβa.ʃu]/
212 abaltí Verb
213 abaltia Verb
214 abaltim Verb
215 abaltir Verb /[ə.βəlˈti]/ to put to sleep, to make drowsy.
216 abaltís Verb
217 abaltit Verb /[ə.βəlˈtit]/
218 abaltiu Verb
219 abandó Noun /[ə.βənˈdo]/ withdrawal; retirement (from a competition, etc.).
220 abans Noun, Adverb /[əˈβans]/ Equivalent to 'before': Of before-and-after images: the one that shows the difference before a specified treatment.
221 abaratí Verb
222 abast Noun /[əˈβast]/ reach (the ability to reach or touch with the person).
223 abasta Verb /[əˈβas.tə]/
224 abastar Verb /[ə.βəsˈta]/ to reach (to obtain by stretching the hand).
225 abastat Noun, Verb /[ə.βəsˈtat]/
226 abastem Verb
227 abasten Verb
228 abastes Verb /[əˈβas.təs]/
229 abasteu Verb
230 abastí Verb /[ə.βəsˈti]/
231 abastin Verb
232 abastir Verb
233 abastis Verb
234 abasto Verb /[əˈβas.tu]/
235 abastos Noun /[əˈβas.tus]/
236 abasts Noun /[əˈβasts]/
237 abat Noun, Verb /[əˈβat]/ a type of sausage made using the stomach of a pig as the casing, and stuffed with minced meat.
238 abaté Verb
239 abatem Verb /[ə.βəˈtɛm]/
240 abaten Verb
241 abatent Verb gerund of abatre.
242 abatés Verb
243 abateu Verb /[ə.βəˈtɛw]/
244 abatí Verb /[əˈβa.ti]/
245 abatia Verb /[ə.βəˈti.ə]/
246 abatíem Verb
247 abatien Verb
248 abaties Verb
249 abatíeu Verb
250 abatin Verb
251 abatis Verb /[əˈβa.tis]/
252 abato Verb /[əˈβa.tu]/
253 abatrà Verb
254 abatran Verb
255 abatràs Verb
256 abatre Verb /[əˈβa.tɾə]/ to pull down; knock down, bring down, shoot down (cause to fall down).
257 abatrem Verb
258 abatreu Verb
259 abatria Verb
260 abats Noun, Verb /[əˈβats]/ Pluriel de abat.
261 abatuda Verb /[ə.βəˈtu.ðə]/ feminine singular of abatut.
262 abatut Verb /[ə.βəˈtut]/ Equivalent to 'Downcast': An act of looking downwards, usually as a sign of discouragement, sadness, etc., or sometimes…
263 abatuts Verb /[ə.βəˈtuts]/ masculine plural of abatut.
264 abaxial Adjective /[ə.βək.siˈal]/
265 abdica Verb /[əbˈdi.kə]/
266 abdicar Verb /[əb.diˈka]/ Equivalent to 'abdicate': To disclaim and expel from the family, as a father his child; to disown; to disinherit.
267 abdicat Verb /[əb.diˈkat]/
268 abdico Verb /[əbˈdi.ku]/
269 abdiqui Verb
270 abdomen Noun /[əbˈdɔ.mən]/
271 abdueix Verb
272 abduí Verb
273 abduïa Verb
274 abduïda Verb /[əb.duˈi.ðə]/ feminine singular of abduït.
275 abduíem Verb
276 abduïen Verb
277 abduïes Verb
278 abduíeu Verb
279 abduïm Verb
280 abduint Verb gerund of abduir.
281 abduir Verb /[əb.duˈi]/ to abduct (to draw away from the median axis of the body).
282 abduirà Verb
283 abduiré Verb
284 abduís Verb
285 abduït Verb /[əb.duˈit]/ Participe passé masculin singulier de abduire.
286 abduïts Verb /[əb.duˈits]/ masculine plural of abduït.
287 abduïu Verb
288 abecé Noun /[ə.βəˈse]/ Equivalent to 'Primer': A prayer or devotional book intended for laity, initially an abridgment of the breviary and manu…
289 abecés Noun /[ə.βəˈses]/
290 abelià Adjective /[ə.βə.liˈa]/ abelian (having a commutative defining operation).
291 abell Noun /[əˈβɛʎ]/ a beehive, especially one that is natural rather than man-made.
292 abella Noun /[əˈβɛ.ʎə]/ swallowtail sea perch (Anthias anthias).
293 abellar Noun /[ə.βəˈʎa]/
294 abeller Noun, Adjective /[ə.βəˈʎe]/ Equivalent to 'Beekeeper': A person who maintains hives and keeps bees, especially for the production of honey.
295 abelles Noun /[əˈβɛ.ʎəs]/ A bee orchid, especially a member of the species Ophrys apifera.
296 abellí Verb
297 abellia Verb
298 abellim Verb
299 abellir Noun, Verb /[ə.βəˈʎi]/ Equivalent to 'appeal': An application to a superior court or judge for a decision or order by an inferior court or judg…
300 abellís Verb
301 abellit Verb
302 abelliu Verb
303 abellot Noun /[ə.βəˈʎɔt]/ Equivalent to 'Drone': A male ant, bee, or wasp, which does not work but can fertilize the queen.
304 abercoc Noun /[ə.βərˈkɔk]/
305 aberra Verb
306 aberrar Verb /[ə.βəˈra]/ to deviate, to go astray.
307 aberrat Verb Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe aberrer.
308 aberrem Verb
309 aberren Verb
310 aberres Verb
311 aberreu Verb
312 aberri Verb
313 aberrin Verb
314 aberris Verb
315 aberro Verb
316 abeura Verb
317 abeurar Verb /[ə.βəwˈɾa]/ to give water (chiefly to an animal).
318 abeurat Verb /[ə.βəwˈɾat]/
319 abeurem Verb
320 abeuren Verb
321 abeures Verb
322 abeureu Verb
323 abeuri Verb
324 abeurin Verb
325 abeuris Verb
326 abeuro Verb
327 abiòtic Noun, Adjective /[ə.βiˈɔ.tik]/ Any such material.
328 abís Noun /[əˈβis]/
329 abisma Verb
330 abismal Adjective
331 abismar Noun, Verb /[ə.βizˈma]/ to cast into an abyss, to sink.
332 abismat Verb
333 abisme Noun /[əˈβiz.mə]/ Equivalent to 'Abyss': Hell; the bottomless pit; primeval chaos; a confined subterranean ocean.
334 abismem Verb
335 abismen Verb
336 abismes Verb
337 abismeu Verb
338 abismi Verb
339 abismin Verb
340 abismis Verb
341 abismo Verb
342 abissal Adjective /[ə.βiˈsal]/ Equivalent to 'abyssal': Belonging to, or resembling, an abyss; unfathomable.
343 abissos Noun
344 abkhaz Noun, Adjective Equivalent to 'Abkhaz': An Abkhazian; a native or inhabitant of Abkhazia, a region just east of the Black Sea.
345 ablació Noun /[ə.βlə.siˈo]/ ablation (the surgical removal of a body part, an organ, or especially a tumor).
346 ablamar Noun, Verb /[ə.βləˈma]/ to catch fire, to flame up.
347 ablaní Verb
348 ablania Verb
349 ablanim Verb
350 ablanir Verb /[ə.βləˈni]/ to soften, melt (become soft).
351 ablanís Verb
352 ablanit Verb
353 ablaniu Verb
354 ablatiu Noun, Adjective /[ə.βləˈtiw]/ Equivalent to 'ablative case': A noun case used in some languages to indicate movement away from something, removal, sep…
355 ablució Noun /[ə.βlu.siˈo]/
356 aboca Verb
357 abocada Verb /[ə.βuˈka.ðə]/ feminine singular of abocat.
358 abocant Verb gerund of abocar.
359 abocar Noun, Verb /[ə.βuˈka]/ Equivalent to 'lean': A recreational drug composed of codeine-promethazine cough syrup mixed with usually soda and assoc…
360 abocarà Verb
361 abocaré Verb
362 abocat Verb /[ə.βuˈkat]/
363 abocats Verb /[ə.βuˈkats]/ masculine plural of abocat.
364 abocava Verb
365 aboco Verb
366 abogat Noun obsolete spelling of advocat.
367 abogats Noun
368 aboleix Verb
369 abolí Verb
370 abolia Verb
371 abolida Verb /[ə.βuˈli.ðə]/ feminine singular of abolit.
372 abolíem Verb
373 abolien Verb
374 abolies Verb
375 abolíeu Verb
376 abolim Verb
377 abolint Verb gerund of abolir.
378 abolir Verb /[ə.βuˈli]/ Equivalent to 'abolish': To end a law, system, institution, custom or practice.
379 abolirà Verb
380 aboliré Verb
381 abolís Verb
382 abolit Verb /[ə.βuˈlit]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’indicatif présent de abolir.
383 abolits Verb /[ə.βuˈlits]/ masculine plural of abolit.
384 aboliu Verb
385 abomina Verb
386 abomini Verb
387 abomino Verb
388 abona Verb
389 abonada Verb /[ə.βuˈna.ðə]/ feminine singular of abonat.
390 abonant Verb gerund of abonar.
391 abonar Verb /[ə.βuˈna]/ to redeem the actions of (someone), to make good again.
392 abonarà Verb
393 abonaré Verb
394 abonat Noun, Verb /[ə.βuˈnat]/ Equivalent to 'Subscriber': A person who subscribes to a publication or a service.
395 abonats Verb /[ə.βuˈnats]/ masculine plural of abonat.
396 abonava Verb
397 abonem Verb
398 abonen Verb
399 abones Verb
400 aboneu Verb
401 aboni Verb /[əˈβɔ.ni]/
402 abonin Verb
403 abonir Verb /[ə.βuˈni]/ to improve, to make better.
404 abonis Verb
405 abono Verb
406 aboquem Verb
407 aboquen Verb
408 aboques Verb
409 aboqueu Verb
410 aboqui Verb
411 aboquin Verb
412 aboquis Verb
413 aborció Noun /[ə.βur.siˈo]/
414 aborda Verb
415 abordar Verb /[ə.βurˈda]/ to broach, to address (a topic).
416 abordat Verb /[ə.βurˈdat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe aborder.
417 abordem Verb
418 aborden Verb
419 abordes Verb /[ə.βurˈdes]/
420 abordeu Verb
421 abordi Verb
422 abordin Verb
423 abordis Verb
424 abordo Verb
425 abornar Noun Equivalent to 'Sic': Initialism of second-in-command.
426 abortiu Noun, Adjective /[ə.βurˈtiw]/ abortive, abortifacient.
427 abr. Noun abbreviation of abril (“April”).
428 abraça Verb /[əˈβɾa.sə]/
429 abraçar Verb /[ə.βɾəˈsa]/ to embrace, adopt (a cause or idea).
430 abraçat Verb /[ə.βɾəˈsat]/
431 abracem Verb /[ə.βɾəˈsɛm]/
432 abracen Verb
433 abraces Verb /[əˈβɾa.səs]/
434 abraceu Verb
435 abrací Verb
436 abracin Verb
437 abracis Verb
438 abraço Verb
439 abraços Noun /[əˈβɾa.sus]/
440 abranda Verb /[əˈβɾan.də]/
441 abrandi Verb
442 abrando Verb /[əˈβɾan.du]/
443 abraonà Verb
444 abraoní Verb
445 abraono Verb
446 abrasa Verb
447 abrasar Verb /[ə.βɾəˈza]/ to burn up, to sear.
448 abrasat Verb Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe abraser.
449 abrasem Verb
450 abrasen Verb
451 abrases Verb
452 abraseu Verb
453 abrasi Verb
454 abrasin Verb
455 abrasió Noun /[ə.βɾə.ziˈo]/ Equivalent to 'abrasion': The act of abrading, wearing, or rubbing off; the wearing away by friction.
456 abrasis Verb
457 abrasiu Noun, Adjective /[ə.βɾəˈziw]/ Equivalent to 'abrasive': A hard inorganic substance or material consisting in powder or granule form such as sandpaper…
458 abraso Verb
459 abrecoc Noun /[ə.βɾəˈkɔk]/
460 abreugi Verb
461 abreuja Verb
462 abreujo Verb
463 abrevia Verb /[ə.βɾəˈβi.ə]/
464 abreviï Verb
465 abrevio Verb /[ə.βɾəˈβi.u]/
466 abric Noun /[əˈβɾik]/ Equivalent to 'overcoat': A heavy garment worn over other clothes, for protection from cold or weather.
467 abrics Noun
468 abriga Verb
469 abrigar Verb /[ə.βɾiˈɣa]/ to wrap up, to cover.
470 abrigat Verb /[ə.βɾiˈɣat]/
471 abrigo Verb
472 abrigui Verb
473 abril Noun /[əˈβɾil]/ youth (the state of being young).
474 abrilat Noun
475 abrils Noun
476 abró Noun /[əˈβɾo]/ a bolete of the genus Leccinum.
477 abroga Verb
478 abrogar Verb /[ə.βɾuˈɣa]/ to abrogate (annul by an authoritative act).
479 abrogat Verb
480 abrogo Verb
481 abrogui Verb
482 abròtan Noun /[əˈβɾɔ.tən]/ Equivalent to 'southernwood': An aromatic shrub, Artemisia abrotanum, related to wormwood.
483 abrucès Noun, Adjective /[ə.βɾuˈsɛs]/ Abruzzian (of, from or relating to Abruzzo (a region in Italy)).
484 abrupta Adjective /[əˈβɾup.tə]/ feminine singular of abrupte.
485 abrupte Adjective /[əˈβɾup.tə]/ Equivalent to 'abrupt': Something which is abrupt; an abyss.
486 abrusar Noun
487 abscés Noun /[əpˈses]/ Equivalent to 'abscess': A cavity caused by tissue destruction, usually because of infection, filled with pus and surrou…
488 absent Adjective /[əpˈsen]/
489 absenta Noun /[əpˈsen.tə]/ Equivalent to 'Absinthe': The herb absinthium Artemisia absinthium (grande wormwood); essence of wormwood.
490 absents Adjective /[əpˈsens]/ (Adjectiu).
491 absis Noun /[ˈap.sis]/ Equivalent to 'Apse': The rounded east end of a church that contains or is behind the altar.
492 absol Verb
493 absolc Verb
494 absolem Verb
495 absolen Verb
496 absoleu Verb
497 absolia Verb
498 absols Verb
499 absolt Verb /[əpˈsɔl]/
500 absolta Verb /[əpˈsɔl.tə]/ feminine singular of absolt.
501 absolts Verb /[əpˈsɔls]/ masculine plural of absolt.
502 absolut Adjective /[əp.suˈlut]/ Equivalent to 'Absolute': That which exists (or has a certain property, nature, size, etc) independent of references to…
503 absorbí Verb /[əp.surˈbi]/
504 absté Verb
505 abstemi Adjective /[əpsˈtɛ.mi]/ Equivalent to 'abstemious': Refraining from freely consuming food or strong drink; sparing in diet; abstinent, temperate…
506 abstén Verb
507 abstens Verb
508 abstinc Verb
509 absurd Noun, Adjective /[əpˈsurt]/ Equivalent to 'absurd': Contrary to reason or propriety; obviously and flatly opposed to manifest truth; inconsistent wi…
510 absurda Adjective /[əpˈsur.də]/ feminine singular of absurd.
511 absurds Noun, Adjective masculine plural of absurd.
512 abuixa Verb /[əˈβu.ʃə]/
513 abuixar Noun, Verb /[ə.βuˈʃa]/ Equivalent to 'Sic': Initialism of second-in-command.
514 abuixat Verb
515 abuixem Verb
516 abuixen Verb
517 abuixés Verb
518 abuixeu Verb
519 abuixi Verb
520 abuixin Verb
521 abuixis Verb
522 abuixo Verb
523 abunda Verb /[əˈβun.də]/
524 abundar Verb /[ə.βunˈda]/ to abound.
525 abundat Verb /[ə.βunˈdat]/
526 abundem Verb
527 abunden Verb
528 abundes Verb /[əˈβun.dəs]/
529 abundeu Verb
530 abundi Noun, Verb Equivalent to 'Abundius': A male given name from Latin, of historical usage.
531 abundin Verb
532 abundis Verb /[əˈβun.dis]/
533 abundo Verb /[əˈβun.du]/
534 abundós Adjective /[ə.βunˈdos]/
535 abús Noun /[əˈβus]/ Equivalent to 'abuse': Improper treatment or usage; application to a wrong or bad purpose; an unjust, corrupt or wrongfu…
536 abusa Verb
537 abusada Verb /[ə.βuˈza.ðə]/ feminine singular of abusat.
538 abusant Verb gerund of abusar.
539 abusar Verb /[ə.βuˈza]/ to abuse (use improperly).
540 abusarà Verb
541 abusaré Verb
542 abusat Verb /[ə.βuˈzat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe abuser.
543 abusats Verb /[ə.βuˈzats]/ masculine plural of abusat.
544 abusava Verb
545 abusem Verb
546 abusen Verb
547 abuses Verb /[əˈβu.zəs]/
548 abuseu Verb
549 abusi Verb
550 abusin Verb
551 abusis Verb
552 abusiu Adjective /[ə.βuˈziw]/ Equivalent to 'abusive': Prone to treat someone badly by coarse, insulting words or other maltreatment; vituperative; re…
553 abusius Adjective /[ə.βuˈziws]/ masculine plural of abusiu.
554 abusiva Adjective /[ə.βuˈzi.βə]/ feminine singular of abusiu.
555 abuso Verb /[əˈβu.zu]/
556 abusos Noun
557 acaba Verb /[əˈka.βə]/
558 acabada Verb /[ə.kəˈβa.ðə]/ feminine singular of acabat.
559 acabant Verb gerund of acabar.
560 acabar Noun, Verb /[ə.kəˈβa]/ Equivalent to 'exit': Acronym of ex utero intrapartum treatment, a specialized surgical procedure used to deliver babies…
561 acabarà Verb /[ə.kə.βəˈɾa]/
562 acabaré Verb /[ə.kə.βəˈɾe]/
563 acabat Noun, Verb /[ə.kəˈβat]/ finish (protective coating).
564 acabats Noun, Verb /[ə.kəˈβats]/ masculine plural of acabat.
565 acabava Verb /[ə.kəˈβa.βə]/
566 acabem Verb /[ə.kəˈβɛm]/
567 acaben Verb
568 acabes Verb /[əˈka.βəs]/
569 acabeu Verb
570 acabí Verb /[ə.kəˈβi]/
571 acabin Verb
572 acabis Verb
573 acabo Verb /[əˈka.βu]/
574 acàcia Noun /[əˈka.si.ə]/
575 acàcies Noun
576 acampa Verb
577 acampar Verb /[ə.kəmˈpa]/ to camp, camp out, go camping.
578 acampat Verb /[ə.kəmˈpat]/
579 acampem Verb
580 acampen Verb
581 acampes Verb
582 acampeu Verb
583 acampi Verb
584 acampin Verb
585 acampis Verb
586 acampo Verb
587 acapara Verb
588 acapari Verb
589 acaparo Verb
590 acaptar Verb /[ə.kəpˈta]/ to collect alms.
591 acapte Noun /[əˈkap.tə]/ collection for charity.
592 acarona Verb
593 acaroni Verb
594 acarono Verb
595 acata Verb
596 acatada Verb feminine singular of acatat.
597 acatant Verb gerund of acatar.
598 acatar Verb /[ə.kəˈta]/ to comply with, to abide by.
599 acatarà Verb
600 acataré Verb
601 acatat Verb
602 acatats Verb masculine plural of acatat.
603 acatava Verb
604 acatem Verb
605 acaten Verb
606 acates Verb
607 acateu Verb
608 acati Verb
609 acatin Verb
610 acatis Verb
611 acato Verb
612 accadi Noun, Adjective /[əkˈka.ði]/ Akkadian (relating to the ancient state of Akkad, its people, its language).
613 accàdia Noun, Adjective feminine singular of accadi.
614 accadis Noun, Adjective masculine plural of accadi.
615 accedí Verb
616 accedia Verb
617 accedim Verb
618 accedir Verb /[ək.səˈði]/ Equivalent to 'access': A way or means of approaching or entering; an entrance; a passage.
619 accedís Verb
620 accedit Verb /[ək.səˈðit]/
621 accediu Verb
622 accent Noun /[əkˈsen]/ Equivalent to 'accent': A higher-pitched or stronger (louder or longer) articulation of a particular syllable of a word…
623 accents Noun Pluriel d’accent.
624 accepta Verb
625 accepti Verb
626 accepto Verb
627 accés Noun /[əkˈses]/ access (way of approaching or entering).
628 accídia Noun /[əkˈsi.ði.ə]/ Equivalent to 'Sloth': Laziness; slowness in the mindset; disinclination to action or labour.
629 acció Noun /[ək.siˈo]/ Equivalent to 'share': The cutting blade of an agricultural machine like a plough, a cultivator or a seeding-machine.
630 acciona Verb
631 accioni Verb
632 acciono Verb
633 accions Noun /[ək.siˈons]/
634 acèfal Adjective acephalous, headless.
635 acer Noun /[əˈser]/ Equivalent to 'steel': An artificial metal produced from iron, harder and more elastic than elemental iron; used figurat…
636 acera Verb
637 acerant Verb gerund of acerar.
638 acerar Noun, Verb /[ə.səˈɾa]/ Equivalent to 'steel': An artificial metal produced from iron, harder and more elastic than elemental iron; used figurat…
639 acerarà Verb
640 aceraré Verb
641 acerat Noun, Verb, Adjective /[ə.səˈɾat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe acérer.
642 acerava Verb
643 acerem Verb
644 aceren Verb
645 aceres Verb
646 acereu Verb
647 aceri Verb
648 acerin Verb
649 aceris Verb
650 acero Noun, Verb /[ə.səˈɾo]/
651 acèrrim Adjective /[əˈsɛ.rim]/
652 acetat Noun /[ə.səˈtat]/ acetate (any ester or salt of acetic acid).
653 acetats Noun /[ə.səˈtats]/
654 acètic Adjective /[əˈsɛ.tik]/
655 acètica Adjective /[əˈsɛ.ti.kə]/ feminine singular of acètic.
656 acètics Adjective /[əˈsɛ.tiks]/ masculine plural of acètic.
657 acetilè Noun /[ə.sə.tiˈlɛ]/ alternative spelling of acetilè.
658 acícula Noun /[əˈsi.ku.lə]/ a slender tapering needle characteristic of an acicular crystal habitat.
659 àcid Noun, Adjective /[ˈa.sit]/ acid (a substance which is capable of providing H⁺ ions to a base to form a salt).
660 àcida Adjective /[ˈa.si.ðə]/ feminine singular of àcid.
661 àcides Adjective /[ˈa.si.ðəs]/ feminine plural of àcid.
662 acidesa Noun Equivalent to 'Sourness': The condition or quality of being sour.
663 acidosi Noun /[ə.siˈðɔ.zi]/ acidosis (an abnormally increased acidity of the blood).
664 àcids Noun, Adjective /[ˈa.sits]/ masculine plural of àcid.
665 acídul Adjective /[əˈsi.ðul]/ acidulous.
666 acídula Verb, Adjective /[əˈsi.ðu.lə]/
667 aciduli Verb
668 acidulo Verb
669 acíduls Adjective /[əˈsi.ðuls]/ masculine plural of acídul.
670 acimar Noun
671 acístia Noun /[əˈsis.ti.ə]/ Equivalent to 'acystia': Congenital absence of the bladder.
672 aclama Verb /[əˈkla.mə]/
673 aclamar Verb /[ə.kləˈma]/ to acclaim, to applaud.
674 aclamat Verb /[ə.kləˈmat]/
675 aclamem Verb
676 aclamen Verb
677 aclames Verb /[əˈkla.məs]/
678 aclameu Verb
679 aclami Verb
680 aclamin Verb
681 aclamis Verb
682 aclamo Verb /[əˈkla.mu]/
683 aclarí Verb
684 aclaria Verb
685 aclarim Verb
686 aclarir Noun, Verb /[ə.kləˈɾi]/ Equivalent to 'clear': Full extent; distance between extreme limits; especially; the distance between the nearest surfac…
687 aclarís Verb
688 aclarit Verb /[ə.kləˈɾit]/
689 aclariu Verb
690 aclucà Verb
691 aclucar Verb /[ə.kluˈka]/ to close (one's eyes).
692 aclucat Verb /[ə.kluˈkat]/
693 acluco Verb
694 acluqui Verb
695 acme Noun /[ˈaɡ.me]/ Equivalent to 'Acme': A high point: the highest point of any range, the most developed stage of any process, or the culm…
696 acne Noun /[ˈaŋ.nə]/
697 acobla Verb
698 acoblar Noun, Verb /[ə.kubˈbla]/ Equivalent to 'couple': Two of the same kind connected or considered together.
699 acoblat Verb /[ə.kuˈβlat]/
700 acoblem Verb
701 acoblen Verb
702 acoblés Verb
703 acobleu Verb
704 acobli Verb
705 acoblin Verb
706 acoblis Verb
707 acoblo Verb
708 acòlit Noun /[əˈkɔ.lit]/ minion (a sycophantic follower).
709 acòlita Noun /[əˈkɔ.li.tə]/ female equivalent of acòlit.
710 acòlits Noun /[əˈkɔ.lits]/
711 acolla Verb
712 acollar Verb /[ə.kuˈʎa]/ to limb up (to prune the lower branches of a plant).
713 acollat Verb
714 acollem Verb
715 acollen Verb
716 acolles Verb
717 acolleu Verb
718 acollí Verb
719 acollia Verb
720 acollim Verb
721 acollin Verb
722 acollir Noun, Verb /[ə.kuˈʎi]/ Equivalent to 'welcome': Whose arrival is a cause of joy; received with gladness; admitted willingly to the house, enter…
723 acollís Verb
724 acollit Verb /[ə.kuˈʎit]/
725 acolliu Verb
726 acollo Verb
727 acomoda Verb
728 acomodi Verb
729 acomodo Verb
730 acònit Noun Plante fort vénéneuse, de la famille des renonculacées ; on l’emploie à petites doses comme remède ; synonyme de aconit…
731 acoplar Verb /[ə.kuˈpla]/ synonym of acoblar.
732 acora Verb
733 acorada Verb /[ə.kuˈɾa.ðə]/ feminine singular of acorat.
734 acorant Verb gerund of acorar.
735 acorar Verb /[ə.kuˈɾa]/ to afflict.
736 acorarà Verb
737 acoraré Verb
738 acorat Verb /[ə.kuˈɾat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe acorer.
739 acorats Verb masculine plural of acorat.
740 acorava Verb
741 acord Noun /[əˈkɔrt]/ agreement, accordance.
742 acorda Verb /[əˈkor.də]/
743 acordar Verb /[ə.kurˈda]/ to join, marry, put together.
744 acordat Verb /[ə.kurˈdat]/
745 acordem Verb
746 acorden Verb
747 acordes Verb
748 acordeu Verb
749 acordí Verb
750 acordin Verb
751 acordió Noun /[ə.kur.diˈo]/ accordion.
752 acordis Verb
753 acordo Verb
754 acords Noun
755 acorem Verb
756 acoren Verb
757 Açores Noun, Verb, Adjective /[ə.suˈɾɛs]/ Azores (an archipelago and autonomous region of Portugal, located in Atlantic Ocean).
758 acoreu Verb
759 acori Verb
760 acorin Verb
761 acoris Verb
762 acoro Verb
763 acorre Verb
764 acorrem Verb
765 acorren Verb
766 acórrer Verb /[əˈko.rə]/ to rush to someone's aid.
767 acorres Verb
768 acorreu Verb
769 acorri Verb
770 acorria Verb
771 acorrin Verb
772 acorris Verb
773 acorro Verb
774 Acosta Noun, Verb /[əˈkɔs.tə]/
775 acostar Verb /[ə.kusˈta]/ to bring closer.
776 acostat Verb /[ə.kusˈtat]/
777 acostem Verb /[ə.kusˈtɛm]/
778 acosten Verb
779 acostes Verb /[əˈkɔs.təs]/
780 acosteu Verb
781 acostí Verb
782 acostin Verb
783 acostis Verb
784 acosto Verb /[əˈkɔs.tu]/
785 acota Verb
786 acotada Verb /[ə.kuˈta.ðə]/ feminine singular of acotat.
787 acotant Verb gerund of acotar.
788 acotar Verb /[ə.kuˈta]/ to annotate (a topographical map) with indications of the height of the land.
789 acotarà Verb
790 acotaré Verb
791 acotat Verb /[ə.kuˈtat]/
792 acotats Verb /[ə.kuˈtats]/ masculine plural of acotat.
793 acotava Verb
794 acotem Verb
795 acoten Verb
796 acotes Verb
797 acoteu Verb
798 acoti Verb
799 acotin Verb
800 acotis Verb
801 acoto Verb
802 acotxa Verb
803 acotxar Verb /[ə.kuˈt͡ʃa]/ to be covered (with bedclothes or blankets), to be tucked in.
804 acotxat Verb
805 acotxem Verb
806 acotxen Verb
807 acotxés Verb
808 acotxeu Verb
809 acotxi Verb
810 acotxin Verb
811 acotxis Verb
812 acotxo Verb
813 acreció Noun /[ə.kɾə.siˈo]/ Equivalent to 'accretion': Increase by natural growth, especially the gradual increase of organic bodies by the internal…
814 acro- Phrase /[ə.kɾu]/
815 acrònim Noun /[əˈkɾɔ.nim]/
816 acta Noun /[ˈak.tə]/ act (of a parliament).
817 acte Noun /[ˈak.tə]/ Equivalent to 'act': An instance of a certain standardized college admissions test in the United States, originally call…
818 actes Noun /[ˈak.təs]/
819 actini Noun /[əkˈti.ni]/ Equivalent to 'Actinium': A radioactive, metallic chemical element (symbol: Ac) with an atomic number of 89; found in ur…
820 actitud Noun /[ək.tiˈtut]/ attitude (position or stance on an issue or concept).
821 actiu Adjective /[əkˈtiw]/ Equivalent to 'Asset': A thing or quality that has value, especially one that generates cash flows.
822 actius Adjective masculine plural of actiu.
823 activa Verb, Adjective /[əkˈti.βə]/ feminine singular of actiu.
824 activar Verb /[ək.tiˈβa]/ to enable (to activate a function of an electronic or mechanical device).
825 activat Verb /[ək.tiˈβat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe activer.
826 activem Verb
827 activen Verb
828 actives Verb
829 activeu Verb
830 activi Verb
831 activin Verb
832 activis Verb
833 activo Verb /[əkˈti.βu]/
834 actor Noun /[əkˈto]/ actor, agent (person who does an action).
835 actors Noun
836 actriu Noun /[əkˈtɾiw]/ Equivalent to 'actor': Someone who institutes a legal suit; a plaintiff or complainant.
837 actrius Noun /[əkˈtɾiws]/
838 actua Verb /[əkˈtu.ə]/
839 actuada Verb /[ək.tuˈa.ðə]/ feminine singular of actuat.
840 actual Adjective /[ək.tuˈal]/ Equivalent to 'present': A gift, especially one given for birthdays, Christmas, anniversaries, graduations, weddings, or…
841 actuals Adjective /[ək.tuˈals]/ (Adjectiu).
842 actuant Verb gerund of actuar.
843 actuar Verb /[ək.tuˈa]/ Equivalent to 'act': An instance of a certain standardized college admissions test in the United States, originally call…
844 actuarà Verb
845 actuaré Verb
846 actuari Noun /[ək.tuˈa.ɾi]/ Equivalent to 'Actuary': A professional who calculates financial values associated with uncertain events subject to risk…
847 actuat Verb /[ək.tuˈat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif de actuer.
848 actuats Verb /[ək.tuˈats]/ masculine plural of actuat.
849 actuava Verb /[ək.tuˈa.βə]/
850 actuem Verb /[ək.tuˈɛm]/
851 actuen Verb
852 actues Verb /[əkˈtu.əs]/
853 actueu Verb
854 actuï Verb
855 actuïn Verb
856 actuïs Verb
857 actuo Verb /[əkˈtu.u]/
858 acuba Verb
859 acubant Verb gerund of acubar.
860 acubar Verb /[ə.kuˈβa]/ to suffocate, to smother.
861 acubarà Verb
862 acubaré Verb
863 acubat Verb
864 acubava Verb
865 acubem Verb
866 acuben Verb
867 acubés Verb
868 acubeu Verb
869 acubi Verb
870 acubin Verb
871 acubis Verb
872 acubo Verb
873 acudeix Verb
874 acuden Verb
875 acudí Verb
876 acudia Verb /[ə.kuˈði.ə]/
877 acudida Verb /[ə.kuˈði.ðə]/ feminine singular of acudit.
878 acudíem Verb
879 acudien Verb
880 acudies Verb
881 acudíeu Verb
882 acudim Verb
883 acudin Verb
884 acudint Verb gerund of acudir.
885 acudir Verb /[ə.kuˈði]/ to come to mind, to occur (to someone).
886 acudirà Verb
887 acudiré Verb
888 acudís Verb
889 acudit Noun, Verb /[ə.kuˈðit]/ witticism (a witty remark).
890 acudits Noun, Verb /[ə.kuˈðits]/ masculine plural of acudit.
891 acudiu Verb /[ə.kuˈðiw]/
892 acudo Verb
893 acufen Noun Equivalent to 'tinnitus': The experience of auditory sensations, such as a ringing or pulsating sound, occurring in the…
894 acufens Noun
895 acula Verb
896 aculant Verb gerund of acular.
897 acular Verb /[ə.kuˈla]/ to defend one's position stubbornly.
898 acularà Verb
899 acularé Verb
900 aculat Verb
901 aculava Verb
902 aculem Verb
903 aculen Verb
904 aculés Verb
905 aculeu Verb
906 aculi Verb
907 aculin Verb
908 aculis Verb
909 acull Verb
910 acullen Verb
911 aculli Verb
912 acullin Verb
913 acullis Verb
914 acullo Verb
915 aculls Verb
916 aculo Verb
917 acumula Verb
918 acumulí Verb
919 acumulo Verb
920 acunçar Verb to arrange artfully; to dress, trim.
921 acurada Adjective /[ə.kuˈɾa.ðə]/ feminine singular of acurat.
922 acurat Noun, Adjective /[ə.kuˈɾat]/ Equivalent to 'painstaking': The application of careful and attentive effort.
923 acurats Adjective /[ə.kuˈɾats]/ masculine plural of acurat.
924 acurtar Noun
925 acusa Verb /[əˈku.zə]/
926 acusada Noun, Verb /[ə.kuˈza.ðə]/ female equivalent of acusat.
927 acusant Verb gerund of acusar.
928 acusar Verb /[ə.kuˈza]/ to call (to declare possession of certain cards).
929 acusarà Verb
930 acusaré Verb
931 acusat Noun, Verb /[ə.kuˈzat]/ Equivalent to 'accused': The person charged with an offense; the defendant in a criminal case.
932 acusats Noun, Verb /[ə.kuˈzats]/ masculine plural of acusat.
933 acusava Verb /[ə.kuˈza.βə]/
934 acusem Verb /[ə.kuˈzɛm]/
935 acusen Verb
936 acuses Verb /[əˈku.zəs]/
937 acuseu Verb
938 acusi Verb
939 acusin Verb
940 acusis Verb
941 acuso Verb /[əˈku.zu]/
942 acústic Adjective /[əˈkus.tik]/ Equivalent to 'acoustic': The properties or qualities of a room or building that determine how sound is transmitted in i…
943 acut Verb
944 acuts Verb
945 adalil Noun /[ə.ðəˈlil]/
946 adàmic Adjective /[əˈða.mik]/ Adam; Adamic (pertaining to or resembling the Biblical figure of Adam).
947 adàmica Adjective feminine singular of adàmic.
948 adàmics Adjective masculine plural of adàmic.
949 adapta Verb
950 adaptar Verb /[ə.ðəpˈta]/
951 adaptat Verb /[ə.ðəpˈtat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe adapter.
952 adaptem Verb
953 adapten Verb
954 adaptes Verb
955 adapteu Verb
956 adapti Verb
957 adaptin Verb
958 adaptis Verb
959 adapto Verb /[əˈðap.tu]/
960 adaram Noun /[ə.ðəˈɾam]/ adarme (unit of measure equal to 1.8 grams).
961 adarb Noun /[əˈðarp]/ wall walk, allure.
962 addició Noun /[əd.di.siˈo]/ addition (the operation of adding).
963 addicte Noun, Adjective /[ədˈdik.tə]/ Equivalent to 'Addict': A person who is addicted, especially to a harmful drug.
964 additiu Noun, Adjective /[əd.diˈtiw]/ additive (pertaining to addition).
965 addueix Verb
966 adduí Verb
967 adduïa Verb
968 adduïda Verb /[əd.duˈi.ðə]/ feminine singular of adduït.
969 adduíem Verb
970 adduïen Verb
971 adduïes Verb
972 adduíeu Verb
973 adduïm Verb
974 adduint Verb gerund of adduir.
975 adduir Noun, Verb /[əd.duˈi]/ Equivalent to 'Allege': Embarcation qui sert à alléger un bâtiment trop lourd ou à le décharger et le charger quand celu…
976 adduirà Verb
977 adduiré Verb
978 adduís Verb
979 adduït Verb /[əd.duˈit]/ Espèce chimique AB dont chaque entité moléculaire est formée par combinaison directe de deux entités moléculaires distin…
980 adduïts Verb /[əd.duˈits]/ masculine plural of adduït.
981 adduïu Verb
982 adeia Verb
983 adèiem Verb
984 adeien Verb
985 adeies Verb
986 adèieu Verb
987 adepta Adjective feminine singular of adepte.
988 adepte Adjective /[əˈðep.tə]/
989 adeptes Adjective (Adjectiu).
990 adequat Noun, Adjective /[ə.ðəˈkwat]/ Nom. [C2].
991 adés Noun, Adverb /[əˈðes]/
992 adeu Noun, Interjection /[əˈðew]/ an utterance of goodbye.
993 adeus Noun superseded spelling of adeus, deprecated in the 2016 orthographic reform by the Institute of Catalan Studies.
994 adherí Verb
995 adheria Verb
996 adherim Verb
997 adherir Verb /[ə.ðəˈɾi]/ to adhere [with a ‘to’], to follow.
998 adherís Verb
999 adherit Verb /[ə.ðəˈɾit]/
1000 adheriu Verb
1001 adhesió Noun /[ə.ðə.ziˈo]/ Equivalent to 'Adhesion': The ability of a substance to stick to an unlike substance.
1002 adhesiu Noun, Adjective /[ə.ðəˈziw]/ Equivalent to 'Adherent': A person who has membership in some group, association, or religion.
1003 àdhuc Noun, Adverb /[ˈa.ðuk]/ Equivalent to 'even': An ethnic Even: a member of an indigenous people living in Siberia and the Russian Far East.
1004 adia Verb
1005 adiada Verb /[ə.ðiˈa.ðə]/ feminine singular of adiat.
1006 adiades Verb /[ə.ðiˈa.ðəs]/ feminine plural of adiat.
1007 adiant Verb gerund of adiar.
1008 adiar Verb /[ə.ðiˈa]/ to schedule.
1009 adiarà Verb
1010 adiaran Verb
1011 adiaràs Verb
1012 adiaré Verb
1013 adiarem Verb
1014 adiaren Verb
1015 adiares Verb
1016 adiareu Verb
1017 adiaria Verb
1018 adiat Verb /[ə.ðiˈat]/
1019 adiats Verb /[ə.ðiˈats]/ masculine plural of adiat.
1020 adiava Verb
1021 adiàvem Verb
1022 adiaven Verb
1023 adiaves Verb
1024 adiàveu Verb
1025 adic Verb /[əˈðik]/
1026 adiem Verb
1027 adien Verb
1028 adient Verb, Adjective /[ə.ðiˈen]/ gerund of adir-se.
1029 adients Adjective (Adjectiu).
1030 adies Verb
1031 adieu Verb
1032 adigué Verb /[ə.ðiˈɣe]/
1033 adiguem Verb
1034 adigués Verb /[ə.ðiˈɣes]/
1035 adigueu Verb
1036 adigui Verb /[əˈði.ɣi]/
1037 adiguin Verb
1038 adiguis Verb /[əˈði.ɣis]/
1039 adiï Verb
1040 adiïn Verb
1041 adiïs Verb
1042 adinera Verb
1043 adineri Verb
1044 adinero Verb
1045 adio Verb
1046 adiós Noun, Interjection /[ə.ðiˈos]/
1047 adipós Adjective /[ə.ðiˈpos]/ Equivalent to 'Adipose': Animal fat stored in the tissue of the body.
1048 adiposa Adjective /[ə.ðiˈpo.zə]/ feminine singular of adipós.
1049 adípsia Noun /[əˈðip.si.ə]/
1050 adir Verb /[əˈði]/ only used in s'... adir, syntactic variant of adir-se, infinitive of adir-se.
1051 adir-se Verb /[əˈðir.sə]/ to suit, to fit together, to match.
1052 adirà Verb /[ə.ðiˈɾa]/
1053 adiran Verb /[ə.ðiˈɾan]/
1054 adiràs Verb /[ə.ðiˈɾas]/
1055 adiré Verb /[ə.ðiˈɾe]/
1056 adirem Verb
1057 adireu Verb
1058 adiria Verb /[ə.ðiˈɾi.ə]/
1059 adiríem Verb /[ə.ðiˈɾi.əm]/
1060 adirien Verb
1061 adiries Verb /[ə.ðiˈɾi.əs]/
1062 adiríeu Verb
1063 adit Verb /[əˈðit]/ A horizontal or nearly horizontal passage from the surface into a mine, as contrasted with a shaft or vertical entry pas…
1064 adita Verb /[əˈði.tə]/ feminine singular of adit.
1065 adites Verb /[əˈði.təs]/ feminine plural of adit.
1066 adits Verb /[əˈðits]/ masculine plural of adit.
1067 adiu Verb /[əˈðiw]/
1068 adiuen Verb
1069 adius Verb /[əˈðiws]/
1070 adives Noun /[əˈði.βəs]/ vives (disease of animals).
1071 adjunt Noun, Adjective /[əˈd͡ʒun]/ Equivalent to 'Attachment': The act or process of (physically or figuratively) attaching.
1072 adjunta Noun, Adjective /[əˈd͡ʒun.tə]/ female equivalent of adjunt.
1073 adjunts Noun /[əˈd͡ʒuns]/
1074 adjura Verb
1075 adjurar Verb /[ə.d͡ʒuˈɾa]/ to implore.
1076 adjurat Verb /[ə.d͡ʒuˈɾat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe adjurer.
1077 adjurem Verb
1078 adjuren Verb
1079 adjures Verb
1080 adjureu Verb
1081 adjuri Verb
1082 adjurin Verb
1083 adjuris Verb
1084 adjuro Verb /[əˈd͡ʒu.ɾu]/
1085 admès Verb /[ədˈmɛs]/ alternative spelling of admès.
1086 admesa Verb /[ədˈmɛ.zə]/ feminine singular of admès.
1087 admeses Verb /[ədˈmɛ.zəs]/ feminine plural of admès.
1088 admesos Verb /[ədˈmɛ.zus]/ masculine plural of admès.
1089 admet Verb
1090 admeté Verb
1091 admetem Verb
1092 admeten Verb
1093 admetés Verb
1094 admeteu Verb
1095 admetí Verb
1096 admetia Verb
1097 admetin Verb
1098 admetis Verb
1099 admeto Verb
1100 admetrà Verb
1101 admetre Verb /[ədˈmɛ.tɾə]/
1102 admets Verb
1103 admira Verb /[ədˈmi.ɾə]/
1104 admirar Verb /[əd.miˈɾa]/ to admire, to respect.
1105 admirat Verb /[əd.miˈɾat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe admirer.
1106 admirem Verb
1107 admiren Verb
1108 admires Verb /[ədˈmi.ɾəs]/
1109 admireu Verb
1110 admiri Verb /[ədˈmi.ɾi]/
1111 admirin Verb
1112 admiris Verb /[ədˈmi.ɾis]/
1113 admiro Verb /[ədˈmi.ɾu]/
1114 adob Noun /[əˈðop]/ seasoning, dressing, marinade.
1115 adoba Verb
1116 adobada Verb /[ə.ðuˈβa.ðə]/ feminine singular of adobat.
1117 adobant Verb Equivalent to 'witch doctor': A person (often male) who is believed to ward off witchcraft and heal through magical powe…
1118 adobar Verb /[ə.ðuˈβa]/ to fertilize (to make the soil fertile by adding nutrients).
1119 adobarà Verb
1120 adobaré Verb
1121 adobat Verb /[ə.ðuˈβat]/
1122 adobats Verb /[ə.ðuˈβats]/ masculine plural of adobat.
1123 adobava Verb
1124 adobem Verb
1125 adoben Verb
1126 adober Noun /[ə.ðuˈβe]/ Equivalent to 'Tanner': Any of several spider crabs of the genus Chionoecetes, especially Chionoecetes bairdi and Chiono…
1127 adobes Verb
1128 adobeu Verb
1129 adobi Verb
1130 adobin Verb
1131 adobis Verb
1132 adobo Verb
1133 adobs Noun
1134 adolora Verb
1135 adolori Verb
1136 adoloro Verb
1137 adona Verb
1138 adonada Verb /[ə.ðuˈna.ðə]/ feminine singular of adonat.
1139 adonant Verb gerund of adonar-se.
1140 adonar Verb /[ə.ðuˈna]/ only used in s'... adonar, syntactic variant of adonar-se, infinitive of adonar-se.
1141 adonarà Verb
1142 adonaré Verb
1143 adonat Verb /[ə.ðuˈnat]/
1144 adonats Verb /[ə.ðuˈnats]/ masculine plural of adonat.
1145 adonava Verb
1146 adonem Verb
1147 adonen Verb
1148 adones Verb
1149 adoneu Verb
1150 adoni Verb
1151 adonin Verb
1152 adonis Noun, Verb /[əˈðo.nis]/ A beautiful young man, like the mythological Greek Adonis.
1153 adono Verb
1154 adopció Noun /[ə.ðup.siˈo]/ Equivalent to 'adoption': The state of being adopted; the acceptance of a child of other parents as if they were one's o…
1155 adopta Verb
1156 adoptar Verb /[ə.ðupˈta]/ to adopt (a child; an idea or style; a resolution).
1157 adoptat Verb /[ə.ðupˈtat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe adopter.
1158 adoptem Verb /[ə.ðupˈtɛm]/
1159 adopten Verb
1160 adoptes Verb
1161 adopteu Verb
1162 adopti Verb
1163 adoptin Verb
1164 adoptis Verb /[əˈðɔp.tis]/
1165 adoptiu Adjective /[ə.ðupˈtiw]/ adoptive (related by adoption).
1166 adopto Verb
1167 adora Verb /[ə.ðuˈɾa]/
1168 adorada Verb /[ə.ðuˈɾa.ðə]/ feminine singular of adorat.
1169 adorant Verb /[ə.ðuˈɾan]/ gerund of adorar.
1170 adorar Verb /[ə.ðuˈɾa]/ Equivalent to 'Adore': Troisième personne du singulier de l’indicatif présent de adorer.
1171 adorarà Verb
1172 adoraré Verb
1173 adorat Verb /[ə.ðuˈɾat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe adorer.
1174 adorats Verb /[ə.ðuˈɾats]/ masculine plural of adorat.
1175 adorava Verb /[ə.ðuˈɾa.βə]/
1176 adorem Verb /[ə.ðuˈɾɛm]/
1177 adoren Verb
1178 adorer Noun, Adjective /[ə.ðuˈɾe]/ of, from or relating to the municipality of Ador, Valencia, Spain.
1179 adorera Noun, Adjective female equivalent of adorer.
1180 adorers Noun, Adjective masculine plural of adorer.
1181 adores Verb /[əˈðo.ɾəs]/
1182 adoreu Verb
1183 adori Verb /[əˈðo.ɾi]/
1184 adorin Verb
1185 adoris Verb /[əˈðo.ɾis]/
1186 adorm Verb
1187 adormen Verb
1188 adormi Verb
1189 adormia Verb
1190 adormim Verb
1191 adormin Verb
1192 adormir Noun, Verb /[ə.ðurˈmi]/ to put to sleep.
1193 adormís Verb
1194 adormit Verb, Adjective /[ə.ðurˈmit]/
1195 adormiu Verb
1196 adormo Verb
1197 adorms Verb
1198 adorn Noun adornment.
1199 adorna Verb
1200 adornar Verb /[ə.ðurˈna]/ Equivalent to 'Tire': Alternative spelling of tyre: The rubber covering on a wheel.
1201 adornat Verb /[ə.ðurˈnat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe adorner.
1202 adornem Verb
1203 adornen Verb
1204 adornes Verb
1205 adorneu Verb
1206 adorni Verb
1207 adornin Verb
1208 adornis Verb
1209 adorno Verb
1210 adoro Verb /[əˈðo.ɾu]/
1211 adossa Verb
1212 adossar Verb /[ə.ðuˈsa]/ to lean against.
1213 adossat Verb /[ə.ðuˈsat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe adosser.
1214 adossem Verb
1215 adossen Verb
1216 adosses Verb
1217 adosseu Verb
1218 adossi Verb
1219 adossin Verb
1220 adossis Verb
1221 adosso Verb
1222 adquirí Verb
1223 adreça Noun, Verb /[əˈðɾe.sə]/ Equivalent to 'address': Direction.
1224 adreçar Verb /[ə.ðɾəˈsa]/ to address; to confront.
1225 adreçat Verb /[ə.ðɾəˈsat]/
1226 adrecem Verb
1227 adrecen Verb
1228 adreces Noun, Verb /[əˈðɾɛ.səs]/
1229 adreceu Verb
1230 adrecí Verb
1231 adrecin Verb
1232 adrecis Verb
1233 adreço Verb
1234 adret Adjective /[əˈðɾɛt]/ sound (free of physical defects).
1235 adreta Adjective feminine singular of adret.
1236 adretes Adjective feminine plural of adret.
1237 adscric Verb
1238 adscrit Verb /[ətsˈkɾit]/ Écrit à côté.
1239 adscriu Verb
1240 adula Verb
1241 adulant Verb gerund of adular.
1242 adular Verb /[ə.ðuˈla]/ Equivalent to 'Flatter': A type of set tool used by blacksmiths.
1243 adularà Verb
1244 adularé Verb
1245 adulat Verb Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe aduler.
1246 adulava Verb
1247 adulem Verb
1248 adulen Verb
1249 adules Verb
1250 aduleu Verb
1251 aduli Verb
1252 adulin Verb
1253 adulis Verb
1254 adulo Verb
1255 adult Noun, Adjective /[əˈðul]/ adult (fully grown).
1256 adulta Noun, Adjective /[əˈðul.tə]/ feminine singular of adult.
1257 adúlter Noun, Adjective /[əˈðul.tər]/ adulterated, corrupted.
1258 adultes Noun, Adjective /[əˈðul.təs]/ feminine plural of adult.
1259 adults Noun, Adjective /[əˈðuls]/ masculine plural of adult.
1260 adust Adjective /[əˈðust]/ scorched, parched.
1261 adustes Adjective feminine plural of adust.
1262 adusts Adjective masculine plural of adust.
1263 advé Verb
1264 advén Verb
1265 advenen Verb
1266 advenia Verb
1267 advenim Verb
1268 advenir Verb /[əd.bəˈni]/ to happen, to occur.
1269 adveniu Verb
1270 advens Verb
1271 advent Noun /[ədˈben]/
1272 advents Noun
1273 advera Verb
1274 adverar Verb /[əd.bəˈɾa]/ to affirm, to establish.
1275 adverat Verb
1276 adverbi Noun /[ədˈbɛr.bi]/ Equivalent to 'adverb': A word that modifies a verb, adjective, other adverbs, or various other types of words, phrases…
1277 adverem Verb
1278 adveren Verb
1279 adverés Verb
1280 advereu Verb
1281 adveri Verb
1282 adverin Verb
1283 adveris Verb
1284 advero Verb
1285 advers Adjective /[ədˈbɛrs]/ Equivalent to 'Adverse': Unfavorable; antagonistic in purpose or effect; hostile; actively opposing one's interests or w…
1286 adversa Adjective feminine singular of advers.
1287 advertí Verb
1288 advinc Verb
1289 advoca Verb
1290 advocad Noun /[əd.buˈkat]/ obsolete spelling of advocat.
1291 advocar Verb /[əd.buˈka]/ Equivalent to 'Advocate': Someone whose job is to speak for someone's case in a court of law; a counsel.
1292 advocat Noun, Verb /[əd.buˈkat]/ Equivalent to 'lawyer': A professional person with a graduate law degree that qualifies for legal work (such as Juris Do…
1293 advoco Verb
1294 advoqui Verb
1295 aede Noun bard, poet, aoidos.
1296 aeració Noun /[ə.e.ɾə.siˈo]/
1297 aeri Noun, Adjective /[əˈɛ.ɾi]/ airy, light (insubstantial).
1298 aèria Adjective feminine singular of aeri.
1299 aèries Adjective feminine plural of aeri.
1300 aerífer Adjective /[ə.eˈɾi.fər]/ airy; containing air.
1301 aeris Adjective masculine plural of aeri.
1302 aero- Phrase /[əˌe.ɾu]/
1303 aerobi Noun, Adjective /[ə.eˈɾɔ.βi]/ aerobic (requiring oxygen).
1304 aeròbic Noun, Adjective /[ə.eˈɾɔ.βik]/ Equivalent to 'Aerobic': Aérobique, gymnastique qui oxygène les tissus par des mouvements rapides effectués en musique e…
1305 aerobis Noun, Adjective masculine plural of aerobi.
1306 aerobús Noun /[əˌe.ɾuˈβus]/
1307 aerofar Noun /[əˌe.ɾuˈfar]/ aerobeacon.
1308 aeronau Noun /[əˌe.ɾuˈnaw]/ Equivalent to 'Aircraft': A vehicle capable of atmospheric flight due to interaction with the air, such as buoyancy or l…
1309 aeroplà Noun
1310 aerosol Noun /[əˌe.ɾuˈsɔl]/
1311 afàgia Noun /[əˈfa.ʒi.ə]/
1312 afaità Verb
1313 afaitar Verb /[ə.fəjˈta]/ Equivalent to 'Shave': An exorbitant discount on a note.
1314 afaitat Verb /[ə.fəjˈtat]/
1315 afaitem Verb
1316 afaiten Verb
1317 afaites Verb
1318 afaiteu Verb
1319 afaiti Verb
1320 afaitin Verb
1321 afaitis Verb
1322 afaito Verb
1323 afalac Noun /[ə.fəˈlak]/
1324 afalacs Noun /[ə.fəˈlaks]/
1325 afalagà Verb
1326 afalago Verb
1327 afama Verb
1328 afamada Adjective /[ə.fəˈma.ðə]/ feminine singular of afamat.
1329 afamant Verb gerund of afamar.
1330 afamar Verb /[ə.fəˈma]/ to starve.
1331 afamarà Verb
1332 afamaré Verb
1333 afamat Verb, Adjective /[ə.fəˈmat]/ hungry (affected by hunger).
1334 afamats Adjective /[ə.fəˈmats]/ masculine plural of afamat.
1335 afamava Verb
1336 afamem Verb
1337 afamen Verb
1338 afames Verb
1339 afameu Verb
1340 afami Verb
1341 afamin Verb
1342 afamis Verb
1343 afamo Verb
1344 afana Verb
1345 afanada Noun, Verb /[ə.fəˈna.ðə]/ theft, robbery.
1346 afanant Verb gerund of afanar.
1347 afanar Verb /[ə.fəˈna]/ to pilfer, to steal.
1348 afanarà Verb
1349 afanaré Verb
1350 afanat Verb
1351 afanats Verb /[ə.fəˈnats]/ masculine plural past participle of afanar.
1352 afanava Verb
1353 afanem Verb
1354 afanen Verb
1355 afanes Verb
1356 afaneta Noun
1357 afaneu Verb
1358 afani Verb
1359 afanin Verb
1360 afanis Verb
1361 afano Verb
1362 afany Noun /[əˈfaɲ]/ Equivalent to 'Eagerness': The state or quality of being eager; ardent desire.
1363 afanya Verb
1364 afanyar Verb /[ə.fəˈɲa]/ to work hard, toil.
1365 afanyat Verb
1366 afanyem Verb
1367 afanyen Verb
1368 afanyés Verb
1369 afanyeu Verb
1370 afanyi Verb
1371 afanyin Verb
1372 afanyis Verb
1373 afanyo Verb
1374 afanys Noun /[əˈfaɲs]/
1375 afartà Verb
1376 afartar Verb /[ə.fərˈta]/ to get full, satiate oneself.
1377 afartat Verb /[ə.fərˈtat]/
1378 afartem Verb
1379 afarten Verb
1380 afartés Verb
1381 afarteu Verb
1382 afartí Verb
1383 afartin Verb
1384 afartis Verb
1385 afarto Verb
1386 afàsia Noun /[əˈfa.zi.ə]/ Equivalent to 'Aphasia': A partial or total loss of language skills due to brain damage.
1387 afavorí Verb
1388 afeblí Verb
1389 afeblia Verb
1390 afeblim Verb
1391 afeblir Noun, Verb /[ə.fəbˈbli]/ to weaken.
1392 afeblís Verb
1393 afeblit Verb /[ə.fəˈβlit]/
1394 afebliu Verb
1395 afecció Noun /[ə.fək.siˈo]/ Equivalent to 'affection': The act of affecting or acting upon.
1396 afecta Verb /[əˈfɛk.tə]/
1397 afectar Verb /[ə.fəkˈta]/ Equivalent to 'affect': A subjective feeling experienced in response to a thought or other stimulus; mood, emotion, espe…
1398 afectat Noun, Verb /[ə.fəkˈtat]/ Equivalent to 'Jaunty': A traditional nickname for a Royal Navy master-at-arms.
1399 afecte Noun, Adjective /[əˈfek.tə]/ inclined (a to), subject (a to).
1400 afectem Verb /[ə.fəkˈtɛm]/
1401 afecten Verb
1402 afectes Verb /[əˈfɛk.təs]/
1403 afecteu Verb
1404 afecti Verb
1405 afectin Verb
1406 afectis Verb
1407 afectiu Adjective /[ə.fəkˈtiw]/ Equivalent to 'Affective': Féminin singulier de affectif.
1408 afecto Verb /[əˈfɛk.tu]/
1409 afegeix Verb
1410 afegí Verb
1411 afegia Verb
1412 afegida Verb /[ə.fəˈʒi.ðə]/ feminine singular of afegit.
1413 afegíem Verb
1414 afegien Verb
1415 afegies Verb
1416 afegíeu Verb
1417 afegim Verb
1418 afegint Verb gerund of afegir.
1419 afegir Noun, Verb /[ə.fəˈʒi]/ Equivalent to 'add': The addition of a song to a station's playlist.
1420 afegirà Verb
1421 afegiré Verb
1422 afegís Verb
1423 afegit Verb /[ə.fəˈʒit]/
1424 afegitó Noun /[ə.fə.ʒiˈto]/ addition, add-on.
1425 afegits Verb /[ə.fəˈʒits]/ masculine plural of afegit.
1426 afegiu Verb
1427 afeli Noun Equivalent to 'Aphelion': The point in the elliptical orbit of a comet, planet, or other astronomical object, where it i…
1428 afèmia Noun /[əˈfɛ.mi.ə]/ aphemia (a type of aphasia in which the ability to speak is lost or severely impaired).
1429 afèmic Adjective /[əˈfɛ.mik]/
1430 afèmica Adjective /[əˈfɛ.mi.kə]/ feminine singular of afèmic.
1431 afèmics Adjective /[əˈfɛ.miks]/ masculine plural of afèmic.
1432 afer Noun /[əˈfer]/ Equivalent to 'affair': Something which is done or is to be done; business of any kind, commercial, professional, or pub…
1433 afèresi Noun /[əˈfɛ.ɾə.zi]/ Equivalent to 'apheresis': Elision, suppression, or complete loss of a letter or sound (syllable) from the beginning of…
1434 afermà Verb
1435 afermar Verb /[ə.fərˈma]/ to strengthen oneself, to stand firm.
1436 afermat Verb
1437 afermem Verb
1438 afermen Verb
1439 afermés Verb
1440 afermeu Verb
1441 afermi Verb
1442 afermin Verb
1443 afermis Verb
1444 afermo Verb
1445 aferra Verb
1446 aferrar Noun, Verb /[ə.fəˈra]/ Equivalent to 'Clutch': A brood of chickens or a sitting of eggs; a sitting.
1447 aferrat Verb
1448 aferrem Verb
1449 aferren Verb
1450 aferrés Verb
1451 aferreu Verb
1452 aferri Verb
1453 aferrin Verb
1454 aferris Verb
1455 aferro Verb
1456 afers Noun
1457 afganès Noun, Adjective alternative spelling of afganès.
1458 afibla Verb
1459 afiblar Noun, Verb /[ə.fibˈbla]/ to button, to fasten.
1460 afiblat Verb
1461 afiblem Verb
1462 afiblen Verb
1463 afiblés Verb
1464 afibleu Verb
1465 afibli Verb
1466 afiblin Verb
1467 afiblis Verb
1468 afiblo Verb
1469 afica Verb
1470 aficant Verb gerund of aficar.
1471 aficar Verb /[ə.fiˈka]/
1472 aficarà Verb
1473 aficaré Verb
1474 aficat Verb
1475 aficava Verb
1476 afició Noun /[ə.fi.siˈo]/ fan base, group of fans.
1477 afico Verb
1478 afila Verb /[əˈfi.lə]/
1479 afilada Verb /[ə.fiˈla.ðə]/ feminine singular of afilat.
1480 afilant Verb /[ə.fiˈlan]/ gerund of afilar.
1481 afilar Verb /[ə.fiˈla]/ to sharpen.
1482 afilarà Verb
1483 afilaré Verb
1484 afilat Noun, Verb /[ə.fiˈlat]/
1485 afilats Verb /[ə.fiˈlats]/ masculine plural of afilat.
1486 afilava Verb /[ə.fiˈla.βə]/
1487 afilem Verb /[ə.fiˈlɛm]/
1488 afilen Verb
1489 afiles Verb /[əˈfi.ləs]/
1490 afileu Verb
1491 afilí Verb
1492 afilia Verb
1493 afiliar Verb /[ə.fi.liˈa]/ to admit as a member, to join.
1494 afiliat Verb
1495 afiliem Verb
1496 afilien Verb
1497 afilies Verb
1498 afilieu Verb
1499 afiliï Verb
1500 afiliïn Verb
1501 afiliïs Verb
1502 afilin Verb
1503 afilio Verb
1504 afilis Verb
1505 afilla Verb
1506 afillar Verb /[ə.fiˈʎa]/ to adopt (a child).
1507 afillat Noun, Verb /[ə.fiˈʎat]/ adopted son (m), daughter (f).
1508 afillem Verb
1509 afillen Verb
1510 afillés Verb
1511 afilleu Verb
1512 afilli Verb
1513 afillin Verb
1514 afillis Verb
1515 afillo Verb
1516 afilo Verb /[əˈfi.lu]/
1517 afina Verb
1518 afinada Verb /[ə.fiˈna.ðə]/ feminine singular of afinat.
1519 afinant Verb gerund of afinar.
1520 afinar Verb /[ə.fiˈna]/ to tune (to modify a musical instrument).
1521 afinarà Verb
1522 afinaré Verb
1523 afinat Verb, Adjective /[ə.fiˈnat]/ very drawn or pale (as from a shock).
1524 afinats Verb /[ə.fiˈnats]/ masculine plural of afinat.
1525 afinava Verb
1526 afinem Verb
1527 afinen Verb
1528 afines Verb /[əˈfi.nəs]/
1529 afineu Verb
1530 afini Verb
1531 afinin Verb
1532 afinis Verb
1533 afino Verb
1534 afins Adjective /[əˈfins]/ (Adjectiu).
1535 afiquem Verb
1536 afiquen Verb
1537 afiques Verb
1538 afiqueu Verb
1539 afiqui Verb
1540 afiquin Verb
1541 afiquis Verb
1542 afirma Verb /[əˈfir.mə]/
1543 afirmar Noun, Verb /[ə.firˈma]/ Equivalent to 'Allege': Embarcation qui sert à alléger un bâtiment trop lourd ou à le décharger et le charger quand celu…
1544 afirmat Verb /[ə.firˈmat]/
1545 afirmem Verb /[ə.firˈmɛm]/
1546 afirmen Verb
1547 afirmes Verb /[əˈfir.məs]/
1548 afirmeu Verb
1549 afirmí Verb
1550 afirmin Verb
1551 afirmis Verb
1552 afirmo Verb /[əˈfir.mu]/
1553 aflamar Noun
1554 aflat Noun /[əˈflat]/ breath, exhalation.
1555 afligí Verb
1556 afligia Verb
1557 afligim Verb
1558 afligir Verb /[ə.fliˈʒi]/ to afflict.
1559 afligís Verb
1560 afligit Verb /[ə.fliˈʒit]/
1561 afligiu Verb
1562 aflora Verb /[əˈflɔ.ɾə]/
1563 aflorar Noun, Verb /[ə.fluˈɾa]/ to emerge, to appear.
1564 aflorat Verb /[ə.fluˈɾat]/
1565 aflorem Verb /[ə.fluˈɾɛm]/
1566 afloren Verb
1567 aflores Verb /[əˈflɔ.ɾəs]/
1568 afloreu Verb
1569 aflori Verb
1570 aflorin Verb
1571 afloris Verb
1572 afloro Verb
1573 afluent Noun, Adjective /[ə.fluˈen]/ fluent, eloquent.
1574 afluir Noun
1575 afoga Verb
1576 afogant Verb gerund of afogar.
1577 afogar Verb /[ə.fuˈɣa]/ to set on fire.
1578 afogarà Verb
1579 afogaré Verb
1580 afogat Verb
1581 afogava Verb
1582 afogo Verb
1583 afoguem Verb
1584 afoguen Verb
1585 afogues Verb
1586 afogueu Verb
1587 afogui Verb
1588 afoguin Verb
1589 afoguis Verb
1590 afonar Noun
1591 afònic Adjective /[əˈfɔ.nik]/
1592 afònica Adjective /[əˈfɔ.ni.kə]/ feminine singular of afònic.
1593 afònics Adjective /[əˈfɔ.niks]/ masculine plural of afònic.
1594 aforar Verb
1595 afores Noun /[əˈfɔ.ɾəs]/ Equivalent to 'outskirt': A more remote part of a town or city; the periphery, environs; a suburb.
1596 aforra Verb
1597 aforrar Noun, Verb /[ə.fuˈra]/ to save money or other valuables.
1598 aforrat Verb
1599 aforrem Verb
1600 aforren Verb
1601 aforres Verb
1602 aforreu Verb
1603 aforri Verb
1604 aforrin Verb
1605 aforris Verb
1606 aforro Verb
1607 Àfrica Noun, Adjective /[ˈa.fɾi.kə]/ Africa (a former province of the Roman Empire, containing what is now Tunisia and portions of coastal Algeria and Libya).
1608 afront Noun /[əˈfɾon]/ Equivalent to 'Affront': An open or intentional offense, slight, or insult.
1609 afronta Verb /[əˈfɾon.tə]/
1610 afronti Verb
1611 afronto Verb
1612 agafà Verb
1613 agafada Noun, Verb /[ə.ɣəˈfa.ðə]/ assault (by criminals).
1614 agafant Verb /[ə.ɣəˈfan]/ gerund of agafar.
1615 agafar Noun, Verb /[ə.ɣəˈfa]/ Equivalent to 'grip': A small ditch or trench; a channel to carry off water or other liquid; a drain.
1616 agafarà Verb
1617 agafaré Verb
1618 agafat Verb /[ə.ɣəˈfat]/
1619 agafats Verb /[ə.ɣəˈfats]/ masculine plural of agafat.
1620 agafava Verb
1621 agafem Verb
1622 agafen Verb
1623 agafes Noun, Verb
1624 agafeu Verb
1625 agafí Verb
1626 agafin Verb
1627 agafis Verb
1628 agafo Verb
1629 agafós Adjective /[ə.ɣəˈfos]/ (Adjectiu).
1630 agafosa Adjective feminine singular of agafós.
1631 agalla Noun /[əˈɣa.ʎə]/ Equivalent to 'Gall': A blister or tumor-like growth found on the surface of plants, caused by various pathogens, especi…
1632 agarba Verb
1633 agarbar Noun, Verb /[ə.ɣərˈba]/
1634 agarbat Verb
1635 agarbem Verb
1636 agarben Verb
1637 agarbés Verb
1638 agarbeu Verb
1639 agarbi Verb
1640 agarbin Verb
1641 agarbis Verb
1642 agarbo Verb
1643 agença Verb
1644 agençar Verb /[ə.ʒənˈsa]/ to arrange.
1645 agençat Verb /[ə.ʒənˈsat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe agencer.
1646 agencem Verb
1647 agencen Verb
1648 agences Verb
1649 agenceu Verb
1650 agencí Verb
1651 agencia Noun, Verb /[əˈʒɛn.si.ə]/
1652 agenciï Verb
1653 agencin Verb
1654 agencio Verb
1655 agencis Verb
1656 agenço Verb
1657 agenda Noun /[əˈʒen.də]/ planner (a notebook in which one keeps notations of appointments and contacts).
1658 agendes Noun Participe passé masculin pluriel de agender.
1659 agent Noun /[əˈʒen]/
1660 agents Noun /[əˈʒens]/ plural of Agent.
1661 agèrat Noun Equivalent to 'ageratum': Any of the genus Ageratum of tropical American herbs, annuals and perennials, from the sunflow…
1662 agèusia Noun /[əˈʒɛw.zi.ə]/
1663 àgil Adjective /[ˈa.ʒil]/ Equivalent to 'agile': Alternative letter-case form of agile (agile software development).
1664 àgils Adjective (Adjectiu).
1665 agir Verb /[əˈʒi]/ to act, to behave.
1666 agita Verb
1667 agitada Verb /[ə.ʒiˈta.ðə]/ feminine singular of agitat.
1668 agitant Verb /[ə.ʒiˈtan]/ gerund of agitar.
1669 agitar Verb /[ə.ʒiˈta]/ to rouse, to stir up, to agitate.
1670 agitarà Verb
1671 agitaré Verb
1672 agitat Noun, Verb /[ə.ʒiˈtat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe agiter.
1673 agitats Verb /[ə.ʒiˈtats]/ masculine plural of agitat.
1674 agitava Verb
1675 agitem Verb
1676 agiten Verb
1677 agites Verb
1678 agiteu Verb
1679 agiti Verb
1680 agitin Verb
1681 agitis Verb
1682 agito Verb
1683 aglà Noun /[əˈɣla]/
1684 aglans Noun /[əˈɣlans]/
1685 aglevar Noun
1686 aglòs Adjective /[əˈɣlɔs]/
1687 agnació Noun /[əŋ.nə.siˈo]/
1688 agnàtia Noun /[əŋˈna.ti.ə]/
1689 agnòsia Noun /[əŋˈnɔ.zi.ə]/
1690 agònic Adjective /[əˈɣɔ.nik]/ agonizing.
1691 agònica Adjective /[əˈɣɔ.ni.kə]/ feminine singular of agònic.
1692 agònics Adjective /[əˈɣɔ.niks]/ masculine plural of agònic.
1693 agost Noun /[əˈɣost]/ Vila of the Alacantí district, in the Valencian Community (Spain).
1694 agoster Noun
1695 agostos Noun
1696 agosts Noun
1697 agra Adjective /[ˈa.ɣɾə]/ feminine singular of agre.
1698 agrada Verb
1699 agradar Verb /[ə.ɣɾəˈða]/ Equivalent to 'appeal': An application to a superior court or judge for a decision or order by an inferior court or judg…
1700 agradat Verb /[ə.ɣɾəˈðat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif de agrader.
1701 agradem Verb
1702 agraden Verb
1703 agrades Verb
1704 agradeu Verb
1705 agradi Verb
1706 agradin Verb
1707 agradis Verb
1708 agrado Verb
1709 agraeix Verb
1710 agraí Verb /[ə.ɣɾəˈi]/
1711 agraïa Verb
1712 agraïda Verb, Adjective /[ə.ɣɾəˈi.ðə]/ feminine singular of agraït.
1713 agraíem Verb
1714 agraïen Verb
1715 agraïes Verb
1716 agraíeu Verb
1717 agraïm Verb
1718 agraint Verb /[ə.ɣɾəˈin]/ gerund of agrair.
1719 agrair Verb /[ə.ɣɾəˈi]/ to thank, to be grateful.
1720 agrairà Verb
1721 agrairé Verb
1722 agraís Verb
1723 agraït Verb, Adjective /[ə.ɣɾəˈit]/ thankful, grateful.
1724 agraïts Verb, Adjective /[ə.ɣɾəˈits]/ masculine plural of agraït.
1725 agraïu Verb
1726 agram Noun Equivalent to 'couch grass': A grass of species Elymus repens, usually considered a weed.
1727 agrams Noun
1728 agrari Adjective /[əˈɣɾa.ɾi]/ Equivalent to 'Agrarian': A person who advocates the political interests of working farmers.
1729 agrària Adjective feminine singular of agrari.
1730 agraris Adjective masculine plural of agrari.
1731 agràs Noun /[əˈɣɾas]/ Equivalent to 'verjuice': A very acidic juice made by pressing unripe grapes.
1732 agrassó Noun /[ə.ɣɾəˈso]/ gooseberry (fruit).
1733 agre Noun, Adjective /[ˈa.ɣɾə]/ the pleasure one takes in an occupation.
1734 agredí Verb
1735 agredia Verb
1736 agredim Verb
1737 agredir Verb /[ə.ɣɾəˈði]/ to assault, attack.
1738 agredís Verb
1739 agredit Verb /[ə.ɣɾəˈðit]/
1740 agrediu Verb
1741 agrega Verb
1742 agregar Verb /[ə.ɣɾəˈɣa]/ to add, to accumulate.
1743 agregat Verb /[ə.ɣɾəˈɣat]/ Assemblage, ensemble, réunion, d'éléments distincts sans l'organisation qu'a par exemple un organisme biologique.
1744 agrego Verb
1745 agreguí Verb
1746 agrella Noun /[əˈɣɾe.ʎə]/ Equivalent to 'common sorrel': Rumex acetosa, a taxonomic species within the family Polygonaceae, garden sorrel, native…
1747 agres Adjective /[ˈa.ɣɾəs]/ (Adjectiu).
1748 agreugi Verb
1749 agreuja Verb
1750 agreujo Verb
1751 agró Noun /[əˈɣɾo]/ heron (Ardeidae ssp.).
1752 agro- Phrase agro-; agri- (denoting agriculture).
1753 agrònom Noun, Adjective /[əˈɣɾɔ.num]/ (Adjectiu).
1754 agruma Verb
1755 agrumar Verb /[ə.ɣɾuˈma]/ to form heaps of, to heap up.
1756 agrumat Verb
1757 agrumem Verb
1758 agrumen Verb
1759 agrumes Verb
1760 agrumeu Verb
1761 agrumi Verb
1762 agrumin Verb
1763 agrumis Verb
1764 agrumo Verb
1765 agrupa Verb
1766 agrupar Verb /[ə.ɣɾuˈpa]/ Equivalent to 'collect': The prayer said before the reading of the epistle lesson, especially one found in a prayerbook…
1767 agrupat Verb /[ə.ɣɾuˈpat]/
1768 agrupem Verb
1769 agrupen Verb
1770 agrupes Verb
1771 agrupeu Verb
1772 agrupi Verb
1773 agrupin Verb
1774 agrupis Verb
1775 agrupo Verb
1776 agua Verb /[əˈɣu.ə]/ superseded spelling of agúa, deprecated in the 2016 orthographic reform by the Institute of Catalan Studies.
1777 aguada Verb /[ə.ɣuˈa.ðə]/ feminine singular of aguat.
1778 aguades Verb /[ə.ɣuˈa.ðəs]/ feminine plural of aguat.
1779 aguaita Verb
1780 aguaití Verb
1781 aguaito Verb
1782 aguant Noun, Verb /[əˈɣwan]/ resistance, perseverance.
1783 aguanta Verb
1784 aguantí Verb
1785 aguanto Verb /[əˈɣwan.tu]/
1786 aguar Verb /[ə.ɣuˈa]/ to sharpen.
1787 aguarà Verb
1788 aguaran Verb
1789 aguaràs Verb
1790 aguaré Verb
1791 aguarem Verb
1792 aguaren Verb
1793 aguares Verb
1794 aguareu Verb
1795 aguaria Verb
1796 aguat Verb /[ə.ɣuˈat]/
1797 aguats Verb /[ə.ɣuˈats]/ masculine plural of aguat.
1798 aguava Verb
1799 aguàvem Verb
1800 aguaven Verb
1801 aguaves Verb
1802 aguàveu Verb
1803 aguda Adjective /[əˈɣu.ðə]/ feminine singular of agut.
1804 agudes Adjective /[əˈɣu.ðəs]/ feminine plural of agut.
1805 agudesa Noun /[ə.ɣuˈðɛ.zə]/ Equivalent to 'Insight': A sight or view of the interior of anything; a deep inspection or view; introspection; frequent…
1806 agüelo Noun /[əˈɣwe.lu]/ old maid (an unpopped popcorn kernel).
1807 agüem Verb /[ə.ɣuˈɛm]/
1808 agüen Verb /[əˈɣu.ən]/ superseded spelling of agúen, deprecated in the 2016 orthographic reform by the Institute of Catalan Studies.
1809 agües Verb /[əˈɣu.əs]/ superseded spelling of agúes, deprecated in the 2016 orthographic reform by the Institute of Catalan Studies.
1810 agüeu Verb /[ə.ɣuˈɛw]/
1811 aguï Verb /[əˈɣu.i]/
1812 aguiló Noun /[ə.ɣiˈlo]/ Equivalent to 'alerion': A heraldic eagle, especially one displayed without legs/feet or beak.
1813 aguïn Verb /[əˈɣu.in]/
1814 aguïs Verb /[əˈɣu.is]/
1815 agulla Noun /[əˈɣu.ʎə]/ a casteller in the pinya who stands facing one of the baixos, holds the segon's knees, and passes messages between his o…
1816 agullat Noun /[ə.ɣuˈʎat]/ diver (diving bird in the genus Gavia).
1817 agulles Noun /[əˈɣu.ʎəs]/
1818 agulló Noun Equivalent to 'Stinger': The FIM-92 portable infra-red homing surface-to-air missile.
1819 aguo Verb /[əˈɣu.u]/
1820 agusa Verb
1821 agusada Verb /[ə.ɣuˈza.ðə]/ feminine singular of agusat.
1822 agusant Verb /[ə.ɣuˈzan]/ gerund of agusar.
1823 agusar Verb /[ə.ɣuˈza]/
1824 agusarà Verb
1825 agusaré Verb
1826 agusat Verb /[ə.ɣuˈzat]/
1827 agusats Verb /[ə.ɣuˈzats]/ masculine plural of agusat.
1828 agusava Verb
1829 agusem Verb
1830 agusen Verb
1831 agusés Verb
1832 aguseu Verb
1833 agusí Verb
1834 agusin Verb
1835 agusis Verb
1836 aguso Verb
1837 agut Adjective /[əˈɣut]/ oxytone, stressed on the final syllable.
1838 aguts Adjective /[əˈɣuts]/ masculine plural of agut.
1839 ahir Adverb /[əˈi]/ Equivalent to 'yesterday': The day immediately before today; one day ago.
1840 ahont Adverb archaic form of on.
1841 ai-ai Noun Equivalent to 'aye-aye': The lemur Daubentonia madagascariensis, a solitary nocturnal quadruped found in Madagascar and…
1842 aida Verb
1843 aidada Verb /[əjˈða.ðə]/ feminine singular of aidat.
1844 aidades Verb /[əjˈða.ðəs]/ feminine plural of aidat.
1845 aidant Verb /[əjˈðan]/ gerund of aidar.
1846 aidar Verb /[əjˈða]/ Equivalent to 'help': Initialism of heat escape lessening position: a crouching position with the knees held close to th…
1847 aidarà Verb
1848 aidaran Verb
1849 aidaràs Verb
1850 aidaré Verb
1851 aidarem Verb
1852 aidaren Verb
1853 aidares Verb
1854 aidareu Verb
1855 aidaria Verb
1856 aidat Verb /[əjˈðat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe aider.
1857 aidats Verb /[əjˈðats]/ masculine plural of aidat.
1858 aidava Verb
1859 aidàvem Verb
1860 aidaven Verb
1861 aidaves Verb
1862 aidàveu Verb
1863 aidem Verb
1864 aiden Verb
1865 aides Verb
1866 aideu Verb
1867 aidí Verb
1868 aidin Verb
1869 aidis Verb
1870 aido Verb
1871 aigua Noun /[ˈaj.ɣwə]/ Equivalent to 'water': An inorganic compound (of molecular formula H₂O) found at room temperature and pressure as a clea…
1872 aiguada Noun
1873 aigual Noun, Adjective /[əjˈɣwal]/ wet, watery, waterlogged.
1874 aigualí Verb
1875 aiguat Noun /[əjˈɣwat]/ water spout, downpour.
1876 aiguats Noun /[əjˈɣwats]/ Pluriel de aïguat.
1877 aigüera Noun /[əjˈɣwe.ɾə]/ drainage ditch, culvert, sewer.
1878 aigües Noun /[ˈaj.ɣwəs]/ town of the Alacantí district, in the Valencian Community (Spain).
1879 aiguota Noun any weak alcoholic beverage; cat piss, plonk.
1880 aïlla Verb
1881 aïllada Verb /[ə.iˈʎa.ðə]/ feminine singular of aïllat.
1882 aïllant Verb /[ə.iˈʎan]/ Equivalent to 'Insulator': A substance that does not transmit heat (thermal insulator), sound (acoustic insulator) or el…
1883 aïllar Verb /[ə.iˈʎa]/ Equivalent to 'Isolate': Something that has been isolated.
1884 aïllarà Verb
1885 aïllaré Verb
1886 aïllat Verb /[ə.iˈʎat]/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe ailler.
1887 aïllats Verb /[ə.iˈʎats]/ masculine plural of aïllat.
1888 aïllava Verb
1889 aïllem Verb
1890 aïllen Verb
1891 aïlles Verb
1892 aïlleu Verb
1893 aïlli Verb
1894 aïllin Verb
1895 aïllis Verb
1896 aïllo Verb
1897 aimara Noun, Adjective Equivalent to 'Aymara': An indigenous people of South America.
1898 aimares Noun
1899 aïnà Noun, Verb /[ˈaj.nə]/ a female given name, equivalent to English Ann.
1900 aïnada Noun, Verb /[ə.iˈna.ðə]/ feminine singular of aïnat.
1901 aïnades Noun, Verb /[ə.iˈna.ðəs]/ feminine plural of aïnat.
1902 aïnant Verb /[ə.iˈnan]/ gerund of aïnar.
1903 aïnar Noun, Verb /[ə.iˈna]/
1904 aïnarà Verb
1905 aïnaran Verb
1906 aïnaràs Verb
1907 aïnaré Verb
1908 aïnàrem Verb
1909 aïnaren Verb
1910 aïnares Verb
1911 aïnàreu Verb
1912 aïnaria Verb
1913 aïnat Verb /[ə.iˈnat]/
1914 aïnats Verb /[ə.iˈnats]/ masculine plural of aïnat.
1915 aïnava Verb
1916 aïnàvem Verb
1917 aïnaven Verb
1918 aïnaves Verb
1919 aïnàveu Verb
1920 aïnem Verb
1921 aïnen Verb
1922 aïnes Verb
1923 aïneu Verb
1924 aïni Verb
1925 aïnin Verb
1926 aïnis Verb
1927 aïno Verb
1928 aïra Verb
1929 aïrant Verb gerund of aïrar.
1930 aïrar Noun, Verb /[ə.iˈɾa]/ to get angry.
1931 aïrarà Verb
1932 aïraran Verb
1933 aïraràs Verb
1934 aïraré Verb
1935 aïrarem Verb
1936 aïraren Verb
1937 aïrares Verb
1938 aïrareu Verb
1939 aïraria Verb
1940 aïrat Verb Troisième personne du singulier de l’imparfait du subjonctif du verbe airer.
1941 aïrava Verb
1942 aïràvem Verb
1943 aïraven Verb
1944 aïraves Verb
1945 aïràveu Verb
1946 aire Noun /[ˈaj.ɾə]/ air (mixture of gases).
1947 airegem Verb
1948 airegen Verb
1949 airegés Verb
1950 airegeu Verb
1951 airegi Verb
1952 airegin Verb
1953 airegis Verb
1954 aireig Noun /[əjˈɾɛt͡ʃ]/ airing (exposure to warm or fresh air).
1955 aireigs Noun
1956 aireja Verb
1957 airejar Noun, Verb /[əj.ɾəˈʒa]/ Equivalent to 'air': The substance constituting Earth's atmosphere: a gaseous mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, and various t…
1958 airejat Verb
1959 airejo Verb
1960 airejós Adjective /[əj.ɾəˈʒos]/ airy, breezy.
1961 aïrem Verb
1962 aïren Verb
1963 aires Noun, Verb /[ˈaj.ɾəs]/ Pluriel de aire.
1964 aïreu Verb
1965 aïri Verb
1966 aïrin Verb
1967 aïris Verb
1968 aïro Verb
1969 aixà Adverb /[əˈʃa]/ in a manner or way other than this.
1970 aixada Noun /[əˈʃa.ðə]/ hoe (agricultural tool).
1971 aixades Noun /[əˈʃa.ðəs]/
1972 aixafà Verb
1973 aixafar Verb /[ə.ʃəˈfa]/ to crush, to flatten.
1974 aixafat Verb /[ə.ʃəˈfat]/ Equivalent to 'Downcast': An act of looking downwards, usually as a sign of discouragement, sadness, etc., or sometimes…
1975 aixafem Verb
1976 aixafen Verb
1977 aixafes Verb
1978 aixafeu Verb
1979 aixafí Verb
1980 aixafin Verb
1981 aixafis Verb
1982 aixafo Verb
1983 aixana Adverb /[əˈʃa.nə]/ (Adverbi).
1984 aixatar Verb /[ə.ʃəˈta]/
1985 aixecà Verb
1986 aixecar Verb /[ə.ʃəˈka]/ to lift up, lift, bring up, raise (cause something to move to a higher place).
1987 aixecat Verb /[ə.ʃəˈkat]/
1988 aixeco Verb
1989 aixella Noun /[əˈʃe.ʎə]/ Equivalent to 'Armpit': The cavity beneath the junction of the arm and shoulder.
1990 aixequí Verb
1991 aixeta Noun /[əˈʃɛ.tə]/ Equivalent to 'Faucet': An exposed plumbing fitting; a tap or spigot; a regulator for controlling the flow of a liquid f…
1992 aixetes Noun
1993 així Adverb /[əˈʃi]/ so, thus, in this way.
1994 aixina Adverb /[əˈʃi.nə]/ (Adverbi).
1995 aixís Adverb /[əˈʃis]/ (Adverbi).
1996 això Pronoun /[əˈʃɔ]/ Equivalent to 'So': A type of dairy product, made especially in Japan between the seventh and tenth centuries, by reduci…
1997 ajac Verb
1998 ajaguda Verb /[ə.ʒəˈɣu.ðə]/ feminine singular of ajagut.
1999 ajagué Verb
2000 ajaguem Verb
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