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Entradas prinsipales

Explication	Entry	key
esplikasion	entrada	indeks
to, unto, in, at.	a prep.	10
what? yes?	a? interog.	30
simple rustic wool cover (cloke, robe).	abá (t.) f.	40
balkan wool robes tailor.	abadjí (t.) m.	50
tailoring\ manufacturing of balkan robes.	abadjilik (t.) m.	60
steamed, evaporated, vaporized (adj.).	abafado (port.) adj.	70
choke, throttle (n).	abafador (port.).	80
choking.	abafamiento (port.) m.	90
to put out; to steam, to vaporize	abafar (port.) v.	100
choke, suffocate	abafarse (port.) v. refl.	110
abundantly, plentifully, profusely, in excess.	abafir adv.	120
skylight, hatch, peephole, porthole, ventilation window.	abajá/abadjá (t.) m.	130
lampshade; shutter, blind; peak, eye-shade.	abajur/abajú/abadjú/abadjur (fr.) m.	140
crippled, disabled, invalid, paralytic, paralyzed.	abaldado adj.	150
cancel, make cripple, mutilate, paralyse, abolish a decree.	abaldar v.	160
fall silent, to become paralyzed/ become mutilated; a decree was abolished	abaldarse v. refl.	170
abandoned, deserted, forsaken	abandonado adj.	180
leave, abandon, desert, forsake; cast off, neglect; forfeit; reject; resign, leave.	abandonar v.	190
to be abandoned, to be deserted, to be forsaken; abandoned in the hands of.	abandonarse v. refl.	205
leaving, abandonment, desertion; desolation, ruin, negligence, forsaking.	abandono m.	210
together, jointly, in unity	abarabar (t.) adv.	220
make cheaper, lower the price.	abaratar v.	250
to not get along with someone	abash- no sale abash (t.)	260
catarrh, catching a cold, cooling; descent, drop slope, incline, slant; worthless, despicable	abashada f.	280
caught a cold; fallen, inferior, low, lesser	abashado adj.	290
under the table, unofficially, secretly	abashamano/d'abashamano	300
caught a cold	abashamentado/abashamientado adj.	310
descent, drop; lowering.	abashamiento m.	320
decline, descend, come down, to be reduced, to be lessened; lower, reduce, diminish; to deepen, to go deeper	abashar v.	330
to lower oneself, to diminish the importance of oneself, to act homble, to be modest	abasharse v. refl.	350
down, downward	abasho adv.	360
	abasta! cf. basta!	430
god	abastado - El Abastado	440
broken, out of order, damaged, destroyed, immoral	abastadreado adj.	450
to spoil, to damage, destroy	abastadrear v.	460
sufficient amount, enough	abastansa (it.) f.	470
	abastante cf. bastante	480
to be sufficient	abastar v.	490
to beat with a stick	abasterear v.	500
supplier	abastesedor/dera n.	510
supply, to provide for, to feed and clothe, to equip	abasteser v.	520
to provide for oneself, to feed and clothe oneself	abasteserse v. refl.	530
enough, sufficient	abastesiente adj. & adv.	540
supply, provisions	abastesimiento m.	550
sufficient amount	abastisión f.	570
output; sufficient amount	abasto m.	580
to beat, to fasten together (fabric)	abatanar v.	600
depressed, to be down, beaten (also mentaly), despondent, humiliated; dark, gloomy, bleak, sad, melancholy, doleful; exhausted; shocked, stunned, astonished, amazed	abatido adj.	610
depression, dolefulness, despair; exhaustion, frailty, weakening, collapsing, breakdown ; astonishment	abatimiento m.	620
to depress, oppress, humiliate, to press on; to harm something/someone, to beat, to strike, to hit, to stun, to shock; to drop, to drop down, eradicate; to wear out, exhaust; decline	abatir v.	630
to become depressed, to weaken; collapse; to wilt, to wither, to dry out	abatirse v. refl.	650
depression, exhaustion, feebleness	abatisión f.	660
bark	abayar v.	665
fool, stupid; rude, coarse, uncivil, ill mannered	abdal (t.) m.	680
ceremonial bathing of a muslem believer before prayer	abdest (arab.) m.	685
resign, retire, quit	abdikar v.	690
resignation, to leave the throne	abdikasión f.	700
sink	abdizlik (t.) m.	710
so! well then!	abe! interj.	720
in vain, for nothing, futilely, without benefit	abech (t.) adv.	730
a savior of somebody's life, savior; philanthropist, a person that does charity	abediguador m.	740
to support, take care of, to nurse, to help, assist, strengthen; resuscitate, revive	abediguar v.	750
to be resuscitated, to be revived, to be raised from the dead; to raise from the dead	abediguarse v. refl.	755
bee	abeja f.	760
alphabetical index	abesedario m.	765
fir tree	abeto m.	767
to be given to drink	abeverado adj.	769
	abevrador cf. abrevador	770
	abevradura cf. abrevadura	780
	abevrar cf. abrevar	790
	abevrarse cf. abrevarse	800
	abezba cf. bezba	810
	abidiguar cf. abediguar	820
talented, trained, skilled, experienced, fit, qualified, quick	abil adj.	830
quickness, agility, talent, skill, diligence	abilidad/abilitá f.	840
with agility, with skill	abilmente adv.	850
to spoil, to ruin	abimar (fr.) v.	860
attached, fastened	abinado adj.	865
knight, a person with power	abir (ebr.) adj.	870
	abirsiar cf. albersiar	880
abyss, chasm	abismo m.	890
abysmal, deep	abisal adj.	892
ethiopia, abyssinia	Abisinia f.	895
ethiopian, abyssinian	abisinio/abisiniao m. & adj.	897
resident, tenant	abitado adj.	915
resident, tenant	abitante n.	920
to live in, to inhabit	abitar v.	930
residence, home, house, apartment	abitasión f.	940
suitable for living	abitavle adj.	950
accustomed, used to	abituado adj.	960
ordinary, usual, conventional, common, frequent	abitual adj.	970
as usual, in ordinary manner, in conventional manner	abitualmente adv.	980
to accustom, teach	abituar v.	990
to become accustomed, to become used to	abituarse v. refl.	1000
custom, habit, manner	abitud (fr.) f.	1010
	abizba cf. bezba	1020
	abizmo cf. abismo	1030
softened, mollified	ablandado adj.	1040
softening, softener	ablandador/dera adj.	1050
softening, tenderizing	ablandamiento m.	1060
soften	ablandar v.	1070
to be softened, to be tenderized	ablandarse v. refl.	1080
to soften	ablandeser v.	1090
cutting down, amputation	ablasión f.	1100
	ablokar cf. blokar	1110
dipping, immersion, baptism	ablusión f.	1120
devotion, dedication	abnegasión f.	1130
lawyer, attorney, defence attorney	abogador/abogado m.	1140
bent over, bent, hunched	abokado adj.	1150
bending over, bending down	abokamiento m.	1160
to tilt, to bend, to bow, to bend down	abokar v.	1170
to lean, to stoop, bend over, bend forward, to tilt oneself, bow down; accede; to surrender, to degrade oneself, to humble oneself	abokarse v. refl.	1190
shocked, stunned; dead	abolado adj.	1200
fly, hover, escape quickly	abolar	1210
newly rich, new money	aboldjeado (t.) adj.	1220
give credit, bestow resources	aboldjear (t.) v.	1230
achieve financial prosperity	aboldjearse v. refl.	1240
cancel	abolishir v.	1245
cancellation, annulment	abolisión f.	1250
	abolo cf. bolo	1260
fast turning of the back; csual query that is aimed to obtain information	aboltada f.	1270
turning, rolling over, non stop movement (for example, in one's sleep)	aboltadero m.	1280
overturned, invertded, that became; converted, heretic, non believer, donme (shabtay zvi follower)	aboltado adj.	1290
turning over, inversion, contrary	aboltadura f.	1300
	aboltaluna cf. aboltavela	1310
upheaval, turn, inversion, capsize, rolling over, change, exchange; religious conversion	aboltamiento m.	1320
to turn, to spin, to surround; to turn over an object; to return, to come back, go back; return an object; refer; replace; to become changed	aboltar v.	1330
turn over; turn around; to come back from a trip; to change taste; to convert religion	aboltarse v. refl.	1340
unstable, fickle, "water vane", opportunist, adaptable	aboltavela adj.	1350
weather vane, weather cock; also a nickname for a person who changes his opinion in accordance with the 'social climate'	aboltavela f.	1360
to turn an object over, invert	aboltorear v.	1370
loathe	abominar v.	1380
abomination	abominasión f.	1390
loathsome, despicable, abominable, detestable, repulsive, hated, despised	abominavle adj.	1400
in despicable manner/ way	abominavlemente adv.	1410
relaxe, calm down, to be weakened (storm)	abonachear (it.) v.	1420
subscriber/ signed (to a magazine etc.)	abonado adj.	1430
	abonamento cf. abonamiento	1440
subscription (to a magazine etc.)	abonamiento m.	1450
	abonansado cf. abuenansado	1460
to obtain a signature, to make someone sign (to a magazine etc.)	abonar v.	1470
sign/to become a subscriber (to a magazine etc.); become stuck; reduce; to give discount	abonarse v. refl.	1480
abundance, plenty, opulence, multitude	abondansa/abondansia f.	1490
opulent, abounding, flowing, found in opulence, fertile, fruitful	abondante adj.	1500
abundance, plenty, opulence	abondar v.	1510
abundance, plenty, opulence, satiation, fullness	abondo m.	1520
improvement, betterment	aboniguamiento m.	1530
benefactor of charity/grace (told about god)	aboniguán m.	1540
improve, make better; to do good, to do a good deed, to repay someone with a good deed	aboniguar v.	1550
to improve, to get better	aboniguarse v. refl.	1555
subscription (to a magazine etc.); discount, reduction, decrease, credit	abono m.	1560
to touch something, to touch; to anchor	abordar v.	1570
accessible, approachable; obtainable	abordavle adj.	1580
hater	aborresedor m.	1585
hate, loath, despise, to abhor, detest	aborreser v.	1590
was hated	aborreserse v. refl.	1600
despicable, hated	aborresido adj.	1610
despicable, hated	aborresiente adj.	1615
hate, animosity, grudge, resentment, loathing, repulsiveness	aborresimiento m.	1620
hate, animosity, grudge, resentment, abomination, repulsiveness	aborresión f.	1630
loathsome, repulsive, despicable, abominable	aborresivle adj.	1640
	aborrisión cf. aborresión	1650
	abortar cf. avortar	1660
	aborto cf. avorto	1670
throw up, to vomit	abosar v.	1680
vomit	aboso m.	1690
	abotarho cf. abudaraho	1700
buttoned up	abotonado adj.	1705
zipping instrument/buttoning	abotonador m.	1710
zipping, buttoning, a set of buttons	abotonadura f.	1720
buttoning, zipping	abotonamiento m.	1725
to button, to zip	abotonar v.	1730
to button up	abotonarse v. refl.	1740
silly, foolish; stupid, fool	abovado adj.	1750
metal engraving	abovadura f.	1760
to make stupid; to make a fool of	abovar v.	1770
to behave like a fool, act idiotically	abovarse v. refl.	1780
	abramila cf. avramila	1790
hug, hugging, embracing	abrasada f.	1800
to be hugged, to be embraced	abrasado adj.	1805
hugging, caressing	abrasamiento m.	1810
to hug, to embrace	abrasar v.	1820
to hug, to embrace	abrasarse v. refl.	1830
caressing, exaggerated embracing	abrasatina f.	1840
caressing (plural)	abrasijos m. pl.	1850
hug, hugging, embracing	abraso m.	1860
	abrashay cf. ibrish/ibrishim	1865
set on fire, to light, kindle, ignite, inflame	abrazar v.	1870
to become ignited, to become kindled, to be set on fire, to be lighted, to become inflamed	abrazarse v. refl.	1880
trough	abrevadero m.	1890
the person that gives water to the flock	abrevador m.	1900
watering, giving to drink (flock etc.)	abrevadura f.	1910
to water; to water the flock	abrevar v.	1920
to drink	abrevarse v. refl.	1930
	abrevasión cf. abreviasión	1940
shortened, concise, summarized	abreviado adj.	1950
shortening, summary, initials	abreviadura f.	1960
shortening, summary, reduction, decrease	abreviamiento m.	1970
to shorten, reduce, minimize, summarize	abreviar v.	1980
shortening, summary, initials	abreviasión f.	1990
takes refuge or shelter ; spends time at - , visites frequently	abrigado adj.	2000
shelter, refuge, hideout	abrigamiento m.	2010
a person who lives in shelter / refuge	abrigante m.	2020
to give shelter / refuge, protect	abrigar v.	2030
to take cover, to be under the protection of, to defend oneself, to protect oneself	abrigarse v. refl.	2040
shelter, refuge, hideout	abrigo m.	2050
apricot	abrikok m.	2070
apricot tree	abrikokero m.	2080
buttoning up, buttoning;coming together	abrochamiento m.	2090
to button, to zip; to become attached, to become joined, to become connected, to become linkd	abrochar v.	2100
	abronzado cf. bronzado	2105
	abrosh cf. brosh	2110
brooch, fastener, clip	abroshet m.	2120
steep, sloping, inclined	abrupto adj.	2130
absence, absenteeism; lack	absensia f.	2140
to be missing, to be absent	absentarse v. refl.	2150
missing, absent	absente adj.	2160
abscess	abseso m.	2165
forgiveness, absolution, atonement	absolusión f.	2170
absolutely, entirely, totally, utterly, completely, wholly, in absolute manner	absolutamente adv.	2180
absolutism, totalitarian/unrestricted ruling	absolutizmo m.	2190
absolute; tyrannical, dictatorial, arbitrary	absoluto adj.	2200
soaked, saturated, full of, immersed (in thought, in working)	absorbado/vado adj.	2210
absorb, receive, comprehend, grasp, swallow	absorbar v.	2220
absorption, reception, comprehending, grasping, swallowing	absorbsión f.	2230
avoid, abstain from	abstener/abstenerse v./v. refl.	2240
avoidance	abstensión f.	2250
abstinence, asceticism	abstinensia f.	2260
abstraction	abstraksión f.	2265
abstraction	abstraktizmo m.	2267
abstract	abstrakto adj.	2270
ludicrousness, lack of logic, absurdity	absurdidad/absurditá f.	2280
absurd, ridiculous, nonsensical, nonlogical	absurdo adj.	2290
hoopoe(bird)	abubiya f.	2295
	abuchunar cf. abotonar	2300
dry caviar	abudaraho m.	2310
	abudaranu cf. abudaraho	2320
	abudjunar cf. abotonar	2330
kind, pleasant	abuenansado adj.	2340
inflated, swollen	abufado adj.	2350
swelling	abufamiento m.	2355
inflate; swell, grow in size	abufar v.	2360
to become swollen; swell, grow in size	abufarse v. refl.	2370
swelling, growing in size; inflation	abufasión f.	2380
inclined, sloping	abukí adj.	2390
enlarge, inflate	abultar v.	2400
to puncture, perforate, pierce, make holes	aburakar v.	2410
spin, to bend, to twist, to curve	aburear v.	2420
	aburlar cf. burlar	2430
	abutarano cf. abudaraho	2440
	abutargo cf. abudaraho	2450
to achieve a goal, to succeed	abutir v.	2460
to use, exploit; exaggerate, to overdo it, to cross the line; to use in unfair manner; to abuse	abuzar v.	2470
in exaggerated manner, in excessive fashion	abuzivamente adv.	2480
exaggerated, excessive, unjust; exploitative	abuzivo adj.	2490
exploitation, abuse; exaggeration, over-doing, excess, extra, surplus, remainder, rest	abuzo m.	2500
yearn, long for, desire, to be famished	ach (t.) adj.	2510
axe, hatchet	acha f.	2520
	achak cf. achake	2530
to make excuses, to look for excuses	achakar v.	2540
excuse, pretext; cause, reason	achake m.	2550
	achakear cf. achakar	2555
	achakento cf. achakozo	2556
because, because of	achakes conj.	2557
gentle, delicate, fragile, loose; that suffers from unstable health, exposed to diseases; looks for excuses; prone to theft or to inappropriate deeds, unworthy of trust, needs to be handled with caution/ prudence	achakozo adj.	2600
to grasp, to catch, to hold ,capture, to trap	achapar (it.) v.	2610
flat	achatado (it.) adj.	2620
to flatten, to beat flat, to roll out	achatar (it.) v.	2630
	achento (it.) cf. aksento	2635
to notice	acherkarse v. refl.	2640
agreed	achetado (it.) adj.	2650
the recipient of the bill/ promissory note	achetador (it.) m.	2660
agree, to consent ,comply, accede, to accept, to make peace with	achetar (it.) v.	2670
agreement, consent, acceptance, acceding; permission to enter	achetasión (it.) f.	2680
accepted, acceptable, reasonable	achetavle (it.) adj.	2690
consent, agreement	acheto (it.) m.	2700
clear, lucid, bright	achik (t.) adj.	2710
with clarity, clearly, explicitly	achik (t.) adv.	2720
reduced, minimized, dwarfed	achikado adj.	2735
minimization	achikaniento m.	2737
make smaller, to reduce	achikar v.	2740
to shrink, be reduced	achikarse v. refl.	2745
	achiktá (t.) adv.	2748
clever	achikyoz (t.) adj.	2750
cunning trick/ruse; sharpness, acuteness (ironical)	achikyozluk (t.) m.	2760
a person that got educated/ broadened his horizones/ evolved/became liberated/became modern	achileado (t.) adj.	2770
clarify, make clear, teach	achilear (t.) v.	2780
become clear; become independent, become free, to become liberate/modern, evolve	achilearse (t.) v.	2790
very openly	achita (t.) adv.	2800
	achochar cf. achatar	2810
to incubate eggs (what the hen does)	achokar v.	2820
	achukar cf. achokar	2830
making himself comfortable, sitting comfortably; sitting heavily; squating	achunkado adj.	2840
	achunkalado cf. achunkado	2850
to seat someone (in a rude/degrading manner); crouch, squat	achunkar (vulg.) v.	2860
to sit heavily - referes to someone who sits unwillingly; to sit crouched; to become crippled	achunkarse (vulg.) v. refl.	2870
gluttonous, insatiable	achyoz (t.) adj.	2890
to this day	ad ayom (ebr.) adv.	2900
'doesn?t distinguish between here and there' - ignorant	adá (t.) - no saver ni adá ni buradá	2905
islande	ada (t.) f.	2910
personal belongings	adalé (t.) m.	2920
happiness, joy, cheerfulness; pile of objects and instruments	adalet (t.) m.	2930
person, man, human being; nobody	adam (ebr.) m.	2950
becoming, fitting, appropriate, suitable	adamakilí (t.) adj.	2960
	adanear cf. dayanear	2970
to stop oneself, avoid, abstain, refrain, to restrain oneself, to hold back	adanearse v. refl.	2980
appropriate, suitable, that became adjusted	adaptado adj.	2990
acquire, adapt, to match, to adjust , to be compatible	adaptar v.	3000
to become adapted, to adjust oneself	adaptarse v. refl.	3010
accommodation, adjustment, fit; adaptation; adoption	adaptasión f.	3020
adaptable	adaptavle adj.	3030
adar (Jewish month)	adar (ebr.) m.	3040
leather shield	adarga f.	3050
to defend oneself, to shelter oneself, to cover oneself with armor	adargarse v. refl.	3060
with the same name	adash/adasho (t.) m.	3070
myrtle (plural)	adasim (ebr.) m. pl.	3080
	adebasho cf. debasho	3090
wormwood; a nickname for something very bitter	adefla f.	3100
lean, stoop, to bend	adeladarse v. refl.	3110
in advance, beforehand	adelantadamente adv.	3120
advanced, advanced in his opinions; early; talented, skillful	adelantado adj.	3130
advancement, progress, improvement, promotion; to be early ,foresight	adelantamiento m.	3150
to advance, to progress, improve	adelantar v.	3160
to advance, to progress, to face evil, prevent	adelantarse v. refl.	3170
	adelante cf. adelantre	3180
advance (in running, race, competition); priority; improvement	adelanto m.	3190
forward, in front, further on, onward	adelantre adv.	3200
	adelfa cf. adefla	3240
lean ,thin, that lost weight, that became thin	adelgazado adj.	3250
flattening, hammering; slimming; becoming thin/fine	adelgazamiento m.	3260
flatten, to hammer, to make thin/fine, to slim; to lose weight	adelgazar v.	3270
to grow thin, to become thin/fine, to become refined; to be diminished, to become smaller, to be reduced	adelgazarse v. refl.	3280
	adelka cf. adefla	3290
besides that, furthermore, moreover	además adv.	3300
follower, siding with	adepto adj.	3310
turn right	aderechar v.	3320
around	aderedor- aderedores de	3330
clinging; joining (a party, a movement)	aderensia f.	3340
member (in a party and such)	aderente m.	3350
	aderesar cf. adresar	3360
to straighten	aderesar/aderezar v.	3365
	aderesarse cf. adresarse	3370
	adereso cf. adreso	3380
optimism	aderiadilik (t.) m.	3390
	aderiento cf. adientro	3400
to be a member at, to join	aderir v.	3410
	aderyadilik (t.) cf. aderiadilik	3420
talented, experienced; tamed, trained	adestrado adj.	3430
to acquire experience; to train, to tame	adestrar v.	3440
custom	adet (t.) m.	3450
	adetrás cf. detrás	3460
obliged, must (do something), bound (to do something), committed	adevdado adj.	3465
is in debt	adevdarse v. refl.	3470
to take upon a commitment, commit	adevitar v.	3480
membership (in a party and such)	adezión f.	3490
permission, license, permit	adia (gr.) f.	3500
postpone to another day	adiar (port.) v.	3510
in, at	adientro prep.	3520
inside, amidst, among; inward	adientro adv.	3530
hello!, goodbye	adío (it.) m.	3570
o god! o my lord!	adió! interj.	3590
addition, supplement; adding (math)	adisión f.	3630
add to that	adisionalmente adv.	3640
to add, to add a column of numbers	adisionar v.	3650
	adivinador cf. endevinador	3660
	adivinar cf. endevinar	3670
fortune telling	adivinasión f.	3680
	adivino cf. indivino	3690
is that so? can it be?	adjabá? (t.) interog.	3700
he has it coming! he deserves it!	adjadisa! interj.	3710
surprising, odd, strange, brings about astonishment/amazement/wonder	adjaib (t.) adj.	3720
beginner, novice, unexperienced	adjamí (t.)	3740
lack of experience; error, mistake (from lack of experience); insolence	adjamilik (t.) m.	3750
adjective	adjektivo m.	3760
	adjele cf. adjile	3770
persian	adjem (t.) m.	3780
persia	Adjem (t.) m.	3790
notebook; content, substance; agenda; time table	adjenda f.	3800
damn it! to hell with it!	adjenimol! (t.) interj.	3810
	adjenoyarse cf. endjenoyarse	3817
agency	adjensia f.	3820
agent, accredited, given power of attoney	adjente m.	3830
	adjetivo cf. adjektivo	3840
miserable, wretched, subjected to pity, that is pitied	adjideado adj.	3850
pity, mercy, compassion	adjideamiento (t.) m.	3860
to pity, to have mercy on	adjidear (t.) v.	3870
to pity, to have mercy on, to feel sory for, to be filled with compassion	adjidearse (t.) v. refl.	3890
compassion, pity, mercy	adjideasión (t.) f.	3900
merciful, compassionate	adjideozo (t.)	3910
	adjilá cf. adjilé	3920
urgent, pressing	adjilé (t.) adj.	3930
urgently, quickly, rapidly	adjilé (t.) adv.	3940
haste, hurry, rush, rashness, recklessness, swiftness, quickness, speed	adjilé (t.) f.	3950
to hurry up	adjilearse (t.) v. refl.	3965
quick, agile, fast, rapid, swift; rash, reckless, hasty, rash, in a hurry	adjiledjí/adjilelí (t.) adj.	3970
to kneel	adjinoyarse v. refl.	3980
sad, gloomy, bleak, depressed	adjís (t.) adj.	3990
sadness, sorrow, grief; anger	adjizlik (t.) m.	4000
	adjokarear v.	4005
postponement, delay	adjornamiento m.	4010
postpon	adjornar v.	4015
at that day, in updated manner	adjorno (it.) adv.	4020
adjudication	adjudikasión adj.	4027
	adjunta cf. djunta	4030
	adjuntadera f.	4035
connected, attached, linked, consolidated, united, added, accompanying	adjuntado adj.	4040
a meeting that is 'gathering like'; a person who assembles; a person who saves (money, property)	adjuntador m.	4050
connection, combination, merger, unification, melting together, fusing together; assembly, convention, gathering; joining, connecting, coming together; coitus, copulation	adjuntamiento m.	4060
to link, connect, join together, merge, unify, join, add, attach, ; assemble, gather, collect; bring together (people), match (people)	adjuntar v.	4070
to join with; to be assembled; to become connected, to become linked, to become unified, to be joined together, to become merged, to become united, to be added	adjuntarse v. refl.	4090
tuned, adjusted	adjustador m.	4100
addition, supplement	adjustadura f.	4110
adding, addition, supplement, attachment, combination; adjustment, to match	adjustamiento m.	4120
to add, to complete, enlarge; arrange, put in order; added detailes to make a story credible	adjustar v.	4130
to be added	adjustarse v. refl.	4135
agreement; addition, supplement	adjusto m.	4140
acquire, attain	adkerir v.	4150
adloyada(purim festival)	adlayada (ebr.) f.	4160
accept, agree, admit, confess	admeter v.	4170
accepted	admetido adj.	4190
administrator, manager	administrador/dera n.	4200
manage	administrar v.	4210
administration, management, managing	administrasión f.	4220
administrative	administrativo adj.	4230
admirable	admirado adj.	4240
fan, worshiper	admirador m.	4250
admire, appreciate, to be impressed with; to look, to watch	admirar (fr.) v.	4260
admiration	admirasión f.	4270
admired; wonderful	admiravle adj.	4290
in admirable manner	admiravlemente adv.	4300
entry permit, entrance fee	admisión f.	4310
acceptable, reasonable	admisivle adj.	4320
	admitir cf. admeter	4330
where?	adó? interog.	4340
sculpt, carve, engrave, chop	adolar v.	4350
hurting, sick, complains about pain; in pain, insulted, to be hurt (metaphorically)	adolensiado adj.	4360
to make sick, to hurt	adolensiar v.	4370
to get sick; to moan with pain	adolensiarse v. refl.	4380
	adolentado cf. adolensiado	4390
to moan with pain	adolentarse v. refl.	4400
adolescence, adulthood	adolesensia f.	4410
adolescence, adulthood	adoleser cf. adolensiar	4415
	adoleserse cf. adolensiarse	4417
	adolesido cf. adolensiado	4420
to become harden, to harden	adolmar v.	4430
violence	adolme m.	4440
to actuate violence	adolmear v.	4450
	adolorar cf. adoloriar	4460
hurting, full of sorrow	adoloriado adj.	4470
to be sorry; to be in pain or sorrow	adoloriar v.	4480
to be sorry, to become sad	adoloriarse v. refl.	4490
	adonarse cf. adornarse	4500
where? where to?	adonde? interog.	4510
adoption	adopsión f.	4520
adopted	adoptado adj.	4530
adopt	adoptar v.	4540
adoption, adaptation, reception	adoptasión f.	4550
adopted	adoptivo adj.	4560
fan	adorador m.	4570
to love intensely, to be inlove with, admire; to worship	adorar v.	4580
admiration; worship	adorasión f.	4590
admired	adoravle adj.	4600
	adormemiento cf. adormesimiento	4610
	adormentado cf. adormesido	4620
	adormentar cf. adormeser	4630
to doze	adormentarse v. refl.	4640
to put to sleep; to take a nap, to doze	adormeser v.	4650
to dull; to fall asleep	adormeserse v. refl.	4660
dormant, sleepy, numb	adormesido adj.	4670
falling asleep, slumber, oversleep; causing to sleep	adormesimiento m.	4680
	adormido cf. adormesido	4690
decorated, adorned	adornado adj.	4700
decorator, designer	adornador m.	4710
adornment, decoration, decorating, to beautify, ornament	adornamiento m.	4720
to decorate, to beautify, to arrange nicely	adornar v.	4730
to decorate oneself	adornarse v. refl.	4740
decoration, adornment, ornament; jewel	adorno m.	4750
where are you?	adote? interog.	4760
teach, educate	adotrinar v.	4770
repaired	adovado adj.	4780
does repairing, repairman, maintenance worker	adovador/dera n.	4790
reparation (the outcome )	adovadura f.	4800
reparation	adovamiento m.	4810
to repair, rehabilitate, to patch; to make peace, to make peace between two people	adovar v.	4820
to manage (with a situation), to work out (a situation)	adovarse v. refl.	4830
a brick that is dried in the sun	adove m.	4840
on the contrary	adrabá (aram.)	4850
burning	adreón adj.	4855
to burn, to set on fure, to light; to burn (passive)	adrer /adrir v.	4860
to burn (passive), to be at someone burnt	adrerse v. refl.	4870
send, to speek to, to appeal to	adresar (fr.) v.	4880
to speek to, to appeal to	adresarse (fr.) v. refl.	4890
address; speech/ letter that is designated to someone	adreso (fr.) m.	4900
	adridura cf. ardidura	4910
	adriente cf. ardiente	4920
customs	aduana f.	4930
drum, cymbals	adufle m.	4940
monk	aduk (ebr.)	4945
great joy	adula f.	4950
sweetened, softened	adulsado adj.	4960
sweetening, softening, mollifying; serving of sweets	adulsamiento m.	4970
to sweeten, to soften, to relieve; to serve sweets	adulsar v.	4980
to be softene; to partake of sweet refreshments	adulsarse v. refl.	4990
adultery, cheating	adulterio m.	5000
adulterer	adúltero m. & adj.	5010
adult, grownup, mature	adulto m.	5020
related to the adverb	adverbial adj.	5030
adverb	adverbio/adverbo m.	5040
be against, oppose	adversar v.	5050
rival	adversario m. & adj.	5060
rivalry, contrast; trouble, calamity	adversidad/adversitá f.	5070
warning; reminder	advertensia f.	5080
warn; remind	advertir v.	5090
warn; remind	advenimiento m.	5095
lawyer, attorney	advokat m.	5100
old, elderly; adult	aedado m. & adj.	5110
"key" money	aera (gr.) f.	5120
leasing with "key" money	aeradjí (gr.) m.	5130
	aerar cf. airear	5140
aerial	aereo/aeriano adj.	5150
	aero cf. aire	5160
airport	aerodromo (fr.) m.	5170
plane, airplane	aeroplan/aeroplano m.	5180
airport	aeroporto m.	5190
turn left	aeskierdar v.	5200
courtesy, polite	afabilidad/afabilitá f.	5210
courteous	afable adj.	5220
lean (from a window or a balcony)	afacharse (it.) v. refl.	5230
boredom	afaká f.	5240
condoled; pleased	afalagado adj.	5250
gives condolence	afalagador/dera n. & adj.	5260
comfort ,consolation,condolence; compensation	afalagamiento m.	5270
to calm, console, appease, to please; to give satisfaction	afalagar v.	5280
to be consoled; to come to an agreement	afalagarse v. refl.	5290
consolation, condolences	afalagasión f.	5300
calming, consolation, condolences	afalago m.	5310
	afalsar cf. afalsear	5320
fake	afalseado adj.	5330
to forge	afalsear v.	5340
famous, publicized, well-known; hungry, craving/yearning for -	afamado adj.	5350
to make somebody famous; to starve	afamar v.	5360
to become famous, to become well-known	afamarse v. refl.	5370
labor, suffering	afán m.	5380
suffering, tortured; self deluding	afanado adj.	5390
delusion, illusion	afanamiento m.	5400
to be tired, to sturve; to delude	afanar v.	5410
to toil until exhaustion; to delude oneself, to have false hope	afanarse v. refl.	5420
	afarrar cf. aferrar	5430
full	afartado adj.	5440
to satiate	afartar v.	5450
	afartarse v. refl.	5460
	afatigado cf. fatigado	5470
	afatigar cf. fatigar	5480
	afatigarse cf. fatigarse	5490
	afavle cf. afable	5500
aphasia	afazia f.	5505
has many possessions	afaziendado adj.	5510
to make rich	afaziendar v.	5520
to become rich	afaziendarse v. refl.	5530
ugly; blamed, outcast, improper, indecent	afeado adj.	5540
accuser, prosecutor	afeador m.	5550
uglify; to defame; reprimand harshly	afear v.	5560
to become ugly; to blame oneself	afearse v. refl.	5570
troubled	afedentado adj.	5580
to trouble, to bother	afedentar v.	5590
nuisance, inconvenience; trouble	afedento m.	5600
excuse me	afedersín/afedesín (t.) interj.	5610
to stink	afedeser v.	5620
to begin to raise stench	afedeserse v. refl.	5630
foul-smelling; loathsome, repulsive	afedesido adj.	5640
to bore, to become a burden, to tire	afeentar v.	5645
to be bored, to be tired of, to become tired	afeentarse v. refl.	5647
trouble, worry, concern	afeento m.	5648
to apply make up, to adorn, to embellish	afeitar v.	5650
to apply make up on oneself, to adorn oneself, to embellish oneself	afeitarse v. refl.	5660
decoration, adornment; make up	afeite m.	5670
affection, fondness, love	afeksión f.	5690
to like, to be fond of; likeable, liked	afeksionado adj.	5700
to like, to be fond of, to love, to desire	afeksionar v.	5710
to show affection for -	afeksionarse v. refl.	5720
affected, emotional, excited; sad; artificial; hurt, infected	afektado adj.	5730
to influence; to sadden	afektar v.	5740
to become angry; to be enthusiastic	afektarse v. refl.	5750
pretending, hypocrisy	afektasión f.	5760
shows affection; amiable, warm, emotional, cordial	afektuozo adj.	5770
becoming ugly, making ugly; accusation	afeo m.	5780
affair, matter, incident; love affair	afera f.	5790
	aferim! (t.) cf. aferún!	5800
	afermozear cf. afermoziguar	5810
	afermozearse cf. afermoziguarse	5820
beautified, adorned	afermoziguado adj.	5830
to beautify, to decorate, improve	afermoziguar v.	5840
to become beautiful, to beautify oneself	afermoziguarse v. refl.	5850
to grasp, to hold, to catch	aferrada f.	5860
occupied; consumed with love; infected with a disease	aferrado adj.	5870
catch, hold; comprehend; to arrive	aferrar v.	5880
to be caught, to clutch at; to fall inlove; to confront; to 'catch' a disease	aferrarse v. refl.	5890
hurrah! bravo!	aferún! (t.) interj.	5900
disturbed, bothered	afeshugado adj.	5910
disturbance, bothering	afeshugamiento m.	5920
bothersome, disturbing; nauseating/sickening (told about food)	afeshugante adj.	5930
to stroke, pamper; seduce, flatter; to bother, interrupt, disturb, to 'strangle' with hugs	afeshugar v.	5940
disturbing, disturbance; bother, boredom; caressing, pampering; seduction ,flattery	afeshugo m.	5950
disturbing, interruptive, tiring; nauseating/sickening (told about food)	afeshugozo adj.	5960
that has credit	afiansado adj.	5965
to trust in-; to promis; to vouch for-, to give credit	afiansar v.	5970
commit; to be vouched for, to receive credit	afiansarse v. refl.	5980
	afietar cf. afeitar	5990
	afietarse cf. afeitarse	6000
	afiete cf. afeite	6010
describes, paints	afigurador adj.	6020
sculptor	afigurador m.	6030
paint, to paint a portrait; sculpt, design; imagine, assume	afigurar v.	6040
imagine, to imagine to one self, assume, simulate, to fancy	afigurarse v. refl.	6050
that has children	afijado adj.	6060
adopting a child	afijamiento m.	6070
to adopt (a child)	afijar v.	6080
to 'bring' children (to the world)	afijarse v. refl.	6090
afikoman	afikomín/afikumín (ebr.)	6100
member at a club, colleague	afiliado adj. & m.	6110
to accept a person as a member in an organization/club	afiliar v.	6120
to be accepted as a member in an organization/club	afiliarse v. refl.	6130
joining to a members club	afiliasión f.	6140
even if	afilú (ebr.) conj.	6150
basting, stapling	afilvanadura f.	6170
staple, baste	afilvanar v.	6180
in order to-	afín de conj.	6190
refined, flattened; that became skinny	afinado adj.	6200
exterminating, destruction, ruin	afinamiento m.	6210
to refine, to make thin; to starve; to finish	afinar v.	6220
to become refine; to become very skiny, to suffer from malnutrition; to starve oneself on purpose	afinarse v. refl.	6230
constant, permanent, steady, stuck	afinkado adj.	6240
sticking in, jamming	afinkadura f.	6250
sticking in, jamming, stabilization, determining; settlement, lodging	afinkamiento m.	6260
to stick in, to jamme	afinkar v.	6270
to be stuck in, to be jammed in	afinkarse v. refl.	6280
stomach ache, constipation, undigested food stuck in the stomach; fixed idea, obsession; guilty conscience, remorse	afinko m.	6285
weaknesses; hunger torment	afinos m. pl.	6290
opium; a person who is 'sticky'/ unbearable/ nuisance	afión (t.) m.	6300
sealed	afirmado adj.	6305
stamp, seal	afirmador/dera n.	6310
fulfilling (of a vow), fulfillment (whish/vow/forecast)	afirmamiento m.	6320
confirm, verify, fulfill, to strengthen, to sign, validate; argue/to declare firmly	afirmar v.	6330
to come true, materialize, to be fulfilled (vow/wish/forecast)	afirmarse v.	6340
declaration, claim; approval, confirmation, to become approved; positive reply; fulfillment	afirmasión f.	6350
positively	afirmativamente adv.	6355
positive	afirmativo adj.	6360
notice, to see	afisar (it.) v.	6370
sign, banner, poster	afish (fr.) m.	6380
	afishugamiento cf. afeshugamiento	6390
	afishugar cf. afeshugar	6400
	afishugo cf. afeshugo	6410
	afishugozo cf. afeshugozo	6420
constipation	afitado m.	6430
happen (rare occurrence), occur; to cause constipation	afitar/afitarse v./v. refl.	6440
occurrence; gastroenteritis; constipation (saloniki); trouble, problem	afito m.	6450
	afiuziarse v. refl.	6470
losing weight, weight loss	aflakadero m.	6480
lean, thin; that lost weight	aflakado adj.	6490
sliming; weakening, decline, sinking; weakness, frailty	aflakamiento m.	6500
to slim (make thin); to weaken, to wear out; to make poor	aflakar v.	6510
to lose weight, to slim\reduce weight; to become weaken, to become exhausted, to become loose; to become impoverished	aflakarse v. refl.	6520
bright, sparkling, shiny; new	aflamante adj.	6530
sorrowful, melancholic, bleak, hurting	aflijido adj.	6550
	afliksión cf. afrisión	6555
loose, feeble, weak	afloshado adj.	6560
relaxation, laxity, loosening, untying	afloshamiento m.	6570
to weaken, to loosen, to let go, release, unty; to become weak	afloshar v.	6580
to become loose, to become weak, to become feeble, die out; to relieve tension	aflosharse v. refl.	6590
loosening	aflosho m.	6600
flow, stream	afluensa f.	6610
stream	afluir v.	6620
spongy, soft	afofado adj.	6630
to become spongy and soft	afofar v.	6640
to become spongy, to become dilute	afofarse v. refl.	6650
to make puff pastry	afojaldar v.	6660
drowned, choked, stifled ; stifling; stifled with debt and commerce hardship	afogado adj.	6670
drowning, strangling, suffocation, asphyxiation	afogamiento m.	6680
strangle, drown; to press on, to give distress to	afogar v.	6690
drown, to choke; to be bored to death	afogarse v. refl.	6710
suffocation	afogatina f.	6720
asphyxiation	afogo m.	6730
spacious, making himself comfortable; lives in comfortableness; expanded	afolgado adj.	6740
supplement/ expansion to a garment	afolgadura f.	6750
expansion act	afolgamiento m.	6760
	afolgantamiento cf. olgansa	6770
to rest, go on vacation, to find comfort; to enjoy	afolgantar v.	6780
	afolgantarse cf. afolgarse	6790
broaden, to make space	afolgar v.	6800
to make oneself comfortable	afolgarse v. refl.	6810
expansion (of a garment)	afolgo m.	6820
immersed; that deepened	afondado adj.	6830
depression, hollow (in the ground)	afondamiento m.	6840
to deepen, penetrate; think deeply, to study/research profoundly	afondar v.	6850
collapse	afondarse v. refl.	6860
to recruit	afonsadear v.	6870
temporarily housed	aforasteado adj.	6875
phrase, saying	aforismo m.	6880
	aformozear cf. afermoziguar	6890
	aformoziguar cf. afermoziguar	6900
	aformoziguarse cf. afermoziguarse	6910
to strengthen	afortifiar (fr.) v.	6920
lucky, happy, rich; anxious, worried	afortunado adj.	6930
to be anxious; to be worried	afortunar v.	6940
to be shocked, to be frightened, to worry; to become rich, to become lucky	afortunarse v. refl.	6950
	afortuneado cf. afortunado	6960
	afortunear cf. afortunar	6970
	afortunearse cf. afortunarse	6980
excavated, hollow	afoyado adj.	6990
to dig, to mine	afoyar v.	7000
to sink in the ground	afoyarse v. refl.	7010
set free, liberated	afrankado adj.	7020
release, liberation; stamping	afrankamiento m.	7030
to release, to set free; to stamp	afrankar v.	7040
insult; giving a bad name; embarrassment, awkwardness	afrenta f.	7050
insulted, that was insulted by someone	afrentado adj.	7060
to insult; to hurt a-; to go towards, to deal with, to confront	afrentar v.	7070
to confront	afrentarse v. refl.	7080
insult	afrentasión f.	7090
refresh, to cool; to be cooled, to become cold; to become refreshed	afreskar v.	7100
	afreskarse cf. arrefreskarse	7110
shade, shadow, a shaded place	afresko m.	7120
	afriado cf. afriido	7130
tortured, pursued, haunted;	afriido adj.	7140
torturer	afriidor m.	7150
wean, prevent, deny, to deprive of; torment, persecute; to make somebody poor	afriir v.	7160
to be weaned, to deprive oneself; to be tormented	afriirse v. refl.	7170
	afriisión cf. afrisión	7180
tormented, suffering, lacking	afriisionado adj.	7190
	afriito cf. afrito	7200
made of puff pastry, made of leaves	afrijaldado adj.	7210
africa	Afrika f.	7215
african	afrikano m. & adj.	7220
	afrim! (t.) cf. aferún!	7230
hindrance, prevention; torment, suffering, poverty	afrisión f.	7240
to torture	afrisionar v.	7250
deprived of, lacking, deprived; wretch, tormented; longing for, lusting; 'bad boy'	afrito adj.	7260
torment; oppression	afrito m.	7270
	afronta cf. afrenta	7280
	afrontar cf. afrentar	7290
	afrontarse cf. afrentarse	7300
insult	afronto m.	7310
in ugly/ loathsome/ horrible manner	afrozamente adv.	7320
ugly, loathsome, horrible	afrozo (fr.) adj.	7330
continuous fast	afsaká (ebr.) f.	7340
hope	aftahá (ebr.) f.	7350
optimist	aftahalí (ebr.) f.	7410
haftarah	aftará (ebr.) f.	7420
slander, gossip, plot	aftira (t.) f.	7430
out; abroad; in lending; at the cemetery	afuera adv.	7450
with might	afuerte adv.	7530
cigarette, tobacco	afumadera f.	7550
smoked, smoky	afumado adj.	7560
	afumar cf. fumar	7570
to become covered/full with soot; to receive flavor of smoked food	afumarse v. refl.	7580
	afumear cf. fumear	7585
	afurakar cf. aburakar	7590
to chase after, to send away	afuyentar v.	7600
chief, head of, leader, minister; a title for an honorable man who lacks education	aga (t.) m.	7610
by the way, in the opportunity that-	agá de (ebr.) prep.	7620
passover 'hagada'	agadá (ebr.) f.	7630
passover 'hag'ala'	agalá (ebr.) f.	7635
	agaleyas cf. agayas	7640
display of affection	agapes (gr.) m. pl.	7650
Shevo (one of the stones of the breastplate)	agata f.	7655
to make sheafes	agaviyar v.	7660
throat inflammation	agaya f.	7670
throat tonsils	agayas f. pl.	7680
restaurant	agchí (t.) cf. ahchí	7690
guidance, instruction	agiamiento m.	7700
to guide, to lead, to coach ; catalyze	agiar v.	7710
to hurry up	agiarse v. refl.	7720
ship sty	agil (t.) m.	7730
vulture, eagle	ágila f.	7740
strong	agir (t.) adj.	7750
	agizadera f.	7770
sharpened	agizado adj.	7780
nives sharpener	agizador/dera n.	7790
sharpening	agizadura f.	7800
sharpen	agizar (fr.) v.	7810
settlement	aglomerasión f.	7815
	agolpar cf. golpear	7820
dying; extinguishing, fading	agonía f.	7830
dying (a man), that is about to die	agonizante adj.	7840
to die, to die out	agonizar v.	7850
market square (at the greek 'police'); a market for food commodities	agora (gr.) f.	7855
now	agora adv.	7860
last year	agorananyo adj.	7870
	agorar cf. augurar	7880
	agorarse cf. augurarse	7890
fortuneteller	agorero m.	7900
in a little bit, in a short while	agorika adv.	7910
	agostar cf. gostar	7920
august(month)	agost/o m.	7930
paralyzed	agotado n. & adj.	7940
to become paralyzed	agotarse v. refl.	7950
wagon-driver, driver	agoyat (gr.) m.	7960
	agozador cf. agizador	7970
pleasure, joy	agozamiento m.	7980
to shake; to swing, to rock	agozar (1) v.	7990
	agozar (2) cf. gozar	7995
to swing, to be rocked	agozarse (1) v. refl.	8000
	agozarse (2) cf. gozarse	8010
	agra cf. agráz	8020
to please, to be liked	agradar/se v./v. refl.	8030
pleasant; courteous, kind	agradavle adj.	8040
with grace, with pleasantness	agradavlemente adv.	8050
thank	agradeser v.	8060
grateful; that was received willingly, that receives gratitude	agradesido adj.	8070
thankful	agradesiente adj.	8080
gratitude, appreciation, gratefulness	agradesimiento f.	8090
gratefulness	agradisión f.	8100
pleasure, enjoyment; good will	agrado m.	8110
with sourness	agramente adv.	8120
	agranada cf. granada	8130
agrarian	agrario adj.	8140
graceful, charming	agrasiado adj.	8150
to make graceful	agrasiar v.	8160
	agrastada cf. agristada	8170
aggravation, worsening	agravamiento m.	8180
worsening	agravante adj.	8190
worsen	agravar v.	8200
worsen, aggravated	agravarse v. refl.	8210
aggravation, worsening	agravasión f.	8220
to be hurt, to be insulted	agraviado adj.	8230
the offender, the abuser	agraviador/dera n.	8240
hurt, abuse	agraviar v.	8250
to feel hurt, to feel insulted	agraviarse v. refl.	8260
insult, offense	agravio m.	8270
insulting, hurtful; harmful, destructive	agraviozo adj.	8280
unripe graps, sour graps; sour food; a nickname for a 'sour' person	agráz/agrás	8290
juice made of unripe graps	agrazada f.	8300
sour, that tastes like unripe graps	agrazado adj.	8310
to give a sour taste with unripe grape juice	agrazar v.	8320
that became sour, sourish	agreado adj.	8330
cooling (in a relationship)	agreamiento m.	8340
to become sour; to spoil the relationship; to become angry	agrear/agrearse v./v refl.	8350
to attack	agredir v.	8370
expert (doctor), certified	agreje (fr.) adj.	8380
pickled, soured, that was dipped in vinegar	agrentado adj.	8390
to turn (lightly) sour	agrentar v.	8400
sourish	agrento adj.	8410
an act of aggression, an act of violence	agresión f.	8420
aggression, aggressiveness	agresividad/agresivitá f.	8430
aggressive, aggressive	agresivo adj.	8440
aggressor	agresor m.	8450
	agrestada cf. agristada	8460
sourish	agriko adj.	8470
farmer	agrikolo adj.	8480
farmer	agrikultor m.	8490
agriculture	agrikultura f.	8500
	agrio cf. agro	8510
pickled vegetables	agririyo m.	8520
sauce based on lemon and egg	agristada f.	8530
out lode	agritando adv.	8540
	agritante cf. agritando	8550
	agritar v. cf. gritar	8560
sourish	agrito adj.	8570
sour; a nickname for a person who is rough, bad-tempered, bitter	agro adj.	8580
agronomist	agronom/agronomo m.	8620
agronomy	agronomia f.	8630
sourness, acidity, pungency	agror m.	8640
agricultural instrumentation, agricultural tools	agrotensia f.	8650
group of people; gathering, assembly	agrupamiento m.	8660
to collect, assemble, gather; to divide into groups	agrupar v.	8670
to be gathered, to be arranged into groups	agruparse v. refl.	8680
pickled things, pickled vegetables; sourness, bitterness, hostility	agrura f.	8690
water	agua f.	8710
watery, that has water	aguachento adj.	9000
murky water	aguachina f.	9010
clear soup; a lot of water	aguada f.	9020
to wait, to expect	aguadiar (it.) v.	9030
watery, fluid	aguado adj.	9040
water-drawer, water carrier	aguador m.	9050
hand washing water	aguamano m.	9060
vase, jug, sink	aguamantil/aguamanil m.	9070
watery	aguanteado adj.	9080
wine, arack	aguardiente m.	9090
puddle	aguarina f.	9100
puddle of water	aguatina f.	9110
pungency, wit, cleverness	agudensia f.	9120
to sharpen, to polish; to become wise	agudeser v.	9130
to make sharp, to become sharpen; to become wise	agudeserse v. refl.	9135
sharpness, keenness, pungency, wit	agudez f.	9140
pungency, wit, sharpness of the mind	agudeza f.	9160
quickness, sharpness, keenness, pungency, wit	agudezimiento m.	9170
sharp, sharpened, polished; witty, sharp minded; sharp (sound, pain), unpleasant	agudo adj.	9180
diluted in water, watery	agueado adj.	9190
dilute in water, dilute	aguear/agueyar v.	9200
	aguelo cf. avuelo	9210
dilute in water, watery, worthless	aguentado adj.	9230
to wet, to moisten	aguentar v.	9240
to become wet, to become soaked	aguentarse v. refl.	9245
	aguenteado cf. aguentado	9250
	aguentear cf. aguentar	9260
watery; juicy	aguento adj.	9270
large amount of water	aguerio m.	9280
	aguezmar cf. guezmear	9290
eye drops	aguika/aguiko f.	9300
small cut/piece; light medicine	aguita f.	9310
	aguja cf. alguja f.	9320
needle stab	agujada f.	9330
	agujador cf. agizador	9340
	agujero cf. algujero	9350
	agún cf. algún	9360
'aguna' ? a concept that is related to jewish religious laws ? a woman who cant get divorced(usualy because of the husband's refusal to divorce) although her husband left her or if he mistreated her and she left him; therefore she cant marry anyone else	aguná (ebr.) f.	9370
suffer/carry out a punishment	agurmar/agormar v.	9380
great bursting joy	agustada f.	9390
to be joyous in an extrovert manner	agustarse v. refl.	9400
	aguzadera cf. agizadera	9410
	aguzado cf. agizado	9420
	aguzador cf. agizador	9430
	aguzadura cf. agizadura	9440
	aguzar cf. agizar	9450
oh! cry of sorrow	ah! interj.	9460
	ahadjí (t.) cf. ahchí	9500
unity, solidarity	ahadut/ahadud (ebr.) m.	9510
to crush, to grind	ahajar v.	9520
gulp quickly, gorge	ahalear v.	9530
population, masses	ahalí (t.) m.	9540
a place that never was, that never existed	ahalú/n de tu madre	9550
preparation, artificial behavior	ahaná (ebr.) f.	9560
"makes a lot of wind", behaves in a 'forced' manner, pretends to be diligent	ahanadjí (ebr.) m.	9570
pretends to be diligent	ahanarse (ebr.) v. refl.	9580
responsibility, liability; risk, danger	aharayú(d) (ebr.) m	9590
to stink, cause stink, become mouldy, to become spoiled	aharear v.	9600
mouldy, wormy, eaten	aharientado adj.	9610
	aharova cf. harova f.	9620
blow,knock, dislocating; a financial blow	aharvada f.	9630
beaten, wounded; over ripe, shows signs of decay (food); financialy low	aharvadiko adj.	9640
beaten; spoiled, rotten; financialy beaten	aharvado (ebr.) adj.	9650
racket, dust broom	aharvador (ebr.) m.	9660
blow, hit; bruise, fresh wound; sprain	aharvadura (ebr.) f.	9670
to hit, to beat, to torture; to ring, to knock	aharvar (ebr.) v.	9680
to hit oneself	aharvarse (ebr.) v. refl.	9690
spanking	aharvasión f.	9695
excessively eating	ahastrón/alhastrón- komer ahastrón por las pachás (t.)	9700
a low value turkish coin	ahché (t.) m.	9710
cook	ahchí (t.) m.	9720
cookery, the art of cooking	ahchilik (t.) m.	9730
	ahé (t.) cf. ahir	9740
nicely decorated/designed	ahenado (ebr.) adj.	9750
embellishment, nice arrangement, decoration	ahenadura (ebr.) f.	9760
embellishment, nice arrangement	ahenamiento(ebr.) m.	9770
embellish, beautify	ahenar (ebr.) v.	9780
to beautify oneself	ahenarse (ebr.) v. refl.	9790
beautify, arrange nicely	ahenozear (ebr.) v.	9800
other	aher (ebr.) adj.	9805
meal; living, food	ahilá (ebr.) f.	9810
stable, sty; a nickname for a place that is filthy and messy	ahir (t.) m.	9820
crafty, cunning	ahitofel (ebr.) adj.	9830
gluttonous	ahlam/ahlán (ebr.) adj.	9840
gluttonous	ahlat (t.) adj.	9850
wild pear	ahlata f.	9860
to sigh, to moan	ahlear v.	9890
fool, stupid, silly	ahmak (t.) m.	9900
buttocks, backside	ahor (ebr.) m.	9910
to blow the trumpet	ahovlar v.	9920
trumpet call	ahovlasión f.	9930
	ahrayú (ebr.) cf. aharayú	9940
traininig for 'alia' ? a part in the jewish prayer	ahshará (ebr.) f.	9950
octopus	ahtapot (t.) m.	9960
shopkeeper; food wholesaler, chemicals merchant; pharmacist	ahtar (t.) m.	9970
the art of picking plants	ahtarié (t.) m.	9980
	ahtarlik (t.) m.	9990
need	ahteza (t.) f.	9995
heart anguish	ahtí (gr.) m.	10000
hollow	ahuekado adj.	10010
to empty, to make hollow	ahuekar v.	10020
	ahuera cf. afuera	10030
	ahuerte cf. afuerte	10040
	ahuz (ebr.) cf. huts/huz	10050
sleight of hand, trickery	ahuzat/d enayim (ebr.) m.	10060
cruel	ahzar (ebr.) m.	10070
cruelty, savagery	ahzariyut/d (ebr.) f.	10080
	aidadiko adj.	10090
	aidado cf. aedado	10100
the zohar (jewish religious book)	aidara (aram.) m.	10110
to gorge	aifron- komer aifron	10120
egypt	Aífto m.	10130
a parent	aijado adj.	10140
to give birth; to adopt a child	aijar v.	10160
	ailear cf. airear	10170
in a hurry, immediately	aína adv.	10180
a type of a gold coin	ainalí (t.) m.	10190
still, yet; nontheless	aínda adv.	10200
furthermore, moreover	aíndamas adv.	10210
appearance , similarity, resemblance	airada f.	10220
angry	aírado adj.	10230
to anger, to enrage	aírar (1) v.	10240
	airar (2) cf. airear	10250
to get angry, to be furious	aírarse v. refl.	10260
wind, air, steam, idle things; tune, melody; appearance, similarity	aire m.	10270
quick ventilation, short exposure to a gust of wind;similarity	aireada f.	10440
ventilated, aired	aireado adj.	10450
to ventilate, to air	airear v.	10460
to be ventilated, to be developed (in a negitiv way), to be spreaded (bad rumor)	airearse v. refl.	10480
aeration, ventilation	aireasión f.	10490
non stop wind	airegina f.	10500
ventilated, aired, windy	airegozo adj.	10510
ventilated, aired; to worry, to feel comfortable	aireleado adj.	10520
to ventilate, to expose to free air; to bother, to arouse worry and concern	airelear v.	10530
clear wind, light wind	aireziko m.	10540
bottomless pit	airó/n- pozo airó/n	10550
greeting call	airola! interj.	10560
graceful, elegant	airozo adj.	10570
egyptian	aisiano m.	10580
	aislado cf. aizlado	10590
	aislamiento cf. aizlamiento	10600
	aislar cf. aizlar	10610
isolated, secluded, abandoned	aizlado adj.	10615
isolation	aizlamiento m.	10620
isolat	aizlar v.	10630
to be isolated	aizlarse v. refl.	10640
garlic roux	ajada f.	10650
alien, foreign	ajeno n. & adj.	10670
on knees	ajenú (fr.) adv.	10675
garlic seller	ajero m.	10680
garlic clove	ajiko m.	10690
quick, swift. agile	ajil adj.	10695
speed, agility, quickness	ajilidad/ajilitá f.	10700
to go down on your knees	ajinoyarse v. refl.	10710
agent fee/ money changer	ajio (it.) m.	10720
raging, excited, agitated	ajitado adj.	10730
exciting	ajitador adj.	10740
propagandist	ajitador m.	10750
to shake, stir up, to excite, to ferment	ajitar v.	10760
have spasms, to twitch, to dance, to move, to ferment	ajitarse v. refl.	10770
fermentation, excitement, shuddering, feverishness; propaganda	ajitasión f.	10780
garlic	ajo m.	10790
	ajornado cf. ajurnado	10810
o.k, alright, in order (accounting), up-to-date	ajur (fr.) adv.	10820
postponed, delayed	ajurnado (fr.) adj.	10830
postpone, delay	ajurnar (fr.) v.	10840
here	aká adv.	10850
depressing, burdensome	akablante (fr.) adj.	10860
oppress, to burden on, to press on	akablar (fr.) v.	10870
academy	akademia f.	10880
in academic manner	akademikamente adv.	10890
academician, academic	akadémiko adj.	10900
academician	akademisiano (fr.) m.	10910
	akadir (t.) cf. kadir	10920
happen, take place, occur	akaeser v.	10940
rare to occurence	akaesimiento m.	10950
to pave (a road, a track)	akalsear v.	10955
The establishment of a Torah scroll	akamá (ebr.) f.	10957
that became ill, that is lying in bed	akamado (port.) adj.	10960
to make ill, to lay in bed	akamar (port.) v.	10970
to become ill	akamarse (port.) v. refl.	10980
to estimate (amount), quantify	akantidar v.	10990
to pay attention, to sense	akantidarse v. refl.	11000
cornered, separated	akantonado (port.) adj.	11010
to press to a corner\ secluded place	akantonar (port.) v.	11020
to be isolated, to seclude oneself	akantonarse (port.) v. refl.	11030
'caparat avonot!' - a traditional jewish calling told in times of affliction or trouble	akapara davonod! (ebr.) interj.	11040
speculator, accumulator, a person that gathers, a person that collects	akaparador/dera n.	11050
accumulation, stocking, collection; monopoly acquiring	akaparamiento m.	11060
to accumulate, to gather, to stock, to hoard	akaparar v.	11070
	akapitar cf. kapitar	11080
to confront	akarar v.	11090
to be confronted, to stand before; talk face to face; appear	akararse v. refl.	11100
carrier	akarreador m.	11110
transportation, mode of transportation	akarreamiento m.	11120
to pull, to drag, to carry; to transport, to move, bring, to supply; to cause, to bring to life, create	akarrear v.	11130
to respect, appreciate	akatar v.	11140
finish, termination	akavadijo m.	11150
just now ended	akavado (de) adj.	11160
excavation	akavakamiento m.	11190
	akavakar v. cf. kavakar	11200
finish; exhaustion	akavamiento m.	11210
to finish, consume; dig; starve	akavar v.	11220
to end; to toil, to become tired; to be exhausted with hunger	akavarse v. refl.	11260
	akaviado cf. akavido	11265
careful, cautious, prudent, moderate	akavidado adj.	11270
cautionary	akavidador m.	11280
warning	akavidamiento m.	11290
warn	akavidar v.	11300
to be careful, to be cautious	akavidarse v. refl.	11310
caution	akavido m.	11320
careful, cautious, prudent	akavidozo adj.	11330
quiet, that was silenced	akayado/ido adj.	11340
	akayadura cf. akayamiento	11350
it doesn't matter, never mind, it's nothing, don't mention it	akayamal!/kayamal! interj.	11360
quietening , falling silent	akayamiento m.	11370
to silence, to calm	akayar v.	11380
to keep silent, to become silent, to be silent	akayarse v. refl.	11390
introduction, preface, lead	akdamá (ebr.) f.	11400
motionless, slow, apathetic; peaceful, relaxed; humble, agreeable; lacks initiative	akedado adj.	11410
stagnation, indifference, feebleness ,apathy; slowness; quietly	akedamiento m.	11420
very quiet, to quiet; slightly delayed; drawing his words	akedantado adj.	11430
to delay, to slow down	akedantar v.	11440
to stop, to delay, prevent	akedar v.	11450
to be stopped, to be delayed; to calm down, to return to your senses	akedarse v. refl.	11460
quietly, secretly	akedo adv.	11470
that, that one	akel pron. dem.	11480
	akea/s cf. akeya/s	11490
	akeo/s cf. akeyo/s	11500
to yearn, long for, to pine; to torture oneself, to be tortured	akerarse v. refl.	11510
loved, that is liked	akerensiado adj.	11520
to like; to fall in love	akerensiar v.	11530
to be liked	akerensiarse v. refl.	11540
love, fondness	akerensimiento m.	11545
	akerensiozo cf. kerensiozo	11550
to acquire	akerir v.	11560
	akesharse cf. kesharse	11570
	akesta cf. akeya	11575
	akevrantarse cf. kevrantarse	11580
that one/ those (female)	akeya /akeyas pron. dem.	11590
a verb that expresses an undefined action	akeyar v.	11600
that thing; 'what's his name' (when you can't find the right word)	akeyo pron. dem.	11610
those (male)	akeyos pron. dem.	11620
here	aki adv.	11630
	akidear cf. kidear	11660
inclination, slope, slant, ramp; casting	akintí (t.) m.	11670
	akishear (t.) cf. yakishear	11680
acquire, to get, receive; to win; to gain	akistar v.	11690
to pay off a debt, to do one's duty	akitarse (fr.) v. refl.	11700
property	akisto m.	11705
acquisition, acquiring	akizisión f.	11710
to cheer, to applaud	aklamar v.	11720
cheering, applaus; blast	aklamasión f.	11730
illuminated, clarified, brightened, ; enlightened	aklarado adj.	11740
clarification, explanation, interpretation	aklaramiento m.	11750
illuminate; make clear, explain, interpret	aklarar v.	11760
to become clear; to explain oneself, to clarify oneself's sayings	aklararse v. refl.	11765
clarification	aklarasión f.	11770
to break forth	aklareser v.	11780
explanation, interpretation, remark, clarification	aklaro m.	11790
acclimate	aklimatar v.	11800
to be acclimated	aklimatarse v. refl.	11810
acclimation	aklimatasión f.	11820
to remind of; to remember	akodrar v.	11830
to be reminded of', to recall	akodrarse v. refl.	11840
	akodro cf. akordo	11850
beggar	akojedor m.	11860
collect, gather, assemble, hoard	akojer v.	11870
to be gathered, to be assembled	akojerse v. refl.	11875
	akojeta cf. kojeta	11880
reception	akojida f.	11890
foundling; refugee	akojido m.	11900
	akolantar cf. akonantar	11910
to button, fasten	akolchetar v.	11920
to upholster	akolchonar v.	11930
reception	akolyo (fr.) m.	11940
	akomentidor cf. akometidor	11950
promise	akometa f.	11960
	akometansa cf. akometa	11965
to promise	akometer v.	11970
to commit to oneself; to put oneself at somebody's service; to be engaged; to endanger oneself, to allow oneself to..	akometerse v. refl.	11980
fianc?, engaged	akometido m. & adj.	11990
server	akometidor/dera n.	12000
arranged, tidy, organized, well equipped	akomodado adj.	12010
coordination, adjustment, fit; preparation; reconciliation, appeasement	akomodamiento f.	12020
arrangement, compromise	akomodansa f.	12030
to be compatible, to fit, to suit, adapt, put in order, prepare, to set up, arrange, settle; to process	akomodar v.	12040
to be adapted, to suit oneself, to be settled down	akomodarse v. refl.	12050
adjustment, fit, training	akomodasión f.	12060
adjustment, fit, training	akomodijo m.	12070
role, job, livelihood	akomodo m.	12080
escorted; chased, haunted, enchanted	akompanyado adj.	12100
escort, companion	akompanyador/dera	12110
escort; funeral	akompanyamiento m.	12120
to escort; to reach the same level, to equalize in achievement	akompanyar v.	12130
to accompany	akompanyarse v.	12140
	akomplimiento cf. akumplimiento	12160
	akomplir cf. akumplir	12170
	akomplirse cf. akumplirse	12180
	akomudamiento cf. akomodamiento	12190
	akomudar cf. akomodar	12200
	akomudo cf. akomodo	12210
	akomular cf. akumular	12220
	akomularse cf. akumularse	12230
	akomulasión cf. akumulasión	12240
	akomulator cf. akumulator	12250
the one that has priority/ precedence	akonantado adj.	12260
	akonantamiento cf. akonanto	12265
to precede, to have priority/precedence; to have the upper hand	akonantar v.	12270
priority, precedence, superiority	akonanto m.	12280
to put in order, to arrange, to organize (a room)	akonchar v.	12290
to work out, to be realized	akoncharse v. refl.	12297
	akonchugar cf. akonchar	12300
sworn in, obligated by oath; obligated by a vow	akondjurado adj.	12310
to swear someone to; to plead with-, to beg before	akondjurar v.	12320
to vow	akondjurarse v. refl.	12330
to use with frugality	akonduchear v.	12340
accepted, in unanimity	akonfafado adj.	12350
to make beloved on	akongrasiar v.	12360
advisor	akonsejador/dera n.	12370
advise	akonsejar v.	12380
to consult with	akonsejarse v. refl.	12385
to enter marriage ties	akonsfuegrarse/akons.huegrarse	12390
	akontener cf. kontener	12395
satisfy	akontentar v.	12400
agree; to be satisfied with, to make do with	akontentarse v. refl.	12410
happen, occur	akonteser v.	12420
occur, happen	akonteserse v. refl.	12440
event, occurrence, incident; to wet oneself in the pants	akontesimiento m.	12450
	akonto cf. akuento	12460
to grumble, to moan, whine	akonyorarse v. refl.	12470
to couple, to pair	akoplar v.	12480
anxious, short temperd, impatient	akorado adj.	12490
anxiety, distress; impatience	akoramiento m.	12500
to frighten; to cause impatience	akorar v.	12510
to be fearful, to be frightened; to be tormented	akorarse v. refl.	12520
granted; concurs with, is of the same mind	akordado adj.	12530
bestow, give, share; to fine-tune	akordar v.	12540
to agree with one another	akordarse v. refl.	12550
accordion, harmonica	akordeón m.	12560
consent, agreement, contract, fit,	akordo m.	12570
	akorneador adj.	12615
to gore with his horns	akornear v.	12620
anxiety, concern	akoro m.	12630
to hurry, to rush to-, come to someone's rescue	akorrer (f.) v.	12640
hasty, rash, in a hurry, running	akorrido adj.	12650
often, frequent ; randomly	akorruto adv.	12660
	akortar cf. akurtar	12670
anxious, in a state of distress	akosado adj.	12680
to chase after, to bother, to harass	akosar v.	12690
to kick	akosear v.	12695
distress	akoso m.	12700
inclined	akostado adj.	12710
to draw near, to approach; to arrive at the pier	akostar v.	12720
to lean	akostarse v. refl.	12735
accustomed	akostumbrado adj.	12740
accustom	akostumbrar v.	12750
habit	akostumbramiento m.	12760
to adapt oneself, to become adjusted, to get used to	akostumbrarse v. refl.	12770
	akovdado cf. arreskovdado	12780
	akovdarse cf. arreskovdarse	12790
covet, to yearn to -, to desire a-	akovdisiar v.	12800
	akoyo cf. akolyo	12810
meticulousness, strictness; severity	akpadá (ebr.) m.	12813
at the age of	akrán (t.) m.	12815
cornea	akranya (gr.) f.	12820
to give credit	akreditar v.	12830
to enlarge, to make immense, add, to extend	akresentar v.	12840
enlarge, sprout, grow	akreser v.	12850
broken (also mentaly), desperate, hopeless, depressed, exhausted	akrevantado adj.	12860
brake (also mantaly), depress, collapse, to bring fear to the heart, weaken, to wear out	akrevantar v.	12870
acrobatics, jugglery	akrobasia f.	12880
juggler, acrobat	akrobato n.	12890
hitch, unpleasantness	aksadeamiento m.	12900
interrupt, to bother, to cause inconvenience, to make an obstacle; irritate, to tease; to cause damage	aksadear (t.) v.	12910
delay, hitch, mishap	aksadeo (t.)	12920
attack, seizure	aksé (fr.) m.	12930
	aksente cf. aksento	12940
emphasis, playing music, taste, accent	aksento m.	12950
emphasized	aksentuado adj.	12955
reasonable, acceptable, admissible	akseptable adj.	12960
to consent, accept, grant, comply	akseptar v.	12970
receiving ,acceptance	akseptasión f.	12980
	akseptavle cf. akseptable	12990
accessible; attainable, achievable	aksesivle adj.	13000
access, accessibility	akseso m.	13010
accessory	aksesorio m.	13020
sunset; the first evening prayer time for Muslims	aksham (t.) m.	13025
hot-tempered, irate; disturbing, annoying; hostile	aksí/ía (t.) adj.	13030
not planned, random	aksidental adj.	13040
randomly, by chance, coincidentally	aksidentalmente adv.	13050
accident	aksidente m.	13060
delay, hindrance, prevention; unpleasantness, hitch	aksilík (t.) m.	13070
action, doing; stock	aksión f.	13080
stock holder	aksionario m.	13090
	aksioner (fr.) cf. aksionario	13100
to empty from one vessel to the other	aktarear (t.) v.	13110
disperse, confuse, to mix up, to make a mess	aktirear (t.)	13115
attitude, approach, position	aktitud (fr.) f.	13120
actively	aktivamente adv.	13130
to set in motion, to activate; to rush, accelerate, hasten	aktivar v.	13140
activity, action	aktividad/aktivitá f.	13150
to cause action, to set in motion	aktivizar v.	13160
to go into action, to be mobile	aktivizarse v. refl.	13170
active, diligent	aktivo adj.	13180
act, action; act (in a play), record	akto m.	13190
actor/actres	aktor/aktrisa n.	13200
	aktriche (it.) cf. aktrisa	13210
	aktriz cf. aktrisa	13220
tax	aktsíz m.	13230
current, contemporary, substantial	aktual adj.	13240
actuality	aktualidad/aktualitá f.	13250
the matters in hand, current affairs	aktualidades m. pl.	13260
now, present time, for the time being	aktualmente adv.	13270
that is acting, that is in actual fact	aktuante adj.	13280
	akuantar cf. akuantidar	13290
to measure	akuantidar v.	13300
piercing, stab, nife stab	akuchiada f.	13310
	akuchiar cf. kuchiyar	13320
to help a-, to assist a-, to come to the rescue, to hurry to someone's aid, to save	akudir v.	13330
recover; to come to someone's rescue	akudirse v. refl.	13340
advance payment, payment on account	akuento m.	13360
	akuerdo cf. akordo	13366
accumulate	akugular v.	13370
	akuistar cf. akistar	13380
to beat someone's buttocks	akuliar v.	13381
accused, defendant	akulpado m. & adj.	13390
accuser, accusing, plaintiff, prosecutor	akulpador/dera n. & adj.	13400
accusation, claim, suit, indictment, prosecution speech	akulpamiento m.	13410
accuse; to carry the guilt	akulpar v.	13420
to blame oneself	akulparse v. refl.	13430
execution, realization, fulfillment	akumplimiento m.	13440
execute, realize, carry out, fulfill (a request); to satisfy someone	akumplir v.	13450
to be realized, to come true	akumplirse v. refl.	13460
	akumudamiento cf. akomodamiento	13470
	akumudar cf. akomodar	13490
accumulate	akumular v.	13500
accumulated	akumularse v. refl.	13510
accumulation	akumulasión f.	13520
accumulator, battery	akumulator m.	13530
to rock, to rock in a cradle	akunar	13540
	akunchar cf. akonchar	13550
to marry one's brother's widow	akunyadar v.	13560
to become brother-in-law	akunyadearse v.	13570
darken, to make darker, to brown, to be browned	akupar v.	13580
to tune (a watch)	akurar v.	13590
	akurgular cf. akugular	13600
bent, low spirited	akurkiyado adj.	13610
to sit bent	akurkiyarse v. refl.	13620
shortened	akurtado adj.	13630
shortening, abridgement, reduction, summarizing	akurtamiento m.	13640
shorten, reduce, summarize; to cut	akurtar v.	13650
to be shorten	akurtarse v. refl.	13660
often, frequently	akurutamente adv.	13665
in contracting; without noticing the amount	akuturú (t.) adv.	13670
accused, defendant	akuzado m. & adj.	13690
prosecutor, plaintiff, prosecutor	akuzador m.	13700
to accuse; to confirm reception	akuzar v.	13710
accusation, suit, claim, indictment	akuzasión f.	13720
to	al (a el) prep.	13740
purple, blazing red	al (t.) adj.	13750
exaggerated price (without pity)	al terahem (ebr.)	13760
by, by way of	al yede de (ebr.) adv.	13765
onwards! on with it! let's go! ; also a calling ment to mark one's disbelief in the other's sayings	ala (gr.) interj.	13770
wing; fin	ala f.	13780
spear, lance	alabarda f.	13800
alabaster, marble	alabastro m.	13810
hand in hand	alabracheta (it.) adv.	13820
in arms folded	alabrasé (fr.) adv.	13830
wool smasher	alacheador m.	13840
wool smashing	alacheadura f.	13850
to smash wool/cotton	alachear v.	13860
talks in colloquial language	aladinán adj.	13870
	aladinar cf. enladinar	13890
taking	aladjak (t.) m.	13900
financial negotiation, business	aladjak-veredjek (t.) m.	13910
beside, near, close to, nearby, by the-	alado prep.	13920
	alado adj.	13925
permit, visa	aladrea f.	13930
cotton cloth made in poor quality that has garish colors	alagá/aladjá (t.) f.	13940
praise, glory, fame	alago m.	13950
palace, temple, torah ark; jewish religious laws	alahá (ebr.) f.	13960
jewelery	alahas (arab.) m. pl.	14000
damn it!	alahamader! interj.	14010
in chaos, with no order, in confusion	alak bulak (t.) adv.	14020
scorpion	alakrán m.	14040
in sophistic/ witty manner	alambikadamente adv.	14050
refined, purified, peppery, sophistic, witty	alambikado adj.	14060
purify, to filter; to refine	alambikar v.	14070
boiling flask, refinery	alambike m.	14080
iron wire	alambre m.	14090
female bonnet	alamema f.	14095
poplar	álamo m.	14100
modest, humble	alán adamí (t.) adj.	14110
half dry	alán kurú (t.) adj.	14120
stabbed, dead, slain, fatal casualty, that was with stabbed with a spear	alanseado adj.	14130
to hit / stab with a spear	alansear v.	14140
a lowly and less valuable person	alanyari (t.) m.	14145
turkish nickname for a jewish street, jewish toddler or gewish adult	alanyari djidió (t.)	14150
oud, lute (music instruments)	alaod m.	14160
	alaora cf. alora	14170
to fly, to brandish	alar v.	14180
	alarevez cf. alarovez	14190
one by one	alareyo adv.	14200
elongated, enlarged; prolonged, continuous	alargado adj.	14210
elongation, prolongation, extension	alargamiento m.	14220
to lengthen, prolong; to delay, to stall	alargar v.	14230
to extend in speech; to expand in buisness; to rest, to sit comfortably	alargarse v. refl.	14250
alarm	alarma f.	14260
worried, shocked, frightend; that was called in	alarmado adj.	14270
worrying, stimulants anxiety	alarmante adj.	14280
to call into action; to frighten, to stimulate anxiety	alarmar v.	14290
to cry aloud	alarmarse v. refl.	14300
	alarme cf. alarma	14310
on the contrary, just the opposite	alarovez adv.	14320
cedar; copper, brass	alarze m.	14330
tired, weary, fatigued, exhausted	alasado adj.	14340
to become tired, to become weary	alasarse v. refl.	14350
tool, instrument	alat (t.) m.	14360
	alaude cf. alaod	14361
the deceased, may he rest in peace; an ironic way of saying that something is no longer existing	alav ashalom (ebr.)	14380
bragging, boasting	alavadero m.	14390
praised; famous	alavado adj.	14400
flattering, flatterer; the sharer of praise	alavador m.	14410
praise, glorification	alavansa f.	14420
full of praise; of praise	alavansiozo adj.	14430
to praise, glorify, to adorn	alavar v.	14440
boast, brag, to be proud	alavarse v. refl.	14460
praise, glorification, glory, fame	alavasión f.	14470
flattery	alavatina f.	14480
exaggerated praise	alavatinas f. pl.	14490
audience; gang; entourage; group, band; battalion; mockery, scorn	alay (t.) m.	14500
honestly, openly, with no hidden thoughts	alaylandjá (t.) adv.	14530
together, in unanimity	alayna (a la una) adv.	14540
dawn	alba f.	14560
pretends to be a jester	albadrón m.	14570
saddle,saddlecloth	albadra f.	14580
saddled, bandaged	albadrado adj.	14590
encourage, to urge	albadrar (1) v.	14600
to saddle, to bandage	albadrar (2) v.	14610
early ripening fig	albakora (ebr.) f.	14620
document, certificate, shipment certificate	albala (arc.) f.	14625
builder, building constructor	albanil m.	14630
	albarda cf. albadra	14640
	albardar cf. albadrar	14650
distribution of clothing to the needy	albasá/albashá (ebr.) f.	14660
free will	albedril m.	14670
	alberga cf. alberka	14675
inn, hostel	albergo m.	14680
pool; stove, furnace	alberka f.	14690
good tidings	albersia /albirsia f.	14710
messenger of good news	albersiador m.	14720
announce, to break news to, to bring good news	albersiar v.	14730
	albisia cf. albersia	14740
hem, edge ; brink, ledge; shelf	albodra f.	14750
fear, excitement (before a show or a test); insult, anger	albón m. (ebr.)	14760
	albondega/albóndega cf. albóndiga	14770
dumpling, cutlet ,hamburger; a nick name for a personthat is dressed ugly	albóndiga f.	14780
little dumpling, little cutlet (meat or chees); a chubby person	albondigita f.	14790
to become angry	albonearse (ebr.) v. refl.	14800
tense, excited; tortured, afflicted	albonozo (ebr.) adj.	14810
	alborada cf. alvorada	14820
the dawn came	alborear v.	14830
a big clay vase, big clay bowl, pot; a plate of eggplant dish; a nickname for a large nose	albornía f.	14840
abaya, bathing robe	albornoz m.	14850
	alborosado (arc.) cf. alborotado	14855
confused, bothered, agitated	alborotado adj.	14860
to make a riot, to be noisy, to run wild; to come out of a routine; destroy, mutilate, to spoil	alborotar/alborotear v.	14870
	alborotarse v. refl. cf. alborotar	14880
	alboroteo cf. alboroto	14890
noise, tumult, uproar, riot, confusion; worry	alboroto m.	14900
messenger of news, herald	albrisiador m.	14910
announce, to break news to	albrisiar v.	14915
a gift that is given to the messenger of good news/ tidings; thanks	albrisias f. pl.	14920
	albulmí cf. albúmina	14930
album	álbum m.	14940
	albumén cf. albúmina	14950
protein	albúmina/albumín f.	14960
	albúndiga cf. albondiga	14980
	albundigita cf. albondigita	14990
	alburnía cf. albornía	15000
villain, despicable, despised, loathsome	alchak (t.) adj.	15010
meanness, baseness, coarseness, crudity, cynicism	alchaklik (t.) m.	15020
cast, plaster	alchí/alchín (t.) m.	15030
side, fringe, tha margin of a garment	alda f.	15040
village, country(not in the city)	aldea f.	15050
rural, villager, farmer	aldeano m.	15060
round, around	alderedor prep.	15070
	aldevedrá adv. cf. verdad	15090
pocket, purse	aldikera f.	15100
	aldireka cf. aldikera	15130
water reservoir	aldive m.	15140
jewish community / jewish quarter in spain before the banishment	aldjama f.	15150
algebra	aldjebra f.	15160
algebraic	aldjebraiko adj.	15170
	aldjuba cf. djuba	15175
	aldukera cf. aldikera	15180
	aldukuera cf. aldikera	15190
	aldulko cf. endulko	15200
	aldurear cf. uydurear	15210
	ale cf. alef	15220
onwards! on with it!	alé! (fr.) interj.	15230
alley, narrow passage	alea (fr.) f.	15240
to wave one's wings, to wave one's arms; to resume strength; to take a breath/break; to catch someone on his word	alear v.	15250
wet nurse	alechadera f.	15260
breast-feeding	alechadura f.	15270
breast-feeding	alechamiento m.	15280
breast feed; suck	alechar v.	15290
to go into bed, lie down	alecharse v. refl.	15300
	alechuga cf. lechuga	15310
alef (the first letter in hebrew)	alef (ebr.)	15320
alef ? bet (the nick name for the letters in hebrew)	alef-bet (ebr.) f.	15340
quoted, affected	alegado adj.	15350
to claim, to argue	alegar (fr.) v.	15355
fable, allegory	alegoría f.	15360
in allegoric manner	alegorikamente adv.	15370
allegoric	alegóriko adj.	15380
fable, allegory	alegorizmo m.	15390
happy (that was made happy by others)	alegrado adj.	15400
with happiness, with cheerfulness	alegramente adv.	15410
happiness, joy	alegramiento m.	15420
joyous, that causes joy/ happiness	alegrante adj.	15430
to make happy	alegrar v.	15440
to be happy, to be cheerful	alegrarse v. refl.	15450
happy, joyous, cheerful, lively,	alegre adj.	15460
with happiness, with cheerfulness	alegremente adv.	15470
happiness, cheerfulness, gladness, joyous cry	alegría f.	15480
praise, laud	alel (ebr.) m.	15540
first, first for everything that is	alelesap (t.) adj.	15550
by the way, anyway	alelesap (t.) conj.	15560
	alelumbrar cf. arrelumbrar	15570
hallelujah (praise the lord)	aleluya! (ebr.) interj.	15580
feast	alem (t.) m.	15590
german	alemán/o n. & adj.	15600
germany	Alemania f.	15610
	alembrar cf. membrar	15620
	alemunyar cf. alimunyar	15630
	alemunyarse cf. alimunyarse	15640
extend, to lengthen	alenguar v.	15650
to long,	alenguaziko adj.	15660
"aleynu leshabeah" prayer	alenu (ebr.)	15670
in day light	aleora (ebr.) adv.	15680
struck with plague, leprous	aleprado adj.	15690
alarm	alerta f.	15700
in alertness	alertamente adv.	15740
to panic	alertarse v. refl.	15745
awake, alert	alerto adj.	15750
birth	alerumro m.	15755
authorized, licensed	alesensiado adj.	15760
let, allow, to give permission, to give license	alesensiar v.	15770
to be allowed	alesensiarse v. refl.	15775
far, distant; isolated, reclusive	aleshado adj.	15780
moving away from, becoming farther away, retreat, recoiling; removal, pressing aside; indifference	aleshamiento m.	15790
to keep away, to reject	aleshar v.	15800
to move away from, to become farther away, to retreat, to keep away from-	alesharse v. refl.	15810
dark, gloomy	aleskuro adj.	15820
ready, prepared	aleste/alesta (t.) adj.	15830
fin	aleta f.	15840
elevation, lifting, raising; load that is lifted in one lift; false charge	alevantada f.	15850
restlessness, tendency to rise and move all the time	alevantadero m.	15860
standing	alevantado adj.	15870
a person that is raising \ lifting; policeman	alevantador m.	15880
rising; raising, lifting, elevation; exaggerated praise	alevantadura f.	15890
absence	alevantamiento	15900
	alevantansa cf. alevantada	15910
to lift, to raise, elevate, to swing; cause to rebel; to rehabilitate; to forbid	alevantar v	15920
to rise, to rise up; to rise from bed; to rebel; to stop; to rise (the sun / the day); stiffen, bristle (hair, fur, feathers); to go out	alevantarse v. refl.	16030
that became swell (from yeast), that fermented	alevdado adj.	16060
to swell / fermant (from yeast); to put yest in the dough	alevdar v.	16070
to lighten, facilitate	aleviar v.	16080
to be relieved	aleviarse v. refl.	16090
	alevo cf. elevo	16100
to achieve a goal; to be able to execute	aleyar v.	16110
awl	alezna f.	16120
	alfabé cf. alfabeto	16130
alphabetical index, primer(in reading)	alfabetario m.	16140
in alphabetic manner	alfabetikamente adv.	16150
alphabetic	alfabétiko adj.	16160
aleph-bet, alfa-beta	alfabeto m.	16170
pottery; pottery shop	alfarería f.	16180
potter	alfarero m.	16190
children disease; experience 'bought' in suffering	alferezía f.	16200
pin stab	alfinetada f.	16210
pin; a low valued object; clip	alfinete (port.) m.	16220
small pin; jewel pin	alfinetika f.	16270
crumbling	alfinikado adj.	16280
to be crumbled	alfinikarse v. refl.	16290
peanut	alfonsigo m.	16300
liberation, redemption, release (for a slave)	alforia/alforía/alforiya (port.) f.	16310
fold, folding, crease, wrinkle; sacks that are connected to the saddle	alforza f.	16320
	alfunete cf. alfinete	16330
sea weed	alga f.	16340
perfume extract	algalia	16350
something; few, a little	algo m.	16360
cotton wool, cotton; padding, upholstery	algodón m.	16370
soft like cotton wool, covered with lint, wooly	algodonado adj.	16380
to upholster with cotton wool; to soften, to give a feeling of cotton wool	algodonar v.	16390
cotton seller, cotton wool	algodonero m.	16400
fibrous, covered with lint, cotton-like, made of cotton	algodonozo adj.	16410
pea, peas	algotón cf. algodón	16420
	algován m.	16430
	algraz cf. agraz	16440
	algua cf. agua	16450
	alguasil cf. alguazil	16460
sigh	alguaya f.	16470
to shout, to cry out, to sigh, to moan	alguayar v.	16490
cop, officer	alguazil m.	16500
tongue	alguenga f.	16520
a piece of cloth for the extension of a garment or a carpet	alguengadura f.	16540
needle; ornament pin	alguja f.	16550
prick, stab, stabbing	algujada f.	16610
needle merchant; pin cushion, pin case	algujero m.	16620
whatever, whichever, any	algún adj.	16630
somebody, someone, anybody	alguno pron.	16640
sunday	alhad/alhá/alhat (arab.) m.	16650
appear	alhadrar v.	16670
	alhajú cf. alhashú	16680
heat waves	alhamorras f.	16690
to heat; inflame / excite (somebody, a situation); to cause dizziness	alhamorrear v.	16700
	alhandra cf. alhondra	16710
artichoke	alharchofa f.	16720
	alharova cf. harova	16730
follower, devout, godly, religious, orthodox	alhasada adj.	16740
wearing out (material)	alhasara f.	16750
spoil, break, to make/create in negligence	alhasarear v.	16780
chest membrane	alhashé f.	16790
a sweet made of matzah flour or a dry fruit biscuit with spices and honey	alhashú/alhajú m.	16800
nut filling	alhashuf m.	16810
basil (a kind of perfume)	alhavaka f.	16820
	alhenear cf. alhenyar	16830
henna (dye), red color	alhenya f.	16840
prostitute, hooker	alhenyada f.	16860
henna dyed; pious, pretends to be pious	alhenyado adj.	16870
to color with henna	alhenyar v.	16880
to color oneself with henna, to flatter	alhenyarse v. refl.	16890
a strange world	alhidez f.	16900
bead, prayer necklace bead; glass pearl	alhondra f.	16910
hem made for shortening a garment; collar	alhorza f.	16920
to make a hem made for shortening a garment	alhorzar v.	16930
lavender	alhuzema f.	16940
ally	aliado adj.	16950
union, pact, alliance	aliansa f.	16960
to unit, make one, to fuse	aliar v.	16970
to be united, to make a pact	aliarse v. refl.	16980
	alibé cf. alfabé	16990
customer, buyer	alidjí (t.) m.	17000
	aliegar cf. ayegar	17010
breath, respiration	aliento m.	17020
little wing	alika f.	17040
a trick made by parents ment to distance the children in order to achieve privacy	alikó bení (t.)	17050
to delay - to convince someone to stay for dinner; to delay, to cause someone to be late	alikodear/alikudear (t.) v.	17060
to delay	alikodearse/alikudearse (t.) v.	17067
waste of time; coming late	alikudeamiento m.	17070
false charge, slander, libel; slandering, smearing	alilá (ebr.) f.	17080
polished; lean, haggard	alimado adj.	17100
a constructor working in polishing	alimador m.	17110
polishing, final touch; saw-dust	alimadura f.	17120
wild amimal	alimanya f.	17130
to polish, sharpen; refine ? to to educate someone about culture and manners	alimar v.	17140
to be sharpened, to be polished; to be refined	alimarse v. refl.	17145
nourish, maintain, to support (financhialy); to provide material	alimentar v.	17150
nutrition, diet, nourishment, feeding	alimentasión f.	17160
food	alimento m.	17170
nutritious	alimentozo adj.	17180
charity, donation	alimozna f.	17190
superficial cleaning	alimpiada f.	17200
an obsession for cleaning	alimpiadero m.	17210
duster, rag; entrance rug	alimpiador m.	17220
cleaner, house keeper, in charge of cleaning	alimpiador/dera n.	17230
cleaning, cleansing, purification; sudden death	alimpiadura f.	17240
cleanliness, cleaning; keeping away an unwanted object	alimpiamiento m.	17250
to clean, cleans, to spruce; to steal away all of somebody's possession	alimpiar v.	17260
to get clean, to clean oneself; to justify oneself; to lose onself's possession, to take over possession; to die; ironically: we got rid of him	alimpiarse v. refl	17270
mourning	alimunyado adj.	17290
to cause great grief; to cause mourning (by announcing someone's death)	alimunyar v.	17300
to mourn	alimunyarse v. refl.	17310
marriage in the family; marriage ties	alinajamiento m.	17320
to bring into marriage ties, to bring into the family	alinajar v.	17330
to get into marriage ties, to marry in the family	alinajarse v. refl.	17340
	alinchar cf. alechar	17350
elegant, nurtured, well-groomed	alindado adj.	17360
grooming (in looks and clothing)	alindadura f.	17370
embellishment, grooming, care	alindamiento m.	17380
to beautify, embellish, groom, nurture	alindar v.	17390
to arrange in line	aliniamiento/alineamiento m.	17400
to lessen (the water of the deluge/ flood)	aliniar v.	17410
to straighten, to arrange in line	aliniar/alinear v.	17420
	alisar cf. alishar	17430
authorize, to allow, to let, to give license/ permit	alisensiar v.	17440
commercial or business activity; a flow of buyers	alish ferish/alish verish (t.) m.	17450
polished, scrubbed	alishado adj.	17460
smoothing, scraping, polishing	alishadura f.	17470
to smooth, to scrape, to straighten, to polish, to shine, to burnish	alishar v.	17480
to accumulate experience; to learn good manners	alisharse v. refl.	17490
accustomed to-, common at	alishé (t.) adj.	17500
custom, habit	alisheada (t.) f.	17510
	alisheado (t.) cf. alishtereado	17520
	alishearse (t.) cf. alishterearse	17530
accustomed	alishik (t.) adj.	17535
a social or commercial connection	alishik (t.) m.	17540
experienced, accustomed	alishtereado (t.) adj.	17550
to accustom, to adapt; to practice; to teach oneself a craft	alishterear (t.) v.	17560
to become used to	alishterearse v. refl.	17565
to grow dark, the evening falls	aliskureser v.	17570
darkness	aliskuridad f.	17590
dark, gloomy	aliskuro adj.	17600
custom, manner, habit	alisma f.	17610
prepared for every call, in standby mode	aliste adj.	17620
	alita f. cf. alika	17640
noodle; sweet almond pastry	alitrea/aletrea f.	17650
a person inclined to ease a situation ? inclined to leniency and not strictness\severity; a person who is quick to decide\act	alivianador m.	17660
relief, lightening, pain relief; riddance from an antipathetic person; a death of aomeone who was a nuisance	alivianadura f.	17670
relief, lightening, riddance from an unwanted person	alivianamiento m.	17680
to relieve, to be lenient, to take an easy religious approach	alivianar v.	17690
	alivianarse v. refl.	17700
lightening, relief	alivik (t.) m.	17710
burial, funeral; aliyah groop; attic	aliyá (ebr.) f.	17720
softness, delicacy, pleasantness	alizadura f.	17730
smoothing, polishing; flattery	alizamiento m.	17740
to smooth, to polish; to flatter	alizar v.	17750
purple, scarlet	aljaguán m.	17760
algeria	Aljería f.	17770
algerian	aljeriano m. & adj.	17780
hook	alka (t.) m.	17790
children's game accompanied by a song that opens in the words: "take and run"	alkachi malkachi (t.)	17800
hose, pipe, tube, oboe, gutter, pipe system	alkadruz (port.) m.	17810
	alkanfar (1) cf. alkanfor	17820
	alkanfar (2) cf. alkansar	17830
	alkanfo cf. alkanso	17840
bleach ,stainless whiteness	alkanfor m.	17850
reach	alkansada f.	17860
achievement, success, triumph; summit, furthest spot you can reach; respect, honor; financial profit	alkansadijo m.	17880
achievement, success	alkansadura f.	17890
achieve, to reach to-; to reach in time; to succeed	alkansar v.	17900
achieved	alkansarse v. refl.	17905
achievement, success	alkanso/alkanse m.	17910
savings box, "piggy bank"	alkanzía f.	17920
caper	alkaparra f.	17930
tar	alkatrán m.	17940
last	alkavo adj.	17950
hard candy	alkidé (t.)	17980
community, congregation, synagogue	alkilá (ebr.) m.	17990
day worker	alkiladizo m.	18000
given to renting	alkiladizo adj.	18010
landlord, leasing, lender; renter, borrower	alkilador/dera n.	18020
renting	alkilamiento m.	18030
to rent (to), to let; to rent (from)	alkilar v.	18040
to rent oneself, to be rented	alkilarse v. refl.	18045
rent money	alkiler/alkilé m.	18050
alchemy	alkimia f.	18060
in alchemic manner	alkimikamente adv.	18070
alchemic	alkímiko adj.	18080
alchemist	alkimista m.	18090
	alkitrán cf. alkatrán m.	18100
golden doves (jewel)	alkodres/alkodros de oro	18110
geese feathers	alkóhol m.	18115
alcohol	alkol/alkool m.	18120
alcoholic	alkóliko/alkoóliko/alkoolik adj.	18130
alcoholic	alkolismo m.	18140
drunk; of drunkenness	alkolizado adj.	18150
	alkonfites cf. konfit/e	18160
	alkoolismo cf. alkolismo	18170
	alkoolizado cf. alkolizado	18180
family name, nickname	alkunya (arab.) f.	18190
can, container, oil can; sty(in eye)	alkuza f.	18200
the amount of oil in the jug	alkuzada f.	18220
god	Allah (t.) m.	18230
	allel (ebr.) cf. alel	18310
soul, spirit, mind	alma f.	18320
cushion, pillow	almada f.	18430
mine	almadén (t.) f.	18450
mattress	almadrak/e (arab.) m.	18460
	almadrote cf. almodrote	18470
red plaster	almagra/almagre f.	18480
	almán cf. alemán	18490
widow	almaná (ebr.) f.	18500
calendar	almanak m.	18510
	Almania cf. Alemania	18520
closet; a nickname for a stupid person	almario m.	18530
small closet; slow-witted	almaryiko m.	18550
	almas.ha cf. almástiga	18560
that resin was added to it, that was kneaded with resin	almas.heado adj.	18570
to perfume by adding resin; to add resin to food; to soften like seraph	almas.hear v.	18580
the messiah	almashiah (ebr.) m.	18590
	almásiga/almasíga cf. almástiga	18600
	almaska f. cf. almástiga	18610
	almaskar cf. almastigar	18620
gum, resin	almástiga f.	18630
to chew gum	almastigar v.	18640
to rest (parallel to the ancient hebrew expression: 'vayinafash')	almear v.	18650
the platform/stage at the synagogue; cathedra	almemor m.;	18660
the tooth of a wall	almena f.	18670
chandelier, lamp; yahrzeit candle	almenara/almenará f.	18680
almond; almond-like ring	almendra f.	18690
sweetend almond milk	almendrada f.	18700
	almendrado adj.	18705
almond tree	almendral m.	18710
almond tree	almendrero m.	18720
almond tree	almendro m.	18730
at least	almenos/al menos adv.	18740
plum	almesha f.	18750
	almidá (ebr.) cf. amidá	18760
	alminara cf. almenara	18770
sweetened apricot drink	alminges- pitikals de alminges	18780
amall crater, mortar; base	almirez m.	18790
	almis.hle cf. almiskle	18810
fruit jam, fruit marmalade	almisada f.	18820
	almishada cf. almisada	18830
small plum	almishita/almishika f.	18840
	almiski cf. almiskle	18850
perfumed with musk	almisklado adj.	18860
to perfume with musk or aromatic soap	almisklar v.	18870
to perfume oneself; to perfume oneself with musk	almisklarse v. refl.	18880
aroma, odour, perfume; musk; myrrh(plant)	almiskle m.	18890
	almisklera f.	18895
	almiskre cf. almiskle	18900
perfume sprayer, perfume vessel	almizmara f.	18910
cushion, pillow; pillow cover	almoada f.	18920
	almodrana cf. almodrasa	18930
circumsciser nife	almodrasa f.	18940
a pie made of eggplant baked in chees	almodrote/almodroti/almudruti m.	18950
public auction	almoneda f.	18960
trachoma	almorana- almoranas de ojos	18970
hemorrhoids	almoranas f. pl.	18980
to dine breakfast/lunch/ dinner	almorzar v.	18990
breakfast/lunch/ dinner	almorzo m.	19000
donation, charity	almozna f.	19010
	almuera cf. elmuera	19020
	almuez cf. muez	19030
pre- marriage celebration at the night following the sabbath before the wedding	almusama/almushama (t.) f.	19040
to praise, glorify	aloar v.	19050
aloe (plant)	aloe m.	19055
aloe (plant) juice ? used as a laxative	aloes m.	19060
in/with madness	alokadamente adv.	19070
that became mad, crazy; frightened, astonished, frightened	alokado adj.	19080
maddening, going crazy, acting crazy	alokamiento m.	19090
to make crazy, to make someone lose his mind	alokar v.	19100
to go crazy, to become mad, to lose oneself's mind (also metaphoricaly)	alokarse v. refl.	19110
short speech, sermon	alokusión f.	19120
at least	alomenos adv.	19130
big wing	alona f.	19140
distant	alondjado adj.	19150
distaning, pushing/keeping away	alondjamiento m.	19160
to distant, reject; to lengthen	alondjar (port.) v.	19170
to go far, to draw away from, to stand distant/far away from; to be lengthen	alondjarse v. refl.	19180
elongated	alongado adj.	19190
elongation, extension, addition used to elongate something	alongadura f.	19200
elongation, extension	alongamiento m.	19210
to lengthen, to lengthen time	alongar v.	19220
	alongarse cf. alondjarse	19227
to go far, to draw away from, to go away	alongiar v.	19230
so, well then	alora (it.) adv.	19240
distant friends	aloshados m.pl.	19260
german money (albata); alpaca	alpaka f.	19270
mumps (disease)	alpuerkas f.	19280
elevation, lifting	alsadura f.	19290
saffron	alsafrán m.	19300
elevation, lifting, raising	alsamiento m.	19310
ther! take!	alsaná! (t.)	19320
elevat, to lift, raise, carry	alsar v.	19330
to rise up	alsarse v.	19355
sacrifice/sacrifices, burnt offering/s	alsasiones f. pl.	19360
in great measure, with pride	altamente adv.	19370
like that number, like this, at the same amount/measure	altanto adv.	19380
altar	altar m.	19400
a tall man, a very tall man	altarón m.	19410
	altarrasa f. cf. terrasa	19420
up's and down's	altas i bashas	19430
old turkish coin	altelik/altilik (t.) m.	19440
	alterahem (ebr.) cf. al terahem	19450
changing, alternation	alterasión f.	19460
that runs a non conventional life; that a high price was offered for it at a public auction	altereado adj.	19470
the one that raises the bid at a public auction	altereador m.	19480
irregular behavior	altereamiento m.	19490
to adapt habits of disorder; to rebel against order and discipline	alterear/alterearse v. & v. refl.	19500
irregular behavior, debauchery	altereo m.	19510
exchange, alternation, switching	alternansa f.	19520
to exchange, replace, to be changed, to be switched, to switch the order	alternar v.	19530
alternative, possibility, choice	alternativa f.	19540
alternately, in alternative manner	alternativamente adv.	19550
alternate, alternative	alternativo adj.	19560
altitude, height, superiority	alteza f.	19570
	altí ostú (t.) cf. altustu	19580
very old	altiempo- de altiempo	19590
	altigo cf. altiguozo	19600
pride, arrogance	altiguedad f.	19610
pride, arrogance, boastfulness, bragging	altiguez/altigueza f.	19620
with arrogance, with pride	altig(u)ozamente adv.	19630
proud, arrogant, conceited, boastful	altig(u)ozo adj.	19640
fluency	altilokuensa f.	19650
fluent	altilokuente adj.	19660
god all mighty, superior, superior god, the creator of the world	Altisimo m.	19665
altitude	altitud f.	19670
	altivez f. cf. altiguez/altigueza	19680
	altivo cf. altiguozo	19690
	altmishlik (t.) cf. altelik/altilik	19695
high, supreme, lofty	alto adj.	19700
in great amount/ measure	alto adv.	19710
altitude, height	altor m.	19730
a small thing, worthless thing; deceit, fraud	altrafisio m.	19740
differently	altramente (it.) adv.	19750
	altramuz cf. tramuz	19760
lupine seller	altramuzero m.	19770
to cross; oppose, resist, to put an obstacle, interrupt	altravesar v.	19780
'you to' (answer to goos wishes)	altretanto (it.) adv.	19790
it's exactly the opposite	altro ke (it.) adv.	19800
	altroizmo cf. altruismo	19810
add to that, on the other hand, nonetheless	altronde- d'altronde (it.) adv.	19820
altruism	altruismo/altruizmo m.	19830
altruist	altruisto adj.	19840
height, altitude; hill, mound	altura f.	19850
in disorder	altustú (t.) adv.	19870
to hint	aludir v.	19875
	aluenga cf. alguenga	19880
light, illumination, lighting	alumbramiento m.	19890
illuminating	alumbrante adj.	19895
	alumbrar v. cf. arrelumbar	19900
be lighted up, illuminated	alumbrarse v. refl.	19910
alum (chemical salt)	alumbre m.	19920
aluminum	aluminio/alumin m.	19930
that was lengthened, elongated	alungado adj.	19940
elongation, extension	alungadura f.	19950
elongating, lengthening	alungamiento m.	19960
to lengthen	alungar v.	19970
mirage, illusion	alusinasión f.	19980
to shine, to polish	alustrar v.	19990
to rain	aluviar v.	20000
to light up, illuminate, to shine, to polish	aluziar v.	20010
insinuation, hinting, hint,clue	aluzión f.	20020
bright, white	alva adj.	20030
	alva f. cf. alba	20035
loan	alvá (ebr.) f.	20040
	alvantar/se cf. alevantar/se	20050
	alvarak (t.) cf. varak.	20060
i wish! if only!	alvay/alevay! (ebr.) interj.	20070
whitened, bleached	alveado adj.	20080
whitening, bleaching	alveamiento m.	20090
to whiten, to bleach	alvear v.	20100
to whiten, to become white;	alvearse v. refl.	20110
bleaching through strenuous washing	alveo m.	20120
to thank; to thank for goog news	alverisiar v.	20130
	alverisias cf. albrisias	20140
	alviana cf. aviana	20145
	alvidadizo cf. olvidadizo	20150
	alvidar cf. olvidar	20160
to enjoy, to savor	alvisiar v.	20165
to be happy when receiving good news	alvisiarse v. refl.	20170
	alvisias cf. albrisias	20180
small nut	alviyana f.	20190
nut tree	alviyanero/alviyano m.	20200
	alvor cf. alvores	20210
dawn; family celebration of presenting the dowry	alvorada f.	20220
anxious, fearful, worried	alvoreado adj.	20230
to break forth (dawn); to cause worry	alvorear v.	20240
to worry towards a crucial moment in life	alvorearse v. refl.	20250
worry, concern, embarrassment	alvoreo m.	20260
the break of dawn, morning light; anticipation distress	alvores m. pl.	20270
	alvrisias cf. albrisias	20280
whiteness, lucidity, purity	alvura f.	20290
urging call of fire-fighters	alyamo yalesa! interj.	20300
the mistress of the house, housewife	ama f.	20310
but, however	ama/amá (t.) conj.	20320
middle finger, the male genitalia	amá (ebr.) f.	20322
ignorance, illiteracy	amaarasut (ebr.) m.	20325
ignorante, fool	amaares (ebr.) n.	20330
sympathy, fondness, cordiality, courtesy, politeness, pleasantness	amabilidad f.	20340
	amabilmente cf. amavlamente	20350
blow, knock	amach(i)amiento m.	20360
	amachukar cf. machukar	20370
made of bulb/coil	amadeshado adj.	20380
to role into a bulb/coil	amadeshar v.	20390
beloved	amado m. & adj.	20400
fan of, follower	amador m.	20410
	amadrugar cf. madrugar	20420
	amadurado cf. madurado	20430
	amadurar (port.) cf. madurar	20440
scholar, expert, knowledgeable	amaestrado m. adj.	20450
to control, to rule, to overlook; domesticate, train	amaestrar v.	20460
to specialize	amaestrarse v. refl.	20465
in a state of pain; badly injured	amaguado adj.	20470
dark, gloomy, melancholic, irate; salted for weakening the pungency of the onion	amahado adj.	20480
to lessen, to cure, to calm, to stop pain, to soften; to become calm, to be weakend, subside; to reduce the pungency of an onion	amahar (arab.) v.	20490
	amal cf. hamal	20500
profession	amal (ebr.) m.	20505
amaleky; cruel man; a person who uses his wisdom to do evil	Amalek (ebr.)	20510
alloy ? a mix of metals	amalgama m.	20520
to merge, to mix, to fuse, to melt	amalgamar v.	20530
alloy ? a mix of metals	amalgamo m.	20540
	amalik (t.) cf. hamalik	20550
	amaliko (t.) cf. hamaliko	20560
breast-feeding, lactation	amamantamiento m.	20570
breast-feed, to nurse	amamentar/amamantar v.	20580
haman; cunning, shrewd	Amán (ebr.)	20590
pardon plea: mercy!; impatient cry: i wish!	amán! (t.) interj.	20620
available, with in reach; comfortable and easy to use; dressed immodestly	amanado adj. & adv.	20660
available, with in reach; comfortable	amanavle adj.	20670
an emotional turkish song	amané (t.) m.	20680
to put in reach, to organize in a convenient manner	amanedear v.	20690
dawn, break of dawn	amaneser m.	20700
to light/come forth (dawn);	amaneser v.	20720
the break of dawn	amanesida f.	20730
dawn	amanesimiento m.	20740
deposit, pawn ; gift	amanet (t.) m.	20750
diligent, quick	amanitsa (bulg.) adj.	20760
	amankar cf. mankar	20770
loving, lover; beloved; expert, proficient	amante n.	20780
tomorrow	amanyana/aminyana adv.	20790
early riser; hard worker, diligent at his work; eager	amanyaneante/amanyeante adj.	20800
to rise early	amanyanear v.	20810
	amanzía cf. manzía	20820
to feel the sorrow of fellow-man, to see the pain of the other; pitiful	amanziado adj.	20830
mercy, pity, compassion	amanziamiento f.	20840
pitiful, miserable, wretched, poor	amanziante adj.	20843
to arose pity; to sadden, to cause grief	amanziar v.	20845
to pity, to have mercy on, to be filled with compassion	amanziarse v. refl.	20850
stimulating compassion	amanziozo adj.	20860
poppy; windflower	amapola f.	20900
to love	amar v.	20910
to love one another; to be loved	amarse v. refl.	20915
	amarets (ebr.) cf. amaares	20940
with bitterness	amargadamente adv.	20950
sad, embittered	amargado adj.	20960
embitterment (to cause someone to be bitter, to cause someone to suffer)	amargamiento m.	20970
sadden, to cause grief	amargar v.	20980
to become bitter; to feel\sense bitterness	amargarse v. refl.	20990
	amargasión cf. amargura	20996
to add/ to give light bitterness	amargentar v.	21000
slightly bitter	amargento adj.	21010
slightly bitter	amargito adj.	21020
bitter; melancholic; quick, talented, crafty, cunning; a nickname for coffee	amargo adj.	21030
with bitterness	amargo adv.	21060
bitterness	amargor m.	21070
that has a bitter taste	amargozo adj.	21080
	amargujear v. cf. amargar	21090
bitter	amargujento/amargojento adj.	21100
bitterness	amargura f.	21110
married (female)	amaridada adj.	21120
to get married (female); to have intercourse (female); to have intercourse (male)	amaridar v.	21130
	amarío cf. amariyo	21140
gold pound	amariya f.	21145
yellowish	amariyado adj.	21147
to color yellow; to become yellow	amariyar v.	21150
to become yellow	amariyarse v. refl.	21160
that became yellow	amariyentado adj.	21170
yellowish	amariyento adj.	21180
	amariyez f. cf. amariyura	21190
yellow	amariyo adj.	21200
traitor	amariyo m.	21210
jaundice; yellowness	amariyor/amarior m.	21230
the color yellow	amariyura f.	21240
to beat (with hammer)	amartiyar v.	21250
a bowl for kneading dough	amasadera f.	21260
kneading; dough	amasado m.	21270
that was kneaded	amasado adj.	21280
the worker that is kneading	amasador m.	21310
a dough that is ready for baking	amasadura/amasedura f.	21330
to knead	amasar v.	21340
to be kneading	amasarse v. refl.	21355
	amasijo m. cf. amasadura	21360
mortgage	amaskanta(r) (ebr.) m.	21370
a person who pawns (as a profession)	amaskatardjí (aram.) m.	21380
extinguished, turned off	amatado adj.	21390
candle extinguisher (instrument)	amatador m.	21400
night butterfly	amatakandelas f.	21410
stingy, miser	amatapiojos m.	21420
extinguish, to put out; to calm; to crush between the fingers	amatar v.	21430
to go out, to be extinguished	amatarse v. refl.	21431
	amatista f.	21469
fan, amateur	amator (fr.) m. & adj.	21470
vastly different, a thousand times different, opposed to	amavdil amavdil (ebr.) adv.	21480
with kindness, with politeness, with amiability	amavlamente/amavlemente adv.	21490
pleasant, amiable, courteous, polite, friendly	amavle/amable adj.	21500
to slow down; reduce, to soften, to calm	amaynar v.	21510
indirectly speaking, talking in a roundabout way, to beat around the bush	ambajes m. pl.	21520
packer	ambalador m.	21530
	ambalaje (fr.) cf. embalaje	21540
to pack	ambalar (fr.) v.	21550
warehouse, a storage at a belly of a ship	ámbar (t.) m.	21560
amber, one characteristic of the temple's incense ; prayer bead; glass bead; glass or plastic pearl	ambar/a (t.) f.	21570
storage worker	ambardjí (t.) m.	21580
a small fake pearl	ambarika f.	21590
embassy	ambasada (fr.) f.	21600
ambassador	ambasador (fr.) m.	21610
ambassador (female); the wife of an ambassador	ambasatris (fr.) f.	21620
delegation, embassy	ambashada f.	21630
	ambazado cf. ambezado	21640
a flower with a scent of amber	amber (t.) m.	21650
educated, scholarly, well-bred; accustomed to-, educated in-, that was learned; accustomed	ambezado adj.	21660
instruction, teaching	ambezamiento m.	21670
teach, instruct; study, learn	ambezar v.	21680
study, learn	ambezarse v. refl.	21700
'science' (in irony); custom, habit	ambezijo m.	21710
habit, addiction; learning; knowledge	ambezo m.	21720
	ambiar v. cf. embiar	21730
atmosphere, ambience	ambiente m.	21740
hungry, starving	ambierto/ambiento adj.	21750
hungre	ambiertura f.	21760
dual meaning, ambiguity; contradiction	ambiguedad f.	21770
ambiguous, undefined	ambiguo adj.	21780
aspiration, ambition	ambisión f.	21790
to aspire to-	ambisionar v.	21800
to be keen on, to aspire to-; to be insulted	ambisionarse v. refl.	21810
with ambition, in ambitious manner	ambisiozamente adv.	21820
ambitious; stubborn	ambisiozo adj.	21830
field, domain	ámbito m.	21840
	amborracharse cf. emborracharse	21850
both of them (male), both of them (female)	ambos	21860
hunger, famine, starvation; ravenous hunger, ravenousness	ambre f.	21870
to be hungry, to be starving, to become hungry	ambrearse v. refl.	21920
hunger, famine, starvation, drought	ambrera/ambrerea f.	21930
to become hungry	ambreserse v. refl.	21940
	ambresido cf. ambriento	21945
hungry	ambriento /e adj.	21950
the drink of the gods	ambrozia f.	21960
	ambrura cf. ambrera	21970
ambulance	ambulansia/ambulansa f.	21980
mobile, wanderer, nomad; peddler	ambulante adj.	21990
out clinic	ambulatorio/a m./f.	22010
to put a wick in a lamp	amechar v.	22020
terrifying, scary	amedrentrador m.	22030
to terrify, to scare	amedrentar v.	22040
improved	amejorado/amejoreado adj.	22050
improvement, betterment, enhancement; benefit	amejoramiento/amejoreamiento m.	22060
improve, enhance, to better	amejorar/amejorear v.	22070
to be improved	amejor(e)arse v. refl.	22080
worker	amele (t.) m.	22090
improved	ameliorado (fr.) adj.	22100
improvement	amelioramiento (fr.) m.	22110
improve	ameliorar (fr.) v.	22120
improvement	ameliorasión (fr.) f.	22130
amen! amen to that!	amén! (ebr.) m.	22140
threat, menace	amenaza f.	22150
threatened	amenazado adj.	22155
he who threatens	amenazador m.	22160
threat, menace	amenazamiento m.	22165
threatening	amenazante adj.	22170
to threaten	amenazar v.	22180
menace, threat	amenazo m.	22190
reduced, weakened, cut off, shortened	amenguado adj.	22200
reduction, cutting, drop, descent, low point; cheapening	amenguamiento m.	22210
reduce, to decrease, to lower down, dilute, weaken, humiliate; to be reduced, to be be diminished	amenguar v.	22220
to be reduced; to humiliate oneself	amenguarse v. refl.	22230
	amentar cf. mentar	22240
often	amenudo adv.	22250
a ruff fabric	amerikana/amerikán f.	22260
american, yankee	amerikano n.	22270
	ametisto cf. amatista	22275
measured, calculated; limited; hard-pressed (financialy); careful; artificial; that was tested; beautified, embellished, dandified	amezurado (fr.) adj.	22280
to measure; to try	amezurar (fr.) v.	22290
to clot, freez, harden; to spread out; to be to dress up, to beautify; to attack; to weigh oneself	amezurarse (fr.) v. refl.	22310
asbestos	amiante m.	22320
amoeba	amib (fr.) m	22330
amoebas infected	amibién (fr.) adj.	22340
amidah (prayer)	amidá (ebr.) f.	22350
to crumble	amigajar v.	22360
amicably	amigal- a la amigal	22365
amicably, out of joined/ mutual consent	amigavlamente/amigavlemente adv.	22370
friendly	amigavle adj.	22390
friend, friend for lovemaking (flirt)	amigito m.	22400
friend, companion, comrade	amigo m.	22410
friendly, supportive	amigo adj.	22414
	amijorear/amijurear cf. amejorar	22420
	amikalo (fr.)cf. amistozo	22430
to enlarge by thousans, magnify,	amilarear v.	22440
mother of twins	amilisiada f.	22450
to give birth to twins	amilisiar v.	22460
	amintar v. cf. mentar	22470
admiral	amiral m.	22480
	amishidera f. cf. meshedera	22490
to swing, to rock	amishir v.	22500
to swing oneself	amishirse v. refl.	22510
friendship, companion, fondness, affection	amistad/amistá f.	22520
friendly	amistavle adj.	22530
in a friendly manner	amistozamente adv.	22540
friendly; cordial; fan of	amistozo adj.	22550
apparent/fictitious friendship	amistunh	22560
	amizurado cf. amezurado	22570
	amizurar cf. amezurar	22580
	amizurarse cf. amezurarse	22590
pardon	amnistía f.	22600
pardoned	amnisteado adj.	22610
to pardon	amnistear v.	22620
master, mister, master of the house	amo m.	22630
moldy	amofado adj.	22640
to cause mold	amofar v.	22650
to become moldy; to be bored; to lose freshness and vitality	amofarse v. refl.	22660
to rot, decompose	amofeser v.	22670
rotten, decomposing	amofesido adj.	22680
	amofeserse cf. enmofeserse	22690
bleak, gloomy, enraged, sulky; silent, tight-lipped	amofinado adj.	22700
to sadden; to cause grief	amofinar v.	22710
to become sad, to become gloomy	amofinarse v. refl.	22720
	amohado cf. amojado	22730
wet, moist	amojado adj.	22740
humidity, wetness	amojadura f.	22750
to wet, to moisten	amojar v.	22760
to wipe oneself's nose	amokar v.	22770
to wipe oneself's nose with a lot of noise	amokarse v. refl.	22780
sad, gloomy, bleak	amolado adj.	22790
to become gloomy, to become sad, to seclude oneself because of sorrow and grief	amolarse v. refl.	22800
to match, to suit, to design	amoldar v.	22810
to admit a-, to confess	amolgar v.	22820
announcement, statement	amonestamiento m.	22830
to announce, to notify; to caution/reprimand/ scold a-	amonestar v.	22840
ammonia	amoniak m.	22850
ammonian (ancient tribe that appears in the bibal)	amonita (ebr.) m.	22860
to rise, to reach the price, to reach the quantity	amontar v.	22870
amount, sum, total	amonto m.	22880
piling up/ piler, accumulating/ore	amontonador adj.	22890
accumulating, stocking	amontonamiento m.	22900
to accumulate, to stack, to pile; to collect, to group, to store; to save money; parlay	amontonar v.	22910
love, fondness; beloved, sweetheart	amor m. (Sal.)/f. (Izm./Ist.)	22920
strawberry	amora f.	22960
amora - talmudic interpreter	amorá (ebr.) m.	22970
immoral, not modest	amoral adj.	22980
immorality	amoralidad f.	22990
	amorar v. cf. morar	23000
	amorchado cf. amurchado	23010
	amorchar cf. amurchar	23020
strawberry tree	amorero m.	23030
love making	amoriskos m. pl.	23040
with love	amorozamente adv.	23050
inlove; diligent at his studies	amorozo adj.	23060
shrouds wrapping; burial; washing of the dead	amortajamiento/amortaziamento m.	23070
to wrapp in shrouds; to bury	amortajar v.	23080
injured	amorteshido (t.) m. & adj.	23090
reducing, weakening, numbing; waste; disposal of a debt; balancing an account	amortizamiento m.	23100
to reduce, to weaken; to to repay a debt; to balance an account	amortizar/amortizir v.	23110
	amortizasión f.	23120
'hmotzi' ? jewish blessing told before eating bread	amosí/amotsí (ebr.)	23130
proof	amostrasión f.	23145
to show; to prove	amostrar v.	23150
to appear; to show oneself; pretend	amostrarse v. refl.	23170
	amover cf. mover	23180
to soften	amoyeserse (port.) f.	23185
	amparar cf. mamparar	23190
	amparo cf. mamparo	23200
	ampesada cf. empesijo	23210
	ampesar cf. empesar	23220
to increase, amplify, enlarge ,to broaden	amplifikar v.	23230
amplification, broadening, enlargement, increase	amplifikasión f.	23240
broad, wide, large, spacious	amplio adj.	23250
open space, width, breadth	amplitud f.	23260
to be angry, to become angry, to get mad	amportarse (fr.) v. refl.	23270
electric bulb; small bottle, ampoule	ampula f.	23280
amputee	amputado adj.	23290
to cut off (a limb)	amputar v.	23300
amputation	amputasión f.	23310
multiplication, duplication	amuchiguamiento m.	23320
to multiply, enlarge	amuchiguar v.	23330
to be multiplied	amuchiguarse v. refl.	23340
to silence	amudeser v. pej.	23350
to become silent, to be dumbfounded	amudeserse v. refl.	23360
that doesen't speak, that is dumbfounded	amudesido adj.	23370
silence, keeping quiet	amudesimiento m.	23380
muteness, falling silent (as a result of the use of power)	amudisión f.	23390
	amufado cf. amofado	23410
	amufar cf. amofar	23420
dark, gloomy, somber, sad, bleak	amufinado (port.) adj.	23430
to become dark, to be enraged, to be angry	amufinarse (port.) v.	23440
	amujuramiento cf. mijuramiento	23450
	amulado cf. amufinado	23460
	amular cf. amufinar	23470
amulet, charm	amulet f.	23480
wilted, withered, withering	amurchado adj.	23490
withering, wilting, fading	amurchamiento m.	23500
to cause witering, to cause wilting, to cause wearing out, to cause fading out	amurchar v.	23510
to wilt, to wither, to fade, to be be worn out	amurcharse v. refl.	23520
	amustrar cf. amostrar	23530
always, from birth	anadán babadán (t.)	23540
to be saved (from great danger or poverty)	anado adj.	23550
to that person (male)	anakel pron. demons.	23580
to that person (female)	anakeya pron. demons.	23590
anachronism	anakronizmo m.	23600
documents, records	anales m. pl.	23610
illiteracy, ignorance	analfabetizmo m.	23620
historian, analyst	analista m.	23630
analysis, examination, inspection, diagnosis	analiza/analiz/analizis f.	23640
executor of an analysis	analizador m. & adj.	23650
to analyze, to examin	analizar v.	23660
similar, parallel	análogo adj.	23670
similarity, analogy, syllogism, inference	analojía f.	23680
in analog manner	analojikamente adv.	23690
analog, syllogistic, similar, of inference	analójiko adj.	23700
pineapple	ananas m.	23710
on the contrary, vice versa	anápoda (gr.)	23720
anarchy, lawlessness	anarshía/anarkía/anarhia f.	23730
in anarchic manner	anarshikamente adv.	23740
anarchic, wild	anárshiko adj.	23750
anarchy, lawlessness, disturbance, law breaking, chaos	anarshismo/anarhizmo m.	23760
anarchist	anarshista m. & f.	23770
anarchist	anarshisto m.	23780
aniseed	anasón (t.)	23790
with the flavor of aniseed	anasonlú (t.) adj.	23800
ban, excommunication, ostracism; curse	anatema m.	23820
baned, ostracized, excommunicated	anatemado adj.	23830
to ban, to ostracise; to curse	anatemar v.	23840
	anatematizar v. cf. anatemar	23850
anatomy	anatomia f.	23860
in anatomic manner	anatómikamente adv.	23870
anatomic	anatómiko adj.	23880
anatomist	anatomista m. & f.	23890
humble	anav (ebr.) adj.	23900
humility, modesty	anavá (ebr.) f.	23910
prophet	anaví (ebr.) m.	23920
according to, with accordance to-, based on, in relation to-	anayuré (t.) prep.	23930
	ánbar cf. ámbar	23940
	anber cf. ambara	23950
	anbezamiento cf. ambezamiento	23960
	anbezar cf. ambezar	23970
	anbos cf. ambos	23980
an ancient pumping system that draws water from a well	anbra (arab.)	23990
	anbre cf. ambre	24000
	anbrera cf. ambrera	24010
	anchadizo cf. enchadizo	24020
	anchadura cf. ancheadura	24030
with generosity; with breadth, in broad manner	anchamente adv.	24040
	anchamiento cf. ancheamiento	24050
	anchar cf. anchear	24060
	ancharse cf. anchearse	24070
broadening, expansion, extension	ancheadura f.	24080
broadening, expansion; development, evolution	ancheamiento m.	24090
to expand, to increase	anchear v.	24100
to be expanded, to spread on a wide space	anchearse v. refl.	24120
careless, complacent	anchiko adj.	24140
wide; affable, nice	ancho adj.	24150
breadth, width	anchor m.	24220
anchovy	anchua/anchuya f.	24250
herring	anchues	24260
????, ?????	anchura f.	24270
pastry of zucchini or eggplant	anchusa f.	24300
stretcher	anda f.	24310
	andada cf. ida	24320
	andadura f. cf. andamio	24330
a nickname by the Turks for the first Jews deported from Spain	andalavizo m.	24340
Andalusian	andaluz adj.	24350
Andalusia	Andaluzía f.	24360
walking, move, gear, business progress	andamiento m.	24370
walking, galloping; development	andamio m.	24380
then, recently	andan sonra (t.) prep.	24390
pedestrian; of simple quality; andante (music.)	andante adj.	24400
passenger, pedestrian	andante m.	24410
floor in house, apartment; walk	andar m. (port.)	24420
to walk, to march; to do passionately	andar v.	24430
a person who cannot sit in one place	andarete m.	24450
wandering	andariego adj.	24460
apartment, pavilion, cabin	andariko m.	24470
to go, to leave	andarse v. refl.	24480
partisan	andarte (gr.) m.	24490
where?; at	ande/andi adv.	24500
difficulty, problem, trouble	andena f.	24560
I will never part from you, with you in fire and water	andjabarabar kandjabarabar (t.)	24580
but, on the other hand, anyway	andjak (t.) adv.	24590
angel	andjélo /ánjel/ándjel/ándjeli/ándjel	24600
divine, angelic	andjelikado adj.	24610
angelic	andjéliko/anjéliko adj.	24620
	andjelino cf. andjéliko	24630
artichoke	andjenara/andjinara (gr.) f.	24640
something reminding of something else	andoramán (t.) m.	24650
man, husband	andrá (gr.) m.	24660
hermaphrodite	andróginos (gr.) m.	24670
an anecdote, a trifle	anekdota/anekdot f.	24680
anecdotal, trivial	anekdótiko adj.	24690
appendix, supplement	aneksado adj.	24700
to annex, to attach; to file	aneksar v.	24710
	aneksión f.	24720
annex	anekso m.	24730
to him	anel pron.	24740
anemia, pallor	anemia f.	24750
to suffer from anemia	anemiarse v. refl.	24760
anemic, suffering from anemia; pale, sickly; poor	anemiko adj.	24770
alas!	anén! interj.	24780
'Anenu' , a word of expectation	anenu! (ebr.) interj.	24800
to that one	aneste pron.	24840
unaesthetic, ugly	anestétiko adj.	24850
anesthesia	anestezía f.	24860
to anesthetize	anesteziar v.	24870
anesthetic, narcotic	anestéziko adj.	24880
to them	anestos pron.	24890
fennel	aneto (fr.) m.	24900
to her/to them	aneya/aneyas pron.	24910
	aneyiko cf. aniyiko	24920
to her/to them	aneyos pron.	24925
	anferrar cf. aferrar	24930
	anferún cf. aferún	24940
	anfinete cf. alfinete	24950
	anfirum (t.) cf. aferún	24960
in the form of an amphitheater	anfiteatral adj.	24970
amphitheater	anfiteatro m.	24980
the host	anfitrión (gr.) m.	24990
amphora	ánfora f.	25000
busy, involved in; engaged	angajado (fr.) adj.	25010
engagement; commitment	angajamiento (fr.) m.	25020
to rent, to get someone into service; to inscribe; to go arm in arm	angajar/angajear (fr.) v.	25030
to get engaged; to commit, to take upon him; to enter	angajarse (fr.) v. refl.	25040
to get engaged; to commit, to take upon him; to enter	angajé (fr.) adj.	25050
hand in hand	angajé (fr.) adv.	25060
hand in hand	angalia (gr.) adv.	25080
arm, branch	angalia (gr.) f.	25090
warehouse, silo	angar m.	25100
forced labor, hard labor	angariá (gr.) f.	25110
angina	angina f.	25120
	anglobar (fr.) cf. englobar	25140
resident of Ankara (Angora)	angoralí m.	25150
wholesale	angro (fr.) adv.	25160
wholesaler	angrosisto (fr.) m.	25180
to borrow, to rent	angualar v.	25190
to come to an agreement, to agree	angualarse v. refl.	25200
eel	anguila f.	25205
angular	angular adj.	25210
angle, corner	angulo m.	25220
	angusia cf. angustia	25230
	angusiado cf. angustiado	25240
	angusiador cf. angustiador	25250
	angusiar cf. angustiar	25260
	angusiarse cf. angustiarse	25270
	angusiozo cf. angustiozo	25280
grief, sorrow, sadness; choking; disgust, rejection, desire to vomit; contempt	angustia f.	25290
sad, painful, melancholic; anxious; rejected, contemptible	angustiado adj.	25300
oppressor, enemy, oppressive; causes anxiety	angustiador/dera n. & adj.	25310
to harass, to press, to suppress, to cause anxiety	angustiar v.	25320
to be terrified, to be humiliated, to be treated with contempt	angustiarse v. refl.	25330
bragging words that cause contempt and rejection	angustiedades f. pl.	25340
causes anxiety and grief, depressing; disgusting, contemptuous	angustiozo adj.	25350
to put henna (reddish substance extracted from a plant)	anhenyar (arab.) v.	25360
poor; hungry for bread	aní (ebr.) m. & adj.	25370
nose-ring	aniazme m.	25430
to give shelter	anidar v.	25440
to settle	anidarse v. refl.	25450
to nest	anidear v.	25451
dark	anil adj.	25460
aniline (a liquid used to make dyes, medicines and more)	anilin m.	25470
alive, lively; animated; energized, driven	animado adj.	25490
moderator; arouses life in society	animador/dera n.	25500
animal; a man with no conscience	animal m.	25510
animal-like, beastly, brutish	animalesko adj.	25530
animal, predator	animalia f.	25540
to revive; to goad, to catalyze, to stimulate, to energize; to enimate	animar v.	25550
to dare, to be bold	animarse v. refl.	25560
vitality, activity, energy, vigor	animasión f.	25570
	animigo cf. enemigo	25580
courage, bravery, valor	ánimo m.	25590
courage, bravery, valor	animozidad f.	25600
brave	animozo adj.	25610
to rock, to swing (a baby)	aninar v.	25620
	anío v.f. aniyo	25630
anissed	anis m.	25640
	anitó (fr.) cf. anetó	25650
anniversary	aniversario m.	25660
i wish! may it be!	aniyá! (t.) interj.	25670
a poor man with no honor	aniyento (ebr.) adj. & m.	25680
a small ring	aniyiko m.	25690
poor people	aniyim (ebr.) m. pl.	25700
a ring	aniyo m.	25740
poverty	aniyut/aniyud/aniyú (ebr.) m.	25760
	anjinara cf. andjenara	25780
thigh, hip, pelvis	anka f.	25790
	ankaljar/ankalsar v. cf. alkansar	25800
despite of; moreover, add to that; nevertheless, in spite of	anke (it.) prep.	25810
survey, review	anketa (fr.) f.	25820
lingual suffix for enlargement (negative meaning)	-anko, -anka	25825
anchor	ánkora f.	25830
anchored	ankorado adj.	25860
to anchor	ankorar v.	25870
	anmal (t.) cf. hamal	25880
the night has fallen	anocharse v. refl.	25890
last night	anoche adv.	25900
night fall	anocheser m.	25910
the night has fallen; to be reminded of a task you fotgot to do in a dreem	anocheser v.	25920
stays up until late hours of the day	anochesiente adj.	25930
angry, upset, irate; insulted	anojado (port.) adj.	25940
to anger, annoy, to bother, to cause grief, disturb, interrupt, to tease	anojar (port.) v.	25950
to get angry, to get mad; to be insulted	anojarse (port.) v. refl.	25960
anger	anojo (port.) m.	25970
anomaly, deviation, exception	anomalía f.	25980
anonymously	anónimamente adv.	25990
anonymity	anonimato m.	26000
anonymity	anonimidad f.	26010
anonymous	anónimo adj.	26020
	anonsar v. cf. anunsiar	26030
message, information	anonso m.	26040
exception, abnormal, unusual, out of the ordinary, unnatural	anormal adj.	26050
deviation, exception, anomaly	anormalidad f.	26060
in an unusual way, in an unnatural manner	anormalmente adv.	26070
annotated	anotado adj.	26080
commentator, interpreter, critic	anotador m.	26090
to comment, to remark, explain, interpret	anotar v.	26100
to write notes/annotations	anotarse v. refl.	26110
notes, annotations, interpretation; prescription	anotasión f.	26120
to comfort, console, encourage, to strengthen	anoyorar v.	26130
of the ancestors	ansestral adj.	26135
ancestor	ansestro m.	26140
fishhook, fishing rod	anshuelo m.	26150
dowry	anshugar m.	26160
so, like that, thus	ansí adv.	26170
grief, suffering; concern, anxiety; stinginess, greed	ansia f.	26190
troubled, suffering, sad, worried, anxious, fearful	ansiado adj.	26210
in ancient time, ever	ansianamente adv.	26220
ancient, old; old (human)	ansiano adj.	26230
old, elderly	ansiano m.	26240
to sadden, to cause grief; to hate; to long for, to desire	ansiar v.	26260
to be tortured, to be sorry, to become sad, to become worried; to aspire to-	ansiarse v. refl.	26270
ache, suffering, concern	ansiedad f.	26280
so, like that, thus	ansina/ansine/ansín adv.	26290
great yearning	ansiozamente adv.	26300
anxious, worried; yearning, desiring	ansiozo/ansiaozo adj.	26310
	ansua cf. anchua	26320
	ansyearse cf. ansiarse v. refl.	26330
opponent, opposite, contradictory, antagonistic	antagonistiko adj.	26340
objection, resistance, rivalry, antagonism	antagonizmo m.	26350
agreement, mutual understanding	antant f. (fr.)	26360
last year; once apon a time, long time ago	antanyo/antanyos adv.	26370
a man's or woman's gown with no sleeve; a man's night gown	antarí/antirí (t.) m.	26380
a small antari (see the above)	antariko m. (t.)	26390
infront of	ante adv.	26400
to move back a date, to inscribe an early date	antedatar v.	26410
as stated before	antedicho adj.	26420
antenna	antena f.	26430
	antenado cf. entenado	26440
	antender cf. entender	26450
ancestor	antepasado m.	26460
	anterí (t.) cf. antarí	26480
a coat dress for bonsnian women	antería (t.) f.	26490
the former	anterior adj.	26500
beginning	anterioridad f.	26510
beforehand, first	anteriormente adv.	26520
beforehand, first, once	antes adv.	26530
before, first	antes prep.	26540
precedent, precedantial	antesedente m. & adj.	26630
precede to	anteseder v.	26631
anti-democratic	antidemokrátiko adj.	26640
un aesthetic	antiestétiko adj.	26650
antiquity; ancient times	antiguedad/antigedad f.	26660
ancient; old-fashioned	antiguo /antigo adj.	26670
not healthy, not hygienic	antijiéniko adj.	26690
illeagal	antijurídiko adj.	26700
antiquities; a nickname for someone or something that ia out of fashion/outdated	antika f.	26710
antiquities trader; a big scoundrel	antikadjí (t.) m.	26730
antiquities trader	antikario m.	26735
antiquity, ancient time; things that are 'has been's'	antikedad/antikidad/antikitá f.	26740
against clergy and church	antiklerikal adj.	26750
	antiko cf. antiguo	26760
against the constitution	antikonstitusional adj.	26770
anti-war, pacifist	antimilitaristo adj. & m.	26780
antimony	antimonio m.	26785
the night of day before yesterday	antinoche adv.	26790
	antiojos cf. antojos	26800
anti- parliamentary	antiparlamentario adj.	26810
screen, curtain, wood screen	antiparo m.	26820
loathing, aversion, antipathy	antipatía f.	26830
with aversion, with loathing, with antipathy	antipatikamente adv.	26840
loathsome, not likable	antipátiko adj.	26850
phenazone (drug for alleviating pain or fever)	antipirina f.	26860
tho complete opposite, the opposing side	antipod m.	26870
anti-semitic	antisemit/a m. & adj.	26880
anti-semitism	antisemitismo m.	26890
disinfection	antisepsía f.	26900
antiseptic	antiséptiko adj.	26910
with foresight; in advance, beforehand	antisipadamente adv.	26920
expected ,foreseen; early	antisipado adj.	26930
precede, foresee	antisipar v.	26940
preface, foresight	antisipasión f.	26950
balcony, gallery	antitecho m.	26960
day before yesterday	antiyer/antiayer adv.	26970
optician	antojero m.	26990
glasses	antojos m. pl.	27000
anthology	antolojía f.	27010
torch	antorcha f.	27020
intermission (theatre)	antrakt/o (fr.) m.	27030
chalk- coal	antrasita f.	27040
entrance, lobby	antré (fr.) f.	27050
a kind of lace	antrede (fr.) m.	27060
to drag	antrenar v. (fr.)	27070
anthropologist	antropólogo m.	27080
anthropology	antropolojía f.	27090
environment, surroundings; family environment; atmosphere	anturaje (fr.) m.	27100
	antusiasmado (fr.) cf.entuziasmado	27110
	antusiasmo (fr.) cf. entuziasmo	27120
annual	anual adj.	27130
annualy	anualmente adv.	27140
year book	anuario m.	27150
	anujar cf. anojar	27160
cancelled, annulled, rejected	anulado adj.	27170
	anulamente adv.	27175
cancellation, annulment, breach, violation	anulamiento m.	27180
cancel, to call off	anular v.	27190
cancellation, deletion, nullification	anulasión f.	27200
	anunsia cf. anunsio	27210
announcer, herald	anunsiador m.	27220
announce	anunsiar v.	27230
message, advertisement, news	anunsiasión f.	27240
message, advertisement, news, announcement	anunsio m.	27250
(jewish history) converso, marrano	anús (ebr.) m.	27260
to become cloudy	anuvlar v.	27270
troubled	anuyado (fr.) adj.	27280
letters envelope	anvelop (fr.) f.	27290
to wrap	anvelopar (fr.) v.	27300
a period in a year, anniversary; yearly salary	anyada f.	27310
	anyadear/anyadeser v. cf. anyadir	27320
addition, supplement, appendix	anyadidura f.	27330
to add, to join together	anyadir/anyader v.	27340
	anyadura f.	27345
panther, leopard, cheetah	anyamiri/anyamer m.	27350
	anyil cf. anyir	27360
indigo	anyir m.	27370
to color with indigo	anyirear v.	27400
year	anyo m.	27410
many years	anyorios m. pl.	27550
blighted	anyublado (arc.) adj.	27555
tied in knots	anyudado adj.	27560
knot	anyudo m.	27570
drowned, drowning; choked	aogado m.	27580
noose; necklace, choker	aogador m.	27590
asphyxiation, drowning	aogamiento m.	27600
to strangle; to drown	aogar v.	27610
to drown, to be suffocated	aogarse v. refl.	27620
asphyxiation	aogo m.	27630
unde observation; under the influence of the evil eye	aojado adj.	27640
to cast an evil eye	aojar v.	27650
to put down an object, to give rest	aolgantar v.	27660
rest; satisfaction	aolgantamiento cf. olgansa	27665
to deepen, to dive deep; to dig deep	aondar v.	27670
	aondarse cf. onder	27680
where to?	aonde adv.	27690
	aora cf. agora	27700
to save	aorar v.	27710
guest	aospid(i)o m.	27720
calming (of thirst or hunger), relieving, extinguishing	apagamiento m.	27730
to silence, to appease, pacify, to calm, to stop pain or hunger, extinguish, put out	apagar v.	27740
insulting word, insult, humiliation, disgrace	apalavlada f.	27750
committed to; engaged	apalavrado adj.	27760
commitment	apalavramiento m.	27770
to confront, to exchange insults and curses	apalavrar (port./it.) v.	27780
to commit; to arrive to an agreement; to get into a confrontation	apalavrarse v. refl.	27790
divorced	apaleado adj.	27800
beat, strike (with a stick)	apalear v.	27810
feeling, touching; receiving money by hand	apalpadura f.	27820
feeling, touching, groping	apalpamiento m.	27830
to feel, to touch, to search your way in the dark	apalpar v.	27840
feeling, sensation	apalpar m.	27850
with touching, with groping	apalpones adv.	27860
appendicitis	apandisit m.	27870
suddenly, in unpredictable manner	ápansiz/apansía (t.) adv.	27880
audience, public, crowd, gathering, assembly	apanyadizo m.	27890
trapped, caught, held	apanyado adj.	27900
holding ,grasp,capture; assembly; bringing in; correction, repairment	apanyamiento m.	27910
capture, to grasp, to hold , to catch; snatch; assemble, collect; to repair	apanyar v.	27930
to be caught; to hold on to-; to fall into a trap (metaphorical); to expose a secret, to reveal the truth, to be gathered	apanyarse v. refl.	27960
exhibited; to stretch out your chest	aparado adj.	27980
pencil-sharpener	aparador (port.) m.	27990
preparation	aparadura f.	28000
to display, to show in public; to sharpen (a pencil)	aparar v.	28010
to present oneself, to stand infront of, appear, to stand infront of the window, to lean on the window ledge	apararse v. refl.	28030
instrument, mechanism, tool	aparat m.	28040
	apardisit cf. apandisit	28060
to couple, to arrange in pairs or couples	aparear/apariyar v.	28070
prepared, that was prepared, that was designated	aparejado adj.	28080
the preparer	aparejador m.	28090
preparation	aparejamiento m.	28100
prepare, to set, to set up	aparejar /aparijar v.	28110
to prepare oneself, to get ready; to present oneself; to be upcoming, to be approaching	aparejarse v. refl.	28120
preparation, arrangement	aparejo m.	28130
appearance, shape, look	aparensia f.	28140
	aparentado cf. aparientado	28170
	aparentamiento cf. aparentamiento	28180
	aparentar (1) cf. aparientar	28190
to decorate	aparentar (2) v.	28200
revealed, known, visible	aparente adj.	28210
apparently, allegedly, seemingly	aparentemente adv.	28220
	aparesensia cf. aparesimiento	28230
shining of a star; appearance (magazine)	apareser m.	28240
to show up, to appear, to be revealed, to become known	apareser v.	28250
to appear, to be reveald, to be exposed, to be reveald suddenly	apareserse v. refl.	28260
that has aesthetic appearance, handsome, nicely dressed; looks bigger than his age (for a child)	aparesido adj.	28270
appearance, show, vision; beginning, source, origin	aparesimiento m.	28290
instrument	aparey (fr.) m.	28300
relative	aparientado adj.	28320
kinship	aparientamento m.	28330
to enter family ties, to get married in-	aparientar v.	28340
to enter family ties, to become relative; to connect, to get close	aparientarse v. refl.	28350
to compare to a model	apariguar v.	28360
to resemble	apariguarse v. refl.	28370
appearance; ghost; phenomenon, vision, revelation, sudden appearance	aparisión m.	28380
to suit, to match, to couple, to arrange in pairs	apariyar v.	28390
separately	apartadamente adv.	28400
small room, sided room, partition; separation; talking sideways	apartadijo m.	28410
separated, distinguished, isolated; far, disconnected; kept aside; prince, anointed	apartado adj.	28420
the separator	apartador m.	28430
contribution, donation, giving; separation	apartadura f.	28440
apartment	apartamento m.	28450
separation, cut-off; racial separation; abstinence, asceticism, sexual abstinence in the days of a woman's period	apartamiento m.	28460
separation, cut-off, disengagement, detachment	apartante m.	28470
to set aside, secrete, distinguish, dedicate; separate; to cut off, to distance; to feel your way in the dark; save (money, food)	apartar v.	28480
to separate oneself, to be divided, to be separated; to segregate oneself; to divorce	apartarse v. refl.	28520
separation, cutting-off, being cut-off, distinction	apartasión f.	28530
separately, individually	aparte adv.	28540
belonging, pertinence	apartenensia f.	28600
to belong to-, to associate with	apartener/apartenir v.	28610
people that have connection to something/ownership on someshing	apartenientes m.pl.	28620
to establish a party	apartidar v.	28630
to join a party	apartidarse v. refl.	28640
a part of a place (hall, room) that is separated for special use	apartijo/apartidijo m.	28650
appeased	apasensiado adj.	28660
to quiet, to calm, to allay, to sooth	apasensiar v.	28670
to calm down, to be patient; to become patient	apasensiarse v. refl.	28680
shepherd	apasentador m.	28690
	apasentamiento cf. apasento	28695
to shepherd	apasentar v.	28700
pasture; to graze, to take take the flock out to graze	apasento m.	28710
with enthusiasm, with eagerness	apasionadamente adv.	28720
enthusiastic, zealous, follower; crazy; keen on; full of amotion, loving	apasionado adj.	28730
enchanting, attractive, alluring	apasionante adj.	28740
to enchant, to captivate one's heart; to excite	apasionar v.	28750
to be excited; to long , to yearn	apasionarse v. refl.	28760
apathy, numbness, indifference, dolefulness	apatía f.	28770
apathetic, indifferent	apatiko adj.	28780
take-over, acquisition	apatronamiento m.	28790
to take over, to acquire	apatronar v.	28810
to take over, to claim/ take ownership, confiscate, acquire; exploit	apatronarse v. refl.	28820
peace maker; soothing, calming, appeaser	apaziguador/dera adj. & n.	28840
appeasement, reconciliation, calming	apaziguamiento m.	28850
to quiet, to calm; to make peace between, to make peace	apaziguar v.	28860
to make peace with	apaziguarse v. refl.	28870
to be stoned; to be harshly criticized by public opinion	apedreado adj.	28880
stoning (execution); denunciation, public criticism	apedreamiento m.	28890
to stone	apedrear v.	28900
stoning (execution); denunciation, public criticism	apedreo m.	28910
sticky; contagious, contaminated,infected	apegadijo adj.	28920
sticking; collage; infecting, infection	apegadijo m.	28930
glued, attached, tied, bound	apegado adj.	28940
a person that sticks on things (advertisements, wallpapers)	apegador/dera n.	28990
sticky; contagious (disease); contagious (laughter and such)	apegadozo adj.	29010
sticking; glue or other sticking material; infecting with a disease	apegadura f.	29020
to stick/glue, to join together; to infect with a disease; to slap	apegar v.	29030
to be stuck, to be glued; to stick/cling to-, to be connected to-; to be stuck (food leftover)	apegarse v. refl.	29090
connection; infecting with a disease	apego m.	29130
census in concentration camp	apel (fr.) m.	29135
to appeal against; to sue, to submit a law-suit	apelar v.	29140
appeal; to cry for help	apelasión f.	29150
concerning an appeal	apelativo adj.	29160
call; commander, captain; appeal	apelo m.	29170
barely, hardly	apena/apenas adv.	29180
hard, distressing, unfortunate; punished; tormenting; troubled	apenado adj.	29190
the punisher	apenador m. & adj.	29200
punishment, fine	apenamiento m.	29210
to punish; to cause suffering, to cause sorrow	apenar v.	29220
to be punished	apenarse v. refl.	29240
	apendesit/apendisit cf. apandisit	29250
to raise a flag, to decorate with flags	apendonear v.	29260
excellent, outstanding, distinguished	apendoniado adj.	29270
grief, sorrow, pain, ache	apeno m.	29280
	aperensía cf. aparensia	29290
to enhance, to improve	aperfeksionar v.	29300
adopted, adopted child; charge at a youth institution	aperfijado adj.	29310
to adopt	aperfijar v.	29320
to become very, to become as thin as a skeleton	aperfilarse v. refl.	29330
	aperintir cf. arrepentir	29340
appetizer	aperitivo m.	29350
	aperkantado cf. aprekantado	29360
amazing, charming	aperkantador m. & adj.	29370
charm, amazement, astonishment	aperkantamiento m.	29380
	aperkantar cf. aprekantar	29390
to be surprised, to be amazed	aperkantarse v. refl.	29400
	aperkanto m.	29405
rejected, humiliated by all; chased by creditors	aperreado adj.	29410
general loathing, general humiliation	aperreamiento m.	29420
to set on dogs on-; to treat with contempt; to condemn in public	aperrear v.	29430
to notice, to notice a-, to sense	apersivir/apersever v.	29440
to realize that-, to notice that-	apersivirse/aperseverse v. refl.	29450
to long for something	apetitar v.	29460
appetite, crave for, longing, lust; talent, inclination; impulse, instinct	apetite/apetito/apetit m.	29470
appetizing	apetitozo adj.	29490
call	apeyido (arc.) m.	29495
pangs of conscience; burden; aggravation, burdening	apezadum.bre m.	29500
to become heavy	apezentarse v. refl.	29510
burdening; repeting till exhaustion; extreme religious devoutness, strictness in the fulfillment of religious commands	apezgamiento m.	29520
to burden, to worsen ; to lead religious severity; to tire	apezgar v.	29530
to burden, to emphasize heavily, to heap up arguments	apezgarse v. refl.	29540
to be lazy	apezmear v.	29550
pitied	apiadado adj.	29555
compassionate, merciful	apiadador m. & adj.	29560
compassion	apiadamiento m.	29570
to come to the rescue, to aid/ assist to-, to help to-	apiadar v.	29580
to have pity on, to be compassionate towards	apiadarse v. refl.	29590
	apiado m. cf. piadad	29600
compassionate, merciful, supporter, helpful	apiadozo adj.	29610
	apidrigar cf. apedrear	29620
	apiedregar cf. apedrear	29630
	apifior (ebr.) m.	29635
appropriately, correctly, properly, well	apíkoro (t.) adv.	29640
heretic, epicurean, rebels against conventional opinions	apikorós (ebr./gr.) m.	29650
epicureanism	apikorsut m. (ebr.)	29660
peppery, seasoned with pepper	apimintado adj.	29670
celery, parsley	apio m.	29690
pope	apipyor (ebr.) m.	29720
flat	apitado adj.	29730
to flatten	apitar v.	29740
to flatten, to compress	apitichar v.	29750
to be flattened, to be pressed, to shrink	apiticharse v. refl.	29760
	apititi (port.) cf. apetite	29770
complain, grumble, to moan	apiyolear v.	29780
	aplanadera cf. aplayinador	29785
to straighten, to level, to flatten; to reduce	aplanar v.	29790
to flatten	aplaniar v.	29800
	aplastado cf. apitado	29810
	aplastar cf. apitar	29820
to clap	aplaudir v.	29830
applause, clapping	aplauzo m.	29840
plane(tool for carpenter)	aplayinador (port.) m.	29850
smoothing, planning; tring to convince a stubborn person	aplaynada (port.) f.	29860
beaten, flattened, thin; planed; polite; convinced; prevented	aplaynado adj. (port.)	29870
to flatten, to beat flat; to plane, to polish; to educate	aplaynar/aplayinar (port.) v.	29880
to become fine/ flattened; to become refined, to learn good manners; to lose stubbornness	aplaynarse (port.) v. refl.	29890
postponed; intended, designated, destined	aplazado adj.	29900
female (cult) prostitute	aplazada f.	29905
postponement; destination	aplazamiento m.	29910
to postpone; to designate; to put down an object	aplazar v.	29920
	aplazarse v. refl.	29925
to pleasure; to please, to satisfy	aplazear v.	29930
	aplazer cf. aplazear	29940
folded, crossed, crossed (hands)	aplegado adj.	29950
to fold, to cross	aplegar v.	29960
assiduous, diligent, hard working; implemented; attached	aplikado adj.	29980
implement, carry out; attach; to use; to notice	aplikar v.	29990
to make an effort, to work hard on, to devote oneself to-	aplikarse v. refl.	30000
application; assiduousness, attention;	aplikasión f.	30010
applicable, fit for-, suitable for use	aplikavle adj.	30020
	aplozo cf. aplauzo	30030
applause, clapping	aplozos m. pl.	30040
	apodadera cf. podadera	30050
trimming	apodamiento m.	30060
	apodar cf. podar	30070
to take over, conquer, acquire, confiscate	apoderarse v. refl.	30080
supported, protected	apodjado adj.	30090
to support, to sponsor	apodjar v.	30100
	apodjarse cf. apoyarse	30110
	apodjo cf. apoyo	30120
	apohondria (gr.) cf. ipokondría	30130
climax, peak, summit	apojeo m.	30140
reduced, chopped	apokado adj.	30150
reduction, decrease; lowering of the water surface	apokamiento m.	30160
to reduce, diminish; minimize; to dull; to be reduced,to become diminished; to insult	apokar v.	30170
to be reduced, to lessen	apokarse v. refl.	30180
to become diminished, to grow smaller, to be minimized	apokentarse v. refl.	30190
slow	apoko adv.	30200
insult, jealousy; short, limited, few	apoko m. & adj.	30220
external; external books	apokrifo adj. & m.	30230
approval of release	apolitirio (gr.) m.	30240
defence, justification, self-justification, apologia	apolojía f.	30250
stroke	apopleksia f.	30260
	aporaya cf. aporey	30270
for nothing, in a wasteful manner	aporey adv.	30280
	aporfetizar cf. aprofetizar	30300
	aporfijado cf. aperfijado	30310
to adopt a child	aporfijar/se v./ v. refl.	30320
	aporfizar cf. aporfijar	30330
to donate; to come for a visit; to stay by the door	aportar v.	30340
	aportasión cf. aporte	30350
contribution, donation; profit, gain, acquisition	aporte m.	30360
	aportezar (1) cf. protejar	30370
to arrive at the harbour	aportezar (2) v.	30380
to hurt, to damage	aportiyar v.	30390
to take over	aposesionarse v. refl.	30400
by foot	aposkoy (bulg.) adv.	30410
on purpose, deliberately	apostadamente adv.	30420
to pay, to take on a mission; to gamble	apostar v.	30430
to become abscess; to become sad	apostemarse (gr.) v. refl.	30440
gamble	aposto m.	30450
apostle	apóstol /apóstolo	30460
priesthood, distinguished religious role ; a mission for something noble	apostolato m.	30470
apostolic	apostóliko adj.	30480
annotation, remark, tag	apostrofo m.	30490
to label, to turn to, to stop; to hint	apostrofar v.	30500
pharmacy	apoteka f.	30510
to deposit money with no interest	apotekar v.	30520
climax, peak, summit; praise	apoteozis m.	30530
pharmacist	apotikar (fr.) m.	30540
	apotropo (gr.) m.	30545
guardian, custodian	apotropós/ripós (gr.) m.	30550
guardianship	apotropsut (ebr.) f.	30560
to lean, to support; to assist, to support a-	apoyar v.	30570
to be leaned on, to be supported by	apoyarse v. refl.	30580
support, back rest; aid, assistance, support, help, encouragement; support, foundation	apoyo m.	30590
station, stage, step; boarding house, hostel, inn; residence	apozada f.	30600
positioned, placed	apozado adj.	30610
trough; bucket; aquarius; someone who places someone else	apozador m.	30620
dwelling, abode, residence	apozamiento m.	30630
	apozantado cf. apozentado	30640
to put, determine, to set, to place; to rest, to sit, to settle down; to stop, to delay; to stop progress; to pump, to draw water from a well	apozar v.	30650
to rest, to be stabilized; to sleep somewhere, to go through the night	apozarse v. refl.	30670
that sunk (created sediment);	apozentado adj.	30680
to create sediment; to house, to accommodate	apozentar v.	30690
to accumulate to a layer of dust/ sediment; to sit, to rest, to settle down	apozentarse v. refl.	30700
sediment (in the manufacture of wine or vinegar)	apozento m.	30710
station, stop	apozo m.	30720
a person that a party/ toast/ banquet is thrown in his honor	apransado adj. & m.	30730
to throw a party/banquet/ tost in somebody's honor	apransar v.	30740
apprenticeship, learning, training, practicing	aprantisaje m.	30750
	aprefijado cf. aperfijado	30760
	aprefijar cf. aperfijar	30770
	apregantar cf. aprekantar	30780
	apreganto cf. prekante	30790
announcer, herald; a person announcing his merchandise	apregonador m.	30800
announcement; hiring a herald	apregonadura f.	30810
	apregonar v. cf. pregonar	30820
enchanted, that a spell was cast on it; charmed, surprised, astonished	aprekantado adj.	30830
sorcerer, magician, wizard	aprekantador m. & adj.	30840
to cast a spell, bewitch; to surprise, to amaze	aprekantar v.	30850
	aprekanto cf. prekante	30860
afternoon ? a meeting that occurs in the afternoon	apremidí (fr.) adv. & m.	30870
to force	apremir v,	30880
	aprendar cf. aprendear	30890
to mortgage, to pawn	aprendear v.	30900
learn, study	aprender v.	30910
learning, training, apprenticeship	aprendimiento m.	30920
	aprendisaje cf. aprantisaje	30930
apprentice, trainee	aprendisto m.	30940
	aprenyar cf. prenyar	30950
	apresar/se v. cf. apresurar/se	30960
stimulated, aroused	apresegido adj.	30970
stimulate	apresegir v.	30980
estimated, assessed, appraised	apresiado adj.	30990
assessor, appraiser, estimator	apresiador m.	31000
appraisement, assessment; esteem, appreciation, with respect	apresiamiento m.	31010
to value, regard highly, admire, appreciate, to esteem; to appraise, to estimate, to set a price	apresiar v.	31020
appraising, assessing; respect, appreciation	apresiasión f.	31030
valued, admirable, honorable	apresiavle adj.	31040
	apresigir v. cf. persegir	31050
appreciation, esteem	apresio m.	31060
to benefit, to be useful	aprestar v.	31070
to use a-, to make use, exploit; to help, to offer help	aprestarse v. refl.	31090
preparation, qualification	apresto m.	31100
quickly	apresuradamente adv.	31105
quick; rash, hasty, in a hurry, urgent; expedited; impatient, restless; ready to-	apresurado adj.	31110
quickness, haste, rashness, swiftness; acceleration, hastening	apresuramiento m.	31120
urgency, necessity, haste, hurry, impatience	apresuransa /za f.	31130
to catalyze, to urge, goad	apresurar v.	31140
to hurry, to rush, to hurry up,	apresurarse v. refl.	31150
in a hurry, hasty	apresurozo adj.	31155
pressure; a hard/ stressed/ dangerous situation	apretada f.	31160
frugal, thrifty, stingy	apretadiko adj.	31190
compressed, pressed, tight; stingy; shy	apretado adj.	31200
oppressor ,enemy, tyrant	apretador m.	31240
pressure, compression, fastening	apretadura f.	31250
pressure, fastening, tightening; suffering, torment, distress, stress, oppression	apretamiento m.	31260
oppressor	apretante m.	31270
to fasten together, tighten, to press; to stop, curb, restrain; to be a burden on, to distress; to apply pressure, to force; to spell; to pressure, to torture, oppress, to subdue; to bother, harass; drag, tow, to hold by force	apretar v.	31280
to be pressed, to compel oneself to poverty and asceticism; to experience stress and trouble	apretarse v. refl.	31340
in pressure/ stress, in a stressfull manner	apretente adv.	31350
pressure, stress, distress; torment, suffering, hunger	apreto m.	31360
pressing, pressure	apretón m.	31380
suffering, distress, poverty	apretura f.	31400
to put to a test; to try	aprevar v.	31420
imprisoned, prisoner, captive	aprezado adj. & m.	31430
imprisonment, arrest; confinement	aprezamiento m.	31440
to imprison	aprezar v.	31450
to be isolated, seclude oneself	aprezarse v. refl.	31460
	apreziar cf. apresiar	31470
	aprikantar cf. aprekantar	31480
april	april m.	31490
oppressed, depressed, stressed, tortured; needy	aprimido adj.	31500
	aprimiento cf. aprimimiento	31510
oppression, humiliation, slavery; distress; load, weight	aprimimiento m.	31520
oppressed, to torture; compel, to force; humiliate, to insult	aprimir v.	31530
to be tormented, to torment oneself	aprimirse v. refl.	31540
	aprisarse cf. apresurarse	31560
to prophesy, to predict	aprofetizar v.	31570
to make use	aprofitar v.	31580
to deepen	aprofondar v.	31590
concentrate, to think hard; to emphasize	aprofondarse (it.) v. refl.	31600
to deepen, to check furtherly	aprofondir (fr.) v.	31610
approximately	aproksimadamente adv.	31620
to come near, approach, to come to-	aproksimar v.	31630
to come near, approach	aproksimarse v. refl.	31640
approximately, roughly, more or less	aproksimativamente adv.	31660
approximate, estimated, anticipated; close	aproksimativo adj.	31670
to promise; to offer	aprometer v.	31680
to be engaged, to be broght together by a 'shiduch' (match making); to offer service as a hired worker	aprometerse v. refl.	31700
engaged	aprometido m.	31710
preparation, processing	aprontamiento m.	31720
prepare, to process; to set a table, arrange; to set/arrange something quickly	aprontar v.	31730
to prepare oneself, to get ready, to be ready to-	aprontarse v. refl.	31740
preparation	apronto m.	31750
suitably; clearly, explicitly	apropiadamente adv.	31760
fitting, appropriate, suitable; intended, destined	apropiado adj.	31770
deliberately, on purpose	apropiado adv.	31790
to be fitting, to fit, to suit, adapt; to make with an intention to use as -; decide	apropiar v.	31800
by the way	apropo (fr.) adv.	31810
	aprosperar v. cf. prosperar	31820
approval (budget/law)	aprovado f.	31830
proven, approved; tested, tried; agreed upon	aprovado adj.	31840
try, test, examine, to try on an outfit; to taste; to put to the test; prove; approve; to make an effort; to cause sorrow	aprovar v.	31850
approval, agreement, consent; validity; praise, encouragement	aprovasión f.	31860
usefully	aprovechadamente adv.	31870
usefull, beneficial; user, taking advantage	aprovechador adj.	31880
benefit, use, advantage	aprovechamiento m.	31890
to make use, to use, to take avantage of; to be beneficial, to be useful, assist	aprovechar v.	31900
to make use; to earn, to win a-; to enjoy a-, to use, to use a-	aprovecharse v. refl.	31910
	aprovecher cf. aprovechar	31920
supply, food supply; supplying, equipping oneself	aprovizionamiento m.	31930
to supply, to equip with	aprovizionar v.	31940
to equip oneself	aprovizionarse v. refl.	31950
fool, stupid; rude, ill-mannered	aptal (t.) adj.	31960
pharmacy	apteka f.	31970
pharmacist; a person who sells his merchandise at exaggerated prices	aptekar m.	31980
skill, ability, capability	aptitud f.	31990
talented, capable	apto adj.	32000
to stop, to cease	apuchar (Monastir) v.	32020
a negligible person, a person with a 'flat' personality	apudó (gr.) m.	32030
	apudrir cf. pudrir	32040
gamble, wager, bet	apuesta f.	32050
to gamble/wager, to bet	apuestar v.	32060
decorated; beautiful, fair, handsome	apuesto (arc.) adj.	32065
wager, gamble	apuesto m.	32070
to go to sleep (told about birds); to go to sleep early	apulegarse v. refl.	32080
inserted; denounced; that was insulted; that is pointed at with a blaming finger; marked	apuntado adj.	32090
	apuntador cf. puntador	32100
to stab	apuntalar v.	32110
meeting, interview, date	apuntamiento (it.) m.	32120
to point at; direct, to aim; emphasize; to punctuate; to follow the reading (torah) to direct oneself's attention to-; to set, attach, to stab with a pin; to hint; appear; to fix	apuntar v.	32130
to act in a pompous manner; to be insulted for nothing; to sink deep	apuntarse v. refl.	32140
immediately; just now, a moment ago; precisely; when, while, at the moment when-	apunto adv.	32150
interview, meeting, date; commitment	apunto m.	32190
to take a handful	apunyadear v.	32200
	apunyar/apunyear cf. punyear	32210
concentrated; lean, thin; evaporated, steamed; impatient	apurado adj.	32220
to throw, toss	apurayí- echar apurayí	32240
concentrate; suffering, sorrow, pressure	apuramiento m.	32250
purify; to condense through wetting or evaporation; to compress, minimize; to cause suffering, to pressure	apurar v.	32260
concentrate; to be evaporated; to be weakened; to worry; to become sad; to demonstrate impatience; become shrivelled	apurarse v. refl.	32270
discomfort, embarrassment, to worry over an important task \ mission	apuro m.	32280
to everyone	apurombri adv.	32290
	apuyo cf. apoyo	32300
altar	ara f.	32310
wagon, carriage	arabá (t.) f.	32320
carter, wagon-driver, wagon owner	arabadjí (t.)	32370
wheelbarrow, cart	arabaika/arabeka (t.) de mano f.	32380
arabic	arabí m.	32390
arab (country)	Arabía f.	32400
arabistan, arab	Arabistán	32410
arab; arabic	árabo m. & adj.	32420
groove, carving, line	arachadura f.	32430
	arada cf. arado m.	32440
because of-, due to	aradá (t.) conj	32450
fantasy land, imaginary place	aradabul (t.) m.	32460
plough	aradera f.	32470
that was treated to in a rude manner; full of debt	arado adj.	32480
plowing; plowed ground	arado m.	32490
plower, land worker	arador m.	32500
plowing	aradura f.	32510
to let go	arafganear (t.) v.	32520
relax, to become flaccid, to release tension	araflaganear (t.) v.	32530
community tax	arahá (ebr.) f.	32540
satisfy, sweeten, to pamper	arahar (t.) v.	32550
to pamper oneself, to stuff oneself with food	araharse (t.) v. refl.	32570
relax, to release tension, to enjoy great comfort	arahlanearse (t.) v. refl.	32580
to the root	araíz adv.	32590
to leave spaces (time or place)	aralear (t.) v.	32610
space, room, time space; crack, cleave, gap, split	aralik (t.) m.	32620
aramaic (person); aramaic (language)	arameo adj. & m.	32630
aramaic, syrian	aramí m.	32640
prepared, set, arranged	aranjado (fr.) adj.	32650
arrangement, setting, assemblage; agreement, compromise	aranjamiento (fr.) m.	32660
arrange, set; fix, settle ; to settle a dispute in a friendly manner	aranjar (fr.) v.	32670
to become adjusted, to settle down; to reach an agreement	aranjarse (fr.) v. refl.	32680
spider; spider web; in lending; unfounded enterprise, negligible means, non-fitting tool, obsession	aranya f.	32690
spider web	aranyero m.	32750
arab, black person	arap (t.) m. & adj.	32760
a nickname for foreigners given by the residents of rodus	arápula	32780
to plough the land, rase	arar v.	32790
blow to the back of the neck	arás m.	32800
to meet by chance	arasladear (t.) v.	32820
	aratlanear (t.) cf. raatlanear	32830
dry land, savana	aravá (ebr.) m.	32840
meadow; outskirts, suburb, plot	araval m.	32850
plowable	aravle adj.	32860
	araz (t.) adv.	32865
bible	arbá ve esrim/estrim/strí (ebr.)	32870
short time, in a short time	arbaamot/arbamot/arbamó (ebr.) n.	32880
a rude man, brutal	arbante m. & f.	32910
	arbito cf. arbitro	32920
arbitration; tribunal for arbitration	arbitraj/e m.	32930
decide, determine, settle; to be an arbitrator	arbitrar v.	32940
arbitrary	arbitrario adj.	32950
arbitrariness	arbítrio m.	32960
arbitrator, middleman; judge	árbitro/arbitro/arbito m.	32970
rasing trees	arborikoltura f.	32980
bush	arbusto m.	32990
a decorative ending for a garment	arch (t.) m.	33000
	archero cf. arkero	33010
	architekto cf. arkitekto	33020
	architektura cf. arkitektura	33030
archives	archiva f./ archivo m.	33040
archivist	archivar m.	33050
burned brick	ardedura f.	33060
	arder/ardir cf. adrer	33070
burning, fire	ardida f.	33080
burned	ardido adj.	33085
burn; fire	ardidura f.	33090
blazing, burning, inflaming; enthusiastic, passionate, keen	ardiente adj.	33100
with passion	ardientemente adv.	33120
a rented storage; storage period; storage fee	ardiyé (t.) m.	33130
limping, lame person	ardján (t.) m.	33150
something that is sought after/ that is in demand, something loved, something fashionable, something popular	ardje (t.) m.	33160
algeria	Ardjel f.	33165
passion, enthusiasm, eagerness, determination, devotion; outburst	ardor m.	33170
territory, ground, area	area f.	33180
great danger, life threat	aregá (ebr.) f.	33190
gentile, non-jewish, foreigner	arel (ebr.) m. [pl.: arelim]	33210
sand; kidney stone; arena	arena f.	33220
sand seller, a seller of sand used for building	arenadji m.	33230
beach, shore, sandy ground; the sand that is swept away by the river	arenal m.	33240
to spread sand on, to cover with sand; to stuck in the sand (car); to clean with sand, to scrub a floor	arenar v.	33250
to get stuck in the sand (car), to get stuck with no way out	arenarse v. refl.	33260
rent, lease	arenda f.	33270
lessee	arendador m.	33280
leasing, renting	arendamiento m.	33290
to lease, to rent	arendar v.	33300
lessee, land leaser, leaseholder	arendatario m.	33310
sand seller	arenero m.	33320
sandy	arenozo adj.	33330
continuously, non stop, one after the other	areo adv.	33340
cheating, deceit, exploitation	arepelada (port.) m.	33350
trickster, lives at others expense; blackmailer, extortioner, exploiting others	arepelador/dera (port.) adj.	33370
trick, plot, an act of deceit / fraud	arepeladura (port.) f.	33380
to obtain / achive in a cunning way, to obtain without pay; to use someone, to live at the expense of someone, to extort, to exploit	arepelar (port.) v.	33390
profit from exploitation and fraud	arepelo (port.) m.	33400
guarantors	arevim (ebr.) m. pl.	33410
	arfa cf. arpa	33420
	arfinisto cf. arpinisto	33430
non-professional worker, simple worker, agrarian worker	argat (gr.) m.	33440
simple work, non- professional work (requires just a physical effort)	argatlik (gr.) m.	33450
lilac	argavá (t.) f.	33460
pain	argoler v.	33470
to give reasons, to clame, to argue	argumentar v.	33480
to conspire, to plow evil	argumentarse v.	33485
a set of arguments, argumentation, reasoning	argumentasión f.	33490
argument, reasoning, motive	argumento m.	33500
aria	aria f.	33510
aryan	ariano adj.	33520
lion	arié (ebr.)	33530
estate, land, farm, ranch	arienda f.	33540
an owner of an estate / land / farm	ariendero f.	33550
	ariento cf. adientro	33560
	arientro cf. adientro	33570
dangerous, risky; brave	ariezgado adj.	33580
	ariezgar v. cf. arriskar	33590
	arigá (ebr.) cf. aregá	33600
long life, ripe old age	arihut yamim (ebr.)	33610
flour	arina f.	33620
	arinanto cf. arinozo	33630
miller	arinero m.	33640
a kind of fish - herring	aringa f.	33650
floury	arinozo adj.	33660
aryan (race)	ario adj. & m.	33670
scratch, superficial wound	arishmada f.	33680
	arishmadura f. cf. arishmada	33690
to scratch, to wound; to become hoarse	arishmar v.	33700
to get a scratch	arishmarse v. refl.	33710
nobility, aristocracy	aristokrasía f.	33720
aristocrat, lord, privileged, wellborn	aristokrat/o/a n.	33730
noble, aristocratic	aristokrátiko adj.	33740
mathematics, arithmetics	aritmétika f.	33750
in arithmetic manner, in mathematic manner	aritmétikamente adv.	33760
arithmetic, mathematic	aritmétiko adj.	33770
earing	ariyo m.	33780
a set of silverware (of the house)	arjantería f.	33790
argentine	Arjentina f.	33800
argentinean	arjentino n. & adj.	33810
chest, ark of the covenant	arka f.	33820
backside, buttocks; support, aid; back cargo	arká (t.) f.	33830
arch (in a building); an arched entrance	arkada f.	33850
	arkado adj.	33855
friend, colleague	arkadash (t.) m.	33860
archaic, ancient	arkáiko adj.	33870
archaicness, antiquity	arkaizmo m.	33880
safe, that feels safe and protected	arkalí (t.) adj.	33890
	arkalik (t.) m.	33895
archeologist	arkeologo m.	33910
archeology	arkeolojía f.	33920
archeological	arkeolójiko adj.	33930
archer	arkero m.	33940
	arkilador cf. alkilador	33950
	arkilar cf. alkilar	33960
rent fee; renting; rent	arkilo m.	33970
architect	arkitekto m.	33980
architecture	arkitektura f.	33990
	arkititis cf. artritismo	34000
rainbow, bow/arch (weapon), arch (violin); arching, arcade; clothes hanger	arko/arkol m.	34010
rainbow	arkoiris m.	34020
arctic	arktiko adj.	34030
to be ashamed	arlaniarse v. refl.	34040
bitter ? feels bitterness (because of failure or loss)	arlí (t.) adj.	34050
hurt; bitterness (because of failure or loss)	arlilik (t.) m.	34060
weapon; aristocracy signpost	arma f.	34080
army, division(army), armada	armada f.	34090
armed, equipped	armado adj.	34100
armor (knights)	armadura f.	34120
gift	armagán (t.) m.	34130
armament, weapon	armamiento m.	34140
to arm, equip; to load a weapon; to fortify	armar v.	34150
	armario m. cf. almario	34160
to get armed, to equip oneself	armarse v. refl.	34170
frame	armatura f.	34190
armenia	Armenía	34200
	armeno m. & adj. cf. ermeni	34210
weapon house, weapon reserve	armería f.	34220
armorer, weaponeer	armero m.	34230
roast with onions; rice and tomato dish	armi m.	34240
cease-fire, truce	armistisio m.	34260
harmony, fit; agreement, understanding; good will	armonía f.	34270
harmonica, accordion	armónika f.	34280
harmonic	armóniko adj.	34290
in harmonic matter	armoniozamente adv.	34300
harmonic	armoniozo adj.	34310
to fine-tune a music instrument; to fit/match, to create harmony	armonizar v.	34320
to fit/match, to create harmony	armonizasión f.	34330
	armo(r)zar v. cf. almorzar	34340
	armorzo m. cf. almorzo	34350
	arnansio m. cf. arnasio	34360
generation	arnasio m.	34370
albanian, a nickname for a person with 'wild' hair	arnaút (t.) adj. & m.	34380
albanian (language)	arnautesko m.	34410
albania; albanian neighborhood	Arnautluk	34420
	arnevet (ebr.) f.	34425
hoop	aro m.	34430
	arojal cf. orejal	34450
aroma	aroma f./m.	34460
aromatic, gives away fragrance	aromátiko adj.	34470
scented, perfumed	aromatizado adj.	34480
to perfume, to add fragrance	aromatizar v.	34490
coffin	arón (ebr.) m.	34500
ark of the covenant; torah ark, hall (synagogue)	arón akodesh (ebr.)	34510
grape syrup; molasses,; robbery	arope m.	34520
	aropi cf. arope	34530
to perfume with rose water; to perfume oneself	arozar v.	34550
harp	arpa f.	34560
barley	arpá (t.) f.	34570
sty(in eye)	arpadjik (t.) m.	34580
	arpinisto f.	34585
harpist	arpista m. & f.	34590
rooted, striking roots	arraigado adj.	34600
to strike roots	arraigar v.	34610
to become thin, to lessen	arralarse v. refl.	34620
uprooted, detached; stupid, fool, naive	arrankado adj.	34630
	arrankador cf. estrasador	34660
uprooting, detaching	arrankamiento m.	34670
to uproot; to pick, to detach/pluck with force, to tear, to break	arrankar v.	34680
to be uprooted, to be torn of; to yearn; to become sad	arrankarse v. refl.	34720
spasm, stomach ach; uprooting, detaching; longing;	arranko (port.) m.	34730
you wouldn't belive it!	arranko! interj.	34750
cramping, shrinking of the stomach from hunger	arrankón m.	34760
quick haircut, quick shaving	arrapada f.	34780
neatly cut(hair), a person with shaved had; shaved; that just got his hair cut	arrapado adj.	34790
barber; amateurish barber; nuisance; electric shaver	arrapador/dera adj. & n.	34830
haircut	arrapadura f.	34840
to shave, to cut hair; to bore	arrapar v.	34860
to have a haircut, to get shaved, to comb oneself	arraparse v. refl.	34900
tearing (with one swing)	arrasgada f.	34930
torn	arrasgado adj.	34940
the one who tears/ ripps	arrasgador m.	34960
to tear	arrasgar v.	34970
to be torn; to tear to oneself	arrasgarse v. refl.	34995
tearing, rift	arrasgo m.	35000
tearing, rift	arrasgón m.	35005
vigorous scratching with one move	arraskada f.	35010
grater, a tool for scraping/ scrubbing	arraskadera f.	35020
scabies (medic.); scratching	arraskadero m.	35030
light scratching	arraskadika f.	35050
a stick for back scratching	arraskador m.	35060
scratching; to scrape the bottom of a plate	arraskadura f.	35070
to scratch	arraskar v.	35080
to scratch oneself; to grovel, to flatter	arraskarse v. refl.	35090
scabies (medic.), chronic scratching	arraskatina f.	35100
scratching, irritation	arraskina f.	35110
grated	arraspado adj.	35125
to scratch, to scrub	arraspar v.	35130
to be erased	arrasparse v. refl.	35140
pulling with force	arrastada (port.) f.	35150
pulling	arrastadijo (port.) m.	35160
to be carried' to be dragged; wretch, miserable	arrastado (port.) adj.	35170
to drag, to carrie	arrastador (port.) m.	35190
pulling	arrastadura (port.) f.	35200
felon, low person, villain, bastard	arrastakanyo m.	35210
in idleness, with no employment	arrastando adv.	35220
to drag, carrie, to pull after oneself; to trail behind, to walk very slow, to act lazy; to ruin	arrastar (port.) v.	35230
crawl, grovel, to trudge, to walk slowly, to be carried, to be draged	arrastarse (port.) v. refl.	35300
	arrastrar (port.) cf. arrastar	35320
	arravdón m. cf. ravdón	35330
	arravdonar v. cf. ravdonar	35340
destructive	arravdonozo adj.	35350
ongoing anger	arraviadero m.	35360
angry, irritated; astonished	arraviado adj.	35370
to anger; to not stand behind your words; to refuse to pay a debt after losing a game	arraviar v.	35380
to become angry; to not stand behind your words; to pretend to be angry in order to escape a duty; to be amazed by everything; to torture; to be in conflict with	arraviarse v. refl.	35390
conflict, quarrel, fight; tantrum	arraviatina f.	35400
hot-tempered; bitter; fan of the game 'rivmi' who lost and refuses to pay his debt	arravión adj.	35410
	arrayarse cf. arraviarse	35420
white lead	arrayarte m.	35430
tearing; arrogance, braging	arrazgadero m.	35440
torn	arrazgado adj.	35450
a person who wears out his cloth quickly; arrogant, conceited	arrazgador m. & adj.	35460
tearing, tear	arrazgadura f.	35470
to tear, to tear to pieces; to wear out (material)	arrazgar v.	35480
to rip oneself's clothing; to be torn	arrazgarse v. refl.	35500
tearing	arrazgón m.	35520
to justify oneself, to explain oneself	arrazonarse v. refl.	35530
humiliated, depressed	arrebashado adj.	35540
decline, humiliation, insult, mockery	arrebashamiento m.	35550
degrading, insulting; disgraceful	arrebashante adj.	35560
humiliate, degrade, to insult, to slander, to mock, to put someone down	arrebashar v.	35570
to grovel, to humiliate oneself, to get down on your kenees to ask a favor	arrebasharse v. refl.	35580
	arrebiverse cf. arrebivirse	35590
reviver, resurrecter, that gives back hope and trust	arrebividor adj. & m.	35600
resurrection, coming back to lifeqto hope	arrebivimiento m.	35610
revive, resurrect, to bring back something to life; refresh, strengthen, to urge, motivate	arrebivir v.	35620
to come back to life; to be happy; to get over being shy	arrebivirse v. refl.	35630
turbulent, raging; inverted, in a mess	arrebolteado adj.	35640
revolution; stirring up, excitement	arrebolteamiento m.	35650
to incite, to stir up, to excite; to switch the order of things, to mix up the order of things; to become crude	arreboltear v.	35660
to gey out of a rutine/ of oneself's habits/ of tranquility	arreboltearse v. refl.	35670
	arreboltina f. cf. rebueltina	35680
	arreboltonear cf. arreboltear	35690
to be excited	arreboltonearse v. refl.	35700
to mention something with a light hint	arrebolvedura f.	35720
to invert, to confuse; to mention, to hint; to bring back to life an old fight; to feel bad; to shake, to wave	arrebolver v.	35730
to become entangled, to get into trouble	arrebolverse v. refl.	35780
revolution; stirring up, chaos; bitter memories; stomach 'turning' (from fear or distress)	arrebolvimiento m.	35790
to echo, reverberate	arrebombar v.	35800
	arrebueltear v. cf. arreboltear	35810
	arrebuelver v. cf. arrebolver	35820
rounded, round	arredondeado adj.	35830
to round; to simplify	arredondear v.	35860
to become round	arredondearse v. refl.	35870
to put up with, accept, suffer	arreevar v.	35880
to ripen, to mature; to get to the right cooking point	arrefazerse v. refl.	35890
refined; purified; cooked in slow cooking until the absorption of all liquids	arrefinado adj.	35900
purification	arrefinar m.	35910
purify	arrefinar v.	35920
breath, life breath	arreflo m.	35930
to rest, to sit comfortably; to enjoy after the disposal of a nuisance	arrefolgar v.	35940
rubbing, friction	arrefregada f.	35950
polished, brushed	arrefregado adj.	35960
	arrefregadura cf. refregadura	35970
	arrefregar cf. fregar	35980
to rub oneself (against something), brush against	arrefregarse v. refl.	35990
rubbing the body in order to soften pain or to warm it	arrefrego m.	36010
refreshing, freshness; refreshing drinks	arrefreskamiento m.	36020
to refresh, to cool; to become cold; to become refreshed	arrefreskar v.	36030
to become refreshed	arrefreskarse v. refl.	36040
	arrefulgar cf. arrefolgar	36050
	arrefuzar (fr.) cf. refuzar	36060
sprinkling, spraying, dripping; light watering	arregada f.	36070
sprinkler, sprayer	arregadera f.	36080
sprinkling, spraying; light rain	arregadika f.	36090
waterd; gives away credit in exaggeration; sloppy, untidy	arregado adj.	36100
sprinkler, sprayer	arregador m.	36110
light watering, sprinkling; watering	arregadura f.	36120
	arregalado cf. regalado	36130
he who spoils, strokes, shows affection; he who gives a present	arregalador m. & adj.	36140
pampering, indulgence; satisfying someone's desires; exaggerated self indulgence	arregalamiento m.	36150
spoil, make pleasant, cause enjoyment, to caress; to show affection to a family member; to give a gift	arregalar v.	36160
to indulge oneself, to seek pampering, to enjoy; to ingratiate oneself in order to ask a favor	arregalarse v. refl.	36170
spoiled	arreganchado adj.	36180
to spoil	arreganchar v.	36190
to water, to sprinkle, to spray, to splash; to scatter, to disorganize	arregar v.	36200
to be scattered; to engage in to many things at the same time; to 'scatter' oneself in to many affairs; to give to much credit	arregarse v. refl.	36210
tidy, arranged, set; moderate; a person who has organization and saving habits; a page that has lines drawn on it	arreglado adj.	36220
arranging, setting, fixing; calibration, regulation, regulator	arregladura f.	36230
adjustment, coordination, establishing, arranging, installation; settlement that is made 'in good spirit'; regulations	arreglamiento m.	36240
put in order, to set, regulate, arrange, establish, adjust, to fix; to draw lines with a ruler	arreglar v.	36260
to be arranged; to manage oneself's expenses; to settle down, find oneself's place in life; regulate oneself's bodily needs	arreglarse v. refl.	36270
	arreglo m. cf. arreglamiento	36280
	arrengrasiar/se cf. rengrasiar/se	36290
to fill	arreinchir v.	36300
become filled	arreinchirse v. refl.	36320
	arreirse cf. arriirse.	36330
ashamed, embarrassed	arrejistado adj.	36350
to insult, to shame, to embarrass	arrejistar v.	36360
to be ashamed, to be embarrassed, to be insulted	arrejistarse v. refl.	36370
embroidered	arrekamado (ebr.) adj.	36380
embroidery artist	arrekamador (ebr.) m.	36390
to embroider	arrekamar (ebr.) v.	36400
collector(of money), cashier, tax collector	arrekavdador/dera n.	36410
collecting (money)	arrekavdamiento m.	36420
to collect, to collect taxes, to collect a debt; to receive back	arrekavdar v.	36430
to receive money back, to receive back what was lost	arrekavdarse v. refl.	36440
to warm, boil; to reheat	arrekayentar v.	36450
to become warm	arrekayentarse v. refl.	36470
burnt; tortured, teased	arrekemado adj.	36480
burn; torment, tease	arrekemar v.	36490
to be burnt; to feel pain, to torment oneself, suffer	arrekemarse v. refl.	36500
mention, to remind of; to recall	arrekodrar v.	36510
to recall	arrekodrarse v. refl.	36520
beggar	arrekojador m.	36530
stingy, frugal	arrekojedor adj.	36540
collector(hobby); saver; a person who saves anything that's useful	arrekojedor m.	36550
gather, assemble, collect, concentrate, accumulate; to assemble people; to dress, to cover; to air-condition a room; to have spasms in the mouth	arrekojer v.	36560
to be piled up; to dress; to go home; to get married; to be assembled, to be gathered	arrekojerse v. refl.	36680
gathering, collecting, harvest; assembly	arrekojida f.	36700
dressed; concentrated; frugal; clean and neat	arrekojido adj.	36710
picking, gathering, concentration; gathering of people together; adding; collection; concentration of the soul,	arrekojimiento m.	36720
enriched, full, abundant, overflowing	arrekolmado adj.	36730
to enrich	arrekolmar v.	36740
to become rich, to make a fortune	arrekolmarse v. refl.	36750
	arrekomandar v. cf. rekomendar	36760
	arrekomandear cf. rekomendar	36770
to be tormented, to 'beat up on yourself '	arrekomerse v. refl.	36780
eaten, devoured ,consumed	arrekomido adj.	36790
to introduce (somebody to someone else), to show	arrekoneserse v. refl.	36800
to know, estimate, to take under consideration	arrekonoser v.	36810
bake, to grill; to burn, to burn (throat)	arrekozer v.	36820
resew, to patch	arrekuzir v.	36840
inflammation, a flame that dies very quickly	arrelumbrada f.	36850
lighted, illustrated; glowing with happiness	arrelumbrado adj.	36860
lighting, flash, brightness, shining, glow, radiance	arrelumbramiento f.	36880
to light up, illuminate, brighten, to glow, to shine; to throw light; to be lighted; to make happy	arrelumbrar/se v./v.refl.	36890
light, glow, shining, glitter	arrelumbro m.	36900
to polish, to shine	arrelustrear v.	36910
	arreluziente cf. reluziente	36913
	arreluzir cf. reluzir	36915
to shake, to shock; to recall	arremanear v.	36920
to escape trouble/ a problem; to be helped	arremanearse v. refl.	36930
to roll up your sleeves in order to work; short and concentrated effort at work	arremangada f.	36940
that has rolled sleeves, ready to work	arremangado adj.	36950
to roll up your sleeves	arremangar v.	36960
to roll up your sleeves in order to do a job	arremangarse v. refl.	36970
rolling up sleeves	arremango m.	36980
that looks yonger	arremansevado adj.	36990
to make yonger, rejuvenate, to give a yonger look	arremansevar v.	37000
to become younger, to rejuvenate oneself	arremansevarse v. refl.	37010
	arremar cf. arrimar	37020
row with paddles	arremar v.	37030
of a high standard, long lasting	arrematadero adj.	37040
perish/ to be destroyed by the heavens; that was expelled from it's place	arrematado adj.	37060
expelle; to exterminate, to destroy, to give a death blow	arrematar v.	37070
leave, go away, run	arrematarse v. refl.	37080
destruction, extermination, loss; to be liberated from a bothersome person	arrematasión (port.) f.	37090
to be helped, to be assisted	arremediado adj.	37110
to fix, to cure, settle; to help, assist	arremediar v.	37120
to manage, to be saved, to find a solution;to make use of-, to make do (with the absence of tools)	arremediarse v. refl.	37130
repaired, patched;badly repaired; told about a story that a lot of details where added to it for embellishment	arremendado adj.	37140
patching, mending	arremendadura f.	37150
mending, fixing	arremendamiento m.	37160
to fix, to patch, mend; in a story: to complete details in order to make it more aesthetic and reliable	arremendar v.	37170
to hurry, to rush	arremenearse v. refl.	37180
heal, recover, to rehabilitate oneself's status; to rehabilitate oneself's fortune	arremeterse v. refl.	37190
a little better (in the aspect of health or finance)	arremetidiko adj.	37200
that healed; that became rehabilitated financially; rehabilitated	arremetido adj.	37210
similarity	arremiransa f.	37220
similar	arremirante adj.	37230
to be similar, to look the same; observe, check, test	arremirar v.	37240
	arremishkar cf. arremoshkar	37250
humid, wet, soaked with water	arremojado adj.	37260
wetting, dipping, soaking with water	arremojamiento m.	37270
to wet, to dip, to moisten, to soften with water	arremojar v.	37280
	arremojarse v. refl.	37287
to wet the throat, to drink a refreshing drink	arremojearse v. refl.	37290
wetting, moistening	arremojeo m.	37300
to fine grind; to re-grind	arremoler v.	37310
check, to search meticulously, pry, probe	arremoshkar v.	37320
strong push	arrempushada f.	37330
light push; light encouragement	arrempushadika f.	37340
rejected ,pushed, shoved	arrempushado adj.	37350
pushing	arrempushamiento m.	37360
to push, ward off; goad; reject; to move something from its place by pushing; to swallow (tears of laughter)	arrempushar v.	37370
to push one's way in, to nudge with one's elbows	arrempusharse v. refl.	37390
push	arrempusho m.	37395
to renew, refresh, to bring back to memory; to repeat; to update	arrenovar v.	37400
to be renewed	arrenovarse v. refl.	37405
to be softened (told about food)	arrepapeyarse v. refl.	37410
to think deeply, think twice, think again; hesitate	arrepensar v.	37420
going back on oneself's promise/commitment; one-sided cancellation of an agreement	arrepentidijo m.	37430
one who repents, one who finds religion	arrepentido n. & adj.	37440
regret, remorse; repentance, becoming religious; going back on oneself's promise	arrepentimiento f.	37450
to regret, to go back on oneself's promise or commitment; to refuse, to give up	arrepentirse v. refl.	37460
to comb oneself	arrepenyarse v. refl.	37470
regret, remorse	arrepiento m.	37480
	arrepintimiento cf. arrepentimiento	37490
	arrepintirse cf. arrepentirse	37500
hedonist, a person with a cheerful and lively character	arrepotreador m.	37510
to live a hedonistic life; to have a good time	arrepotrear v.	37520
calm	arrepozadiko adj.	37530
quiet, calm	arrepozado adj.	37540
to rest, to sleep, to relax	arrepozar v.	37550
to rest, to relax	arrepozarse v. refl.	37610
disgraceful, indecent, despicable, despised	arrepudiado adj.	37630
humiliate, to mock publicly; to divorce (a wife), to give a divorce (to a wife)	arrepudiar v.	37640
to sew a hem, to sew fringes to a garment; to sew unrefined seams	arrepulgar v.	37650
	arrepushado cf. arrempushado	37660
	arrepushamiento cf. arrempushamiento	37670
	arrepushar/se cf. arrempushar/se	37680
very close, near, nearby, on the surface of	arrés prep. & adv.	37690
wise, smart	arresavido adj.	37740
dried, shrivelled, wrinkled	arresekado adj.	37750
to dry	arresekar v.	37760
to become dry, shrivel	arresekarse v. refl.	37770
to fear, to suspect, to recoile from action	arreselar v.	37780
	arresender v. cf. ensender	37790
	arresenderse cf. ensenderse	37800
tidy, arranged, set; settled, reasonable, moderate;well setteled in a profession, that has a stable life; punctual; untarnished, unblemished	arresentado adj.	37810
arrangement; peace of mind; setteling	arresentamiento m.	37820
put in order, arrange, to set, to advance to a setteled life; to help someone have a setteled life; to sink waste; settle; compose, write	arresentar v.	37830
to manage, to do well in life; to settle down; to become moderated; to get married, to raise a family	arresentarse v. refl.	37870
order	arresento m.	37900
	arresevir cf. arresivir	37910
calm, relaxed	arresfolgado adj.	37920
	arresfolgar v. cf. arrefolgar	37930
to calm down, to rest, to relieve his tension; to relax, to lie down comfortably	arresfolgarse v. refl.	37940
to rub, to massage	arresfregar v.	37950
	arresfreskar cf. arrefreskar	37955
to avoid, to elude, to run away	arresfruir v.	37960
saved, redeemed	arresgatado adj.	37970
whoever redeemed/released a slave/a captive/a prisoner	arresgatador m.	37980
salvation, deliverance, salvation	arresgatamiento m.	37990
to release, to rescue, to redeem	arresgatar v.	38000
to be freed, to be redeemed	arresgatarse v. refl.	38010
	arresivida cf. resivida	38020
acceptable, agreed	arresivido adj.	38030
the man who welcomes	arresividor m.	38040
reception; acceptance (of something)	arresivimiento m.	38050
to accept, to achieve	arresivir v.	38060
	arresivirse v. refl.	38085
reception	arresivo m.	38090
	arreskaentar cf. arreskayentar	38100
cinders, the remnant of burning under the ashes	arreskaldada f.	38110
to heat; to heat on cinders	arreskaldar v.	38120
to heat, to create a pleasant heat	arreskayentar v.	38130
to warm up	arreskayentarse v. refl.	38140
stretched up, lying on one's back, stretched up in slackness of organs; carefree; reclining ("but tonight we all recline")	arreskovdado adj.	38150
to lean	arreskovdar v.	38155
to relax, to relieve his tension, to rest, to recline, to lean on his elbow	arreskovdarse v. refl.	38160
scratched; refined	arreskunyado adj.	38170
scratch	arreskunyadura	38180
to scratch	arreskunyar v.	38190
to be scratched	arreskunyarse v. refl.	38200
scratch	arreskunyo m.	38210
to decid, to make a decision, to set his mind	arresolver v.	38220
separated, secreted	arrespartado adj.	38230
glow, light	arresplandor f.	38240
to answer, to reply; to respond; to fulfill the undertaking	arresponder v.	38250
detainee, prisoner; who was arrested, who was stopped, whose activity was stopped; arrested for review	arrestado adj. & m.	38260
to imprison, to put in prison; to stop the activity/walk; to arrest for review	arrestar v.	38270
to stop, to brake himself	arrestarse v. refl.	38280
	arrestasión f.	38290
arrest, short imprisonment; detention, restriction	arresto m.	38300
to moisten	arresumar v.	38310
well cooked (after all the liquid has evaporated)	arresumido adj.	38320
to pour, to drip; to leak, to emit fluids; to cook food until all the liquids have evaporated	arresumir v.	38330
to slip	arresvalar/arresvalarse v. refl.	38340
gliding, skating, surfing	arresvalada f.	38350
skating arena; slippery place	arresvaladera f.	38360
continuous gliding/skating	arresvaladero m.	38370
who slipped	arresvalado adj.	38380
gliding, skating, surfing; complete failure; death	arresvaladura f.	38400
gliding, skating, surfing; continuous failure	arresvalamiento m.	38410
skater, surfer	arresvalante adj.	38420
to slip, to skate, to surf	arresvalar v.	38430
to slip, to skate; to pass away, to die	arresvalarse v. refl.	38440
a slippery and dangerous place	arresvalatina f.	38450
gliding, skating	arresvalo m.	38460
to stop	arretar (fr.) v.	38470
to leave, to abandon	arretatar v.	38480
to bring back to consciousness; to refresh	arretornar v.	38490
to return to consciousness; to feel good again	arretornarse v. refl.	38520
to twist, to distort, to shrink	arretorser v.	38530
to be twisted	arretorserse v. refl.	38550
twisted	arretorsido adj.	38580
painter of portraits; photographer	arretratador m.	38600
to draw a portrait, to photograph; to cast fear, to paralyze with fear	arretratar v.	38610
	arretuerser cf. arretorser	38620
glutton	arrevanador m.	38630
to eat greedily; to slice (bread), to cut into slices	arrevanar v.	38640
cheap, economical	arrevansado adj.	38650
saver	arrevansador m.	38660
to save	arrevansar v.	38670
saving	arrevanso m.	38680
	arrevantar cf. arreventar	38690
second, blink of an eye	arrevatada f.	38700
kidnapped, robbed, preyed; swallowed; food cooked in a hurry; flashy (color)	arrevatado adj.	38710
kidnapper, attacker	arrevatador m.	38720
kidnapping, robbery, rape; prey, plunder	arrevatadura f.	38730
kidnapping, robbery, taking by force, plunder	arrevatamiento m.	38740
to napped, to rob, to take by force; to prey; to snatch a letter (in speech); to snatch like fresh rolls	arrevatar v.	38750
to be cooked in a hurry, to be scorched before cooking enough; to devour in intense hunger	arrevatarse v. refl.	38780
kidnapping, snatching	arrevatemiento m.	38790
a quick sale	arrevatina f.	38800
in a flash	arrevato adv.	38810
	arrevedar/se cf. vedar/se	38825
easy to soften	arrevenidero adj.	38830
to soften	arrevenirse v. refl.	38840
dead, blown up, smashed	arreventado adj.	38850
to to blow up, smash; to swallow in intense hunger	arreventar v.	38870
to die; to explode, to shatter, to erupt; to boil hard, to overflow (at a boil)	arreventarse v. refl.	38890
to overflow	arreverter v.	38910
to overflow; to pour out his heart	arreverterse v. refl.	38940
filled to overflowing	arrevertido adj.	38950
too full, overflowing	arrevertiendo adj.	38960
overflow	arrevertimiento m.	38970
in reverse	arrevés adv.	38980
the contrary, the other side	arrevés m.	39040
to vomit	arrevesar v.	39050
	arreveyador cf. reveyador	39080
	arrevitir cf. arreverter	39090
uprising, rebellion	arrevuelta f.	39100
stuffed	arreyenado adj.	39110
stuffed, stuffed vegetable stew (with rice, meat or cheese)	arreyenado m.	39130
to fill vegetables with different fillings	arreyenar v.	39140
tolerable	arreyevado adj.	39150
to suffer, to go through suffering; to make up with; to contain	arreyevar v.	39160
	arreynado cf. arreyenado	39180
	arreynar cf. arreyenar	39190
defecated in his pants	arreynarse v. refl.	39200
	arrez prep. cf. arrés	39210
to multiply, to fold in half	arrezdoblar v.	39220
	arrezgatar cf. arresgatar	39230
	arrezgunyar cf. arreskunyar	39240
	arrezgunyarse cf. arreskunyarse	39250
	arreziar/se v. cf. enreziar/se	39260
	arrezikar cf. arrizikar	39270
	arrezistado cf. arrejistado	39280
	arrezistarse cf. arrejistarse	39290
sophisticated, refined	arrezumido adj.	39300
	arrezvalada cf. arresvalada	39310
	arrezvaladera cf. arresvaladera	39320
	arrezvalar cf. arresvalar	39330
	arrezvalarse cf. arresvalarse	39340
to pour, to pour over the banks of the vessel; to overflow	arrezvarter v.	39350
to spill, to overflow	arrezvarterse v. refl.	39370
	arribivimiento cf. arrebivimiento	39380
	arribivir cf. arrebivir	39390
corrector (error)	arriftador m.	39395
to re-erect, to erect; to correct a mistake (speech, writing), to correct the reader in the Torah	arriftar v.	39400
to regret, to correct his mistake/his behavior	arriftarse v. refl.	39410
wrinkled, shrunken	arrihado adj.	39420
to wrinkle, to shrink	arrihar v.	39430
to laugh	arriirse v. refl.	39440
leaning	arrimado adj.	39460
reliance; temporary shelter seizure; backrest; chair backrest	arrimadura f.	39480
to lean, to rely on; to put down for a limited time; to give shelter; to stack	arrimar v.	39490
to lean; to find temporary shelter; to prepare himself for a short rest	arrimarse v. refl.	39500
	arrimatarse cf. arrematarse	39520
to pry, to search	arrimishkar v.	39530
backrest, support; assistance; shelter; supporter	arrimo m.	39540
	arrimpushada cf. arrempushada	39560
	arrimpushar cf. arrempushar	39570
	arrimpusharse cf. arrempusharse	39580
	arimpushón m. cf. rempushon	39590
corner, angle	arrinkón m.	39600
crimped, self-contained; isolated, lonely; remote	arrinkonado adj.	39610
to curl up; to be alone	arrinkonarse v.	39620
	arringrasiar v. cf. rengrasiar	39630
	arripintirse cf. arrepentirse	39640
risk, danger	arrishko m.	39650
endanger	arriskar v.	39660
to dare, to take a risk	arrirskarse v. refl.	39670
"to take out someone's eyes'' - to eliminate someone	arriskupiyar- arriskupiyar los ojos	39680
above	arriva adv.	39690
reaching, arriving	arrivada f.	39790
arriving delivery	arrivaje m.	39800
to arrive; to dock; to succeed; to happen	arrivar v.	39810
arriving	arrivo m.	39820
	arrizgunyado cf. arreskunyado	39830
	arrizgunyadura cf. arreskunyadura	39840
	arrizgunyar cf. arreskunyar	39850
	arrizgunyarse cf. arreskunyarse	39860
to take a risk	arrizikar v.	39870
circling , circumferential movement; comprehensive investigation	arrodeada f.	39880
annoying dizziness	arrodeadero m.	39890
surrounded	arrodeado adj.	39900
spinning top	arrodeador m.	39910
rotation (eg. of spinning top)	arrodeadura f.	39920
prolonged searches (after what was lost); dizziness	arrodeamiento m.	39930
to rotate, to encircle, to roll; to wander, to wander aimlessly; to search anywhere	arrodear v.	39940
to turn, to roll, to spin; to surround himself with; to look for something that is out of place; to beautify	arrodearse v. refl.	40020
twisting, turning, circling ; bypass	arrodeo m.	40040
kneeling	arrodiyadura f.	40050
to cause kneeling, to lower on the knees	arrodiyar	40060
to kneel	arrodiyarse v. refl.	40070
	arrodondonear cf. arredondear	40080
petitioner, beggar	arrogador adj.	40090
worshiper; interceder	arrogador m.	40100
arrogance, boastfulness, impudence	arrogansa/arrogansia f.	40110
arrogant	arrogante adj.	40120
to plead, to beg, to ask, to pray	arrogar v.	40130
to be begged	arrogarse v. refl.	40135
	arrogativa cf. rogativa	40140
wit; accurate response; a hint that draws attention to a particular detail, new knowledge, scoop	arrojada f.	40150
discarded, drop; exiled, expelled, confiscated, ostracized; abandoned, rejected	arrojado adj.	40160
in athletics: thrower; arrogant; a drinker (who can drink a lot without getting drunk)	arrojador m.	40180
throwing; rejection	arrojamiento m.	40190
to expel, to remove; to repel, to throw, to cast, to reject; to emit; to drink without getting drunk; to fire	arrojar v.	40200
to throw himself; to risk; to come incidentally (to appear somewhere infrequently); to risk one's life	arrojarse v. refl.	40240
splash	arrojatina f.	40250
throwing; blow, push	arrojo m.	40260
	arromper cf. romper	40270
	arromperse cf. romperse	40280
	arrondjado cf. arrojado	40290
	arrondjamiento cf. arrojamiento	40300
	arrondjar cf. arrojar	40310
	arrondjarse cf. arrojarse	40320
	arronjo cf. arrojo	40330
	arros cf. arroz	40340
secretly	arrovada- a la arrovada	40350
stolen	arrovado adj.	40360
to steal, to snatch, to deceive, to cheat, to rob	arrovar v.	40370
to steal, to annex (to take over territory)	arrovarse v. refl.	40390
	arrovés cf. arrevés	40400
to jump a giant jump, to do a somersault	arrovesarse v. refl.	40410
to destroy, to collapse	arrovinar v.	40420
a thief who steals small thefts	arrovón m.	40430
stream, brook, river	arroyo m.	40440
rice	arroz m.	40450
caprice, whim	arrozada f.	40510
rice field	arrozal m.	40520
a well-made and appetizing rice stew	arroziko m.	40530
	arrudiadura cf. arrodiyadura	40540
	arrudiar cf. arrodiyar	40550
liquid splashes (sprinkling drops); irrigation, spraying	arrufiada f.	40560
watering can; spray watering can (for perfume/water spraying); the man who waters (the garden)	arrufiador m.	40570
to spray, to drizzle, to water, to pour	arrufiar v.	40580
to perfume, to spray perfume on himself	arrufiarse v. refl.	40590
wrinkle	arruga f.	40600
wrinkled, shrunken, crushed	arrugado adj.	40610
to wrinkle, to shrink, to crush	arrugar v.	40620
to wrinkle, to shrink, to be filled with wrinkles	arrugarse v. refl.	40630
	arrujado cf. arrugado	40640
	arrujarse cf. arrugarse	40650
	arsar cf. alsar	40660
Aristotle	Ársato m.	40670
weapons stockpile	arsenal m.	40690
	arsenik (fr.) m.	40695
Turkish length measure (75 cm for ground; 2/3 meters for fabrics and ropes)	arshín (t.) m.	40700
impudent, insolent	arsiz (t.) adj.	40710
insolence, boldness, cynicism	arsizlik (t.) m.	40720
	arsobispo m.	40723
	artado adj.	40725
satiety	artadura f.	40730
	artamiento m. cf. artura	40740
cyclamen (plant)	artana f.	40750
to satiate; satisfy	artar v.	40760
to be satiated, to eat to satiety; to satiety himself	artarse v. refl.	40770
satisfaction, saturation	artasión f.	40780
art, craftsmanship; scam, fraud, deception; cunning;	arte m.	40790
artery; transport artery	arteria f.	40820
arterial	arterial adj.	40830
atherosclerosis	arterioskleroza f.	40840
cunning, agile, witty, clever	artero adj.	40850
art, craftsmanship	artezanería f.	40860
craftsman	artezano m.	40870
artificial; false, hypocritical	artifisial adj.	40880
artificially	artifisialmente adv.	40890
cleverness, wit, talent; trick; cheating, deceit, fraud; a means	artifisio m.	40900
in cunning, in art, in diligence	artifisiozamente adv.	40920
crafty, cunning, industrious	artifisiozo adj.	40930
finally, in the end	artik (t.) adv.	40940
enough! I can no longer!	artik! (t.) interj.	40950
journalist, columnist, article writer, commentator	artikolista m.	40960
article; item; merchandise; article; detail; (in grammar:) label	artíkolo m.	40970
to express, to conceive	artikular v.	40980
articulation, accentuation; joint	artikulasión f.	40990
artillery	artilería f.	41000
	artilerist (fr.) cf. artiyero	41010
to make an offer at auction	artirear (t.) v.	41020
artichoke	artishó m.	41030
	artist (fr.) cf. artista	41040
actor, artist	artista n.	41050
	artisto cf. artista	41060
artistically; In a sophisticated way	artistikamente adv.	41070
artistic; sophisticated, refined	artístiko adj.	41080
	artiyería cf. artilería	41090
gunner, artilleryman	artiyero m.	41100
	artizano cf. artezano	41110
satiated	arto adj.	41120
rheumatic	artrítiko adj.	41150
rheumatism, arthritis	artritismo m.	41160
saturation	artura f.	41170
cursed; evil, deceiver, swindler	arur (ebr.) adj.	41200
robbery	aruvés m.	41210
	arvanyit/arvanit cf. arnaut	41220
evening prayer	arvid/arvit/arví (ebr.) m.	41230
tree	árvol m.	41250
	árvole/arvolé cf. árvol	41290
to forest	arvolear v.	41300
	arvoleda f.	41305
orchard	arvoler m.	41310
plenty of trees; avenue of trees; orchard	arvolera f.	41320
forest, grove	arvolería f.	41340
avenue of trees	arvolero m.	41350
shrub	arvoliko m.	41360
forestry, growing trees	arvolikoltura f.	41390
plenty of trees that close the horizon	arvolina f.	41400
	arvor cf. arvol	41410
wind	aryi m.	41420
petition	arzoal/arzuhal (t.) m.	41430
the smallest Turkish currency, penny	as (aspro) f.	41450
Come on ..!	asba! (así biva) interj.	41460
nervous	asabi adj. (t.)	41470
grill restaurant, grill stand	asadería f.	41480
roasted	asado adj.	41490
roast	asado m.	41500
plow; hoe	asadón m.	41510
grill owner	asador m.	41520
grilling, roasting; roasting price; roast, meat for roast	asadura f.	41530
"Stabbed by a lot of arrows" - received deadly and mocking criticism	asaetado adj.	41540
archer; a nickname for a stinging and sharp critic; Sagittarius	asaetador m.	41550
to shoot an arrow from a bow; to attack and criticize in a sarcastic, annoying and ridiculous way	asaetar/asaetear v.	41560
saffron, crocus	asafrán m.	41570
having a saffron hue (reddish-yellow); cooked in saffron	asafranado adj.	41580
to spice with saffron	asafranar v.	41590
to endanger	asakanar (ebr.) v.	41600
	asalmear cf. salmear	41610
	asalmeasión cf. salmeasión	41620
aggressor	asaltador m.	41630
attacker, assaulter	asaltante adj.	41640
to attack, to pounce, to assault; to break in, to rob	asaltar v.	41650
assault, attack; burglary, robbery	asalto m.	41660
	asaludar v. cf. saludar	41670
assembly, house of representatives, council, meeting	asamblea f.	41680
to hit someone hard	asaná bukata- dar asaná bukata (t.)	41700
elevator, lift	asansor/asansior m.	41710
to roast, to toast	asar v.	41720
minyan of paid learners ("ten idlers")	asará batlanim (ebr.) m.	41740
frightened, fearful, astonished, anxious, shocked	asarado (ebr.) adj.	41760
to frighten, to terrify, to provoke anxiety	asarar (ebr.) v.	41790
to be anxious, to be frightened, to be afraid, to be in distress	asararse (ebr.) v. refl.	41800
anxiety; worry, apprehension	asaro (ebr.) m.	41810
one who expresses worry and anxiety/is often appalled at nothing	asarozo (ebr.) adj.	41820
felt strong heat; lost a lot of money	asarse v. refl.	41830
to arrive, to touch, to find accurately, to arrive at the right time and place	asartar v.	41840
case; success, good luck	asarto m.	41850
chief of police	asas bashí m.	41855
murdered	asasinado adj. & m.	41860
to murder	asasinar v.	41870
to commit suicide, to kill oneself	asasinarse v. refl.	41880
	asasinato adj. cf. asasinado	41890
murder	asasinato m.	41900
assassin, murderer	asasino (it.) m.	41910
educated, enlightened; who knows something, "in matters", who is aware, who has been informed	asaventado adj.	41920
to inform, to announce; to learn	asaventar v.	41930
to be interested in, to request information about; to become wise	asaventarse v. refl.	41940
to treat intelligently	asaventer v.	41950
	asavientado cf. asaventado	41960
	asavorar cf. savorear	41970
spiced, seasoned	asavoreado adj.	41980
	asavorear cf. savorear	41990
	asavurear cf. savorear	42000
to bathe, to wash oneself	asearse v.refl.	42010
to be vigilant; to watch; to lurk, to bury a trap	asechar v.	42020
ready mode, on guard; supervision; ambush, trap	asecho m.	42030
very thirsty	asedado adj.	42040
to cause thirst, to prevent from drinking water	asedar v.	42050
thirsty, thirsty for water	asedesiarse v. refl.	42055
besieged	asediado (it.) adj.	42060
the one that imposes the siege	asediador (it.) m.	42070
to lay siege	asediar (it.) v.	42080
siege	42090	42090
deception, deceit; trap	asedjansa f.	42100
	asedjar v. cf. asechar	42120
	asedjo m. cf. asecho	42130
persecuted; very busy, drowning at work	asegido adj.	42140
persecutor	asegidor m.	42150
excess luggage, a lot of work	asegimiento m.	42160
to chase, to chase after; to bother, constantly harassing, to press someone to overwork	asegir v.	42170
harassment, quick escape (of persecuted); tension	asegitina f.	42190
	asegiyido cf. asegido	42200
	asegiyidor cf. asegidor	42210
	asegiyir cf. asegir	42220
persecution	asegiyo m.	42230
according to, like, just like, just at the moment that	asegún prep.	42240
assisted, preferred	asegundado adj.	42260
help	asegundar v.	42270
to repeat and say; eat again	asegundear v.	42280
safe, guaranteed, insured	asegurado adj. & m.	42290
insurance agent	asegurador m.	42300
establishment, strengthening, promise	aseguramiento m.	42310
security, self-confidence; promise; "warranty" (on device)	aseguransa f.	42320
to ensure, to establish, to strengthen; to approve; to give a warranty (for a device)	asegurar v.	42330
insurance	asegurasión f.	42340
sharp, witty	asekalado adj.	42350
	asekalador m.	42355
to dry; to read with the emphasis of each letter (learns to read); to start learning (first grade)	asekar v.	42360
mine, trap, ambush	aselada f.	42370
trapped, hunted	aseladado adj.	42380
standing on guard, careful, alert	aseladador adj.	42390
watching	aseladador m.	42400
caution, vigilance; deception	aseladamiento m.	42410
to watch, to ambush, to bury a trap, to follow, to spy; to cheat, to deceive	aseladar v.	42420
scared	aselado adj.	42430
to frighten, to terrify	aselar v.	42440
to be afraid, to be frightened,	aselarse v. refl.	42450
My God!	asemayli! (ebr.) interj.	42460
sown ; erected, suddenly revealed; lonely, lonely with no one around him	asembrado adj.	42470
sown field; sowing	asembrado m.	42480
sower	asembrador m.	42490
sowing, sowing season	asembradura f.	42500
to sow; to scatter things everywhere, to sow turmoil	asembrar v.	42510
to stand up, to suddenly appear before someone	asembrarse v. refl.	42530
similar, compared, placed for comparison; comparable	asemejado adj.	42540
similarity, simulation, imitation, comparison	asemejamiento m.	42560
similarity, proximity, analogy	asemejansa f.	42570
similar, identical	asemejante adj.	42580
to be similar to; to compare; to appeare	asemejar v.	42590
to resemble	asemejarse v. refl.	42600
founded, rooted in (in a negative sense), based on	asementado adj.	42620
anyone who has had an idea that has negative results	asementador m.	42630
to found, to build, to strengthen; o come up with an idea that has negative results	asementar v.	42640
sowing/creating something negative	asemento m.	42650
lighter (tool); lantern lighter, a tool for lighting street lamps	asendedor (port.) m.	42660
lighter	asendedor adj.	42670
to turn on; to inspire, to excite	asender (port.) v.	42680
to be lit, to catch fire; to get excited, to get inspired	asenderse (port.) v. refl.	42690
inflamed, flared up, turned on	asendido (port.) adj.	42720
inflamed	asendiendo adj.	42735
	asendiente cf. asendiendo	42737
inflaming, making a bonfire	asendimiento m.	42740
	asensor cf. asansor	42750
session time; session; parable, an imaginary story designed to deceive or amuse	asentada f.	42760
buttocks	asentadera f.	42790
tendency to sit wherever you are and not stand	asentadero m.	42810
seat; seating comfort; base	asentadijo m.	42840
sitting, seated, standing steady in his place; settled in his profession	asentado adj.	42850
	asentador cf. asentadera	42870
stability, manner of sitting; sitting	asentadura f.	42880
stabilization, stabbing, settlement	asentamiento	42890
to sit, to settle; to organize; to compose (song, story); to leave a residue	asentar v.	42900
to sit down; to sit in all his weight; to sink due to his weight; to fall on the chair; to go bankrupt	asentarse v. refl.	42920
designated in advance; designated for-	asentensiado adj.	43000
to convict, to sentence, to prosecute; to grant	asentensiar v.	43010
	asentesiado cf. asetensiado	43020
allusion	asenyalamyento m.	43030
	asenyalar cf. senyalar	43040
to mark with his eyes, to wink, to send a message without words; to teach, to instruct	asenyar v.	43050
	asenyorado cf. asenyoreado	43060
who came to power, who became lord	asenyoreado adj.	43070
less (''eight less two gives six'')	aser (ebr.) adv.	43080
while, nevertheless, even though	aser ke conj.	43090
reconciled, calm	aserenado adj.	43100
to calm down, to pacify	aserenar v.	43110
beet , beet leaves (for soup)	aserga f.	43120
close to-	aserka adv.	43130
approximate	aserkado adj.	43140
approach	aserkamiento m.	43150
to get closer, to aproach	aserkar v.	43160
to get closer, to aproach, to reach to; to show some resemblance	aserkarse v. refl.	43170
approach	aserko m.	43180
pottery urn	asero m.	43200
	aserrar cf. serrar	43210
	asersión f.	43215
to confirm, to verify, to strengthen, to establish; to promise, to argue, to declare, to determine, to clarify	asertar v.	43220
to be convinced, to make sure, to find out in order to know for sure	asertarse v. refl.	43230
	asertimiento m.	43235
	asesinar cf. asasinar	43240
	asesino cf. asasino	43250
who is doomed (by heaven, by hand of fate)	asetensiado adj.	43260
the judge	asetensiador m.	43270
	asetensiar cf. asentensiar	43280
to found, to establish, to determine	asetiguar v.	43290
acetylene	asetilen m.	43300
logically	asevará (ebr.) adv.	43310
to cure insanity; to return to sanity	asezar v.	43320
to become moderated, to return to sanity	asezarse v.refl.	43330
to spice	asezonar v.	43340
	asfalt cf. asfalto	43350
tar-coated, asphalted, tarred	asfaltado adj.	43360
to tar, to coat with tar	asfaltar v.	43370
tar, asphalt	asfalto m.	43380
choking, suffocation	asfiksia f.	43390
stuffy	asfiksiante adj.	43400
to suffocate, to strangle	asfiksiar v.	43410
chives	asfodelo m.	43420
bad man; crazy	asgineado (t.) adj.	43430
act like crazy	asginear (t.) v.	43440
to behave in a stunning way	asginearse (t.) v. refl.	43450
wild behavior; madness	asginlik (t.) m.	43460
approximately, roughly, more or less	asha-yukari (t.) adv.	43470
rudeness	ashalik (t.) m.	43480
one tenth	ashar (t.) m.	43490
apparently, clearly	ashekeré (pers.) adv.	43500
God forbid!	ashem yishmereu! (ebr.)	43510
to simulate, to give an example	ashemplar v.	43520
My God!	ashemshumer! (ebr.) interj.	43530
bone for play	ashik (t.) m.	43540
enamored, in love	ashik (t.) adj.	43550
openly, in public	ashikiar (pers.) adv.	43560
to make love, to lust; to glance	ashikuveyar (t.) v.	43570
openly, clearly, without slipping away	ashikyaré (pers.) adv.	43580
cypress	ashipres m.	43600
	ashir (ebr.) m.	43605
to skip	ashirear (t.) v.	43610
naughty	ashirí (t.) adj.	43620
mischief, mockery; troublesome person	ashirlilik (t.) m.	43630
requiem, burial; prayer for the dead	ashkavá (ebr.) f.	43640
ashkenazi (Jew from east Europe)	ashkenazí (ebr.) m. & adj.	43660
Long live ?! in honor of ?	ashkiná- a la ashkiná (t.) prep.	43670
Cheers! Bravo! (ironically)	ashkulsún/ashkulshún! (t.) interj.	43680
poor, destitute, penniless; villain	ashlak (t.) adj.	43690
frozen, chilled (drink)	ashlamá (t.) adj.	43700
vaccination; transplantation,	ashlamá (t.) f.	43710
vaccination	ashleadura (t.) f.	43730
a burn, a scar of a burn	ashlik (t.) m.	43740
bracelet	ashorka f.	43750
	ashorva cf. asorva	43760
to whip (by hand or whip); to spur, to urge	ashotear v.	43770
sulfur; sulfur color; match	ashufre m.	43780
sulphurized; sulfuric having a sulfur hue (said of a pale person who does not look good)	ashufreado adj.	43790
to sulphurize, to sow sulfur	ashufrear v.	43800
to get sulfur color, to become (turn) pale	ashufrearse v. refl.	43810
dowry, bridal attire	ashugar m.	43820
	ashuguar cf. ashugar	43870
	ashukar cf. ashugar	43880
Tu Bishvat; fruit cake; wheat boiled in milk and pomegranate grains and roasted fruit; mixture	ashuré (t.) f.	43890
	ashutear v. cf. ashotear	43900
rebel	asi (t.) m.	43910
(to a baby:) it will hurt you!	asi! interj.	43920
so	así adv.	43930
towards, against	asia prep.	43940
Asia	Asia f.	43950
deliberately	asicharé (t.) adv.	43960
acid	asid m.	43970
	asidente cf. insidente	43975
diligence, perseverance	asiduidad f.	43990
diligent, persistent	asiduv (fr.) adj.	44000
to turn left	asiedrear v.	44010
	asienda f. cf. azienda	44020
seat, chair; base, place, seating surface; firmness, stability; agreement; economic basis; buttocks; state of matter; status, role	asiento m.	44030
disclaimer; security; confirmation, verification	asiertamiento m.	44070
	asiertar v. cf. asertar	44080
	asiertarse cf. asertarse	44090
success, achieve	asierto m.	44095
persecuted; hurry, act hastily; busy, overworked	asigido adj.	44100
to chase after; to follo;to be vigilant; to urge, to push; to harass	asigir v.	44110
	asigiyido cf. asigido	44120
pursuer	asigiyidor m.	44130
	asigiyir cf. asigir	44135
persecution, harassmen	asigo m.	44140
stork	asiguenya f.	44150
	asigún cf. asegún	44160
insured	asigurado m.	44170
insurer, insurance agent	asigurador m.	44180
security	asiguramiento m.	44190
security, confidence, certainty, self-confidence, strong and respectable resilience	asiguransa f.	44210
to insure, to confirm, to assure, to give warranty, to give guarantees; to serve (to give service to)	asigurar v.	44230
to insure himself; to be convinced, to make sure	asigurarse v. refl.	44240
insurance	asigurasión f.	44250
polished, smoothed	asikalado adj.	44260
shining, polishing, sanding	asikalador m. & adj.	44270
polishing, brushing, buffing, sanding	asikaladura f.	44280
to polish, to brush	asikalar v.	44290
Go to hell!	asiktir senda! (t.) interj.	44300
to get away, to go to hell	asiktirearse (t.) v. refl.	44310
	asil cf. azilo	44320
(adj.:) real, realistic; noble. (adv.:) really, actually, in fact	ásil (t.) adj. & adv.	44330
	asilar v. cf. azilar	44340
coin wallet	asilé (t.) m.	44350
rebellion, uprising, conspiracy	asilik (t.) m.	44360
	asimentar (1) cf. asementar	44370
to produce seed	asimentar (2) v.	44375
asymmetry	asimetría f.	44380
asymmetric	asimetriko adj.	44390
	asimiente cf. simiente	44400
	asimijarse cf. asemejarse	44410
assimilated	asimilado adj. & m.	44420
assimilator, supports assimilation	asimilador m.	44430
prone to assimilation	asimilante adj.	44440
to assimilate	asimilar v.	44450
to assimilate; to resemble	asimilarse v. refl.	44460
assimilation; resemblance	asimilasión f.	44470
assimilable	asimilavle adj.	44480
	asina cf. ansina	44490
	asina f.	44495
anyway	asindá adv.	44500
marked, prone to disaster, unlucky; suspect; Under supervision; scarred	asinyalado adj.	44510
to mark (in hallmarks), to outline a scar; to feel resentment	asinyalar v.	44520
to note for himself, to write for himself	asinyalarse v. refl.	44530
juice; oil	asir (t.) m.	44540
Assyria	Asiría f.	44550
assyrian	asiriano adj. & m.	44560
ashurologist, assyrian culture researcher	asiriologo m.	44570
ashurology, study of assyrian culture	asiriolojía f.	44580
assistance, support, relief; grant; attendance, meeting	asistensia f.	44590
present, observer; assistant	asistente adj. & m.	44610
	asistiente cf. asistente	44620
to present; to assist, to work in conjunction with	asistir v.	44630
curtain, fabric of curtains; parochet (curtain)	asitara f.	44640
specific, intended	asitiguado adj.	44650
determination, designation	asitiguamiento m.	44660
to designate, to determine	asitiguar v.	44670
located, placed	asituado adj.	44680
aloe (plant)	asívar m.	44690
aproval (rabinical)	askamá (ebr.) f.	44720
	askavá cf. ashkava	44730
despicable, disgusting	askeado adj.	44740
disgust, nausea, disgust; spasm of nausea	askeamiento m.	44750
to cause disgust; to be disgusted, to feel disgust	askear v.	44760
to be disgusted, to feel disgust and nausea, to reject with contempt	askearse v. refl.	44780
tends to exhibit rapid rejection and disgust	askento adj.	44800
repulsive filth; disgust	askeozidad f.	44810
who felt disgusted, easily disgusted; dirty, repulsive	askeozo adj.	44820
	asker (t.) cf. askier	44830
army, armed forces	askerié (t.) m.	44840
military	askerií (t.) adj.	44850
	askerlik cf. askierlik	44860
disgusting	askerozo adj.	44870
	askeyarse cf. askearse	44880
	askiento cf. askento	44890
soldier, military man, warrior; army; unpleasant crowd	askier m.	44900
a young soldier, recruit	askieriko (t.) m.	44910
military service, duration of military service; hard labor, forced labor	askierlik (t.) m.	44920
military	askieryé (t.) adj.	44930
suspender (for trousers)	askís (t.) m. pl.	44940
	askiozo cf. askozo	44950
disgust, nausea	asko m.	44960
	askolsun! (t.) cf. ashkulsún	45010
	askosidad f. cf. asko	45020
disgusting; despicable, loathsome, repulsive	askozo adj.	45030
	askuchar v. cf. eskuchar	45040
to listen (to the heartbeat), to get a medical examination	askultar v.	45050
test by listening	askultasión f.	45060
success	aslahá (ebr.) f.	45070
lucky, who brings luck and success	aslahalí/aslahachí/aslahadjí (ebr.) adj. & m.	45100
lion	aslán (t.) m.	45120
politeness, courtesy	aslanlik (t.) m.	45130
to burn, to consume; to hit	aslear (t.) v.	45150
to be burnt, to be consumed; to be beaten	aslearse (t.) v. refl.	45160
	aslí (t.) cf. asil	45170
asthma	asma f.	45180
hanging vine	asmá (t.) f.	45190
asthmatic	asmátiko adj.	45200
until the last penny, completely	asó perutá aharoná (ebr.)	45210
angry, irritated	asobreviado adj.	45220
to upset, to anger	asobreviar v.	45230
to get angry	asobreviarse v. refl.	45240
to happen,to occur; to appear suddenly	asodeser v.	45250
rare event, infrequent occurrence	asodesimiento m.	45260
to deafen, to cause deafness	asodreser v.	45270
jujube	asofaifa/asofafia f.	45280
having a slight fever; inflamed; crimson	asoflamado adj.	45290
to cause little heat; to irritate; to cause (someone) to blush	asoflamar v.	45300
to get angry, to be filled with worry; to blush with shame	asoflamarse v. refl.	45310
support, trust, protection	asofrensia f.	45320
support	asofrimiento m.	45325
to support, to assist	asofrir v.	45330
to lean, to be supported,	asofrirse v. refl.	45340
	asoladar cf. asolar	45350
lonely, isolated, desolate	asolado adj.	45360
	asolambrado cf. asolombrado	45370
loneliness, isolation, desolation	asolamiento m.	45380
abandoned, desolate, deserted	asolapado adj.	45390
to make a place into wasteland, to keep all its inhabitants away from a certain place	asolapar v.	45400
to make a place into wasteland; to isolate, to leave alone; to abandon	asolar v.	45410
to be alone, to seclude oneself	asolarse v. refl.	45420
alone, in solitude	asolas adv.	45430
enchanted, haunted; shaded (given shade)	asolombrado adj.	45440
to give shade, to cover in its shade; to give shelter; to persecute (by demons and ghosts); to darken	asolombrar v.	45450
hidden in the shade	asolombrarse v. refl.	45460
loose, set free; cracked, damaged, disintegrated	asoltado adj.	45470
chatterer, braggart	asoltador m.	45480
liberation, release	asoltadura f.	45490
act of release or separation; separation (spouses)	asoltamiento m.	45500
to release; to distribute, to emit moisture; to return; to motivate; to separate	asoltar v.	45510
to be released; to melt away; to be cracked, to be damaged; to appear suddenly; to divorce; to break off	asoltarse v. refl.	45600
	asolutamente (it.) cf. absolutamente	45620
	asoluto (it.) cf. absoluto	45630
to appear, to arrive	asomar v.	45640
to be surprised, to be astonished, to be startled, to be terrified	asombrarse v. refl.	45650
fear, terror; surprise, amazement	asombro m.	45660
impressive, astonishing, scary	asombrozo adj.	45670
tendency to constantly wipe the nose	asonadero m.	45680
lofty, uplifted	asonansado adj.	45690
to raise, to elevate; to glorify, to praise	asonansar v.	45700
to boast, to praise oneself	asonansarse v. refl.	45710
to wipe his nose, to wipe his nose loudly; to ring, to rattle	asonar v.	45720
to wipe his nose	asonarse v. refl.	45730
	asonyarse cf. sonyarse	45740
breathing, exhaling, blowing	asoplada f.	45750
fan, blower, metal tube for extinguishing candles and kerosene lamps (formerly)	asoplador m.	45760
exhaling, blowing	asopladura f.	45770
to blow, to exhale, to ventilate	asoplar v.	45780
to ventilate himself with a fan; sto wallow quickly; to take over without right	asoplarse v. refl.	45790
compatible, suitable	asortí (fr.) adj.	45830
compatible; collection	asortido adj. & m.	45840
collection, selection, variety	asortimento (fr.) m.	45850
to match, to fit	asortir (fr.) v.	45860
crab apple	asorva f.	45870
partner, member, member of the association; accompanying	asosiado adj. & m.	45880
to connect, to share, to attach; to participate, to take part, to be a member of	asosiar v.	45900
to participate, to become a partner, to join	asosiarse v. refl.	45910
association, union; participation, taking part	asosiasión f.	45920
whiplash	asotada f.	45930
the whipper; the oppressor, the tormentor; hooligan	asotador m. & adj.	45940
flogging, whipping	asotadura f.	45950
	asotamiento m. cf. asotadura	45960
to whip, to flog; to criticize severely	asotar v.	45970
whip; flogging, whipping	asote m.	45980
beaten, flogged; accused, criticized	asoteado adj.	45990
	asotear cf. asotar	46000
surplus, unnecessary	asovrado adj.	46010
	asovrar cf. sovrar	46020
who is in a family relationship, belongs to a rich/who has status/ family	asovrindado adj.	46030
to cultivate family relationships, to maintain family ties, to marry into a large family	asovrindar v.	46040
maintain mutual family relations; to come into family ties with (by: marriage)	asovrindarse v. refl.	46050
salary, reward, royalties	aspaká (ebr.) f.	46060
	aspán (ebr.) cf. azpán	46080
memorial service	asped (ebr.) m.	46090
apearance, form, look, opinion	aspekto m.	46100
expected	asperado adj.	46105
to wait; to hope	asperar v.	46110
to expect, to feel in advance	asperarse v. refl.	46140
Aspirin	asperina f.	46145
	aspeto (it.) cf. aspekto	46150
respirator, gas mask; suction pump	aspirador m.	46160
postgraduate student	aspirante m.	46170
to inhale, to aspirate, to breathe; to strive; to yearn, to aspire	aspirar v.	46180
aspiration	aspirasión f.	46190
Aspirin	aspirina f.	46200
greek name for turkish currency	aspra (gr.) f.	46210
a penny, a less-valuable currency (a small aspro); handout	aspriko m.	46220
rough, coarse, sharp, with a coarse taste	aspro adj.	46230
a penny, a currency used in the East ("white"); handout	aspro (gr.) m.	46240
destroyed, in ruins	aspur adj.	46250
until	asta prep.	46260
hospital, clinic	astané (t.) f.	46310
lining, lining fabric	astar (t.) m.	46320
weakness, exhaustion, lack of strength	astenía f.	46330
weak, powerless, exhausted	asténiko adj.	46340
asteroid	asteroide m.	46345
	astma cf. asma	46350
	astmátiko cf. asmatiko	46360
	astragán cf. astrakán	46370
Astrakhan fur	astrakán f.	46380
	astre cf. astro	46390
longing, lust; need	astret (t.) adj.	46400
scarcity, need	astretlik (t.) m.	46420
	astrivido cf. atrevido	46430
	astrivirse cf. atrivirse	46440
star, sign of the zodiac	astro m.	46450
astrologer, astronomer, stargazer	astrólogo m.	46460
astrology	astrolojía f.	46470
astrologic	astrolójiko adj.	46480
astronomy	astronomía f.	46490
astronomic	astronómiko adj.	46500
astronomer	astrónomo/astronom m.	46510
cunning, deceit, wit, cleverness	astusia f.	46520
	astusiozo cf. astuto	46530
shrewd, cunning; resourceful	astuto adj.	46540
	asudeser cf. sudeser	46545
that happened	asudesido adj.	46550
	asufaifa cf. asofaifa	46560
	asufre cf. ashufre	46570
	asufreado cf. ashufreado	46580
someone who carries and alleviates the suffering of others	asufridor m.	46590
	asufriensa cf. asofrensia	46600
to fry, to torture	asufriir v.	46610
to be fried; to torture; to manage on his own, to lean on himself without asking for help from another person	asufriirse v. refl.	46620
suffering	asufriisión f.	46630
	asufrir v. cf. asofrir	46640
sugar	asuka/asúkar m.	46650
to sweeten, to put sugar in	asukar v.	46740
crystallized, in crystalline form (said about sugar, honey, jam); candied on one side, smeared with sugar	asukarado adj.	46750
	asukarar cf. asukarear	46760
	asukararse cf. asukarearse	46770
sweetened	asukareado adj.	46780
to sweeten, to sprinkle sugar on; to crystallize	asukarear v.	46800
to crystallize, to become crystalline	asukarearse v. refl.	46810
	asukear cf. asukarear	46820
sugar seller; sugar bowl	asukero m.	46830
	asúkir cf. asúkar	46840
grandma's medicine (sweet or similar to sugar)	asukita f.	46850
	asukri cf. asúkar	46860
candy (Amr.), sweet (Brit.)	asukrito m.	46890
sum up	asumar v.	46900
	asumbir v. cf. asuvir	46920
to take upon himself	asumir v.	46930
to play, to play stringed instrument (Monastir)	asunar v.	46940
	asuplador cf. asoplador	46950
	asuplar cf. asoplar	46960
	asuplarse cf. asoplarse	46970
forbidden, not allowed, prohibited	asur (ebr.) adj.	46980
prohibition	asur (ebr.) m.	46990
to scare, to terrify	asustar v.	47000
ascent; steep place, slope, steep road	asuvida f.	47010
ascent, ascension, climbing	asuvimiento m.	47030
to climb, to rose; to bring up	asuvir v.	47040
to ride, to ride a horse; to climb, to ascend	asuvirse v. refl.	47060
tiny ascent (ironically said of a steep ascent, steep street)	asuvitina f.	47070
suffocated	atabafado adj.	47080
stuffy	atabafador/dera adj.	47090
to suffocate, to choke; to dim noise (by cover); to cover with clothing until suffocating	atabafar v.	47100
be strangled, to choke	atabafarse v. refl.	47130
suffocation, shortness of breath; high temperature	atabafo m.	47140
bond, bundle; ribbons (ornaments) for a horse	atadero m.	47160
bond, bundle, relation, affinity; package ties; tying	atadijo m.	47190
tied, connected, bound, bundled; committed; pious	atado adj.	47200
	atado m.	47215
strap, ribbon	atador m.	47220
late, delayed, delayed; dark, extreme conservative	atadrado adj.	47230
lateness; excessive conservatism	atadramiento m.	47240
to delay, to pause	atadrar v.	47250
to linger	atadrarse v. refl.	47260
become evening	atadreser v.	47270
knot, bound, close connection; tying, form of tying; binding (sacrificing)	atadura f.	47280
depressed, anxious, oppressed; tired, disturbed, sick, disgusted, whose stomach weighs on him	atagantado adj.	47290
annoying	atagantador/dera adj.	47300
nuisance; feeling nauseous and disgusted	atagantamiento m.	47310
to bother, to disturb; to tire, to bore; to cause nausea	atagantar v.	47320
	atagantarse v. refl.	47325
nuisance, trouble; boredom; Disgust, nausea	ataganto m.	47330
tiring; disgusting	atagantozo adj.	47340
	atagentado cf. atagantado	47350
	atagentamiento cf. atagantamiento	47360
	atagentar cf. atagantar	47370
nuisance; persistent feeling of nausea and disgust	atagentina f.	47380
	atagento cf. ataganto	47390
	atagentozo cf. atagantozo	47400
	ataheado cf. atahseado	47410
assigned according to work arrangement; derived from destiny	atahseado adj.	47420
work usher, task divider; distributer of food	atahseador m.	47430
assignment of tasks/work; food distribution	atahseamiento m.	47440
to assign a task, to set for each one his part of the work, to set the quota; to decide the fate of	atahsear v.	47450
attack; accusation	ataka f.	47460
attacked; , tuberculous, sick with a contagious disease; tight	atakado adj.	47470
aggressor	atakador m.	47480
attack; infection	atakadura f.	47490
proper, neat, well organized, well dressed	atakanado (ebr.) adj.	47500
the arranger, the organizer	atakanador (ebr.) m.	47510
to fix, to arrange, to beautify, to nurture, to decorate, to arrange with care and attention, to dress beautifully	atakanar (ebr.) v.	47520
to dress up, to arrange his appearance	atakanarse (ebr.) v. refl.	47530
	atakanear cf. atakanar	47540
(Ironically :) fancy dress	atakanijo (ebr.) m.	47550
clothing, elegant and fashionable clothing	atakano (ebr.) m.	47560
	atakante n.	47565
to attack, to pounce on; to ignite, start to burn; to burn	atakar v.	47570
to be attacked, to be contracted by disease, to be attacked by binge/obsession; to ignite, to burn with fire; to get angry, to run out with anger	atakarse v. refl.	47580
exposed to attack	atakavle adj.	47590
onslaught, attack	atako/atake m.	47600
to designate, to appoint, to allocate	ataksar v.	47610
guard tower, watch-tower	atalaya f.	47620
scout, observer	atalayador m.	47630
o watch, to observe, to stand ready, stand guard	atalayar v.	47640
intelligence officer, observer, tracker	atalayero m.	47650
palm tree; column	atamaral (ebr.) m.	47660
connection, linkage; affection, devotion	atamiento m.	47670
binder	atán (lad.) adj.	47675
also, equally, the more-	atán (ke) adv.	47680
claims	atanós (ebr.) f. pl.	47690
	atansión (fr.) cf. atensión	47700
listening, paying attention, attentive, alert, vigilant	atantivo (fr.) adj.	47710
at the same time	atanto adv.	47720
to bind, to connect, to attach; to close a deal; to rely on, to trust in	atar v.	47730
release from one's vow	atará (ebr.) f.	47840
delayed, late	atardado adj.	47860
delay; extreme conservatism	atardamiento m.	47870
become evening	atardeser v.	47880
busy	atareado adj.	47900
preparations for sleep (said in anger and bitterness)	atarkadijo m.	47910
lying down, lying reluctantly	atarkado adj.	47920
lying down to sleep without desire	atarkamiento m.	47930
to lay down in bed against his will	atarkar v.	47940
to stretch; to lie against his will	atarkarse v. refl.	47960
to commit, to bind oneself, to be bound; to become thick	atarse v. refl.	47970
attach? (commercial, military)	atasé (fr.) m.	47990
coffin	ataud m.	48000
crazy, missing a screw, head in the clouds; stupid, fool	atavanado adj.	48010
to go crazy, to start talking nonsense	atavanarse v. refl.	48020
heredity, atavism	atavismo/izmo m.	48030
seeker of dangers and risks, daring	atedjí (t.) m.	48040
	ategantar cf. atagantar	48050
	ateganto cf. ataganto	48060
heresy, atheism	ateismo m.	48070
	ateisto adj.	48080
	atelié (fr.) m.	48090
	atemado adj.	48100
	atemamiento m.	48120
	atemante m.	48125
to exhaust, to tire, to take out the soul; to destroy, to bring loss	atemar v.	48130
to be terrified, to be bored; to, destroy; to commit suicide	atemarse v. refl.	48140
weakness, laxity	atemasión f.	48145
end, limit	atemo m.	48170
to get up early	atempranar v.	48190
to reach, to approach; to wait	atender v.	48200
to shelter like a tent, to shade	atendiar v.	48205
Athenian	ateneo n. & adj.	48210
Athenian	ateniano adj. & m.	48220
attention; consideration	atensión f.	48230
assassination, violent assault, assault; subversive action	atentado m.	48250
attacker	atentador m.	48270
to notice; to atack, to act subversively	atentar v.	48280
	atentat/atentato cf. atentado	48290
	atentivamente adv.	48295
attentive, caring, kind	atentivo adj.	48300
attentive, listening, kind	atento adj.	48310
attention	atento m.	48320
weakened, weak, softened	atenuado adj.	48350
to weaken, to alleviate, to soften	atenuar v.	48360
weakening, softening	atenuasión f.	48370
infidel, atheist	ateo adj.	48380
a type of sea minnow	aterina (t.) f.	48385
	aterkado cf. atarkado	48390
	aterkar cf. atarkar	48400
	aterkarse v. refl. cf. atarkarse	48410
to put a limit, to limit	aterminear v.	48420
	atero adj. cf. entero	48430
three years old; threefold	aterseado adj.	48440
divided into three, threefold	atersiado adj.	48450
to divide into three parts, to triple	atersiar v.	48460
enthusiastic, passionate, agile, alert, quick to understand, quick to act	atesh (t.) adj.	48470
to treasure	atesorar v.	48480
confirmation, verification	atestamiento f.	48490
to testify, to give testimony	atestar v.	48500
confirmation, statement, testimony, opinion, evaluation, recommendation	atestasión f.	48510
to testify, to confirm	atestiguar v.	48520
	atidot (ebr.) f. pl.	48525
	atidud cf. aktitud	48530
shy	atimado adj.	48540
	atino cf. tino (2)	48550
to discern, to distinguish, to feel, to notice; to find what he groped after, to discover with his eyes; to learn; to determine	atinar v.	48560
to notice	atinarse v. refl.	48570
attractive, appealing	atirante (fr.) adj.	48580
to pull, to pull the heart, to seduce	atirar v.	48590
that his heart was drawn, which was tempted	atirado adj.	48595
	atitud cf. aktitud	48610
	atkuendo cf. atuendo	48620
brown frost spots on vegetables	atlán m.	48630
Atlantic	atlántiko adj. & m.	48640
geographic atlas	atlás m.	48650
atlas fabric (glossy, silk fabric)	atlas/atlaz m.	48660
	atlear v. cf. atledear	48670
to skip, to jump	atledear (t.) v.	48680
	atlektizmo cf. atletismo	48690
	atlet cf. atleta	48700
athlete	atleta m. & f.	48710
athletic	atlétiko adj.	48720
athletics	atletismo m.	48730
atmosphere; airspace	atmósfera f.	48740
	ato cf. akto	48760
to seal; to wed, to marry	atochar v.	48770
to be closed hermetically	atocharse v. refl.	48780
injured in forehead, head injured	atolondrado adj.	48790
to injure the forehead, to injure the head	atolondrar v.	48800
	atolontrado cf. atolondrado	48810
atomic, nuclear	atomiko adj.	48820
atom	átomo m.	48830
to make a fool; to confuse, to amaze	atontar v.	48840
to become stupid; to be confused, to be amazed	atontarse v. refl.	48850
to make a fool	atonteser v.	48860
to become stupid	atonteserse v. refl.	48870
confused, distracted; who becomes fool	atontesido adj.	48880
confusion, stupidity	atontesimiento m.	48890
to make a fool of, to astonish	atordir v.	48895
go mad, to make a fool of oneself; to be amazed	atordirse v. refl.	48900
confession; consent barely obtained; disclaimer; promise	atorgamiento m.	48910
to admit, to recognize in; to confes; to declare; to promise; to agree	atorgar v.	48920
to confess, to declare himself	atorgarse v.	48950
admission	atorgo m.	48960
tortured; sad, sorry	atormentado adj.	48970
to orture, to harass	atormentar v.	48980
to be tortured, to torture himself	atormentarse v. refl.	48990
return ; return back to life, resurrection	atornada f.	49000
to go back	atornar v.	49020
	atorsar cf. atorser	49060
distorted without the ability to straighten	atorseado adj.	49070
Satan	atorsedor m.	49080
to distort, to twist, to confuse; to blackmail; to do an abomination; to seduce	atorser v.	49090
to contort	atorserse v. refl.	49095
twisted; intertwined	atorsido adj.	49100
blackmailer, instigator ; Devil	atorsidor m.	49110
extortion, coercion, crime	atorsimiento m.	49120
worried, terrified, frightened, shocked fear; astonished, confused	atorvado adj.	49130
annoying	atorvador/dera n. & adj.	49140
horror; confusion	atorvamiento m.	49150
scary, terrifying	atorvante adj.	49151
to terrify, to frighten; to confuse	atorvar v.	49160
to fear, to be anxious, to worry	atorvarse v. refl.	49170
	atorvasión cf. atorvamiento	49180
disruption, harassment, discomfort, embarrassment	atorvo m.	49190
confused, shocked, lost	atrabulado adj.	49200
to lose his head, to get confused, to lose his way	atrabularse v. refl.	49210
attractive, appealing, magical, pleasant	atraente adj.	49220
to attract; to enchant, to attract the heart; to bring,to bring back, to get close to, to make someone listen	atraer v.	49230
	atraje cf. atraze	49240
attraction; play, show, amusement, attraction	atraksión f.	49250
attractive	atraktivo adj.	49260
	atramuz cf. tramuz	49270
to lock, to close a door/window with a closing rod	atrankar v.	49280
to grasp; to root, to uproot	atrapar v.	49290
back, behind; before (time), after	atrás adv.	49300
false promises!	atrasdán! interj.	49540
secretly, without being felt, behind the scenes	atrasmano adv.	49550
lonely, dodging company	atravado adj.	49560
to stretch, to pull	atravar v.	49570
to dodge a company, to withdraw his hands from	atravarse v. refl.	49580
(in a negative tone :) to lie down to sleep	atravesar v.	49590
to get stuck	atraveser v.	49600
retarded, retarded after fashion, retarded (in time), backward; delayed	atrazado adj.	49610
retardation, opinions and behavior that have long since become obsolete, ignorance	atrazamiento m.	49620
causes retardation, inhibits progress	atrazante adj.	49640
to retreat, to lag, to step back, to sink, to descend; to delay, to suspend, to postpone; to retreat backwards	atrazar v.	49650
to linger, to stay behind, to be late; to retreat	atrazarse v. refl.	49670
decoration, jewel; garment; the manner of dress, the style of dress, the nature of the dress; Item of clothing, type of clothing	atraze m.	49680
the balance of the debt, the balance of the work; Work completion arrears, paid arrears	atrazo m.	49690
device, tool	atrefisión f.	49695
to braid a braid	atrensar v.	49700
to climb, to ascend	atreparse v. refl.	49710
	atrevido cf. atrivido	49720
attributed to, dedicated to, intended for	atribuido adj.	49730
to attribute to, to associate; to grant	atribuir v.	49740
to attribute to himself	atribuirse v. refl.	49760
crazy	atribulado (port.) adj.	49770
to go crazy	atribularse (port.) v. refl.	49780
madness	atribulasión (port.) f.	49790
designation, appointment, allowance; attribution; grant	atribusión f.	49800
attribute, characteristic, hallmark, characterization	atributo m.	49810
lobby	atrio m.	49815
to cheat, to deceive	atrisher (fr.) v.	49820
sad, sorry	atristado (fr.) adj.	49830
unfortunate, saddening, depressing, discouraging	atristante (fr.) adj.	49840
to sadden, to cause grief	atristar v.	49850
to be sorry, to be saddened	atristarse v. refl.	49860
	atriviar cf. atrivir	49870
cheeky, shameless; bold, brave, determined, risking everything, decisive	atrivido adj.	49880
boldness, courage; gall	atrivimiento f.	49890
to dare	atrivir v.	49900
to dare ; to be rude; to risk; to decide, to make a decision; to trust, to trust in	atrivirse v. refl.	49910
an act of courage, an act of boldness; entering danger; determination	atrivisión f.	49930
cruel, horrible	atroche (it.) adj.	49940
degeneration, depletion, atrophy	atrofia f.	49950
	atrogar cf. atorgar	49960
to thunder	atronar v.	49970
an act of cruelty, an act of horror	atrosidad f.	49980
cruel, inhuman, animalistic	atroz/atrós adj.	49990
to become stormy	atruenar v.	50000
	atrún/atruno cf. otruno	50010
to all	atú (fr.) adv.	50020
confused, dumbfounded, astonished, lost his mind, vague, blurred; Frivolous, reckless	atudrido adj.	50040
frivolity, recklessness	atudrimiento m.	50050
to stun, to astonish; to crave for sleep	atudrir v.	50060
a strong desire to sleep, lust for sleep	atudrisión f.	50065
Shut! Shut up!	atudrisión! f.	50070
early preparations, dressing and make-up	atuenderío m.	50080
utensils, kitchen utensils; those who hesitate to take responsibility; potty	atuendo m.	50090
mouldy	atufado adj.	50110
to mould	atufar v.	50120
to become mouldy, that got a musty smell; which has a smell of charcoal that did not burn well	atufarse v. refl.	50130
confused, drowsy, sleepy	atupido adj.	50140
to take a nap, to fall asleep due to fever	atupirse v. refl.	50150
	aturmentar cf. atormentar	50160
	aturvado cf. atorvado	50170
	aturvar cf. atorvar	50180
	aturvo cf. atorvo	50190
daring	audás adj.	50200
daring	audasiozo adj.	50210
	audensa cf. audensia	50220
audience, public	audensia f.	50230
	audiensa cf. audensia	50250
an auditorium	auditorio m.	50260
	auflado cf. unflado	50270
	auflar cf. unflar	50280
to wish; to prophesy	augurar v.	50290
to wish for himself	augurarse v. refl.	50300
wishing, blessing; prophecy	augurio m.	50310
majestic, full of majesty	augusto adj.	50320
to cry, sigh; to growl, to roar	aular (t.) v.	50330
roar, growl; turmoil	aulamiento (t.)	50340
crying, sighing; roar, growl	aulasión (t.) f.	50350
smoky	aumado adj.	50360
to fill with smoke, to soot	aumar v.	50370
	aumarse cf. saumar	50380
added	aumentado adj.	50390
to increase, to add, to multiply; to rise (price), to rise in price; to raise the price	aumentar v.	50400
increase, addition, increase in; rising prices	aumento m.	50410
	aumoristikano m.	50415
still, more, even	aún adv.	50420
although, regardless of	aún conj.	50430
united; unifying; agreed with	aunado adj.	50460
union, association; unification; Unity, uniformity; consensus, unanimous	aunamiento m.	50470
together, unanimously	aunamente adv.	50475
to unite, to merge; to set aside; to make uniform; to group together	aunar/aunear v.	50480
to unite	aunarse v. refl.	50490
	aunear cf. aunar	50500
	aunflar cf. unflar	50510
	aunflarse cf. unflarse	50520
unified, cohesive, connected	aunido adj.	50530
	aunke cf. aún ke	50540
laurel	aurel m.	50550
magicion, soothsayer	aurero m.	50560
	ausensia cf. absensia	50570
Austria	Austía/Austría f.	50575
Austrian	austíako/austriako adj. & m.	50580
original, genuine, authentic	auténtiko adj.	50590
automobile, car	autó m.	50600
autobiography	autobiografía f.	50610
autobiographical	autobiográfiko adj.	50620
self-determination	autodeterminasión f.	50630
autograph, handwriting by the author	autógrafo m.	50640
automatic machine	automat m.	50650
automatically	automátikamente adv.	50660
automatic	automátiko adj.	50670
	automno cf. otonyo	50675
automobile, car	automobil m.	50680
autonomy, self-government	autonomía f.	50690
autonomous, independent	autónomo adj.	50700
	autonyo cf. otonyo	50710
post-mortem, autopsy	autopsía f.	50720
author	autor m.	50730
authority	autoridad f.	50740
local authorities	autoridad lokales	50750
authoritarian; influential; powerful, tyrant	autoritario adj.	50770
authoritative	autorizado adj.	50780
to authorize	autorizar v.	50790
authorization; authority	autorizasión f.	50800
	autunyo cf. otonyo	50810
to cheer, to raise his voice happily	auvlar v.	50820
cheer, trumpet call	auvlasión f.	50830
accustomed	auzado adj.	50840
to accustom	auzar v.	50850
to become used to	auzarse v. refl.	50860
father; president, chairman	av (ebr.) m.	50870
Av (the month)	av (ebr.) m.	50890
peans; itchy rash	ava f.	50900
slowly, calmly, quietly, in moderation	avagar adv.	50940
slowness	avagareza f.	50970
	avagariento cf. avagarozo	50980
slow	avagariko adj.	50990
slowly, calmly, quietly, moderately	avagariko adv.	51000
Let's see you do it! ...	avagariko! interj.	51005
	avagarozamente cf. avagariko	51015
slow, motionless, inactive, sluggish, lazy	avagarozo adj.	51020
lighting gas, natural gas	avagazi (t.) m.	51030
income, profit	avait (t.) m.	51040
but	aval (ebr.) conj.	51050
surround, enclose	avaliadear v.	51060
to surround himself with a fence, to fortify himself	avaliadearse v. refl.	51070
emphasized, highlighted	avaliado adj.	51080
to emphasize,	avaliar v.	51090
appreciated, highlighted	avalorado adj.	51100
to evaluate, to present in highlighting its value	avalorar v.	51110
understanding, meaning	avaná (ebr.) f.	51120
	avanado cf. atavanado	51140
fool, gullible	avanak (t.) m.	51150
craziness, madness	avanamiento m.	51160
to go crazy	avanarse v. refl.	51170
avant-garde	avangard (fr.) m.	51180
advanced; that was saved, that was spared	avansado adj.	51190
saving; savings	avansado m.	51200
economical; saver	avansador/dera adj.	51210
	avansajamente adv.	51215
progress; saving	avansamiento m.	51220
to advance; to improve; to save	avansar v.	51230
to save	avansarse v. refl.	51240
(in irony:) thrift	avansijo m.	51250
forward, earnest (advance) money; progress, priority; success; adhesion, acceleration	avanso m.	51260
exploiter	avantadjí m. & adj.	51290
preferred	avantajado adj.	51300
(in irony:) to save	avantajar (port.) v.	51310
to prefer, to favor, to give privilege, to give advantage	avantajar v.	51320
	avantaj (fr.) cf. avantaje	51330
advantage, priority, credit in a bank account	avantaje m.	51340
profitably	avantajozamente adv.	51350
has advantages; helpful, efficient, profitable	avantajozo adj.	51360
to praise	avantar v.	51370
to boast	avantarse v. refl.	51380
before; the old days	avante prep. & adv.	51390
Forward!	avanti! (it.) interj.	51420
spoilage, defect; marine damage (to ship or cargo)	avaría/avária f.	51430
broken, damaged	avariado adj.	51440
to spoil	avariar v.	51450
to be spoiled	avariarse v. refl.	51460
stinginess	avarisia f.	51470
stingy, miser	avaro adj.	51480
incidentally, in an unplanned way, accidentally	avayá (t.) adv.	51490
	avayadear cf. envayadear	51500
to sew the edge of the garment	avaynar v.	51510
Havdalah	avdalá/avdelá (ebr.) f.	51520
hunter	avdjí (t.) m.	51530
hunting	avdjilik (t.) m.	51540
fowl; a nickname for an uninitiated, heavy and cumbersome person	ave f.	51550
	aveano cf. aviana	51580
to find out, to explore in order to get down to the truth, to make sure	avedradear v.	51590
	avedredear cf. avedradear	51600
mourner; mourning, seven days of mourning	avel (ebr.) m.	51610
days of mourning; mourning, the duration of mourning	avelut (ebr.)	51630
oatmeal	avena f.	51640
	avenenar v. cf. envenenar	51650
avenue	avenida f.	51660
accepting, compromise, reconciliation	avenimiento m.	51670
future; appearance, chance	avenir (fr.) m.	51680
to arrange, to organize; to act in order to obtain consent	avenir v.	51700
to agree with each other, to get along, to reach an agreement	avenirse v. refl.	51710
pleasant, welcoming, courteous, comfortable, conciliatory	avenivle adj.	51730
winnower	aventadera f.	51740
a continuous and annoying waving	aventadero m.	51750
fan	aventador m.	51760
waving air with fan/blower	aventadura f.	51770
to transcend	aventajarse v.	51780
to blow, to blow a wind (with a fan or other means); to disperse	aventar v.	51790
to ventilate using a fan	aventarse v. refl.	51810
adventure	aventura f.	51820
daring, risk-taking; poor, miserable; happy, lucky	aventurado adj.	51830
future; fate; happiness, satisfaction, blessing	aventuransa f.	51840
to consider happy	aventurar v.	51845
to take a risk, to dare	aventurarse v. refl.	51850
adventurer; hothead; crook, speculator	aventurero adj.	51860
	aventuriero cf. aventurero	51870
air, wind; atmosphere; climate, weather, hospitality	aver (ebr.) m.	51880
property, assets, capital; business negotiations	aver m.	51960
to have, to contain, to exist, to happen	aver v.	51970
crime, sin	averá (ebr.) f.	52030
verified, approved	averdadeado adj.	52040
to verify, to confirm correctness, to verify correctness	averdadear v.	52050
diagonally	averé adv.	52060
in shame	averguensadamente adv.	52070
embarrassed, ashamed	averguensado adj.	52080
insulting, humiliating	averguensante adj.	52090
to put to shame, to humiliate, to offend, to insult, to despise	averguensar v.	52100
to be ashamed, to show insecurity	averguensarse v. refl.	52110
shy	averguensozo adj.	52120
exploring the truth, searching for the truth, investigating	averiguamiento m.	52130
to verify, to investigate, to find out, to analyze	averiguar v.	52140
fan, with good air directions; pleasant, entertaining, nice, easy-going, playful	averlí/ía adj.	52150
hate	aversión f.	52160
hated, unwanted, antipathetic	aversiz adj.	52170
to inform; to warn	avertir v.	52180
ostrich	avestruz m.	52185
	avertura cf. aviertura	52187
notice, warning	avertisimiento (fr.) m.	52190
	aveyana cf. aviana	52200
	avezindadear cf. avezindar	52210
to border on, to be in neighborhood with; to spend time with neighbors	avezindar v.	52220
to spend time with neighbors	avezindarse v. refl.	52230
	avezindear v. cf. avezindar	52240
to live in good contact with his neighbors	avgolémono (gr.)	52250
	avgosto cf. agosto	52260
	avgumitar v. cf. gomitar	52270
	avgust cf. agosto	52280
	avi cf. ave	52290
pilot	aviador m.	52300
hazelnut, a small nut	aviana f.	52310
air force; aviation	aviasión f.	52320
	aviator cf. aviador	52330
very old, old-fashioned	aviejentado adj.	52340
	aviejentar v. cf. enviejeser	52360
	avierdo cf. avierto	52370
(woman) frivolous, immodest, unrestrained	avierta adj.	52380
publicly	aviertamente adv.	52390
open, exposed, burst; peppery, rude, immodest, hedonistic; honest, open-minded, intelligent, bright, agile, active	avierto adj.	52400
opening, inauguration of a place; loophole; magic; wisdom, understanding; key, index	aviertura f.	52440
narrow opening, crack, fissure, groove	avierturika f.	52470
white beans	avikas f. pl.	52480
to degrade	avilar v.	52490
to become bad/evil	avilarse v. refl.	52500
our father	avinu (ebr.) m.	52510
airplane	avión m.	52520
to manure the soil; to corrupt his way	avisiar v.	52530
	avismo cf. abismo	52540
wasp	avispa f.	52550
wasp	avispón m.	52560
immediately, at the same time	avista adv.	52570
to feel, to notice, to see	avistar v.	52580
to guess	avistarse v. refl.	52590
	avitas cf. ava	52600
instinct, natural sense	ávito m.	52610
	aviyar cf. avilar	52620
informed ; educated, enlightened	avizado adj.	52630
to announce, to give notice, to declare, to inform ; to warn	avizar v.	52640
to become known, to be warned	avizarse v. refl.	52645
to approach; to make friends, to make social connections	avizinarse v. refl.	52650
	avizindarse cf. avezindarse	52660
message, ad, in line, news; opinion; advice	avizo m.	52670
speech, lecture, sermon, conversation (on the radio, in public); speaking ability	avla f.	52680
	avlá (ebr.) f.	52685
talkativeness, chatter, idle talk; fluency of speech; gossip, slander; confusion out of heat	avladero m.	52730
that being said	avlado m.	52740
lecturer; talker; advocate	avlador/dera m.	52760
speaker (of language)	avlante n.	52765
to talk, to lecture, to converse, to start a conversation	avlar v.	52770
to be spoken	avlarse v. refl.	53025
chatter, murmur; nonsense; gossip, slander	avlastina f.	53030
chatterer	avlastón/a adj.	53040
	avlatina cf. avlastina	53050
	avlistón/a cf. avlastón/a	53060
	avlistán cf. avlastón	53070
The patriarchs of the world	avod aaolam (ebr.) m. pl.	53080
worship of God, religious ceremony, prayer; work, task; the "Avoda" order (Yom Kippur)	avoda (ebr.) f.	53090
idolatry	avodazara (ebr.) f.	53110
	avoká (fr.) cf. avokato	53120
	avokado cf. avokato	53130
act as a lawyer (said in a negative way)	avokatear v.	53140
advocacy; legal evidence; legal argumentation	avokatería f.	53150
attorney, defense attorney; represents someone (said negatively)	avokato m.	53160
iniquity, crime, sin	avón (ebr.) m.	53170
abort	avortar v.	53175
abortion	avorto m.	53178
patriarchs	avot (ebr.) m. pl.	53180
"ve-Avraam siv" - the Hebrew-Aramaic Parasha read after the groom ascend to the Torah	avram siv (ebr.)	53190
A nickname for Abraham	Avramachi/Avramucho	53200
a small green and sour plum	avramila f.	53210
Hello!	avré! interj.	53220
	avreguensado adj. cf. averguensado	53230
	avreguensante cf. averguensante	53240
	avreguensar v. cf. averguensar	53250
arthritis	avri kura	53260
opening, inauguration	avrida f.	53270
tendency to constantly open doors and windows	avridero m.	53280
opener	avridor m.	53290
opening, revelation	avridura f.	53300
	avrigado cf. abrigado	53310
	avrigar cf. abrigar	53320
	avrigarse cf. abrigarse	53330
	avrigo cf. abrigo m.	53340
April	avril m.	53350
to open, to inspect, to extract cork, to give a laxative drug	avrir v.	53360
to be opened; to bloom; to open himself, to confess, to reveal his heart; to rupture; to overcome his shyness	avrirse v. refl.	53630
	avrunguensar v. cf. averguensar	53650
confidence; hope; insurance	avtahá (ebr.) f.	53660
optimistic, who never loses hope	avtahalí (ebr.) adj.	53680
	avtor cf. autor	53690
	avtoritet cf. autoridad	53700
grandpa/grandma	avuelo/a n.	53710
patriarchs	avuelos m. pl.	53720
	avuviyo cf. abubiya	53725
	ay adv. cf ayi	53730
	ay v. cf. aver	53740
Ay! (scream of pain)	ay! interj.	53750
call to arouse a child; call of boasting by children - arousing the envy of someone	aya! interj.	53760
there	ayá adv.	53770
	ayá! interj. cf. elaya	53780
finding something lost	ayadizo/ayadijo m.	53790
finding, discovery, invention; excuse	ayado/ayada m.	53800
act of finding	ayadura f.	53810
friend, colleague	ayaktash (t.) m.	53820
smoothing, sanding; overcoming shame, openness	ayanamiento m.	53830
to smooth, to sand, to flatten, to straighten	ayanar v.	53840
to become smooth, to be polished; to becomes open/natural in his behavior	ayanarse v. refl.	53850
measure of gold and silver (carat), degree of purity; level, measure	ayar (t.) m.	53860
to fund	ayar v.	53960
to be found	ayarse v. refl.	54010
May (Iyar)	ayaru m.	54020
dry cold, clear and cold air	ayaz (t.) m.	54030
	aydado cf. aedado adj.	54040
Ayde! (a call of spurring)	ayde!/aydes! (t.) interj.	54050
spurring, pushing blow (to an animal)	aydeada f.	54060
spurred	aydeado adj.	54070
oppressor (of animal)	aydeador m.	54080
Forward!	ayde! (t.) interj.	54090
to spur, to press to work; to ride, to drive	aydear (t.) v.	54100
bandit, robber	ayduk (serb.-cro.) m.	54105
	aydurear (t.) cf. uydurear	54110
arrival	ayegada f.	54120
who arrived, visitor	ayegado adj.	54130
approach	ayegamiento m.	54140
to reach, to approach; to achieve, to succeed; to make a sacrifice; to get to see	ayegar v.	54150
to approach, to join	ayegarse v. refl.	54170
sacrifice	ayegasión f.	54180
	ayelé cf. adjilé	54190
	ayentro cf. adientro	54200
yesterday	ayer adv.	54210
there	ayí/aí adv.	54230
	ayifsiano m. cf. aisiano	54240
	Ayifto cf. Aífto	54250
the letter "ע"	ayin (ebr.) m.	54260
	ayina cf. aina adv.	54270
	ayinda cf. ainda	54280
	ayindamas cf. aindamas	54290
	ayisiano cf. aisiano	54300
is it possible?	ayiteken baolam? (ebr.)	54310
still, until, not before	ayla (t.) adv.	54320
idle, free; unemployed; not occupied	aylak (t.)	54330
idler, nomad	aylaz (t.) m.	54340
idleness, laziness	aylazlik (t.) m.	54350
monthly payment	aylik (t.) m.	54360
milkless (= aging)	aymana (t.) f.	54370
cheat, swindler, crook	aynadjí (t.) adj.	54380
the evil eye; the effect of the evil eye	aynará (ebr.)	54390
that is; almost	aynó (ebr.) adv.	54430
today	ayom (ebr.) adv.	54450
buttermilk	ayrán (t.) m.	54470
green beans	ayshe (t.)	54480
enema; help, assistance, support, relief	ayuda f.	54490
supporter, assistant	ayudador/dera n.	54510
supporter, assistant	ayudante m.	54520
to help, to assist, to support	ayudar v.	54540
to be helped	ayudarse v. refl.	54550
support, assistance, relief; grant	ayudo m.	54560
to fast	ayunar v.	54600
fasting	ayuno m.	54610
municipality	ayuntamiento m.	54615
few, in small quantity	az (t.) adv.	54620
handle (of cup or pot)	aza f.	54630
orange flower	azar m.	54650
chance; gambling, luck	azar (fr.) m.	54670
Temple court, gallery, women's part in sinagoge	azará (ebr.) f.	54700
to risk, to take a risk	azardar (fr.) v.	54710
chance; luck	azardo (fr.) m.	54720
dangerous, dubious	azardozo (fr.) adj.	54740
free, unrestrained	azat (t.) adj. & adv.	54750
	azatuna cf. azeituna	54780
creator, creative person; who does/ performs/causes	azedor m.	54790
spilled oil, oil stain; seasoning oil	azeitada f.	54820
oiled	azeitado adj.	54830
anointing with oil, lubrication	azeitadura f.	54840
to oil, to anoint with oil	azeitar v.	54850
oil	azeite m.	54870
oil-selling store	azeitería f.	55050
oil storage	azeiterío m.	55060
oil seller	azeitero m.	55070
oiled	azeitozo adj.	55080
olive (the fruit)	azeituna f.	55090
olive tree	azeitunal m.	55100
olive tree; olives seller	azeitunero m.	55110
to make, to create; to help, to assist	azer v.	55120
	azerado adj.	55405
steel	azero m.	55410
to become; to pretend, to make himself; to ripen, to complete its ripening; to die	azerse v. refl.	55420
a symbolic unit for buying "mitzvos" in the synagogue	azes m. pl.	55550
	azete cf. azeite	55560
	azeti cf. azeite	55570
	azetuna cf. azeituna	55580
	azetunal cf. azeitunal	55590
angry, boiling with anger, full of frustration; negligent, lax; bad man; crazy	azgín (t.) adj.	55600
lack of manners	azginlik (t.) m.	55620
Asian	aziátiko adj.	55630
property, capital, wealth, assets, estate	azienda f.	55640
rich in assets, rich	aziendado adj.	55660
to enrich, to grant welfare and wealth	aziendar v.	55670
to give shelter, to give refuge	azikar v.	55680
	azil cf. azilo	55690
shelter; kindergarten	azilo m.	55700
ready, ready to use effortlessly	azir (t.) adj.	55730
confectionery merchant (ready-made clothes)	azirdjí (t.) m.	55760
memorial of souls	azkará/eskará (ebr.) f.	55770
success, prosperity, abundance, happiness, luck	azlahá (ebr.) f.	55780
lucky, successful	azlahadjí (ebr.) adj.	55800
abundant, fortunate	azlahalí/ía (ebr.) adj.	55810
to wander aimlessly; to talk without saying anything	azlanear v.	55820
cigarette holder	azlik (t.) m.	55830
	azmak (t.) m.	55835
not puffed, baked without yeast, not baked properly	azmo adj.	55840
she-ass	azna f.	55850
to utter nonsense, to say foolish things; to act like a fool, to act like a donkey	aznear v.	55860
to fool around, to act like a fool, to act foolishly	aznearse v. refl.	55870
acingt like a donkey foolishness, stupid behavior	aznedad f.	55880
	aznenko m. cf. aznesko	55900
group of donkeys; stupidity, nonsense	aznería f.	55910
plenty of donkeys	aznerío m.	55920
donkey driver; a rude man	aznero m.	55930
donkey language, rude language	aznesko m.	55940
	aznidad cf. aznedad	55950
donkey-foal, little donkey	azniko m.	55960
	azniría cf. aznería	55970
donkey	azno m.	55980
stupid!	aznucho! interj.	56150
ace; lasso	azo m.	56160
mercury; a man as slippery and elusive as mercury	azogre m.	56180
	azota cf. asote	56190
	azotar v. cf. asotar	56200
bold, cynical, cheeky, rude, vulgar, shameless	azpán (ebr.) m.	56210
to be rude	azpanearse (ebr.) v. refl.	56215
bold, cynical, cheeky, rude, vulgar	azpanim (ebr.) adj.	56230
boldness, impudence, cynicism, rudeness, vulgarity	azpanut (ebr.)	56240
blue, intense blue, azure, indigo	azul adj.	56250
bluish	azulado adj.	56260
to turn blue	azular v.	56270
to turn blue; to paint in a color that tends to be blue	azulear v.	56280
	azur cf. azul	56290
boldness, impudence	azut panim (ebr.) f.	56295
old, aged	ba bayamim (ebr.) adj.	56300
dreamer; dream solver	baal (a)halomot (ebr.) m.	56310
Baal (idol)	Baal (ebr.)	56320
the party in question, the person in question, the litigant (in court)	baal adavar/baladavar (ebr.) m.	56330
optimist, always hoping for the best, sees pink	baal aftahá (ebr.) n.	56340
miracle-worker	baal anes (ebr.) m.	56350
litigant	baal din (ebr.) m.	56360
animal	baal hayim/baal hay (ebr.) m.	56365
crippled	baal mum (ebr.) m.	56370
repentant	baal teshuvá (ebr.) m.	56380
philanthropist	baal tsedaká (ebr.) m.	56385
homeowners, community members	baalé batim (ebr.) m. pl.	56390
"because of our iniquities!"	baavonó! (ebr.) interj.	56400
"because of our iniquities!"	baavonot arabim (ebr.)	56410
head cover	baba (t.) f.	56420
father; goose; a person who talks non-stop without saying anything; quack; fool, gullible	babá f.	56430
a gloomy/moody person	babá meraklí (t.) m.	56440
strong, well built	babachko adj.	56450
looks good despite his age; lively; ''trump''; a big and sturdy man	babadján (t.) m.	56460
a lower-class adult	babalik (t.) m.	56470
Darling! (admiration call)	babam! (t.) interj.	56480
	babaruto cf. bambarato	56490
ghost, phantom	babáu (it.)	56500
sturdy, stable, strong; brave	babayit (t.) adj.	56510
courage, boldness	babayitlik (t.) f.	56520
seagull	babeka f.	56530
innocent, fool	babieko adj.	56550
snail	babilikonya (t.) f.	56560
Babylonia	Babilona	56570
Babylonian	babiloniano/babilóniko adj.	56580
an elderly Macedonian peasant	babo f.	56590
goose, duck	babón m.	56600
a type of large plum; tumor in forehead/head/hand	babota f.	56610
daddy (in infantile parlance); authorized person	babu (it.) m.	56620
witch, scary character (for kids)	babula f.	56630
a hairy and ugly man	babushko m.	56650
three cards of equal value (in a card game); a trio of people with a common imagination or trait	bachikón m.	56660
kind of a card game	bachka f.	56670
military ransom payers	badalat (t.) m. pl.	56690
whitewashing; whitewash brush; smoothing	bádana/badaná (t.) f.	56700
plasterer, whitewasher	badanadjí (t.) m.	56730
to plaster, to whitewash	badanar (t.) v.	56740
mobile bidet	badela/badella f.	56750
almond	badem (t.) m.	56760
stupid, dumb	badeno adj.	56770
to bother	baderear v.	56780
	badiavá (t.) cf. bedavá	56790
pliers, forceps	badija f.	56800
shovel, pan	badil m.	56810
fast	badir (t.)- a badir adv.	56820
	badiya cf. badija	56830
chimney; ventilation window	badjá (t.) f.	56840
brother-in-law (used only for those who married two sisters)	badjanak (t.) m.	56850
tested	badkado (ebr.) adj.	56855
chametz examination, elimination of chametz	badkamiento (ebr.) m.	56860
to check carefully, to detect and feel and search; to inspect an animal to determine kosher; to do a chametz test; to palpate the body (sexually harass)	badkar (ebr.) v.	56870
echo; heavenly revelation	badkol (ebr.) m.	56880
tested, checked	baduk (ebr.) adj.	56885
	bafe cf. bofe	56890
warmth, softness (of home, family)	bafiko (port.) m.	56900
	bafir- a bafir cf. abafir adv.	56910
breath, vapor; lung	bafo (port.) m.	56920
great vapor; fever, high fever (of the body)	bafor (port.) m.	57000
breeze, frantic wind, surge, storm; a heat wave that carries with it a bad smell	baforada (port.) f.	57010
baptism	baftiz/baftizmo m.	57060
who was baptized	baftizado adj.	57070
to baptize	baftizar v.	57080
	bagabont cf. vagabondo	57090
cargo, equipment	bagaj/bagaje (fr.) m.	57100
bacala	bagalau m.	57110
to be arrogant, to treat with contempt, to receive with disgust	baganear (t.) v.	57120
to agree to	baganearse (t.) v. refl.	57140
	bagash (t.) cf. bagaj	57150
a petty matter, a trivial matter, trifles; frivolity; ribbon	bagatela f.	57160
	bagchaván (t.) cf. bahchaván	57170
	bagché (t.) cf. bahché	57180
lightweight structure made of wood and plasterboard	bagdadí (t.) m.	57190
Baghdad	Bagdat f.	57195
	bagshaván (t.) cf. bahchaván	57200
ghost; dream	bahalom (ebr.) m.	57210
gardener	bahchaván (t.) m.	57230
horticulture	bahchavanlik (t.) m.	57235
garden, vegetable garden; a nickname for a pleasant, friendly person	bahché (t.) f.	57240
	bahchován (t.) cf. bahchaván	57270
to bind, to join	bahladear (t.) v.	57275
crybaby, pessimistic	bahotirké (ebr.) m. & f.	57280
	bahshish (t.) cf. bakshish	57290
by the grace of God, whatever it may be	bahtiná- a la bahtiná (t.)	57300
guy, youth, single, bachelor	bahur (ebr.) m.	57310
Walking on a rope, puppet; a person who frequently changes his mind, not serious	bailacho m.	57320
ballerina; ironically: a thin slice of bread	bailadera f.	57330
pleasant memories that preserve the pleasant times	bailado- lo bailado m.	57340
dancer	bailador/dera n.	57350
dance, dancing; the manner of the dance; the dance teacher's salary	bailadura f.	57360
to dance	bailar v.	57370
dance	baile m.	57410
to feel bad, to faint, to lose consciousness	bailear (t.) v.	57460
ballet dancer	bailerina f.	57470
ascent, hill	baír (t.) m.	57480
	bajanak cf. badjanak	57490
shopkeeper, a grocery store owner	bakal (t.) m.	57500
codfish	bakalá/bakalo m.	57520
grocery store; grocery goods	bakalié (t.)	57530
shopkeeping	bakalik (t.) m.	57540
a high school diploma	bakaloreá (fr.) f.	57550
Let's see! (in a tone of doubt)	bakalum! (t.) interj.	57560
to put on perfume	bakamearse v. refl.	57570
card game: Bakara	bakará m.	57580
to sing bakashot (religious piyyutim)	bakaseyar (ebr.) v.	57590
bakashot (religious piyyutim)	bakas(h)ot/d/ (ebr.) f. pl.	57600
	bakché (t.) cf. bahché	57610
excitement, palpitations	bake m.	57620
skilled, knowledgeable	bakí (ebr.) adj.	57650
copper; copper coin of little value	bakir (t.) m.	57660
bean	baklá (t.) f.	57670
almond cake honey and cinnamon	baklavá (t.) f.	57680
	baklevá (t.) cf. baklavá	57690
copper bucket, copper pot	bakrach (t.) m.	57700
tip, pourboire, bakshish	bakshish (t.) m.	57710
	bakterí (fr.) cf. bakteria	57720
bacteria	bakteria f.	57730
bacteriologist	bakteriolog m.	57740
bacteriology	bakteriolojia f.	57750
	bal cf. balo	57760
bundle, package, horse freight; ball (game); sling, bullet (rifle)	bala f.	57770
landlord; father of the family, husband	balabay (ebr.) m.	57810
the landlady, the housewife; a good, frugal and tidy housewife; the mother of the family	balabaya (ebr.) f.	57820
a negligent housewife	balabusha (ebr.) f.	57830
a father or mother who does not fulfill their obligations	balabustro/a (ebr.) m. & f.	57840
ballad	balada f.	57850
bragging	baladrón adj.	57860
bragging, boasting, arrogance	baladronada f.	57870
to brag	baladronear v.	57880
stupid, foolish, innocent	bálama (t.) adj.	57890
acorn	balamut (t.) m.	57895
dancer	balandor/dera n.	57900
I can not understand it!	balanish- ni tutún ni balanish! (t.) interj.	57910
scales, weight; balance; equilibrium; Libra	balansa f.	57920
to hammock, to swing; to balance, to create equilibrium; to alance account	balansar v.	57940
	balar cf. bailar	57950
rail sill	balasto m.	57960
tile	balata (arab.) f.	57970
	balavtahá (ebr.) m. cf. baal aftahá	57980
muddy soil, clay soil, puddle	balchik (t.) m.	57990
	baldado cf. abaldado	58000
cancelation; expiration, statute of limitations (offense); cancellation of shear; loss of daily wages	baldadura f.	58010
	baldahín cf. baldakino	58020
free without paying, free (by trickery, evasion of payment)	baldahón adv.	58030
canopy	baldakino m.	58050
cancelation; repeal of law, repeal of sentence	baldamiento m.	58060
pause, stop	baldansa f.	58070
to cancel; to undo shear; to break; to stop; To make illegal, to invalidate	baldar v.	58080
to cease working, to cease	baldarse v. refl.	58090
empty, useless	balde adj.	58100
desecrated	baldear v.	58110
departure; escape; leaving	balderim (t.) m.	58120
free without paying, free	baldes adv.	58140
Without foundation, without basis, inaccurate, void, empty, worthless	baldío adj.	58200
	bale cf. baile	58210
leviathan; fish bones or metal substitute for corset	balena f.	58220
ballet dancer	balerina f.	58230
ballet	balet/o (fr.) m.	58240
sputum, phlegm, nose mucus	balgam (t.) m.	58250
candy	balgamón m.	58270
sticker image	balgamoní	58280
	balgán (t.) cf. balgam	58290
mountain; obstacle, difficulty	balkán (t.) m.	58300
mountainous, a resident of the mountains	balkandjí (t.) m.	58310
Balkans	Balkanes m. pl.	58320
balkanic	balkániko adj.	58330
balcony	balkón m.	58340
baths	balneario m.	58350
ballroom	balnerio m.	58360
dance ball; dance	balo (it.) m.	58370
fish	balok (t.) m.	58375
fisherman	balokchí (t.) m.	58400
hot air balloon; kite	balón m.	58410
equilibrium; balance sheet	balonso m.	58430
the hero, who for him was done the fact	balovadá (ebr.) m.	58440
puddle; reservoir, basin; pool	balsa f.	58450
persimmon (perfume)	bálsamo m.	58470
ax; hammer	baltá (t.) f.	58480
ax blow	baltada (t.) f.	58520
woodcutter, lumberjack	baltadjí (t.) m.	58530
a small ax	baltika (t.) f.	58540
fish	baluk (t.) m.	58545
railing (of balcony or stairs)	balustrada f.	58550
flat roof, ceiling	bam (t.) m.	58560
rural, uneducated farmer, dumb	bambal (t.) adj.	58570
wizard, scary character (for kids)	bambarato/bambaruto m.	58580
uneducated peasant, foolish, dumb, ignorant	bambaruto adj.	58590
strange, unusual, rare, different; Intolerable due to its strangeness	bámbashka (t.) adj.	58600
coarse fabric	bambazina f.	58610
boy, kid	bambino (it.) m.	58620
to hammock, to swing	bambolear v.	58630
to sway	bambolearse v. refl.	58640
swaying, moving	bamboleo m.	58650
bamboo	bambu m.	58655
rural headscarf; Silk handkerchief	bambula f.	58660
mustache marks	bámtili m.	58670
okra; a nickname for a soft and apathetic person; a nickname for a big lie	bamya (t.) f.	58680
a liar, fabricator	bamyadjí (t.) m.	58710
	bamyón (t.) cf. bamya	58720
a man with his head in the clouds, without a brain; a rude and blunt man	banabak (t.) m.	58730
banal, superficial, corny	banal adj.	58740
superficial, banal	banalidad/banalitá f.	58750
a worthless person	baname shorolop (t.) m.	58760
Nonsense! You will not be able to deceive me!	banamelololó! (t.)	58770
banana	banana f.	58780
banana tree	banano/bananero m.	58790
licorice	banbalí m.	58800
banker	banché m.	58810
ribbon, strap	band m.	58820
gang, group, band, cult; strap, fabric strap, leather strap for sandal; strip of soil	banda f.	58830
	bandache (fr.) cf. bandaje	58880
	bandaj (fr.) cf. bandaje	58890
to tie, to bandage	bandajar (fr.) v.	58900
bandage	bandaje (fr.) m.	58910
	bandajear (fr.) cf. bandajar	58920
to bandage	bandar (fr.) v.	58930
to hit, to beat	bandear v.	58940
	bandera cf. bandiera	58950
	banderol (fr.) m. cf. banderola	58960
benderola; a small flag, pennant	banderola (it.) f.	58970
little criminal, brat	bandidiko m.	58980
lost, destroyed	bandido adj.	58990
robber, criminal; someone on the fringes of society, a villain, a bastard	bandido m.	59000
a flag	bandiera f.	59010
a small flag	bandierika f.	59060
to drown	bandirse v. refl.	59070
	bandit cf. bandido	59080
robbery, looting	banditismo m.	59090
	bandito cf. bandido	59100
shutter	bandjur (fr.) m.	59110
	bandonar cf. abandonar	59120
cookie, muffin	banitsa (serb.-cro.) f.	59130
bank; banknote	banka f.	59140
large, rough wooden bench	bankada f.	59170
banker	bankario adj.	59180
bankruptcy; defeat	bankarota f.	59190
	bankarut (fr.) cf. bankarota	59200
	banker cf. bankero	59210
banker	bankero m.	59220
	banket (fr.) cf. banketo	59230
stool, bench; a round of card game	banketa f.	59240
blow with a stool	banketada f.	59260
bunk, stool, child seat	banketika f.	59270
banquet, gala dinner, party	banketo (fr.) m.	59290
	bankier/o (fr.) cf. bankero	59300
small bench, bunk	bankito m.	59310
banknote	banknota f.	59330
bench, seat; office desk	banko m.	59340
bather; bath attendant	banyador/dera n.	59380
dipping	banyamiento f.	59390
to bathe, to dip; to get wet, to sweat	banyar v.	59420
to take a bath	banyarse v. refl.	59430
bath; a woman bathing (on the beach); bath attendant	banyera f.	59440
a man bathing (on the beach); bath attendant; owner of a bathhouse	banyero m.	59450
open baths	banyikos/banyitos m. pl.	59460
bath; bathing; bathroom; city of baths	banyo m.	59470
converted, converted to christianity, baptized into christianity	baptizado adj.	59590
to baptize into christianity	baptizar v.	59600
to convert, to convert to Christianity, to be baptized into Christianity	baptizarse v. refl.	59610
baptism to Christianity, christianization	baptizo m.	59620
aroma, fragrance	bar (t.) m.	59630
beverage bar (place or cupboard)	bar m.	59640
Bar Mitzvah (a boy who becomes a Bar Mitzvah)	bar mitsvá (ebr.) m.	59650
Bar Mitzvah ceremony	bar mitsvá (ebr.) f.	59660
Lag B'Omer, Bar Yochai celebration; (ironically :) A quick and improvised decoration of a place	Bar Yohay (ebr.) m.	59670
swamp, marsh; the name of a poor district in Thessaloniki that used to be a swamp	bara f.	59680
drum	barabán (bulg.) m.	59690
a small drum; drummer; urban herald	barabancho (bulg.) m.	59700
together	barabar (t.) adv.	59710
	baraber (t.) cf. barabar	59760
a warm breeze	barada f.	59770
	baragán cf. barragán	59780
dam	baraj (fr.) m.	59790
conflict, quarrel; confusion	baraja f.	59800
"trouble maker", tends to quarrel	barajador adj.	59810
to argue, to quarrel; to wrestle, to fight	barajar/barajear v.	59820
to mix two entirely different matters	barajo- atar ajos kon barajos	59830
hut	baraka f.	59840
tumult, noise	baraná (t.) f.	59850
noisy, bustling; braggart	baranadjí (t.) adj.	59860
son of a woman after menstruation	baranidá (ebr.) m.	59870
	barasta cf. barrasta	59880
to negotiate	baratar- tratar i baratar	59890
to trade, trade and barter; to bargain	baratear v.	59900
sells in cheapest prices	baratero (port.) adj.	59910
merchant of cheap goods	baratero (port.) m.	59920
the cheapest price	baratez/barateza f.	59930
cheap	barato adj.	59940
trade	barato m.	59960
"Bargain", cheap goods; quality of cheap goods	baratura f.	59970
uncle	barba (gr.) m.	59980
protective tower; moat	barbakana f.	59990
in a barbaric/beastly way	barbaramente adv.	60000
wildness, barbarism, cruelty, vandalism, animalism	barbaría (fr.) f.	60010
	barbarikamente cf. barbaramente	60020
barbaric, cruel, wild, animalistic	barbariko adj.	60030
wildness, barbarism, cruelty, animalism; tongue distortion	barbarizmo/barbarismo m.	60040
wild, barbaric, cruel	bárbaro adj.	60050
barber	barbero m.	60060
	barbeze cf. barvez	60070
	barbudo cf. barvudo	60080
red beans	barbunya	60090
high-risk dice game	barbut (t.) m.	60100
cruel, rude, violent; ignorant, foolish	barbuzán adj.	60120
cup, mug; water jar	bardak (t.) m.	60130
	bardén (t.) cf. birdén	60140
	barera cf. bariera	60160
beret, visor cap, casket	bareta f.	60170
manufacturer/seller of berets or caskets, hatter	baretero m.	60180
having warts	bargozo adj.	60190
at least	bari (t.) adv.	60200
sure, certain, not in doubt	barí (ebr.) adv.	60210
	baridor cf. barredor	60240
	baridura cf. barrida	60250
fence, partition, barrier	bariera (fr.) f.	60260
barricade	barikada f.	60270
	baril cf. barril	60280
	barila cf. barrila	60290
	bárim (t.) cf. bari (t.)	60300
	barindor/dera cf. baridor	60310
pottery tub (for bathing or laundry)	barinyón m.	60320
a bully, hooligan, a man of quarrel	barión (ebr.) m.	60330
baritone	baritón m.	60340
small buffet, small bar	bariziko m.	60350
boat	barka f.	60360
sailor; boat owner	barkero m.	60370
canoe, small boat	barkita f.	60380
a small ship	barkito m.	60390
ship, liner; boat	barko m.	60410
barrel	barmil m.	60420
keg	barmiliko m.	60430
God forbid! Unfortunately! Not on us!	barminam/án! (aram.) interj.	60440
	barmitsva (ebr.) m. cf. bar mitsvá	60450
	barmizva cf. bar mitsva	60460
a mindless person who does everything upside down	Barnatan- muraya de Bar Natán	60470
	baro/baru cf. barro	60480
strange, baroque	baroko adj.	60490
barometric	barométriko adj.	60500
barometer	barómetro m.	60510
baron; an elegant person, dandy	barón/baronesa/barona n.	60520
hero, brave; strong, sturdy; male; who demonstrates his muscles (ironically), has power	barragán n. & adj.	60540
	barraganía cf. barraganería	60550
a woman of valor, a strong woman accustomed to hard work	barragana f.	60560
youth acts, mischief, pranks	barraganada f.	60570
sStrength, power, courage, muscularity, heroism, courage; concubinage	barraganería f.	60590
struggle, wrestling, brawl; battle, war	barraja f.	60600
a man of quarrel	barrajante m.	60605
to fight, to quarrel, to wrestle	barrajar v.	60610
fathers, descendants, the family environment (said in a negative tone)	barrasta f.	60620
cleaning lady	barredera f.	60630
compulsive tendency to sweep	barredero m.	60640
sweeper	barredor m.	60650
sweeping; garbage	barredura f.	60670
drill; water pump; corkscrew	barrena f.	60690
to drill, to puncture	barrenar v.	60730
to sweep	barrer v.	60740
clay mine (for pottery, etc.)	barrera f.	60770
to be economically destroyed, to lose his money	barrerse v. refl.	60780
sweeping	barrida f.	60790
	barridero cf. barredero	60810
quick sweeping	barridika f.	60820
economically devastated, in financial distress; the way of sweeping	barrido adj. & m.	60830
barrel; a nickname for a bones broad person	barril m.	60850
large barrel	barrila f.	60860
small barrel	barrilika/barrilita f.	60870
small barrel	barriliko m.	60880
barrel maker	barrilero m.	60890
	barrir cf. barrer	60900
clay, mud	barro m.	60910
wart	barruga f.	60940
covered with warts	barrugento adj.	60950
a small wart	barrugita f.	60960
bowel; bowels for filling (sausages)	barsak (t.) m.	60970
	baruga cf. barruga	60980
	barugento cf. barrugento	60990
Blessed is He	baruh 'hu/baruhú/barihú (ebr.)	61000
Welcome!	baruh abá! (ebr.) interj.	61010
Thank God!	baruh ashem (ebr.) interj.	61040
Blessed be the True Judge!	baruh dayán aemed! (ebr.)	61050
Welcomes to all who are present!	baruhamisá/baruanimsá! (ebr.)	61060
Welcomes to all who are present!	barut (t.) m.	61070
chin; beard	barva f.	61080
sheep, ram; a nickname for a shaggy beard person	barvez m.	61160
has a double chin	barviacho adj.	61170
small beard	barvika f.	61180
helmet/hat strap worn under the chin	barvikacho m.	61200
bearded, thick-bearded person; a coin of 20 francs of gold bearing the figure of Napoleon III	barvudo adj.	61210
gambling, betting	bas (t.) m.	61220
threshold, stair, step	basamak (t.) m.	61250
foundations (of a building)	basamento m.	61270
meat, flesh	basar (ebr.) m.	61280
flesh and blood	basar vadam (ebr.) m.	61290
really, totally	basbayá (t.) adv.	61300
basin	basea f.	61310
to attack in surprise; to rummage in your pocket; to steal; to imprison for searching; to search home/business (police or thieves)	basear (t.) v.	61320
secretly	baseter (ebr.) adv.	61330
exactly, just like that; deliberately	bash (t.) adv.	61340
head; expert, "champion" (in a negative sense: competent for bad deeds)	bash (t.) m.	61350
	bashada cf. abashada	61380
secretly; behind the scenes	bashamano- de bashamano	61390
Not your business!	bashana! interj.	61400
	bashar/se cf. abashar/se	61410
	basharesí (t.) cf. basharisí	61420
worry, trouble, "headache"	basharisí (t.) m.	61430
	basharisilik (t.) cf. basharisí	61450
	bashea cf. basheza	61470
	bashedad cf. basheza	61480
dwarf, short, with distorted proportions; worthless person	bashetiko m.	61490
dwarf, short, short-legged; worthless person	basheto m.	61500
meanness, immorality, contempt, rudeness, vulgarity, villainy	basheza f.	61510
chief	bashí (t.) adj.	61520
a rude, uneducated person	bashibosh (t.) m.	61550
a wild and law-breaking Turkish mercenary; undisciplined, cruel	bashibozuk (t.) m. & adj.	61560
short, slightly short, short for his age; despicable, vile	bashiko adj.	61570
children's game (class)	bashilaki (gr.) m.	61590
	bashimustuné! (t.) cf. bashustuné	61600
bazaar, a market open to all kinds of goods	bashistén (t.) m.	61610
	bashistuné (t.) cf. bashustuné	61620
	bashistiné (t.) cf. bashustuné	61630
low, short	bashitiko adj.	61640
another matter	bashka lakirdí (t.)	61650
to begin	bashladear (t.) v.	61660
	bashmá cf. basmá	61670
below-	basho adv.	61675
a mean person	basho m.	61680
low; flat; mean, contemptible, despicable; of low level, of poor quality	basho adj. & adv.	61690
	bashtiné (t.) cf. bashustuné	61900
shortness; lowland	bashura f.	61910
With great pleasure! At your service! On my head!	bashustuné! (t.) adv. & interj.	61920
	basil cf. basín	61930
bacteria, bacillus	basil virgul (fr.)	61940
a ship rolling over/sinking	basilota (it.) f.	61950
potty; basin, deep vessel	basín m.	61960
tub	basina f.	61970
a small tub	basinika f.	62000
heat waves, steam; not feeling well; spasms; nausea	baska f.	62010
to suffer from heat waves/nausea, to feel unwell, to be restless, to have convulsions	baskear v.	62030
suffers from nausea/hot flashes/cramps and convulsions	baskeozo adj.	62040
weight, pressure	baski (t.) f.	62050
dominance, control, superiority	baskinlik (t.) m.	62055
scalesl	báskula f.	62060
printed fabric for simple dresses, children's clothes, curtains; bandage; name of a card game	basmá (t.) m.	62070
draper	basmadjí (t.) m.	62100
merchant of simple and coarse fabrics	basmalero/basmalí (t.) m.	62110
fold, crease, garment fringe	basta (it.) f.	62120
enough	basta adv.	62130
enough!	basta! interj.	62150
evil, evil-hearted, evil, evil-hearted, bastardy; "bastardy", cleverness for evil; "bastardy", cleverness for evil	bastadrería f.	62160
bastardy, lack of pureness (race)	bastadrez f.	62170
	bastadría cf. bastadrería	62180
wicked, evil-hearted; "Bastard", bastardly, naughty	bastadriko adj.	62190
bastard, "bastard", cunning, very talented	bastadro adj. & m.	62200
enough, quite, very	bastante adj.	62220
enough, quite	bastante adv.	62230
enough, quite	bastantemente adv.	62240
	bastar cf. abastar	62250
	bastardeo cf. bastadrez	62270
	bastardo cf. bastadro	62280
mattresses sewer	basteador m.	62290
to sew a mattress (from side to side with "buttons")	bastear v.	62300
to shatter/to comb wool of mattress; to admonish (rebuke); to hit; to press, to tighten	basterear (t.) v.	62310
rebuke, preaching morality; Flogging, corporal punishment	bastereo m.	62320
embroidery frame	bastidor m.	62330
to be able	basteser v.	62350
enough	bastesiente adj.	62360
ship, vessel	bastimiento m.	62370
fortress	bastión m.	62380
	bastirear (t.) cf. basterear	62390
presure; suppression of riots; punishment	bastirmá (t.) f.	62400
skinny, thin	basto (1) (port.) adj.	62410
coarse	basto (2) adj.	62430
	bastón m.	62440
	bastonada f.	62450
	bastonar v.	62460
	bastonear cf. bastonar	62470
oppression, pressure; reproof; spank	bastrá (t.) f.	62480
firstborn (male only); big sister's husband	bastyá m.	62490
	basyá cf. bastyá	62500
daughter (of)	bat (ebr.) f.	62510
partner	bat zug (ebr.) m.	62520
home robe; lining	bata f.	62530
slime, dirt; marsh, musty place; a nickname for a prostitute; adistracted/disordered person; villain, deceiver	batak (t.) m.	62540
marsh, mud, clay, slime ; underworld; gambling/thieves' den	batakaná (t.) f.	62550
mud	batakatina (t.) f.	62560
bankrupt, borrower who does not repay, does not repay his debts, cheats in trade, swindler, outpost, cheater	batakchí (t.) m. & adj.	62570
buying on credit without repaying, taking a loan without repaying; eating in a restaurant without paying; fraud	batakchilik (t.) m.	62580
	bataklik (t.) cf. batakluk	62590
dirty business	batakluk (t.) m.	62600
idle, inactive; lacking employment; idle person, vacant	batal (ebr.) adj.	62610
a person lacking employment	batal (ebr.) m.	62620
campaign, war, battle, struggle	batalia f.	62650
to fight, to struggle, to fight for	bataliar (port.) v.	62660
idleness, inaction; unemployment	batalik (ebr.) m.	62670
battalion	batalión m.	62680
felt factory, a machine for pressing cloth and wool	batán m.	62690
	batanador cf. batanero	62700
to press, to tighten, to beat	batanear v.	62710
a worker who works in pressing cloth and wool	batanero m.	62720
	bataría cf. batería	62730
turbid mood	bataya f.	62740
What a ..!	bataya! interj.	62750
	batayar cf. batear	62770
glasses (iIronically)	baté enayim (ebr.) m. pl.	62780
to knock, to hit; to struggle	batear v.	62790
	batel (ebr.) cf. batal	62800
	bater (port.) cf. batir	62810
sunk (liner), flooded with water; economically devastated	batereado (t.) adj.	62820
to sink (ship); to cause bankruptcy, to destroy financially	baterear (t.) v.	62830
to drown, to drown (ship); to go bankrupt, to destroyeconomically	baterearse (t.) v. refl.	62840
drowning (liner); economic destruction, bankruptcy	batereo (t.) m.	62850
battery (electricity;artillery)	batería f.	62860
rapid pulse, beating (heart), convulsion, vibration; knocking, pounding, beating	batida f.	62870
continuous knocking, thumping; convulsion	batidero m.	62880
lintel, threshold; solidity, compactness	batidés f.	62890
defeated, beaten, crushed	batido adj.	62900
carpet racket; whisk; meat softener hammer	batidor m.	62920
	batidos cf. batida	62930
	batidura cf. batida	62940
turbid mood, anger, nerves, aggression	batikorio m.	62960
knocking; convulsions	batimiento m.	62970
anger, anxiety, turbid mood, trembling from anger/anxiety, inner restlessness	batir m.	62990
to knock, to hit, to tap, to stun	batir v.	63000
nerves, anger, rage	batires m. pl.	63060
	batireamiento cf. batereo	63090
	batirear (t.) cf. baterear	63100
	batirearse (t.) cf. baterearse	63110
quick to get angry	batirento adj.	63120
	batireo (t.) cf. batereo	63130
anger, turbid mood (in a family tone)	batiriko m.	63140
hit himself	batirse v. refl.	63150
thin fabric (batiste); handkerchief	batist/a f.	63170
	batiste cf. batista	63180
	batizar cf. bautizar	63190
echo; Bat Kol (revelation from above)	batkol (ebr.) m.	63200
batlan (10 batlanim) idle, inactive; lacking employment; idle person, vacant	batlán (ebr.) m. & adj.	63210
idleness, laziness	batlanut/batlanud (ebr.) f.	63220
egg yolk whipped with sugar for coffee	batulín m.	63230
hiding (by magic) (taken from the children's game "Bau tash" - see below)	bau m.	63240
baby game (hiding and revealing the face)	bau tash interj. & m.	63260
box, crate, large suitcase	baul m.	63270
luggage manufacturer	bauldjí m.	63280
a workshop for the manufacture of luggage and crates; a stockpile of crates	baulería f.	63290
	baulero cf. bauldjí	63300
small box, suitcase	bauliko m.	63310
baptize, christianize	bautizar v.	63320
saliva; figuratively: nonsense	bava f.	63330
apron; handkerchief	bavador m.	63430
nonsense, vanity, emptiness, trivial matter, petty thing; (vulgar:) a nickname for the male organ	bavajada f.	63440
nonsense	bavajadas	63450
stupidity, folly; fool's talk	bavajadería f.	63470
a worthless thing, a trivial matter; nonsense	bavajadika f.	63480
	bavajadón cf. bavajón	63490
talking nonsense, not serious, chatterer	bavajador m. & adj.	63500
	bavajento cf. bavajador	63510
an idler, a person who emits nonsense and worthless things	bavajón m.	63520
	bavanó (ebr.) cf. baavonó	63530
	bavar cf. bavear	63540
chatter, chattiness	bavardaje (fr.) m.	63550
to chatter	bavardar (fr.) v.	63560
chatterer	bavardor (fr.) m.	63570
not fresh, soft and rotten (said about food); disgusting in mucus and phlegm	baveado adj.	63580
stain	baveadura f.	63590
to drool, to expel phlegm; to emit vanity; to emit a hint; to go idle	bavear v.	63600
moistness	bavedad f.	63610
Babylonia; confusion	Bavel (ebr.) m.	63620
drooling (unintentionally); one who gets lost within his speech (speaks without a line of thought) or within his plans	bavento m. & adj.	63640
drooling; mucus constantly emitted	baveo m.	63650
	baveyar cf. bavear	63660
slow, lazy, sluggish; doing a bad job	bavieka adj.	63670
Babylonian	bavlí (ebr.) adj.	63680
a person who emits nonsense, spreads baseless threats	bavón m.	63690
	bavonó (ebr.) cf. baavonó	63700
snail, worm	bavoza f.	63710
dripping mucus; a person who speaks nonsense, spreads baseless threats	bavozo adj.	63720
	bavtizado cf. baftizado	63740
	bavtizar cf. baftizar	63750
	bavtizmo/bavtesmo cf. baftizmo	63760
	bavul (t.) cf. baul	63770
enough, too much	bayá (t.) adv.	63780
simple, common	bayagí (t.) adj.	63805
choked with heat and fatigue, unconscious	bayaleado (t.) adj.	63810
to faint from heat, from lack of breathable air	bayalear (t.) v.	63820
to suffocate, to faint	bayalearse (t.) v. refl.	63830
old fashioned, outdated, out of date; outdated (said about not fresh food: bread, meat, cheese)	bayat (t.) adj.	63840
hill, mound; slope, downhill, ascent	bayir (t.) m.	63860
hill, mound	bayiriko (t.) m.	63870
owl: figuratively used only to describe those who have woken up early or a child who remains awake	baykush (t.) adj.	63880
mini (skirt)	baylabona- a la baylabona	63890
to put a barrier to the mouth, to shut the mouth	bayonar (fr.) v.	63900
bayonet	bayoneta f.	63910
flag	bayrak (t.) m.	63920
flag bearer; leader	bayraktar (t.) m.	63940
a Muslim holiday	bayram (t.) m.	63950
	baz (t.) cf. bas	63980
foundation, base, infrastructure, roots	baza f.	63990
based, fact based, well reasoned	bazado adj.	64010
market, fair, bazaar, regional fair; bargaining	bazar m.	64020
to establish	bazar v.	64090
coarse, grossly and negligently produced, cheap	bazarí adj.	64100
bargaining	bazarlik m.	64110
to be based on, to rely on, to take as a basis	bazarse v. refl.	64120
	bazbaya cf. baya	64140
basilica	bazilika f.	64150
a nickname for a Jew	bazirdján (t.)	64160
merchant, a nickname by the Turks for the middle-class, bourgeois; a Jewish merchant	bazirián (t.) m.	64170
something big and shapeless; (vulgar:) clumsy guy, tall and thin	bazlambach m.	64180
	bazmá (t.) cf. basmá	64190
printed cotton fabric; something cheap	bazmata (t.) f.	64200
contemptible	bazuy/bezuya (ebr.) m./f.	64205
bet (the second letter in the Hebrew alphabet)	be (ebr.) m.	64210
exclamation: Here is!	be! (t.) interj.	64220
a cry, a scream	bealá (ebr.) f.	64250
Thank you! Bravo!	beat! interj.	64260
happiness, pleasure, pleasantness	beata f.	64270
	beate cf. beato	64300
supreme happiness, pleasantness, pleasure, contentment	beatitud f.	64310
happy	beato adj.	64320
baby, infant	bebé m.	64330
pupil	bebek (t.) m.	64340
baby	bebiko m.	64360
kidney	bebrech (t.) m.	64370
	becherekli (t.) cf. bedjireklí	64380
rabbinical court	bed din (ebr.) m.	64390
cemetery,	bedahayim/betahayim (ebr.) m.	64410
	bedahe (ebr.) cf. bedahayim	64420
	bedahem (ebr.) cf. bedahayim	64430
	bedahey (ebr.) cf. bedahayim	64440
a toilet	bedakavod (ebr.) m.	64520
cemetery	bedakevarot/bidakivarot (ebr.) m.	64540
a toilet	bedakisé/bidakisé (ebr.)	64550
Temple	bedamikdash (ebr.) m.	64570
free, free of charge, gratis; tax free; In vain, without results	bedavá (t.) adv.	64590
fee; ransom for exemption from military service; a person who replaces someone in military service for a fee	bedel (t.) m.	64600
crystal	bedelio m.	64605
cattle examination before slaughter; cuddling	bediká (ebr.) f.	64620
court	bedín (ebr.) m.	64630
to succeed, to overcome an obstacle, to escape safely from danger	bedjerear (t.) v.	64640
able, capable, talented	bedjireklí (t.) adj.	64650
incapable	bedjireksiz (t.) adj.	64660
bedouin	beduino m.	64670
animal, beast; "Beast" - a nickname for a fool	beemá (ebr.) f.	64680
really, honestly	beemet (ebr.) adv.	64690
animals	beemod (ebr.) f. pl.	64700
"I saw with my own eyes"	beenayim raiti (ebr.)	64710
with God's help	beezrat El (ebr.)	64720
pledge, mortgaging, guarantee	befá (t.) f.	64730
owner of a pawnshop	befadjí (t.) m.	64760
in public	befarasía (ebr.)	64770
turkish degree: sir, mr.	beg (t.) m.	64775
to like, to love	begenear (t.) v.	64780
to love oneself	begenearse (t.) v. refl.	64790
in incarnation, in the form of	begilgul (ebr.) adv.	64810
again and again	behaftor (ebr.) adv.	64820
in a dream, in sleep	behalom (ebr.) prep.	64830
son of the honorable Rabbi	behar (ebr.)	64840
Sincerely! You are welcome!	behavod!/behavó! (ebr.) interj.	64850
I swear that!	behayay!/be-hayay! (ebr.) interj.	64855
absolutely, completely (ironically)	behayé hol (ebr.)	64860
repetition of Amida prayer by the cantor	behazará (ebr.)	64870
choice, alternative, free will	behirá (ebr.) f.	64880
whim, caprice; fashion, character, manner	behirí (ebr.) m.	64900
	behor (ebr.) cf. bohor	64910
premiere, premiere right	behorá (ebr.) f.	64920
beige, brown-gray color	bej/beij (fr.) adj.	64930
debt arrears, arrears of taxes	bekahyá (t.) f.	64940
	bekar (t.) cf. bekiar	64950
a hostel for workers from the province; bachelor rooms	bekar odalari (t.)	64960
soon	bekarov (ebr.) adv.	64970
guard, night guard, field guard	bekchí/ bekdjí (t.) m.	64980
drinker, alcoholic	bekei (t.)	64990
bachelor, single	bekiar (t.) m.	65000
bachelorhood	bekiarlik (t.) m.	65030
guard, night guard, supervises a patient	bekleador (t.) m.	65040
to watch, to be on guard, to wait	beklear (t.) v.	65050
to be guarded, to beware	beklearse (t.) v. refl.	65080
	beko (it.) cf. biko	65090
a big drinker, drunk , an alcoholic	bekrí (t.) m.	65100
beautiful (archaic literary form)	bel adj.	65110
waist, lap	bel (t.) m.	65120
gonorrhea (medic.)	bel-suklugú (t.)	65170
worry, trouble, bad luck, damage, difficulty; great responsibility; burden	belá (t.) f.	65180
beautiful	bela (it.) adj.	65260
reckless, quarrelsome	beladjí (t.) adj.	65270
toxic medicinal plant	beladona f.	65280
individual prayer (in a whisper)	beláhash (ebr.)	65290
quarrelsome, asking for trouble	belalí (t.) adj.	65300
anyway; on the other hand	belavahí/n (ebr.) adv.	65310
	beledar (t.) cf. bilidí	65320
evil, rude, troublesome person	beldón m.	65330
municipality	belediyé (t.) f.	65340
to be embarrassed	belelo- toparse en belelo (t.)	65370
familiar, bright, clear	beli (t.) adj.	65380
well ..	beli (t.) adv.	65390
I take no vow on it	belí neder (ebr.)	65400
	belidí (t.) cf. bilidí	65410
(in irony:) my dear	belifanta f.	65420
fighter, warrior	belijerante (fr.) m.	65430
a warship	belika m.	65440
handsome	belio adj.	65450
bulge; a woman's developed breast	belitá (ebr.) f.	65460
Belgium	Béljika f.	65470
Belgian	beljikano m. & adj.	65480
maybe	belki/belkim (t.) adv.	65490
obsession, fixation, monomania, troublesome thought; nightmare	belledada (t.)	65500
	belma cf. bilma	65510
a kind of riddle	belmedjik (t.) m.	65520
Belgrade	Belogrado f.	65530
	bemá (ebr.) cf. beemá	65550
Good luck! congratulations on the birth of a daughter	bemazal tov! (ebr.) interj.	65560
	bembé (t.) cf. pembé	65570
quince	bembriyo m.	65580
a small beast	bemeka (ebr.) f.	65600
intentionally	bemezid (ebr.) adv.	65610
Touch wood!	bemparáyusé! (ebr.) interj.	65620
son, offspring	ben (ebr.) m.	65630
sunset	ben ashamashot (ebr.) adv.	65640
either way, anyway	ben kah uven kah (ebr.)	65650
because our worries are different our mood is also different	ben nerde sen nerde? (t.)	65660
Touch wood!	ben porat Yosef! (ebr.)	65670
male son	ben zahar (ebr.) m.	65680
man; "benadam" - a person with integrity; nobody	benadam (ebr.) m.	65690
humanity	benadamlik (ebr.) m.	65770
sitting on the lap	benahás (ebr.)	65780
(in a mocking way :) a woman, a landlady	benbaya (ebr.) f.	65800
tendency/habit to say greetings all the time	bendezidero m.	65810
blessed	bendezido adj.	65820
the one who blesses, the one who gives blessing, abundant in blessings	bendezidor/dera n.	65830
to bless, to praise	bendezir v.	65840
blessed, sacred	bendicho adj.	65870
	bendigar cf. bendezir	65930
blessing	bendisión f.	65940
	bendizidor cf. bendezidor	65960
	bendizir cf. bendezir	65970
in my opinion	bendjas (t.)	65980
the children of Israel, the people of Israel	bené Israel (ebr.) pl.	65990
of our people, members of the same faith	bené amenu (ebr.) m. pl.	66000
to relax without showing any intention to move away from the place	bené hurim- sentarse bené hurim (ebr.)	66010
weird people	bené Moshé (ebr.)	66020
to be in great danger	bené seté- estar en bené seté (ebr.)	66030
meanwhile	bené uvené (aram.)	66035
member of the Bnei Brit order	benebiritiano m.	66040
helpful, benevolent	benéfiko adj.	66050
charity, charitable giving, doing kindness; handout	benefisensia f.	66060
to earn, to win, to enjoy, to benefit from	benefisiar v.	66070
profit, benefit, enjoyment, advantage, income; bonus	benefisio m.	66080
helpful, efficient, beneficial; profitable,	benefisiozo adj.	66090
sympathy, benevolence, favor	benevolensia f.	66100
generous, kind, sympathetic, welcoming, charitable	benevolente adj.	66110
	benevolento cf. benevolente	66120
volunteer; generous	benévolo adj.	66130
mild, non-malignant; comfortable, cozy	beninio adj.	66140
a wide-sleeved rabbinical robe of high rabbis and dayanim	benish (t.) f.	66150
mole	benk (t.) m.	66160
cheeky prominence, pushing himself to the front row	benlik (t.) m.	66170
medium, neither good nor bad	benoní (ebr.) adj.	66180
"Benjamin", the youngest son	benyamín (ebr.) m.	66190
gasoline, fuel	benzín m.	66200
gasoline, fuel	benzina f.	66210
in a way that	beofen ke (ebr.) adv.	66215
	bera cf. bira	66220
	beraber cf. barabar	66230
blessing	berahá (ebr.) f.	66240
blessed; abundant, helpful	berahalí (ebr.) adj.	66300
licensing, official license; Ottoman certificate recognizing foreign sponsorship (capitulation); self-confidence, impudence of enjoying capitulation	berat (t.) m.	66310
those who enjoy foreign protection (capitulation) in the Ottoman regime; stands up for his rights without fear; , cheeky	beratlí (t.) adj. & n.	66330
crook, swindler, thief, villain	berbante n. & adj.	66350
fraud, deceit, scoundrel	berbantería f.	66360
dirty, polluted; terrible	berbat (t.) adv.	66370
a little nightingale, a nickname for a child who laughs and has a good temper	berbeliko (t.) m.	66380
barber; nuisance	berber (t.) m.	66390
Berberia (Berberian land)	Berberia f.	66405
nightingale; a nickname for a beautiful child	berbil (t.) m.	66410
	berdén (t.) cf. birden	66430
immediately, in the blink of an eye, at once; once that-	berdón (t.) adv.	66440
abundance, fertility; crop; blessing, the blessing of food; rain at the time beneficial to grain	bereket/berekiet/berekiat (t.) m.	66450
abundant, fertile, prosperous, which brings abundance and luck	berekietlí (t.) adj.	66480
	berekyat (t.) cf. bereket	66500
eggplant	berendjena f.	66510
circumcision, the circumcision ceremony, the joy of circumcision	berí (ebr.) m.	66520
circumcision	berit-mila/beri(d)/berín (ebr.)	66540
	berkiat (t.) cf. bereket	66550
covered carriage	berlina f.	66560
Berliner	berlinés m. & adj.	66570
Berlin	Berlino m.	66580
purple; blueberry	bermejo m.	66590
cape	berta f.	66610
We shacked hands! We closed a business!	besa! (t.) interj.	66620
spices	besamín (ebr.) m. pl.	66640
	besba cf. bezba	66650
Okay	beseder (ebr.) adv.	66660
All ... (without discrimination and without exception)	beshem (ebr.) adj.	66670
wart (on the skin, in the mouth), blister	beshiga (port.) f.	66680
mustard-bandage	beshigante (port.) m.	66690
Turkish copper coin	besh(i)lik (t.) m.	66720
bazaar-style sale	beshisten (t.)	66730
accidentally	beshogeg (ebr.) adv.	66740
no way	beshum ofan (ebr.)	66750
	beshurá (ebr.) cf. besora	66760
eggs; testicles	besim (ebr.) m. pl.	66770
Good luck! (said for a wedding or the birth of a son)	besimán tov! (ebr.) interj.	66780
to feed, to fatten	beslear (t.) v.	66790
to feed	besledear (t.) v.	66800
fattened	beslí (t.) adj.	66810
lip, kiss	beso (port.) cf.	66830
good news	besorá (ebr.) f.	66850
melody, musical composition	besté (t.) m.	66865
animal, beast; a beast of prey; a nickname for a rude and aggressive person	bestia f.	66870
beastly, animalistic, cruel, crude	bestial adj.	66880
bestiality, cruelty, the trait of one who acts according to animal instincts	bestialidad f.	66890
beasts (sheep, cattle, etc.)	bestiambre m.	66900
	bestil (t.) cf. pestil	66910
synagogue	bet akeneset (ebr.)	66915
Temple	bet amikdash (ebr.)	66920
rabbinical court	bet din (ebr.) m.	66930
Temple	bet el(ebr.) m.	66935
toilets	bet shimush (ebr.)	66950
home for the aged	bet zekenim (ebr.) m.	66960
for sure	betah (ebr.) adv.	66970
	betakise (ebr.) cf. bedakise	66980
worse	beter (t.) adv.	66990
with no worries - like after drinking wine	betoh ayayim (ebr.) adv.	67000
while	betoh de (ebr.)	67005
concrete	betón (fr.) m.	67010
	betsim (ebr.) cf. besim	67030
virgin	betulá (ebr.) f.	67040
married woman	beulá (ebr.) f.	67045
for sure	bevaday (ebr.) m.	67050
Please!	bevakashá (ebr.) interj.	67060
drinking; thirst; Inexhaustible lust for drinking; drinking without respite	bevedero m.	67070
beverage, potion	bevedijo m.	67090
drunkard	bevedor/dera n.	67100
drinking	bevedura f.	67110
to drink, to sip; to deceive; to trust in	bever v.	67120
beverage, potion; drinking	beveraje m.	67290
beverages	beveres m. pl.	67300
	beverisio cf. bevedero	67320
to be drunk	beverse v. refl.	67325
beverage, potion; sip, drinking at once	bevida f.	67330
	bevidero cf. bevedero	67340
easy to swallow potion	bevidika f.	67350
slightly drunk	bevidiko adj.	67360
drunk,	bevido adj.	67370
beverage, potion; drinking	bevienda f.	67390
drunkard	beviente m.	67405
	bevir cf. bivir	67410
	bevirisio cf. bevedero	67420
drinkable	bevivle adj.	67430
	bevraje cf. beveraje	67440
turkish nobility degree (between Pasha and Aga); a degree given to a distinguished person	bey (t.) m.	67450
beautiful	beya/beyo adj.	67455
individual prayer (not in the minyan)	beyahid (ebr.) prep.	67490
	beyata cf. beata	67510
Bey degree; The rights of the ruler	beylik (t.) m.	67520
kissing	bezadura f.	67560
hand kiss; a gift given for parents to their children when they come to kiss their hands on festive occasions; a bridal gift given by the matchmaker	bezamano m.	67580
to kiss; to match (to each other), to connect well	bezar v.	67590
to kiss	bezarse v. refl.	67680
bumblebee; wasp	bezba f.	67690
beehive	bezbar m.	67720
wasp	bezbón m.	67725
"Kiss" - whipped cake (white of egg and sugar)	bezé (fr.) m.	67730
who had reached saturation, who had reached the end of his power; full of sorrow and grief	bezer (t.) adj.	67740
trader or manufacturer of oil	bezerdjí (t.) m.	67780
to tire, to annoy, to bother, to despair	bezerear (t.) v.	67790
to desperate, to be tired	bezerearse (t.) v. refl.	67800
tiredness; despair, depression; great boredom; disgust	bezerlik (t.) m.	67810
calf, young bull; a rude, uneducated person	bezerro m.	67820
card game	bezig m.	67850
small kiss, a kiss on the tips of the lips	beziko m.	67860
indoor market	bezisten (t.) m.	67880
kiss	bezo m.	67890
with God's help	bezrad a él/bezradel! (ebr.) interj.	67920
licorice	biambalí (t.) m.	67930
	biankería (it.) cf. blankería	67950
baby bottle	biberón m.	67960
(vulg. :) penis, male organ	bibí m.	67970
border, edge	bibilá	67980
Bible	Bíblia f.	67990
biblical	bíbliko adj.	68000
bibliography	bibliografía f.	68010
bibliographical	bibliográfiko adj.	68020
library	biblioteka f.	68030
librarian	bibliotekario m.	68040
turkey	bibo m.	68050
	bich/a (t.) cf. pich	68060
to harvest (wheat, etc.)	bichear (t.) v.	68070
shape, pattern; method; position; garment cut, fashion; appearance; behavior	bichim (t.) m.	68090
has a pleasant appearance, respectable	bichimlí (t.)	68110
an original, unusual, strange person, with an extreme character	bichimsiz (t.) m.	68120
rude!	bichimsiz! (t.) interj.	68130
strange behavior; insult	bichimsizlik (t.) m.	68140
devoted	bichkí (t.) m.	68150
worm; animal	bicho m.	68170
	bichorna cf. bochorno	68190
heavy, stuffy	bichornozo adj.	68200
	bidahaim (ebr.) cf. bedahayim	68210
	bidahayim (ebr.) bedahayim	68220
	bidakisé (ebr.) cf. bedakisé	68230
bidet	bidé (fr.) m.	68240
witch	bidja f.	68250
	bidjerear/bidjirear (t.) cf. bedjerear	68270
	bidjú (f.) cf. biju	68280
that happens/that appears twice a week	biebdomadario adj.	68290
property, wealth, capital, blessing; goodness ; advantage	bien m.	68300
well, very, quite; beside that	bien adv.	68330
	bienachedor cf. bienazedor	68380
biannual	bienal adj.	68390
happy, blessed, lucky; innocent, (in irony:) stupid	bienaventurado adj. & m.	68400
happiness, blessing	bienaventuransa f.	68420
welcomes to all who are present	bienayado adj.	68430
generous, doing good, doing benevolence	bienazedor/dera n.	68440
charitable giving	bienazer m.	68450
	bienaziente cf. bienazedor	68460
	bienechor cf. bienazedor	68470
polite, educated, refined	bienedukado adj.	68480
real estate, property, assets, capital, inventory; estate	bienes m. pl.	68490
well-being, good health	bienestar m.	68520
	bienfechensia cf. bienfezensia	68530
generous, doing good, doing benevolence	bienfetor/trisa (fr.) n.	68540
charitable giving	bienfezensia (fr.) f.	68550
doing benevolence	bienfezente (fr.) adj.	68560
	bienfeziente (fr.) cf. bienfezente	68570
has good will, has good intentions	bienintensionado adj.	68580
of course	bienintezo (it.) adv.	68590
two years, a period of two years	bienio m.	68600
affection, friendship, sympathy	bienkerensia f.	68610
affection, friendship, sympathy	bienkerer m.	68620
to love	bienkerer v.	68630
appreciated, honored	bienkyisto adj.	68640
welfare	bienser m.	68650
reception, welcome	bienvenida/bienvinida f.	68660
desirable; Welcome!	bienvenido! adj.	68670
	bienventurado cf. bienaventurado	68680
kind, sympathetic, generous, welcoming	bienveyante/yente (fr.) adj.	68690
welcoming, sympathy	bienveyensa (fr.) f.	68700
charity, kindness, generosity, goodwill	bienvolensia f.	68710
	bienvoliensa cf. bienvolensia	68715
kind-hearted, generous, doing good, full of kindness	bienvoliente adj.	68720
abbreviation of words, few words	bierveziko m.	68730
word	biervo m.	68740
in particular, especially	bifrat (ebr.) adv.	68770
beef steak	biftek (t./fr.) m.	68780
bigamy	bigamía f.	68790
husband of two wives, bigamist	bígamo adj. & m.	68800
	bigeniyar (t.) cf. begenear	68810
	biglal (ebr.) cf. bihlal	68820
moustache	bigote m.	68830
hairpin (pin for hair curling)	bigudí m.	68840
among other things, for example	bihlal (ebr.) prep.	68850
all together	bihlalut (ebr.) adv.	68860
decorations	bihlibides (gr.) m. pl.	68870
in his glory	bihvodó uvasmó (ebr.)	68880
old man, very old	bijejo adj.	68890
My friend! my beloved! my wife!	bijimkí! (t.) interj.	68900
jewel; a nickname for a beloved child, for a beloved woman	bijú (fr.) m.	68910
a nickname for a girl; ironically: a nickname for a girl who did folly	bijuka (fr.) f.	68930
jewelry store; jewelry collection	bijutería (fr.) f.	68940
a jeweler, a jewelry dealer	bijutiero (fr.) m.	68950
bull; deer	bik/bika m.	68960
doe, deer, goat; nickname for a flexible girl (moves flexibly)	bika f.	68970
carbon dioxide	bikarbonat f.	68980
serrated margins, noose, curled tissue	bikito m.	68990
	biklear (t.) cf. beklear	69010
guard	bikledjí (t.) m.	69020
beak	biko (it.) m.	69030
nipple	biku (port.)	69050
organization of welfare for patients	bikur holim (ebr.) m.	69060
	bilá (t.) cf. belá	69070
Bil'am; a nickname for a glutton	Bilam (ebr.)	69080
	bilancha (it.) cf. bilancho	69100
balance	bilancho (it.) m.	69110
	bilanso cf. bilancho	69150
	bilardo cf. biliard	69160
	bilbil (t.) cf. berbil	69170
confusion, embarrassment	bilbul (ebr.) m.	69175
in addition to, even	bilé (t.) adv.	69180
wrist, forearm	bilek (t.) m.	69210
	bilet (t.) cf. bilieto	69220
	bileto cf. bilieto	69230
(ironically:) My dear!	bilgiuzar (t.) f.	69240
toilets	bilí m.	69250
marble, ball, billiard ball	bilia f.	69260
crowd	biliak (t.) m.	69270
crystal	biliar (t.) m.	69280
billiard	biliard (fr.) m.	69290
	bilibí (t.) cf. bilibiz	69300
seller of roasted chickpeas	bilibidjí (t.) m.	69310
	bilibis (t.) cf. bilibiz	69320
peeled and roasted chickpeas	bilibiz/bilibizes (t.) m. pl.	69330
to inform	bilidear (t.) v.	69380
strong fabric for mattresses and pillows	bilidí (t.) m.	69390
	bilidiyé (t.) cf. belediyé	69400
handcuffs	bilidjikes (t.) m. pl.	69410
ticket, entrance ticket; banknote; a short letter	bilieto (it./t.) m.	69420
	bilijikis (t.) cf. bilidjikes	69440
	bilika cf. belika	69450
billion (Am.), milliard(Eur.)	bilión adj.	69460
bitter, irritable, hot-tempered	biliozo adj.	69470
clear, transparent	billul/billur (t.) adj.	69480
bandage; a nickname for a sticky person	bilma f.	69490
riddle	bilmedjeke (t.)	69500
	bilyuk (t.) cf. buluk	69505
quinces seller	bimbríero m.	69510
quince jam	bimbriyada m.	69520
quince	bimbriyo/bimbrío m.	69530
rough	bimbriyo/bimbrío adj.	69550
pretty good; well	bimbueno adj. & adv.	69560
fortnightly	bimensual adj.	69570
two months	bimestre m.	69580
bi-monthly	bimestrial adj.	69590
	bimuelo cf. birmuelo	69600
wisdom, intelligence	biná (ebr.)	69610
building	biná (t.) f.	69630
commander, battalion commander	binbashí (t.) m.	69650
a plant pattern from which branches and flowers branch off	bindal (t.) m.	69660
embroidered dress in a floral pattern	bindalí (t.) m.	69670
Blessed (said in praise to God)	bíndali (t.) adj.	69680
	bindicho cf. bendicho	69690
night gown	bindirmé (t.) f.	69700
	bindisión cf. bendisión	69710
	bindizir cf. bendezir	69720
mounted	bineado (t.) adj.	69725
to saddle, to get on (beast)	binear/se (t.) v.	69730
saddled beast	binek (t.)	69740
building	binián (ebr.)	69750
	binish (t.) cf. benish	69760
a large bottle wrapped in a straw basket	binlik (t.) m.	69770
	binmuelo cf. birmuelo	69780
binocular	binokle m.	69790
bandage	bint m.	69800
to dress (wound), to put a bandage	bintar v.	69810
	binvenido cf. bienvenido	69820
biography	biografía f.	69830
biographical	biográfiko adj.	69840
biographer	biógrafo m.	69850
biologist	biólogo m.	69860
biology	biolojía f.	69870
biological	biolójiko adj.	69880
blond	biondo adj.	69890
	bir (t.) cf. birdén	69900
naked	bir bedén (t.)	69910
beer	bira f.	69920
beer seller	biradjí adj.	69950
One God!	biralá! (t.) interj.	69960
	biraría cf. birería	69970
villain, deceiver, bastard	birbachón (it.) m.	69980
	birbil (t.) cf. berbil	69990
	birbul (t.) cf. berbil	70000
"Little Nightingale"! An affectionate appeal to the a baby	birbuliko! (t.) interj.	70010
as soon as, suddenly, all at once	birdén (t.) adv.	70020
all of a sudden, unexpectedly	birdenbiri (t.) adv.	70030
quick to get angry	birento adj.	70040
pub, inn	birería f.	70050
circumcision; penis	birit (ebr.) m.	70060
	birit milá (ebr.) cf. berit milá	70070
pool, lake, swamp	birka (arab.) f.	70080
santification of new moon	birkat levaná (ebr.)	70090
grace (prayer after meal)	birkat (a)mazón (ebr.) f.	70100
	birkatmilá (ebr.) cf. berit mila	70110
	birlante cf. briyante	70120
diamond/jewelry collection; jewelry store	birlantería f.	70150
	birmilá (ebr.) cf. berit milá	70160
pancake, donut; egg white pastry; pastry for Passover; wafer	birmuelo m.	70170
	biró (fr.) cf. buró	70180
anger, rage	birra (port.) f.	70190
furious, angry	birroto (port.) adj.	70240
bean	biruldjé (t.) f.	70250
encore, encore request	bis adv.	70260
to ask for Encore	bisar v.	70270
leap (year,month)	bisekstil adj.	70280
biweekly (twice a week)	bisemanal adj.	70290
unusual, extraordinary, exceptional; huge, large	bisharet (t.) adj.	70300
extraordinary dimension	bisharetsiz (t.) m.	70310
measles	bishigas f. pl.	70320
weak, sickly, thin	bishkuka adj. & f.	70330
Bishlik (Turkish currency)	bishlik (t.) m.	70335
	bisiklet (t./fr.) cf. bisikleta	70340
bikes	bisikleta f.	70350
bicycle rider	bisiklista m.	70360
	bisimsiz (t.) cf. bichimsiz	70370
squinting	bisko m. & adj.	70375
toasted pastry	biskochada f.	70380
to toast	biskochar v.	70390
wafer, cake	biskocho m.	70400
sweet and delicate biscuit	biskotela f.	70450
to raise, to fatten; to feed, to feed someone out of interest	bislear (t.) v.	70460
in the name of Allah, in the name of God (said before doing an important deed); at once	bismilá (t.) adv.	70470
bismuth; a nickname for a tiring, disturbing and tedious person	bismut m.	70480
great-grandson	bisnieto m.	70490
great-grandfather	bisnono m.	70500
	biso (port.) cf. beso	70510
	bispapú (gr.) cf. bizpapú	70520
curved and twisted	bistuerto adj.	70530
	bisurá (ebr.) cf. besora	70550
	bisvavá (gr.) cf. bizvavá	70560
stanza, strofa	bit (ebr.) m.	70570
louse	bit (t.) m.	70580
calf	bitela f.	70610
soft veal	bitelika f.	70630
	biterear (t.) cf. bitirear v.	70640
has difficult habits	bithulí (t.) adj.	70660
finished	bitire/bitireye (t.) adj.	70670
exhausted, weak, weary	bitireado (t.) adj.	70680
to finish, to complete	bitirear (t.) v.	70690
to weaken, to be weakened, to be tired	bitirearse (t.) v. refl.	70710
natural, regular, normal	bitiví (ebr.) adj.	70720
fine, acceptable, agreed upon, absolute, complete	bitmish (t.) adv.	70740
agreement, decision, understanding	bitmish (t.) m.	70750
	bitreyar/bitriyar (t.) cf. biterear	70780
cancellation of a craft (announced for the purpose of attending a funeral)	bitul melahá (ebr.) m.	70790
completely, from bottom to top	bitún bituné (t.) adv.	70800
	biudjeto cf. budjeto	70810
	biufé (fr.) cf. bufé	70820
	biuletín cf. boletín	70830
	biuró (fr.) cf. buró	70840
	biurokrasía cf. burokrasia	70850
	biurokrat/a cf. burokrata	70860
	biurokrátiko cf. burokrátiko	70870
	biusto cf. busto	70880
Long live!	biva!/bivas! interj.	70890
in vitality, in agility, in vigilance	bivamente adv.	70895
widowhood	bivdez f.	70900
widower/widow	bivdo/a n.	70910
agility, liveliness, alertness, vitality, recklessness, cheerfulness; sharpness, wit	bivez/biveza f.	70920
hedonist, pursuing pleasures, loving life; a glutton and a drunkard	bividor m. & adj.	70930
living	bivienda f.	70950
to live, to exist; to lead a life of debauchery	bivir v.	70960
alive, full of life; alert; lively, playful, cheerful, agile; clever, brilliant; shiny	bivo adj.	71050
viper	bívora f.	71140
knitting-needle	biz (t.) m.	71150
in intimacy, in the family, without rituals	biz bizé (t.) adv.	71160
Byzantinism	bizantinismo m.	71170
Byzantine	bizantino adj.	71180
to your descendants; including everyone ("You and your semen")	bizareha (ebr.)	71190
great-grandfather	bizavuelo m.	71210
public insult, shame, disgrace	bizayón (ebr.) m.	71220
	bizba cf. bezba	71240
	bizbar cf. bezbar	71250
beehive	bizbero m.	71260
	bizbil cf. berbil	71270
bumblebee; bee sting	bizbón m.	71280
	bizdradel (ebr.) cf. beezrat El	71290
to be satiated from, to get tired of, to be disgusted from	bizdrear (t.) v.	71300
peas, green peas	bizelia (t.) f.	71310
	bizer (t.) cf. bezer	71320
	bizerahá (ebr.) cf. bizareha	71330
	bizeria (t.) cf. bizelia	71340
	bizero cf. bezerro	71350
bored, disgusted	bizgín (t.) adj.	71360
great-grandson	bizinieto m.	71370
bald, baldness	bizkalvo adj. & m.	71380
	biznieto cf. bizinieto	71390
necessity, need	bizonyo (it.) m.	71400
great-grandfather	bizpapú (gr.) m.	71420
	bizradel/dradel (ebr.) cf. beezrat El	71430
contempt, public insult	bizuy (ebr.)	71440
contemptible	bizuyento/bizuento (ebr.) adj.	71450
great-grandmother	bizvavá (gr.) f.	71460
Wallachia, Romania	Blahiya f.	71470
Wallachian, Romanian	blaho adj. & n.	71480
admonition	blam (fr.) m.	71490
contemptible	blamado adj.	71500
to condemn, to rebuke, to criticize, condemn; to put to shame	blamar (fr.) v.	71510
worth condemning	blamavle (fr.) adj.	71520
excrement (vulg.)	blanda f.	71530
submissive, weak-willed, reluctant	blandahusho m.	71550
	blandar cf. ablandar	71560
	blandeza f. cf. blandura	71570
slightly soft, soft	blandiko adj.	71580
softish	blando adj.	71590
softness, giving way	blandor m.	71640
softened, prone to softness; soft, weak	blanducho/blandusho adj.	71650
softness, giving way	blandura f.	71660
whitish	blankacho adj.	71680
whitish, bleached	blankeado adj.	71690
bleaching, whitening	blankeadura f.	71700
bleaching, whitening	blankeamiento m.	71710
to whiten	blankear v.	71720
to become white	blankearse v. refl.	71730
bleaching, whitening	blankeo m.	71740
bedding, linen; the dowry articles	blankería (it.) f.	71750
to whiten; heat (metal)	blankeser v.	71770
to turn white	blankeserse v. refl.	71785
soap; (Izmir :) coal	blankete m.	71790
	blankeyar cf. blankear	71800
	blankeza cf. blankura	71810
whitish	blankinacho adj.	71820
	blankiniento adj. cf. blankinozo	71830
whitish, tends to be white	blankinozo/blankiniozo adj.	71840
whitish, tends to be white	blankito adj.	71850
coal; aspro: the smallest Turkish currency, penny	blanko m.	71860
white	blanko adj.	71870
whiteness	blankor m.	71970
whiteness; coal	blankura f.	71980
bath (distortion of "banyo" - said with irony)	blanyo m.	72000
desecrated	blasfemado adj.	72010
heretic, desecrater	blasfemador/dera n.	72020
to desecrate	blasfemar v.	72030
desecration, humiliation, insult	blasfemía f.	72040
heresy, desecration, contempt	blasfemo m.& adj.	72050
white (distortion of "blanco")	blasko adj.	72060
bluff, lie, deception	blefa (ingl.) f.	72070
to deceive	blefar (ingl.) v.	72080
armored	blendado adj.	72090
gonorrhea (medic.)	blenorrajía (fr.) f.	72100
hurt, offended	blesado (fr.) adj.	72110
painful, injuring; insulting, hurting, hurting (mentally)	blesante (fr.) adj.	72120
to hurt, to insult, to mentally injure	blesar (fr.) v.	72130
to be insulted, to be hurt	blesarse (fr.) v. refl.	72140
	blikeyar/se (t.) cf. beklear/se	72150
	blikiyandor (t.) cf. bekleador	72160
writing notebook	blok m.	72180
besieged, isolated, blocked	blokado adj.	72190
cut, piece (ironic distortion of "bokado")	blokado m.	72200
who lays siege to	blokador (fr.) m.	72220
blockage	blokamiento m.	72230
to stop, to delay, to block, to lock, to lay siege to	blokar (fr.) v.	72250
siege, quarantine	blokeo m.	72260
block, tier; siege; political block; a block (barracks) in a concentration camp	bloko m.	72270
blond, golden, yellow	blondo (fr.) m. & adj.	72300
size, height (ironic distortion of "boy")	bloy (t.) m.	72310
	blu (it.) m. & adj.	72320
	blukuk (t.) cf. bukluk	72340
shirt, robe	bluza f.	72350
Boa snake; Boa snake skin	boa m.	72360
	boaz (t.) m. cf. bogaz	72370
coil, ball (wool)	bobina f.	72380
a monster to scare the kids	boboh m.	72390
pone	bobota (gr.) f.	72400
kidneys	bobrekes (t.) m. pl.	72410
bottle, jar, jug	bocha (bulg.) f.	72420
	bochicha f. cf. buchicha	72430
jug, pitcher, oil can	bochika f.	72440
twin	bochko m.	72450
heavy and suffocating fever; fluid overflow; a flood of talk and rebuke	bochorno m.	72460
sudden flux of liquids; incessant chatter, chatter, a flood of talking/shouting/scolding/screaming songs	bochorro m.	72470
	bochukes (t.) cf. buchukes	72490
wedding; a nickname for something unpleasant	boda f.	72500
to cut, to trim branches	bodadear v.	72670
destroy, corrupt	bodear v.	72680
basement, winery, warehouse	bodega f.	72690
checker (kosher)	bodek (ebr.) m.	72700
incompatible marriage; "curved" wedding	bodijo m.	72710
in sufficient quantity, in abundance	bodje (t.) adv.	72720
crust (bread), scab; a nickname for an unwise person, ignorant	bodrá f.	72730
beach, bank; edge, margin, side	bodre m.	72750
	bodriko cf. borriko	72770
tunnel; prison pit; basement	bodrún (t.) m.	72780
gypsy; wandering passer by	boemiano m.	72800
lung	bofe m.	72810
slap	bofetada f.	72860
slap, slap in the face; insult	bofetón m.	72870
a mess	boflas f. pl.	72880
pastry stuffed with cheese or minced meat; pie	bogacha (t.) f.	72890
bogacha seller	bogachadjí (t.)	72900
confectioner, baker of cakes	bogachero m.	72910
a badly dressed man	bogacho m.	72920
puffy, inflated	bogachudo adj.	72930
washing, soaking; Laundry clothes, laundered clothes	bogada (gr.) f.	72940
coarse linen fabric	bogasi m.	72950
draught; a burst of speech shouting and insults; angina	bogaz (t.) m.	72960
package, bundle; a package of towels and other bathing necessities; a package of old clothes; package cover	bogchá (t.) m.	72980
bundle, package; buttocks (back)	bogo/bogó (t.) m.	72990
something big and clumsy	bogoyo adj.	73100
	bohchá (t.) cf. bogchá	73120
eldest; innocent, naive, can be rotated around the finger	bohor (ebr.) m. & adj.	73130
so	boile (t.)	73150
peddler	boinero m.	73160
disgusting; unclean; dark	bok (t.) adj.	73170
feces; a man who talk obscenely	bok (t.) m.	73190
mouth, muzzle	boka f.	73200
slice, crumbs, bread crumbs	bokadería f.	74120
mouthful; chunk; light meal, snack; bribe	bokadiko m.	74140
slice, bite; bribe; cold	bokado m.	74170
bottle neck, spout; estuary (river, etc.); mouthpiece, nozzle; mouth of a pit; origin; Sea breeze; oral cavity; dentures	bokadura f.	74260
bridle; muzzle (for a dog)	bokaíz m.	74270
bottle, jar, jug	bokal m.	74300
in irony: mouth; gossip; a wise man	bokaná f.	74320
snoring; opening the mouth	bokeada f.	74330
to speak, to express, to discover indirectly and out of hesitation; to drool; to snore, to breathe heavily	bokear v.	74340
wound on the lips/oral cavity	bokera f.	74350
	boketiera cf. buketiera	74360
	boketo cf. buketo	74370
	bokeyada cf. bokeada	74380
small mouth; a mouth that utters curses and insults	bokita f.	74390
	bokluk (t.) cf. bukluk	74420
boxing	boks (ing.) m.	74430
boxer	bokser (ing.) m.	74440
wide; abundant; enough; abundance	bol (t.) adj. & m.	74450
deep bowl	bol m.	74460
more than enough	bol bol (t.) adv.	74470
ball	bola f.	74480
flying, band	bolada f.	74500
kite	boladera f.	74530
who lost his head, desperate; excited by joy	bolado adj.	74540
pilot	bolador m.	74580
flying	bolador adj.	74590
	bolanderear cf. bulanderear	74610
flying; has the ability to soar and hover, moves and sways easily	bolante adj.	74620
to fly, to hover; to escape quickly; to die (ironically)	bolar v.	74630
to fly; to get away quickly, to disappear quickly	bolarse v. refl.	74730
Let's hope! I wish!	bolayki!/de bolayki! (t.) interj.	74750
in sufficient quantity, in abundance	boldje (t.) adv.	74760
obtained money and livelihood, became owner of liquid money	boldjearse (t.) v. refl.	74790
economic well-being, abundance of money and means of subsistence	boldjelik (t.) m.	74800
a ball of minced meat in a cabbage/lettuce leaf	bolema f.	74830
without a permanent address; homeless, a person living in economic uncertainty	boleo- de boleo adv.	74840
bolero, short women's coat	boleró m.	74860
bulletin, note, newsletter, proclamation	boletín m.	74870
	boletino cf. boletín	74880
a small ball	boliya f.	74890
to be in abundance	bolladear (t.) v.	74900
wealth, abundance	bolluk (t.)	74910
screw; spiral staircase; fraud	bolmá (t.) f.	74920
a building roughly built of wooden slats and straw	bolmé (t.) m.	74960
flight, flying	bolo m.	74970
balloon	bolón m.	75020
sack; wallet, basket; paper cup; defect in garment, damaged cut	bolsa f.	75030
pickpocket	bolsero m.	75055
fold in the garment	bolsón m.	75060
	boltar/se v. cf. aboltar/se	75070
to return, to replace, to convert	bolver v.	75080
to return	bolverse v. refl.	75090
turn over	bolviense v. adj.	75095
bomb; a surprise; lie, deception	bomba f.	75100
	bombaladear cf. bombardear	75120
to arch	bombar v.	75130
shelling, bombing	bombardamiento m.	75140
	bombardeamiento cf. bombardamiento	75150
to shell, to bomb	bombardear v.	75160
bombastic, inflated	bombástiko adj.	75170
a stiff round hat	bombe (fr.) m.	75180
inflated	bombe adj.	75190
terrorist; bomber	bomber m.	75195
bomb	bombo m.	75200
(vulg:) very bad	bombok (t.) adj.	75210
In the name of God!	bome! (serb.-cro.) interj.	75220
a woman's name used in various expressions	Bona	75230
calm; comfortable sea weather, comfortable weather	bonacha f.	75260
get better (weather)	bonachear v.	75270
	bonacho cf. buenacho	75280
excessively shy out of innocence, innocent	bonachón m. & adj.	75290
calmness, calm sea; abundance, a good time in business/in the world	bonansa f.	75300
lucky, successful	bonansozo adj.	75310
candy; a graceful, pleasant, elegant girl/lass; something beautiful	bonbón (fr.) m.	75320
candy seller	bonbonero (fr.) m.	75330
bonbonniere, a pack of sweets	bonboniera (fr.) f.	75340
small candy; a sweet and cute boy	bonboniko (fr.) m.	75350
goodness; favor, service	bondad/bondat f.	75360
kindness; benefit	bondansa f.	75390
Good Morning!	bondjorno! (it.) m.	75400
beret	boneka f.	75410
	bonet cf. boneta	75420
rabbinical bonnet	boneta f.	75430
hat removal (as a blessing sign)	bonetada f.	75450
hat, bonnet; rabbinical bonnet	bonete m.	75460
brick trading house	bonetería f.	75470
hatter	bonetero m.	75480
rounded down (price)	bonifikado adj.	75490
to improve; to round the price down	bonifikar v.	75500
discount	bonifikasión f.	75510
to wet	boniguar v.	75520
a voucher of little value	boniko m.	75530
Good Morning!	bonjur (fr.) m.	75540
banknote, purchase voucher	bono m.	75550
innocence	bonomía f.	75560
a good time	bonora f.	75570
God bless you! - it is said when someone suffers a blow, falls, has an accident; against the evil eye	bonora! interj.	75620
	bontad (it.) cf. bondad	75640
	bonyeka (port.) cf. bunyeka	75650
a storm; violent anger	bora (gr.) f.	75660
illusion, fiction	borajo m.	75690
borax	borasa m.	75700
trumpet	borazán (t.) m.	75710
embroidered	bordado m.	75720
to embroider	bordar v.	75725
	borde cf. bodre	75730
a brothel	bordelo (it.) m.	75740
attachment	borderó (fr.) m.	75750
dark red, crimson	bordó (fr.) adj.	75760
side, margin, wall, side of the ship; ship; dock	bordo m.	75770
margin, border	bordura f.	75790
type of pastry filled with cheese, meat, eggplant, etc.	boreka (t.) f.	75800
small boreka	borekita (t.) f.	75810
professional union; syndicate; cartel (restricted trade practice)	boreo m.	75820
bourgeois	borgez m.	75830
bourgeoisie	borgezía f.	75840
selected fruits	borinitsas (serb.-cro.)	75850
a big, ugly nose	borneta (t.) f.	75860
bathrobe	bornú/z (t.) m.	75870
box, crate, drawer cabinet, wardrobe, desk	boró m.	75880
	borón cf. boró	75900
angry, quick to get angry	borozo adj.	75910
residue; coarse wool	borra f.	75920
to spend time in the tavern, drinking to get drunk	borrachear v.	75930
drunkenness	borrachez f.	75940
drunk	borracho adj. & n.	75960
alcoholic, drunk	borrachón adj.	76010
	borrachonear cf. borrachear	76030
to erase	borrar v.	76040
a fierce and short storm, a lightning storm	borraska f.	76050
donkey-foal	borriko m.	76060
draft, current Book (accounting)	borrón m.	76070
purse; stock exchange	borsa f.	76080
	bosanía cf. aboso	76120
empty	bosh (t.) adj.	76130
dismissal, severing ties	bosh keat (t.) adv.	76140
a chatterer, a person who does not keep a secret, not discreet	boshbogaz (t.) adj.	76150
	boshke/boshko cf. boske/bosko	76160
chatter, nonsense	boshlaf (t.) m.	76170
Bosnian; a nickname for a tough and stubborn man	boshnak adj. & m.	76180
forest, grove; bush	boske/bosko m.	76190
tree-covered, wooded	boskozo adj.	76200
	bosmak cf. boshnak	76210
Sarajevo	Bosna Sarai n.	76220
muzzle (for a dog)	boso m.	76230
garden, vegetable garden; a watermelon and a melon	bostán (t.) m.	76240
the owner of the vegetable garden	bostandjí (t.) m.	76241
tendency to yawn	bostejadero m.	76260
yawning	bostejador m.	76270
to yawn	bostejar v.	76280
yawn	bostejo m.	76290
	bostezador cf. bostejador	76310
	bostezar cf. bostejar	76320
	bostezo cf. bostejo	76330
	bostiya cf. postiya/postilia	76335
yawn - said with irony about a lazy person	bostizo m.	76340
clowning, obscenity, rudeness; caprice, a strange thing, a strange thing; buttock; boot	bot m.	76350
boot; tub, barrel, bread box, basin; bathing in the bath; great store	bota f.	76370
botany	botánika f.	76420
botanical; botanist	botániko adj. & m.	76430
jar, jug; boot, short boot	bote m.	76440
skin bottle	boteja f.	76450
barrel maker	botero m.	76470
bottle	boteya f.	76480
small barrel; flask; a bread box	botezika f.	76490
jar	boti m.	76500
	botika cf. butika	76510
merchant, seller	botikario m.	76520
a small shop	botikita f.	76530
bottle, jar, jug	botilia f.	76540
short boot, overshoe	botín m.	76550
woman overshoe	botis pl.	76560
small bottle, saucer (perfumes, etc.)	botiziko m.	76570
button; bud	botón m.	76580
buttoning	botonadura f.	76610
button factory, a button manufacturing workshop	botonería f.	76620
plenty of buttons	botonerío m.	76630
button maker, button dealer	botonero m.	76640
loop, noose	botoniera (fr.) f.	76650
	botro cf. boytro	76670
	bovachón cf. bovechón	76680
stupidly, in a clownish way	bovamente adv.	76690
stupidly	bovaneska- a la bovaneska	76700
stupid, innocent, foolish	bovankión adj.	76710
gullible person , innocent, fool	bovarrón m.	76720
to say or do something stupid	bovear v.	76730
gullible person , innocent, fool	bovechón m.	76740
dome, arch, vault	boveda f.	76750
stupidity, folly, ignorance; foolishness	bovedad /bovedá f.	76770
	bovería cf. bovedad	76870
	boveza cf. bovedad	76880
innocent, stupid	boviko m. & adj.	76890
stupid	bovikón adj.	76900
stupid, foolish, gullible, ignorant, dumb, weak-minded	bovo m. & adj.	76910
stupid, foolish, gullible, ignorant, dumb	bovón m. & adj.	77050
height; size, rate; age	boy (t.) m.	77060
color; makeup; sadness, suffering, grief, sorrow	boyá/boya (t.)	77160
	boyadar (t.) cf. boyadear	77240
painted, whitewashed	boyadeado (t.) adj.	77250
painter, whitewasher	boyadeador (t.) m.	77260
painting, whitewashing	boyadeadura (t.) f.	77270
to paint, to whitewash, to cover with paint; to stain; to change his mind; cause suffering	boyadear (t.) v.	77280
to deceive	boyadear (t.) los ojos	77290
to put on make-up; To change his mind	boyadearse (t.) v. refl.	77300
to paint, to whitewash	boyadjí (t.) m.	77310
painted, varied	boyalí (t.) adj.	77330
cake	boye m.	77340
boycott	boykot m.	77350
boycott	boykotaje (fr.) m.	77360
to boycott	boykotar v.	77370
to wander, to move and swaying, to move heavily	boylear (t.) v.	77380
tall, with an impressive appearance	boylí (t.) adj.	77390
garbage, feces	boyniga f.	77400
a bun, a savory cake, a round pastry stuffed with cheese or meat; pita-shaped matzah	boyo m.	77410
	boyrún! cf. buyrún	77460
hawk	boytro m.	77470
voice, vote, sound, tone; tune	boz f.	77480
Boza - an oriental alcoholic beverage extracted from millet	bozá (t.) m.	77720
Boza seller; candy shop	bozadjí (t.) m.	77750
loud and deep voice (bass); unpleasant sound	bozarrón m.	77760
spoiled, damaged, eaten; worn, wasted; slightly ill	bozdeado (t.) adj.	77770
to spoil, to corrupt, to spend	bozdear (t.) v.	77780
to be spoiled, to be broken; to become ugly, to degenerate; to fail	bozdearse (t.) v. refl.	77900
	bozeado (t.) cf. bozdeado	77910
money changer	bozeador (t.) m.	77920
money changer fee; spoilage, disconnection	bozeadura (t.) f.	77930
	bozear (t.) (1) cf. bozdear	77940
to exchange currency (money changer)	bozear (2) v.	77950
	bozearse (t.) cf. bozdearse	77970
abdominal pain, intestinal disorder, upset stomach	bozeo m.	77980
	bozeyar (t.) cf. bozdear	77990
a small, weak voice	bozezika f.	78000
broken, disconnected	bozuk (t.) adj.	78010
	bozyearse (t.) cf. bozdearse	78020
with combined arms	bracheta (it.)- a la bracheta	78030
underwear, long underwear, wide underwear for men	braga/bragas f./f. pl.	78040
barefoot, son of dunghills	bragalí m.	78180
large underwear made of coarse fabric	bragesha f.	78190
the opening in the trousers'; underwear with ankle straps	brageta f.	78200
a man sloppy in his clothing	bragil m.	78210
	bragita cf. brageta	78220
trash person, fringe person	bragón m.	78230
roar, growl; a grunt, a murmur	brama f.	78240
to growl, to roar; to shout; to grumble, to mumble; to express anger in threats and aggression	bramar v.	78250
angry, furious; screamer	brameante adj.	78260
	bramear v. cf. bramar	78270
	brameo cf. bramido	78275
to sigh, to groan, to lament	bramidar v.	78280
roar, growl, whimper; a groan, a sigh, a cry of pain	bramido m.	78290
branch, field of practice, etc.	bransh m./bransha f. (fr.)	78300
two-arm load; rowing distance with arm	brasada f.	78310
pub, tavern	brasería (fr.) f.	78320
	braseta cf. bracheta	78330
arm; branch	braso m.	78340
moo	brabamiento m.	78495
boldly, bravely, heroically	bravamente adv.	78500
to confront, to provoke, to challenge	bravar (fr.) v.	78510
	bravería f. cf. bravura	78520
	bravidad cf. bravura	78530
brave, heroic; honest, loyal; respectable, valuable	bravo adj.	78540
Barbo!, cheers!, well done!	bravo! (it.) interj.	78560
courage, heroism	bravura (fr.) f.	78590
burning coals	braza f.	78630
	brazanada cf. brazinada	78660
fireplace; bonfire, hearth; shovel	brazero m.	78670
burning coal	brazika f.	78680
hot fire	brazinada f.	78700
	brazola cf. brizola	78710
nonsense	brazón m.	78720
a person accustomed to talking without thinking, scattering promises without coverage	brazonero m.	78740
Hi! Hi, you there! (call for attention/scolding)	bre! (t.) interj.	78750
an open carriage hitched to one horse	brek m.	78780
card game; a combination of three cards of the same value	brelán m.	78790
pendant, medallion	brelok (fr.) f.	78800
	brerekiet (t.) cf. bereket	78810
honeycomb	breska f.	78820
suspender	bretel (fr.) f.	78840
	brevaje cf. beveraje	78850
short, concise, short-lived	breve adj.	78860
muslin curtain for the window	brezbiz (fr.) m.	78900
	brezba cf. brezna	78910
Brazilian	breziliano adj.	78920
buzzard (bird of prey); nickname for fool	brezna f.	78930
	brichka cf. brek	78940
harness, bridle	brida f.	78950
Bridge	bridj (ing.) m.	78960
brigade	brigada f.	78970
robbery	brigandaje (fr.) m.	78980
robber, brigand	brigante (it.) m.	78990
brick factory	briketería (fr.) f.	79000
gold/silver thread	bril m.	79010
	brilante cf. briyante	79030
Brilientin (hair oil)	brilantín (fr.) f.	79040
	brilantís cf. bulantí	79050
	briliante cf. briyante	79060
	briliar cf. briyar	79070
	brilio cf. briyo	79080
abuse, harassment	brimada (fr.) f.	79090
to make a toast	brindar v.	79100
toast, salutation	brindis m.	79110
insolence, arrogance; greatness (due to wealth, success, etc.)	brío m.	79120
silk thread; muslin fabric	brishín (t.) m.	79160
peach tree	briskero m.	79170
peach	brisko m.	79180
	britmila (ebr.) cf. berit-milá	79190
glowing, shining	briyando adj.	79200
shining, shiny, sparkling	briyante adj.	79210
diamond (processed), brilliance, glow, brightness	briyante m.	79220
	briyantina cf. brilantín	79230
to glow, to shine, to sparkle; to be financially successful, to live in well-being, to shine out of wealth/satisfaction/well-being (even in irony); to match	briyar v.	79240
ray of light, twinkle; glare, radiance	briyo m.	79250
breeze	briz (fr.) f.	79255
piece of meat	brizola (t.) f.	79260
moustache	brkovis (serb.-cro.) m. pl.	79270
jewel pin	broche m.	79280
embroidery	brodada f.	79290
embroidered	brodado adj.	79300
to embroider	brodar v.	79310
	brodaría cf. brodería	79320
embroidery	brodería f.	79330
embroiderer	brodisto m.	79340
embroiderer	brodoza f.	79350
brocade, heavy silk fabric	brokado m.	79360
of Shabbat (clothes)	bronalí adj.	79370
jam cake baked in honey	bronda f.	79390
Bronchitis	bronshit m.	79400
tanned, brown	bronzado (fr.) adj.	79410
??????, ??????, ??????	bronzar (fr.) v.	79420
	bronzear cf. bronzar	79430
bronze	bronzo m.	79440
Forward!	bros- para bros! (gr.)	79460
ornate pin, hairpin	brosh (fr.) m.	79470
hairpin, brooch, hair clip	broshka f.	79480
booklet, pamphlet	broshura (fr.) f.	79490
to grow, to germinate, to bloom	brotar v.	79500
sighs, sobs	broyes pl.	79510
embroidered	broslado adj.	79513
embroidery	brosladura f.	79515
to embroider	broslar v.	79517
gilded	brozlado adj.	79520
glassware with gold ornaments	brozlado m.	79530
glass blower and gilded coating and glazing artist	brozlador m.	79540
to gild, to decorate glass with gold plating	brozlar v.	79550
wheelbarrow	bruet (fr.) f.	79560
	bruido cf. ruido	79570
burning, fiery	brulante (fr.) adj.	79580
	brulión cf. bruyón	79590
fog, haze	bruma f.	79600
misty, hazy, steamy, dim	brumozo adj.	79610
a brunette girl; twilight, dusk	bruna f.	79620
prone to heat	brunacho adj.	79630
has brown hair, brunette; has brown skin	bruno adj.	79640
clean, tidy, elegant, polished	brunyido adj.	79650
to polish; to dress elegantly, in a clean and tidy way	brunyir v.	79660
resident of the city of Brusa (Bursa)	brusalí m.& adj.	79665
witch, "witch", vicious, repulsive woman	brusha f.	79670
to wander in the dark of night	brushear v.	79680
	brushko cf. brusko	79690
wizard, magician	brusho m.	79700
suddenly, all of a sudden	bruskamente adv.	79710
to attack, to harm at	bruskar v.	79720
firmness	bruskedad f.	79730
firmness	bruskería f.	79740
rough, coarse; firm, hard; dark	brusko adj.	79750
cruel, rude, violent, predatory, brutal, animalistic	brutal adj.	79780
cruelty, rudeness, violence, brutality	brutalidad f.	79790
to use violence against, to torture	brutalizar v.	79800
violently, cruelly, brutally, in an animalistic manner	brutalmente adv.	79810
ugliness	brutedad f.	79820
ugliness	bruteza f.	79830
repulsive, ugly; coarse, raw, unprocessed; exceeds politeness and manners; gross	bruto adj.	79840
a word used in the proclamation of a chestnut peddler	bruya bruya	79910
confused, disordered	bruyón (fr.) adj.	79950
draft	bruyón (fr.) m.	79960
It; Here!	bu (t.) pron. dem.	79980
	buá (t.) cf. boya/boyá	80000
to do something without thinking	bubalaska (serb.-cro.)- azer algo a la bubalaska	80010
villain, murderer, stabber	buchakchí (t.) adj.	80020
Shut! Shut the fuck up!	buchi! (t.) interj.	80030
disgusted, filled with disgust	buchi (t.) adj.	80040
gargling; bubble, balloon, blister (of fish/bladder)	buchicha (port.) f.	80050
stomach	bucho m.	80080
foolishness, vanity, childishness	buchukchulukes (t.) m. pl.	80090
twins	buchukes (t.) n. pl.	80110
'eye' on the plank; a nickname for stubborn; stupid, foolish; a simple and rude person	budak (t.) adj.	80120
	budalá (t.) cf. budak	80130
stupidity, folly; Insolence, boldness	budalalik (t.) m.	80140
logs	budek (t.) m.	80150
pudding, refreshments	budino m.	80160
Buddhist	budisto adj. & m.	80170
Buddhism	budizmo m.	80180
"end of the world'', remote place; a dark cabin	budjak (t.) m.	80190
budget	budjeto m.	80200
a clay bowl	buduch (t.)	80210
rotation, touring, tilting; change, exchange, reversal; change of view; bypass	buelta f.	80220
a small trip	bueltezika f.	80310
	buemuelo cf. birmuelo	80320
good .. (form used before a noun)	buen adj.	80330
prostitute	buena f.	80380
innocent, gullible, naive; Good, kind-hearted, compassionate, pleasant	buenacho adj.	80390
favors	buenas f. pl.	80400
luck, success; wealth, capital	buenaventura f.	80500
kindness, generosity, compassion, ; innocence; favor, an act of kindness	buendad /buendá f.	80520
pretty good	bueneziko adj.	80550
kind-hearted, kind, nice; pretty good	bueniko adj.	80560
excellent, very good	buenísimo adj.	80570
innocent, simple, good-natured	buenivle adj.	80580
good, kind-hearted, generous-hearted, compassionate, pleasant, honest	bueno adj.	80590
well, okay	bueno adv.	80660
kindness; favor	bueno m.	80760
"in good hour" - said to those who sneezed, choked, etc.	buenora! interj.	80880
bull, ox	buey m.	80890
a small bull; a nickname for a chubby and healthy young man	bueyeziko m.	80940
	búfalo cf. búfano	80950
the female of the buffalo	búfana f.	80960
buffalo; bull; a broad-shouldered man; a rude person	búfano m.	80970
puffy sleeves	bufantes (fr.) pl.	81000
buffet (furniture); buffet (for selling food); buffet (table of delicacies at the wedding, etc.	bufé/byufet (fr.) m.	81010
buffet owner	bufedjí (fr.) m.	81020
slap	bufetón m.	81030
puffy, inflated	bufido adj.	81050
joker, clown	bufón m.	81060
clowning, an act of clowning, joking	bufonada f.	81070
clowning, an act of clowning, joking	bufonería f.	81080
Bukhari fabric used between the fabric and the lining of the garment	bugrán (fr.) m.	81090
to overeat; to be choked, to suffocate	bugulear (t.) v.	81100
package	buhchá (t.) m.	81110
owl, barn owl	bu'ho/buho m.	81113
vulture, hawk	buitre m.	81115
	bujak (t.) cf. budjak	81120
	bujeto cf. budjeto	81130
an ironed fold of the pants	buk (alem.) m.	81140
in such quantity, in large quantity	bukadar (t.) adv.	81150
	bukado cf. bokado	81160
	bukera cf. bokera	81170
flowers seller, flowers interweaver	buketiera (fr.) f.	81180
bouquet	buketo (fr.) m.	81190
	bukieto (fr.) cf. buketo	81200
	bukla (fr.) cf. bukle	81210
curly	buklado adj.	81220
to curl, to make curls	buklar (fr.) v.	81230
curl; hairpin, buckle; doll	bukle (fr.) m.	81240
a kind of rough and hairy cloth, a towel cloth	buklé (fr.) m.	81250
curly	bukleado (fr.) adj.	81260
	buklear (fr.) cf. buklar	81270
garbage	bukluk (t.) m.	81280
Street sweeper; rags merchant	buklukchí (t.) m.	81290
to bore, to be a burden, to bother, to tire	buktear (t.) v.	81300
to get tired	buktearse v. refl.	81310
	buktiniyar (t.) cf. buktear	81320
an older woman of the people; the landlady; sister in law; big sister; In irony: aunt; Madam	bula (bulg.) f.	81330
a hesitant person who easily changes his decisions	buladundí (t.) adj.	81380
very sweet raisin pulp	bulama f.	81390
thick soup of flour, butter and sugar; disgusting food, with a repulsive taste; garbage	bulamach (t.) m.	81400
	bulanayar (t.) cf. bulanderear	81410
confused; who feels nauseous	bulandereado (t.) adj.	81420
to provoke nausea; to confuse, to arouse suspicion, to shock	bulanderear (t.) v.	81430
	bulandrear (t.) bulanderear	81440
	bulanear (t.) cf. bulanderear	81450
turbid (wine, cloudy sky)	bulanik (t.) adj.	81460
revolting; too sweet	bulanjí (t.) adj.	81470
	bulante cf. bolante	81490
nausea	bulantí (t.) m.	81500
diligent wife (thinks of everything)	bulapensi f.	81520
to seal, to close with a seal	bular v.	81530
filthy, stained; who sticks his nose into other people's businesses	bulashik (t.) adj.	81540
tuber, bulb; womb	bulba f.	81550
quail; partridge	buldurdjun (t.) m.	81560
stuffed dough ball	bulema f.	81570
roulette; ball	buleta f.	81590
	buletín cf. boletín	81600
voting card	buletina f.	81610
avenue	bulevar m.	81620
	bulevard (fr.) cf. bulevar	81630
Bulgarian; Bulgarian (language)	bulgar/o/búlgar/o adj. & m.	81640
the Bulgarian language	bulgaresko m.	81650
Bulgaria	Bulgaría f.	81660
groats, peeled wheat	bulgur (t.) m.	81670
	bulisú f. cf. bulisa	81680
lady, honorable woman; landlady, elderly woman; wife	bulisa f.	81690
	bulluk (t.) cf. buluk	81700
abscess	bulma f.	81710
screw; faud	bulmá (t.) f.	81720
which can be screwed together	bulmalí (t.) adj.	81740
	bulmé (t.) cf. bolmé	81750
carelessly packed large package	bultero m.	81760
small swelling, small lump	bultiko m.	81780
swelling, lump; tumor ; a body with blurred contours; something rough, ugly, ugly looking	bulto m.	81790
having volume	bultozo adj.	81830
seal, stamp	bulu m.	81840
large quantity of, lots	buluk (t.) m.	81850
boom!	bum! (onomat.)	81890
marble (children's game)	bumba f.	81910
cow intestines	bumbar m.	81920
nonsense	bumbas f. pl.	81930
	bumbuniera cf. bonboniera	81950
	bumuelo cf. birmuelo	81960
	bunacho cf. buenacho	81970
crazy, foolish; senile	bunak (t.) adj.	81980
bead, colored bead	bundjuk (t.) m.	81990
doll; pacifier (baby)	bunyeka (port.) f.	82000
food	bunyekita (port.) f.	82020
perforation	burakada (port.) f.	82030
tendency to puncture; a sharp and consistent investigation	burakadero (port.) m.	82040
perforated	burakado (port.) adj.	82050
perforator	burakador/dera (port.) m. & adj.	82090
	burakadura (port.) f.	82110
to puncture, to sperforate, to drill; to search sharply and stubbornly; to deafen (deafening ears); to cause grief	burakar (port.) v.	82120
to be perforated	burakarse (port.) v. refl.	82150
small hole, pinhole	burakito (port.) m.	82160
hole, perforation, pinhole; opening	burako (port.) m.	82190
	burán (gr.) cf. bora	82320
	buraska (fr.) cf. bora	82330
	burbú (t.) cf. burgul	82340
abundance	burdjuluk (t.) m.	82350
to cause a feeling of bitterness in the mouth	burear (t.) v.	82360
	burek (t.) cf. boreka	82370
saucer, bottle	burek m.	82380
disgust, nausea	burera f.	82390
bourgeois	burgez n. & adj.	82410
bourgeoisie	burgezía f.	82420
drill, drill knife, small drill	burgí (t.) f.	82430
burgul, crushed wheat	burgul (t.) m.	82440
pipe	buri (t.) m.	82450
wandering, walking around, courting	buriadero (t.) m.	82460
curved; nervous, restless, empty, hollow, artificial, meticulous	buriado (t.) adj.	82470
engraver, chisel	buril m.	82480
to etch	burilar v.	82490
bourgeois	burjuá (fr.) m.	82500
bourgeoisie	burjuazía (fr.) f.	82510
jug	burkán (t.) m.	82520
laughter, ridicule	burla f.	82530
mockery; he who mocks	burladero m.	82570
mockintg	burlador adj.	82580
to mock, to laugh at; to flirt	burlar v.	82590
to joke, to mock, to make fun of	burlarse v. refl.	82600
mock, joke	burlería f.	82610
ridiculous, funny, mocking	burlesko adj.	82620
clown, joker, mocker	burlón m.	82630
mocking, comical, sarcastic	burlozo adj.	82640
screw; tap; Sterilized ram	burmá (t.) f.	82650
winding, twisted	burmalí (t.) adj.	82655
	burmuelo cf. birmuelo	82660
snuff	burnú tutún (t.) m.	82670
bathrobe	burnú/s (t.) m.	82680
ugly person (character and appearance)	burnusuz (t.) adj.	82690
desk; office, bureau	buró (1) (fr.) m.	82700
	buró (2) cf. boró	82730
bureaucracy	burokrasía f.	82740
bureaucrat	burókrata n.	82750
bureaucratic	burokrátiko adj.	82760
	burókrato cf. burokrata	82770
	burón cf. boró	82780
gust of wind (strong and short); a transient fit of anger	burraska (fr.) f.	82790
stubbornness, behavior of a donkey	burredad f.	82800
donkey; a nickname for a stubborn person	burro m.	82810
stock exchange	bursa f.	82820
chimney, fireplace chimney	burú (t.) m.	82830
muslin	burundjuk (t.) m.	82840
preparation of bread and eggs for soup	burveto m.	82850
	buryurear (t.) cf. buyurear	82860
	bus cf. buz	82870
search	bushka f.	82880
search, search operations	bushkadero m.	82890
looking for; researcher; buyer	bushkador/dera m.	82900
an imaginary character to whom unexpected, strange, unusual and clownish actions are attributed	Bushkaldo/Jean Bushkaldo	82920
	bushkamiento cf. bushkida	82930
looking to quarrel	bushkapleto/bushkapletos adj.	82940
to seek	bushkar v.	82950
	búshkeda/bushkedad cf. búshkida	83040
search; investigation	búshkida f.	83050
	bushkita cf. búshkida	83060
cork, stopper	bushón (fr.) m.	83070
compass	busol/busola (fr./it.)	83080
	bustejar/bustijar cf. bostejar	83090
chest, torso; shirt, bra; baby apron	busto m.	83100
market (of a beast for eating); lamb market	but (t.) m.	83110
	butargo (fr.) cf. abudarahó	83130
shop	butika f.	83140
merchant, shopkeeper	butikario m.	83180
	butita f. cf. butika	83190
purpose, goal	buto (fr.) m.	83200
thigh flesh	butona f.	83210
cufflinks	butones m,. pl.	83220
	butoniera (fr.) cf. botoniera	83230
	butra cf. pudra	83240
fat, thick-bellied, plump	butrafón adj.	83250
fat	butro adj.	83260
	butro m. cf. buitre	83285
	butru cf. butro	83290
fool! dumb! idiot!	butru! interj.	83300
paper towels	buvar (fr.) m.	83310
	buyá (t.) cf. boya/boyá	83320
	buyadear (t.) cf. boyadear	83330
	buyadjí (t.) cf. boyadjí	83340
	buyarear (t.) cf. boyadear	83350
boiling	buyendo adj.	83360
boiling	buyida f.	83370
constant boiling	buyidero m.	83380
boiled; Grumpy, quick-tempered, easily irritated; Weak, breathless, helpless, exhausted	buyido adj. & m.	83390
liquid boiling vessel	buyidor m.	83440
boiling	buyimiento m.	83450
to boil	buyir v.	83460
to boil	buyirse v. refl.	83510
constant boiling, fermentation; Itching, scabies	buyitina f.	83520
boiling, boiling point; boiling steam, boiling bubbles; heat	buyor m.	83530
hot water bottle (for heating in bed)	buyot (fr.) f.	83580
order, ordinance	buyruk (t.) m.	83590
who likes to give orders and force his will	buyrukchí (t.) adj.	83600
store for dairy products and dairy foods	buyrún (t.) m.	83610
Sincerely! You are welcome! Please enter! Sit, please!	buyrún/buyrum! (t.) interj.	83620
to command, to give orders, to force his will	buyurear (t.) v.	83630
certificate of power of attorney, authorization, letter of appointment for a low position	buyurultu (t.)	83640
cold, frozen; emotionally chilly; sexually chilly	buz (t.) adj.	83650
ice, frost; a nickname for a cold-blooded person who always remains indifferent and equanimous and does not reveal emotions	buz (t.) m.	83660
	buzá (t.) cf. bozá	83720
	buzadjí (t.) cf. bozadjí	83730
mammal (animal), one-year-old puppy	buzak (t.) m.	83740
nonsense	buzambak (t.) m.	83750
a very cold place; a place for selling ice; ice refrigerator; a nickname for a cold, alienated and distant person; a hole hewn in the mountain for collecting water and forming ice	buzaná (t.) f.	83770
ice seller/distributor	buzchí/buzdjí (t.) m.	83780
rude person; hedgehog	buzdro m.	83790
	buzear (t.) cf. bozdear	83800
ice cabinet, refrigerator	buziera (t.) f.	83810
cooling house	buzlana (t.) f.	83820
anus	buzuk (t.)	83830
vulgar expression: "thorn in the ass"	buzukchí (t.) adj.	83840
	chaaré (t.) cf. charé	83850
tub, pail	chabro (serb.-cro.) m.	83860
promptly, immediately	chábudjak (t.) adv.	83870
very fast, quick, agile	chabudklik/chapuklik (t.) adj.	83875
Sprout fish, Small Mackerel	chacha (1) f.	83880
nanny, nursemaid, child care worker	chacha (2) f.	83890
tumult, noise; chatter, jabber	chacharina f.	83900
mumbling, stuttering, stuttered speech	chachas f. pl.	83910
inconspicuous youth/boy, lacking personality	chacho m.	83940
tent; umbrella; parasol	chadir (t.) m.	83950
sells and repairs umbrellas parasols	chadirdjí (t.) m.	83970
	chadrak (t.) cf. chardak	83980
to beat, to strike, to hit	chaftear (t.) v.	83990
bulk	chafurdeadero (port.) m.	84000
to scatter, to pour	chafurdear (port.) v.	84010
to slot, to notch, to make a small cut with a sharp tool	chaheyar v.	84020
	chair (t.) cf. chayir	84030
jackal; nickname for a blowhard man; nickname for a rude man prone to quarrel and debate	chakal m.	84040
blow, stroke, punch; sudden blow; shock	chakeada (t.) f.	84050
tipsy, slightly drunk	chakeadiko (t.) adj.	84060
drunk, drunkard; bumps into walls and absorbs bumps	chakeado (t.) adj.	84070
hit (furniture, object)	chakear (t.) v.	84080
got a hit; got into a fight, to quarrel; got into a fight of infidations	chakearse (t.) v. refl.	84090
blow, push; exchanging blows/cursings	chakeo (t.) m.	84100
blow, slap	chaketón (t.) m.	84110
gravel	chakil (t.) m.	84140
	chakitón (t.) cf. chaketón	84150
to beat, to hit, to strike	chakitonear (t.) v.	84160
lighter	chakmak (t.) m.	84170
looking for a fight and a debate	chakón m.	84180
laughter, gaiety, cheerfulness; joke	chakota f.	84190
to joke	chakotear v.	84200
clowning, merrymaking	chakotería f.	84210
entertainer, merrymaker	chakotero m.	84220
breeches, oriental Trousers	chakshires (t.) m. pl.	84230
to smell; to sniff; caught in the blink of an eye; peek sideways (out of curiosity); to understand; to perceive	chaktear (t.) v.	84240
almond cake	chalda f.	84250
broken; rotten	chaldeado (t.) adj.	84260
to break down; to rot	chaldearse v. refl.	84265
large needle (for sewing sacks)	chalduz (t.) m.	84270
scratched	chaleado (t.) adj.	84280
scratch	chaleadura (t.) f.	84285
to scratch	chalear (t.) v.	84290
crabs, seafoods, fishes	chálganos (t.)	84300
Oriental/Turkish orchestra	chalgí (t.) m.	84310
member of a band of musicians	chalgidjí/n (t.) m.	84320
the musician's profession	chalgidjilik (t.)	84330
thorn	chalí (t.)	84340
hedonist, lustful person, adulterer	chalik (t.)	84350
to make an effort, to work hard work	chalishear (t.) v.	84360
hard worker, diligent, industrious, active	chalishkán (t.) adj.	84370
scar, wound	chaliyava (t.?) f.	84380
to sway, to swing; to shake	chalkanear (t.)	84390
turban, oriental bonnet	chalma (t.)	84400
arrogance, bragging, self confidence, pretentiousness; medication, solution (to problem), remedy	chalum (t.) m.	84410
pine	cham (t.) m.	84440
undershirt, undergarments; towels; bedclothes, tableware; laundry	chamashir (t.) m.	84450
laundry place, laundry tub	chamashirlik (t.) m.	84460
round surface of an oven (plate)	champará (t.) f.	84470
castanets, cymbals	champarás (t.)	84480
musical instrument, cymbals	champaraná (t.) f.	84490
pune resin	chamsakiz (t.) m.	84500
mud; a nickname for an unpleasant and argumentative person, a man of less value	chamur/chamura (t.) m./f.	84510
muddy place, mud-covered place	chamurana (t.) f.	84530
muddy place	chamurlané (t.) m.	84540
puddle, muddy place; sulfur medicinal mud	chamurluk (t.) m.	84550
unpleasant smell of something that didn't burn properly, scorching smell	chamushkado (t.) m.	84560
smells soot & smoke; to be burnt (dish)	chamushkado (t.) adj.	84570
to scorch; to burn unsuccessfully	chamushkar (t.) v.	84600
	chamushkero (t.) cf. chamushkina	84610
scorching smell, smell of smoke and soot of something that didn't burn properly	chamushkina (t.) f.	84620
bell, small bell	chan (t.) m.	84630
bowl, basin, flat bowl; bowl, cooking pot; chamber pot, bedpan	chanaka (t.) f.	84640
contents of the bowl	chanakada (t.) f.	84660
small bowl	chanakita (t.) f.	84670
stupidity; nonsense	chancha (it.) f.	84680
taffeta	chanfis (t.)	84690
bag, basket, schoolbag, small briefcase, handbag, shopping bag	chanta (t.) f.	84700
roof	chantí (t.) m.	84710
small roof	chanto (t.) m.	84720
pole, pointy rod sticking in the ground	chanto (arc.) m.	84725
hypocritical, pretending to be prudish (Distortion of "Santo")	chanto adj.	84730
hoe, pick-axe	chapa (t.) f.	84740
Dressed in lye and rags; weak-characterd man	chapachul/o (t.) m. & adj.	84760
to make efforts	chapalear (t.) v.	84765
very heavy rain, rainstorm	chaparón m.	84770
	chapato cf. sapato	84780
removing a hat (as greeting0	chapeada (fr.) f.	84790
	chapeera (fr.) cf. chapeyera	84800
hatter	chapeliero (fr.) m.	84810
hat, brimmed hat; european person nickname, with european manners	chapeo/chapeyo (fr.) m.	84820
redness in cheeks	chapeta f.	84850
who has inflammation, covered in redness	chapeteado adj.	84880
covering up in redness	chapetear v.	84890
has the right to wear a european top hat (in the orient): In the meaning of jealousy or irony towards someone: "he enjoys privilege."	chapeudo/chapeyudo (fr.) m.	84900
top hat box; hatter (f.)	chapeyera (fr.) f.	84910
	chapeyero (fr.) cf. chapeliero	84920
	chapiero (fr.) cf. chapeliero	84930
shoe; ball shoe (shining)	chapín (port.) m.	84940
shoemaker, cobbler, Shoe Seller	chapinero (port.) m.	84950
hedonist, arrogant, street boy, making eyes at women,	chapkín (t.) n. & adj.	84960
mischievous, whippersnapper	chapkiniko (t.) m.	84970
with protruding ugly front teeth	chapozo (t.) adj.	84980
slap, pat, light blow	chapteada/chapteadika (t.) f.	84990
collision	chapteadura (t.) f.	85000
to beat, to strike, to hit, to knock; to bump into, to encounter	chaptear v. (t.) (1)	85010
	chaptear (t.) (2) cf. chaktear	85040
to encounter	chaptearse (t.) v. refl.	85050
	chaptirear (t.) cf. chaptear	85060
	chara (t.) cf. charika	85070
shouting, very loudly; openly, publicly, in public	charabara (t.) adv.	85080
bindweed, convulvulus (flower); a nickname for a person who can't keep a secret; bagpipes	charamella f.	85090
Muslim women's clot (Jewish women in ancient time, too); sheet	charchaf (t.) m.	85100
veranda, balcony; reeds hut; pergola;	chardak (t.) m.	85110
framework; threshold	chardivé (t.) m.	85120
remedy	charé (t.) m.	85150
sandal, simple rustic shoe	charika (t.) f.	85190
shoemaker/manufacturer of rustic shoes	charikchí (t.) m.	85220
shoemaking, manufacture of rustic shoes	charikchilik (t.) m.	85225
machine wheel; propeller; a mechanical water lifting device; zodiac	chark (t.) m.	85230
to turn, to spin, to roll	charkaneer (t.) v.	85235
crest (of a male bird)	charkula f.	85250
chatter; jabber	charla f.	85260
	charladear cf. charlear	85270
	charlar cf. charlear	85280
charlatan, playing tricks	charlatán m.	85290
	charlatano cf. charlatán	85300
	charlatina cf. charlina	85310
to chat, to chatter, to jabber	charlear v.	85320
chatter; jabber; chattering, babbling	charlina f.	85330
slap, punch distorted on the ear	charpará (t.) f.	85340
crooked, distorted; cripple; embarrassed, confused	charpeado (t.) adj.	85350
to mutilate, to twist, to distort; to cause shock; to confuse	charpear (t.)	85360
to become cripple, to be distorted, to become out of order; got a shock, to become confused	charpearse (t.) v. refl.	85370
crooked, that has a hump	charpik (t.) adj.	85380
	charshaf (t.) cf. charchaf	85390
to lose the days account ? to be confuaed	charshambá - pedrer el charshambá (t.) i el penshembé (t.)	85400
market; marketplace; bazaar; commercial district	charshí (t.) m.	85420
merchant, trader, a man who makes a living working in the marketplace	charshidjí (t.) m.	85470
balkan country shoe; slipper, light shoe	charuha (gr.) f.	85480
	charuka (gr.) cf. charuha	85490
cup, goblet	chasé (t.) m.	85500
cup, , goblet	chaska (bulg.) f.	85510
chamber pot, bedpan	chata f.	85520
fork, pitchfork; split branch; crotch, groin	chatal (t.) m.	85530
to punish, to torment, to practice self-denial	chatear (fr.) v.	85550
roof; framework; skeleton	chati (t.) m.	85560
crack, slit, slot, notch; crevice, cave	chatlá (t.) f.	85580
cracked	chatladeado (t.) adj.	85590
crack, slit, slot	chatladeadura (t.) f.	85600
to cause a crack, to split; to erupt impatiently	chatladear (t.) v.	85610
to be cracked, to be cracked open	chatladearse (t.) v. refl.	85615
	chatladura (t.) cf. chatleadura	85620
doubter, skeptic; heretic	chatlak (t.) adj.	85630
split, cracked	chatleado (t.) adj.	85640
crack, slit, slot, notch	chatleadura (t.) f.	85650
	chatlear (t.) cf. chatladear	85660
	chatlearse (t.) cf. chatladearse	85665
Literal hint; Woven silk velvet with gold and silver threads	chatmá (t.) f.	85670
a nail with a large head for decoration	chatón m.	85680
from time to time, occasionally	chatpat (t.)	85700
more or less, approximately	chatra patra (t.) adv.	85710
sergeant; guard, watchman, sentry; janitor	chaush (t.) m.	85720
buckwheat, rye	chavdar (t.) m.	85740
deceit, fraud, oppression plot	chavela (t.)	85750
tea; river	chay (t.) m.	85760
meadow field pasture	chayir m.	85770
vulture	chaylak (t.) m.	85780
teapot, tea set	chaylik (t.)	85790
sir	chebí (t.) m.	85800
	chedaká cf. sedaká (ebr.)	85810
	chedro cf. sedro	85820
	cheho cf. chek (1)	85830
czech, czechoslovakian	chek (1) n. & adj.	85840
check	chek (2) m.	85850
only those who have suffered will understand it	chekénbilir (t.)	85870
turkish weight; quarter-ton pile of trees/twits	chekil (t.) m.	85880
to be shy, to hesitate, to recoil, to stop himself	chekinearse (t.) v. refl.	85890
shyness, fear, restraint, hesitation, scruples?	chekineo (t.) m.	85910
coward, shy	chekineozo (t.)	85920
drawer	chekmedje (t.)	85930
bald spot, hair loss	chela (serb.-cro.) adj.	85940
sir, member of a distinguished family, title in which the servant turns to the landlord	chelebí (t.) m.	85950
pride; bouquet	chelenk (t.) m.	85990
light blue	cheleste adj.	86000
Posturing of lords by one who do not deserve it and employs the others	chelibilik (t.) m.	86010
cellist	chelisto m.	86020
cello	chelo (1) m.	86030
bald	chelo (2) (serb.-cro.) adj.	86040
crop, gizzard	chelopato m.	86050
bald	chelozo (serb.-cro.) adj.	86060
mattress	chelte (t.) m.	86070
rice field	cheltik (t.) m.	86080
hoop, ring	chember (t.) m.	86090
	chemento (it.) cf. chimento	86100
chimney; a man who smokes constantly	cheminea f.	86110
shirt	chemiz (fr.) f.	86120
ginger	chenchinivre m.	86130
strainer, colander	chendola (bulg.) f.	86140
hook; swindler; agile	chengel (t.) m.	86150
clothing Items	chentaniko (t.)	86160
	chentileza cf. djentileza	86170
center, recreation center, club	chentro (it.) m.	86180
belt	chentura f.	86190
framework; doorpost	cherchevé (t.) m.	86200
peddling	cherchilik (t.) m.	86203
black cumin, blac cumin seeds; nigella	cherekote (t.) m.	86205
carpet, rug	cherga (t.) f.	86210
wanderer, vagabond, nomad	chergar (t.) m.	86220
close to, approximately	cherka (it.) adv.	86230
begging, mendicancy	cherka (it.) f.	86240
woman's waistcoat	cherkés (t.) m.	86250
circassian	cherkés (t.) adj. & m.	86260
	cherradura cf. serradura	86280
	chertifikar (it.) cf. sertifikar	86290
	chertifikato (it.) cf. sertifikato	86300
loss, depreciation	chéser (t.) m.	86310
variety, example; sample	cheshit (t.) m.	86320
'Too bad everything would have been different if...', if only!	cheske (t.) adv.	86330
gang	cheta (t.) f.	86335
billing account	chetolá (t.)	86340
defective Turkish, stuttered speech	chetrefil (t.) m.	86350
cross examination, clever questioning in order to extract a confession	chevireada (t.) f.	86360
to turn; to investigate cross investigation; to act skillfully to change someone's situation/position	chevirear (t.) v.	86370
a chunk of skewer-roasted meat; a kind of jam; military flanking; translation	chevirme (t.)	86380
woven fabric from gold wires/golden threads; handkerchief with embroidered fringe	chevre (t.) m.	86390
jaw	cheyne (t.) f.	86400
	chezá (t.) cf. djezá	86420
wide boots	chezmez (t.)	86430
"this thing is vital to me."	chi tengo (it.)	86440
	chibap (t./serb-cro.) cf. kyebab	86450
	chibí (t.) cf. chelebí	86460
crimson color for rose jelly	chibrisí (t.) m.	86470
pipe; narghile; cigarette mouthpiece; tobacco	chibuk (t.) m.	86480
narghile prepareer/waiter	chibukshí (t.) m.	86500
children's play with closed wire wrapped on the fingers of hands ("Granny Knits")	chicha machicha	86510
to grill, to toast, to roast, to fry, to scorch	chicharear v.	86520
pieces of roast beef	chicharikos f. pl.	86530
twittering	chicharina f.	86540
pea, legumes; a nickname for a small, weak person; roast fatty meat	chicharo m.	86550
screaming, boisterous, continually protesting	chicharón m. & adj.	86560
flower	chichek (t.) m.	86570
flower; oriental dancer and singer	chicheka (t.) f.	86600
flowering; floral, flowered; bearing a flower in the lapels of his garment; there's a rash in his skin	chicheklí (t.) adj.	86610
cicada; grasshopper	chichigaya f.	86620
dandy, coquettish; "little master" (in irony)	chidjifiongo m.	86680
	chidjilipondjino cf. chidjifiongo	86690
	chiegedumbros cf. siegedumbre	86700
	chiego cf. (it.) siego	86710
	chielo (it.) cf. sielo	86720
	chient (it.) cf. siento	86730
C.I.F.	chif (C.I.F.) (ingl.)	86740
shabout (fish)	chifalo m.	86750
farmer, farm owner, agriculturist	chifchí (t.) m.	86760
agriculture	chifchilik (t.)	86770
insanity	chifladura f.	86780
	chiflar v. cf. chuflar	86790
	chiflete cf. chuflete	86800
	chiflichí (t.) cf. chifchí	86810
ranch, farm, estate; orchard; a source of income that involves no effort and work	chiflik (t.) m.	86820
	chifrar cf. chuflar	86840
pair; couple	chift (t.) m.	86850
double	chifté (t.) adj.	86860
guessing game	chiftek (t.) m.	86870
	chiftilí cf. sheftalí	86880
	chiftlik (t.) cf. chiflik	86885
a Jew (mockingly)	chifut (t.) m.	86890
	chigara cf. chigaro	86900
cigarette	chigaro m.	86910
	chijifiongo cf. chidjifiongo	86930
	chikenearse (t.) cf. chekinearse	86940
candy manufacturer	chikerdjí (t.)	86950
childhood, youth; smallness	chikez f.	86960
smallness; childhood	chikeza f.	86970
	chikí (t.) cf. chekil	86980
	chikibilik (t.) cf. chelibilik	86990
hammer	chikich (t.)	87000
smallness, narrowness	chikidumbre f.	87010
tied package	chikín (t.)	87020
	chikinearse (t.) cf. chekinearse	87030
tiny	chikitiko adj.	87040
	chikitito cf. chikitiko	87060
babe, suckling infant, little boy	chikito m.	87070
smallness, reduction	chikitor m.	87080
	chikitura cf. chikeza	87090
outlet, excuse; vest	chikmá (t.) f.	87100
alley with no way out	chikmaz sokak (t.)	87110
drawer	chikmidje (t.) m.	87120
small	chiko adj.	87130
little boy	chiko m.	87160
chocolate	chikolata (t.) f.	87200
chocolate factory, chocolate shop	chikolatería f.	87210
chocolate seller	chikolatero m.	87220
lathe	chikrik (t.)	87230
shoelace, underwear lanyard	chikur (t.)	87240
sparkling, shiny, brand new; not yet published	chil (t.) adj.	87270
	chilé (t.) cf. chilek	87280
skein, spool	chilek (t.) m.	87290
	chiler (t.) cf. kyeler	87300
	chilesh (t.) cf. kelesh	87310
	chilibí (t.) cf. chelebí	87320
steel	chilik (t.) m.	87330
Name of card game on limited amounts; an occupation that only concerns; nothing	chilindró m.	87340
cylinder	chilindro m.	87370
locksmith	chilingir/chilinguirlí (t.)	87380
goose taps	chilopato m.	87390
mattress	chilté (t.)	87400
a derogatory nickname for a woman dressed in tastelessness and graceless carelessness	chimá f.	87410
	chimané (t.) cf. kyemané	87420
scrambled omelette with cheese and cream	chimbur (t.) m.	87430
chimney; fireplace; a nickname for a very ugly man	chimenea f.	87440
cement	chimento (t.) m.	87460
	chimer (t.) cf. kiemer	87470
	chiminea cf. chimenea	87480
complicated, complex	chimineado adj.	87490
a cat that fears humans	chimirento- gato chimirento	87500
an unidentified tree name, probably either cypress or tree box	chimshir (t.) m.	87510
	chimur (t.) cf. kyimur	87520
coal mine	chimuraná (t.)	87530
China	China f.	87540
plane-tree; a resort on the shores of the Bosphorus on the European side	chinar (t.) m.	87550
bug; nickname for a cheap man; nickname for a annoying man	chincha f.	87560
flea attack; plenty of bedbugs	chinchero m.	87650
flea-stricken	chinchiado adj.	87660
to be filled with bedbugs	chinchiarse v. refl.	87670
	chinchivré cf. chenchinivre	87680
head bruise; swelling in the head	chinchon m.	87690
to get a bruise on the head	chinchonearse v. refl.	87700
	chindjilipondjino cf. chidjifiongo	87710
Chinese (language); "Chinese" - incomprehensible tongue	chinesko m.	87720
chinese (person)	chinez/chinezo m. & adj.	87730
	chingané (t.) cf. chingano	87740
gypsy; poor; miser	chíngano (t.) m.	87750
	chingel cf. chengel	87760
	chingené (t.) cf. chingano	87770
bell, ratchet, bell on old phones ?	chingirak (t.) m.	87780
ringing, echoing, sonorous	chingiraklí (t.) adj.	87790
zinc	chingo (t.) m.	87800
porcelain, china; plate, dish, platter	chiní (t.) m.	87810
small plate, small bowl	chiniko (t.) m.	87880
	chinko cf. sinko	87890
	chinkuenta cf. sinkuenta	87900
fennel (plant)	chinolio (it.) m.	87910
wide women's pants	chintianos (t.) m. pl.	87920
	chintura cf. chentura	87930
	chintura f. cf. chentura	87940
a sharp cry	chío m.	87950
that is to say, i, e., meaning, in other words	chioé (it.) adv.	87960
metal token/chip	chip m.	87970
shoe	chipik (rum.) m.	87980
very poor, pauper	chiplak (t.) adj.	87990
rare, uncommon	chipni adj.	88000
Cyprus	Chiprés	88010
cypriot arak	chipro m.	88020
Shaffernon (fish)	chipura (t.) f.	88030
resp tree, Fire trees; torch	chira (t.)	88040
student, pupil; apprentice	chirak (t.) m.	88050
admirable favor	chiraklik (t.) m.	88090
	chiralik (t.) cf. chira	88100
quarter; green or grey muslin cloth ribbon on the front of a female bite	chirek (t.) m.	88110
glue	chirish (t.) m.	88120
spear, lance	chirit (t.) m.	88125
around, about, almost, nearly, more or less, approximately	chirka (it.) adv.	88130
female jacket/blazer	chirkí (t.)	88140
circus	chirko (it.) m.	88150
circular, notice, communication	chirkolar (it.) f.	88160
encirclement, turning around; cycle	chirkolasión (it.) f.	88170
group activity, club	chírkolo (it.) m.	88180
dry mackerel; a nickname for a scrawny man	chiro (gr.) m.	88190
thin and scrawny	chiro (gr.) adj.	88200
urine	chish (t.) m.	88210
type; product, sample; variety	chishit (t.) m.	88220
spark	chispa f.	88230
colored fabric	chit (t.) m.	88250
solid; firm, hard	chitín (t.) adj.	88270
striped fabric	chitare (t.) m.	88280
attach importance to	chitener (it.) v.	88290
	chito cf. chiko	88300
	chivá (t.) cf. djivá	88310
precious stone, jewel	chivayer (t.) m.	88311
goldsmith, silversmith	chivayerdjí (t.)	88320
to "drive someone crazy"	chivdriar (t.) v.	88330
crazy	chivgín (t.) adj.	88340
large nail, wooden nail; lover; failed business; discomfort	chiví (t.) m.	88350
dark blue (marino)	chividí (t.) adj.	88370
hanger, stand for hanging clothes and hats	chivilik (t.) m.	88380
	chivilizado (it.) cf. sivilizado	88390
	chivirear v. cf. chevirear	88400
silk handkerchief	chivirmé (t.)	88410
headless nail used by cobblers; slander, defamation; indigo	chivit (t.) m.	88420
handkerchief	chivré (t.) f.	88450
to shout, to cry, to cry cry of fracture	chiyar v.	88460
noisy	chiyarón m. & adj.	88470
scream, shriek	chiyido m.	88480
	chiyo cf. chío	88490
gaudy man	chiyón m.	88500
women's hat handkerchief (in Rhode)	chizai (t.)	88510
drizzle, thin and prolonged rain	chizen (t.) m.	88520
boot, short boot, overshoe; shoe, sandal	chizme (t.) m.	88530
gossip	chizmero m.	88535
	chizmez (t.) cf. chizme	88540
shepherd; man dressed in coarse wide clothing	chobán (t.) m.	88550
my son!	chodjum! (t.) interj.	88560
fabric	chohá (t.) f.	88570
minced back meat	chok- chok molido	88580
Parents often say that when they don't want the kids to hear something	chok chujuk var! (t.)	88590
incubation; bird toss cluster; one bird incubation cluster; type of game	choka (port.) f.	88600
chicks; flock of birds; a nickname for the grouping of all children of a blessed family	chokada (port.) f.	88620
chamber pot, bedpan	chokal m.	88630
to hatch, to incubate	chokar (port.) v.	88640
to beat, to strike, to hit, to push, to push by elbows	chokear v.	88650
with exaggeratio/excessive abundance/ excess that brings disarray and dirt	chokluk bokluk (t.) adv.	88660
chocolate	chokolata f.	88670
chocolate factory, chocolate shop, candy stand	chokolatería f.	88680
chocolate manufacturer and seller	chokolatero m.	88690
to break through, to break into, to destroy	choktear (t.) v.	88700
to collapse, to crash	choktearse (t.)	88710
someone who is missing one or both upper limbs	cholak (t.) m.	88720
a bone full of marrow	cholán (t.)m.	88730
	cholté (t.) cf. chilté	88740
an insensitive person, insensitive to the damage and evil he caues; rude man, causes mishaps and embarrassment; thin stick	chomak (t.) m.	88750
vegetable stew in oil; Meat and vegetable stew in water; jumble of people or things	chomlek (t.) m.	88760
garbage; straw; lottery by pulling straw canes	chop (t.) m.	88770
scavenger	chopchi m.	88790
in contempt: a person who gets himself dirty	chopla (t.) m.	88800
a barefoot, very poor	choplak (t.) m.	88810
sock, stocking, short sock; felt slipper, pantofle	chorap (t.) m.	88820
sock manufacturer/seller	chorapero (t.) m.	88830
soup, rice soup	chorbá (t.) f.	88840
Yanichers unit commander; a title given to non-Muslim citizens who handed out soup to the poor; employer	chorbadjí (t.) m.	88850
distinguished degree, nobility	chorbadjilik (t.)	88860
clear soup; puddle of rainwater; shady business	chorbatina (t.) f.	88870
	chorbeka (t.) cf. chorbá	88880
nickname of the Catholic Church and its priestess	chorcha f.	88890
notions peddler	chorchí (t.) m.	88900
roll, bun, cake	chorek (t.) m.	88910
someone easily reduced to tears, complainer	chorón m.	88920
to complain, to whinge, to whine	choronear v.	88930
flow,	chorreadura f.	88940
to flow, to stream, to gush, to burst out; to drip, to trickle; to pour slowly	chorrear v.	88950
current flow; dripping, dribble	chorredero m.	88960
fountain; fluid breaching; flow; dripping, dribble	chorreo m.	88970
to flow, to leak with sound(a liquid breaking out of a crack, etc.); to swallow in a throes and without restraint	chorretear v.	88980
dripping, dribble; a continuing and tored leak	chorreteo m.	89000
	chorretero m. cf. chorreteo	89010
a sudden, intense breach of liquids from a faucet/tube/nose/vein	chorretina f.	89020
weak and persistent spouting of liquid; small spring; airflow from window; traitor and pest	chorriko m.	89030
current, flow, current of water; a sudden and violent burst of fluids	chorro m.	89050
outbreak of liquid in a strong current; hot fountain; someone easily reduced to tears, complainer	chorrón m.	89090
"Blind" - who does not notice what is in front of his nose	choru (serb.-cro.) adj.	89100
hut, dilapidated house	chosa f.	89110
hut	chosika f.	89120
	chósu (t.) cf. kiosé	89130
great drinker	chotreador m.	89140
to drink his full sip	chotrear v.	89150
servant (obsequious)	chuadar (t.) m.	89160
	chubán (t.) cf. chobán	89170
elongated and seasoned roast patty of minced meat	chucha f.	89180
a nickname in which one addresses a boy or a girl	chucho m. & f.	89190
continuing chatter and mumbling	chuchú/chuchuchú	89200
to tweet	chuchulear v.	89220
tweet, beep	chuchuleo m.	89221
	chuchulera cf. shushunera	89230
to whisper, to murmur	chuchutear v.	89240
whisper	chuchuteo m.	89250
short, tiny	chuchuviko adj.	89260
a derogatory nickname for the new christians in Mallorca	chueta m.	89270
a drink made from the roots of the edible reeds	chufa- orchata de chufa	89280
	chufla cf. chuflo	89290
alcoholic beverage	chufladera f.	89300
whistle, beep; drinking alcoholic beverages	chufladero m.	89310
great drinker,drunk; whistler	chuflador/dera n.	89320
	chuflamiento cf. chufladero	89330
to whistle, to twitter; to drink his full sip	chuflar v.	89340
to get drunk	chuflarse v. refl.	89360
a jarring whistle; drunkenness, a drunken party	chuflatina f.	89370
whistle, flute; pipe	chuflete/chuflet m.	89380
leek patties in the form of whistles - for Passover	chufletes m. pl.	89390
a small whistle	chufletiko m.	89400
whistle, twitter	chuflido m.	89420
	chuflik cf. chiflik	89430
draft wind	chufliko m.	89440
whistle, siren, beep; breeze	chuflo m.	89450
curl of hair, pony; onion scab	chufo (it.) m.	89460
	chufta/chuftika (t.) cf. kiefté/ kieftika	89470
	chufté (t.) cf. kiefte	89480
	chuftilí (t.) cf. sheftalí	89490
cast Iron	chugún (t.) m.	89500
jug	chuka f.	89510
male organ (in the language of babies "pee")	chuka m.	89520
	chukal cf. chokal	89530
beet	chukundruk (t.) m.	89540
	chukunduria (t.) cf. chukundruk	89550
wire, thin rope, string; collision, accident	chukur (t.) m.	89560
sulfur	chukurte (t.) m.	89570
coarse rug, coarse woolen blanket; bag; filth	chul (t.) m.	89580
	chulá (t.) cf. kyulá	89600
knitted bonnet, knitted cap	chulahá (t.)	89610
armchair	chulté (t.) f.	89620
curls	chulufias (t.) f. pl.	89630
	chumur (t.) cf. kyimur	89640
coal miner; coal seller, coal merchant	chumurdjí (t.) m.	89650
as if	chúnkim (t.) conj.	89660
Stop! Hoisa! (call for animal restraint)	chunkis!/chunkiah! interj.	89670
disabled, paralyzed, deformed	chunko adj.	89680
reed, bamboo, palm sprig; tube	chunko m.	89690
	chunks! cf. chunkis!	89700
sucking, licking; sip; inhaling a cigarette	chupada f.	89710
continuous sucking; lust for sucking; licking	chupadero m.	89730
short and quick sucking; a quick sip; sip a glass; short inhale of cigarette	chupadika f.	89740
skinny, shrunken	chupado adj.	89750
sweet tooth; a fearless drinker; pacifier (of a baby); sucking scar	chupador m.	89780
sucking action, suction	chupadura f.	89790
	chupamiento cf. chupadero	89800
suck, lick; sip an alcoholic beverage with the most desire; kiss	chupar v.	89810
	chupatina cf. chupadero	89850
sweet tooth	chupatón m.	89860
wet to the bone	chupchuní (t.) adj.	89870
sip	chupetada f.	89880
to lick for a long time; to suck for a long time to prolong the pleasure	chupetear v.	89890
pacifier; lollipop	chupón m.	89900
	chuprí (t.) cf. kyupri	89930
	churap (t.) cf. chorap	89940
white wool socks	churapes (serb.-cro.) m. pl.	89950
	churbá (t.) cf. chorbá	89960
bun; cracker, broth, wafer	churek (t.) m.	89970
to stumble	churladeyarse (it.) v. refl.	89980
	churón cf. chorón	89990
contaminated, miserable; untreated, coarse, unprocessed	churro adj.	90000
eaten by worms, wormy, rotten	churudeado (t.) adj.	90060
to consume	churudear (t.) v.	90070
to be digested, consumed	churudearse (t.) v. refl.	90080
rotten, rickety; disabled, handicapped, amputated	churuk (t.) adj.	90090
degeneration, exhaustion, loosening, brittleness, fragility; capriciousness; worm tunnel; condition of a tree eaten by worms	churukluk (t.) m.	90120
enough! (call for animal to stop)	chushí! (t.) interj.	90130
hot pepper, red pepper (paprika)	chuska/chushka (gr.) f.	90140
bread/cake dry and stiff and unfit for eating	chuspa f.	90150
a halved and emptied pumpkin used as a tool for storing wine; bottle, slate, watering can; hot bottle for heating the bed; fool, "pumpkin head"	chutra (t.) f.	90160
heavy	chutuk (t.) adj.	90190
jute cloth sack	chuval (t.) m.	90210
sack needle, a needle for sewing sacks	chuvaldiz (t.) m.	90240
	chuylí (t.) cf. koylú	90250
lacking desire, weak-character	chuyu/chuyo adj.	90260
	chuzme (t.) cf. chizme	90270
tired, weary	da (t.) adj.	90280
worse	daabeter (t.) adj.	90290
	daanear (t.) cf. dadanear	90300
knowledge, understanding, wisdom, intelligence	daat (ebr.) m.	90310
secretly, in the dark, under the table	dabashamano adv.	90330
	dabashamento cf. dabashamano	90340
barely	dabí (rum.) adv.	90350
truly and sincerely! (for emphasis)	dábili! (t.) adv.	90360
	dabiter (t.) cf. daabeter	90370
blow, slap, thump, knock	dada f.	90380
nanny, babysitter	dadá f.	90400
to endure, to suffer, to show tolerance; to support-; to stop	dadanear (t.) v.	90410
to hold himself, to restrain himself; to be stopped, to be braked; to be tolerated	dadanearse (t.) v. refl.	90420
to ran aimlessly	dadear v.	90430
a small blow, a light knock	dadika f.	90440
gift, giving, gift to the needy, alms, donation; the gift of heaven	dádiva f.	90480
generous	dadivozo adj.	90510
dice; gift, alms; finger	dado m.	90520
donor, giver, generous; the one who deals the cards in the game; distribute	dador/dera n.	90600
	dadro (it.) cf. dado	90620
	dafka (ebr.) cf. davka	90640
mountain	dag (t.) m.	90645
emphasis	dagesh (ebr.) m.	90650
scattered, untidy, discarded	dagideado (t.) adj.	90660
to disperse, to distribute, to discard	dagidear (t.) v.	90670
	daguá (t.) cf. damguá	90680
	daguali (t.) cf. damguali	90690
chattering	dahtán (ebr.) adj.	90700
to chatter	dahtanear (ebr.) v.	90710
chatter, nonsense	dahtanlik (ebr.)	90720
garrulity; gossip, slander	dahtanut (ebr.) f.	90730
from there	daí (port.) adv.	90740
still; even more	dainda (port.) adv.	90780
department, office	dairé (t.) m.	90790
give it to me!	daka! interj.	90800
May it be so!	dákaki, dákaka! interj.	90850
from here	dakí (port.) adv.	90860
	dakilear/se (t.) cf. takilear/se	90865
general agreement	dakordo m.	90880
agreed upon! I agree	dakordo! interj.	90890
to type in typewriter	daktilografar v.	90900
typewriter printing	daktilografía f.	90910
writer (typewriter)	daktilografo m. & f.	90920
branch, bough	dal (t.) m.	90930
poor	dal (ebr.) m.	90935
spleen	dalak (t.) m.	90940
intrigue, conspiracy	dalavera (t.) f.	90950
intriguer	dalaveradjí/dalaverdjí (t.) m.	90970
	dalaverasi (t.) cf. dalaveradjí	90980
to sink himself, to paddle	daldear v. (t.) v.	90990
to enter into the water; to sink into trouble, got into mud	daldirear (t.) v.	91000
mmersion, sedimentation, submergence, causing to sink	daleada (t.) f.	91010
distracted, immersed in himself	daleado (t.) adj.	91020
to immerse, to dip, to drown, to sink	dalear (t.) v.	91030
to dip, to dive into; to dedicate himself to, to immerse into something, to distract himself from those around him	dalearse (t.) v. refl.	91040
the letter "?""	daled (ebr.) m.	91070
wave (at sea, in the river)	dalgá (t.) f.	91080
stormy (also mentally); bow down, he who has on his neck a burden of family and livelihood	dalgalí (t.) adj.	91090
diver; daring	dalgich (t.) m.	91100
area rich in fish, fishing area	dalián (t.) m.	91110
poor	dálipan adj. & m.	91120
a flatterer, a flatterer who makes a living from his flattery, a parasite	dalkauk (t.) m. & adj.	91130
flattery	dalkaukluk (t.)	91140
	dalkavuk (t.) cf. dalkauk	91150
lady; game-stone in checkers; a queen in a game of chess/cards	dama f.	91160
large bottle in a straw basket	damadjana f.	91190
harmful, with two left hands	damajero adj.	91200
artery in wood or marble, tendon	damar (t.) m.	91210
arterial (wood, marble)	damarli (t.) adj.	91240
	damaska cf. damasko	91250
Damascus	damaskino adj.	91260
Damascus; Damascus fabric	damasko m.	91270
	damblá (t.) cf. damlá	91280
stamp, seal, imprint, mark; mintmark of the symbol of the supreme gate on Turkish coins; stain, scar	damgua (t.) f.	91290
to stamp	damgualadear (t.) v.	91310
marked	damgualí/damagalí (t.) adj.	91320
	damjana cf. damadjana	91330
cumbersome, dull, opaque; tiring	damkaved (ebr.)	91340
drop; stroke, paralysis	damlá (t.) f.	91350
to drip, to leak	damladear (t.) v.	91400
to drip drop by drop; to weep	damlear (t.) v.	91410
	damma f. cf. dama	91420
	damua (t.) cf. damgua	91430
embedded in the carat mark (gold) or silver content; crowned with the title	damualí adj. (t.)	91450
	danador cf. nadador	91470
cart	danaika (t.) f.	91480
	danar cf. nadar	91490
glory, ostentatious splendor; tumult, noise, commotion; quarrel, argument	dandaná (t.) f.	91510
luxurious, elegant	dandanalí (t.) adj.	91540
drumming, drum noise; noise	dandané (t.) m.	91550
recurrence; settlement, nesting; hardening, aggravation	dandaneada (t.) f.	91560
to recurrence; to get stronger/worse after recurrence; to settle, to nest	dandanearse (t.) v. refl.	91580
from	dande prep.	91590
a severe flu pandemic that broke out in Europe after world war II	danga f.	91610
clumsy and rude, narrow-minded, rude, vulgar; stupid	dangalak (t.) adj.	91620
	dangua (t.) cf. damgua	91630
	dangualí (t.) cf. damgualí	91640
to feel an early sense; to alert; to advise, to offer; to contact someone	danishear (t.) v.	91650
dangerous, in a state of life-threatening	danjerozo (fr.) adj.	91660
burdensome, annoying, antipathetic	dankavé (ebr.) adj.	91670
nuisance, nagging, antipathy	dankavelik (ebr.) f.	91690
dance	dansa f.	91700
to dance	dansar v.	91710
lace	dantela (fr.) f.	91720
lace-making workshop; lace shop	dantelería (fr.) f.	91730
	danteladjí cf. dantelero	91735
lace manufacturer, lace seller	dantelero (fr.) m.	91740
dentist	dantisto m.	91750
fervor, anger	danvayesh (ebr.)	91760
a corrupt woman	danyada f.	91780
damaged; corrupt; haunted, enchanted; sullen, angry, grumpy	danyado adj.	91790
who brings evil, makes trouble; Ghost, sabotage angel; anger, angry mood	danyador m.	91810
anger that erupts at every opportunity, with or without a reason	danyadoriko m.	91850
to harm, to sabotage, to cause damage to, to harm; Scare, intimidate	danyar v.	91860
to be spoiled, to be corrupted; to harm himself, to sabotage himself; to be scared, to panic; to become irritable, hostile, offensive and insulting	danyarse v. refl.	91870
damage, destruction, injury; Anger, resentment, bad mood; a transient madness, alienation, strangeness, eccentricity	danyo m.	91890
harmful, prone to disaster; tends to spoil	danyozo adj.	92000
giving, beating, ringing	dar m.	92020
to give, to bestow; to donate; to ring; to strike; to expand (garment, shoe); (when appears after the verb :) to cause, to do	dar v.	92030
legal negotiations; cover	dara (t.) f.	93290
tarragon	daragante (t.) m.	93295
millet; feng	daré (t.) m.	93297
annoyed, angry	dargín (t.) adj.	93310
disorder, chaos	darmadán (t.) m.	93320
south	darom (ebr.) m.	93340
refreshments	darova (serb.- cro.) f.	93350
preacher, lecturer, orator	darsán (ebr.) m.	93360
to deliver a sermon, to give a speech, to lecture; reprimand	darsar (ebr.) v.	93370
to dedicate oneself, to devote oneself	darse v. refl.	93380
	darsha (ebr.) cf. darush	93720
	darshador cf. darsán	93725
	darshán (ebr.) cf. darsán	93730
	darshar (ebr.) v. cf. darsar	93740
sermon	darush (ebr.) m.	93750
tax	dasio m.	93770
teacher	daskal (bulg.) m.	93780
date	data f.	93790
to date, to imprint the date	datar v.	93800
	datelar cf. datilar	93830
	dáteli cf. dátile	93840
palm tree	datilar m.	93850
a date (the fruit)	dátile m.	93860
dative	dativo	93870
palm tree	datlanal/datlanar m.	93880
	datle cf. dátile	93890
data	dato m.	93910
antipathetic	datsiz (t.) adj.	93930
drum	daul (t.) m.	93950
trial, legal proceeding, lawsuit	davá (t.) f.	93990
prosecutor, complainant	davadjí (t.) m.	94010
	davagar cf. avagar	94030
	davagarozo adj. cf. avagarozo	94040
"Talk about something else, you say things that are not worth saying."	davar aher (ebr.)	94050
exactly so, especially	davka (ebr.) adv.	94060
cleaning	davra (t.) f.	94070
to support, to strengthen, to encourage	davranear (t.) v.	94090
to act quickly; to defend oneself; to stabilize; to recover, to gather strength; to rehabilitate his financial situation	davranearse (t.) v. refl.	94100
	davrenear (t.) cf. davranear	94110
	davul (t.) cf. daul	94120
support, backrest	dayak (t.) m.	94130
judge	dayán (ebr.) m.	94140
	dayanak (t.) cf. dayak	94150
to persevere, to prolong; to suffer; to support	dayanear (t.) v.	94160
to be supported by, to rely on	dayanearse (t.) v. refl.	94200
that lasts, stable, long-lasting	dayaniklí/dayanaklí (t.) adj.	94210
"Dayenu" - a passage in the Passover Haggadah	dayenos/dayenus (ebr.) m.	94220
always	dayma (t.) adv.	94250
kind of a Miryam drum	dayré (t.) m.	94260
beach	dayrí (t.) m.	94270
tumult of incessant talk	de de de onomat.	94280
from, of, regarding, on	de prep.	94300
	deayenu (ebr.) cf. deaynó	94340
that is	deaynó (ebr.) adv.	94350
free with no money	debaldahón adv.	94360
free with no money	debaldahón adj.	94370
free with no money	debaldes adj.	94390
free with no money	debaldes adv.	94400
under	debasho adv./prep.	94470
argument, confrontation, controversy, discussion, dialogue, symposium	debate m.	94570
to argue, to confront, to quarrel, to bargain, to discuss	debatir v.	94580
weak, mentally retarded	débil adj.	94590
weakness, exhaustion; mental retardation	debilidad f.	94600
to be in debit	debitar v.	94610
debit	debito (it.) m.	94620
which was broken (siege)	deblokado adj.	94630
to break the siege	deblokar v.	94640
filled to overflowing	debordante adj.	94650
to fill to overflowing	debordar v.	94660
drawn, illustrated	debushado adj.	94670
December	dechembre (it.) m.	94680
determined (about a person); decided (something)	dechidido (it.) adj.	94690
to decide	dechidir (it.) v.	94710
to come to a decision	dechidirse (it.) v. refl.	94715
determined (about a person); decided (something)	dechizado (it.) adj.	94720
	dechizar (it.) cf. dechidir	94730
to come to a decision	dechizarse (it.) v. refl.	94740
decision	dechizión (it.) f.	94750
absolutely	dechizivamente (it.) adv.	94780
crucial	dechizivo (it.) adj.	94790
decisive, does not hesitate	dechizo (it.) adj.	94800
amount of fluid/moisture taken in the finger	dedada f.	94810
thimble	dedal/didal m.	94820
confused old man; blurred, does not know where he is going; weak-minded due to old age	dedé (t.) adj.	94830
in, out of	dedientro prep.	94840
small coin (of ten cents)	dediez m.	94860
devotion	dedikamiento m.	94875
to dedicate, to write a dedication	dedikar v.	94880
to dedicate himself, to devote himself to	dedikarse v. refl.	94890
dedication	dedikás (fr.) f.	94900
dedication	dedikasión f.	94910
little finger	dediko m.	94920
finger; anything with a finger shape/finger dimensions	dedo m.	95000
inference, summary, conclusion	deduksión f.	95160
in front of	deenfrente adv.	95170
defective, damaged	defektado adj.	95200
to damage	defektar v.	95210
defect, drawback	defekto m.	95220
	defektozo cf. defektuozo	95230
defect, drawback	defektuozidad f.	95240
defective, damaged	defektuozo/defetuozo adj.	95250
defender, defense attorney, attorney	defendedor/dera m.	95260
to protect, to advocate; to prevent, to forbid	defender v.	95270
to avoid; to defend	defenderse v. refl.	95271
forbidden; protected	defendido adj.	95320
prohibition	defendimiento m.	95330
	defendor cf. defendedor	95335
protection, defense; prohibition, prevention	defensa f.	95340
defender, defense attorney, attorney	defensor m.	95360
defensive	defenzivo adj.	95370
defeatism	defetizmo m.	95380
	defeto cf. defekto	95390
protection	defeza (it.) f.	95400
to define, to describe	definir v.	95420
definition, description	definisión f.	95430
definitivly, absolutely	definitivamente	95440
final, absolute, decisive	definitivo adj.	95450
missing, deficient	defisitario adj.	95475
deficit, loss	defisito/defisit m.	95480
	defitsit cf. defisito	95490
	deflá cf. adefla	95500
to drop flowers; to tear open virginity, to desecrate honor	deflorar v.	95510
to distort, to corrupt form	deformar v.	95520
the deceased	defondo m. & adj.	95530
	defonto cf. defondo	95540
to distort, to corrupt form	deformar v.	95560
distortion, curvature, deformation	deformasión f.	95570
to distort	deformidad f.	95580
	defter (t.) cf. tefter	95590
treasurer; In the Ottoman Empire: a high official who manages the finances of an area or village; minister of finance	defterdar (t.) m.	95600
death	defunsión f.	95605
the deceased	defunto m. & adj.	95610
to come to a conclusion, to be concluded	degajarse (fr.) v. refl.	95620
to disguise (put on a costume)	degizar v.	95630
to be disguised	degizarse v. refl.	95640
	degoler v. cf. doler	95650
slaughterhouse, abattoir	degoyadero/degoyadera m./f.	95655
slaughtered, slaughtered by a slaughterer	degoyado adj.	95660
slaughterer; ''slaughter at the price'' - sells at a high price; butcher	degoyador m.	95680
shochat's salary	degoyadura f.	95690
to slaughter; "to slaughter at a price" - to sell at a high price	degoyar v.	95700
slaughter, massacre	degoyido/degoyío m.	95720
	degoyijo cf. degoyido	95740
slaughter, massacre	degoyo m.	95750
humiliating, degrading	degradante adj.	95770
to downgrade; to humiliate, to despise	degradar v.	95780
to humiliate oneself, to be humiliated	degradarse v. refl.	95790
degradation, Demotion, humiliation	degradasión f.	95800
	deguedo cf. degoyido	95810
	degueledor cf. dueledor	95820
	degueler cf. doler	95830
	deguelerse cf. dolerse	95840
	dehayenu (ebr.) cf. deaynó	95850
an excuse/trick to delay something	dehiyá/yot (ebr.) f.	95860
to hesitate, to pause, to waste time	dehiyar (ebr.) v.	95880
to linger, to walk slowly, to walk idle, to let time be wasted, to do everything slowly	dehiyarse (ebr.) v. refl.	95890
procrastinating	dehiyozo (ebr.) n.	95900
necessity, urgent need, urgency	dehreá (ebr.) f.	95910
deity	deidad f.	95950
believer in god	deísta adj. & n.	95960
already	dejá (fr.) adv.	95970
degenerate, corrupt	dejenerado adj.	95980
to degenerate	dejenerar v.	95990
degeneration; deterioration	dejenerasión f.	96000
admonition, rebuke; criticism, counter-argument	deka (1) f.	96010
cover, blanket	deka (2) (alem.) f.	96020
pile, large quantity	deka (3) (gr.) f.	96030
ten grams, decagram	dekagramo m.	96040
decade	dekada f.	96050
decadence	dekadensia f.	96060
ten grams, decagram	dekagramo m.	96070
supported, unstable, prone to fall	dekalado adj.	96080
to bend, to incline	dekalar v.	96090
to incline, to bent; to bow	dekalarse v. refl.	96100
decalitre	dekalitro m.	96110
the Ten Commandments	dekalogo m.	96120
decameter	dekametro m.	96130
to dismantle the camp	dekampar v.	96140
dean, elder (family/tribe elder)	dekán/dekano/dekanio m.	96150
dean cadence	dekanato m.	96160
decapitated	dekapitado adj.	96170
to decapitate head	dekapitar v.	96180
decapitation	dekapitasión f.	96190
a ten-cent coin	dekara (gr.) f.	96200
why	deke interog.	96230
December	dekemvri m.	96240
recite	deklamar v.	96250
recitation	deklamasión f.	96260
visible and known, publicly known, acceptable	deklarado adj.	96270
	deklaramiento cf. deklarasión	96275
to declare, to express his opinion, to announce, to declare; to explain, to clarify, to interpret, to shed light	deklarar v.	96280
to be clarified, to be interpreted; to be announced, to be declared	deklararse v. refl.	96310
statement, declaration; annotation, clarification	deklarasión f.	96330
explanation, annotation, interpretation, clarification, enlightenment; Clarifying the wording of a text	deklaro m.	96350
to incline, to tend	deklinar v.	96360
to be inclined from, to be departed from, to be recoiled from	deklinarse v. refl.	96370
inclination	deklinasión f.	96380
sinking; inclination from	deklino m.	96390
dependent, subject to, depending on, tied, connected	dekolgado adj.	96400
to be dependent, to depend on	dekolgar v.	96420
take-off	dekolo m.	96440
cleavage	dekolté (fr.) m.	96450
bare, with cleavage	dekolté (fr.) adj.	96460
openly	dekolté (fr.) adv.	96475
from	dekón/de kon adv.	96480
	dekonfiensa cf. deskonfiansa	96490
	dekonosido cf. deskonosido	96500
to persevere, to do without a break	dekontinar v.	96510
non-stop, consistently; always	dekontino adv.	96520
decoration, decor	dekor (fr.) m.	96530
ornate, decorated	dekorado adj.	96540
designer, decorator	dekorador/dera m.	96550
to decorate; to give a medal	dekorar v.	96560
decoration, ornamental; decoratingn, the art of decoration; medal, medal of merit	dekorasión f.	96570
decorative, picturesque	dekorativo adj.	96580
decoration, ornamental; scenery; rules of ceremony, etiquette; decoration; greatness	dekoro m.	96590
beautifying, embellishing, giving value, valuable and exclusion	dekorozo adj.	96600
full of resentment, full of rebukes, greedy, scolding	dekozo adj.	96610
to reduce, to shorten	dekreser v.	96620
reduction	dekresimiento m.	96630
to order, to issue an order, to issue an instruction	dekretar v.	96640
exhausted	dekrepido adj.	96650
order, instruction, decree	dekreto m.	96660
multiply tenfold	dekuplar v.	96670
tenfold	dekuplo m.	96680
of, from	del prep.	96690
inclination	deladez f.	96710
apron	delantal m.	96720
	delante cf. delantre	96730
precedence, priority; facade, front	delantera f.	96740
	delantero cf. delantre m.	96745
before, opposite, forward; compared to-	delantre adv. & prep.	96760
a ribbon that hugs the forehead	deldare (t.) m.	96860
representative, courier, proxy, delegate	delegado m.	96870
imposed a mission, to authorize	delegar v.	96880
representation, delegation; mission; power of attorney	delegasión f.	96900
to enjoy	deleitarse v. refl.	96905
delight, pleasure	deleite m.	96910
	delentodo cf. deltodo	96920
satisfaction	deletasión f.	96930
to spell (words)	deletrar v.	96935
spelling	deletrasión v.	96938
dolphin	delfín m.	96940
thinness; fineness; delicacy; sharpness	delgadez f.	96950
fineness; delicacy	delgadeza f.	96970
thin, delicate, slender	delgadiko adj.	96980
thin, slender; delicate, soft; sharp	delgado adj.	96990
to consult; to negotiate, to weigh carefully	deliberar v.	97030
consultation, discussion; consideration	deliberasión f.	97040
sleepwalker, hallucinating	delifesfes (t.) m.	97050
gently	delikadamente adv.	97055
delicacy, gentleness	delikadez f.	97060
delicacy, gentleness,	delikadeza f.	97070
politeness, softness	delikadiko adj.	97080
delicate, sensitive, fragile, loose; kind; thin, skinny; gourmet; tasty; sharp; excellent	delikado adj.	97090
a lively young man	delikanlí (t.) m.	97100
	delikante (t.) cf. delikanlí	97110
delicacies	delikatés (fr.) f.	97120
	delikto cf. delito	97130
hallucinating, uttering nonsense	delirante adj.	97140
to hallucinate, to utter words of madness	delirar v.	97150
hallucination, madness, perverted spirit	delirio m.	97160
pleasure, a sense of pleasure; delicacy	delisia f.	97170
	delisio cf. delisia	97180
delicious, pleasant; nice, charming, attractive, graceful	delisiozo adj.	97200
offense, sin, crime, breaking the law	delito m.	97210
release, exemption	delivramiento (fr.)m.	97220
release; birth	delivransa (fr.) f.	97230
to release, to rescue, to redeem	delivrar (fr.) v.	97240
to be released	delivrarse (fr.) v. refl.	97260
delta	delta m.	97270
completely	deltodo adv.	97280
	delunsiar cf. denunsiar	97285
floody, of flood	deluviano adj.	97290
deluge, flood	deluvio m.	97300
discretely given warning	dem (t.) m.	97310
at dawn	demadrugada adv.	97330
demagogue	demagogo/demagog m.	97340
demagogy	demagojía f.	97350
demagogic	demagójiko adj.	97360
request, question, wish; demand, claim, pleading; Demand; petition	demanda f.	97370
inquisitiveness, snooping	demandadero m.	97440
required, requested	demandado adj.	97460
petitioner, applicant, demands (requires work); buyer, customer	demandador/dera n.	97470
demand, claim	demandansa f.	97490
to ask, to demand	demandar v.	97500
to ask himself, to wonder	demandarse v. refl.	97620
in the morning, early in the morning; morning; tomorrow morning	demanyana adv.	97630
duration of the morning	demanyanada f.	97660
very early in the morning	demanyanika adv.	97670
to delimit, to set a limit, to limit	demarkar v.	97680
line marking , limitation, demarcation	demarkasión f.	97690
procedures, processes	demarshes (fr.) f. pl.	97710
in addition to, except	demás adv.	97720
to remove the mask, to remove the disguise	demaskar v.	97740
excess, excess amount, over required, remainder	demazía f.	97750
more; above, most/peak	demazía adv.	97830
in exaggeration	demaziadamente adv.	97840
excessive, too much, overflowing	demaziado adj.	97850
necessity	demenester m.	97880
poor, needy	demenesterozo adj.	97920
bundle, package	demet (t.) m.	97940
to demilitarize	demilitarizar v.	97960
demilitarization	demilitarizasión f.	97970
to reduce, to minimize	deminuir v.	97980
to be decreased, to be reduced	deminuirse v. refl.	97985
iron merchant, owner of a hardware store	demirdjí (t.) m.	97990
tamarind; The buoyancy of the fruit used as a strong laxative	demirindi (t.) m.	98000
resignation	demisión f.	98010
who resigned	demisionado adj.	98020
to resign	demisionar v.	98030
the one who resigns	demisionario m.	98040
	demobilizado cf. desmobilizado	98045
	demobilizar cf. desmobilizar	98047
	demobilizasion cf. desmobilizasion	98049
strange, that changed his face	demodado adj.	98050
	demodar/se cf. demudar/se	98060
old-fashioned, out of fashion	demodé (fr.) adj.	98070
democracy	demokrasía f.	98080
democrat	demokrata m. & f.	98090
democratic	demokrátiko adj.	98100
to democratize	demokratizar v.	98120
democratization	demokratizasión f.	98130
democrat	demokrato adj.	98140
destruction, demolition	demolisión f.	98150
	demón cf. demonio	98160
devilish, demonic	demóniko adj.	98170
demon, devil, evil spirit	demonio m.	98180
to disassemble, destroy	demontar v.	98190
corrupt; weak, desperate	demoralizado adj.	98200
to corrupt morals, to undermine morality; to despair	demoralizar v.	98210
corruption of morals, undermining of morality; slackness, despair, demoralization	demoralizasión f.	98220
	demostramiento cf. demostrasión	98230
demonstration	demostransa f.	98240
who demonstrates	demostrante adj.	98260
to show, to discover, to announce, to demonstrate, to order	demostrar v.	98270
to be demonstrated, to be proven	demostrarse v.	98285
statement; demonstration; proof	demostrasión f.	98290
demonstrative, exemplary, proving, candid	demostrativo adj.	98310
communal, congregational	demotikie (gr.) adj.	98320
early	demprano adv.	98330
	dempués cf. después	98340
girl; private teacher; nanny	demuazel (fr.) f.	98350
petty, punctual, finds fault with everything	demudadiko adj.	98360
pale, pale as dead; that changed his countenance; skinny; strange, unusual, with strange manners; petty, pungent; has an unusual/unusual taste	demudado adj.	98370
strangeness; change, variability; variation of facial expression	demudamiento m.	98410
weirdness; exceptional demand	demudansa f.	98420
to change, to replace; to become pale, to change his face, to change, to undergo change; to be damaged	demudar v.	98430
to change oneself; to become (turn) pale, to change his countenance, to be turbid; to be astonished, to be confused	demudarse v. refl.	98440
special habits; personal needs; a change in appearance	demudasión f.	98450
re-	demuevo adv.	98460
figure	demut (ebr.) f.	98465
	dende cf. dande	98470
all of a sudden, right away	denduna adv.	98480
to stain, to slander, to blacken	denegrar v.	98485
to blacken, to darken; turned black	denegreser v.	98490
stained, slandered	denegrido adj.	98500
	dengún/denguno cf. dingún/dinguno	98510
defamatory	denigrador m.	98520
defamation, staining	denigramiento m.	98530
to slander, to stain	denigrar v.	98540
defamation, staining	denigrasión f.	98550
bundle, package; yoke (on a beast); cover	denk (t.) m.	98560
announcement	denonsamiento m.	98570
	denonsiar cf. denunsiar	98580
	denons(i)asión cf. denunsiasión	98590
to announce, to publish	denosiar v.	98600
announcement, tidings	denosio m.	98610
insult, curse, profanity	denostamiento m.	98620
to defame, to insult	denostar v.	98630
	denpués cf. después	98640
dental	dental adj.	98650
	dentener cf. detener	98660
numbness	dentera f.	98670
in the first place, first of all	dentrada adv.	98680
	denuesto cf. denostamiento	98710
informing, transferring	denunsia f.	98720
informer, submitter; announcer	denunsiador/dera n.	98730
to announce, to reveale; to published; to inform	denunsiar v.	98740
announcement; informing	denunsiasión f.	98750
	denusiar cf. denunsiar	98755
	denyar cf. endenyar	98760
	denyarse cf. endenyarse	98770
reading the Torah	deorata (ebr.)	98780
	deparderse cf. deperderse	98790
departmental; regional, district	departamental adj.	98800
department; district	departamento/departamiento m.	98810
to surpass	depasar v.	98820
to cause loss (mental, economic), to destroy	depedrer v.	98830
to get lost, to lose his way; to disappeare; to die, to be destroyed; to assimilate	depedrerse v. refl.	98840
lost	depedrido adj.	98850
	depedrimiento cf. depedrisión	98870
loss, loss of way, moral fall; destruction; defeat; extermination	depedrisión f.	98880
dependence, relation, affinity, connection	dependensia f.	98890
	dependente cf. dependiente	98900
to be dependent on, to be conditioned on	depender v.	98910
depending, relying on, subject to	dependiente adj.	98930
	deperder cf. depedrer	98940
	deperderse cf. depedrerse	98950
	deperdimiento cf. depedrisión	98960
	deperdisión cf. depedrisión	98970
telegram	depesha (fr.) f.	98980
to discover, to find, to trace	depistar (fr.) v.	98990
who is mourned	deplorado adj.	99000
to be sorry for, to mourn	deplorar v.	99010
unfortunate, sad, miserable	deploravle adj.	99020
warehouse, reservoir	depó (fr.) m.	99030
instigator	deponente adj.	99040
to dismiss ,to put aside	deponer v.	99050
exiled, deported	deportado adj. & n.	99060
to exile, to expel	deportar v.	99070
exile, excommunication, deportation	deportasión f.	99080
train station	depot (ing.) m.	99090
deposited	depozado adj.	99100
	depozé cf. depozado	99110
depositor	depozante m. & f.	99120
to put, to lay, to store, to deposit	depozar/depozer (fr.) v.	99130
deposit; affidavit, testimony	depozisión f.	99140
to deposit,to deposit to guarding, hand over to guarding; o create a precipitate	depozitar v.	99150
depositor; the recipient of the deposit	depozitario n.	99160
warehouse, inventory; storage; deposit	depózito m.	99170
corrupt, spoiled	depravado adj.	99180
to corrupt, to spoil	depravar v.	99190
corruption, spoilage	depravasión f.	99200
to learn	deprender v.	99210
study	deprendimiento m.	99230
depression; economic depression	depresión f.	99250
urgently	deprisa adv.	99260
	depsiz cf. edepsiz	99270
representative, member of Knesset/House of Representatives, licensed, appointed, in charge	deputado m.	99280
to designate, to appoint as messenger	deputar v.	99290
delegation; membership in the House of Representatives	deputasión f.	99300
respectful and worthy conduct	deraheres (ebr.) m.	99310
Get out !, go! Let's get going!	derahim! (ebr.) interj.	99340
	derandjar (fr.) cf. deranjar	99350
disturbed; that his health is not completely normal	deranjado (fr.) adj.	99360
disturbance, harassment, trouble, teasing	deranjamiento (fr.) m.	99370
to bother, to disturb	deranjar (fr.) v.	99390
to be troubled	deranjarse (fr.) v. refl.	99400
disturbance, harassment, trouble	deranjo (fr.) m.	99415
sermon	derashá (ebr.) f.	99420
binoculars	derbil (t.) m.	99430
stream, waterfall; channel, valley	deré (t.) m.	99450
right, right side; right hand	derecha (la) f.	99470
directly, directly to the target	derechamente adv.	99540
honesty, fairness, sincerity, good faith, justice, legality; right	derechedad f.	99550
honesty	derechedumbre f.	99560
righteous, just, fair , honest	derechero adj.	99570
right handed; righteous, pursuing justice	derechero m.	99580
honesty	derechez f.	99600
	derechidat cf. derechedad	99610
	derechitud cf. derechedad	99620
honest, righteous, decent, sincere; straight, upright, perpendicular, vertical; rightist	derecho adj.	99630
in a straight line, directly	derecho adv.	99720
law, constitution; law studies; what is just and fair; rights	derecho m.	99760
integrity	derechor m.	99820
honesty, integrity, fairness; accuracy	derechura f.	99850
status	deredje (t.) m.	99870
	deredor (1) cf. derredor adj.	99890
	deredor (2) cf. derredor m.	99895
politeness, good manners	déreh eres (ebr.) m.	99900
for example	dereh mashal (ebr.)	99910
furrier	deridji (t.) m.	99920
	deriento cf. dientro	99925
investigation	derishá (ebr.) f.	99927
direct	derito (it.) adj.	99930
law studies; rights	derito (it.) m.	99940
derived from	derivado adj.	99960
to be derived	derivar v.	99970
bias; origin	derivasión f.	99990
source, origin	derivo m.	100000
origin, a means	dermán (t.) m.	100010
dermatologist	dermatólogo m.	100030
dermatology	dermatolojía f.	100040
to exempt himself	derogarse v. refl.	100045
wasteful, extravagant	derramado adj.	100050
dispersion, dispersal. pouring	derramamiento m.	100060
to pour, to disperse	derramar v.	100070
around	derredor adv.	100080
environment, circumference; atmosphere; family, relatives	derredor m.	100090
	derretido cf. derritido	100140
	derretir cf. derritir	100150
that melted, that dissolved, that thawed	derritido adj.	100160
wasteful, extravagant	derritidor m.	100170
thawing, dissolving, melting; long and annoying wait	derritimiento m.	100190
to melt, to liquify; to dissolve, to thaw; to let wait for a long and annoying time; to waste	derritir v.	100200
to melt, to dissolve, to thaw; to lose weight; to give up after a long wait	derritirse v. refl.	100230
destroyed	derrokado adj.	100240
destructive, terrorist, corrupting	derrokador/dera n. & adj.	100250
demolition, smashing; destruction	derrokamiento m.	100270
to destroy, to smash; to deteriorate, to overthrow; to make unhappy, to cause disaster	derrokar v.	100280
to collapse; to cast oneself	derrokarse v. refl.	100290
destruction, demolition, smashing; desolation, noise of destruction and devastation	derrokío/derrokeo m.	100300
defeat, failure	derrota f.	100310
to defeat	derrotar v.	100320
sadness, worry	dert (t.) m.	100330
worried	dertlí (t.) adj.	100360
to scroll, to spread	derular (fr.) v.	100370
	derush (ebr.) cf. darush	100390
dew, fog, humidity in the air	derushá f.	100400
strait, a narrow passage in which a strong wind blows, a crevice	dervén (t.) m.	100410
darwish, a Muslim monk; A carefree person who takes nothing to heart	dervish (t.) m.	100420
crowds, "sea of people"	deryá (t.) m.	100440
lustful	deryadé (t.) m. & adj.	100460
debauchery, lust	deryadelik (t.) m.	100470
extremely spacious place (in the negative sense: difficult to heat, furnish, etc.)	deryán (t.) m.	100490
	des cf. desde	100500
insipid	desalado adj.	100510
removing the salt (by rinsing)	desaladura f.	100520
to desalinate	desalar v.	100530
to desalinate	desalinar v.	100550
on the other hand	desaná prep.	100570
development	desaroyo m.	100590
	desastre cf. dezastre	100600
impoliteness	desatento m.	100610
to show indifference to	desavidarse v. refl.	100620
ignorant;	desavido adj.	100630
tasteless	desavorado adj.	100640
to eliminate the taste	desavorar v.	100650
	desavorido cf. desavorado	100660
	desavrido cf. desavorado	100670
ventilation; decompression	desbafamiento m.	100680
to fall apart, to vent the emotions, to open a valve, to erupt, to exhale, to unload his heart, to pour out his heart; to lose his enthusiasm	desbafar v.	100690
panting	desbafarado adj.	100700
to evaporate	desbafarse v. refl.	100710
outburst of emotions; Valve opening, air outlet; unloading things over the heart	desbafo m.	100720
to disassemble	desbalar v.	100740
displacement	desbarakamiento m.	100750
to expel/to evict someone from his home	desbarakar v.	100760
to untangle, to find out	desbaraniar v.	100770
available (space); relieved of stress and worries, calm, free from worry	desbarasado adj.	100780
evacuation; release from urgent tasks and jobs; leisure, rest, peace of mind	desbarasamiento m.	100790
to evacuate ; eradicate; to release, to dismiss; to untie (tangle/tuber of threads), tomremove obstacles (out of the way); to arrange	desbarasar v.	100800
to get rid of	desbarasarse v. refl.	100840
getting rid of	desbaraso m.	100850
to destroy, to dismantle	desbaratar v.	100870
to be destroyed, to disintegrate	desbaratarse v. refl.	100872
destruction	desbarate m.	100875
docker, port worker	desbarkador m.	100880
descent to shore, landing	desbarkamiento m.	100890
disembark from the ship, unload cargo; get off a ship/plane	desbarkar v.	100900
disembarkation from the ship to shore; unloading of a ship	desbarko m.	100910
to subtract, to reduce, to trim; to escape, to get away	desbatir v.	100920
nomad	desbeder (t.) m.	100930
to waste	desbedrer v.	100940
tired, devastated, dead tired	desbelado (t.) adj.	100960
to get tired, to be destroyed from exhaustion, to sprain the waist	desbelarse (t.) v. refl.	100970
waist sprain	desbelo (t.) m.	100980
	desbilamiento m. cf. desbivlamiento	100990
blasphemy	desbivlamiento m.	101000
desecrated, desecrated the sacred	desbivlar v.	101010
rise on banks (stream, glass, etc.)	desbodramiento m.	101030
to overflow	desbodrar v.	101040
rough in his speech, which soils his mouth	desbokado adj.	101050
to speak rudely, to get his mouth dirty	desbokar v.	101060
to utter rudeness and profanity	desbokarse v. refl.	101070
crude language, insulting language	desboko m.	101080
the payer	desbolsador m.	101090
to pay out of his pocket, to bear expenses, to spend (money), to pay a payment	desbolsar v.	101100
expenses, payment	desbolso m.	101110
to untie; to entertain	desbolver v.	101130
to extricate oneself, to get along, to find a way out, to find a solution; to have fun	desbolverse v. refl.	101140
frivolous; insolent; agile, quick to extract and find a way out	desbolvido adj.	101150
entertainment, recreation, amusement; agility, quick rescue, finding a way out	desbolvimiento m.	101160
	desbordar cf. desbodrar	101170
	desborochar cf. desbrochar	101180
	desborsador cf. desbolsador	101190
	desborsar cf. desbolsar	101200
	desborso cf. desbolso	101210
to let go, to release (beast from its reins)	desbosar v.	101220
unbuttoned	desbotonado adj.	101230
to unbutton	desbotonar v.	101240
to loosen his buttons; to express everything without restraint and without fear	desbotonarse v. refl.	101250
with no pants, naked; missing a penny, barefoot	desbragado adj. & m.	101260
to take off his underwear; to strip someone of his clothes; to "Shave" from someone everything he has, to rob	desbragar v.	101270
to take off his underwear, to undress; to innocently discover all the secrets; to show excessive generosity (beyond ability) to resemble others	desbragarse v. refl.	101280
to break out (flood/war); to release, to remove, to open valve; to untie buttons; to disintegrate, to vent emotions, to erupt, to release (gas, fluid)	desbrochar v.	101290
outburst/release of inhalation for relaxation and return to normal breathing; eruption (volcano/pus, etc.); discharge; pressure valve; warehouse for liquidation of goods; unbuttoning	desbrocho m.	101310
returned to its standard, freed from his worries and anxieties; Who knows how to get along	desbroliado adj.	101320
to untangle the tangle, to separate, to resolve, to find out, to clarify	desbroliar (fr.) v.	101330
to extricate oneself, to get along, to find a way out, to find a solution; to free himself from his worries and anxieties	desbroliarse (fr.) v. refl.	101340
arranging, restoring order, settling and resolving complications; release of annoyance and worry	desbrolio m.	101350
to disassemble, to loosen, to remove the cover/casing	desbrujar v.	101360
nimble, sharp, knows how to extricate himself from embarrassment; thin, tall	desbuelto adj.	101370
	desbuelver cf. desbolver	101380
agility, quick rescuing ability; minutes, thinness, uprightness	desbuelvez f.	101390
	desbuelvido cf. desbolvido	101400
	desbuelvimiento cf. desbolvimiento	101410
since ... , from ?	desde prep.	101420
to despise	desdechar v.	101470
contempt, contempt out of arrogance	desdén m.	101480
despised; feels contempt	desdenyado adj.	101490
the contemptuous, the arrogant	desdenyador m.	101500
to despise	desdenyar v.	101510
to express disgust, to express contempt	desdenyarse v. refl.	101520
worthless, unworthy of attention	desdenyavle adj.	101530
contempt, disgust	desdenyo/dezdenyo (it.) m.	101540
contemptuous	desdenyozo adj.	101550
(said on a wheel/cylinder::) from which a wire/cable was released	desdevanado adj.	101560
to spread, to scroll, to untie	desdevanar v.	101570
to spread, to scroll, to untie	desdevanarse v. refl.	101580
to change his mind, to repent, to deny	desdezirse v. refl.	101590
bad luck, misery	desdicha f.	101600
miserable, unlucky, poor	desdichado adj.	101610
to make miserable	desdichar v.	101630
misery	desdichidad f.	101640
miserable	desdichozo adj.	101650
	desdiempos cf. destiempios	101660
toothless, missing front teeth	desdientado adj.	101670
to pull out/extract teeth	desdientar v.	101680
to lose his teeth	desdientarse v. refl.	101690
spreading, opening the folds; dividing into two (French)	desdoblamiento m.	101700
to release from customs	desdoganar (it.) v.	101710
which lost its gold plating	desdorado adj.	101720
to remove the gold plating	desdorar v.	101730
removal of gold plating/gold luster; loss of prestige and appreciation	desdoro m.	101740
to release from customs	desduanar (fr.) v.	101750
spread out, open from its folds	desdublado adj.	101760
to scroll, to spread, to open the folds	desdublar v.	101770
scrolling, spreading, opening folds	desduble m.	101790
	desembarasar cf. desbarasar	101800
December	desembre/desembro m.	101810
drawing, sketch, diagram	desén (fr.) m.	101820
descendants, offspring, lineage	desendensia f.	101830
to descend; to be a descendant of	desender/desenderse v.	101840
decrease, reduction	desendidura f.	101860
a descendant, whose origin is; who goes down	desendiente m. & f.	101870
fertilization	desenizamiento m.	101875
to fertilize	desenizar/dessenizar v.	101877
to decentralize	desentralizar v.	101880
decentralization	desentralizasión f.	101890
intention, purpose	desenyo (1) m.	101900
	desenyo (2) cf. dizenyo	101910
disappointment	desepsión (fr.) f.	101920
disappointed	desepsionado (fr.)	101925
	deseredar cf. dezeredar	101930
dessert	desert (fr.) m.	101940
cheeky, shameless, cynical	desfachado adj.	101950
insolence, cynicism, boldness	desfachamiento m.	101970
to become cheeky/bold, to talk without restraint and shame	desfacharse v. refl.	101980
insolence, cynicism, boldness	desfachez f.	101990
error	desfalto m.	102000
notorious, of bad name, who lost his good name; slandered, defamed	desfamado adj.	102010
to defame, to slander	desfamar/desfamer v.	102020
defamation, libel, slander	desfamasión f.	102030
to take out of the diapers, to untie the diapers; to remove bandage	desfashar v.	102040
lack of sympathy, lack; opposite; discrimination	desfavor m.	102050
hostile, negative; harmful, uncomfortable	desfavoravle adj.	102070
to discriminate, to deprive	desfavoreser v.	102090
to discriminate, to deprive	desfavorizar v.	102100
continuous waste, tendency to waste	desfazedero m.	102110
spender	desfazedor/dera m.	102120
to disassemble, to destroy	desfazer v.	102140
to disintegrate, to be destroyed, to melt, to dissolve; to make grimaces (mocking or coquetry)	desfazerse v. refl.	102210
who descended from his possessions, who became impoverished	desfaziendado adj.	102230
to impoverish	desfaziendar v.	102240
to lose his assets, to become impoverished, to get off his assets	desfaziendarse v. refl.	102250
scattered and unorganized expenses	desfazimiento m.	102260
defeat, failure	desfecha f.	102270
destruction, confusion	desfecho m.	102280
disorganized, dismantled	desfecho adj.	102290
distinguished, discriminated, differentiated; has a different opinion, is in conflict with others, detached from others	desferensiado adj.	102300
conflict of interest, quarrel; total indifference to someone or something	desferensiamiento m.	102310
to be differentiated, to differentiate oneself, to exclude oneself from, to stand out, to be distinguished; to disengage from, to be indifferent	desferensiarse v. refl.	102320
lack of trust, lack of faith	desfeuzía f.	102330
	desfeuziado cf. desfiuziado	102340
	desfeuziar/se cf. desfiuziar/se	102350
suspicious, skeptical, distrustful	desfiado adj.	102360
to challenge; to declare that something is inapplicable	desfiar v.	102370
to beware of, to suspect, do not trust	desfiarse v. refl.	102380
distorted, whose shape has been corrupted	desfigurado adj.	102390
to corrupt, to spoil the shape	desfigurar v.	102400
to become deformated, to become ugly	desfigurarse v. ref	102410
	desfigusiar/se cf. desfiuziar/se	102420
who lost his children (died/were taken from him/does not recognize them)	desfijado adj.	102430
to take someone's children	desfijar v.	102440
whose strands were untied, plucked, ragged	desfilachado adj.	102450
whose strands were unstitched , plucked, ragged	desfilachador/dera m.	102460
undoing stitches	desfilachadura f.	102470
to unstitch	desfilachar v.	102480
to be unstitched, to become worn out	desfilacharse v. refl.	102490
to remove the thread from the needle eye, to loosen thread, to unstitch	desfilar v.	102500
to get out of the needle eye (thread), to be unstitched; to miss, to feel longing for	desfilarse v. refl.	102510
intense longing	desfilo m.	102520
who yearns fiercely	desfilozo adj.	102530
from which the basting stitches were removed	desfilvanado adj.	102540
to remove the basting stitch	desfilvanar v.	102550
to pull out, to uproot	desfinkar (port.) v.	102560
challenge, provocation, distrust, suspicion, apprehension	desfío m.	102570
who lacks faith, who lacks trust, hopeless for the future, desperate	desfiuziado/desfiguziado adj.	102580
not trust in	desfiuziar v.	102590
to lose faith, to lose hope	desfiuziarse v. refl.	102600
who has been deflowered; who was raped	desflorado adj.	102610
defloration, rape; taking out the sting/freshness	desfloramiento m.	102620
to deflower; to desecrate, to corrupt, to rape; to take out the sting/freshness	desflorar v.	102630
to give way to fire; to let expression for a stormy emotion	desfogar v.	102640
outlet for fire; relaxation, relief; etorage space for useless things	desfogo m.	102650
whose leaves have been torn off (tree/book)	desfojado adj.	102660
to tear out leaves (tree/book)	desfojar v.	102670
to clean chimney/pipe; to clean thoroughly	desfolinar/desfolinyar v.	102680
thoroughly cleaned	desfolinyado adj.	102685
chimney cleaning; thorough cleaning, thorough and excessive cleaning (of store, office)	desfolinyo m.	102690
outbreaked; destroyed to the core	desfondado adj.	102700
to break in, to destroy, to empty all content	desfondar v.	102710
breakthrough, penetration, demolition, destruction	desfondo m.	102720
twisted, crooked, deformed; distorted	desformado adj.	102730
to distort, to reshape, to corrupt; to falsify	desformar v.	102740
distortion, curvature	desformasión f.	102750
to remove from oven	desfornar v.	102760
to take out the lining of the garment	desforrar v.	102770
exhausted, tired	desforsado adj.	102780
to get tired, to consume his power	desforsarse v. refl.	102790
bad luck; disaster; unhappiness; impoverishment	desfortuna f.	102800
unlucky, miserable, poor	desfortunado adj.	102810
to destroy	desfraguar v.	102820
to be destroyed	desfraguarse v. refl.	102830
unrestrained, wild	desfrenado adj.	102840
to release, to loosen bridle	desfrenar v.	102850
to erupt, to run amok	desfrenarse v. refl.	102860
chilled	desfriado adj.	102870
to cool	desfriar v.	102880
to cool down, to catch a cold	desfriarse v. refl.	102890
colds, flu	desfriasión f.	102900
without pillowcase (pillow, blanket)	desfronyado adj.	102910
to take the pillow out of the pillowcase	desfronyar v.	102920
to pick fruit; to spend the business fruits (profit)	desfrutar v.	102930
weakness, exhaustion, helplessness, depression	desfuersa f.	102940
weak, loose, exhausted, helpless, sickly, poor, depressed	desfuersado adj.	102950
to weaken, to exhaust	desfuersar v.	102960
to weaken, to lose power, to become weak	desfuersarse v. refl.	102970
to go away, to withdraw	desfuir v.	102980
	desfulinyado cf. desfolinyado	102990
who lost the aroma of smoking (smoked food); fan, whose smoke have dispersed	desfumado adj.	103000
to ventilate, to let the gas escape from the carbonated beverage; to lose its quality in contact with air	desfumar v.	103010
lack of desire, lack of eagerness, lack of appetite	desgana f.	103020
lacking desire, lacking passion, weak-handed, depressed	desganado adj.	103030
to take out the desire, to take out the passion, to take out the appetite; to disgust	desganar v.	103040
to lose the desire/the eagerness	desganarse v. refl.	103050
removed, disconnected, removed from the hook	desganchado adj.	103055
to remove, to disconnect, to remove from the hook	desganchar v.	103060
to be removed, to be disconnected, to be removed from the hook	desgancharse v. refl	103065
	desgano m. cf. desgana	103070
dressed in rags	desgarrado adj.	103080
sloppy look	desgarramiento m.	103090
to tear, to dissect	desgarrar v.	103100
to be torn	desgarrarse v. refl.	103110
sloppy look, appearance of someone wearing rags	desgarro m.	103130
used, worn	desgastado adj.	103140
who lost his rubber coating; who lost his status	desgomado adj.	103150
to dismiss, to remove from his position; to remove the rubber coating	desgomar v.	103160
out of which the air came out	desgonflado adj.	103170
to take out the air	desgonflar v.	103180
sprained, dislodged (said of limb)	desgosnado adj.	103190
sprain	desgosnadura f.	103200
to cause dislocation, to dislocate a bone, to dislodge, to dislodge from its hinges	desgosnar v.	103210
to be dislokated (hand, foot)	desgosnarse v. refl.	103220
sprain	desgosno m.	103230
to lose its fluid drop by drop	desgotado adj.	103240
remove liquid drop by drop (in a drip)	desgotar v.	103250
	desgoznado cf. desgosnado	103260
	desgoznar cf. desgosnar	103270
	desgoznarse cf. desgosnarse	103280
sprain	desgozno m.	103290
who was demoted from his status/ rank, who was deprived of his ranks; Humiliated, ostracized	desgradado adj.	103300
demotion, dismissal, disrespect, humiliation; spoilage, deterioration	desgradamiento m.	103310
defamatory, degrading, humiliating	desgradante adj.	103320
to dismiss, to demote, to humiliate	desgradar v.	103330
erosion	desgradasión f.	103340
whose grains were removed; wild, scattered, disorderly	desgranado adj.	103350
dispersion, disorder	desgranamiento m.	103370
to remove the grains; to disperse, to spoil	desgranar v.	103380
to get out of order, to disperse, to get confused; to deplete its seeds	desgranarse v. refl.	103390
disaster, calamity, plague (plagues of Egypt), tribulation; unhappiness; serious accident; abomination	desgrasia f.	103410
unfortunately	desgrasiadamente adv.	103450
disastrous; poor, miserable, unlucky	desgrasiado adj.	103460
to make ugly, to take out the grace; to make miserable	desgrasiar v.	103465
to dress negligently/inattention; to lose his grace, to become ugly; To die in an accident	desgrasiarse refl.	103470
	desgrasión cf. desgrasia	103480
to clean his eyes from the sleeping webs	desgrenyar v.	103490
to bathe and refresh after sleep	desgrenyarse v. refl.	103500
to remove the decorations; to remove the furniture and curtains	desguarnir v.	103510
to remove bones from	desguesar v.	103520
who feels disgust	desgustado adj.	103530
disgusting	desgustante (fr.) adj.	103540
to disgust, to provoke disgust, to provoke resentment	desgustar v.	103550
disappointment, discouragement	desguste m.	103560
disgust, nausea, resentment	desgusto m.	103570
unpleasant, boring, annoying, disturbing; dissatisfied	desgustozo adj.	103580
beaten, flattened ; crushed, worn, squeezed; wrinkled	des.hachado adj.	103590
something crushed; pounding; destruction, collapse	des.hachadura f.	103610
pounding; collapse under pressure; great financial loss, great loss of abundance	des.hachamiento m.	103620
to crush, to flatten; to destroy	des.hachar v.	103630
who was left; divorcee	deshado adj.	103640
divorce	deshadura f.	103650
to burn the chametz, to prepare for Passover	des.hamezar (ebr.) v.	103660
	des.hamicheyar cf. des.hachar	103670
leaving, abandonment; divorce	deshamiento m.	103690
	des.hamsear (ebr.) cf. des.hamezar	103700
to leave, to abandon, to neglect; to give up, to deliver, to submit, to give to; to leave a job, to resign; to bequeath	deshar v.	103710
to give to oneself, to afford	desharse v. refl.	104030
sloppy, wild, neglected	des.harrapado adj.	104090
to dress carelessly, to wear rags	des.harrarse v. refl.	104100
weak, tired	des.harretado adj.	104110
to weaken, to exhaust	des.harretar v.	104120
indifferent, frivolous; carelessly dressed	des.hashalado adj.	104130
indifference; sloppy appearance	des.hashalamiento m.	104140
divorce	deshasión f.	104150
a person who does not help others, does not give up on anyone	des.hayirsiz (t.) n. & adj.	104160
disorder, commotion; inattention, negligence; insolence, boldness	des.hén (ebr.) m.	104170
a sloppy woman	des.henada (ebr.) adj.	104190
graceless; wild, disorderly, distorted; unsuccessful; insolent	des.henado (ebr.) adj.	104200
to distort	des.henar (ebr.) v.	104210
to be insolent	des.henarse (ebr.) v. refl.	104220
	deshepla cf. dishipla	104230
to decipher	deshifrar v.	104240
	des.hinado (ebr.) cf. des.henado	104250
	des.huersa cf. desfuersa	104260
	des.huersado cf. desfuersado	104270
	des.huersar cf. desfuersar	104280
to dcide	desidar/desidir v.	104290
	desidido cf. dechidido	104300
to make a decision	desidirse v. refl.	104310
really, of course, for sure	desierto adv.	104320
	desierto m. cf. dezierto	104330
decigram	desigramo m.	104340
deciliter	desilitro m.	104350
decimal	desimal adj.	104360
to destroy	desimar v.	104365
decimeter	desimetro m.	104370
tenth	désimo adj.	104380
to sketch, to draw	desinar (fr.) v.	104390
disinformation	desinformasión f.	104395
small coin (five cents)	desinko m.	104400
to draw, to decorate	desinyar (fr.) v.	104430
	desinyo (fr.) cf. dizenyo	104440
from which the seal has been removed	desiyado adj.	104450
to remove the seal	desiyar v.	104460
a decision	desizión f.	104470
decisively	desizivamente adv.	104480
decisive, determined	desizivo adj.	104490
to cut the tendon in the hind paws of a horse or ox; to sterilize	desjaretar v.	104510
	deskabuirse cf. eskabuirse	104520
to get rid of; to be dropped, to disappear	deskabuirse v. refl.	104530
with no cover	deskachado adj.	104540
to remove the cover (book); to pull a knife/dagger/ sword out of its sheath	deskachar v.	104550
who is released, free from bonds; unbridled, angry	deskadenado adj.	104560
outburst (emotional), anger, rage	deskadenamiento m.	104570
to open handcuffs, to release	deskadenar v.	104580
to free himself, to unleash his handcuffs; to erupt	deskadenarse v. refl.	104590
final repayment date (money/commitment)	deskadensia f.	104600
to expire; to lose his greatness, to sink, to fall, to weaken, to be undermined, to lose his assets, to degenerate	deskaer/se v./v. refl.	104610
	deskaeser cf. deskaer	104650
	deskaesido cf. deskaido	104660
	deskaesimiento cf. deskaimiento	104670
who fell/who was deposed/who was dispossessed/ who lost his possessions/his greatness, degenerate; abandoned, neglected; shaky, collapsing	deskaído adj.	104680
decline, defeat, degeneration, decadence; decline in assets	deskaimiento m.	104690
head injured	deskalavrado adj.	104700
head wound (from falling or hitting a stone)	deskalavradura f.	104710
to injury the head or forehead	deskalavrar v.	104720
to be wounded in his head	deskalavrarse v. refl.	104730
head wound/forehead wound; mental fatigue; head breaking	deskalavro m.	104750
	deskalfado cf. eskalfado	104760
	deskalfar cf. eskalfar	104770
to disqualify	deskalifikar v.	104780
to be disqualified	deskalifikarse v. refl.	104790
to extract, to uproot (something that was firmly in place), to release, to let go	deskalkar v.	104800
displacement (of something that was firmly in place) release	deskalko m.	104810
wasting time on taking off and wearing shoes	deskalsadero m.	104820
to take off shoes	deskalsar v.	104830
to take off his shoes	deskalsarse v. refl.	104840
barefootedness; miserable poverty	deskalsez f.	104850
barefoot	deskalso adj.	104860
that its scales were removed (fish)	deskamado adj.	104910
the man who cleans fish (removes their scales)	deskamador m.	104920
to remove the scales	deskamar v.	104930
wandering astray, going a bad way, deviating from the straight path	deskaminado adj.	104940
wandering, walking in a bad way, deviating from the straight path	deskaminamiento m.	104950
to mislead, to deviate from the straight path	deskaminar v.	104960
to stray, to deviate from the straight path, to fool	deskaminarse v. refl.	104970
straying, straying on the way; deviation from the straight path	deskamino m.	104980
desolate	deskampido/deskampío adj.	104990
from which the scales were removed	deskamundado adj.	105000
to remove the scales, to peel	deskamundar v.	105010
to be peeled	deskamundarse v. refl.	105020
calm, quiet, relaxed	deskansado adj.	105030
relaxation	deskansamiento m.	105060
to calm, to pacify; to replace someone at work to let him rest	deskansar v.	105070
to rest, to calm down, to gather strength	deskansarse v. refl.	105080
	deskanse cf. deskanso m.	105100
rest, relaxation; pause	deskanso m.	105110
to return to his senses	deskantarse v. refl.	105120
to pull out of the corner, to take out of hiding	deskantonar v.	105140
a prostitute	deskarada f.	105150
cheeky, shameless	deskarado adj.	105160
insolence, boldness, shamelessness	deskaramiento m.	105170
to be rude	deskarar v.	105180
to be rude; to show courage in standing up for his rights	deskararse v. refl.	105190
insolence, boldness	deskaratina f.	105200
unloading dock	deskargadero m.	105210
docker, porter	deskargador m.	105220
the work of stevedore, porterage	deskargadura f.	105230
unloading, cargo relief	deskargamiento m.	105240
to unload, to relieve, to release, to shoot	deskargar v.	105250
to unload the load from oneself; to get rid of	deskargarse v. refl.	105300
unloading, discharge; relief, welfare	deskargo m.	105320
to miss	deskarinyar v.	105340
longing	deskarinyo m.	105350
who was stripped of his skin; scratched	deskarnado adj.	105360
skin stripping; scratch	deskarnadura f.	105370
to strip the skin; to scratch	deskarnar v.	105380
boldness, impudence, impoliteness; liberation of speech on the part of one who was restrained and shy	deskaro m.	105390
displaced, removed from place; displacement, retrieval of something that was firmly in place	deskarrankado adj./m.	105400
to displace, to pull out by force	deskarrankar v.	105410
o be uprooted, to be pulled out by force	deskarrankarse v. refl.	105415
name of a card game	deskartar m.	105420
to choose, to select	deskartar v.	105430
	deskashar cf. eskashar	105440
scorched	deskasharetado adj.	105450
to lose weight, to become skin and bones	deskasharetarse v. refl.	105460
to peel	deskashkar v.	105470
to be peeled	deskashkarse v. refl.	105480
cheeky, insolent	deskatado adj.	105490
to be rude, to stop respecting	deskatarse v. refl.	105500
a burst of impudence, an impudent outburst (by someone who has been polite so far)	deskato m.	105510
bareheaded; disheveled	deskavenyado adj.	105520
to make bareheaded	deskavenyar v.	105530
to become bareheaded; to quarrel	deskavenyarse v. refl.	105540
headless, decapitated; tired	deskavesado adj.	105550
head breaking (on a problem); decapitation	deskavesamiento m.	105560
to decapitate	deskavesar v.	105570
to break head, make a futile effort to solve a problem/convince someone	deskavesarse v. refl.	105580
bareheaded	deskavinyado adj.	105590
descending, sinking, degenerating, poor	deskayente adj.	105600
to divorce	deskazar v.	105610
since ..	deske prep.	105620
indifference, lack of affection; resentment, hostility, hatred	deskerensia f.	105630
non affectionate, emotionless, indifferent; rejected	deskerensiado adj.	105640
to stop liking someone/something	deskerensiarse v. refl.	105650
hostile	deskerensiozo adj.	105660
whose jaw is sprained/broken/protruding, with a thin face	deskeshado adj.	105670
to sprain the jaw	deskeshar v.	105680
to lose weight in a way that his jaw is prominent	deskesharse v. refl.	105690
to fill in the blanks, to make up for the loss	deskitar v.	105695
to retire from (studies/job/service)	deskitarse v. refl.	105700
to extract a nail	desklavar v.	105710
to choose, to select, to sort	deskojer v.	105720
selected, sorted	deskojido adj.	105730
detached, separate	deskolado adj.	105750
to disconnect, to separate	deskolar v.	105760
to curtail	deskolear v.	105770
depends on, subject to	deskolgado adj.	105780
to remove from hook/hanger	deskolgar v.	105800
faded	deskolorado adj.	105810
color removal, fading	deskoloramiento m.	105820
fading, which removes the paint; paint removal material	deskolorante adj. & m.	105830
to remove the paint, to fade	deskolorar v.	105840
to fade	deskolorarse v. refl.	105850
faded, which lost its color	deskolorido adj.	105860
color removal, fading	deskoloro m.	105870
impoliteness	deskomporta f.	105880
cheeky, rude, uneducated, disgraceful	deskomportado adj.	105890
impoliteness	deskomportamiento m.	105900
to behave rudely, to behave inappropriately	deskomportarse v. refl.	105910
impoliteness, rudeness; shameful/disrespectful/inappropriate behavior	deskomporto f.	105920
disassembled, broken, mentally broken and amazed	deskompuesto adj.	105922
to be dislocated (hand or foot)	deskondjuntarse v. refl.	105925
	deskoneser cf. deskonoser	105930
	deskonesido cf. deskonosido	105935
	deskonesimiento cf. deskonosimiento	105940
suspicious, distrustful	deskonfiado adj.	105950
distrust, suspicion	deskonfiamiento m.	105960
distrust	deskonfiansa f.	105970
not to trust	deskonfiar v.	105980
to suspect, not to trust, to lose his trust	deskonfiarse v. refl.	105990
distrust	deskonfiensa f.	106000
distrust, suspicion	deskonfío m.	106020
	deskonosedo cf. deskonosido	106030
to deny, to ignore	deskonoser v.	106040
to estrange oneself	deskonoserse v. refl.	106046
unfamiliar, anonymous	deskonosido adj.	106050
nonrecognition, neglect	deskonosimiento m.	106060
to dissuade, to prevent, to persuade not, to warn against, to advise not	deskonsejar v.	106070
not considered, despised; who behaves with disrespect	deskonsiderado adj.	106090
contempt	deskonsideramiento m.	106120
cease to respect/appreciate, to belittle, to disgrace; to cause loss of appreciation; not to pay attention to, ignore	deskonsiderar v.	106130
to lose its value, to lose appreciation for him; to be disqualified (in competition)	deskonsiderarse v. refl.	106140
loss of respect and appreciation	deskonsiderasión f.	106150
inconsolable	deskonsolado adj.	106160
sad person/thing	deskonsolador m.	106170
to sadden, to cause grief	deskonsolar v.	106180
grief	deskonsolasión f.	106190
pain that cannot be relieved	deskonsuelo m.	106200
to deduct, reduce, to make a discount	deskontar v.	106210
dissatisfied, frustrated	deskontentado adj.	106220
to cause resentment	deskontentar v.	106230
dissatisfied	deskontente adj.	106240
	deskontentés cf. deskontentez	106250
dissatisfaction, resentment, discomfort	deskontentez f.	106260
to let up; to stop	deskontinuar v.	106280
stop, breaking, pause	deskontinuasión f.	106290
discontinuous	deskontinuo adj.	106300
	deskonto cf. deskuento	106310
desperate, depressed, helpless	deskorajado adj.	106320
a person/thing that despairs	deskorajador m.	106330
depression, melancholy, despair	deskorajamiento m.	106340
despairing, saddening, depressing	deskorajante adj.	106350
to despair, to suppress, to deter, to weaken	deskorajar v.	106360
to despair, to lose courage	deskorajarse v. refl.	106370
despair, loss of courage	deskoraje m.	106380
heartless, devoid of emotion and love, cruel, ruthless	deskorasonado adj.	106390
to cause (in behavior/act) a loss of affection for him; to tear the heart	deskorasonar v.	106400
losing all affection and emotion towards relatives, to become cruel	deskorasonarse v. refl.	106410
who was stripped of his skin; cheated, who was stripped of his assets	deskorchado adj.	106420
carcass-flayer, skinner; a nickname for a very expensive merchant/doctor/lawyer	deskorchador m.	106430
to strip the skin; to demand excessive price; to strip someone of their property	deskorchar v.	106440
to strip his skin	deskorcharse v. refl.	106450
whose horns were cut off; who was hit by horns	deskornado adj.	106460
wound from horn hitting	deskornadura f.	106470
to cut the horns; to strike with its horns, to injure with its horns	deskornar v.	106480
who lost his crown, who lost his kingdom	deskoronado adj.	106490
to remove the crown, to remove from power	deskoronar v.	106500
to leak, to flow, to drip, to lose fluids	deskorrer v.	106510
to let milk from him his secrets	deskorrerse v. refl.	106520
dried, emptied of its liquids and moisture	deskorrido adj.	106530
	deskorsar cf. diskorsar	106540
impolite	deskortés adj.	106550
impoliteness	deskortezía f.	106560
to peel	deskortizar v.	106570
	deskostrar cf. deskrostar	106580
	deskostrijar v. cf. deskortizar	106590
weaned from habit	deskostumbrado adj.	106600
to wean from habit	deskostumbrar v.	106610
to dislocate his elbow	deskovdarse v. refl.	106620
uncovered (in bed), exposed	deskovijado adj.	106630
to remove the blankets, to reveal	deskovijar v.	106650
to remove the blanket from himself; to reveal himself, to undress	deskovijarse v. refl.	106660
	deskovrir cf. deskuvrir	106670
	deskozer cf. deskuzir	106680
	deskozido cf. deskuzido	106690
	deskozir cf. deskuzir	106700
who was denied credit; who lost his honor/reputation	deskreditado adj.	106710
to deny credit; to cause a loss of reputation	deskreditar v.	106720
credit denial; loss of reputation; bad name	deskrédito m.	106730
	deskresensia cf. dekresimiento	106735
	deskriminado cf. diskriminado	106740
	deskriminasión cf. diskriminasión	106750
description	deskripsión f.	106760
descriptive	deskriptivo adj.	106770
described	deskrito adj.	106780
describe, draw (in words)	deskrivir v.	106790
to peel the membrane/skin/scab	deskrostar v.	106800
thawed	deskuajado adj.	106810
to thaw, to remove clot (blood, etc.)	deskuajar v.	106820
to defrost, to dissolve, to crumble	deskuajarse v.	106830
melting, thawing	deskuajo m.	106840
careless; sloppy, neglected; carefree, complacent, indifferent	deskudiado adj.	106850
to abandon, to neglect, to distract	deskudiar v.	106860
to neglect, to show indifference towards, to distract	deskudiarse v.	106870
lack of worry, complacency; negligence, neglect; distraction	deskudio m.	106880
negligent	deskudiozo adj.	106900
deduction, discount, reduction, discount	deskuento	106910
to feel itching/irritation	deskuezer v.	106920
a pregnant woman who does not yet feel the worries of motherhood	deskuidada f.	106930
carefree, complacent	deskuidadiko m.	106940
	deskuidado cf. deskudiado	106950
exoneration	deskuidar cf. deskudiar	106960
	deskuidarse cf. deskudiarse	106970
	deskuido cf. deskudio	106980
apology, justification	deskulpa f.	106990
acquittal, exoneration	deskulpamiento m.	107000
to justify, to acquit, to side with the right	deskulpar v.	107010
to justify, to prove his righteousness, to apologize	deskulparse v. refl.	107020
	deskuvertura cf. deskuviertura	107025
discovery; removing cover	deskuvierta f.	107030
discovery, exposure, undressing	deskuviertura f.	107035
exposed, visible, bareheaded; missing coverage (at the bank)	deskuvierto adj. & m.	107040
	deskuvijado cf. deskovijado	107050
	deskuvijar cf. deskovijar v.	107060
	deskuvrido cf. deskuvierto	107070
discoverer, a person who discovers/reveals	deskuvridor/dera m.	107080
discovery, exposure; revelation	deskuvrimiento m.	107090
to discover, to unveil, to reveal to all, to reveal, to find	deskuvrir v.	107100
to confess, to reveal oneself before, to reveal one's heart; to be discovered	deskuvrirse v. refl.	107120
unstitched	deskuzido adj.	107140
to unstitch	deskuzir v.	107150
to be unstitched; to fail (plan/conspiracy)	deskuzirse v. refl.	107160
faded	deslavado adj.	107170
to cause something to fade	deslavar v.	107180
traitor, unfaithful	desleal adj.	107190
infidelity, treason, lowliness	deslealdad f.	107200
melted, dissolved	desleido adj.	107210
dissolving; rot	desleimiento m.	107220
to dissolve, to dilute	desleir v.	107230
to melt away	desleirse v. refl.	107240
to remove louse eggs	deslendrar v.	107250
loose; who lost his zeal/activity	desleshado adj.	107260
reducing the eagerness	desleshamiento m.	107270
to be slack; to be loosened; to lose his zeal/activity	deslesharse v. refl.	107280
slackness, softening	deslesho m.	107290
who lost his grace	deslindado adj.	107300
to cause the loss of grace and beauty	deslindar v.	107310
to remove mourning marks	desluitar v.	107320
to dim, to darken	deslumbrar v.	107330
lack of luster, darkness	deslumbro m.	107340
dark, dim	deslustrado adj.	107350
to darken, to dim	deslustrar v.	107360
untied, released (tuber); confused, wild; sloppy	desmadeshado adj.	107370
to untie the tuber; to confuse, to disrupt the order	desmadeshar v.	107380
	desmagajar cf. dezmigajar	107390
to wean (a baby)	desmamar v.	107400
	desmamparado cf. dezmamparado	107410
	desmamparar cf. dezmamparar	107420
	desmamparo cf. dezmamparo	107430
disassemble the tool handle	desmangar v.	107440
to remove the butter	desmantekar v.	107450
to stop the hypnosis, to cancel the magic	desmanyetizar v.	107460
to displace the obsession, release someone from the obsession	desmaranyar v.	107470
whose identification label was removed	desmarkado adj.	107480
to remove the identification label	desmarkar v.	107490
whose disguise was removed	desmaskado adj.	107500
to remove the disguise (from someone), to reveal his true face	desmaskar v.	107510
	desmayado cf. dezmayado	107520
	desmayar cf. dezmayar	107530
	desmayarse cf. dezmayarse	107540
	desmayo cf. dezmayo	107550
	desmazal (ebr.) cf. dezmazal	107560
	desmazalado (ebr.) cf. dezmazalado	107570
	desmazalamiento (ebr.) cf. dezmazalamiento	107580
	desmazalar (ebr.) cf. dezmazalar	107590
	desmazalozo (ebr.) cf. dezmazalozo	107600
to pick the honey	desmelar v.	107610
picking the honey	desmelo m.	107620
dismembered, dissected, disassembled; separated	desmembrado adj.	107630
disassembly into chunks; division; disorder, dissolution	desmembramiento m.	107640
	desmembrar cf. dezmembrar	107650
	desmengua cf. dezmengua	107660
	desmenguado cf. dezmenguado	107670
	desmenguar cf. dezmenguar	107680
	desmenguo cf. dezmenguo	107690
	desmenter cf. dezmentir	107700
	desmentida f. cf. dezmentido m.	107710
	desmentido cf. dezmentido	107720
	desmentir cf. dezmentir	107730
	desmentirse cf. dezmentirse	107735
	desmenusar cf. desmenuzar	107740
	desmenuzado cf. dezmenuzado	107750
	desmenuzamiento cf. dezmenuzamiento	107760
	desmenuzar cf. dezmenuzar	107770
	desmenuzarse cf. dezmenuzarse	107780
	desmeoyado cf. dezmeoyado	107790
	desmeoyarse cf. dezmeoyarse	107800
	desmeoyamiento cf. dezmeoyamiento	107810
	desmeoyo cf. dezmeoyo	107820
to lose its value, to lose appreciation	desmereser v.	107830
	desmigajado cf. dezmigajado	107840
	desmigajar cf. dezmigajar	107850
	desmigajarse v. cf. dezmigajarse	107860
	desmishado cf. dezmichado	107870
miserable, poor	desmizeriado adj	107880
discharged from military service, discharged soldier	desmobilizado adj. & m.	107885
to discharge from army	desmobilizar v.	107890
release from military service	desmobilizasion f.	107895
	desmodradez cf. dezmodradez	107900
	desmodrado cf. dezmodrado	107910
	desmodrar cf. dezmodrar	107920
	desmodrarse cf. dezmodrarse	107930
	desmodre cf. dezmodre	107940
	desmoladera cf. dezmoladera	107950
	desmoladijo cf. dezmoladijo	107960
	desmolado cf. dezmolado	107970
	desmolador cf. dezmolador	107980
	desmoladura cf. dezmoladura	107990
	desmolar cf. dezmolar	108000
	desmolarse cf. dezmolarse	108010
	desmolo cf. dezmolo	108020
expired (currency); who lost his prestige and influence	desmonetizado adj.	108030
to expire (currency); to caused loss of prestige and influence	desmonetizar v.	108040
	desmontado cf. dezmontado	108050
	desmontador cf. dezmontador	108060
	desmontadura cf. dezmontadura	108070
	desmontar cf. dezmontar	108080
	desmontavle cf. dezmontavle	108090
	desmoralizado cf. dezmoralizado	108100
	desmoralizar cf. dezmoralizar	108110
	desmoralizasión cf. desmoralizasión	108120
	desmoronamiento cf. dezmoronamiento	108130
	desmoronar cf. dezmoronar	108140
	desmoronarse cf. dezmoronarse	108150
	desmudado cf. demudado	108160
	desmudar (1) cf. desnudar	108170
	desmudar (2) cf. demudar	108175
	desmudo cf. desnudo	108180
corrupted, contrary to the natural emotion, inhuman	desnaturado adj.	108190
to distort, to falsify, to corrupt	desnaturar v.	108200
to deny	desniegar v.	108210
to renounce; to deny, to contradict; to strongly deny anything he said/did	desniegarse v. refl.	108215
negation, denial	desniego m.	108220
slope, height difference	desnivel/desnivelo m.	108230
to violate the leveling, to slope	desnivelar v.	108240
undressing	desnudamiento m.	108250
undress	desnudar v.	108260
to get undressed	desnudarse v. refl.	108280
nakedness	desnudez f.	108300
naked, exposed; poor, resourceless	desnudo adj.	108310
to untie knot	desnyudar v.	108380
desolate, abandoned	desolado adj.	108390
wasteland	desoladura f.	108400
unfortunate, sad	desolante adj.	108410
to empty of inhabitants, to destroy; to sadden	desolar v.	108420
to become sad; to embitter someone's life; to be disappointed; to destroy, to cause desolation	desolarse v. refl.	108430
desolation, destruction; despair, sadness	desolasión f.	108440
from which the soldering was separated	desoldado adj.	108450
dissolution of the solder, the soldered part which was separated	desoldadura f.	108460
to disassemble the solder, to separate soldered parts	desoldar v.	108470
	desonra cf. dezonra	108475
	desonrar v. cf. dezonorar	108480
dispatch; official announcement	despachio (it.) m.	108490
sieved (from which the hay was removed); selected, sorted	despajado adj.	108500
sorting	despajadura f.	108510
sifting (removing the straw and hay); sorting	despajamiento m.	108520
to sift (take out the straw and hay); to sort, to peel, to set aside what is undesirable; to prune; to arrange (room, etc.)	despajar v.	108530
who sprained his shoulder	despaldado adj.	108540
shoulder sprain, back cold	despaldadura f.	108550
to sprain his shoulder	despaldarse v. refl.	108560
shoulder sprain, back cold	despaldo m.	108570
to squeeze	despapar v.	108580
to contort, to be corrupted	despaparse v. refl.	108590
to hide, to conceal; to die; to disappear	despareser v.	108600
to disappear, to hide, to elude	despareserse v. refl.	108620
lost, gone, hidden	desparesido adj.	108630
disappearance, hiding oneself	desparesimiento m.	108640
disappearance	desparisión f.	108650
	desparsido cf. desparzido	108660
	despartar cf. despertar	108670
	despartarse cf. despertarse	108680
apart from-	desparte adv.	108690
divided, separated	despartido adj.	108720
distributor; the separator, the disconnector, the decisive between	despartidor m.	108730
division, separation; farewell, parting	despartimiento m.	108740
to separate, to divide; to assign, to distribute, to market	despartir v.	108750
to separate, to differentiate, to differentiate oneself, to divide, to disintegrate (company)	despartirse v. refl.	108770
farewell, parting; division, distribution; dissolution (commercial company)	despartisión f.	108800
	desparto cf. despierto	108810
	desparzer v. cf. desparzir	108820
scattered	desparzido adj.	108830
scattering	desparzimiento m.	108840
to disperse	desparzir v.	108850
impatience, restlessness	despasensia f.	108860
impatient	despasensiado adj.	108880
to cause impatience, to irritate	despasensiar v.	108890
to lose his patience, to become impatient, to become restless	despasensiarse v. refl.	108900
impatient, restless	despasensiozo adj.	108910
	despasienado cf. despasionado	108920
lacking passion, lacking desire, lacking enthusiasm	despasionado adj.	108930
who causes the loss of desire/passion	despasionante adj.	108940
to cause loss of desire/passion	despasionar v.	108950
one of the temple vessels	despaviladeras f. pl.	108955
to frighten, to terrify	despavoreser v.	108960
fearful, full of fear	despavoresido adj.	108970
fear, anxiety, panic	despavoresimiento m.	108980
to arouse resentment/insult, to cause resentment	despechar v.	108990
to arouse resentment/jealousy towards him; to arouse resentment towards him by committing an act against the will of others; to mock, to laugh at; to feel anguish	despecharse v. refl.	109000
resentment, anguish, despair, bitterness of soul; enmity; cheeky and cruel behavior	despecho m.	109010
who likes to tease and upset; who boasts of his successes to arouse the envy of others; ironic, ridiculous, cynical	despechozo adj.	109060
sloppy, tattered	despechugado adj.	109080
to unravel his clothes, to discover his chest; to dress carelessly/immodestly	despechugarse v. refl.	109090
torn, wearing rags; cleft, dissected into pieces	despedasado adj.	109100
a destructive person	despedasador/dera m.	109110
disassembly, dissection	despedasamiento m.	109120
to disassemble, to disassemble into pieces, to crush, to dissect into pieces	despedasar v.	109130
to disintegrate into pieces	despedasarse v. refl.	109140
to remove stones	despedrar v.	109150
to spent, to spent money; to conceal, to cause loss	despedrer v.	109160
	despedrerse cf. despedreserse	109180
to hide	despedreser v.	109190
to disappear, to hide	despedreserse v. refl.	109195
detached, separate, unattached	despegado adj.	109200
removal (of what was glued), ripping, disorder caused by malicious intent;	despegadura f.	109210
to tear off, to remove (what was glued), to disconnect, to separate	despegar v.	109230
to be torn out, to be cut off	despegarse v. refl.	109250
detachment of adhesion, tearing; Indifference, coolness	despego m.	109260
disheveled (hair)	despeinado adj.	109270
to ruffle the hair/hairstyle	despeinar v.	109280
who was redeemed from his suffering, who died after much suffering	despenado adj.	109290
the end of anguish, redemption from anguish through death	despenamiento m.	109300
his torment came to an end - died; to make the end easier for him	despenar v.	109310
a pregnant woman who is in late pregnancy and does not yet feel the signs of childbirth	despensada adj.	109320
store keeper	despensero m.	109330
released from mortgage/pledge /collateral; released from commitment/queue /interview	despenyado adj.	109340
to repay mortgage/surety	despenyar v.	109350
to cancel his undertaking/vow; to cancel an appointment/meeting/ interview	despenyarse v. refl.	109360
repayment of mortgage/surety; cancellation of an appointment/meeting/interview	despenyo m.	109370
that the tumor was removed from its tongue (chicken); great chatter	despepitado adj.	109380
	desperasión cf. dezesperansa	109390
	desperdrer cf. depedrer	109400
repeated awakening, disturbance in the sleep sequence	despertadero m.	109410
awaking	despertador m.	109420
alarm clock	despertadora f.	109430
awakening	despertadura f.	109440
awakening	despertamiento m.	109450
to awaken, to arouse; to draw attention, to open the eyes of ..	despertar v.	109460
to wake up; to become aware of the danger, to begin to see the truth after being wrong for a long time	despertarse v. refl.	109490
alertness, clear vision, resourcefulness; insomnia	despertez f.	109500
	desperto cf. despierto	109510
	despertora cf. despertadora	109520
	despiedrar cf. despedrar	109530
to remove stones	despiedregar v.	109540
to spread out, to dung, to spread out the folds; to explain	despiegar (1) v.	109550
	despiegar (2) cf. espiegar	109570
to spread out, to roll up, to spread out the folds; to explain	despiego m.	109580
awake; careful, vigilant; wise, resourceful	despierto adj.	109590
	despiés cf. después	109600
to search for louses	despiojar v.	109610
to uproot	desplantar v.	109620
displaced	desplasado adj.	109623
to displace	desplasar v.	109625
displacement	desplaso m.	109630
discomfort, rejection, dissatisfaction, resentment	desplazer m.	109640
to dislike; to anger, to tease, to upset, to cause resentment; to reject	desplazer v.	109680
do not feel good in these circumstances, do not feel pleasure, to be bored	desplazerse v. refl.	109700
unfortunate, annoying, unpleasant, repulsive, resentful, offensive, insulting, rude	desplaziente adj.	109710
	despligar cf. despiegar	109720
spreading, scrolling	despligo m.	109730
a woman plucking feathers; a conflicted and rude woman	desplumadera f.	109740
whose feathers were plucked; deprived of his property/honor and splendor	desplumado adj.	109750
feather plucking man; an unscrupulous deceiver, deceives all who need his services	desplumador m.	109760
feather plucking, feather plucking fee	desplumadura f.	109770
to pluck feathers; to strip naked, to rob, to deprive one of his status and property	desplumar v.	109780
who was robbed, dispossessed	despojado adj.	109790
dispossessor	despojador m.	109800
to deprive from, to rob, to dispossess, to strip	despojar v.	109810
robbery, looting	despojo m.	109820
to remove the dust	despolvar v.	109830
sprinkle on (sugar, powder, salt, pepper, etc.)	despolvorear v.	109840
to be at his disposal, to have the option to use	desponer v.	109850
available, ready, within reach	desponivle adj.	109860
lacking means, with the appearance of a poor man	desposivle adj.	109870
archbishop (orthodox)	despot m.	109880
tyrant, dictator, despot	déspota/despote/despot m.	109890
despotic, tyrannical	despótiko adj.	109900
tyranny, dictatorship	despotismo m.	109910
desolate, uninhabited	despovlado adj.	109920
exile; population decline, desolation, emptiness of residents	despovlamiento m.	109930
to demolish; to minimize population, to eliminate population	despovlar v.	109940
	despoyador cf. despojador	109950
	despoyar cf. despojar	109960
engaged	despozado adj.	109970
to be engaged	despozar v.	109980
to be engaged	despozarse v. refl.	109990
engagement	despozorio m.	110000
release mortgage by repayment	desprendar v.	110010
	desprendear cf. desprendar	110020
relieved of pressure	desprensado adj.	110030
to relieve stress	desprenser v.	110040
carefree	despreokupado adj.	110050
to release from worry	despreokupar v.	110060
despised	despresiado adj.	110070
to reduce/diminish value, to belittle, to despise	despresiar v.	110080
to be despised, to be diminished in value	despresiarse v. refl.	110090
depreciation	despresiasión m.	110100
contempt, disgust	despresio m.	110110
then, after; in addition to-	después prep.	110120
	despuevlado cf. despovlado	110190
	despuevlamiento cf. despovlamiento	110200
to empty from residents, to exile residents	despuevlar v.	110210
to search for fleas	despulgar v.	110220
to shine, to pop up and appear	despuntar v.	110230
displaced, abandoned	desramado adj.	110240
to disconnect (something that was hanging/connected), removed from the branch	desramar v.	110250
to wither	desramarse v. refl.	110260
to speak/act irrationally	desrazonar v.	110270
mindless, irrational, acting without thinking	desrazonavle adj.	110280
	desrazonivle cf. desrazonavle	110290
disorder, lack of discipline, spoilage	desregla f.	110300
wild, disorderly, spoiled, irregular, disorganized, deprived of rules of conduct; corrupted	desreglado adj.	110310
debauchery, moral corruption, law-breaking; spoilage, disturbance, disorder, commotion, clutter, confusion	desreglamiento m.	110330
to disrupt order, to confuse, to spoil, to interfere	desreglar v.	110350
	desregulado adj. cf. desreglado	110360
lame, who sprained the pelvis	desreinado adj.	110370
to sprain the pelvis	desreinar v.	110380
to sprain the pelvis	desreinarse v. refl.	110390
troubled, not feeling well, not feeling comfortable	desrepozado adj.	110400
to bother, to disturb, not to give rest	desrepozar v.	110410
to bother himself	desrepozarse v. refl.	110420
interference, harassment; relaxation, discomfort, restlessness, feeling bad, feeling uncomfortable	desrepozo m.	110440
to decapitate, to cut the neck	desservigar v.	110443
who was blinded	dessiegado adj.	110445
to release the fire from suffocation	destabafar v.	110450
	destadrar cf. detadrar	110460
cut, cut down	destajado adj.	110465
cutting	destajamiento m.	110470
to cut, to cut down	destajar v.	110475
cutting; stop, pause	destajo m.	110477
a group of soldiers set aside for a mission	destakamiento m.	110479
to disconnect, to break the connection	destakar v.	110480
open, from which the cork was extracted, from which the lid was removed	destapado adj.	110490
opening, cork extraction, unveiling, scarf removal	destapadura f.	110500
to extract the cork, to remove the lid, to open, to uncover, to remove the cover/lid; to unveil	destapar v.	110510
to undress, to remove clothing	destaparse v. refl.	110550
to uproot floor/wall/railing tiles; to remove the cast	destavlar v.	110560
quantity of paper of 25 printing sheets	deste/diste	110570
withput roof; without slates	destejado adj.	110580
to remove the slates	destejar v.	110590
in this way, so	destemodo adv.	110600
	destenir cf. detener	110610
faded	destenyido adj.	110620
faded	destenyir v.	110630
displaced, removed from the ground; removed from the grave; exiled	desterrado adj.	110640
displacement; removal from the grave; deportation, exile	desterramiento m.	110650
to remove from the ground, to uproot; to take out of the grave; to expel, to exile	desterrar v.	110660
to be uprooted, to be removed from the ground; to be deported/exiled	desterrarse v. refl.	110665
exile, expulsion from the homeland; boycott, excommunication; removal from the grave	desterro m.	110670
to unstitch	destesher v.	110680
weaned (from milk)	destetado adj.	110690
weaning (from milk), cessation of breastfeeding	destetamiento/desteto m.	110700
to wean (from milk)	destetar v.	110710
not at the right time, at an unusual time	destiempios- a destiempios adv.	110720
	destierro cf. desterro	110740
to distill, to filter	destilar/destiliar v.	110750
to lose his patience from too much waiting	destilarse v. refl.	110760
refining, filtration	destilasión f.	110770
destined for	destinado adj.	110780
to designate	destinar v.	110790
destination, purpose	destinasión f.	110800
addressee	destinatario m.	110810
fate, destination, destiny	destino m.	110820
deposed	destituido adj.	110830
to fire, to oust	destituir/destituyir v.	110840
dismissal	destitusión f.	110850
bare headed	destokado adj.	110860
to remove the head covering; to ruffle the hairstyle	destokar v.	110870
to straighten the twist	destorser v.	110880
	destorvar cf. estorvar	110890
	destorvo cf. estorvo	110895
axe	destral m.	110900
to remove the latch	destrankar v.	110910
to untie the braids, to ruffle the hair	destrensar v.	110920
to split the stomach, to take out the intestines	destripar v.	110930
get too tired	destriparse v. refl.	110940
deposed from the monarchy	destronado adj.	110950
dismissal from the monarchy	destronamiento m.	110960
to remove from the throne, to remove from office	destronar v.	110970
to cut (trunk), amputate (limb)	destronkar v.	110980
dismissal from the monarchy	destrono m.	110990
(woman) destructive, corrupting money and property	destruidera f.	111000
destroyed, dilapidated	destruído adj.	111010
destructive, corrupting	destruidor/dera m. & adj.	111020
to destroy	destruir v.	111030
to be destroyed, to collapse	destruirse v. refl.	111040
demolition, destruction, devastation, ; collapse; wasteland	destruisión f.	111050
	destruksión cf. destruisión	111060
destructive	destruktivo adj.	111070
to scare, to intimidate	destuerser v.	111080
to be afraid; to fear to act	destuerserse v. refl.	111090
disturbed	desturbado adj.	111100
the one that bothers	desturbador m.	111110
to disturb	desturbar v.	111120
harassment, interference	desturbo m.	111130
give up; to deviate from the goal/view	desvachear (t.) v.	111140
to give up; to relax	desvachearse (t.) v. refl.	111150
pulled out, pulled out of uts sheath	desvainado adj.	111160
to pull out (sword, knife), to remove from the sheath; untie the garment	desvainar v.	111170
to underestimate	desvalorar v.	111180
depreciation, underestimation	desvalorizamiento m.	111190
to depreciate, to reduce value; to underestimate	desvalorizar v.	111200
depreciation, devaluation	desvalorizasión f.	111210
(person) dull/tiring (in his speech/chatter)	desvanesedor/dera m.	111220
to tire, to chatter in a tiresome way; to make noise	desvaneser v.	111230
to talk nonsense; to preach without hearing; to be astonished	desvaneserse v. refl.	111250
chatty, charlatan, one who emits nonsense	desvanesido adj.	111280
vanity; hallucinations, "A tower flying in the air"	desvanesimiento m.	111310
evaporated, steamed	desvaporado adj.	111330
to evaporate	desvaporar v.	111340
to evaporate	desvaporarse v. refl.	111345
to hallucinate, to utter madness; to talk nonsense, to speak illogically; to speak freely without respect	desvarear v.	111350
dreamer; chattering, speaking nonsense	desvareador m.	111355
hallucination, madness; violent and impudent speech without regard to the listener	desvareo m.	111370
to remove a ban	desvedar v.	111390
who is disturbed from his sleep/whose sleep is abruptly interrupted, who suffers from insomnia	desvelado adj.	111400
to exclude sleep from, interfere with someone's sleep; stimulate someone from his sleep	desvelar v.	111410
to lose the desire to sleep	desvelarse v. refl.	111420
sudden awakening; insomnia	desvelo m.	111430
developed; fully displayed in all its details	desvelopado (fr.) adj.	111440
development, growth; expansion	desvelopamiento (fr.) m.	111450
to develop, to grow; to expand	desvelopar (fr.) v.	111460
to develop, to grow; to sprout, to bloom	desveloparse (fr.) v. refl.	111470
development	desvelopo (fr.) m.	111480
disaster, calamity; bad luck	desventura f.	111490
unfortunately	desventuradamente adv.	111500
unlucky, poor, miserable	desventurado adj.	111510
shamelessness, impudence, boldness, immodesty	desverguensa f.	111520
shameless, unassuming, cheeky	desverguensado adj.	111530
to become cheeky, to lose shame, to lose restraints	desverguensarse v. refl.	111540
shameless	desverguensozo adj.	111550
not dressed, without clothes	desvestido adj.	111560
to undress, to remove clothes	desvestir v.	111570
to ndress, to remove his clothes	desvestirse v. refl.	111580
pervert, deviates from the straight path, strays through; whose sleep is wandering	desviado adj.	111590
alluvium, deviation from the road; walking in a wrong path, deviation, turning; ignorance, distraction	desviamiento m.	111600
to deviate from the way, to to mislead; to deviate from, to turn, to incline, to stray, to drift; to go the wrong way; to neglect work in the middle	desviar v.	111610
to be deterred, to deviate from	desviarse v. refl.	111640
bias, deviation	desviasión f.	111660
to loosen a screw, to open a screw	desvidar (t.) v.	111670
	desvilupado cf. desvelopado	111680
drift, deviation from the road; walking in a wrong path, deviation, turning; distraction; bias of someone to hacks and debaucheries; loss of desire	desvío	111690
which was thawed (also in the sense of behavior)	desyelado adj.	111700
to thaw/melt the ice; to thaw (in sense of behavior)	desyelar v.	111710
to be thawed (also in the sense of behavior)	desyelarse v. refl.	111720
thawing ice	desyelo m.	111730
to weed	desyervar v.	111740
lateness, retardation	detadramiento m.	111750
to delay, to be late	detadrar v.	111760
to linger, to be late	detadrarse v. refl.	111770
in detail, at length, without omitting any detail	detalyadamente adv.	111780
detailed	detalyado adj.	111790
retailer	detalyante (fr.)	111800
to detail; to sell in retail	detalyar v.	111810
	detalye cf. detalyo	111815
retailer	detalyista m. & f.	111820
retailer	detalyisto m.	111830
detail, item	detalyo (fr.) m.	111840
to hesitate	detardar v.	111860
	detardar cf. detadrar	111870
detective	detektiv m. & f.	111880
owner, holder/fixer (pin, pliers, tongs); delaying factor	detenedor/dera n.	111890
delay, postponement	detenensia f.	111900
to delay; to hold, to grab, to restrain, to brake, to stop	detener v.	111910
to linger, to stop; to restrain himself, to control his spirit; to avoid; to waste his time; to cosider himself as, to behave with pride/arrogance	detenerse v. refl.	112000
delay; detention	detenida f.	112050
held, detained; under arrest; hesitant, indecisive; proud, arrogant	detenido adj.	112060
stopping, delaying	detenimiento m.	112070
out-of-oder	deteriorado adj.	112100
to spoil	deteriorar v.	112110
spoilage, degeneration, corruption, milling, grinding	deteriorasión f.	112120
constant, definite, absolute; determined	determinado adj.	112130
determinant	determinante adj.	112140
to determine, to define	determinar v.	112150
to decide, to make a decision	determinarse v. refl.	112160
a decision; determination	determinasión f.	112170
hated	detestado adj.	112190
to hate, to despise	detestar v.	112200
disgust, loathing	detestasión f.	112210
despicable, abominable	detestavle adj.	112220
detonator	detonador m.	112230
explosion	detonasión f.	112240
defamatory	detraktor m.	112250
after, behind; according to, as	detrás prep.	112260
dismissal from the throne/from the monarchy	detronamiento m.	112320
to dismiss from the thron/from the monarchy	detronar v.	112330
dismissal from the throne/from the monarchy	detrono m.	112340
	detsimal cf. desimal	112350
	detsimetro cf. desimetro	112360
Deuteronomy	deuteronomio m.	112370
sugar jam (white jam)	devá f.	112380
	devagar cf. avagar	112400
to roll a thread on itself or on a stick; to untie coil of wires; to speak illogically	devanar v.	112410
vanity; hallucinations	devaneo m.	112440
apron, a cloth that is placed on the chest to keep the garment clean	devantal m.	112450
really, seriously	devardá adv.	112470
chatter	devarim (ebr.) m. pl.	112480
destroyed	devastado adj.	112510
destroyer	devastador/dera n.	112520
to destroy	devastar v.	112530
destruction	devastasión f.	112540
debt; duty	devda f.	112550
a debtor	devdor n. & adj.	112570
committed	devdozo adj.	112580
prevention	devedamiento m.	112585
to avoid, to dodge, to save (money)	devedar v.	112590
	devedjí (t.) cf. davadjí	112595
to become	devenir/se (fr.) v./v. refl.	112600
old turkish currency	devente m.	112610
duty	dever m.	112660
to be obligated, to be in debt	dever/se v.	112670
lack of personal interest, lack of benefit	devera	112730
to suffer, to live a hard life	deveriyar (t.) v.	112750
	deviar cf. desviar	112760
	deviasión cf. desviasión	112770
required, worthy	devido adj.	112780
	devitarse cf. adevitarse	112790
committed	devitor adj.	112800
foreign exchange	deviz (fr.) f.	112805
to see, to notice with a great effort, to witness	devizar v.	112810
state, authorities	devlet (t.)	112830
governmental, which belongs to the authorities	devletdjí (t.)	112840
to devour, to swallow	devorar v.	112850
strong desire, hunger; sudden and hasty hunger	devoreo m.	112860
piety; devotion	devosión f.	112870
	devotamiento cf. devosión	112880
	devoto cf. devuado	112890
changing the place of objects	devre (t.) m.	112900
dedicated, faithful, devoted, devout; likes, loves others	devuado (fr.) adj.	112920
devotion, loyalty, sacrifice; love for another	devuamiento (fr.) m.	112930
to sacrifice oneself, to dedicate oneself, to dedicate oneself	devuarse (fr.) v. refl.	112940
	devuido (fr.) cf. devuado	112950
from him/her	deyo/deya pron..	112960
robe	dezabié (fr.) m.	112980
to unsubscribe (magazine, etc.)	dezabonar v.	112990
to unsubscribe (magazine, etc.)	dezabonarse v. refl.	113000
unsubscription (newspaper, etc.)	dezabono m.	113010
who gave birth to a stillborn child	dezaechada adj.	113020
to give birth to a stillborn child	dezaechar v.	113030
disgust	dezaegamiento m.	113040
to disgust	dezaegar v.	113050
loss of affection, resentment	dezafeksión f.	113060
to lose affection, to feel resentment	dezafeksionado adj.	113070
to disconnect, stop feeling affectionate	dezafeksionarse v. refl.	113080
to change something of its destination	dezafektar v.	113090
change of destination	dezafektasión f.	113100
grudge	dezafekto m.	113110
to mow down tree branches, to prune	dezafermoziguar v.	113120
to release what pressured him/suffocated him; to vent his feelings	dezafogarse v. refl.	113130
relief, comfort, contentment	dezafogo m.	113140
	dezaforado adj. cf. dezbaforado	113150
not like; to cause resentment/discomfort	dezagradar v.	113160
offensive, insulting, rude, unpleasant, unkind, repulsive, unfortunate, annoying, unpleasant	dezagradavle adj.	113170
ungratefulness	dezagradensia f.	113180
to be ungrateful	dezagradeser v.	113190
ungrateful; received with unkind hospitality; unwanted	dezagradesido adj.	113200
ungratefulness	dezagradesimiento m.	113210
discomfort, rejection, dissatisfaction, resentment	dezagrado m.	113220
lacking children; whose children were separated from him	dezaijado adj.	113230
to separate mother/father from their children	dezaijar v.	113240
	dezakodro cf. dezakordo	113250
whose rest has been disturbed, disturbed	dezakomodado adj.	113260
to disturb, to disturb from his rest, to cause discomfort	dezakomodar v.	113270
to feel uncomfortable	dezakomodarse v. refl.	113280
discomfort, disturbance from his rest	dezakómodo m.	113290
to dissuade, to advise to avoid, to persuade not	dezakonsejar v.	113300
non-adjusted, not tuned, which was distorted (musical instrument)	dezakordado adj.	113310
to remove from tuning/to distort the adjustment (musical instrument)	dezakordar v.	113320
quarrel, disagreement, conflict	dezakordo m.	113330
weaned (from habit, custom)	dezakostumbrado adj.	113340
to wean (habit, custom)	dezakostumbrar v.	113350
to be weaned	dezakostumbrarse v. refl.	113360
who lost his credit	dezakreditado adj.	113370
credit denial	dezakreditamiento m.	113380
to deny credit	dezakreditar v.	113390
	dezalado cf. dezgalgado	113395
to wean from habit	dezalishear (t.) v.	113400
to be weaned from habit	dezalishearse (t.) v. refl.	113410
	dezalkilar cf. dezarkilar	113420
	dezalkilo cf. dezarkilo	113430
who is not satisfied with himself, whose conscience has been pierced, who has done an act as being forced by demon	dezalmado adj.	113440
to break thirst	dezalterar v.	113450
to open a package	dezambalar v.	113460
to forget what he learned	dezambezar v.	113470
embarrassed, confused, helpless	dezamparado adj.	113480
to leave without support; to deceive	dezamparar v.	113490
embarrassment, confusion	dezamparo m.	113500
to force to speak/break the silence	dezamudeser v.	113510
to disappear	dezapareser v.	113520
to release the pressure	dezapretar v.	113530
to condemn, to oppose	dezaprovar v.	113540
condemnation, reprimand, excommunication	dezaprovasión f.	113550
wasted, not used properly, not used	dezaprovechado adj.	113560
improper use, waste	dezaprovechamiento m.	113570
to use improperly /without benefit	dezaprovechar v.	113580
	dezaraegado cf. dezraigado	113590
	dezaraegamiento cf. dezraigamiento	113600
	dezaraegar cf. dezraigar	113610
failure	dezareglamiento m.	113620
to extract from the sand; to rescue from a difficult situation; to leave	dezarenar v.	113630
to terminate a lease	dezarkilar v.	113640
termination of a lease	dezarkilo m.	113650
unarmed; lacks arguments; who lost the reason to complain	dezarmado adj.	113660
disarmament	dezarmamiento m.	113670
to dismantle armaments, to take (from someone) the reason for complaint	dezarmar v.	113680
disarmament	dezarmo m.	113690
to straighten folds/creases	dezarrihar/dezarrijar v.	113700
to deprive someone of his place of residence	dezarrimar v.	113710
loss of place of residence	dezarrimo m.	113720
to remove wrinkles from, to straighten folds	dezarrugar v.	113730
	dezarruhar cf. dezarrihar	113740
disaster	dezastre m.	113750
calamitous	dezastrozo adj.	113760
untied, loose, unrestrained; released from commitment	dezatado adj.	113770
loosening	dezatadura f.	113790
loosening, release from commitment	dezatamiento m.	113800
to untie, to unrestrain; to release from commitment	dezatar v.	113810
to untie his ties	dezatarse v. refl.	113820
careless, confused, unattended	dezatinado adj.	113830
negligence, inattention, distraction	dezatino m.	113840
separated, ununited	dezaunado adj.	113850
to separate, to cause separation	dezaunar v.	113860
discriminated against, deprived, having fewer benefits	dezavantajado (fr.) adj.	113870
to discriminate, to deprive, to deny benefits	dezavantajar (fr.) v.	113880
to discriminate	dezavantajar (fr.) v.	113890
disadvantage, defect; discrimination, restriction, injustice	dezavantaje (fr.) m.	113900
causes loss, involves damage	dezavantajozo (fr.) adj.	113910
disagreements	dezavenensia f.	113920
who ceased to agree/support the position	dezavenido adj.	113930
	dezavenimiente cf. dezavenimiento	113940
disagreement, conflict, quarrel; riots	dezavenimiento m.	113950
cease to agree/support the position; disagree with someone	dezavenirse v. refl.	113960
without shelter/shield	dezavrigado adj.	113970
to deny shelter/protection/residence	dezavrigar v.	113980
denial of shelter/protection/residence; the condition of the shelter deprived	dezavrigo m.	113990
to eat breakfast, to dine	dezayunar v.	114000
breakfast, meal	dezayuno m.	114010
destructive, terrorist, corrupting	dezazedor/dera n. & adj.	114020
to unleash, to destroy, to corrupt, to dismantle, to dissolve	dezazer v.	114030
to crumble, to be destroyed, to disintegrate, to perish; to melt; to start developing	dezazerse v. refl.	114060
dismantled, crumbled, destroyed, corrupted	dezazido adj.	114090
scattering	dezazimiento m.	114100
	dezbafar cf. desbafar	114110
	dezbafarse cf. desbafarse	114120
	dezbafo cf. desbafo	114130
breathless	dezbaforado adj.	114140
to be deleted, to be lost	dezbararse v. refl.	114160
	dezbarasado cf. desbarasado	114170
	dezbarasar cf. desbarasar	114180
	dezbarasarse cf. desbarasarse	114190
	dezbaratar cf. desbaratar	114200
	dezbarkamiento cf. desbarko	114210
	dezbarkar cf. desbarkar	114220
	dezbarko cf. desbarko	114230
to collapse, to sink	dezbatirse v. refl.	114240
to reach the threshold of patience, to get upset	dezbezeriyarse (t.) v. refl.	114250
to break the mouth of the vessel; to gush	dezbokar v.	114260
	dezbolsar cf. desbolsar	114270
	dezbolso cf. desbolso	114280
	dezbotonado cf. desbotonado	114290
	dezbotonar cf. desbotonar	114300
	dezbotonarse cf. desbotonarse	114310
	dezbragado cf. desbragado	114320
	dezbragar/se cf. desbragar/se	114330
	dezbrochar cf. desbrochar	114340
	dezbrocho cf. desbrocho	114350
his swelling went down	dezbufarse v. refl.	114360
to tilt the vessel and empty it	dezbutir v.	114370
	dezde cf. desde	114380
to despise	dezdenyar v.	114390
	dezdenyedad cf. dezdenyo	114400
contempt, disgust; arrogance	dezdenyo m.	114410
arrogant	dezdenyozo adj.	114420
	dezdevanar cf. desdevanar	114430
	dezdicha cf. desdicha	114440
	dezdichado cf. desdichado	114450
	dezdichar cf. desdichar	114460
	dezdichozo cf. desdichozo	114470
to release from customs	dezduanar v.	114480
	dezdublar cf. desdublar	114490
desirable	dezeado adj.	114500
poverty	dezeamiento m.	114535
to wish; to desire, to want very much	dezear v.	114540
coveted, desired	dezeavle adj.	114580
failure, defeat	dezecha f. cf. desfecha	114590
rejected, abandoned, discarded, pushed aside, removed	dezechado adj.	114600
to exclude, to reject, to refuse; to throw away, to abandon	dezechar v.	114610
disassembled, crumbled, destroyed, dissolved	dezecho adj.	114620
trash	dezecho m.	114630
to take it out of balance	dezekilibrar v.	114640
to unpack a package	dezembalar v.	114650
to evacuate, to clear, to release	dezembarasar v.	114660
to make him sober up from his intoxication	dezemborrachar v.	114670
	dezembroliar v. cf. desbroliar	114680
to shine	dezempanyar v.	114690
paid, released from mortgage, released from obligation	dezempenyado adj.	114700
to release pledge; to cancel an appointment	dezempenyar v.	114710
to be released; to cancel an appointment	dezempenyarse v. refl.	114720
unemployment	dezempleo m.	114730
free from influence/magic /sorcery	dezenfadado adj.	114740
to release from magic/sorcery	dezenfadar v.	114750
exorcism, removal of evil spirit, removal of witchcraft; an exorcism ceremony in infants	dezenfado m.	114760
disinfection	dezenfeksión f.	114770
disinfected, sterile	dezenfektado adj.	114780
to disinfect	dezenfektar v.	114790
to disinfect oneself	dezenfektarse v. refl.	114800
to lower a hanged from the hanging tree; to save someone from hanging; to help someone get out of a big trouble	dezenforkar v.	114810
unbridled	dezenfrenado adj.	114820
to unleash the bridle	dezenfrenar v.	114830
without illusions, sober, returned to the harsh reality	dezenganyado adj.	114840
to expose deception, to sober up from illusions, take out deceptions; to disappoint	dezenganyar v.	114850
to admit his mistake, to sober up	dezenganyarse v. refl.	114860
disillusionment; disappointment, discouragement	dezenganyo m.	114870
free from cables; free from burden/employment	dezenkadenado adj.	114880
to loosen cables; to release yoke	dezenkadenar v.	114890
who returned to his senses	dezenkantado adj.	114900
to bring back to his senses	dezenkantar v.	114910
return to senses (after sleep/astonishment)	dezenkanto m.	114920
to revert from his stubbornness, to be reconciled	dezenkapricharse v. refl.	114930
very thin; released from the meat (such as a nail stuck in the meat)	dezenkarnado adj.	114940
to lose fat, to lose weight	dezenkarnarse v. refl.	114960
to pay, to take money out of the coffers	dezenkasar v.	114970
payment	dezenkaso m.	114980
to exempt from bowing/flattering/humiliation	dezenkorvar v.	114990
to remove the mud; to rescue from the "mud"	dezenlodar v.	115000
to remove mourning clothes/mourning marks	dezenluytar v.	115010
	dezeno cf. diezen/o	115020
who is no longer angry and in a bad mood	dezenojado adj.	115030
to help remove anger	dezenojar v.	115040
stop being angry	dezenojarse v. refl.	115050
stopping the anger, returning to a normal mood	dezenojo m.	115060
to release from the network; to extract from a confused state	dezenredar v.	115070
indifference, lack of personal interest	dezenterés m.	115080
lacking personal interest, devoted, lacking material aspirations; indifferent	dezenteresado adj.	115090
indifference; indifference to any personal gain, lack of personal interest	dezenteresamiento m.	115100
to compensate, to pay someone his share of the business	dezenteresar v.	115110
cease to be interested in, to show indifference; to terminate his partnership in the business	dezenteresarse v. refl.	115120
to take out of the grave, to pull out of the ground	dezenterrado adj.	115130
taken out of the grave, taken out of the ground	dezenterrar v.	115140
to unravel the edge of the garment	dezenvainar v.	115150
painted, drawn	dezenyado (port.) adj.	115160
to draw	dezenyador (port.) m.	115170
to draw	dezenyar (port.) v.	115180
drawing	dezenyo (port.) m.	115190
desire, lust, aspiration; the coveted thing; best wishes	dezeo m.	115200
wants, covetes, desires, longs for, lusts for; pauper	dezeozo adj. & m.	115270
who is deprived of inheritance	dezeredado adj.	115280
dispossession from the inheritance	dezeredamiento m.	115290
to deny an inheritance from, to dispossess from the inheritance	dezeredar v.	115300
rejected by his brother	dezermandado adj.	115310
to quarrel with his brother, (collective :) to show indifference/hostility to each other	dezermandarse v. refl.	115320
	dezertado cf. dezertor	115330
to desert, to leave, to abandon	dezertar v.	115340
deserter	dezertor m.	115350
desperately	dezesperadamente adv.	115355
desperate; mortal	dezesperado adj.	115360
desperation	dezesperansa f.	115380
discouraging	dezesperante adj.	115390
to despair	dezesperar v.	115400
to give up, to despair	dezesperarse v. refl.	115410
desperation, distress	dezesperasión f.	115430
	dezespero cf. dezesperasión	115440
	dezformar cf. desformar	115450
	dezfronyar v. cf. desfronyar	115460
yearns, crave; lustful	dezgalgado adj.	115470
	dezganado cf. desganado	115490
	dezganar cf. desganar	115500
	dezganarse v. cf. desganarse	115510
	dezganchado cf. desganchado	115520
	dezganchar cf. desganchar	115530
	dezgancharse cf. desgancharse	115540
	dezgarrar cf. degarrar	115550
	dezgarrarse cf. desgarrarse	115560
	dezgosnar cf. desgosnar v.	115570
	dezgoznar cf. desgosnar	115580
	dezgozno cf. desgozno	115590
	dezgranar cf. desgranar	115600
	dezgranarse cf. desgranarse	115610
to remove the grease, to clean the grease from the comb	dezgrashar v.	115620
	dezgrasia cf. desgrasia	115630
	dezgrasiado cf. desgrasiado	115640
	dezgrasiar cf. desgrasiar	115650
	dezgrasiarse cf. desgrasiarse	115660
	dezgrasión cf. desgrasia	115670
	dezguesar cf. desguesar	115680
speech that cannot be taken literally (for example: "this heat kills me")	dezidera- palavra dezidera	115690
chatter, pile of words; unbridled lust for speech; Irreparable chatterer	dezidero m.	115700
announcer, narrator	dezidor m.	115710
which became a desert, which was abandoned by its inhabitants	deziertado adj.	115720
to banish, to expel; to abandon; to cause desolation, to wipe out signs of life	deziertar v.	115730
desert, desolation, wilderness	dezierto m.	115740
	deziertor cf. dezertor	115750
uneven, unequal	dezigual adj.	115760
to violate equality, to break equality	dezigualar v.	115790
inequality, difference	dezigualdad f.	115800
	dezigualidad cf. dezigualdad	115810
who lost his son	dezijado/a adj.	115820
to make someone lose his children	dezijar v.	115823
to lose his son	dezijarse v. refl.	115825
disappointment, discouragement, disillusionment	deziluzión f.	115830
lacking illusions, sober; disappointed	deziluzionado adj.	115840
to disappoint, to deceive; to cause (him) to sober up from illusions, to release from illusions	deziluzionar v.	115850
to sober up, to be disappointed	deziluzionarse v. refl.	115860
disinfection, purification	dezinfeksión f.	115870
antiseptic; disinfectant	dezinfektante adj. & m.	115880
to disinfect	dezinfektar v.	115890
misunderstanding	dezintendimiento m.	115900
	dezinterés cf. dezenterés	115910
	dezinteresado cf. dezenteresado	115920
	dezinteresamiento cf. dezenteresamiento	115930
	dezinteresar cf. dezenteresar	115940
	dezinteresarse cf. dezenteresarse	115950
	dezinueve cf. diezinueve	115960
	dezinuevén/o cf. diezinuevén/o	115970
intended, designated	dezinyado (fr.) adj.	115980
to designate	dezinyar (fr.) v.	115990
to untie	dezinyudar v.	116000
	deziochén/o cf. dieziochén/o	116010
	deziocho cf. dieziocho	116020
to say, to formulate, to express (in writing or orally), to recite, to command; To do good with	dezir v.	116030
desirable	deziravle (fr.) adj.	116755
to be said, to say to oneself	dezirse v. refl.	116760
	dezisesh cf. diezisesh	116790
	deziseshén/eno cf. dieziseshén/eno	116800
	dezisiete cf. diezisiete	116810
	dezisietén/eno cf. diezisietén/eno	116820
giving up, departure, retirement	dezistimiento m.	116830
to cease from, to give up	dezistir v.	116840
to leave (workplace), to resign, to give up	dezistirse v. refl.	116850
	dezkonsejar cf. deskonsejar v.	116860
	dezlavado cf. deslavado	116870
	dezleer cf. desleir	116880
to be weakened	dezlisharse v. refl.	116890
	dezliyir cf. desleir	116900
lost, embarrassed, confused, helpless,u nsupported	dezmamparado adj.	116910
to take the protection/backing from, to make (him) helpless, to embarrass, to confuse	dezmamparar v.	116920
embarrassment, helplessness, loss of advice	dezmamparo m.	116930
worthless; despicable; accursed	dezmarahado adj.	116940
	dezmaskar v. cf. desmaskar	116960
fainting, exhausted, pale, lacking in shine, who had lost his freshness	dezmayado adj.	116970
to cause faint, to cause weakness	dezmayar v.	117000
to faint, to lose consciousness, to be weakened; to long with passion	dezmayarse v. refl.	117010
fainting	dezmayo m.	117040
bad luck	dezmazal (ebr.) m.	117070
unlucky, miserable	dezmazalado (ebr.) adj.	117080
bad luck	dezmazalamiento (ebr.) m.	117110
to bring bad luck, to cause bad luck, to cause consecutive failures	dezmazalar (ebr.) v.	117120
to be unlucky	dezmazalarse (ebr.) v. refl.	117130
miserable	dezmazalozo (ebr.) adj.	117140
to spend unnecessarily, to disperse money	dezmedrar v.	117150
whose hair is wild	dezmelenado adj.	117160
to dissect, to disassemble into pieces; to separate, to divide	dezmembrar v.	117170
reduction, subtraction; loss of strength/ability; last chunk of the moon at the end of the month	dezmengua f.	117180
reduced	dezmenguado adj.	117190
to reduce, to subtract, to minimize, to weaken; to be diminished; to slander	dezmenguar v.	117210
depreciation, reduction, diminishing	dezmenguo m.	117220
	dezmentida f. cf. dezmentido m.	117230
denied	dezmentido adj.	117240
denial	dezmentido m.	117250
to disconnect, to displace, to move by force; to deny, to refute	dezmentir v.	117260
to regret it, to admit the mistake	dezmentirse v. refl.	117270
crumbled, divided into small chunks	dezmenuzado adj.	117280
disassembly into crumbs/small chunks	dezmenuzamiento m.	117290
to crumble, to disassemble into small chunks; to analyze carefully, to check carefully	dezmenuzar v.	117300
to disintegrate, to disintegrate into small pieces	dezmenuzarse v. refl.	117310
mindless, insane; careless, headless, acting hastily and irrationally	dezmeoyado adj.	117320
lack of thought, lack of mind	dezmeoyamiento f.	117330
act like crazy/like someone who lost his head	dezmeoyarse v. refl.	117340
lack of foresight, hasty action, lack of judgment, neglect, inattention, lack of thought	dezmeoyo m.	117360
poor	dezmichado adj.	117370
	dezmiembrar cf. dezmembrar	117400
crumbled	dezmigajado adj.	117410
to crumble	dezmigajar v.	117430
to be crumbed	dezmigajarse v. refl.	117440
to crumble	dezmigar v.	117460
demilitarization	dezmilitarizasión f.	117470
	dezminuir cf. dizminuir	117480
	dezmishado cf. dezmichado	117490
excessive; rude	dezmizurado adj.	117500
to cause disorder	dezmizurar v.	117510
weirdness	dezmodradez f.	117520
strange, distorted, eccentric, out of place, unusual; ridiculous; Insane, crazy	dezmodrado adj.	117530
to make strange /unusual	dezmodrar v.	117540
to be rude; to contort	dezmodrarse v. refl.	117550
	dezmodratina cf. dezmodradez	117560
strangeness, eccentricity, anomalousness; something unusual /strange; mischievous act	dezmodre m.	117580
physical or mental defect	dezmogramiento m.	117590
whetstone	dezmoladera f.	117600
poor sharpening	dezmoladijo m.	117610
sharpened	dezmolado adj.	117620
knife sharpener	dezmolador/dera n.	117630
sharpening; erosion, wear and tear; sharpening fees; accumulating life experience	dezmoladura f.	117640
to sharpen	dezmolar v.	117650
to be rubbed, to gain life experience; to rub against a lot of people; to become thin	dezmolarse v. refl.	117670
rubbing; omission; corruption following prolonged use	dezmolo m.	117680
dismantled; confused, wandering through; angry	dezmontado adj.	117690
dismantler, liquidator, a worker engaged in dismantling	dezmontador/dera m.	117700
disassembly, dismantling; dismantler salary	dezmontadura f.	117710
to dismantle; to confuse, to embarrass, to cause loss of confidence	dezmontar v.	117720
that can be disassembled, detachable	dezmontavle adj.	117730
weak, desperate	dezmoralizado adj.	117735
to slacken the hands of, to despair	dezmoralizar v.	117740
slackness, demoralization	dezmoralizasión f.	117750
crumbling	dezmoronamiento m.	117760
to collapse, to shock; to let the dough crumble (due to its not rising)	dezmoronar v.	117770
to crumble	dezmoronarse v. refl.	117780
	dezmudar cf. desmudar	117800
excessively	dezmuerte adv.	117810
	deznudar cf. desnudar	117820
	deznudarse cf. desnudarse	117830
	deznudez cf. desnudez	117840
	deznudo cf. desnudo	117850
to tear off leaves	dezojar v.	117860
idle, inactive; available (place)	dezokupado adj.	117870
to release from all work/employment	dezokupar v.	117880
to get rid of any task/worry	dezokuparse v. refl.	117890
lack of employment, leisure	dezokupasión f.	117900
sad, sorry, mourning	dezolado adj.	117910
abomination	dezoladura f.	117920
wasteland	dezoladura/desoladura f.	117930
saddening	dezolante adj.	117940
to sadden	dezolar v.	117950
to become sad, to be sorry	dezolarse v. refl.	117960
in dishonesty	dezonestamente adv.	117970
dishonesty, cheating	dezonestedad f.	117980
dishonest; immodest	dezonesto adj.	117990
disgrace, shame	dezonor m.	118000
disrespectful, who lost his dignity as a result of an improper act	dezonorado adj.	118010
to desecrate, to despise, to shame, to hurt dignity	dezonorar v.	118020
to lose his dignity, to be disgraced	dezonorarse v. refl.	118030
offending, causing disgrace	dezonoravle adj.	118040
insult, curse	dezonra f.	118050
who was insulted, who was mocked	dezonrado adj.	118060
defamer, cursing	dezonrador m.	118080
insult	dezonramiento m.	118085
to defame, to curse, to despise	dezonrar v.	118090
who does not get along with time, lacks a schedule	dezorado adj.	118100
at indefinite hours, at odd hours	dezoras- a dezoras adv.	118110
disorder, chaos, commotion, confusion	dezorden m.	118120
confused, disordered	dezordonado adj.	118130
to cause disorder	dezordonar v.	118140
disorderly	dezorganizado adj.	118150
causes disorder	dezorganizador/dera n.	118160
to violate order, to confuse	dezorganizar v.	118170
to be disorganized	dezorganizarse v. refl.	118180
confusion, disorder	dezorganizasión f.	118190
embarrassed, confused	dezorientado adj.	118200
to tilt out of the way, to mislead, to confuse, to embarrass	dezorientar v.	118210
straying, going astray, confusion, embarrassment	dezorientasión f.	118220
who has been denied authority/authorization	dezotorizado adj.	118230
to deny the authority/the authorization	dezotorizar v.	118240
denial of authority/authorization	dezotorizasión f.	118250
	dezovedensia cf. dezovedesensia	118260
disobedience, lack of discipline	dezovedesensia f.	118270
to disobey, to break the law	dezovedeser v.	118280
undisciplined, rebellious	dezovedesiente adj.	118290
	dezovedesimiento cf. dezovedesensia	118300
to release from obligation	dezovligar v.	118305
unlucky, miserable, poor	dezplanetado adj.	118310
	dezplazer cf. desplazer	118320
uprooted	dezraigado adj.	118330
displacement from root	dezraigamiento m.	118340
to uproot	dezraigar v.	118350
to be uprooted	dezraigarse v. refl.	118375
	dezraigo cf. dezraigamiento	118380
to uproot	dezraiziar v.	118381
	dezramar cf. desramar	118390
	dezregla cf. desregla	118400
	dezreglado cf. desreglado	118410
suffering from lumbago, suffering from a painful pelvic dislocation following an unusual effort	dezreinado adj.	118420
to get lumbago, to dislocate the pelvis painfully following an unusual effort	dezreinarse v. refl.	118430
	dezrepozado cf. desrepozado	118440
	dezrepozar cf. desrepozar	118450
	dezrepozarse cf. desrepozarse	118460
	dezrepozo cf. desrepozo	118470
to scalp	dezservechar v.	118480
	dezservigar cf. desservigar	118485
shrivelled, drained, emptied	dezunflado adj.	118490
to shrivel, to empty	dezunflar v.	118500
divided, segmented, crumbled	dezunido adj.	118510
division, disassembly, breaking off, separation; disagreement	dezunión f.	118520
to separate, to split, to break off, to dismantle	dezunir v.	118530
who was weaned from habit	dezuzado adj.	118540
to wean (from habit)	dezuzar v.	118550
to be weaned, to cease from habit; to become old, to become out of use	dezuzarse v. refl.	118560
weaning, cessation of practice; obsolescence, non-use, discontinuation of use	dezuzo m.	118570
	dezvachear/se (t.) cf. desvachear/se	118590
	dezvachiyar (t.) cf. desvachear	118600
	dezvainar cf. desvainar	118610
devaluation	dezvaluasión f.	118620
	dezvaneser cf. desvaneser	118630
	dezvaneserse cf. desvaneserse	118640
	dezvanesido cf. desvanesido	118650
	dezvanesimiento cf. desvanesimiento	118660
	dezvaporar cf. desvaporar	118670
	dezvelar cf. desvelar	118680
	dezvelo cf. desvelo	118690
	dezvelo cf. desvelo	118700
	dezvelopar (fr.) cf. desvelopar	118710
	dezventura cf. desventura	118720
	dezventurado cf. desventurado	118730
	dezventurozo cf. desventurado	118740
	dezverguansado cf. desverguensado	118750
	dezverguensa cf. desverguensa	118760
	dezverguensamiento cf. desverguensa	118770
	dezverguensanía cf. desverguensa	118780
	dezviar/se cf. desviar/se	118790
	dezvidar cf. desvidar v.	118800
	dezvilupamiento cf. desvelopamiento	118810
	dezvilupar cf. desvelopar	118820
	dezvilupo cf. desvelopo	118830
return, returning	dezvoltamiento m.	118840
to return, to come back	dezvoltar v.	118850
	dezyelado cf. desyelado	118860
	dezyelar cf. desyelar	118870
	dezyelarse cf. desyelarse	118880
	dezyelo cf. desyelo	118890
a word used to stimulate the donkeys	di! interj.	118900
day	día m.	118910
diabetes mellitus	diabet m.	119590
diabetic	diabétiko adj.	119600
devilish, vicious, malicious	diabóliko adj.	119610
a whole day (24 hours); matinee	diada f.	119620
	diadema cf. diademo	119630
crown, tiara, wreath, bow (for hair)	diademo m.	119640
by speaking way: throughout the day	diado adj.	119650
diaphragm	diafragma m.	119660
diagnostic	diagnostik/diagnostiko m.	119670
diagnosis	diagnoza f.	119680
diagonal	diagonal adj. & m.	119690
drawing, diagram	diagrama m.	119700
hill, mound	dial m.	119710
the art of argument, dialectics	dialéktika f.	119720
argumentative, dialectical	dialéktiko adj.	119730
dialect	dialekto m.	119740
dialogue	dialog/diálogo m.	119750
diamond; glass cutting tool	diamante m.	119760
diameter	diametral adj.	119770
diameter	diámetro m.	119780
Venus	Diana f.	119790
	diaré (fr.) cf. diarea	119810
diarrhea	diarea f.	119820
on a daily basis, daily	diariamente adv.	119825
of diarrhea	diáriko adj.	119830
a diary	diario m.	119840
diaspora	diáspora f.	119850
	diavóliko cf. diabóliko	119860
an act of Satan, an evil act; intrigue; prank	diavlería f.	119870
negative cunning	diavlez f.	119880
satanic woman	diavleza f.	119890
devil, demon, harmful; an unscrupulous smart man	diavlo m.	119900
completely	dibidus (t.) adv.	119980
sweet triangular pastry made from puff pastry	dibla f.	119990
evil spirit	dibuk (ebr.) m.	120000
commitmen, undertaking	dibur (ebr.) m.	120010
chatterer, brbraggart, used to exaggerations	diburdjí (ebr.) m.	120070
to chat, to brag	diburdjiyar (ebr.) v.	120080
to speak under pressure	diburear (ebr.) v.	120090
chatter, rhetoric and exaggeration	dibureha (ebr.) f.	120100
nonsense	diburim (ebr.)	120110
	dich (t.) cf. dinch	120120
utterance, phrase; command; information	dicha (1) f.	120140
luck, happiness, destiny	dicha (2) f.	120220
	dichizar (it.) cf. dechidir	120260
	dichizarse (it.) cf. dechizarse	120270
a decision	dichizo (it.) m.	120280
article, statement, report; order, ordinance	dicho m.	120290
that said	dicho adj.	120325
fortunately	dichozamente adv.	120330
lucky, happy	dichozo adj.	120340
didactic	didáktiko adj.	120345
in daylight	didía adv.	120350
an old Turkish currency, a penny, something of little value	didiez m.	120360
"that one" - a person whom you want to talk about without pointing to him	dido- el dido	120390
	diduk (ebr.) cf. dikduk	120400
dental system, arrangement of teeth inside the mouth	dientadura f.	120410
tooth	diente m.	120430
small tooth; milk tooth	dienteziko m.	120660
dentist	dientisto/dentisto/dientista m.	120670
	dentorno cf. entorno	120675
jagged, thorny	dientozo adj.	120680
inside, in	dientro prep.	120690
who has large and prominent teeth	dientudo adj.	120700
seventeenth	dieseteno adj.	120710
right	diestra adj. & f.	120720
special menu, diet	dieta f.	120730
ten	diez/dies num.	120740
God	Diez/Dies m.	120770
tenth	diezén/diezeno/diezemo adj.	120780
ten units	diezena f.	120800
nineteen	diezimueve/diezinueve num.	120810
nineteenth	diezimuevén/diezinuevén adj.	120820
eighteenth	dieziochén adj.	120825
eighteen	dieziocho num.	120830
sixteen	diezisesh num.	120840
sixteenth	dieziseshén/eno adj.	120850
seventeen	diezisiete num.	120860
seventeenth	diezisietén/eno adj.	120870
to raise a tithe	diezmar v.	120880
to charge/to raise a tithe	diezmo m.	120890
defamer	difamador m.	120900
to defame	difamar v.	120910
defamation	difamasión f.	120920
difference, gap; distinction; division of opinion	diferensia f.	120930
distinguish, differentiate	diferensiar v.	120940
to be different, to dissociate oneself	diferensiarse v. refl.	120950
distinct, different	diferente adj.	120960
	diferir v. cf. diferensiar	120970
defect in product/garment, etc., physical defect, missing; behavioral impairment	difeto (it.) m.	120980
defective	difetozo (it.)) adj.	120990
defense	difeza f.	121000
hard	difichile (it.) adj.	121020
barely	difichilmente (it.) adv.	121025
difficulty, obstacle, disruption	difikultad f.	121030
to make difficult	difikultar v.	121050
difficult, full of obstacles	difikultozo adj.	121060
difficult, uncomfortable; stubborn	difisil adj. & adv.	121070
diphtheria	diftería f.	121080
	difterit cf. difteria	121090
to spread	difundir v.	121100
	difunkto cf. difunto	121110
the deceased	difunto m.	121120
	digduk (ebr.) cf. dikduk	121130
a nickname for the accent of the Jews of the Balkans in Ladino	digi digi m.	121140
buttocks; bicycle handlebars	digidón m.	121150
to be willing, to concent	dignar (fr.) v.	121160
	dignidad cf. dinyidad/dinyitá	121165
to be aware of, to return to consciousness and discernment after coma	dignidear (t.) v.	121170
	digno (fr.) cf. dinyo	121171
deviation, digression	digresión f.	121180
sixteenth	diisesh adj.	121190
	diisesh cf. diezisesh	121200
seventeenth	diisiete adj.	121210
	diisiete cf. diezisiete	121220
	dijerar cf. dijerir	121230
to digest	dijerir v.	121240
digestion	dijestión f.	121250
easy to digest, digestible	dijestivle adj.	121260
digestive; a substance that helps digestion	dijestivo adj. & m.	121270
steep, upright	dik (t.)	121280
attention, diligence	dikat (t.) m.	121290
diligent	dikatlí (t.) adj.	121330
grammar; search, analysis	dikduk (ebr.) m.	121340
	dike? cf. deke	121360
sedative	dikotes m. pl.	121370
accent, diction	diksión f.	121380
dictionary	diksionario m.	121390
dictionary	diksioner (fr.) m.	121400
	diktador cf. diktator	121410
	diktadura (1) cf. diktatura	121420
dictation	diktadura (2) f.	121430
to dictate, to command	diktar v.	121440
dictator, tyrant	diktator m.	121460
dictatorial	diktatorial adj.	121470
tyranny, dictatorship	diktatura (fr.) f.	121480
dictation	dikté (fr.) f.	121490
dictation, command	diktovka f.	121500
a woman with behavior full of charm and grace; a chatty woman	dilbaza (t.) adj. & f.	121510
dilemma	dilema m.	121520
a beggar, eats at another table	dilendjí (t.) m.	121530
amateur, dilettante	diletante (it.) m. & f.	121540
dilettantism	diletantizmo m.	121550
diligence, agility, speed	dilijensia f.	121560
diligent, industrious; agile, fast	dilijente adj.	121570
to collect alms	dilindjear (t.) v.	121580
	dilindjí (t.) cf. dilendjí	121590
	dilindjiar (t.) cf. dilindjear	121600
beggary; Tendency to beggary, tendency to live at the expense of others	dilindjilik (t.) m.	121610
completely	dilintodo adv.	121620
no	diliri (t.) adv.	121640
far, far away	dilondje adj.	121650
of flood	diluviano adj.	121660
a flood comes down	diluviar v.	121670
flood	diluvio m.	121680
to delight	dilyetar v.	121690
to enjoy	dilyetarse v. refl.	121700
pleasure, enjoyment	dilyete m.	121710
towel, bathrobe; a scarf worn by Jewish women	dímalo m.	121720
	dimandjana/jana cf. damadjana	121730
dimension	dimensión f.	121740
to reduce, to decrease	diminuir v.	121750
	diminuitivo cf. diminutivo	121760
diminution, reduction	diminusión f.	121770
diminutive	diminutivo m.	121780
imagination; a vague hint; suspicion, slight suspicion	dimión (ebr.) m.	121790
resignation	dimisión f.	121810
to resign	dimisionar v.	121830
resigning	dimisionario adj.	121840
law, justice; Judgment; Torah Law	din (ebr.) m.	121850
dynamics	dinámika f.	122070
dynamic	dinámiko adj.	122080
energy, activity	dinamismo m.	122090
dynamite; a nickname for peppery food/liquor	dinamit/dinamita f.	122100
dynamo, engine, generator	dinamo m.	122110
dinar	dinar m.	122120
dynasty	dinastía f.	122140
dynastic	dinástiko adj.	122150
well built, rigid	dinch (t.) adj.	122160
money, currency; fortune	dinero m.	122180
axis	dingil (t.) m.	122200
no(body)	dingún adj.	122210
nobody	dingún pron.	122220
nobody	dinguno pron. ind.	122230
to listen; to show tolerance, to bear; to persist	dinleyar (t.) v.	122270
heretic, atheist; breaker of law	dinsiz (t.) m. & adj.	122280
lintel	dintel m.	122290
respect, greatness, sef-respect; fairness; a position of honor	dinyidad/dinyitá f.	122300
distinguished man	dinyitario m.	122330
who preserves his dignity restrained, reluctant; arrogant	dinyitozo adj.	122340
worthy, proper, honorable; restrained, serious	dinyo adj.	122350
God; something very beloved and revered	Dio m.	122390
	dionme (t.) cf. donme	122960
goddess	diosa/dioza f.	122970
gods	diozes m. pl.	122975
bottom, depth, abyss	dip (t.) m.	122980
disgust, resentment, resentment	dipla f.	123070
certificate, diploma	diplom/diploma m.	123090
certified, diplomaed	diplomado adj.	123110
diplomacy	diplomasía f.	123120
diplomatic	diplomátiko adj.	123130
diplomat	diplomato m.	123140
an uneducated, cheeky person	dipsiz/dipsizlik (t.) m.	123150
member of the House of Representatives	diputado m.	123160
delegate, member of the House of Representatives	diputatesa f.	123170
monastery	dir (arab.) m.	123180
trail; search	dira (bulg.) f.	123190
annoying chatter	dirdir (t.) m.	123220
to utter mad words	dirdirear (t.) v.	123240
chatter	dirdiritsa (t.) m.	123250
pillar, mast, support	direk (t.) m.	123260
direction; management, leadership; address	direksión f.	123300
directly, openly	direktamente adv.	123310
board of directors; guidance, instruction	direktiva f.	123320
direct, straightforward, unmediated	direkto adj.	123330
director	direktor m.	123350
managerial	direktorial adj.	123360
management, board of directors	direktorio/direktoria	123370
	direktriche cf. direktrisa	123380
director (woman)	direktrisa f.	123390
	direktriz cf. direktrisa	123400
	direto (it.) cf. direkto	123410
	diridjente cf. dirijente	123420
leader, guide, manager	diridjidor/dera m.	123430
	diridjir cf. dirijir	123440
	dirigent/dirigente cf. dirijente	123450
	dirijar cf. dirijir	123460
leader, active facilitator	dirijente n. & adj.	123470
to guide; to direct; to lead, to manage; address	dirijir v.	123480
to direct himself, turn himself to, turn to	dirijirse v. refl.	123490
dissolved, melted	diritido adj.	123500
to dissolve	diritir v.	123530
to be melted/disolved	diritirse v. refl.	123540
straight	dirito (it.) adv.	123570
law, the right to ask/demand something from someone	dirito (it.) m.	123580
speech, lecture, sermon	dirush (ebr.) m.	123620
	disej cf. diezisesh	123630
December	disembre	123640
	disenyo cf. dizenyo	123650
to lecture, to discuss	disertar v.	123660
lecture, research paper, dissertation	disertasión f.	123670
slandered, defamed	disfamado adj.	123680
defamatory	disfamador m.	123690
to defame, to insult in public	disfamar v.	123700
defamation, slander, public insult	disfamasión f.	123710
disguised	disfrazado adj.	123720
different	disferensiado adj.	123730
	disferensiar cf. diferensiar	123735
	disferensiarse cf. diferensiarse	123737
intense desire; shortness of breath	disfilo m.	123740
very eager; breathless	disfilozo adj.	123760
to lust very much	disfilu- azer disfilu a	123770
disgusted	disgustado adj.	123780
disgusting, repulsive	disgustante adj.	123790
to make someone feel disgust, to cause resentment; do not like	disgustar v.	123800
to be disgusted	disgustarse v. refl.	123810
disgust, resentment	disgusto m.	123820
excessive demand	dish parasí (t.) m.	123830
for Muslims: men's residences	disharelik (t.) f.	123840
feminine	dishí (t.) adj.	123850
maid; apprentice	dishipla f.	123870
young maid apprentice	dishiplika f.	123880
	dishiplina cf. disiplina	123890
	dishiplinado cf. disiplinado	123900
	dishiplinar cf. disiplinar	123910
disciplinary	dishiplinario adj.	123920
student, follower	dishiplo m.	123930
who has teeth	dishlí (t.) adj. & m.	123940
toothless	dishsiz (t.) adj. & m.	123950
	dishputa cf. disputa	123960
quarrels	dishus i midishus	123965
	disiembre cf. disembre	123967
undercover; hypocrite	disimulado adj.	123970
pretending	disimulador m.	123980
to pretend; to disguise; to hide, to conceal	disimular v.	123990
pretense, hypocrisy; hiding, camouflage	disimulasión f.	124000
a currency of lesser value	disinko m.	124010
	disio cf. dito	124040
scattered, distracted; wasted	disipado adj.	124050
to distribute, to scatter; to waste; to destruct, to corrupt	disipar v.	124060
to destroy himself, to deteriorate, to deteriorate himself	disiparse v. refl.	124070
dispersal; extravagance	disipasión f.	124080
discipline	disiplina f.	124090
disciplined	disiplinado adj.	124100
to impose discipline, to accustom to discipline	disiplinar v.	124110
disc	disko m.	124120
disharmonious	diskordante adj.	124130
disagreement, conflict, quarrel	diskordia f.	124140
speaker, lecturer, preacher	diskorsador m.	124150
to give a speech, to deliver a sermon, to lecture	diskorsar v.	124160
conversation, small discussion, small speech, greetings	diskorsiko m.	124170
speech, lecture, sermon	diskorso m.	124180
rude	diskortés adj.	124190
to defame, reduce the value of	diskreditar v.	124200
to depart from, to change oneself, to become different	diskrepar v.	124205
caution, moderation; modesty, secrecy, discretion	diskresión f.	124210
discreetly	diskretamente adv.	124215
modest, discreet	diskreto adj.	124220
deprived, discriminated against	diskriminado adj.	124240
to discriminate	diskriminar v.	124250
discrimination, distinction	diskriminasión f.	124260
	diskudiar v. cf. diskuidar	124270
negligence, lack of attention	diskudiés f.	124280
	diskudio cf. diskudiés	124290
to distract, to neglect	diskuidar v.	124300
to distract, to be careless	diskuidarse v. refl.	124310
	diskuido cf. diskudiés	124320
apology, justification; forgiveness	diskulpa f.	124330
innocent; that his apology was accepted, who was forgiven; the apologist	diskulpado adj.	124340
to forgive; to justify	diskulpar v.	124350
to apologize, to justify	diskulparse v. refl.	124360
debate, confrontation	diskusión f.	124370
discussed, subject to debate	diskutado (fr.) adj.	124375
	diskutar cf. diskutir	124380
controversial, debatable; doubtful, questionable	diskutavle (fr.) adj.	124390
controversy, disputatiousness	diskutidero m.	124400
argumentative person	diskutidor/dera m.	124410
to argue, to quarrel, to bargain, to confront, to discuss	diskutir v.	124420
	diskutivle cf. diskutavle	124430
nudity	diskuviertura f.	124440
visible, exposed	diskuvijado adj.	124450
to discover, to expose, to undress, to remove the blanket	diskuvijar v.	124460
to undress, to remove the blanket from himself	diskuvijarse v. refl.	124470
to distort; to remove from its place, to cause dislocation	dislokar v.	124480
dislocation	dislokasión f.	124490
	disminuir cf. dizminuir	124500
dissolving; dissolution, disintegration	disolusión f.	124510
to dissolve	disolver v.	124520
separated	disosiado adj.	124530
to separate between	disosiar v.	124540
separation	disosiasión f.	124550
shipping, dispatch	dispacho m.	124560
	dispareser cf. despareser	124570
to talk nonsense	dispartar v.	124580
to say goodbye to	dispartirse v. refl.	124590
heartbreak, resentment	dispecho m.	124600
exemption, release, permit	dispensa f.	124610
exempt, released	dispensado adj.	124620
to exempt, to release	dispensar v.	124630
public clinic	dispensario m.	124640
chief servant, director of the economy	dispensero m.	124650
scattered	dispersado adj.	124660
to distribute, to disperse	dispersar v.	124670
dispersal; scattering; dispersion (light)	dispersión f.	124680
to arrange; to determine, to decide; to be available	disponer v.	124690
leisure, becoming free	disponibilidad f.	124700
available	disponivle adj.	124710
to dispossess	disposeer v.	124720
to give up his assets	disposeerse v. refl.	124730
dispossession	disposeimiento m.	124740
alert, agile, feeling well; prepared; prone to-	disposto (it.) adj.	124750
ready	dispozado adj.	124760
to arrange, to establish; to be available; to hold in his possession	dispozar v.	124770
for single use only	dispozavle adj.	124790
preparation; willingness, desire, intention	dispozisión f.	124800
device; mechanism	dispozitivo m.	124820
disproportion	disproporsión f.	124830
disproportionate	disproporsionado adj.	124840
to arrange disproportionately	disproporsionar v.	124850
	dispués cf. después	124860
ready, available, prone to	dispuesto adj.	124870
to sprout	dispuntar v.	124880
argument, controversy, quarrel	disput/disputa m.	124890
to argue, to quarrel	disputar v.	124900
to be disputed over	disputarse v. refl.	124910
superficiality, lack of taste	dissazón m.	124920
tasteless	dissazonado adj.	124930
to desalinate; to annoy	dissazonar v.	124940
distance; range	distansia/distensia f.	124950
	distengar cf. distingir	124960
excellent, outstanding, great, honorable, famous	distingido adj.	124970
distinct; excellent, outstanding, great, honorable, famous	distingir v.	124980
to stand out, to excel; to differentiate	distingirse v. refl.	124990
	distinguido cj. distingido	125000
	distinguir/se cf. distingir/se	125010
distinction; outstanding, excellence	distinksión f.	125020
characteristic, distinct	distinktivo adj.	125030
distinction	distinsión f.	125040
entertain, amuse, distract	distraer v.	125050
to have fun; to distract	distraerse v. refl.	125060
amusement; distraction	distraksión f.	125070
	distrás cf. detrás	125080
distributor	distribuidor/dera n.	125090
to distribute, to market	distribuir v.	125100
division, distribution	distribusión f.	125110
distributor	distributor m.	125120
district	distrikto m.	125130
to confuse, to disturb, to disturb, to disturb order	disturbar v.	125150
to go wild	disturbarse v. refl.	125160
	disturbio cf. disturbo	125170
disturbance, disorder; confusion	disturbo m.	125180
by itself	disuyo adv.	125190
trade name, trademark; sign	dita (it.) f.	125210
fishing net	dite (gr.) m.	125220
network manufacturer	ditero (gr.) m.	125230
in the same manner, as above, as aforesaid; the aforesaid; certain	dito (it.) adv. & adj.	125240
diuretic, increases urination	diuretik adj.	125250
to speak vanity	divagar v.	125260
vanity, hallucination	divagasión f.	125270
sofa; the Sultan's council	diván (t.) m.	125280
crazy	divane (t.) adj.	125290
variety, diversity, abundance	diversidad/diversitá f.	125300
diversion	diversión f.	125310
different	diverso adj.	125320
various	diversos adj. pl.	125330
entertaining	divertiente adj.	125340
amusement, entertainment, recreation; mischief, gaiety; divertimento (music)	divertimiento	125350
to entertain, to amuse	divertir v.	125360
to have fun	divertirse v. refl.	125370
	diverzo cf. diverso	125375
to be divided	dividirse v. refl.	125377
	divinar cf. endevinar	125380
divinity	divinidad/divinitá f.	125390
divine, heavenly, sublime, utterly beautiful	divino adj.	125400
cruel, wild	divio adj.	125410
to turn over	divirearse (t.) v. refl.	125415
entertaining	divirtiente adj.	125420
divided	divizado (fr.) adj.	125430
to divided, to separate, to dismantle, to split	divizar (fr.) v.	125440
division, splitting; division (army)	divizión f.	125450
divorced	divorsado adj.	125460
to divorce, to give a divorce	divorsar v.	125470
divorce	divorsio m.	125480
	divorso cf. divorsio m.	125490
to publish, advertise, publicize, announce	divulgar v.	125500
nonsense, folly	divyidad (serb.- cro.) f.	125510
foolish, innocent, silly	divyo (serb.- cro.) adj.	125520
knee	diz (t.)	125530
dysentery	dizanteria f.	125540
drawing, sketching, diagram; planning, design; project	dizenyo m.	125550
	dizesej cf. diezisesh	125560
	dizesiete cf. dizisiete	125570
	dizgustar cf. disgustar	125580
bundle	dizí m. (t.)	125585
common, conventional	dizidero adj.	125590
the speaker	diziente n.	125595
	diziertir cf. dezertar	125610
	dizierto cf. dezierto	125620
	dizimueve cf. diezimueve	125630
	dizinueve cf. diezimueve	125640
	diziocho cf. dieziocho	125650
	dizir cf. dezir	125660
	dizisesh cf. diezisesh	125670
	dizisiete cf. diezisiete	125680
	dizlachado cf. izlachado	125690
	dizlachar cf. izlachar	125700
dissolving	dizleimiento m.	125710
	dizleir cf. desleir	125720
underpants	dizlik (t.) m.	125730
to discontinue use	dizlishear (t.) v.	125740
to become out of use, to become obsolete	dizlishearse (t.) v. refl.	125750
reduce, minimize	dizminuir v.	125760
to become diminished, to be decreased	dizminuirse v. refl.	125765
disassembled, crushed	dizminuzado adj.	125770
to disassemble, to smash	dizminuzar v.	125780
	diznudar v. cf. desnudar	125790
	diznudarse desnudarse	125800
	diznudez cf. desnudez	125810
	diznudo cf. desnudo	125820
	dizonesto cf. dezonesto	125830
to clean the ashes	dizsinizar v.	125840
	dizuzar cf. dezuzar	125850
	dizuzo cf. dezuzo	125860
	dizvistido cf. desvestido	125870
	dizvistir cf. desvestir	125880
	dizvistirse cf. desvestirse	125890
reptile	dizyancher (t.) m.	125900
free of charge	djaba (t.) adj.	125910
forgiveness, pardon	djaba (t.) m.	125930
"We will give up" - said when we decide to give up	djaba! (t.) interj!	125940
a parasite, living at the expense of others, tricky	djabadjí (t.) m.	125960
to live somehow	djabalanear (t.) v.	125970
avenue, wide road	djadé/djadén (t.) m.	125980
witch	djadí (t.) f.	125990
cold yogurt soup seasoned with garlic salt and dill	djadjik (t.) m.	126000
careless, negligent, inexperienced	djail (t.) adj.	126010
carelessness, negligence, inexperience	djailik (t.) m.	126020
short coat, jacket, vest	djaketa f.	126030
to make an effort, to make supreme efforts	djallear v.	126040
yellow	djallo (it.) adj.	126050
glass	djam (t.) m.	126060
never (used only in the phrase below)	djamay adv.	126080
acrobat; dishonest trick	djambáz (t.) m.	126090
acrobatics; trick; dishonest cunning behavior	djambazlik (t.) m.	126100
disgruntled	djambizer (t.) adj.	126110
no one, without a living soul	djamdje (t.) adv.	126120
glazier; glass blower; glass seller	djamdjí (t.) m.	126140
lonely, isolated	djamdjik (t.) adj.	126150
glass cutting, glaziery	djamdjilik (t.) m.	126160
small glass	djameziko (t.) m.	126170
mosque	djamí (t.) f.	126180
glass partition; room with glass wall; glass roof; showcase; buffet	djamlik (t.) m.	126190
agile, hardworking, talented	djamurlán (t.) adj.	126200
elegant style for wearing the turban (tilted)	djan beindín (t.) adv.	126210
without a living soul	djan-djin (t.) adv.	126230
excellent, perfect	djandán (t.) adj.	126240
gendarme	djandarma/irmá m.	126250
crimson	djanfés (t.) adj.	126260
taffeta fabric	djanfés (t.) m.	126270
	djanim (t.) cf. djanum	126280
"deer skipping" - a children's game	djangos-bangos	126290
Darling!	djano! (t.) interj!	126300
My Soul!	djanum! (t.) interj.	126320
Japanese	djaponezo m. & adj.	126330
slave woman; mistress	djariyé (t.) f.	126340
	djarra cf. djarro	126350
surgeon	djarrah (t.) m.	126360
surgery	djarrahlik (t.) m.	126370
jug	djarro m.	126380
Caution!	djarta! interj.	126400
	djasé (t.) cf. kyasé	126410
hyacinth	djasinto m.	126420
marble speckled	djaspe m.	126430
	djaspi cf. djaspe	126450
jewel, precious stone; darling	djaver (t.) m.	126460
a jeweler, a jewelry seller	djaverdjí (t.) m.	126500
cage	djavla f.	126510
pocket; purse	djeb (t.) m.	126520
welfare, means, abundance	djebashlik (t.) m.	126580
tunic with split sleeves	djebkén (t.) m.	126600
by force, necessarily	djebre/djebren (t.) adv.	126610
brand new	djedit- muevo djedit (t.) adj.	126620
refusal	djefá (t.) f.	126630
ammunition	djefane/djebhane (t.) m.	126650
	djegante cf. djigante	126660
	djegantesko cf. djigantesko	126670
liver; any organ in the body that suffers as a result of exertion	djedjel (t.) m.	126680
	djeget cf. djegel	126700
ice cream	djelata (it.) f.	126710
gelatin	djelatina f.	126720
animal dealer	djelep (t.)	126730
hangman	djellat (t.)	126740
sigh	djemido m.	126750
to sigh	djemir v.	126760
cheeky	djenabet (t.) m.	126770
January	djenayo (it.) m.	126780
bunk	djendem (t.) cf. djenem	126785
to send to hell	djendemear (t.) v.	126790
to go to hell	djendemearse (t.) v. refl.	126800
knitting needle; a small hook	djendjel (t.) m.	126810
ginger	djendjibre/djendjivre m.	126820
gums	djendjivres m. pl.	126830
hell	djenem/djenné/djénneme/djendem (t.) m.	126840
	djeneral adj. cf. jeneral	126860
general	djeneral m.	126870
	djeneralidad/djeneralitá cf. jeneralidad/jeneralitá	126880
generation	djeneransio m.	126890
to generate	djenerar v.	126900
	djenerasión f. cf. djeneransio	126910
type, genre	djénero m.	126920
generosity, nobility, compassion, kindness, love for others	djenerozidad/djenerozitá	126930
generous, noble, loves others	djenerozo adj.	126940
Paradise	djenet (t.) m.	126950
	djengel (t.) cf. djendjel	126960
Go to hell!	djenimo! (t.) interj.	126970
	djenísero/djenísaro cf. yenicherí	126975
parent, father	djenitor m.	126980
a place forgotten by God	djénnemebudjanína (t.) m.	126990
Go to hell!	djénnimol! (t.) interj.	127000
human beings; relatives, extended family	djente f.	127010
nations, peoples	djentes m. pl.	127260
kind, polite, pleasant	djentil adj.	127270
courtesy, politeness, kindness	djentileza f.	127280
kindly, politely, pleasantly	djentilmente adv.	127285
gentleman	djentilomo (it.) m.	127290
crowd; nation	djentío m.	127300
crowd, plenty of people, an abundance of people, a flood of people	djentoria f.	127320
genius	djenyal adj.	127330
talent, genius; genius	djenyo m.	127340
	djep (t.) cf. djeb	127350
	djepané (t.) cf. djefane	127360
pickpocket	djepchí (t.) m.	127370
small water basin (in the garden, in the yard), sink	djepia f.	127380
surgeon	djerah (t.) m.	127390
surgery	djerahlik (t.) m.	127400
geranium	djeranio m.	127405
fine; useless expense	djereme/t (t.) m.	127410
	djerenansio cf. djeneransio m.	127420
management, business management	djerensia f.	127430
business manager, administrator	djerente m. & f.	127440
Germany	Djermania f.	127450
german	djermano m. adj.	127460
courage	djesaret (t.)	127470
plaster, cast	djeso (it.& port.) m.	127480
to make gestures	djestikolar v.	127490
gesture	djesto m.	127500
pretending, impersonating	djestozo adj.	127520
street	djeté (t.) m.	127530
walnut wood (carpentry)	djevez/djeviz (t.) m.	127540
fine	djezá (t.)	127550
kettle for making coffee	djezvé (t.) m.	127570
a woman who is seeking a quarrel	djibeladjuz f.	127580
tunic, waist	djibón/djiboy (port.) m.	127590
grape sediment after wine production; the alcohol which is produced from it; alcoholic beverage extracted from it, strong brandy	djibra (t.) f.	127600
sour	djibraná (t.) adj.	127610
Jew, jewish	djidió m. & adj.	127620
new, shiny	djidit (t.) adj.	127720
jewel! lovely!	djidjí! (t.) interj.	127730
mockingly: small landlord, dandy	djidjifrango/djidjifranko m.	127740
water pool	djifia f.	127745
giant, gigantic	djigante m. & f.	127750
gigantic	djigantesko adj.	127760
hugeness	djigantez f.	127770
cigarette	djigaro m.	127780
	djiger (t.) cf. djiyer	127800
to toil, to tire, to strive, to struggle	djignishear (t.) v.	127810
small bell; cymbals	djil (t.) m.	127820
glow; polishing material, shoe polish, lacquer	djilá (t.) f.	127840
glossy, polished	djilalí (t.) adj.	127845
	djilveka (t.) cf. djilvés	127855
one who makes grimaces in order to please someone	djilvelí (t.) adj.	127860
charm; an effort to find grace, grimaces of grace	djilvés (t.) f. pl.	127870
perforator, piercer, scalpel, pincers	djimbiz (t.) m.	127890
stingy; naughty	djimbriz (t.) adj.	127900
stinginess	djimbrizlik (t.) m.	127910
entertainment, amusements, pleasures	djimbush (t.) m.	127920
a cheerful and amusing person, who knows how to inspire cheerfulness	djimbushlí (t.) m.	127950
gymnastics	djimnastika f.	127960
gymnasium, high school	djimnazio m.	127970
	djindjibre cf. djendjibre	127980
disgusting stinginess	djinganelik (t.) m.	127990
the poor suburbs of the city, where the gypsies reside	djinganería f.	128000
gipsy; a dark-skinned man; a stingy person	djíngano m.	128010
small bell; a nickname for a chatterbox	djingirak/djingirdak (t.) m.	128020
zinc	djingo m.	128030
yanichar	djinísaru m.	128040
wild, rough, raw	djinísaru adj.	128045
knees	djinoyos m. pl.	128050
character, nature	djins (t.) m.	128080
young, passionate	djiovine (it.) adj.	128100
lad, youth, lass, maiden	djiovine/a (it.) m./f.	128110
youth; the youth; the passion of youth	djiovintud (it.) f.	128120
showy efforts as if doing tedious work	djiradas f. pl.	128130
	djirador cf. djiradozo	128160
"makes wind", makes excessive gestures of exertion/fatigue, etc.	djiradozo adj.	128170
rotation, rotation around an axis	djiramiento m.	128180
to circle, to turn, to turn around; to revolve; to operate, to manage; to convert (check); rope jump	djirar v.	128190
	djirguelo cf. zirguela	128260
slight movement of something without moving it	djiriko m.	128270
rotation, rotational motion; a tour; cash flow; conversion of check	djiro (port.) m.	128280
rotation, encircling; cash flow	djiro m.	128290
	djirozo cf. djiradozo	128310
burning!	djish! interj.	128320
simple printed-floral cotton fabric	djit (t.)	128330
cotton	djitín (t.) m.	128335
polishing, brushing; a marble made of glass or lead; mercury; a nickname for a frenetic person	djivá (t.) f.	128340
tiny nut; a small marble	djivaika (t.) f.	128370
humpback	djivozo adj.	128390
liver	djiyer (t.) m.	128400
trunk	djiz (t.) (1) m.	128420
exit, walk, escape	djiz (t.) (2) m.	128440
line	djizgi (t.) m.	128470
escape, quick move away	djizlam (t.) m.	128490
coffee kettle	djizvé (t.) f.	128510
skull tax	djizyé (t.)	128520
ability to meet the task	djoab (t.) m.	128530
	djoap (t.) cf. djoab	128560
thick	djodru adj.	128570
a well-known figure in eastern folklore; a nickname for a particularly sloppy/unwise person	Djohá m.	128580
hilarity; wit	djokozidad f.	128660
like a sack	djoloh adj.	128670
curved pipe, all of which protrudes from the front of the building; terrace	djomba (t.) f.	128680
a nickname for an English speaker, with rigid behavior and who does not reveal his feelings and is squanderer	Djon	128690
sesame	djondjolí m.	128700
fake	djongoloz (t.) adj.	128720
book of piyyutim	djonk (t.) m.	128730
day, day course; daily wage	djornada f.	128740
newspaper, daily newspaper; daily wages; a curious and gossipy person (wants to know and publishes everything that happens)	djornal m.	128750
daily worker	djornalero m.	128800
journalism	djornalismo m.	128810
journalist, reporter	djornalisto m.	128820
day	djorno (it.) m.	128830
crepe, fine cloth for linen or bed sheet	djosmé (t.) m.	128870
young, youngster	djoven adj. & n.	128880
lad, chap	djoveniko m.	128890
youth	djoventud (it.) f.	128900
wool ball, tuber of threads	djoviyo/djovío m.	128910
jewel, Witness; a woman's jewelry collection	djoya f.	128960
jewelry store; plenty of jewelry	djoyería f.	128990
jeweler	djoyero m.	129000
dress	djuba f.	129010
cloak, coat; home robe	djubé (t.) m.	129020
wide coat with wide sleeves that used to be worn by distinguished rabbis and dayanim	djubén (t.) f.	129030
a man wearing a djub?n - "holy vessel" (in a negative sense)	djubenlí (t.) adj. & m.	129040
jewish, of jews; a observant jew	djudaiko adj.	129050
a observant jew	djudaizante m. & f.	129080
to observe the religion of Israel and its commandments	djudaizar v.	129090
judaism	djudaízmo m.	129100
judeo-arabic	djudeo-árabo m.	129105
judeo-spanish, ladino	djudeo-espanyol m.	129110
the jewish neighborhood; city/state/world jewry	djudería f.	129120
	djudesmo cf. djudezmo	129140
judaism, faith and the commandments of judaism, adherence to the jewish religion; judeo-spanish	djudezmo m.	129150
jewish woman; daily maid	djudía f.	129170
jew, jewish	djudio m. & adj.	129200
judeo-spanish, ladino	djudio/djidio m.	129210
trick, intrigue; game	djuego m.	129220
tiny black beans (beans of the poor)	djueles m. pl.	129230
Thursday	djueves m.	129240
judge, dayan	djuez m.	129250
game; a move in the game	djugada f.	129260
player; gambler, plays games of chance	djugador/dera n.	129270
to play, to have fun; play a musical instrument; to gamble, tp play games of chance; to mock; to move, to move in its place (it has a displacement space)	djugar v.	129290
a toy, an object used as a toy	djuget/djugete m.	129470
to have fun; to joke; to use something as a toy, to have fun with a small object between the fingers	djugetear v.	129480
amusement, playing with something without attaching much importance to it	djugeteo m.	129500
toy stores	djugetería f.	129510
a small toy	djugetiko m.	129520
joking, cheerful, mischievous; joker, clown; a person/something used as an object of laughter	djugetón m.& adj.	129540
game, amusement; joke	djugo m.	129550
	djuguar cf. djugar	129670
	djuguete/ueto/uego cf. djugete	129680
	djugueves cf. djueves	129690
justice, judgment; opinion, judging, feeling	djuisio m.	129700
wise, considerate, sensible, reasonable	djuisiozo adj.	129730
	djuizio cf. djuisio	129740
	djulé cf. yullé	129745
July	djulio m.	129750
muslim prayer; mosque	djuma (t.) f.	129760
entertainment, amusement; an amusing thing, a joke	djumbush (t.) m.	129770
amusing; joker	djumbushlí (t.) m. & adj.	129780
to joke	djumbusiyar (t.) v.	129790
generous, follower	djumerd/djumert (t.) adj.	129800
	djundjulear cf. chuchulear	129810
	djundjulí cf. djondjolí	129820
June	djunio m.	129830
reed	djunko m.	129840
meeting, gathering, council; group, bunch; pair; intercourse	djunta f.	129850
together	djuntamente adv.	129855
connected, unified, close	djunto adj.	129860
together	djunto adv.	129865
joint, connector	djuntura f.	129900
vow, oath	djura f.	129910
juror	djurado m.	129935
the swearer	djurador m.	129940
oath; the act of swearing	djuramiento m.	129950
to swear	djurar v.	129970
to testify under oath	djurarse v. refl.	130040
a joke	djurdjina (roman.) f.	130050
jury	djuri (ing.) m.	130055
jurist	djuristo m.	130060
generous	djurmet (t.) adj.	130070
white beans	djuruelos m. pl.	130080
water jet, fountain	djuske m.	130085
rightly so, exactly	djustamente adv.	130090
exactly like that!	djustamente! interj.	130100
	djustán (t.) cf. djuzdán	130110
accuracy, punctuality, correctness; justification, justice	djustedad f.	130120
truthfulness	djusteza f.	130130
to justify, to explain	djustifikar v.	130140
to justify, to prove his righteousness	djustifikarse v. refl.	130150
to justify himself, to prove that he is right	djustifikasión f.	130160
justice, honesty, fairness	djustisia f.	130170
executed	djustisiado adj.	130180
to kill, to execute	djustisiar v.	130190
just ,correct, impartial, honest, righteous, fair, decent	djusto adj.	130200
exactly	djusto adv.	130210
a righteous man, one who adheres to morals and justice, has good qualities	djusto m.	130220
	djuventud cf. djoventud	130400
	djuviyo cf. djoviyo	130410
purse	djuzdán (t.) m.	130420
	djuzdju (monas.) cf. djuzgo (1)	130440
convicted, condemned, accused	djuzgado adj.	130450
jury, court, judicial authority	djuzgado m.	130460
judge	djuzgador/dera n.	130470
judgment; trial, law; ability to judge and evaluate; opinion	djuzgamiento m.	130480
to judge; to evaluate, to criticize; to condemn	djuzgar v.	130490
to litigate	djuzgarse v.	130500
court, tribunal; law, trial	djuzgo (1) m.	130510
judge	djuzgo (2) m.	130540
prayer, thanksgiving	doá (t.) f.	130550
Doblon (austrian currency)	dobla f.	130560
double; folded, contracted	doblado adj.	130600
a fold, a crease; folding; ironing	dobladura f.	130620
to multiply; to fold, to bend, to tilt	doblar v.	130630
to bend, to be folded	doblarse v. refl.	130640
double	doble adj.	130660
a fold, a crease	doble m.	130680
folding	doblejo m.	130700
open hearted; loyal	dobre (t.) adj.	130710
twelvth	dodjavo adj.	130720
twelve	dodje adj.	130730
twelvth	dodjen/dodjeno adj.	130760
speaking to children: sleep!	dodó m.	130770
	dodzi cf. dodje	130800
customs	dogana (it.) f.	130810
tax collector	doganiero (it.) m.	130820
	dogeado cf. degoyado	130830
	dogear cf. degoyar	130840
principle, foundation of faith, dogma	dogma m.	130850
dogmatic, jealous, decisive, stands firm in his positions	dogmátiko adj.	130860
dogmatism, tough adherence to principle/interest	dogmatismo m.	130870
to stand firmly on his positions, to behave dogmatically	dogmatizar v.	130880
dogmatism	dogmatizmo m.	130890
	dogmo cf. dogma	130900
carpentry	dograma (t.) f.	130910
craftsman carpenter	dogramjí/dogramadjí (t.) m.	130920
cotton fabric	dok m.	130930
doctor	doktor/resa m.	130940
doctorate	doktorat/o m.	130970
doctrine	doktrina f.	130980
	doktrino cf. dotrino	130990
documented	dokumentado adj.	131000
documentary	dokumental adj.	131010
to document	dokumentar v.	131020
to collect material and documents; to equip himself with certificates	dokumentarse v. refl.	131030
documentation	dokumentasión f.	131040
document	dokumento m.	131050
to hit, to pound, to tap; to damage by pressing hard; to harass, to cause damage; to touch, to bring closer	dokunear (t.) v.	131070
to be insulted, to be hurt	dokunearse (t.) v. refl.	131080
harassment, causing damage; nuisance	dokuneo (t.) m.	131110
idol	doladizo m.	131120
surroundings	dolaí (t.) adv. & m.	131130
lighting, illumination	dolalma f.	131160
cheater, crook	dolandirdji (t.) m.	131180
fraud, swindling	dolandirdjilik (t.) m.	131190
to cheat, to commit an act of fraud; to loot, to ferret, to steal	dolandirear/dolanderear (t.) v.	131200
to make rounds, to surround	dolanear (t.) v.	131210
closet; a nickname for deception	dolap (t.) m.	131220
cheater	dolapchi (t.) m.	131260
dolar	dolar m.	131270
guarding, patrol of guards; encircling	dolash (t.) m.	131280
to turn around, to spin; to wander around a certain place, to surround; to return to the same place many times	dolashear (t.) v.	131310
to get around, to rotate	dolashearse (t.) v. refl.	131350
rotation, encircling	dolashmá (t.) m.	131360
to be involved	doldear v.	131370
complaints, lawsuits	doleensas/doleansas f. pl.	131380
bad feeling; disease; disability; sigh	dolensia f.	131390
	dolente cf. doliente	131400
to feel pain; to feel the pangs of conscience, to feel worry	doler v.	131410
to worry	dolerse v. refl.	131460
suffers, feels bad, feels pain and sighs	doliente adj.	131470
	dolier cf. doriel	131480
mourning	dolio m.	131490
stuffeds	dolmá (t.) f.	131500
small stuffeds	dolmaikas (t.) f. pl.	131510
pain, ache, anguish; grief	dolor f. & m.	131520
to feel pain	dolorear v.	131630
painful, crushed, injured	dolorido adj.	131640
complaints, crying and sighing due to pain (in a negative sense: "howl")	dolorío m.	131650
painful	doloriozo/dolorozo adj.	131660
mild pain	dolorsika/o f./m.	131680
	dolyo cf. duelo	131690
	domandar cf. demandar	131700
tomato	domat m.	131710
to cause, to motivate	domear v.	131720
to fail	domearse v. refl.	131740
estate	domenio/domeno (fr.) m.	131750
domestic	doméstiko adj.	131753
controlled	dominado adj.	131755
ruler	dominador m.	131760
dominant, controlling, conspicuous	dominante adj.	131770
to control over, to govern, to dominate over, to take over; to suppress (enemies)	dominar v.	131780
to restrain, to control oneself	dominarse v. refl.	131790
rule, control	dominasión f.	131800
Sunday	domingo m.	131820
rule, control	dominio m.	131830
Dominion	dominión m.	131860
dominoes	domino m.	131870
address; apartment, residence	domisilio m.	131880
pig	domuz (t.) m.	131890
dirt, filth	domuzluk (t.) m.	131910
donation, gift	don (1) m.	131930
Don - spanish honorary degree	don (2)/dona	131940
lady, ma'am	dona f.	131941
donor	donador/dera n.	131960
grace, a graceful appearance	donaire m.	131970
fireworks, lighting; bright and dazzling light; fleet	donanma/donanmá (t.) f.	131980
to donate	donar v.	131990
donation, gift, grant	donasión f.	132000
where, whence; instead of-; which	donde adv.	132010
ice cream	dondurmá (t.) f.	132060
ice cream seller	dondurmadjí adj. (t.) m.	132070
converted to Islam, Donme	donmé (t.) n. & adj.	132080
grant, gift; inheritance, estate; talent	dono m.	132090
graceful	donozo adj.	132095
Dunam (Turkish agricultural measure)	donum (t.) m.	132100
lad	donzel m.	132110
	donzén/o cf. dodjen/dodjeno	132115
lass; a woman of rare beauty	donzeya/dondzeya f.	132120
gold coin	dopia (it.) f.	132130
to multiply	dopiar (it.) v.	132140
double	dopio (it.) adj.	132150
then, after	dopo (it.) prep.	132170
generation, period	dor (ebr.) m.	132180
catfish	dorada f.	132260
	dorar v. cf. endorar	132270
carpenter, building carpenter	doriel m.	132280
opium poppy	dormidera f.	132290
deep and prolonged sleep	dormidero m.	132300
dormant, daydreaming; a slow and awkward, clumsy man; difficult to understand	dormido adj. & m.	132320
sleeping, drowsy, sleepy	dormidor m.	132330
sleeping	dormiente adj.	132340
to sleep	dormir v.	132360
to fall asleep	dormirse v. refl.	132460
napping, drowsiness (in lecture, etc.)	dormisina f.	132470
falling asleep	dormisión f.	132480
dormitory, bedroom; sleeping pill, anesthetic	dormitorio m.	132490
trough	dornajo m.	132495
	dorrokar cf. derrokar	132500
straight, without detours; honestly, non impartial	doru doru (t.) adv.	132510
two, second	dos num.	132540
briefcase	dosario m.	132690
	dosié (fr.) cf. dosario	132695
	doskel (bulg.) cf. daskal	132700
	dospués cf. después	132705
???, ??" 132720,friendship, affection	dost (t.) m.	132710
	dostluk (t.) m.	132720
dowry	dota f.	132730
of the dowry	dotal adj.	132735
to grant; to give a dowry	dotar v.	132740
	dote cf. dota	132750
doctor	dotor (port.) m.	132760
doctrine	dotrina f.	132810
educated; disciplined, walks the straight path	dotrinado adj.	132820
educator	dotrinador m.	132830
to rebuke, to preach morality, to teach a lesson; to teach, to tame, to educate children in an honest way	dotrinar v.	132840
to be educated, discerned, to be guided in the right way	dotrinarse v. refl.	132845
education, study; Guidance and education of children in the straight path; rebuke	dotrino m.	132850
favor	dová (ebr.) f.	132860
worshiper	dovadjí (t.) m.	132870
duty, obligation, commitment; moral obligation, moral law; role, task; homework	dover m.	132880
state, government, rule, authority; public property; wealth; independence	dovlet (t.) m.	132920
	doz cf. dos	132990
dose (of drug), exact amount to be added to the mixture	doza f.	133000
dosage	dozaje m.	133010
to measure the exact dose	dozar v.	133020
	doze cf. dodje	133030
dozen	dozena f.	133040
	dozeno cf. dodjén	133050
two hundred	dozientos adj. num.	133060
two thousand	dozmil	133070
to arrange, to organize	dozudear (t.) v.	133080
dragon, monster (child predator); a multi-verbal woman who thinks of everything and everything goes well in her hands	draga f.	133090
monster, dragon; braggart, arrogant	drago m.	133110
interpreter	dragomán/o m.	133140
	dragón cf. drago	133150
a very active woman	dragona f.	133160
drachma (greek currency)	drahmé (gr.) f.	133170
draconian, severe	drakoniano adj.	133180
	dram (gr.) cf. drahmé	133190
	dram cf. drama	133200
weight measure; a very small amount; drachma (greek currency)	drama (t./gr.) f.	133210
drama, play; a dramatic event, a disaster	drama m.	133220
naughty boy	dramajón m.	133240
	dramarturgo cf. dramaturgo	133250
tragic	dramátiko adj.	133260
to dramatize; to exaggerate	dramatizar v.	133270
dramatics	dramatizmo m.	133280
playwright	dramaturgo m.	133290
	dramo cf. drama	133300
to dry, to drain	dranear v.	133310
beige; light coffee color	drap m.	133320
flag, pennant	drapelo (it.) m.	133330
cloth	draperiya f.	133335
draper	drapero m.	133340
to drive	dravear (ingl.) v.	133350
to drain; to drain fluids (urine or pus) from the body using a tube	drenar v.	133360
drain pipe	dreno m.	133370
tamed	dresado adj.	133375
manual vehicle for checking the track	drezina (fr.) f.	133380
coffin pedestal	drink m.	133390
intoxicating drug, medicinal drug, drug; heroin; flavor	droga f.	133400
drug addict	drogadikto m. adj.	133420
drugged	drogado adj.	133425
chemical store	drogería f	133430
excessive accumulation of drugs and medicinal products	drogerío m.	133440
	drogero cf. drogista	133450
chemical trader	drogista m.	133460
	drogisto cf. drogista	133470
customs; customs house	duana (fr.) f.	133480
tax collector	duanero m.	133490
raft, barge; a float	dubá (t.) f.	133500
great noise, commotion; conspiracy, intrigue	dubara/dubará (t.) f.	133520
a noisy and wild man; intriguer, one who fishes in murky water	dubaradjí (t.) m.	133530
	dubarina (t.) cf. dubara	133540
pestle	dubek (t.) m.	133550
to doubt	dubiar v.	133560
doubt, apprehension	dubio m.	133570
doubtful, questionable, dubious, ambiguous, unreasonable; suspicious, problematic, untrustworthy	dubiozo adj.	133610
	dublado cf. doblado	133620
	dubladura cf. dobladura	133630
	dublar cf. doblar	133640
	dublarse cf. doblarse	133650
	duble cf. doble	133660
copy, exemplar; doubling	dúblito m.	133670
Doblon (currency)	dublón m.	133680
ongoing and troublesome arguments	ducha (1) f.	133690
	ducha (2) cf. dush	133710
doubt	duda f.	133720
lip	dudak (t.)	133740
to doubt	dudar v.	133750
to interferd; to be disgusted by	dudiyar (serb.- cro.) v.	133760
ambiguous, dubious, questionable, susected	dudozo adj.	133770
cigarette rolling paper	dudú f.	133780
	duduna cf. dudú	133790
	duduy cf. duyduy	133800
anxious, who is always on guard to prevent malfunction/damage to health, etc.	dueledor m.	133810
	dueler v. cf. doler	133840
	duelerse v. refl. cf. dolerse	133850
duel contender	duelista m.	133860
pain, worry; duel	duelo m.	133870
(used only in proverbs) husband, landlord; event	duenyo m.	133910
duet	duet/dueto m.	133920
to ache, to feel pain	duguler v.	133930
to hurt, to injure	dugunear v.	133940
	duguyar cf. degoyar	133950
to feel, to pay attention	duiyar (t.) v.	133960
to remember, to feel	duiyarse (t.) v. refl.	133970
an old gold coin	dukado m.	133980
duke	duke m.	134010
duchess	dukesa/dukeza f.	134020
in cash	duko adv.	134030
	dukunear/dukuneyar cf. dokunear	134050
prosperity; greatness	dula f.	134060
	dulanderdjí (t.) cf. dolandirdjí	134080
	dulanderear (t.) cf. dolanderear	134090
	dulandirdjilik (t.) cf. dolandirdjilik	134100
	dulap (t.) cf. dolap	134110
rotation; entrance	dulash (t.) m.	134120
muslin fabric, shawl	dulbent (t.) m.	134140
building carpenter	dulgier (t.) m.	134150
	dulier cf. dulgier	134160
sugary	dulsacho adj.	134170
guests served with sweets	dulsados m. pl.	134180
in tenderness; in sweetness	dulsamente adv.	134185
	dulsar cf. adulsar	134190
sweet; soft, good, compassionate, pleasant; adv.: in tenderness; in sweetness	dulse adj. & adv.	134200
jam, marmalade	dulse m.	134280
sugary	dulsente adj.	134285
tray for serving jam	dulsera f.	134340
sweets, delicacies	dulsería f.	134345
jar of jam or marmalade	dulsero m.	134350
sweetness	dulseza f.	134360
sweetener	dulsifikante adj.	134365
sweetness, tenderness, softness, pleasantness, gentleness, kindness, innocence	dulsor m.	134370
jam; sweets; sweetness	dulsura f.	134390
	dulsuria cf. dulse m.	134410
sweets, delicacies	dulsurías f. pl.	134420
celery root; a nickname for a stubborn, person, opaque brain person	dumalán (t.) m.	134430
fog, smoke; excessive financial outlay	dumán/dúman (t.) m.	134440
misty	dumanlí (t.)	134460
the ship's rudder	dumen (t.) m	134470
	dumuz cf. domuz	134480
abbreviation from: "Donia Gozili" - a woman of extraordinary beauty	duna (t.) f.	134490
dune	duna f.	134500
suddenly	duna adv.	134510
	dunanma cf. donanma	134550
ice cream	dundurmá m.	134560
	dundzena cf. dozena	134570
	dunge (it.) cf. dunke	134580
hence, therefore, as a result	dunke/dunkuey (it.) conj.	134590
a woman of extraordinary beauty	dunya (t.) f.	134600
	dunzena cf. dozena	134620
duet (music)	duo m.	134630
to force, to oblige, to rape	duperar v.	134640
double, multiplied	dupiado adj.	134650
	dupiar (it.) cf. dopiar	134660
	dupio (it.) cf. dopio	134670
duplicated	duplikado adj.	134680
sorghum	dura f.	134690
duration	durada f.	134700
	duralma cf. donanma	134710
rhe wooden parts of the building; the skeleton of the building (made of wood)	durama (t.) f.	134720
carpenter	duramadjí m. (t.)	134730
course	durante prep.	134740
	durar cf. turar	134750
	durasión cf. durada	134760
long lasting, durable	duravle (fr.) adj.	134770
binoculars, telescope	durbín (t.) m.	134780
constipation; hardness, stiffness, difficulty	durera f.	134790
hardness, stiffness, difficulty, stiffness, inflexibility	dureza f.	134800
	duriel (t.) cf. doriel	134810
slumber, hibernation; drowsiness; lust for sleep	durmidero m.	134820
	durmido cf. dormido	134830
	durmidor cf. dormidor	134840
sleeping, drowsy, sleepy; apathetic, indifferent, awkward, clumsy	durmiendo adj.	134850
sleepy, sleep lover	durmilón m.	134860
sleepy	durmionko adj.	134870
	durmir cf. dormir	134880
the sleep	durmir m.	134890
	durmirse cf. dormirse	134900
hard, stiff; strict, tough, rigid, cruel; rough; whose head is opaque , limited	duro adj.	134910
barely, with much effort; with boldness, with toughness, with roughness, with firmness	duro adv.	135000
ancient spanish currency	duro m.	135025
difficulty; stupidity	duror m.	135030
to spur, to accelerate, to stimulate	durtear (t.) v.	135040
shower	dush (fr.) f.	135050
to shower	dushar v.	135080
to take a shower	dusharse v. refl.	135090
pillow	dushek (t.) m.	135100
upholsterer	dushekchi (t.) m.	135110
fabric for mattresses	dusheklik (t.) m.	135120
wooden floor, parquet; floor; closet	dusheme (t.) m.	135130
lucky coincidence, in a backgammon game: twice six	dushesh (t.)	135140
an enemy, one who seeks an opportunity to harm	dushman/dushmán (t.) m.	135150
enmity, rivalry, hostility	dushmanlik (t.)	135160
bath towel	dushumé (t.) m.	135170
to immerse yourself in contemplation, to concentrate on yourself	dushunearse (t.) v. refl.	135180
	duspués cf. después	135190
doubt	duvda f.	135200
to doubt	duvdar v.	135210
to doubt	duvdarse v. refl.	135220
	duvdo m.	135230
doubtful, dubious, suspicious, untrustworthy	duvdozo adj.	135240
	duvlar cf. doblar	135250
	duydear/duyidear (t.) cf. duiyar	135260
"Nani Nani" - recurring lyrics of a lullaby	duyduy	135270
to be convinced, to discern, to feel	duyulear (t.) v.	135280
flat, smooth, without bumps; plane; without decorations	duz (t.) adj.	135290
to arrange	duzdear (t.) v.	135310
be arranged	duzdearse (t.) v. refl.	135320
order, good organization	duzén (t.) m.	135330
	duzena cf. dozena	135350
arrack (oriental strong drink)	duziko (gr.) m.	135360
arranged; aligned, smooth, flattened, polished	duzudeado (t.) adj.	135370
to arrange; to straighten, to smooth, to polish	duzudear (t.) v.	135380
contemplative	dyuskyun (t.) adj.	135390
	dyuz (t.) cf. duz	135400
flat foot	dyuztabán (t.) m.	135410
miser	ebal (t.) adj.	135920
weekly; weekly	ebdomadario m. & adj.	135930
Hebrew	ebráiko adj.	135940
Hebrew expression	ebraismo m.	135950
Hebrew expert	ebraista m.	135960
hebrew studies	ebraistika f.	135970
	ebraisto cf. ebraista	135980
a Hebrew speaker, knows Hebrew well	ebraizante m. & f.	135990
to Hebraize	ebraizar v.	136000
Hebraism, Judaism	ebraizmo m.	136010
to shock	ebranlar (fr.) v.	136020
shock	ebranlamiento (fr.) m.	136030
Hebrew, Hebrew	ebreo n. & adj.	136040
	ech. cf. echetéra	136050
action, deed, act, execution; business, interest	echa f.	136060
lying; imposing blemish, allusion	echada f.	136130
weakness due to prolonged lying down	echadero m.	136160
fortune teller by cards	echadera de kartas f.	136170
allusion	echadika f.	136180
exiled, expelled, confiscated, ostracized; lying down	echado adj.	136190
lying position while sleeping	echado m.	136230
a person who is boring/utters nonsense	echador/dera n.	136240
throwing	echadura f.	136250
	echamiento cf. echadura	136255
to throw; to shoot; to reject from; to lay down; to expel, to divorce; to activate	echar v.	136260
to lie down, to lie down to sleep; to begin	echarse v. refl.	137560
business, trade	echerio m.	137835
	echet. cf. echétera	137840
etc.	echétera/echetra adv.	137850
tiny business	echiko m.	137860
enchanted	echizado adj.	137870
has bewitching effect	echizante adj.	137871
to bewitch	echizar v.	137880
	echizeras cf. echizería	137890
sorcery, magic	echizería f.	137900
magician, sorcerer	echizero/zera n. & adj.	137910
witchcraft, magic	echizo m.	137920
made, realized; mature	echo adj.	137960
work, business, occupation, trade, dealing with, interest, deed	echo m.	138000
Shape, pattern, figure; making, processing, manufacturing; execution/production fee	echura f.	138250
personnel	echura m.	138270
medicine, folk medicine	echuría f.	138280
bad deeds, sins	echurias f. pl.	138290
witness	ed (ebr.) m.	138300
age	edad f.	138310
paradise	eden (ebr.) m.	138360
impudent, cheeky, insolent	edepsiz/a (t.) adj. & n.	138380
boldness, impudence	edepsizlik (t.) m.	138390
built	edifikado adj.	138400
builder	edifikador/dera n.	138410
exemplary	edifikante adj.	138420
to build	edifikar v.	138430
building, construction	edifikasión f.	138440
building; monument	edifisio m.	138450
order, ordinance	edikto m.	138460
main article; book publishing	editorial m.	138470
impudence	edimsiz (t.)	138480
shameless, cheeky	edipsiz (t.) adj.	138490
publishing, edition	edisión f.	138500
to publish	editar v.	138510
publisher	editor m.	138520
editorial	editorial adj.	138530
editorial	editorial m.	138540
Egypt	Edjifto m.	138550
	edjisiano (it.) cf. ejipsiano	138560
	edjito (it.) cf. ejipto	138570
Edom; Christian countries	Edom (ebr.) m.	138580
educated	edukado adj.	138590
educator	edukador/dera n.	138600
to educate	edukar v.	138610
education	edukasión f.	138620
educational	edukativo adj.	138630
educator	edukatriche (it.) f.	138640
testimony, confirmation	edut (ebr.) m.	138650
Ugh! interjection	ef! interj.	138660
ephah (Bibl. measure of grain)	efá (ebr.) f.	138665
to delete, to erase	efasar (fr.) v.	138670
efficiently, effectively; in fact	efektivamente adv.	138680
effective, that really exists	efektivo adj.	138690
cash	efektivo m.	138700
result, effect	efekto m.	138720
to execute, to realize	efektuar v.	138750
Effendi (Turkish degree)	efendi (t.) m.	138760
	efetivo cf. efektivo	138780
	efetuar cf. efektuar	138790
	efeto (it.) cf. efekto	138800
efficient, active	efikache (it.) adj.	138820
efficiency	efikachitá (it.) f.	138830
efficient	efikás adj.	138840
efficiency	efikasidad f.	138850
without owner	efker (ebr.) m.	138860
vest, priesthood garment	efod (ebr.) m.	138870
stop, pause	efsek (ebr.) m.	138880
	eg cf. ek	138890
	égado cf. ígado	138900
to make equal	egalizar v.	138910
entertainment, amusement, recreation	eglendje (t.) m.	138920
entertaining	eglendjeli (t.) adj.	138940
to entertain, to amuse	eglenear (t.) v.	138950
to have fun	eglenearse (t.) v. refl.	138960
	eglisia cf. iglisia	138970
egoism	egoismo/izmo m.	138980
selfish	egoista/o adj.	138990
consideration, attention; respect, reverence	eguardo (fr.)&(it.) m.	139000
	egzema cf. exema	139020
lamentations, lament	ehá (ebr.) f.	139030
the Ark	ehal (ebr.) m.	139050
necessity, need	ehrea(h) (ebr.) m.	139070
Kosher	ehsher (ebr.) m.	139100
axis	eje m.	139110
	ejekutar cf. exekutir	139120
	ejemplo cf. eshemplo	139130
Egyptian	ejipsiano m. & adj.	139140
Egypt	Ejipto m.	139150
here is	ek prop.	139160
one hundred drachma bill	ekatostariko (gr.) m.	139170
consecration	ekdés (ebr.) m.	139180
balanced	ekilibrado adj.	139190
to balance	ekilibrar v.	139200
balance, equilibrium; moderation, discretion	ekilibro/ekilibrio m.	139220
	ekip (fr.) cf. ekipa	139230
team	ekipa/ekipo f./m.	139240
team	ekipadjio (it.) m.	139250
	ekipaj (fr.) cf. ekipaje	139260
cargo; crew, team	ekipaje m.	139270
	ekipajio cf. ekipaje	139275
equipment	ekipamiento m.	139280
equivalence	ekivalensia f.	139290
equivalent	ekivalente adj.	139300
	ekivaliente cf. ekivalente	139310
to be equated to	ekivaler v.	139320
wrong	ekivokado adj.	139330
misleading, ambiguous	ekivoko adj.	139340
bright	eklatante (fr.) adj.	139345
to blow up	eklatar (fr.) v.	139350
place of connection, joint	eklem (t.) m.	139355
church	eklesia (gr.) f.	139360
ecclesiastical, of church, of the clergy	ekleziastiko adj.	139370
eclipse	eklipsa f.	139380
to eclipse	eklipsar v.	139390
	eklipsía cf. eklipsa	139400
here I am!	ekme! interj.	139410
bread	ekmek (t.) m.	139420
baker, bread seller	ekme(k)chí (t.) m.	139430
solid	ekmeklí (t.) adj.	139440
bread basket	ekmeklik (t.) m.	139450
echo	eko m.	139460
tuition fees	ekolaje m.	139470
economic; economical	ekonómiko adj.	139480
economics, economics theory; saving	ekonomía f.	139490
financially; economically	ekonomikamente adv.	139520
economic; economical	ekonómiko adj.	139530
thrifty, stingy	ekonomiozo adj.	139540
economist	ekonomista/o m.	139550
economical	ekonomizado adj.	139555
to save; to skimp	ekonomizar v.	139560
property manager	ekónomo m.	139580
monitor, screen	ekrán (fr.) m.	139585
depression; crushing	ekrazamiento (fr.) m.	139590
crucial	ekrazante adj.	139595
to oppress; to crush	ekrazar (fr.) v.	139600
	ekrudeniar cf. eskrudenyar	139610
ex-	eks-	139615
excess, exceptional	eksedente adj.	139620
excellence, advantage, integrity	ekselensia f.	139630
excellent, fine	ekselente adj.	139650
eccentric	ekséntriko adj.	139660
eccentricity	eksentrisidad f.	139670
exclusion; exceptional	eksepsión f.	139680
exceptional	eksepsional adj.	139690
	eksepsionel (fr.) cf. eksepsional	139700
exempt, released	ekseptado adj.	139710
to exclude, to exempt, to release	ekseptar v.	139720
except for, other than	eksepto adv.	139730
excessively, too much, in exaggeration	eksesivamente adv.	139740
excessive, too much; unrestrained, extreme	eksesivo adj.	139750
exaggeration, extremism; surplus, abundance, excess	ekseso m.	139760
	eksiedra cf. estiedra	139770
	eksiedro cf. estiedro	139780
lack	eksik (t.) m.	139790
it is possible to live even without it, its lack is not noticeable, it is better not to be	eksik olsún (t.)	139800
enthusiastic, excited, irritated	eksitado adj.	139810
stimulating	eksitador/dera n.	139820
stimulating; annoying	eksitante adj.	139830
to excite, to electrify, to stimulate	eksitar v.	139840
to get excited	eksitarse v. refl.	139850
excitement, enthusiasm, feverishness	eksitasión f.	139860
	[eksk... cf. también esk...]	139870
deported, excluded	ekskluido adj.	139880
to exclude	ekskluir v.	139890
only, exclusively	ekskluzivamente adv.	139900
exclusivity	ekskluzividad f.	139910
uniqueness	ekskluzivismo m.	139920
who has a prejudice	ekskluzivista n.	139930
exclusive	ekskluzivo adj.	139940
exclusion	ekskluzión f.	139950
excluding	ekskluzo adj.	139960
hiker	ekskursionista n.	139970
trip, journey, tour	ekskursión/zión f.	139980
	ekskurziante cf. ekskursionista	139990
	ekskuzar cf. eskuzar	140000
which can be spread/expanded	ekspansivle adj.	140010
expansive	ekspansivo adj.	140020
spread, expansion	ekspansión f.	140030
to exile from his country/homeland	ekspatriar v.	140040
to exile from his country, to leave the homeland, to be uprooted from his homeland	ekspatriarse v. refl.	140050
exile, displacement from the homeland	ekspatriasión f.	140060
to send; to hurry up	ekspedir v.	140070
delegation; shipping	ekspedisión f.	140080
sender, forwarder	ekspeditor m.	140090
observer	ekspektador/dera n.	140100
expectation (based on hopes/ promises/calculations)	ekspektiva f.	140110
	eksperiensa/sia cf. esperiensa	140120
experienced expert	eksperimentado adj.	140130
experimenter	eksperimentador/dera n.	140140
experimental	eksperimental adj.	140150
experimentally	eksperimentalmente adv.	140160
to test, to conduct an experiment; To experience, to feel	eksperimentar v.	140170
to experiment, to specialize	eksperimentarse v. refl.	140180
experiment	eksperimento m.	140190
expert examination, assessment	ekspertiza f.	140200
to check by an expert test	ekspertizar v.	140210
expert, authoritative; experienced	eksperto/ekspert m. & adj.	140220
to serve his sentence	ekspiar v.	140230
atonement, serving a sentence	ekspiasión f.	140240
to die, to perish; to be finished	ekspirar v.	140250
end; dying	ekspirasión f.	140260
	eksplikador cf. esplikador	140270
	eksplikar/se cf. esplikar/se	140280
	eksplikasión cf. esplikasión	140290
	eksplikativo cf. esplikativo	140300
	eksplikavle cf. esplikavle	140310
explicit, clear	eksplisito adj.	140320
exploiter	eksploatador m.	140330
to exploit	eksploatar v.	140340
exploitation	eksploatasión f.	140350
to blow up	eksplodar (it.) v.	140360
researcher	eksplorador/dera n.	140370
to investigate, to examine, to test	eksplorar v.	140380
research, inquiry, examination; tour	eksplorasión f.	140390
to explode	eksplozar v.	140400
explosion	eksplozión f.	140410
explosive	eksplozivo adj. & m.	140420
representor, symbolizing;	eksponente m.	140430
	eksponer v.	140440
to introduce himself, to expose himself	eksponerse v. refl.	140450
	eksport/o cf. esportasión	140460
	eksportador cf. esportador	140470
	eksportar cf. esportar	140480
	eksportasión cf. esportasión	140490
exposed, shown	ekspozado adj.	140500
to display	ekspozar (fr.) v.	140510
to introduce himself	ekspozarse (fr.) v. refl.	140520
	ekspozé (fr.) cf. ekspozisión	140530
showing; explaining	ekspozidor m.	140540
exhibition, display; presentation	ekspozisión f.	140550
intentionally	ekspré (fr.) adv.	140560
fast train, urgent service	ekspres/o m.	140570
explicitly, clearly	ekspresamente adv.	140580
to pronounced, to express	ekspresar v.	140590
expressive, impressive, energetic	ekspresivo adj.	140600
expression	ekspresión f.	140610
expressed; explicit, clear	ekspreso adj.	140620
to formulate, to express, to express an idea	eksprimir v.	140630
to express oneself, to formulate	eksprimirse v. refl.	140640
expropriated, confiscated	ekspropriado adj.	140650
expropriator, confiscator	ekspropriador m.	140660
to expropriate, to confiscar	ekspropriar v.	140670
expropriation, confiscation	ekspropriasión f.	140680
shown, exposed	ekspuesto adj.	140690
expelled	ekspulsado/zado adj.	140700
to deport, to exile	ekspulsar/zar v.	140710
exile	ekspulsión/zión f.	140720
ecstasy	ekstaz/is m.	140730
to marvel, to get excited	ekstaziarse v. refl.	140740
external	eksterior adj.	140750
outside	eksterior m.	140760
exterior	eksterioridad f.	140800
externalize, show/express/demonstrate outwardly	eksteriorizar v.	140810
externalization	eksteriorizasión f.	140820
externally	eksteriormente adv.	140830
extraterritoriality	eksteritorialidad (fr.) f.	140840
destroyed	eksterminado adj.	140850
destroyer, corruptor	eksterminador/dera n.	140860
to destroy, to exterminate	eksterminar v.	140870
extermination	eksterminasión f.	140880
	eksterminio cf. eksterminasión	140890
external	eksterno adj.	140900
extortion	ekstorsión f.	140910
special, best, supplement	ekstra adj.	140920
addition, which deviates from the regular habits; auxiliary force that is mobilized for special circumstances	ekstra m.	140930
extradition	ekstradisión f.	140940
to take out; to uproot	ekstraer v.	140950
extraction	ekstraksión f.	140960
abstract; extract	ekstrakto m.	140970
unusual, great, impressive, exceptional, wonderful	ekstraordinario adj.	140980
	ekstrato cf. ekstrakto	140990
eccentricity, strangeness, eccentric behavior	ekstravagansia f.	141000
strange, strange, unusual, strange	ekstravagante adj.	141010
drastically	ekstremamente adv.	141020
end; peak; limbs	ekstremidad/ekstremitá f.	141030
extremism	ekstremismo m.	141050
an extremist, a jealous	ekstremista m.	141060
extreme, last; enormous, immense	ekstremo adj.	141070
Equator	ekuador m.	141080
	ekuator cf. ekuador	141085
	ekvilibrado cf. ekilibrado	141090
	ekvilibrar cf. ekilibrar	141100
	ekvilibrio cf. ekilibro	141110
	ekvivalente cf. ekivalente	141120
	ekvivalensia cf. ekivalensia	141130
	ekvivaler cf. ekivaler	141140
he	el pr. pers.	141150
God	El (ebr.) m.	141160
the	el/la; (pl.) los/las	141180
which, that-, that which-, those that-	el ke/la ke, los kualos/las kualas pron.	141190
to process	elaborar v.	141200
processing	elaborasión f.	141210
immediately, at this moment	elán (t.) adv.	141220
Ahh! Alas!	elás! (fr.) interj.	141230
flexible, elastic	elástiko adj.	141240
flexibility, elasticity	elastisidad f.	141250
deity	elaut (ebr.) f.	141255
Alas! Woe to us!	elayá!/élaya! iterj.	141260
for sure	elbet (t.) adv.	141270
insult	elbón (ebr.) m.	141280
ambassador	elchí (t.) m.	141290
elephant	elefante m.	141300
elegance	elegansa f.	141310
	elegansia cf. elegansa	141320
elegant	elegante adj.	141330
elegantly	elegantemente adv.	141340
	eleueante cf. elegante	141350
elegy, lament	elejía f.	141360
selected	elejido adj.	141370
to select	elejir v.	141380
eligible to choose, worthy to choose	elejivle adj.	141390
elections	eleksión f.	141400
to elect	elektar v.	141405
elector	elektor m.	141408
electricity	elektrichita (it.) f.	141420
to electrify	elektrifikar v.	141430
	elektrik (fr.) adj. cf. eléktriko	141440
electricity	elektrik (t.) m.	141450
electricity; light	elektrika (serb.-cro.) f.	141460
electrically	elektrikamente adv.	141470
	elektrikchí cf. eletrisiano	141480
electric	eléktriko adj.	141490
electrification	elektrifikasión f.	141500
	elektrisidad cf. eletrisitá	141510
	elektrisitá cf. eletrisitá	141520
electrification	elektrizasión f.	141530
elective	elektivo adj.	141540
voter, elector	elektor m.	141550
electoral	elektoral adj.	141560
voter, elector	elektriche (it.) f.	141570
	elektrisien (fr.) cf. eletrisiano	141580
electrified	elektrizado adj.	141590
to electrify	elektrizar v.	141600
electrodynamics	elektrodinámika f.	141610
electrodynamic	elektrodinámiko adj.	141620
electromechanics	elektromekánika f.	141630
electromechanic	elektromekániko m.& adj.	141640
electromotor	elektromotor m.	141650
electrotechnics	elektroteknika f.	141660
electrotechnical, electrotechnical engineer	elektotekniko adj. & m.	141670
electrotherapy	elektroterapia f.	141680
"selected coal" - a nickname for inferior people, who are dangerous to stay in their company	elemé kyimúr (t.)	141690
	elementar cf. elementario	141700
elementary	elementario adj.	141710
element	elemento m.	141720
Hellenic, Greek	eléniko adj.	141740
Hellenism	elenismo m.	141750
slightly long	elenguito adj.	141760
long (said on garment)	elenguo adj.	141770
length	elenguor m.	141780
length	elengura f.	141790
alphabetical list, list of names, casting	elenko m.	141800
Hellenic, Greek	eleno m.	141810
electrician	eletrisiano m.	141820
electricity	eletrisitá f.	141830
high, elevated, exalted; grown up, educated	elevado adj.	141850
to raise, to elevate; to raise, to train, to educate	elevar v.	141870
to raise up, to be elevated	elevarse v. refl.	141875
elevation, raising; rising	elevasión f.	141880
pupil	elevo (fr.) m.	141890
later	elguego adv.	141900
tongue	elguenga/eluenga f.	141910
extension, added piece to extend (garment, rug)	elguengadura f.	141960
to extend (pants, skirt)	elguengar v.	141970
small tongue; nickname for slander, libel	elguengezika f.	141980
too long, tedious, boring	elguengeziko adj.	141990
slightly long	elguengito adj.	142000
long; far away	elguengo adj.	142010
length; excess length	elguengor m.	142030
length, the dimension of length	elguengura f.	142040
	elijir cf. elejir	142050
removed, eliminated	eliminado adj.	142060
to remove; to send away; to eliminate	eliminar v.	142070
removal, disposal; elimination	eliminasión f.	142080
ellipse	elipsa/elipse f.	142090
an apple	elmá (t.) f.	142110
diamond	elmaz (t.) m.	142120
daughter-in-law	elmuera f.	142130
	elogo cf. luego	142140
praise, glory	elojio m.	142150
	elokente cf. elokuente	142155
the art of speech, talkativeness, fluency	elokuensa/elokuensia f.	142160
talkative, eloquent, clear-tongued	elokuente adj.	142170
	Elul (ebr.) m.	142180
firefighters' strengthening calls - a nickname for hard work done with enthusiasm	elyamo yalesa!	142190
also	em adv.	142200
	emable (fr.) cf. amable	142210
enamel, glaze	email (fr.) m.	142220
to emanate	emanar v.	142230
emanation	emanasión f.	142240
emancipated	emansipado adj.	142250
emancipation	emansipasión f.	142260
to emancipate	emansipar v.	142270
to be emancipated, to become free	emansiparse v. refl.	142280
tempted, deceived	embabukado adj.	142290
deceptive, seductive, deceiver	embabukador m.& adj.	142300
deceiving	embabukamiento m.	142310
to deceive	embabukar v.	142320
to deceive himself	embabukarse v. refl.	142330
illusion, self-deception	embabuko m.	142340
saturated, impregnated; full of bitterness/torment/melancholy	embafado adj.	142350
to fill/be filled with resentment/bitterness	embafar v.	142360
hatred, resentment; bitterness of heart, sorrow of heart	embafo m.	142370
packaging, packaging material	embalaje m.	142380
to pack, to wrap; to speed up	embalar v.	142390
to get angry, to panic, to run amok; to lose all desire	embalarse v. refl.	142410
embalmed; perfumed	embalsamado adj.	142420
embalming; perfuming	embalsamadura f.	142430
to embalm; to perfume	embalsamar v.	142440
	embanderar cf. embandierar	142450
to wave flags, to decorate with flags	embandierar v.	142460
washed, dip in	embanyado adj.	142470
bathing the dead	embanyador/dera n.	142490
washing of the dead	embanyadura f.	142500
to bathe, to dip; to bathe the dead	embanyar v.	142510
to bathe, to wash oneself, to dip	embanyarse v. refl.	142520
to shuffle (the cards deck)	embarajar v.	142530
complicated	embaraniado adj.	142540
to complicate, to confuse, to mix, to ruffle (hair)	embaraniar v.	142560
to become entangled, to get mixed up	embaraniarse v. refl.	142570
pregnant	embarasada adj.	142575
complicated, confused; busy; loaded, compressed	embarasado adj.	142580
cluttered, "Messy"	embarasador adj.	142585
to harass, to interfere, to cause obstacles; to sadden, to depress	embarasar v.	142590
bothered, embarrassed	embarasarse v. refl.	142610
disorder, "mess"	embarasatina f.	142615
obstacle, stoppage; a scrap; embarrassment	embaraso m.	142630
to reduce, to cheapen	embarateser v.	142650
to puncture, to perforate; to tire by his chatter ("Makes a hole in your head")	embarenar v.	142655
embargo	embargo m.	142660
boarding a ship/plane	embarkamiento m.	142670
to get on a ship/plane	embarkar v.	142680
to sail	embarkarse v.	142690
boarding a ship/plane	embarko m.	142700
eraser	embarrador m.	142710
becoming dirty in mud	embarramiento m.	142720
to make dirty in mud	embarrar (1) v.	142730
to erase, to delete, to undo	embarrar (2) (fr.) v.	142740
to become dirty in mud	embarrarse v. refl.	142750
erasure, deletion; ink stain, stain on letter or printed matter; blurred memory	embarro m.	142755
gambling, betting	embas (t.) m.	142790
	embasada cf. embashada	142800
	embasador cf. embashador	142810
embassy	embashada f.	142820
ambassador	embashador/dera n.	142830
on the ground, down	embasho adv.	142840
planked, plated, rolled (metal), folded	embastado adj.	142870
mattresses beater	embastador m.	142880
to plank, to roll (steel), to fold; to build	embastar v.	142890
to flog	embastonar v.	142900
stained, dirty, filthy	embatakado adj.	142920
to soil, to make dirty, to pollute, to stain	embatakar (t.) v.	142930
to pee in his pants; to get dirty	embatakarse (t.) v. refl.	142940
dirt	embatakatina (t.) f.	142945
sea breeze	embate m.	142950
to get upset	embatiriarse (t.) v.	142960
to deceive	embavukar v.	142970
to make sticky (honey or candy)	embelar v.	142980
immersed in, engaged in, concentrated in (work)	embelekado adj.	142990
to employ; to entice, to coax; to deceive	embelekar/likar v.	143000
to pass the time, to have fun; to take care of trivial things; to immerse yourself in, to engage in	embelekarse v. refl.	143010
unimportant occupation; worrying about trivial things; hobby	embeleko m.	143020
to bray, to groan; speak rudely/insultingly	emberrar v.	143030
braying	emberro m.	143040
to pump, to absorb, to swallow,; to suffer, to feel insulted, to feel tired	embever v.	143050
to be absorbed	embeverse v. refl.	143060
to amuse, to joke	embeveser v.	143070
to have fun	embeveserse refl.	143080
amused; contemplative	embevesido adj.	143090
entertainment	embevesimiento m.	143100
soaked; tired of objections and insults	embevido adj.	143105
	embezar/se cf. ambezar/se	143110
	embiada cf. embío	143120
messenger	embiado m.	143130
sender	embiador/dera n.	143140
	embiadura cf. embío	143150
shipping	embiamiento m.	143160
	embiante cf. embiador	143165
to send, to launch	embiar v.	143170
in a card game: to assume a larger amount of money	embidar v.	143185
passion, desire; jealousy	embidia f.	143190
to envy, to covet	embidiar v.	143200
jealous; desiring	embidiozo adj.	143210
to dress (wound) (in a bandage/plaster)	embilmar v.	143220
to ride, to mount a beast	embinar (t.) v. embinar a kavayo	143230
shipping	embío m.	143240
covered with diamonds; brilliant	embirlantado adj.	143250
to cover with diamonds; to glorify and elevate a workplace	embirlantar v.	143255
	embirlanteado cf. embirlantado	143257
	embirlantear cf. embirlantar	143258
angry	embirrado (port.) adj.	143260
to be angry; to get angry	embirrar/se (port.) v.	143270
to be widowed	embivdar v.	143280
in a game: an amount that the player adds to his participation (guarantee)	embit m.	143290
to do work in a fast, negligent and bad way	emblahar v.	143295
to soften	emblandeser v.	143300
to become soft	emblandeserse v. refl.	143310
to whiten, to make white	emblankeser v.	143320
to become white	emblankeserse v. refl.	143330
to bathe (mocking form)	emblanyarse v. refl.	143340
bleaching	emblankesimiento m.	143350
who is on the eve of his canopy	embodado adj.	143360
to organize a wedding; to take part in the wedding	embodar v.	143370
flying	embolado adj.	143380
to put in his pocket, to slip into his pocket; to make pleats in a skirt/dress	embolsar v.	143390
income; fold in garment; wrinkle in garment	embolso m.	143400
to immerse in; to wrap; to complicate, to confuse	embolver v.	143410
to immerse in, to immerse himself in ..; to get dirty	embolverse v. refl.	143420
immersed in, deeply immersed (at work); complicated; worried	embolvido adj.	143430
complication, confusion	embolvimiento m.	143435
to impregnate	embombar v.	143440
to be absorbed	embombarse v. refl.	143450
drunkenness	emborrachadero m.	143460
drunk	emborrachado adj.	143470
drunkenness, intoxication	emborrachamiento m.	143480
to intoxicate	emborrachar v.	143490
to get drunk	emborracharse v. refl.	143500
	emborujar cf. emburujar	143510
to complicate, to make knots	emborunyar v.	143520
buttoning, fastening, zipping	embotonadura f.	143530
fasten, to button	embotonar v.	143540
to be buttoned	embotonarse v. refl.	143550
shocked, stunned	embovado/da adj.	143560
to stupefy	embovar v.	143570
to stay stunned	embovarse v.	143575
to stupefy	emboveser v.	143580
to be stupefied	emboveserse v. refl.	143590
dumb	embovesido adj.	143600
female	embra f.	143620
to prepare himself/to stock up/to pack his belongings for the trip	embragar v.	143630
	embralgar cf. embragar	143640
a type of fish	embrena f.	143650
to enchant, to excite, to make happy, to cause aesthetic pleasure	embrenear (t.) v.	143660
to be enthusiastic, to be enchanted	embrenearse (t.) v. refl.	143670
to intoxicate	embriagar v.	143680
drunkenness	embriagés f.	143690
drunk, greedy and drunk	embriago adj.	143700
to restrain	embridar v.	143710
fascinated	embrineado adj.	143715
to charm	embrinear v.	143720
to be enchanted	embrinearse v. refl.	143740
fetus	embrión m.	143750
fetal	embrional adj.	143760
complicated; confused; fuzzy; completely bothered and immersed in problems and troubles	embroliado adj.	143770
one who causes turmoil and disorder	embroliador/dera n.	143780
tangle, mess	embroliamento m.	143790
to confuse, to complicate, to mix; to confuse the mind of, to disturb the serenity of	embroliar v.	143800
to become confused; to immerse yourself in, to dedicate to; to deal with nonsense as if it were important	embroliarse/embrolarse v. refl.	143810
tangle, entanglement, confusion; hallucination, false imagination; anxiety, worry, embarrassment	embrolio/embrolo m.	143820
confusing, fishing in murky water, intriguing	embrolión m.	143840
angry	embronchado (it.) adj.	143850
to get angry	embroncharse (it.) v. refl.	143860
	embronio cf. embrolio	143870
confused, twisted, wrapped	embrujado adj.	143880
cheater	embrujador m.	143910
	embrujar cf. emburujar	143920
to be confused, to be twisted around	embrujarse v. refl.	143930
	embrujo cf. emburujo	143950
to brown, to tan	embruneser v.	143960
to be browned, to get a tan	embruneserse v. refl.	143970
to make ugly	embruteser v.	143980
to become ugly	embruteserse v. refl.	143990
ugly	embrutesido adj.	144000
	embubakar cf. embabukar	144010
to insert the mouth of the funnel into the vessel	embudar v.	144020
funnel	embudo m.	144030
wrapped; wrapped in warm clothes	embuelto adj.	144050
	embuelver cf. embolver	144080
	embuelvido cf. embolvido	144090
	embuelvimiento cf. embolivmiento	144100
a veiled Muslim woman	embulada (t.) f.	144110
veiled, covered with a veil	embulada (t.) adj.	144115
to be covered with a veil	embularse (t.) v. refl.	144120
face, figure, appearance	embultura f.	144130
sour face, offended	emburado adj.	144140
to turn sour face, to get angry	emburarse v. refl.	144160
ugliness, corrupting beauty	emburtesimiento m.	144170
wrapped	emburujado adj.	144180
wrapping, packaging	emburujamiento m.	144190
to twist; to distort things, to speak in a confused way; to wrap, to pack; to deceive; to disappoint; to cause a quarrel	emburujar v.	144200
to wriggle; to wrap up, to curl up	emburujarse v. refl.	144220
packing; torsion	emburujo m.	144230
fattened, copious, saturated; a person whom certain ideas were instilled in him	embutido adj.	144240
fattening; saturation	embutimiento m.	144260
to fill, to fatten, to feed, to saturate; to inject certain ideas/arguments into the head	embutir v.	144270
to fill up, to get fat	embutirse v. refl.	144280
barely, immediately	emen (t.) adv.	144290
truth	emet (ebr.) f.	144310
who emigrated	emigrado adj.	144320
immigrant	emigrante n.	144330
to immigrate	emigrar v.	144340
immigration	emigrasión f.	144350
eminence	eminensia f.	144360
eminent	eminente adj.	144380
order, ordinance	emir (t.) m.	144400
to get angry	emirrarse (port.) v. refl.	144420
messenger, courier	emisario m.	144430
hemispheric	emisferiko adj.	144440
hemisphere	emisfero m.	144450
expenditure, issuance, issue; emission; broadcast	emisión f.	144460
	emitar cf. imitar	144470
to issue securities	emitir v.	144475
bleeding, hemorrhage	emorajía f.	144480
emotion, thrill, excitement	emosión f.	144490
excited	emosionado adj.	144510
exciting, touching	emosionante adj.	144520
to excite, to touch the heart	emosionar v.	144530
to get excited	emosionarse v. refl.	144540
to cause satiety after eating high-fat foods	empachar v.	144550
to feel full after eating fatty foods	empacharse v. refl.	144560
bottle in a straw basket	empajada f.	144570
(made from a batter of) straw and hay, in no order; compressed	empajado adj.	144580
doing wickerwork, straw weaver (baskets, furniture); stuffing (with straw) skins of animals	empajador/dera n.	144590
to confuse; to upholster with straw, to surround/to cover with straw; to stuff skins of animals	empajar v.	144600
obstacle, stop, malfunction	empajo m.	144610
to pack	empakar v.	144620
packed	empaketado adj.	144630
to pack	empaketar v.	144640
impaled	empalado adj.	144650
impale	empalar v.	144660
to harden, to become stiff, to insist; to become cold and alienated	empalarse v. refl.	144670
to diaper a baby well after rubbing his body (to warm up, or to fix a sprain)	empaldar v.	144680
to become/turn pale	empaler v.	144690
clumsy	empalukado adj.	144700
to become clumsy	empalukarse v. refl.	144710
stuffed pastry	empanada f.	144720
covered with bread crumbs	empanado adj.	144730
dark, dull, steamy	empanyado adj.	144740
dimming, darkening	empanyadura f.	144760
to fade, to darken, to dim	empanyar v.	144770
to dim, to darken	empanyarse v. refl.	144780
a layer of steam that dims the shine	empanyo m.	144790
soaked with liquid, swollen with liquids, very wet, saturated; fattened	empapado adj.	144800
to fill to overflow, to soak with water	empapar v.	144820
to get wet, to absorb fluids; to gorge; to dive into a theme	empaparse v. refl.	144840
wrapped in paper	empapelado adj.	144860
to cover/to wrap in paper	empapelar v.	144870
fattened; liquid soaked, saturated	empapushado adj.	144900
to fatten, to feed	empapushar v.	144910
to fatten oneself; to absorb liquids	empapusharse v. refl.	144920
	emparentado cf. aparientado	144930
	emparentar cf. aparientar	144940
in the past, some time ago	empasadas adv.	144950
full of dough, plump, fattened	empastado adj.	144960
to fatten, to fill with dough, to turn into a dough	empastar v.	144970
to fatten oneself, to become fatter	empastarse v. refl.	144980
empathy	empatía f.	144985
acquisition, takeover, owner behavior	empatronamiento m.	144990
to control	empatronar v.	145000
to take over, to acquire for oneself, to seize (without right)	empatronarse v. refl.	145010
astonished, stunned; frozen from cold	empazmado adj.	145020
to amaze, to stun; to cause wound/swelling/pain	empazmar v.	145030
to be astonished; to get a wound/swelling/pain; to freeze from cold	empazmarse v. refl.	145040
angry, irritated; frozen from cold	empazmeado adj.	145050
to anger, to upset; to freeze	empazmear v.	145060
to get upset, to get angry	empazmearse v. refl.	145070
start	empecho (it.) m.	145080
one who delay/prevent execution	empedidor/dera n.	145090
	empedimiento cf. impedimiento	145100
	empedir cf. impedir	145110
to pave with stones	empedrar v.	145130
	empedrear cf. empedrar	145140
to cover, to wrap in a protective layer	empegar v.	145150
to reduce	empekenyeser v.	145160
to decrease, to become small	empekenyeserse v. refl.	145170
to put in his head	empeletrarse v. refl.	145180
to learn; to instruct	empender v.	145190
mortgaged; who entered into an undertaking, who enslaved part of his property/money/time	empenyado adj.	145200
commitment	empenyamiento m.	145205
to mortgage; to make an effort, to strive	empenyar v.	145210
to enter into a commitment	empenyarse v. refl.	145220
commitment, entry into commitment	empenyo m.	145230
to become worsened, to be aggravated, to become worse; to worsen	empeorar v.	145240
to become worse, to be aggravated	empeorarse v. refl.	145250
which worsened	empeoreado adj.	145260
aggravation, worsening	empeoreamiento m.	145270
to aggravate	empeorear v.	145280
beautified, inflated, rigid, artificial; elevated, steep; stuck in the middle; offended	empepinado adj.	145290
stiff behavior (following a sense of insult)	empepinamiento m.	145300
to swell, to boast, to behave in a feigned way; to toughen following a feeling that his dignity was harme	empepinarse v. refl.	145310
who rose to greatness	empepinivle adj.	145320
	emperador cf. imperator	145330
	emperante cf. imperator	145340
	emperatriza cf. imperatriche	145350
to be lazy	emperezar v.	145360
	emperial cf. imperial	145370
empirically	emperikamente adv.	145380
experimental, empirical; practical (who did not acquire formal education)	empériko adj.	145390
	emperio cf. imperio	145400
empiricism	emperismo m.	145410
covered in pearls; decorated with pearls	emperlado adj.	145420
to cover with pearls; to flood with gestures/gifts	emperlar v.	145430
but, however	empero/emperó conj.	145440
start, beginning	empesamiento m.	145450
beginner, novice	empesante n. & adj.	145460
beginning	empesar m.	145470
to start, to begin	empesar v.	145500
to start, to begin	empesarse v. refl.	145550
start, beginning	empesijo m.	145560
	empésimo cf. empesijo	145620
annoyed, frustrated, upset	empesunyado adj.	145630
to get upset, to get into a murky mood	empesunyarse v. refl.	145640
	empesyunado cf. empesunyado	145650
to choke, to suffocate	empetarse v. refl.	145660
tarred, full of tar	empezado adj.	145670
to cover with tar	empezar v.	145680
	empidimiento cf. impedimiento	145690
	empidir/empedir cf. impedir	145710
sobbing, sighing, moaning	émpido m.	145720
covered with gravel, paved	empiedrado adj.	145730
to cover with gravel, to pave with stone	empiedrar v.	145740
fossilized, hard as stone; stoned	empiedregado adj.	145750
to turn to stone; to stone	empiedregar v.	145760
to be fossilized	empiedregarse v. refl.	145770
servant (in ashop), junior clerk, apprentice	empiegadiko (it.) m.	145780
clerk, employee	empiegado (it.) m.	145790
to hire an employee	empiegar (it.) v.	145830
to go into work, to begin to work; to deal with	empiegarse (it.) v. refl.	145840
employment, profession, occupation, job	empiego (it.) m.	145850
	empieso cf. empesijo	145860
raised, high, steep	empinado adj.	145870
cause to slant, to incline	empinar v.	145880
to tower, to rise, to get stuck, to stand out; to be inclined, to incline	empinarse v. refl.	145890
to get upset	empingarse v. refl.	145900
to fill up with lice	empiojarse v. refl.	145910
	empiojintejarse cf. empiojarse	145920
	empiorear cf. empeorear	145930
	empipinado cf. empepinado	145940
	empipinarse cf. empepinarse	145950
empirical	empíriko adj.	145960
to walk/act with discouraging slowness, to be dragged, to procrastinate	emplakarse v. refl.	145970
stuck	emplantado adj.	145980
to establish, to found; to insert	emplantar v.	145990
frozen	emplasmado adj.	146000
coagulated, frozen, viscous, motionless; astonished, stunned, dumbfounded	emplasmado adj.	146010
to make viscous	emplasmar v.	146020
to congeal, to freeze	emplasmarse v. refl.	146030
glued, non-detachable; slow, procrastinating, idle	emplastado adj.	146040
forced presence (of a tedious person, thing); forcing something unpleasant/undesirable	emplastamiento m.	146060
to plaster (a limb); to force something unpleasant, to force to swallow food/medicine, to force the presence of an unwanted person; to beat, to punch	emplastar v.	146070
to take root, to get stuck; to force himself on	emplastarse v. refl.	146090
bandage; a sticky and soft thing; forced thing; stop, obstacle	emplasto m.	146100
used; employed, employee	empleado adj.	146110
to use -; to employ; to purchase	emplear/eyar v.	146120
use; buying, purchase	empleo/empleyo m.	146130
which was used	emplezado adj.	146140
covered with lice	emplojeado adj.	146150
to cover with lice	emplojear v.	146160
to be covered with lice	emplojearse v. refl.	146170
leaden, lead-like; signed with seal	emplomado adj.	146180
to sign with seal	emplomar v.	146190
	emplorar cf. implorar	146200
covered in feathers	emplumado adj.	146210
to cover with feathers	emplumar v.	146220
to reduce the amount	empokeser v.	146230
limited in quantity	empokesido adj.	146240
reduction, the action of reducing the quantity	empokesimiento m.	146250
to dust, to cover with dust	empolvar/empolvear v.	146260
to be filled with dust	empolvarse/empolvearse v. refl.	146270
dusty	empolvodo adj.	146280
impressive	emponente adj.	146290
to impose, to force	emponer v.	146300
to soil, to pollute	emporkar/emporkeser v.	146320
to get dirty	emporkarse/emporkeserse v. refl.	146330
	emportador cf. importador	146340
	emportante cf. importante	146350
	emportansa cf. importansa	146360
	emportar cf. importar	146370
	emportasión cf. importasión	146380
	emporto cf. importo	146390
taking ownership	emposesamiento m.	146400
to give in hand, to put in the possession of	emposesar v.	146410
to catch, to capture	emposesarse v. refl.	146420
	emposivle cf. imposivle	146430
suffers from abscess; annoyed	empostemado (gr.)adj.	146440
to cause an abscess to apear; annoying with laziness/behavior	empostemar (gr.) v.	146460
to become an abscess; to be filled with annoyance in the face of endless procrastination/indifferent service, etc.	empostemarse (gr.) v. refl.	146470
suffering from a hernia	empotrado adj.	146480
hernia	empotramiento m.	146490
to get a hernia	empotrarse v. refl.	146500
	empovresido cf. emprovesido	146505
bubble, blister, wart	empoya f.	146510
incubation	empoyamiento m.	146520
to swell	empoyarse v. refl.	146530
to become filled with blisters	empoyar v.	146540
	emprechizo cf. imprechizo	146550
mortgaged	emprendado adj.	146560
to mortgage, to give a mortgage	emprendar v.	146570
the mortgagor; who lends in a pawn	emprendeador/dera n.	146580
	emprendear cf. emprendar	146590
to learn	emprender v.	146600
to compress	emprensar v.	146610
to impregnate	emprenyar v.	146620
to become pregnant	emprenyarse v.	146621
lent	emprestado adj.	146630
landlord, lender	emprestador/dera n.	146650
to lend; to borrow	emprestar v.	146660
to borrow	emprestarse v. refl.	146670
	emprestido cf. empréstimo	146675
loan, lender; lending	empréstimo m.	146680
loan	empresto m.	146690
to blacken, to tan; to vote against someone by throwing a black ball to the ballot box	empreteser v.	146700
to get a tan	empreteserse v. refl.	146710
tanned, brown	empretesido adj.	146720
blackening, browning; ugliness, corrupting beauty	empretesimiento m.	146730
enterprise, business, initiative	empreza (it.) f.	146740
prisoner	emprezado m.	146750
to imprison	emprezar v.	146760
forgiveness	emprezentamiento m.	146765
to submit; to give a gift; to forgive	emprezentar v.	146770
to dedicate to, to devote his efforts to	emprezentarse v. refl.	146800
in prison	emprezo adv.	146810
initially, first of all	emprimero adv.	146840
	emprimería cf. imprimería	146850
	emprimido cf. imprimido	146860
	emprimidor cf. imprimidor	146870
	emprimir cf. imprimir	146880
	empriza cf. empreza	146890
	emprovekar cf. emproveser	146900
to impoverish; to become poor	emproveser v.	146910
to become poor	emproveserse v. refl.	146920
impoverished	emprovesido adj.	146930
impoverishment	emprovesimiento m.	146940
	empuesto cf. impuesto	146950
push; urge	empushamiento m.	146960
remote	empushado adj.	146970
to repel, to push; to dismiss	empushar v.	146990
push	empusho m.	147000
born in the same city	emsherí (t.) m.	147030
effort to equalize with	emulasión f.	147040
faith, trust	emuná (ebr.) f.	147050
signature, stamp	emzá (t.) f.	147060
to sign	emzaladear (t.) v.	147070
in, within	en prep.	147080
wet, immersed, flooded	enadado adj.	147090
to swim	enadar v.	147110
finally	enáiti (t.) adv.	147130
tall, elevated	enalsado adj.	147140
to raise, to lift	enalsar v.	147150
to raise, to lift	enalteser v.	147160
be raised, to be arrogant	enalteserse v. refl.	147170
raised, elevated	enaltesido adj.	147180
ascension, rising; stronghold	enaltesimiento m.	147190
in height	enalto adv.	147200
to starve	enambreser v.	147225
to starve, to starve for bread	enambreserse v. refl.	147227
in love; lover	enamorado adj. & m.	147230
falling in love	enamoramiento m.	147240
to make love, to woo	enamorar v.	147250
to fall in love; to admire, to be fascinated by someone	enamorarse v. refl.	147270
	enano cf. nano	147280
before	enantes adv.	147290
to fill/to cover with sand/gravel	enarenar v.	147300
arched	enarkado adj.	147310
to arch	enarkar v.	147320
free of charge; in vain	enbaldes adv.	147330
to decorate with flags	enbandierar v.	147340
to grease with oil	enbarar v.	147350
covered with mud	enbarrado adj.	147360
downstairs, on the ground, on the floor	enbasho adv.	147370
	enbatakar cf. embatakar	147390
juniper (plant)	enebro m.	147400
to stand face to face	enbatirse v. refl.	147410
to water, give to drink	enbevdar v.	147420
to become saturated, to get drunk	enbevdarse v. refl.	147430
	enbiar cf. embiar	147440
	enbidia cf. embidia	147450
	enbinear (t.) cf. binear	147460
	enbirrado (port.) cf. embirrado	147470
	enbinear (t.) cf. binear	147480
to cause widowhood	enbivdar v.	147490
to be widowed	enbivdarse v. refl.	147495
	enblankear cf. blankear	147500
	enblankeser cf. blankeser	147505
bundle; printed page	enboltero m.	147510
	enbolver cf. embolver	147520
Goodbye!	enbonora! interj.	147530
farewell blessing	enbonora f.	147565
plant name; the musk perfume extracted from it	enborbuy (t.) m.	147570
suddenly, unexpectedly	enbreve adv.	147580
in brief	enbreve prep.	147600
blessing: "at a good time"	enbuenoras f.	147610
goiter (swollen crop); nerve junction	enchadizo m.	147620
	enchampar cf. enkampar	147630
semi-baked, not baked enough; fossilized	enchantado adj.	147640
to semi-bake; to fossilize	enchantar v.	147650
to be fossilized	enchantarse v. refl.	147660
to waste	enchapar v.	147670
glory, grandeur, splendor	enchasión f.	147680
to be diminished, to be decreased, to grow smaller	enchikeserse v. refl.	147690
to reduce, to minimize	enchikeser v.	147700
reduced, minimized	enchikesido adj.	147710
diminution, reduction, minimization	enchikesimiento m.	147720
	enchimiento cf. inchimiento	147730
	enchir cf. inchir	147740
wet to the bone	enchorreado adj.	147750
to rinse, to flood	enchorrear v.	147760
to become wet to the bone	enchorrearse v. refl.	147770
dirty, dirty in mud	enchulado (t.) adj	147800
to make dirty in mud	enchular (t.) v.	147810
to get dirty in mud	enchularse (t.) v. refl.	147820
to shrink	enchurkar v.	147830
to shrink	enchurkarse v. refl.	147840
to flow, to rinse	enchurrear v.	147850
	enchusa cf. anchusa	147855
just now, now from now on	endagora adv.	147860
right now	endagorika adv.	147870
	endangora cf. endagora	147880
	endangorika cf. endagorika	147890
	ende cf. ande	147900
lament	endecha f.	147910
mourner	endechador/dera n.	147920
lamentations	endechadura f.	147930
to lament	endechar/endichar v.	147940
hesitancy, hesitation, indecision	endechizión (it.) f.	147950
hesitant	endechizo (it.) adj.	147960
disgruntled, full of bitterness	endeflado adj.	147970
cause bitterness, to sadden	endeflar v.	147980
to be filled with bitterness, to feel bitterness, to be saddened by the sight of injustice	endeflarse v. refl.	147990
descendant of, creation of	endejentrado adj.	148000
pit, excavation; trap	endek (t.) m.	148010
onwards	endelantre/endelante adv.	148020
delicate	endelikado adj.	148050
in addition to	endemas adv.	148060
a moment ago	endenantes adv.	148070
to agree, to consent	endenyar/endenyarse v./v. refl.	148080
	endependensia cf. independensia	148090
	endependiente cf. independente	148100
straightened, restored to his status	enderechado adj.	148110
corrector, rectifier	enderechador/dera n. & adj.	148120
straightening; rehabilitation, back to previous status	enderechadura f.	148130
correction, straightening	enderechamiento m.	148140
to straighten, to repair, to renovate, to erect, to reposition; to turn right	enderechar v.	148150
to straighten up, to stand up straight; to rehabilitate his status; to return to the beneficiary	enderecharse v. refl.	148160
directly	enderecho adv.	148190
as usual	enderechura adv.	148220
besides, in addition, not only that	endesparte adv.	148230
to wrap ; to talk without stopping without saying a point	endevanar v.	148240
to be twisted around	endevanarse v. refl.	148260
debtor	endevdado adj.	148270
sinking into debt	endevdamiento m.	148330
cause to sink into debt	endevdar v.	148340
to sink into debt	endevdarse v. refl.	148350
fortune teller	endevina f.	148360
fortune teller	endevinador/dera n.	148410
to guess, to predict, to prophesy	endevinar v.	148420
fortune teller	endevino m.	148450
covered with diamonds; has notable advantages	endiamantado adj.	148460
to cover with diamonds; to add notable advantages	endiamantar v.	148470
destructive demon, harmful, corrupt; agile and alert, frantic	endiavlado adj.	148480
to corrupt	endiavlar v.	148490
cracked; destroyed, who lost everything he had	endido adj.	148500
cracking, being burst, being ruptured	endidura f.	148510
to take out tooth (baby)	endientar v.	148520
to stretch over time	endinliar v.	148530
to consider, to give value	endinyar v.	148540
to idolize, to praise	endiozar v.	148550
to slice, to crack, to rupture; to destroy	endir v.	148560
to be cracked; to be destroyed	endirse v. refl.	148570
	endisparte cf. endesparte	148580
feeling unwell	endisposto adj.	148590
to bother, to cause not to feel good	endispozar v.	148600
mild illness, feeling unwell	endispozisión f.	148610
	endispuesto cf. endisposto	148620
garden chicory	endivia f.	148630
riddle	endivinansa/endivina f.	148640
	endivinar cf. endevinar	148650
indescribable	endizivle adj.	148660
to salt the cheese in a thick layer of salt and bury in a clay vessel for fermentation	endjarrar v.	148670
gentle, sensitive, weak	endjelikado adj.	148690
	endjenara (gr.) cf. andjenara	148700
	endjendrar cf. endjentrar	148710
	endjeniador/dera cf. indjeniador/dera	148720
	endjeniadura cf. indjeniadura	148730
	endjeniar cf. indjeniar	148740
	endjeniarse cf. indjeniarse	148750
	endjenio cf. indjenio	148760
	endjeniozidad cf. indjeniozidad	148770
	endjeniozo cf. indjeniozo	148780
who fell to his knees	endjenoyado adj.	148790
to get down on his knees, to humiliate himself, to be humiliated	endjenoyarse v. refl.	148800
pregnancy, conception; procreation, creation; total births in one calving; race	endjentrada f.	148810
descendant of	endjentrado adj.	148820
parent, father	endjentrador m.	148840
to impregnate, to beget, to create	endjentrar v.	148850
hard to digest	endjideado (t.) adj.	148860
to hurt, to cause injustice, to insult, to cause discomfort	endjidear (t.) v.	148870
	endjinara cf. andjenara	148880
made as a tuber, grouped into a tuber	endjoviado adj.	148890
to make into a tuber	endjoviar v.	148900
covered with jewelry	endjoyado adj.	148910
to cover with jewelry; to rejoice, to delight	endjoyar v.	148920
to decorate himself with lots of jewelry, to cover himself with jewelry	endjoyarse v. refl.	148930
together	endjuntos adv.	148940
painful, mourning	endoloriado adj.	148950
to hurt (physically or mentally)	endoloriar v.	148960
painful	endolorido adj.	148970
to harm, to cause damage to, to sabotage	endomajar (fr.) v.	148980
elegantly dressed	endonado adj.	148990
to dress elegantly	endonar v.	149000
to dress elegantly	endonarse v. refl.	149010
elegant dressing up; decoration/jewelry/accessories that make the attire fancy	endono m.	149020
gilded	endorado adj.	149025
	endorada cf. dorada	149030
to gild, to to coat with gold; to decorate, to beautify; to cause happiness and satisfaction	endorar v.	149040
to get rich	endorarse v. refl.	149050
to shrink, to harden (organ in the body); to calm; to divert someone's attention/to numb his senses (to deceive him)	endormeser v.	149060
drowsy, dull, frozen; cheated, who was deceived	endormesido adj.	149070
drowsiness, numbness, apathy	endormesimiento m.	149080
gilding; great "success" (said with irony)	endoro m.	149100
	endriva cf. enriva	149120
	endulcharse cf. endulsarse	149125
enchanted; who received a bribe	endulkado adj.	149130
magician, wizard, sorcerer, whisperer, possessor of spell; gives bribes	endulkador/dera n.	149140
to cast a spell; to bribe	endulkar v.	149150
to make profits from a dubious business	endulkarse v. refl.	149160
spell, magic, swearing	endulko m.	149170
sweetened	endulsado adj.	149180
to sweeten	endulsar v.	149190
to make nice profits	endulsarse v. refl.	149200
suddenly	enduna adv.	149210
to harden	endurar v.	149220
to harden	endurarse v. refl.	149230
to harden, to strengthen	endureser v.	149240
to harden, to get stronger, to become stiff	endureserse v. refl.	149250
rigid, hardened	enduresido adj.	149260
hardening; stubbornness	enduresimiento m.	149270
	endurmeser cf. endormeser	149280
	eneglear cf. englenear	149290
	enemido cf. enemigo	149300
rival wife (in polygamy)	enemiga f.	149305
enemy	enemigo m.	149310
hatred, hostility	enemistad f.	149320
hostile	enemistozo adj.	149330
vigor, ability, energy	enerjía f.	149340
vigorously and energetically	enerjikamente adv.	149350
vigorous, firm, full of power, energetic	enérjiko adj.	149360
January	enero m.	149370
	enervar cf. iniervar	149380
	eneverano cf. enverano	149390
the inevitable	enexoravle (fr.) adj.	149395
a baby who got name	enfadado adj.	149400
naming ceremony for born girl	enfadamiento m.	149410
to give the girl a name; to disgust	enfadar v.	149420
	enfado (1) cf. enfadamiento	149430
disgust	enfado (2) m.	149440
	enfambreser cf. ambreser	149450
floured, covered with flour; hypocrite	enfarinado adj.	149460
to cover with flour; to cover the truth	enfarinar v.	149470
to rust	enfarojintearse v. refl.	149480
diapered; baby's diaper shape	enfashado adj. & m.	149490
diapering	enfashadura f.	149500
to diaper; to wrap up the Tora roll	enfashar v.	149510
baby diapers; diapering	enfasho m.	149520
tired, bored	enfasiado (port.) adj.	149530
boring, tedious	enfasiador/dera (port.) adj.	149540
to bother, to tire, to harass, to bore	enfasiar (port.) v.	149550
to be bored, to get tired	enfasiarse (port.) v. refl.	149560
harassment, hassle, discomfort; boredom	enfasio (port.) m.	149570
boring, tedious	enfasiozo (port.) adj.	149590
	enfastiado cf. enfasiado	149600
	enfastiar cf. enfasiar	149610
	enfastiarse cf. enfasiarse	149620
	enfastio cf. enfasio	149630
	enfastiozo cf. enfasiozo	149640
	enfatigarse cf. fatigarse	149650
to tend kindness to, to support	enfavoreser v.	149660
to bewitch	enfechizar v.	149670
to rotten	enfedeser v.	149680
to stink	enfedeserse v. refl.	149690
putrefaction, decay	enfedesimiento m.	149700
having faith	enfeguziado adj.	149710
to make sick	enfermar v.	149720
weakness, malformation, disease, illness	enfermedad f.	149730
nurse	enfermera/enfermiera f.	149740
clinic	enfermería f.	149750
	enfermidad cf. enfermedad	149760
paramedic	enfermier (fr.) m.	149770
	enfermiera cf. enfermera	149780
sick; exhausted; disabled	enfermo m.	149790
	enferujar cf. farujear/furujentear	149800
who is trusted, worthy of trust	enfeuziado adj.	149805
to trust	enfeuziar v.	149810
to have an absolute trust in support/protection	enfeuziarse v. refl.	149820
to incited a brawl	enfichizar v.	149830
incitement	enfichizo m.	149840
tobacco	enfié (t.) m.	149850
celebrant, celebrating	enfiestado adj.	149860
leaning, trusting in	enfigusiarse v. refl.	149870
fraud	enfilada f.	149880
pearl threading specialist	enfiladera f.	149890
to thread	enfilar v.	149900
to take advantage of the innocence of	enfilarse- enfilársela	149950
full of bitterness, full of anger, very sad	enfilendrado adj.	149960
to cause bitternes grief and sorrow	enfilendrar v.	149970
to sink in black bile, to become depressed	enfilendrarse v. refl.	149980
permeable	enfiltrado adj.	149985
to infiltrate, to penetrate, to permeate	enfiltrar v.	149990
infiltration, penetration	enfiltrasión f.	150000
finally	enfín adv.	150010
to stick	enfinkar v.	150020
to get stuck	enfinkarse v. refl.	150040
to harden	enfirmarse v. refl.	150050
	enfirmedad cf. enfermedad	150060
	enfirmera cf. enfermera	150070
	enfirmería cf. enfermería	150080
paramedic, nurse	enfirmier/miera (fr.) n.	150090
	enfirmo (fr.) cf. enfermo	150100
covered with blisters	enfistolado adj.	150110
to develop dermatitis, to be covered with purulent blisters	enfistolarse v. refl.	150120
	enfitar cf. enfiltrar	150130
	enfiusiarse cf. enfigusiarse	150140
to make thin, to weaken	enflakeser v.	150150
to lose weight	enflakeserse v. refl.	150160
weight loss, weakening	enflakesimiento m.	150170
ignited, burned; whose skin is irritated (inflamed)	enflamado adj.	150180
to ignite, to ignite fire; to excite; to cause inflammation, to irritate the skin	enflamar v.	150190
to catch fire, to burn from heat; to get excited	enflamarse v. refl.	150200
conflagration	enflamasión f.	150210
flammable	enflamavle adj.	150220
to insert an arrow in, to puncture with arrow; to stare angrily	enflechar v.	150230
floral, decorated with a floral printed pattern (fabric, rug)	enflorado adj.	150240
to decorate with flowers	enflorar v.	150250
to bloom; to thrive	enfloreser v.	150260
blooming; prosperous	enfloresido adj.	150270
blooming	enfloresiente adj.	150280
flowering, bloom; prosperity	enfloresimiento m.	150290
to upholster, to add lining (for garment)	enfodrar v.	150300
hanged	enforkado adj.	150310
to hang	enforkar v.	150320
to hang himself; to try to extricate oneself from distress on one's own; desperate suffering due to distress or scarcity	enforkarse v. refl.	150330
quantity inserted into the oven ; oven insertion effort	enfornada f.	150340
act of insertion into the oven; the pastry assembly in the oven	enfornado m.	150350
baker, the worker who works in front of the oven	enfornador/dera n.	150360
baking fees; act of insertion into the oven	enfornadura f.	150370
to put in the oven, to bake	enfornar v.	150380
baking; oven	enforno m.	150390
which has lining; curled up, wrapped in warm clothes	enforrado (port.) adj.	150400
to upholster, to add lining to garment; to insert into the pillowcase; to wrap in warm clothes	enforrar (port.) v.	150410
to wrap in warm clothes, to curl up	enforrarse (port.) v. refl.	150420
lining, lining fabric	enforro m.	150430
to strengthen, to consolidate, to establish	enforteser v.	150440
to become stronger	enforteserse v. refl.	150450
fortified	enfortesido adj.	150460
strengthening, forming, establishing	enfortesimiento m.	150470
who became western/French (ironic)	enfrankeado adj.	150480
to give a western look (ironic)	enfrankear v.	150490
wrinkled, crushed	enfregoneado adj.	150500
to wrinkle, to crush	enfregonear v.	150510
to be wrinkled, to be crushed	enfregonearse v. refl.	150520
restrained	enfrenado adj.	150530
to restrain, to moderate	enfrenar v.	150540
against, in front of, opposite to	enfrente adv.	150550
	enfriar cf. desfriar	150551
pillowcase	enfronia (port.) f.	150650
to insert the pillow into the pillowcase	enfroniar (port.) v.	150660
to give fruit, to bear fruit	enfruteser v.	150670
wrinkled, folded, contracted, shrunken	enfruzido adj.	150680
to wrinkle, to fold, to shrink	enfruzir v.	150690
to shrink, to become shrivelled; to dress up, to prettify oneself	enfruzirse v. refl.	150710
to anger, to upset, to provoke anger	enfureser v.	150720
full of rage, raging	enfuresido adj.	150730
angry, irritated, full of rage, raging	enfuresido adj.	150740
angry, irritated	enfuriado adj.	150750
to anger	enfuriar v.	150760
to get angry, to be filled with rage	enfuriarse v. refl.	150770
to become filled with blisters (by burn, peppery food)	enfushkar (port.) v.	150780
flammable	enflamatorio adj.	150790
compressed	enfuchido adj.	150800
to fill, to compress; to provide in abundance	enfuchir v.	150810
to be compressed	enfuchirse v. refl.	150820
to strengthen	enfuerteser v.	150830
to become stronger	enfuerteserse v. refl.	150840
strengthening; hardening; recovery	enfuertesimiento m.	150850
puffy, swollen	enfushkado (port.) adj.	150860
to sadden, to cause bitterness, to cause black bile	enfyelar v.	150870
to be filled with bitterness, to become sad	enfyelarse v. refl.	150880
bitter	enfyelegado adj.	150890
to embitter	enfyelegar v.	150900
busy, involved, recruited	engajado (fr.) adj.	150910
commitment, engagement; mobilization, recruitment	engajamiento (it.) m.	150920
to recruit, to appoint; to employ; to charge; to give a pledge	engajar (fr.) v.	150930
to commit, to call; to enlist	engajarse (fr.) v. refl.	150950
curved; cunning, malicious; trapped/caught in the hook	enganchado adj.	150960
grimace, facial contortion; wickedness, malice, hostility; a sudden turn in position from an impeccable state to cunning and malice	enganchadura f.	150970
hanging (on hook); cunning behavior	enganchamiento m.	150980
to hang (on a hook); to give a curved shape	enganchar v.	150990
to cling to, to hang on to; to distort his face; to become cunning, malicious, vicious; to harden, to freeze, to lose the ability to move (hand, finger)	engancharse v. refl.	151000
to be infected with gangrene; to aggravate, to reach a worrying and dangerous situation	engangrenarse v. refl.	151020
cheated	enganyado adj.	151025
swindler, thief; hypocrite	enganyador/dera adj.	151030
deception, fraud	enganyamiento m.	151040
	enganyante cf. enganyador	151041
to deceive; to blackmail (to take money fraudulently)	enganyar v.	151050
to deceive himself	enganyarse v. refl.	151080
cheating, deception, fraud; fib, trickery, ploy	enganyo m.	151100
deception	enganyería f.	151120
misleading; cheater	enganyozo adj.	151140
to inlay (gems)	engastar v.	151150
inlaying (gems)	engaste m.	151160
fertilized (chicken)	engayado adj.	151170
annoying	engel (t.) adj.	151190
hassle, annoyance	engelik (t.) m.	151200
enthusiasm	engiimiento m.	151220
to decorate	engirlandar v.	151230
entertainment; chatter	englena (t.) f.	151240
entertainment, amusement	englendjé (t.) m.	151260
entertainment	englendjelik (t.) m.	151280
to entertain, to amuse, to keep someone busy to make him forget worry/pain; to chat, to converse; to suggest someone with false promises	englenear (t.) v.	151290
to have fun, to enjoy, to engage oneself in things that make forget worry/pain; to be delayed, to stop on the way, to idle away, to walk for pleasure	englenearse (t.) v. refl.	151300
to include, to encompass, to contain	englobar v.	151310
to brag, to swell of importance	engloreserse v. refl.	151320
to swallow	englutir v.	151330
to swallow, to eat in a hurry	englutirse v. refl.	151380
to bend	engobar v.	151450
to bend	engobarse v. refl.	151460
fattened	engodrado adj.	151470
to fatten	engodrar v.	151480
to gain weight, to become fatter	engodrarse v. refl.	151490
to fatten, to inflate, to expand	engodreser v.	151500
to gain weight, to swell, to expand	engodreserse v. refl.	151510
fattened	engodresido adj.	151520
fattening, expansion, growth	engodresimiento m.	151530
tire, like rubber	engomado adj.	151540
to coat with rubber, to paste	engomar v.	151550
	engordar cf. engodrar	151560
	engordeser cf. engodreser	151570
annoyed by the pains/fatigue/tension that came down on him	engormado adj.	151580
to cause pain/torment/anguish/tension continuously	engormar v.	151600
to endure anguish, to endure bitterness and irritability	engormarse v. refl.	151610
anger caused by fatigue, anguish, insult	engorme m.	151640
shrunken, bound, bundled	engoviyado adj.	151650
satiated, who ate to satiety	engozar/engozarse v./v. refl.	151660
to set axes	engoznar v.	151670
to grow, to prosper; to raise (a child); to increase, to expand, to multiply, to empower, to exaggerate; to cause prosperity	engrandeser v.	151680
to become wider, to spread; to grow up (he spent his childhood in)	engrandeserse v. refl.	151700
grown, nurtured, developed, matured; promoted, whose status improved	engrandesido adj.	151710
growth, prosperity; raising a child and nurturing him until adulthood	engrandesimiento m.	151720
to oil	engrashar v.	151730
became oily	engrasharse v. refl.	151740
gifted, benefited from the hand of God/from the hands of nature	engrasiado adj.	151750
to tend kindness to, to bestow grace	engrasiar v.	151770
to become likable (also said with irony about someone who exaggerates his desire to be liked)	engrasiarse v. refl.	151790
who suffers from purulent eyes	engrenyado adj.	151800
to suffer from purulent eyes, to emit pus (from the eye)	engrenyar v.	151810
oiled; angry at someone (friend, relative)	engreshado/engresado (fr.) adj.	151820
to lubricate, to lubricate with oil	engreshar/engresar v.	151840
to frown, to rage at someone	engresharse/engresarse v.	151850
oily filth; quarrel, dispute (between close friends)	engresho m.	151860
to flirt, to mess with	engriar v.	151880
joy; flirtation	engriamiento m.	151890
curly	engrido adj.	151900
tends to fall in love fast	engriido adj.	151910
"to warm up",	engriir v.	151920
"to warm up", to excite	engriirse v. refl.	151930
to dishevel (hair)	engrishar v.	151940
	engriyido cf. denegrido	151955
to thicken, to increase; to gain weight, to get fat	engrosar v.	151960
to gain weight, to get fat	engrosarse v. refl.	151965
wholesale sale	engroso m.	151970
crumpled, crushed; who frowns, who expresses displeasure	engrovinyado adj.	152000
to wrinkle, to crush	engrovinyar v.	152010
to be wrinkled, to be crushed; to wrinkle his forehead, to express resentment	engrovinyarse v.	152020
to be wrinkled	engruinyirse v. refl.	152030
	engruvinyar cf. engrovinyar	152040
agreement	enguala f.	152050
bargaining	engualadero m.	152060
bargaining	engualamiento m.	152070
to equalize, to become equal	engualar v.	152080
to bargain; to reach an agreement	engualarse v. refl.	152090
bargaining (negative sense)	engualatina f.	152100
wearing gloves; artificial, beautifying, bowing, flattering	enguantado adj.	152110
to wear gloves; to swell, to beautify, to flatter, to be servile	enguantarse v. refl.	152120
	enguante cf. guante	152130
to lament over the dead, to moan and sob; to ask for something humble and pleading	enguayar v.	152140
vague, in doubt, without precise instructions	engueko adv.	152150
ointment	enguente n.	152160
homemade ointment	enguentiko m.	152170
nimble, alert, clever, cunning, cunningly rescued from unpleasant situations; harmful	enguerkado adj.	152180
cunning, sharpness, agility, cunning; a quick transition from kindness to hostility and doing evil	enguerkamiento m.	152190
to train for agility, cunning, improvisation and sophistication; to cause damage, to cause harm	enguerkar v.	152200
to show agility and improvisational ability; to become hostile and harmful	enguerkarse v. refl.	152210
to spread a bad smell	enguesmear v.	152220
to stink	enguesmearse v. refl.	152230
fattened	engurdurado adj.	152240
to fatten oneself	engurdurarse v. refl.	152250
to cause disgust	enguyar v.	152260
to swallow, to sip	enguyir v.	152270
nausea, disgust	enguyo/enguyos (port.) m.	152280
of cholent (hamin)	enhaminado (ebr.) adj.	152310
to boil egg until it achieve browning; metaphor: to kill	enhaminar (ebr.) v.	152330
to be boiled until browned (egg)	enhaminarse v. refl.	152340
to make into a rag; to give confused explanations, to speak vaguely	enhandrajar v.	152350
wrinkled, made into a rag	enhandrajeado adj.	152360
wrinkled, made into a rag	enhandrajonado adj.	152370
to wrinkle, to make into a rag, to crush	enhandrajon(e)ar v.	152380
to make sick	enhazinar v.	152390
to fall sick (ill)	enhazinarse/enhazinearse v. refl.	152400
to be lazy, to idle away	enharaganearse v. refl.	152410
excommunicated	enharemado (ebr.) adj.	152420
to excommunicate, to cast a spell	enharemar (ebr.) v.	152430
full of worms, eaten by worms	enharientado adj.	152440
to become full of worms	enharientarse v. refl.	152450
	enharimar cf. (ebr.) enharemar	152460
	enharmar (ebr.) cf.enharemar	152470
sick, tends to be sick	enhazineado adj.	152480
to make sick	enhazin(e)ar v.	152490
to fall sick (ill)	enhazin(e)arse v. refl.	152500
	enheremado (ebr.) cf. enharemado	152510
	enheremar (ebr.) cf. enharemar	152520
	eniegar/se cf. niegar/se	152550
	eniervado cf. iniervado	152560
	eniervamiento cf. iniervamiento	152570
	eniervante cf. eniervante	152580
	eniervar cf. iniervar	152590
	eniervarse cf. iniervarse	152600
	eniervo cf. niervo	152610
	eniervozidad cf. iniervozidad	152620
	eniervozo cf. iniervozo	152630
enigma; mystery	enigma f.	152640
mysterious, enigmatic	enigmátiko adj.	152650
to be an enemy, to be hostile	enimigar v.	152660
	enimigo cf. enemigo	152670
	enimistad cf. enemistad	152680
	enimistidad cfenemistad	152690
swarm	enjambre m.	152700
bound	enkachado adj.	152720
binder	enkachador m.	152730
binding, binding cost	enkachadura f.	152740
to bind	enkachar v.	152750
bound, bound in a chain, chained; locked with a lock	enkadenado adj.	152770
binding, tying in a chain; locking with a lock; binding commitment	enkadenamiento m.	152780
to tie, to chain, to combine, to concatenate, to lock with a lock	enkadenar v.	152790
to be tied, to tie himself in a chain; to receive on himself a binding undertaking	enkadenarse v. refl.	152800
to frame, to set in frame, to encompass in frame	enkadrar v.	152810
to upholster/to decorate with wooden beams/floorboards (floor or ceiling)	enkadroniar v.	152820
to get angry, to be filled with rage	enkafurearse (t.) v. refl.	152830
whitewashed, plastered	enkalado adj.	152840
whitewasher, plasterer	enkalador/dera m.	152860
whitewashing; whitewashing fee	enkaladura f.	152870
to whitewash, to plaster	enkalar v.	152880
full, fattened; devout, zealously believing; extreme, excessive	enkalkado adj.	152890
to fill, to fatten	enkalkar v.	152920
to become filled, to fatten oneself	enkalkarse v. refl.	152940
filling, fattening, feeding, stuffing	enkalko m.	152950
whitewashing, plastering	enkalo m.	152960
relaxation	enkalmada f.	152970
to calm	enkalmar v.	152980
to become calm	enkalmarse v. refl.	152990
	enkalmeada cf. enkalmada	153000
	enkalmear cf. enkalmar	153010
	enkalmearse cf. enkalmarse	153020
lying	enkamado adj.	153030
to lay down	enkamar v.	153040
hunchback	enkamburado m.	153050
to grow a hunchback, to become a bent-back; to shrink, to wrap himself up (to protect from the cold)	enkamburarse v. refl.	153060
led, guided; walks straight without deviating, acts wisely and moderately	enkaminado adj.	153070
leading, guiding, leading the way; leads in the straight path	enkaminador/dera m.	153080
conduction, transport	enkaminamiento m.	153090
to lead, to guide, to turn, to lead in the right way	enkaminar v.	153100
trap	enkampada f.	153120
trapped	enkampado adj.	153125
a hunter hiding traps	enkampador m.	153130
hiding trap	enkampamiento m.	153140
to trap	enkampar v.	153150
to fall into trap; to bump into something and fall	enkamparse v. refl.	153160
wrapped in crystalline sugar	enkandeleado adj.	153170
to glaze with crystalline sugar, to make candied fruit	enkandelear v.	153180
being absorbed in a business or interest without the ability to extract	enkandjamiento m.	153190
to be trapped, to be sucked into, to be entangled	enkandjarse v. refl.	153200
to turn gray, to whiten (hair), to get old	enkaneser v.	153210
graying, bleaching, aging	enkanesido adj.	153220
involved in business	enkangayamento m.	153230
to rot, to become ugly	enkangrenar v.	153240
to get tired	enkansarse v. refl.	153250
fascinated, enchanted; astonished, stunned; paralyzed by surprise	enkantado adj.	153260
charming, amazing	enkantador/dera n. & adj.	153280
magic, sorcery; enchantment; amazement, astonishment; anger, rage; apathy	enkantamiento m.	153290
to enchant; to cause wonder; to amaze, to surprise; to paralyze	enkantar v.	153300
to be astonished, to be confused, to lose his head	enkantarse v. refl.	153320
charming	enkantavle adj.	153330
charmingly	enkantavlemente adv.	153335
auction	enkante (1) m.	153340
	enkante (2) cf. enkanto	153355
magic; admiration, enchantment; marvel, amazement	enkanto m.	153360
shutting oneself, separated, secreted	enkantonado adj.	153380
isolation; insulation	enkantonamiento m.	153390
to isolate, to excrete; to expel	enkantonar v.	153400
to be alone, to be separated, to be shut up	enkantonarse v. refl.	153410
dirty, filthy, muddy, murky	enkanyado adj.	153420
to make dirty, to soil, to pollute, to slime	enkanyar v.	153430
to get dirty; to get into a dubious business	enkanyarse v. refl.	153440
slime, dirt; a dubious and polluted business	enkanyo m.	153450
incompetent, incapable	enkapache adj.	153460
feeling resentment towards someone, holding a grudge against him for something he has done to you and looking for the opportunity to repay him	enkapado- tener enkapado	153470
	enkapar cf. enkampar	153480
to fall into the trap, to act against his interests	enkaparse v. refl.	153490
stubborn, whimsical (capricious)	enkapricheado adj.	153500
stubbornness; whimsy, capriciousness	enkapricheamiento m.	153510
to insist, to fortify his position due to self-love/bitterness	enkaprichearse v. refl.	153520
overcharger, who raises the price	enkaresedor m.	153530
rising prices	enkareser m.	153540
to rise in price; to cherish	enkareser v.	153550
which has become more expensive	enkaresido adj.	153560
rising prices; recognition	enkaresimiento m.	153570
loaded; job/mission holder	enkargado adj.	153580
loader (on a ship, vehicles), transporter	enkargador/dera n.	153590
loading, transportation; loading fee	enkargadura f.	153600
cargo loaded on a ship/vehicle, cargo; loading fee	enkargamiento m.	153610
to load (on ship, vehicles); to impose a burden/mission/task	enkargar v.	153620
to burden oneself; to take on himself a yoke, to take responsibility; to drink excessively (iron.)	enkargarse v. refl.	153630
loading, cargo; a commission; mission	enkargo m.	153640
stuck, stuck in flesh; clumsy; dressed in meat	enkarnado adj.	153650
stinging, getting stuck in the flesh	enkarnamiento m.	153670
stab the meat; to dress meat	enkarnar v.	153680
to get fat	enkarneser v.	153690
who gained weight	enkarnesio adj.	153700
meaty	enkarnuchado adj.	153710
intimate, close	enkaronado adj.	153720
detained, imprisoned	enkarselado adj.	153730
warden, jailor	enkarselador/dera n.	153740
arrest, imprisonment, incarceration	enkarselamiento m.	153750
to arrest, to imprison	enkarselar v.	153760
	enkarselasión cf. enkarselamiento	153770
curly	enkarudjado adj.	153780
collector (of money)	enkasador/dera n.	153790
to collect (money, taxes, evidences)	enkasar v.	153800
vulg.: ''fuck''; anger encountered by indifference and ridicule by the environment; an action intended to hurt but encounter ridicule and laughter; placement	enkashada f.	153810
immersed, hidden	enkashado adj.	153830
cashier	enkashador/dera n.	153840
to insert, to tuck, to poke, to stick, to bury; vulg.: to deceive, ''fuck''	enkashar v.	153850
to enter, to insert oneself, to bury, to be pushed, to stick oneself to an undesirable place; to shrink, to bend; to penetrate, to infiltrate	enkasharse v. refl.	153870
theft, kidnapping, fraud, deception; commodity that is worth nothing	enkashatina f.	153910
lover	enkashkado adj.	153920
to make someone like something	enkashkar v.	153930
to endear oneself to; to insist on his mistake	enkashkarse v. refl.	153940
one who intervenes/rummages	enkashozo adj.	153960
collection (money); revenue	enkaso m.	153970
chestnut colored, dark brown	enkastanyado adj.	153980
fortress, citadel, fortification, wall, embankment, siege	enkaste(l)yaduraf.	153990
to fortify, to encircle with fortifications	enkastiyar v.	154000
to fortify	enkastiyarse v. refl.	154010
fortified	enkastiyado adj.	154020
	enkastiyadura cf. enkasteyadura	154030
inlaid (gems)	enkastonado adj.	154035
to inlay	enkastonar v.	154040
to capture, to take a captive	enkativar v.	154050
to be captured	enkativarse v. refl.	154060
horse-like	enkavayado adj.	154070
to stupefy, to make stupid	enkavayar v.	154090
to become stupefied, to become stupid	enkavayarse v. refl.	154100
to put it in your head, to convince	enkavesar v.	154110
"wart", nuisance	enkayado adj.	154120
by him, in his house	enkaza adv.	154130
resentment	enkí	154160
to divide into five	enkintar v.	154180
to find favor	enkianar (t.) v.	154190
Turkish couples dance without physical contact	enkishevdo m.	154200
nailing, punching; what is stuck; way of nailing; fanaticism, vain belief, jealous religiosity	enklavadijo m.	154210
nailed; stuck	enklavado adj.	154220
jealous, pious; nailed, stuck	enklavado m.	154240
blacksmith; metaph.: a merchant who pushes his goods/cheats	enklavador adj.	154250
nailing, punching; fanaticism, superstition	enklavadura f.	154260
to nail, to stick in; to put in	enklavar v.	154270
to be stuck, to get stuck in an unwanted place	enklavarse v. refl.	154290
	enklavatina cf. enkashatina	154320
an enclave	enklave m.	154330
	enklavijar cf. enklavar	154340
inclined	enklinado adj.	154350
to incline	enklinar v.	154360
	enklinasión cf. inklinasión	154370
to ripen, to reach ripeness	enkochar v.	154380
to cause swelling/inflammation/blister in the vicinity of an abscess in the body	enkodrar v.	154400
swelling, inflammation, blistering caused by an abscess in the body	enkodro m.	154410
a fold, a crease	enkojentura f.	154420
to narrow, to shrink, to wrinkle	enkojer v.	154430
to be shrunk, to become wrinkled; to be frowned	enkojerse v. refl.	154460
contracted, made of folds, shrunken, wrinkled; frowned, sullen	enkojido adj.	154470
a fold	enkojidura f.	154480
contraction, shrinkage, wrinkling; eyebrows frowning	enkojimiento m.	154490
starched	enkolado adj.	154510
ironing and starching man	enkolador/dera n.	154520
ironing and starching; ironing fee	enkoladura f.	154530
to starch; to paste, to apply glue	enkolar v.	154540
hanged	enkolgado adj.	154550
hanger	enkolgador m.	154560
hanging	enkolgadura f.	154570
pendant	enkolgaje m.	154580
pending	enkolgando adj.	154590
to hang	enkolgar v.	154610
to be hung; to hang himself	enkolgarse v. refl.	154635
to redden, to blush	enkoloradearse/enkoloradeserse v. refl.	154640
box	enkombransa f.	154650
order, purchase order	enkomenda f.	154660
who is commanded, invited	enkomendado adj.	154670
instruction, ordinance, order, mitzvah; recommendation	enkomendansa f.	154700
to command, to instruct; to advise, to recommend; to order (garment, shoes)	enkomendar v.	154710
instructions	enkomiendas f. pl.	154720
	enkomienda cf. enkomendansa	154730
unclean, desecrated; dirty, filthy; unclean, desecrated, taboo	enkonado adj.	154735
defiles, banned from touch	enkonador/dera n.	154737
impurity	enkonadura f.	154740
impurity, defilement; infection, desecration	enkonamiento m.	154750
to defile, to pollute; to desecrate	enkonar v.	154760
to be defiled	enkonarse v. refl.	154770
anger received with apathy and ridicule	enkonchada f.	154772
annoyed, sullen, as if converging into his shell, shrinking within himself	enkonchado adj.	154775
to cheat, to deceive	enkonchar v.	154780
got upset without leaving an impression on his surroundings	enkoncharse v. refl.	154785
a pregnant woman suffering from nausea	enkonchentada adj.	154790
	enkonio cf. enkonamiento	154800
impurity	enkoneo m.	154900
(religious) impurity	enkono m.	154910
defiles	enkonozo adj.	154920
to dry	enkonsumir v.	154925
an unwanted meeting, organized in a crooked way and yields a negative result (between opponents)/exacerbates the controversy	enkontradijo m.	154930
to meet; to absorb, to be exposed to	enkontrar v.	154940
to meet	enkontrarse v. refl.	154945
meeting, joining, connecting	enkontro m.	154950
	enkopchadura (t.) cf. embotonadura	154970
	enkopchar/se (t.) cf. embotonar/se	154980
	enkopcharse (t.) cf. embotonarse	154990
to hide in a bag/envelope (said mainly about tallit, tefillin and Sidur which are hided in their bag	enkorachar v.	155000
scarred	enkorado adj.	155010
encourage, stimulated	enkorajado adj.	155020
encouragement, stimulation	enkorajamiento m.	155030
encouraging, stimulating	enkorajante adj.	155040
to encourage, to stimulate, to spur	enkorajar v.	155050
to dare	enkorajarse v. refl.	155060
coagulate, to form a scar	enkorar v.	155070
annoyed, angry, to differentiate himself from society	enkorchado adj.	155080
to get upset, not exchange a word with those around him	enkorcharse v. refl.	155090
humpback, who became humpback	enkorkovado adj.	155100
prostration	enkorkovamiento m.	155110
to get a hump, to become humpback; to humble himself	enkorkovarse v. refl.	155120
to cause blush/redness	enkorladear v.	155130
to redden, to blush	enkorladearse v. refl.	155140
crowned, decorated	enkoronado adj.	155150
coronation	enkoronamiento m.	155160
to crown; to cause deep satisfaction	enkoronar v.	155170
cut into tears, cut into pieces	enkortado adj.	155180
leaning over in prayer	enkorvado adj.	155200
	enkorvada cf. enkorvamiento	155210
bow, bowing	enkorvamiento m.	155220
to bend, to twist, to tilt	enkorvar v.	155230
to bend, to bow	enkorvarse v.	155240
who became lame; sloppy, who lost his willingness and eagerness to properly complete the task	enkoshado adj.	155250
negligence, loss of zeal and desire	enkoshamiento m.	155260
to make (someone) lame	enkoshar v.	155270
to became lame; to lose his eagerness to perform the task; to suddenly become incapable	enkosharse v. refl.	155280
leaning on the elbow	enkovdado adj.	155290
to lean on the elbow	enkovdarse v. refl.	155300
copper plated; whose coating has been damaged	enkovrado adj.	155310
to plate with copper ; to gives a bad taste (due to the pot whose coating is damaged)	enkovrar v.	155320
to get a bad taste (due to the pot whose coating is damaged)	enkovrarse v. refl.	155330
to meet	enkontrarse v. refl.	155340
to make the sign of the cross	enkristarse v. refl.	155350
covered with membrane, covered with scab	enkrostado adj.	155360
to coagulate, to form a scar	enkrostar v.	155370
to coagulate, to form a scar	enkrostarse v. refl.	155380
to harden	enkrpicharse (serb.-cro.) v. refl.	155390
to grit teeth	enkrushir v.	155400
	enkuadernar cf. kuadernar	155405
framed	enkuadrado adj.	155410
framing; frame	enkuadradura f.	155420
framing; frame	enkuadramiento m.	155430
to frame	enkuadrar v.	155440
regarding	enkuanto adv.	155450
worried, upset	enkudiado adj.	155460
to be worried, to be bothered, to worry	enkudiarse v. refl.	155470
to stretch ropes (to mark a passage, etc.); to tie with a rope, to surround with a rope	enkuedrar v.	155480
	enkuentrar cf. enkontrar	155490
	enkuentro cf. enkontro m.	155500
hard, stiff	enkuernado adj.	155510
to harden like a horn	enkuernarse v. refl.	155520
hardened	enkueshkado adj.	155530
to harden like a shell	enkueshkarse v. refl.	155540
survey, inquiry	enkuesta f.	155550
inquirer, interrogator	enkuestador/dera n.	155570
to survey, to investigate, to interrogate	enkuestar v.	155580
twisted/twisted like a snake; who has become hostile and offensive	enkulevrado adj.	155590
to twist like a snake; to become hostile and offensive; to become cunning and twisted and ready to cast venom	enkulevrarse v. refl.	155600
	enkulevreado cf. enkulevrado	155610
	enkulevrear cf. enkulevrarse	155620
defendant	enkulpado m.	155630
to blame	enkulpar v.	155640
to burden	enkumber v.	155645
to be browned	enkupeserse v. refl.	155650
to fold, to crease, to crush	enkurujar v.	155660
to fold, to shrink	enkurujarse v. refl.	155670
a secret thing, hidden things; hiding place	enkuvierta f	155680
secret, hidden, concealed	enkuvierto adj.	155690
	enkuvrido cf. enkuvierto	155691
to hide, to keep secret	enkuvrir v.	155700
to be covered; to hide; to be disgusted	enkuvrirse v. refl.	155720
to get upset, to feel hurt for his dignity and turn his back in annoyance	enkyanarse v. refl.	155730
to be filled with anger, to be angry	enkyifunearse (t.) v. refl.	155740
a pie crusted with a thick layer of cheese	enkyusa f.	155750
to translate into Ladino, to translate into understandable language	enladinar v.	155760
to embrace; to combine, to connect; to capture in a lasso	enlasar v.	155770
to hit with a log	enlenyar v.	155780
stuck	enlisheado (t.) adj.	155790
tearing	enlisheadura (t.) f.	155800
to stick in, to insert	enlishear (t.) v.	155810
to be stuck, to be caught	enlishearse (t.) v. refl.	155820
connection, relationship	enlishmá (t.) f.	155830
muddy, dipping in mud; disgraced (whose honor has been disgraced)	enlodado adj.	155840
to throw mud, to make dirty	enlodar v.	155850
to get dirty, to be covered in mud; to be degraded, to defame his name	enlodarse v. refl.	155860
to drive insane, to madden	enlokeser v.	155870
to go crazy	enlokeserse v. refl.	155880
crazy	enlokesido adj.	155890
madness; debauchery	enlokesimiento m.	155895
happy, cheerful	enloriado adj.	155900
to make happy, to delight, to cause satisfaction	enloriar v.	155910
to be filled with satisfaction/joy/pleasure, to enjoy	enloriarse v. refl.	155920
immediately	enlugo adv.	155930
living in luxury and splendor; magnificent, ornate, beautified	enlusado adj.	155940
to decorate, to adorn	enlusar v.	155950
to sink into luxury, to decorate oneself, to flaunt (used in irony)	enlusarse v. refl.	155960
mourning	enlutado adj.	155970
	enlutiado cf. enlutado	155980
to lose a loved one, to become a mourner	enlutiar v.	155990
to mourn	enlutiarse v. refl.	156000
to mourn, to be filled with grief	enluytar v.	156010
to gladden; to decorate, to beautify; (ironically :) to fill with pain and sadness	enluziar v.	156020
to be filled with joy; (ironically :) to be filled with bitterness and sadness	enluziarse v. refl.	156030
roll into a cocoon	enmadeshar v.	156040
skinny, weak	enmagresido adj.	156050
thinness, laxity	enmagresimiento m.	156070
to lose weight, to weaken	enmagreser v.	156080
to fall ill	enmalateserse v. refl.	156090
to do evil, to cause evil	enmaleser v.	156100
to become bad/evil	enmaleserse v. refl.	156110
who became evil/wicked	enmalesido adj.	156120
intriguer; brings out slander	enmalesidor m.	156130
evil, malice	enmalesimiento m.	156140
confused; cheater	enmaranyador m.	156150
to confuse; to deceive	enmaranyar v.	156160
to dress up, to disguise himself	enmaskarse v. refl.	156170
full of pus	enmateriado adj.	156180
to be filled with pus	enmateriarse v. refl.	156190
to be lucky	enmazalar v.	156200
in the middle of	enmedio adv.	156210
suspect in a dubious business; bowing in an extreme way; suffers from a lot of problems	enmedrado adj.	156250
dirt, slime, participation in dubious business	enmedramiento m.	156260
to soak in feces; to defame the honor of	enmedrar v.	156270
to et into a dubious and defamatory business	enmedrarse v. refl.	156280
sticky, smeared with honey; a nickname for a submissive and sticky person	enmelado adj.	156290
honey traces (in utensils, on the garment); subservience; involvement in a dubious business	enmeladura f.	156330
involvement in business/melee	enmelamiento m.	156340
to make sticky	enmelar v.	156350
to stain his fingers/his clothing with honey; to get involved in a business or a brawl	enmelarse v. refl.	156360
adhesion	enmelatina f.	156400
mixed; diluted	enmeleskado adj.	156420
involvement in a dubious business	enmeleskamiento m.	156430
to mix	enmeleskar v.	156440
to intervene in a brawl/business	enmeleskarse v. refl.	156450
filling/mixing with honey; involvement in a fight/in a matter that ends badly	enmelo m.	156460
	enmeleskar cf. enmleskar	156470
mixing; sticking nose in	enmeleskatina f.	156480
	enmendar cf. arremendar	156485
warning; naming	enmentadura f.	156490
	enmentamiento cf. enmentadura	156500
to express, to mention, to name	enmentar v.	156510
	enmielado cf. enmelado	156530
in the meantime, while	enmientres adv.	156540
to mix	enmleskar v.	156550
to intervene, to be involved	enmleskarse v. refl.	156555
to cause rot/mold	enmofeser v.	156560
to become mouldy, to rot	enmofeserse v. refl.	156570
musty, rotting	enmofesido adj.	156580
to mix	enmoleskar v.	156590
to stack, to accumulate	enmontonar v.	156600
to fall silent, do not utter a word, to be silent; to become dumb	enmudeser v.	156610
to blacken, to darken; to make evil/wicked, to corrupt	ennegreser v.	156620
to be blackened (dirt), to be browned/dark; to be corrupted, to be damaged/aggravated; to be pampered like a child to get caressed	ennegreserse v. refl.	156630
which blackened, lost his whiteness (bricks, sheets); who became corrupted; who indulged like a child to win a caress	ennegresido adj.	156640
blackening, darkening and loss of whiteness (bricks, sheets); corruption; appearance of a spoiled child	ennegresimiento m.	156660
	enniegar cf. niegar	156670
to become noble, to increase his honor and nobility; to award a degree of nobility	ennovleser/bleser v.	156680
cloudy	ennuvlado adj.	156690
to become cloudy, to be covered with clouds	ennuvlarse v. refl.	156700
hay	eno m.	156710
	enocheser cf. anocheser	156720
annoyed, angry	enojado adj.	156730
	enojar cf. anojar	156740
anger, rage, resentment	enojo m.	156750
deer	enorio m.	156780
huge, immense	enorme adj.	156790
in extraordinary manner	enormemente adv.	156800
hugeness, enormity; gross error	enormidad/enormitá f.	156810
hardly	enos (t.) adv.	156820
to become (turn) pale	enpalideser v.	156830
above	enpar adv.	156840
	enpekenyeser cf. empekenyeser	156850
to treat as a foreigner, to reject	enpelegrinar v.	156860
thin	enpendolado adj.	156870
	enperó cf. empero	156880
standing, on legs	enpiés adj.	156890
	enplumar cf. emplumar	156910
dusty	enpolvado adj.	156920
to dust	enpolvar v.	156930
to be covered with dust	enpolvarse v. refl.	156940
to send by mail	enpostar v.	156950
blister	enpoya f.	156960
	enprestado cf. emprestado	156970
	enprestar cf. emprestar	156980
	enprestimo cf. emprestimo	156990
to blacken, to darken	enpreteser v.	157000
	enprezentar cf. emprezentar	157020
to imprison; to take captive	enprezionar v.	157030
	enprimero cf. emprimero	157040
	enpués cf. después	157060
to capture in a net	enradar v.	157070
to be captured in a net; to be confused	enradarse v. refl.	157080
capturing in a net; confusion	enradijo m.	157090
rooted	enraigado adj.	157100
to strike roots	enraigar v.	157110
rooting	enraizamiento m.	157120
to strike roots	enraiziar v.	157130
grasped by, held by (something sharp, hook)	enramado adj.	157140
hanging, catching on a hook, catching something with the help of a point of a sharp object; what was achieved by intrigue	enramadura f.	157150
zipping, hook grip; harassment of someone in order to get more than deserves	enramamiento m.	157160
catch with a hook; capture through intrigue	enramar v.	157170
to be caught in (a sharp thing, a hook); to climb with the help of tree branches, lugs and bumps in the wall; to cling to intrigue and strife to achieve what he does not deserve	enramarse v. refl.	157190
to dilute, to make rare	enrareser v.	157210
hoarse	enrasmado adj.	157220
to become hoarse	enrasmarse v. refl.	157230
hoarseness	enrasmo m.	157240
to nibble	enratonar v.	157250
trapped in a net	enredado adj.	157260
to capture in a net	enredar v.	157270
to be caught in a net (fish); to get involved in the business so deeply that he is trapped inside	enredarse v. refl.	157280
being trapped in a net; getting involved in a dubious business or a troublesome matter; a mess that is hard to get out of	enredijo m.	157290
intrigue	enredo m.	157300
who reigned, who became an absolute ruler	enreinado adj.	157310
ruler	enreinador m.	157315
enthronement, becoming a king, taking control	enreinamiento m.	157320
to reign, to ascend the throne, to ascend to power	enreinar v.	157330
to seize power, to become an absolute ruler	enreinarse v. refl.	157350
fenced, netted	enrejado adj.	157360
latticed window, lattice	enrejado m.	157370
to fence	enrejar v.	157380
registration; recording	enrejistramiento m.	157390
to record	enrejistrar v.	157400
to register	enrejistrarse v. refl.	157410
	enrekeser cf. enrikeser	157420
	enrekesido cf. enrikesido	157430
	enrekesimiento cf. enrikesimiento	157440
	enrenar cf. arreinar	157450
to surround with lattice	enreshar v.	157460
to slice	enrevanar v.	157470
recovered; fortified; returned to his solid financial condition	enreziado adj.	157480
strengthening, tightening, fortification, foundation, stabilization; encouragement	enreziamiento m.	157490
to strengthen, to tighten, to embrace, to fortify, to be established, to stabilize; to encourage	enreziar v.	157500
to be strengthened, to recover; to be established, to establish his economic status	enreziarse v. refl.	157510
to enrich	enrikeser v.	157520
to get rich	enrikeserse v. refl.	157530
enriched	enrikesido adj.	157540
enrichment	enrikesimiento m.	157550
whose hair is standing on end	enrisado adj.	157560
hair standing on end	enrisamiento m.	157570
to cause the hair to stand on end	enrisar v.	157580
to stand on end (hair)	enrisarse v. refl.	157590
above, on top	enriva prep.	157600
	enrizar cf. enrisar	157920
to cause hoarseness	enrokeser v.	157930
to become hoarse	enrokeserse v. refl.	157940
hoarse	enrokesido adj.	157950
hoarseness	enrokesimiento m.	157960
	enronkarse cf. enrokeserse	157970
	enronkesido cf. enrokesido	157980
to cause hoarseness	enronkeser v.	157990
to scroll, to wrap; to give a round shape	enroskar v.	158000
to gain weight, to become round	enroskarse v. refl.	158010
to turn (something) red	enroyeser v.	158020
to become red	enroyeserse v. refl.	158030
	enrudiyar cf. arudiar	158040
salad	ensalada f.	158050
to salt; to preserve in salt	ensalar v.	158060
to preserve in sauce	ensalsar v.	158080
	ensalsar (2) cf. enshalshar	158081
to wrap himself in fur	ensamararse v. refl.	158090
	ensanchamiento cf. ensancho	158100
to broaden/to become wider	ensanchar/se v. /v. refl.	158110
widening	ensancho m.	158120
	ensangrar cf. sangrar	158125
bleeding	ensangre(n)tado adj.	158130
to bleed	ensangrentar v.	158140
angry	ensanyado adj.	158150
to anger, to enrage	ensanyar v.	158160
to become angry	ensanyarse v. refl.	158170
home remedy for neurological disease	ensaradura f.	158180
to anger, to enrage	ensatanar (ebr.) v.	158190
to become angry	ensatanarse (ebr.) v. refl.	158200
hypocrite, cunning, flattering, slippery	ensavanado adj.	158210
to cover with a sheet	ensavanar v.	158220
to cover himself with a sheet; to be pious; to behave hypocritically, to wear a piety cloak	ensavanarse v. refl.	158230
nape	ensé (t.) f.	158240
	ensekar cf. sekar	158260
	enselado cf. enserrado	158270
to be jealous, to envy	enselar v.	158280
to be jealous, to envy	enselarse v. refl.	158290
seeded	ensembrado adj.	158295
seed	ensembrar/ensemrar v.	158300
fire	ensendedero m.	158310
arsonist; inflammable	ensendedor adj. & m.	158320
set on fire, to ignite	ensender v.	158330
to be ignited	ensenderse v. refl.	158335
lighting, inflaming; fire	ensendidura f.	158340
fever; lighting	ensendimiento m.	158350
	ensendio cf. insendio	158360
essence; perfume	ensensia f.	158370
to perfume (using extract); to praise exaggeratedly	ensensiar v.	158390
incense and frankincense; excessive praise	ensensio m.	158400
to get pregnant	ensentar/ensentarse (fr.) v. refl.	158410
scholar	ensenyado adj.	158420
teaching	ensenyamiento m.	158430
the lessons system; teaching, lesson; doctrine	ensenyansa f.	158450
teacher, tutor	ensenyante (fr.) m.	158460
to teach	ensenyar v.	158470
to give dominion over	ensenyorear v.	158480
to take over	ensenyorearse v. refl.	158490
covered with wax	enserado adj.	158500
wax statue; a nickname for a person frozen like a statue	enserado m.	158510
to cover with a layer of wax	enserar v.	158520
surrounded	enserklado adj.	158530
encircling, surrounding	enserklamiento m.	158540
to surround	enserklar v.	158550
closed, imprisoned	enserrado adj.	158560
imprisonment, quarantine; seclusion, isolation	enserramiento m.	158570
to close, to impose quarantine, to imprison, to detain; to put in quarantine, to lock, to clog; to introduce to "unity" (a couple that is just married)	enserrar v.	158580
be closed, to shut oneself, to be isolated, to seclude oneself	enserrarse v. refl.	158590
fatty	ensevado adj.	158630
to feel the fat in the food	ensevar v.	158640
washing, rinsing	enshaguada f.	158650
washed; Faded, lifeless, loose	enshaguado adj.	158660
light washing	enshaguado m.	158700
rinsing	enshaguadura f.	158710
	enshaguamiento cf. enshaguada	158720
to rinse	enshaguar v.	158730
to wash himself	enshaguarse v. refl.	158740
illustrious	enshalshado adj.	158770
adorning, glorifying; praise; majesty	enshalshamiento m.	158780
to praise, to glorify, to exalt, to admire; to raise, to lift	enshalshar v.	158790
to boast; to ascend; to feel satisfaction and elation at the praise	enshalsharse v. refl.	158800
sweetened; pleasant; thick, sticky	ensharopado adj.	158810
to sweeten	ensharopar v.	158820
decorated	enshartado adj.	158840
decoration	enshartamiento m.	158850
to decorate	enshartar v.	158860
	enshashado cf. enshalshado	158870
	enshashashamiento cf. enshalshamiento	158875
	enshashar cf. enshalshar	158880
	enshasharse cf. enshalsharse	158890
rubbing with soap; suds	enshavonada f.	158900
flattery, subservience	enshavonadas f. pl.	158920
hasty laundry	enshavonado m.	158930
soaping; flattery	enshavonadura f.	158940
to soap, to wash with soap; to suck up; to slam the truth inside	enshavonar v.	158950
to soap up	enshavonarse v. refl.	158960
	enshempio cf. enshemplo	158965
for example, similar to	enshemplado adj.	158970
to liken to	enshemplar v.	158980
seems to	enshemplarse v. refl.	159000
example, parable	enshemplo m.	159020
in irony: deafening	enshudreser v.	159050
tuberculosis	enshugadera- mal de enshugadera	159060
which has dried up	enshugado adj.	159070
dried laundry	enshugado m.	159080
drying facility (inverted basket on the fireplace on which laundry is spread); dryer (hair; laundry); floor cloth	enshugador m.	159090
bath utensils (towels, etc.)	enshugadura f.	159100
paper towels	enshugante adj.	159110
to dry, to wipe	enshug(u)ar v.	159120
to dry up, to dry up from not eating	enshugarse v. refl.	159130
bone marrow; chicken fat	enshundia f.	159140
plump, round, fattened; who does not move, lazy	enshundiado adj.	159160
to fatten, to feed	enshundiar v.	159190
to fatten oneself	enshundiarse v. refl.	159210
chicken fat; essence	enshundio/enshundia m.	159220
dry, dehydrated	enshuto adj.	159230
early flowering	ensierne m.	159250
closing, locking; closure, isolation; Unity Day - the night after the wedding, the ceremony of accompanying the new couple to the unity room	ensierro m.	159260
encyclopedia	ensiklopedia f.	159270
encyclopedic	ensiklopédiko adj.	159280
up, on top, over	ensima adv.	159290
	ensina cf. enzino	159320
pregnant	ensintada adj.	159330
pregnancy	ensintamiento m.	159340
to become pregnant	ensintarse v. refl.	159350
to stamp, to seal, to close (letter)	ensiyar v.	159360
to be silent	ensodreser v.	159370
to be deaf; to pretend to be deaf, to close his ears	ensodreserse v. refl.	159380
whose ears were deafened; who became deaf	ensodresido adj.	159390
deafening	ensodresidor adj.	159400
deafness; sudden deafness; ear blockage	ensodresimiento m.	159410
spinning wheel	ensolio m.	159420
total, in short	ensoma (fr.) adv.	159430
	ensordeser cf. ensodreser	159440
grudge	ensunia f.	159450
suddenly, all of a sudden	ensúpito adv.	159480
dirty, filthy	ensuziado adj.	159510
dirt, filth	ensuziadura f.	159520
to stain, to defile, to soil, to pollute	ensuziar v.	159530
to get dirty, to stain oneself; to defecate in pants	ensuziarse v. refl.	159540
stained	entachonado adj.	159550
to stain	entachonar v.	159560
hide-stuff feature	entafuyadero m.	159570
to hide, not to reveal his cards	entafuyar v.	159580
for the purpose of	ental conj.	159590
to get tough	entalarse v.	159600
	entalvar cf. entavlar	159610
frozen from cold	entamalado adj.	159620
to freeze	entamalar v.	159630
to freeze from cold	entamalarse v. refl.	159640
to become sad	entansarse v.	159650
to sadden, to break the heart	entansar v.	159660
yet, though, nonetheless	entanto adv.	159670
to covered with rugs	entapetar v.	159680
to cover with a lid	entaponar v.	159690
	entapushar cf. entafuyar	159700
paralysis	entasamiento (fr./it.) m.	159710
to stack, to pile up	entasar (fr.) v.	159720
fixed (broken limb)	entavlado adj.	159740
fixing (broken limb)	entavladura f.	159750
to cover with planks; to fix (a limb with cast)	entavlar v.	159760
government office	ente- ente estatal m.	159770
frozen from cold	entedjado adj.	159780
to freeze; to "cool down" the atmosphere (in inappropriate speech, etc.); to feel severe disappointment due to inappropriate behavior on the part of someone	entedjar v.	159790
to freeze from cold; to reveal a cool attitude; to be ashamed, to feel humiliated, to feel disappointed due to inappropriate behavior on the part of a close person	entedjarse v. refl.	159800
	entekiado cf. entikiyado	159810
	entekiar cf. entikiyar	159820
	entekiarse cf. entikiyarse	159830
adopted, adopted baby	entenado adj.	159840
to adopt a baby/child	entenar v.	159850
expert	entendedor/dera n.	159860
perceptive	entendendedor/dera n.	159870
	entendemiento cf. entendensia	159871
understanding, knowledge	entendensia f.	159880
to understand, to perceive	entender v.	159890
opinion, conjecture	entender m.	160080
to come to an understanding, to get along well, to live in harmony; to specialize; to be understood, to turn out	entenderse v. refl.	160100
expert; wise, prudent; understood	entendido adj.	160120
	entendiente cf. entendido	160125
understanding, perception; agreement, mutual understanding, compromise, arrangement	entendimiento m.	160140
understood, easy to understand	entendivle adj.	160150
dark, gloomy, dim; wearing black	entenievlado adj.	160160
to darken, to put on black	entenievlar v.	160170
drunk; painted	entenyido adj.	160180
to paint, to soak in paint; to scold	entenyir v.	160190
to be painted; to get drunk	entenyirse v. refl.	160200
completely, absolutely	enteramente adv.	160210
to become hard, to become stubborn	enterkeser v.	160220
	enterkesido cf. entrikesido	160230
to soften, to soothe; to refresh, to clean	enterneser v.	160240
to weaken, to lose strength	enterneserse v. refl.	160260
softening; refresh; weight loss; exhaustion	enternesimiento m.	160280
completely	entero adv.	160290
complete, flawless, inclusive	entero adj.	160340
buried	enterrado adj.	160360
gravedigger	enterrador/dera n.	160380
burial, funeral; abject behavior that deserves being buried in the ground	enterramiento m.	160390
to bury	enterrar v.	160410
to shut up, to bury oneself	enterrarse v.	160450
	enterro cf. entierro	160480
time interval	entervalo m.	160490
to stretch, to pull	entesar v.	160510
filigree, gold or silver embroidery	enteshé m.	160520
	entestinas cf. intestinas	160530
great cold, freezing	entezada f.	160540
frozen, coagulated, motionless	entezado adj.	160550
freezer, ice cold	entezador/dera adj.	160560
frost, freezing	entezamiento m.	160570
to freeze, to refrigerate	entezar v.	160580
to freeze, to solidified	entezarse v. refl.	160590
	entierneser cf. enterneser	160600
burial, funeral	entierro m.	160610
to thicken, to harden	entiesar v.	160620
to get thick, to harden	entiesarse v. refl.	160630
tuberculosis patient; skinny	entikiyado adj.	160640
to cause tuberculosis; to cause suffering/anxiety/worry to the point of getting tuberculosis	entikiyar v.	160650
to become very thin, to get tuberculosis; to suffer constantly	entikiyarse v. refl.	160660
to finish, to agree	entimar v.	160670
to immerse, to dip	entinyar/entinyer v.	160680
to blacken; to stain, to defame; to spoil, to corrupt	entinyir v.	160690
to get sick, to spoil his health	entinyirse v. refl.	160710
to freeze	entirisiar v.	160720
to freeze, to shake of cold	entirisiarse v. refl.	160730
intention, trend, plot, purpose	entisión f.	160740
intentionally	entisionalmente adv.	160770
to mean	entisionar v.	160780
to decide to perform	entisionarse v. refl.	160790
	entitolar cf. entitular v.	160800
named	entitulado adj.	160810
nicknamed	el entitulado	160820
to name, to crown, to give a name/title	entitular v.	160830
to be named; to call himself	entitularse v. refl.	160840
to make lukewarm	entiviar v.	160850
to become lukewarm	entiviarse v. refl.	160860
sooty; darkened; despairing, suffering greatly; spoiled; scolded, ashamed, punished	entiznado adj.	160870
sooting; darkening; causing despair/ resentment insult; rebuke, harsh rebuke	entiznadura f.	160890
to soot, to soak in soot; to cause mental suffering/despair; to rebuke at	entiznar v.	160900
to be covered with soot, to smear his face with soot; to feel sad/insulted/resentful; to get drunk	entiznarse v. refl.	160940
to wear glasses; to imagine seeing something; to confuse two things	entojarse v. refl.	160950
optician, manufacturer of glasses	entojero m.	160970
glasses	entojos m. pl.	160980
who received a blow to the forehead/head; who has a swelling in his head	entolondrado adj.	161010
to injure the forehead/head, to cause swelling in head	entolondrar v.	161020
to start singing; to give compliments (to sing a song of praise)	entonar v.	161030
	entonches cf. entonses	161040
so, then; before	entonses adv.	161050
to make stupid, to stupefy	entontar v.	161080
to make stupid, to stupefy, to stun, to astonish, to embarrass,	entonteser v.	161090
to become stupid, to be stupefied	entonteserse v. refl.	161100
brainless, stupid; shocked, amazed, confused, blurred	entontesido adj.	161110
	entonto cf. tonto	161115
astonishment, shock; stupidity	entontesimiento m.	161120
	entorar cf. torrar	161130
torch; mucus; metaphor: admiration	entorcha f.	161140
to cause admiration	entorchar v.	161150
to admire	entorcharse v. refl.	161160
surrounded, enveloped; semi-open	entornado adj.	161170
to surround, to rotate, to wrap; to half-open	entornar v.	161190
to surround himself	entornarse v. refl.	161200
circumference; environment; entourage, companions	entorno m.	161210
to numb the senses, to confuse, to dumbfound, to numb the mind	entorpeser v.	161240
to become stupid, to be stupefied, to get confused, to become numb	entorpeserse v. refl.	161250
dumb, numb, confused	entorpesido adj.	161260
stupidity, numbness of the senses, confusion	entorpesimiento m.	161270
poisoned; full of bitterness, gloomy; who became hostile	entosegado adj.	161280
poisonous	entosegador/dera n.	161290
poisoning	entosegadura f.	161300
poisoning	entosegamiento m.	161310
to poison; to fill with bitterness; to arouse resentment and suspicion	entosegar v.	161320
to poison oneself; to be filled with bitterness; to be filled with suspicion and resentment; to feel suffering and sorrow	entosegarse v. refl.	161340
to temporarily cause loss of sensation and ability to move	entoteser v.	161380
to temporarily lose the sensation and ability to move an organ	entoteserse v. refl.	161390
suffers from temporary loss of sensation and ability to move, suffers from convulsions and cramps	entotesido adj.	161400
entrance, hallway, entrance hall; exit; income; dictionary value	entrada f.	161410
drink fee, tip	entradas f. pl.	161470
frequent and annoying entrances and exits	entradero m.	161480
drink fee, tip; salary supplements; balance	entradikas f. pl.	161490
beginning, entry into the matter; surprisingly unwanted arrival	entradizo m.	161510
who entered into; who was received nicely	entrado adj.	161520
entrance; the form of the entrance	entradura f.	161570
	entranbos cf. ambos	161605
complicated, confused	entrafikado adj.	161610
	entramiento cf. entradero	161640
closed by lock and key	entrankado adj.	161650
to lock, to lock with a bolt	entrankar v.	161660
to be locked	entrankarse v. refl.	161680
to be saddened, to eat oneself out of irritability and bitterness	entransarse v. refl.	161690
starting up; the first two weeks of the lunar month (suitable for beginnings	entrante adj. & m.	161700
clot, crumbs, flakes	entranya f.	161710
intestines; the most necessary things; the deepest place where true love resides	entranyas f. pl.	161720
to enter, to penetrate; to shrink	entrar v.	161780
to introduce oneself to, to penetrate	entrarse v. refl.	162140
	entratener cf. entretener	162160
	entratenerse cf. entretenerse	162170
embarrassed, shy, restrained, reluctant	entravado adj.	162180
to get a taste of a copper pot whose coating is damaged	entravar v.	162200
to shrink; to be ashamed	entravarse v. refl.	162210
	entravestido cf. travestido	162220
	entravikado cf. entrafikado	162230
confusion, complication	entravikamiento m.	162240
to confuse, to complicate, to entangle (hair)	entravikar v.	162250
between; during	entre prep.	162260
delivery	entregada f.	162370
informer	entregador m.	162380
self-delivery, surrender; delivery	entregamiento m.	162390
to deliver, to entrust to the hands of; to inform on	entregar v	162410
to surrender oneself to the enemy, to surrender	entregarse v. refl.	162420
delivery; informing	entrego m.	162440
to fade, to darken, to stain	entrekeser v.	162450
to fade, to become dark/stained; to darken his face (depressing, suffering)	entrekeserse v. refl.	162460
dark, dull; worn out; 'whose face is dark (depressing, suffering)	entrekesido adj.	162470
fading, staining; darkening of the face (depression, suffering)	entrekesimiento m.	162480
steak	entrekote (fr.) m.	162490
to weave, to combine	entrelasar (fr.) v.	162500
in the middle, in the center	entremedio adv.	162505
	entrementes (port.) cf. entremientes	162510
appetizers	entremeses (fr.) m. pl.	162520
mediator, pimp	entremetedor/dera n.	162530
intervention; mediation, pimp	entremetedura f.	162540
to intervene; to mediate; to have sex	entremeter/se v. /v. refl.	162550
immersed in, mixed in	entremetido adj.	162570
intervention; mediation; occupation for passing the time	entremetimiento m.	162590
meanwhile	entremientes (port.) prep.	162600
	entremientres cf. entremientes	162610
to practice	entrenarse (fr.) v. refl.	162620
braided	entrensado adj.	162630
braids	entre(n)sados m. pl.	162640
to braid braids	entrensar v.	162650
to be braided, to get entangled	entrensarse v. refl.	162660
to initiate	entreprender (fr.) v.	162670
entrepreneur	entreprenedor (fr.) m.	162675
initiative, venture, task	entrepriza (fr.) f.	162680
meanwhile, during this time	entretanto adv.	162690
breadwinner	entretenedor/dera m.	162700
to sustain, to hold, to employ, to maintain, to nurture, to provide for; to delay, to pause; to converse, to have a conversation, to exchange an opinion	entretener v.	162710
to talk to; to make a living, to support oneself, to nourish oneself	entretenerse v. refl.	162720
preservation, maintenance	entretenimiento m.	162730
to interweave	entretesher v.	162740
interwoven	entreteshido adj.	162750
meeting, interview	entretién m.	162760
meanwhile	entretiempo adv.	162770
the period between the seasons	entretiempo m.	162780
held, fed, whose needs are met	entretuvido adj.	162790
to wrap	entrevelar v.	162800
to notice	entrever v.	162810
interview; matchmaking	entrevista f.	162820
to interview	entrevistar v.	162830
very satisfied	entrezorado adj.	162840
to satisfy, to cause satisfaction, to make happy	entrezorar v.	162850
to wear out	entrikeser v.	162860
to become worn out	entrikeserse v. refl.	162870
	entrimientes cf. entremientes	162880
to resist, to interfere, to cause a failure, to cause to stumble	entrompesar v.	162890
to encounter, to fail, to stumble	entrompesarse v. refl.	162920
	entrompeser cf. entrompesar	162930
	entrompeso cf. entrompieso	162940
	entrompiesar cf. entrompesar	162950
obstacle, delay, limitation; trap, mine	entrompieso m.	162960
who was crowned	entronado adj.	162980
enthronement	entronamiento m.	162990
to crown; to tie crowns; to compliment someone's self-love	entronar v.	163000
enthronement	entrono m.	163010
	entropesar/se cf. entrompesar/se	163020
	entropeso cf. entrompieso	163030
creates obstacles	entropesón adj.	163040
	entropieso cf. entrompeso	163050
full, stuffed, fattened	entrufado adj.	163060
fattening, stuffing	entrufamiento m.	163070
to fill, to fatten, to feed; to compress, to fill densely	entrufar v.	163080
to be filled, to be fattened	entrufarse v. refl.	163090
to spoil, to stain, to make turbid	entruviar v.	163100
to twist	entuartar v.	163110
to be twisted	entuartarse v. refl.	163120
to make stupid, to stupefy	entudreser v.	163130
to become stupid, to lose alertness/sobriety	entudreserse v. refl.	163140
who was stupefied, sleep shocked	entudresido adj.	163150
weakness of mind, stupidity; heavy sleep	entudresimiento m.	163160
stinking	entufado adj.	163170
to stink	entufar v.	163180
to stink	entufarse v. refl.	163190
to fall asleep (organs), to get spasm and cramps	entumeserse v. refl.	163200
dormant (organ in body), temporarily paralyzed, lacking sensation	entumesido adj.	163210
hibernation (of an organ in the body), temporary loss of movement and sensation, spasm	entumesimiento m.	163220
spasm, hibernation/temporary paralysis and numbness (in the body)	entumisión f.	163230
to thicken, to make dense	entupeser v.	163240
thick, dense	entupesido adj.	163250
clogged, sealed	entupido adj.	163260
entourage, companions	enturaje (fr.) m.	163270
	enturio cf. unterio	163280
beaten	enturojoneado adj.	163290
to injure	enturojonear v.	163300
	entusiasmar/se cf. entuziasmar/se	163310
	entusiasmo cf. entuziasmo	163320
	entusiazmar/se cf. entuziasmar/se	163330
	entusiazmo cf. entuziasmo	163340
	entusiazto cf. entuziasto	163350
to anaesthetize (organ or muscle)	entuteser v.	163360
anaesthetized, temporarily paralyzed (organ or muscle)	entutesido adj.	163370
to paralyze (completely or partially) an organ in the body	entuyeser v.	163380
paralyzed, who has lost the ability to move	entuyesido adj. & m.	163390
enthusiastic, excited	entuziasmado adj.	163400
to excite, to enchant	entuziasmar v.	163410
to get excited	entuziasmarse v. refl.	163420
enthusiasm, excitement, admiration	entuziasmo m.	163430
an avid, enthusiastic, enthusiastic follower	entuziasta/entuziasto n.	163440
eunuch	enuko m.	163445
to enumerate, to detail	enumerar v.	163450
detailing	enumerasión f.	163460
to cover with clouds	enuvlar v.	163470
	enus (t.) cf. enos	163490
cloudy	enuvlado adj.	163500
to become cloudy	enuvlarse v. refl.	163510
in case that	enunkuanto adv.	163520
to fold	envainar v.	163530
to fill with pride	envaneser v.	163540
arrogant	envanesido adj.	163550
arrogance, pride	envanesimiento m.	163560
slowly	envaniko adv.	163570
slow down!, stop saying nonsense!	envaniko! interj.	163580
in vain	envano adv.	163590
carefully, slowly	envaniko adv.	163620
rigid, hard	envarado adj.	163625
to harden, to become stiff; To become hostile	envararse v. refl.	163630
to fence, to siege, to encircle	envayadear v.	163640
to surround oneself	envayadearse v. refl.	163650
to put a sword in the sheath	envaynar v.	163660
instead of	enveche de (it.) prep.	163665
green	envedreado adj.	163695
to make green; to fool around	envedreser v.	163700
to turn green	envedreserse v. refl.	163705
green; stupid	envedresido adj.	163710
greening; foolishness	envedresimiento m.	163720
to grow old, to declare a higher age; to spent (too much use)	envejeser v.	163730
to grow old	envejeserse v. refl.	163740
who has aged	envejesido adj.	163750
aging, weathering, erosion; old age, senility	envejesimiento m.	163760
veiled, covered with a veil	envelado adj.	163770
to cover with veil, to wrap, to cover	envelar v.	163780
to cover oneself with a veil	envelarse v.	163790
poisoned, purulent	envelinado adj.	163800
to poison, contaminate, to pollute	envelinar v.	163810
to become infected; to become hostile	envelinarse v. refl.	163820
envelope	envelop (fr.) m.	163830
wrapped, packed	envelopado (fr.) adj.	163840
wrapping, packaging	envelopamiento (fr.) m.	163850
to wrap, to pack	envelopar (fr.) v.	163860
favorite	enveluntado adj.	163870
to want, to desire, to covet; to give (God) the ability to give birth	enveluntar v.	163890
to want; to be reconciled	enveluntarse v. refl.	163900
velvety, soft as velvet	envelutado adj.	163910
to make velvety	envelutar v.	163920
poisoned	envenenado adj.	163930
to poison, to pollute	envenenar v.	163940
to poison, to pollute; to make it worse	envenimar (fr.) v.	163950
to be contaminated, to be poisoned	envenimarse (fr.) v. refl.	163955
a fabricated accusation; a clever way to get out of trouble	enventada f.	163960
imaginary, fictional	enventado adj.	163970
inventor	enventador m.	163980
to invent; to imagine, to fabricate from his heart; to give an idea, to arouse desire; to organize something negative	enventar v.	163990
inventory	enventario m.	164000
invention, discovery; libel; something said and arousing desire	envento m.	164010
inventor, discoverer	enventor m.	164015
summer period	enveranada f.	164020
to spent the summer	enveranar v.	164040
who dresses in a premature summer way	enveranero adj.	164050
summer	enverano m.	164060
	envermejesido cf. envermeyesido	164070
	envermejeser cf. envermeyeser	164080
reddish	envermeyesido adj.	164090
to redden, to become reddish	envermeyeser v.	164100
to, towards	enverso prep.	164110
sometimes, at times	envezes/envez adv.	164120
jealousy, envy	envidia f.	164150
to be jealous, to envy	envidiar v.	164170
jealous	envidiozo adj.	164175
	enviejeser v. cf. envejeser	164180
	enviejeserse cf. envejarse	164190
	enviejesido adj. cf. envejesido	164200
	enviejesimiento cf. envejesimiento	164210
all embryos in the abdomen of an animal; all puppies from one litter	envientrada f.	164220
	envierno cf. invierno	164230
beam system	envigadura f.	164240
to cover with beams	envigar v.	164250
refreshing	envigorante (fr.) adj.	164255
who becomes sour; sour face	envinegrado adj.	164260
to become sour, to give vinegar flavor; to annoy, to anger	envinegrar v.	164270
to become sour; to get upset, to get angry, to turn sour	envinegrarse v. refl.	164280
environment	environamiento (ing.) m.	164290
hedonist, who enjoys life; metaphorical: suffering from problems and troubles	envisiado adj.	164310
to cause pleasure	envisiar v.	164320
to enjoy life; metaphorical: to suffer from problems and troubles	envisiarse v. refl.	164330
sweetness; gluttony	envisio m.	164340
	envitar cf. invitar	164350
	envokar cf. evokar	164360
bundle	envoltero m.	164370
cover; blurred figure	envoltura f.	164380
wrapped	envuleto adj.	164383
supplement (Musafin in Temple work)	enyadido m.	164385
to add, to add more	enyadir v.	164390
link word within the conversation ("you understand", "you know..." etc.)	enyome	164400
to tie, to make a knot; to bundle his money, carefully keep his money in a tied handkerchief	enyudar v.	164410
a knot, a tie ; a bundle of money (in a tied handkerchief)	enyudo m.	164420
gums	enzía f.	164480
oak	enzina f.	164490
oak	enzino m.	164500
epidemic	epidemia f.	164510
epidemic, contagious	epidémiko adj.	164520
skin, epidermis	epiderma m.	164530
epigram	epigrama m.	164540
epic	épiko adj.	164550
epilepsy	epilepsia f.	164560
epileptic	epiléptiko adj.	164570
epilogue	epilog/epilogo m.	164580
letter (long), memo	epístola (gr.) f.	164590
epitaph	epitáfia (gr.) f.	164600
nickname	epiteto m.	164610
event, side event, episode	epizodio m.	164620
period, generation, era	epoka/époka f.	164630
epaulet	epoleta (fr.) f.	164640
empty, exhausted to the end, who lost his power	epuizado (fr.) adj.	164645
exhaustion; emptying	epuizamiento (fr.) m.	164650
to empty, to exhaust, to consume	epuizar (fr.) v.	164660
terrible	epuvantavle (fr.) adj.	164670
period, era; barn	era f.	164680
a talented, competent, expert person	erbap (t.) adj.	164690
competence, expertise, ability	erbaplik (t.) m.	164710
collects and sells herbs	erborista n.	164715
	ere (ebr.) cf. erev	164720
inheritance	eredad f.	164730
successor	eredador/dera n.	164740
estate, inheritance	eredasión f.	164745
to inherit	eredar v.	164750
inheritance	eredensia f.	164760
hereditary	ereditario adj.	164770
heir/heiress	eredor/eredera m./f.	164775
value, measure; entry (dictionary)	ereh (ebr.) f.	164777
inheritance, legacy	erensia f.	164780
venom	eres (ebr.) m.	164785
to be filled with rage, to get angry	ereser v.	164790
sullen, furious, angry	eresido adj.	164795
rage, irritability, anger	eresimiento m.	164800
heretic	erétiko adj.	164820
Land of Israel	Erets Israel (ebr.) f.	164825
on the eve of	erev (ebr.) m.	164830
heresy	erezía f.	164850
forced labor	ergas (gr.)	164860
a simple, unprofessional worker	ergat (gr.) m.	164870
to ache, to suffer; to cause pain, to torment	ergueler v.	164880
	ergulir cf. ergueler	164890
	erida cf. ferida	164900
	erijado cf. enrisado	164910
to erect, to build, to raise, to lift	erijir v.	164920
	erir cf. ferir	164930
	erizamiento cf. enrisamiento	164940
	erizar cf. enrisar	164950
	erizarse cf. enrisarse	164960
erysipelas	erizipela	164970
hedgehog	erizo m.	164980
male	erkek (t.) m.	164990
	ermá cf. ermana	165020
a nurse	ermana f.	165030
who is in a deep relationship of brotherhood and affection	ermanado adj.	165040
to connect affectionately; to feel brotherhood towards; to associate	ermanarse v.	165060
	ermanasto cf. ermanastro	165070
sister in law; stepsister	ermanastra f.	165080
brother-in-law, step-brother	ermanastro m.	165090
"brother" (ironically)	ermandá m.	165100
brotherhood, brotherly love	ermandad f.	165110
the little brother, the younger one	ermaniko m.	165130
Siblings! Great trouble is coming upon us!	ermanim! interj.	165140
brother	ermano m.	165150
the way to turn to an older brother	ermanucho m.	165250
Armenian (language)	ermenesko m.	165260
Armenian	ermení/erminí (t.) m.	165270
boasting	ermenilik (t.) m.	165300
a monk, a loner	ermita m.	165310
screwed! lousy!	ermo! (port.) interj.	165320
fresh grass	ermosio m.	165330
to germinate, bloom	ermoyeser v.	165340
flowering, growth, bloom	ermoyesimiento m.	165350
sprout, bud, seed, bloom	ermoyo m.	165360
beautification	ermozeamiento m.	165370
to beautify, to glorify, to adorn	ermozear v.	165380
to beautify, to flaunt, to adorn	ermozearse v. refl.	165390
handsome, nice, gentle	ermoziko adj.	165400
lovely, handsome	ermozísimo adj.	165410
beautiful, handsome, aesthetic	ermozo adj.	165420
beauty, grace, glory	ermozura f.	165460
daughter-in-law	ermuera f.	165530
	ernoeser cf. ermoyeser	165540
hero	eróe m.	165550
bold, brave, heroic	eróiko adj.	165560
heroine; heroin	eroina f.	165580
courage, heroism	eroismo/eroizmo m.	165590
migratory	errante adj. & n.	165600
to wander; to make a mistake	errar v.	165610
dismal, miserable; having a bad intention; harmful, deadly, - a word that comes before a noun / adjective and gives it a negative meaning	érremo (gr.) adj.	165620
error	error m.	165625
to postpone (for another time)	erteledear (t.) v.	165630
scholarship, knowledge	erudisión f.	165640
scholar, learned and knowledgeable	erudita n.	165650
scholar, knowledgeable, learned	erudito adj.	165660
Eruv (a wire that surrounds the city and allows transfer objects on Shabbat)	eruv (ebr.) m.	165670
incest, nakedness	ervá (ebr.) f.	165675
steamed; neglected	esbafado adj.	165680
to release the steam pressure; to gush	esbafar v.	165690
relief, relaxation	esbafo m.	165700
fear, terror	esbaratada f.	165710
frightened	esbaratado adj.	165720
fear	esbaratamiento m.	165730
to scare	esbaratar v.	165740
to be scared of	esbaratarse v. refl.	165750
	esbatir cf. desbatir	165760
to tire, to weary; to cause waist pain	esbelar (t.) v.	165770
desecrated	esbivlado adj.	165780
desecrator	esbivlador adj.	165790
desecration, a religious offense	esbivlamiento m.	165800
to desecrate, to violate (mitzvah), to pass on (law); to pronounce in vain the holy name; to use sacred objects for profane purposes	esbivlar (la ley) v.	165820
	esboro cf. esborto	165840
fluency of speech, talkativeness	esborto m.	165850
to release anger	esbrochar v.	165860
to demand vigorously, to apply pressure	esdravarse v. refl.	165870
to chase after	esegiyir v.	165880
	esena cf. shena	165885
perfume, extract; essence, quality	esensia f.	165890
primary, substantive, thorough, essential	esensial adj.	165900
essentially, thoroughly	esensialmente adv.	165905
ball, circle; environment, area of influence, sphere	esfera f.	165910
spherical	esfériko adj.	165920
hacked, destroyed, cracked; bottomless, with a pierced bottom	esfondado adj.	165930
to collapse, to destroy	esfondar v.	165950
to be collapsed, to be destroyed; to lose all his assets, to go bankrupt	esfondarse v. refl.	165960
crusted pastry	esfongato m.	165970
pastry of spinach and cheese and potatoes and eggs	esfongos m. pl.	166010
	esforsado cf. forsado	166011
to force	esforsar v.	166020
to strive, to strengthen; to hold back	esforsarse v. refl.	166030
effort	esforso (port.) m.	166040
	esfriado cf. desfriado	166050
	esfriar cf. desfriar	166060
	esfriarse cf. desfriarse	166070
	esfriasión cf. desfriasión	166080
	esfuegra cf. es.huegra	166090
	esfuegro cf. es.huegro	166100
	esfuelto cf. es.huelto	166110
	esfuenyo cf. es.huenyo	166120
	esfuerso cf. esforso	166125
to clean chimney; to clean thoroughly	esfulinyar v.	166130
chimney cleaning; thorough cleaning	esfulinyo m.	166140
that the gases were released from it	esfumado adj.	166150
to vaporize; to release the gases	esfumar v.	166160
grill	esgara (t.)	166170
to tear, to smash	esgarrar v.	166180
to become hoarse	esgarrarse v. refl.	166190
to slip down his throat, to devour	esglatar v.	166200
to slide; to die suddenly	esglatarse v. refl.	166210
to suffer	esgolmar v.	166230
	esgoznado cf. desgosnado	166240
	esgoznadura cf. esgoznadura	166250
	esgoznar cf. desgosnar	166260
	esgoznarse cf. desgosnarse	166270
to disgust	esgrimar v.	166280
to become disgusted	esgrimarse v. refl.	166290
disgust, nausea, rejection	esgrimo m.	166300
disgusting	esgrimozo adj.	166305
one of pair (sock, shoe)	esh (t.) m.	166310
overrun, crushed	es.hachado adj.	166320
trampling, crushing; loss of property; severe failure	es.hachadura f.	166330
to run over, to crush, to smash, to destroy; to bend	es.hachar v.	166340
shattered into fragments	es.hacharrado adj.	166350
to shatter into a thousand fragments	es.hacharrar v.	166360
to crush, to grind, to trample	es.hamachar v.	166370
	es.harapateado cf. des.harrapatado	166380
a scarf, a headscarf	esharpa (fr.) f.	166390
donkey	eshek (t.) m.	166400
comparable to	eshemplado adj.	166435
	eshemplar cf. exemplar	166440
	eshemplario cf. exemplario	166450
example, parable	eshemplo m.	166460
ax	esh.huela f.	166480
an ax blow	esh.huelada f.	166490
to work with an ax	esh.huelar/esh.huelear v.	166500
working with an ax	esh.hueleo m.	166510
chess	eshkake (ebr.) m.	166520
	eshkavá (ebr.) cf. ashkavá	166530
	eshkarpa cf. eskarpín	166540
mocking	eshkatinia f.	166550
laughing, mocking	eshkatiniozo adj.	166560
intestine	eshkembé (t.) m.	166570
school	eshkola f.	166580
	eshkolato cf. shkolato	166585
	eshper cf. eksperto	166590
	eshpión cf. espión	166600
	eshpionaje cf. espionaje	166610
	eshpionar cf. espionar	166620
	eshpionluk cf. espionaje	166630
	eshpital cf. ospital	166640
mother-in-law	es.huegra f.	166650
father-in-law	es.huegro m.	166670
kick with a clog	es.huekada	166680
a clog blow	es.huekeada f.	166690
to go with clogs; walking around the house without a purpose	es.huekear v.	166700
manufacturer of clogs	es.huekero m.	166710
clog, wooden shoe	es.hueko m.	166720
sole	es.huela f.	166740
	es.hueler cf. soler	166790
floor	eshuelo m.	166800
loose; single; divorced	es.huelto adj.	166810
drowsiness, nap, light sleep	es.huenyiko m.	166890
sleep; dream	es.huenyo m.	166900
waste, garbage	esierkol m.	167110
roughness, rudeness	eskabrozidad f.	167120
rough, coarse; obscene	eskabrozo adj.	167130
to be released, to be dropped, to disappear	eskabuirse v.	167140
	eskabuyarse cf. eskabuirse	167150
to omit, to release	eskabuyar v.	167160
crushed	eskachado adj.	167165
to contort from expansion	eskacharse v. refl.	167170
payment date	eskadensia (it.) f.	167180
squadron	eskadrilia f.	167190
to pry, to search in every corner, to explore, to check, to examine	eskadrunyar v.	167210
expiration	eskaensa f.	167220
	eskaensia cf. eskadensia	167230
	eskaer cf. deskaer	167240
	eskaeser cf. deskaer	167260
	eskaesimiento cf. deskaimiento	167270
degenerate, exhausted; ruined, dilapidated; one who fell/was dismissed /dropped	eskaído adj.	167280
	eskaimiento cf. deskaimiento	167290
	eskala (gr.) cf. esgara	167300
dock, anchorage; Intermediate station; scaffolding	eskala f.	167310
head wounded, wounded in forehead	eskalavrado adj.	167320
head wound, forehead wound	eskalavradura f.	167340
head injury; great mental effort to solve a problem	eskalavramiento m.	167350
to injure the head, to injure the forehead	eskalavrar v.	167370
to be wounded in his head; to break the head, make efforts to solve a problem	eskalavrarse v. refl.	167380
wound, bruise on head; A mental effort to decipher a matter that lacks practical significance	eskalavro m.	167400
"Burns a bench" - a nickname for a weak student	eskaldabankos	167410
	eskaldada cf. arreskaldada	167415
boiled (by pouring boiled water); suffering from skin irritation; who suffered severe blows; who lost money (in a game/in the stock market); who was deceived in price	eskaldado adj.	167420
pouring of boiling water, scalding; irritated skin; hard beating; loss of property (game/stock exchange); price fraud	eskaldadura f.	167440
to boil, to pour boiling water, to rinse in boiling water; to cause irritation of the skin of the elbow/knee; to beat hard blows; to deceive in price; to cause a loss of property	eskaldar	167450
to fall victim to deception; to lose a lot of money	eskaldarse v. refl.	167490
	eskalentarse cf. eskayentarse	167510
ladder, stairs	eskalera f.	167520
It is said of a wall that is not smooth because it is neither plastered nor whitewashed properly	eskalfado adj.	167565
to cook in boiling water	eskalfar v.	167567
step, step (of a ladder), rank	eskalón m.	167570
piece of meat	eskalop (fr.) f.	167590
chisel	eskalpelo (it.) m.	167600
dandruff (of fish)	eskama f.	167610
	eskamador cf. deskamador	167620
	eskamar cf. deskamar	167630
a blow to the back of the head	eskambil m.	167640
a blow to the back of the head	eskambilada f.	167660
to humiliate, to despise	eskameser v.	167670
to hide, to smuggle	eskamotar v.	167680
scaly	eskamozo adj.	167690
desolate	eskampido adj.	167700
	eskamundar cf. deskamundar	167720
shocked, amazed	eskandalizado adj.	167730
to astonish, to shock, to provoke scandal	eskandalizar v.	167740
to be astonished, to be shocked	eskandalizarse v. refl.	167750
scandal	eskándalo m.	167760
outrageous, disgraceful, shocking	eskandalozo adj.	167770
Scandinavian	eskandinavo adj.	167780
the job of the beverage commissioner (biblical)	eskansiania f.	167785
	eskansiano cf. eskasiano	167790
salvation	eskapada f.	167800
end, completion; signals heralding the end of problems; escape, running away	eskapadijo m.	167810
complete, perfect, finished; certified; saved, redeemed, survivor	eskapado adj.	167830
savior	eskapador m.	167860
end, completion	eskapadura f.	167870
slippery - escaped from the hanging tree, knows how to get out of trouble	eskapaforkas m.	167880
salvation, deliverance, redemption; birth; final, finish, completion	eskapamiento m.	167890
to fnish, to complete; to dodge; to save	eskapar v.	167900
to escape, to flee, to dodge; to be saved; to be finished	eskaparse v. refl.	168030
termination, finish; rescue	eskapasión f.	168050
	eskape cf. eskapadura	168080
end, finish	eskapijo m.	168090
scapula	eskápula f.	168095
grill	eskara (gr.) f.	168100
whore, prostitute	eskarada f.	168110
cheeky, cynical, goes over the fence of modesty	eskarado adj.	168120
insolence, boldness, shamelessness	eskaramiento m.	168140
fornication	eskarmientos m. pl.	168143
	eskaramizo cf. eskarado	168145
to give him the reasons to be rude; to fornicate	eskarar v.	168150
to lose his dignity, to be rude to, to break the fences of modesty and politeness; to slam the truth in someone's face	eskararse v. refl.	168160
a meaningless word used to express something indefinable	eskaravajamentikos m.	168170
made negligently	eskaravajeado adj.	168180
to do work hastily/negligently	eskaravajear v.	168190
cockroach	eskaravajo m.	168200
cockroach; beetle; Indecipherable writing; ring type (folk)	eskaravato m.	168210
frost	eskarcha f.	168230
to weed	eskardar v.	168240
hoe, pickax	eskardiyo m.	168250
	eskargar cf. deskargar	168260
	eskargarse cf. deskargarse	168270
to cause longing	eskarinyar v.	168280
to miss, to be eaten by longings	eskarinyarse v. refl.	168290
longing	eskarinyo m.	168300
eaten by longings	eskarinyozo adj.	168350
scarlatina	eskarlatina f.	168360
crimson	eskarlato adj.	168370
scratch	eskarnadijo m.	168380
scratched	eskarnado adj.	168390
scratch	eskarnadura f.	168400
to scratch	eskarnar v.	168410
to mock	eskarneser v.	168420
mocking	eskarnesidor adj.	168430
mocking	eskarnesimiento m.	168440
	eskarno cf. eskarnesimiento	168450
low shoe, flat shoe	eskarpin m.	168460
child shoes	eskarponias f. pl.	168470
to spend money with stinginess/excessive frugality, to save tiny savings	eskarsear v.	168480
stinginess	eskarsedad/eskarsidad f.	168490
miser; rare	eska(r)so m.& adj.	168500
	eskarsura cf. eskarsedad	168510
to throw away, to remove, to keep away	eskartar v.	168520
stinginess	eskatina f.	168530
waste, garbage	eskarto m.	168540
snooping	eskarvadero m.	168550
nosy	eskarvador m.	168560
searching through, burrowing	eskarvadura f.	168580
to pry, to dig; to search carefully	eskarvar/eskarvarse v./v. refl.	168590
to be pampered, to be spoiled	eskasarse v. refl.	168610
shortage, poverty	eskases f.	168620
stinginess	eskaseza f.	168630
pampered	eskashado adj.	168640
to pamper	eskashar v.	168650
a treat, pampering	eskasho m.	168655
the beverage commissioner (biblical)	eskasiano m.	168660
stingy	eskasiko adj.	168670
stingy, rare	eskaso adj.	168680
rarely	eskaso adv.	168690
stinginess	eskasura f.	168700
nonsense	eskatafires (gr.) m. pl.	168710
to stimulate rude behavior	eskatar v.	168720
to be rude, to lose respect for someone	eskatarse v. refl.	168730
rampart, siege-wall	eskateyadura f.	168740
rigor	eskatimamiento m.	168750
to skimp, to save too much; to follow and search carefully	eskatimar v.	168760
requiem	eskavá (ebr.) f.	168770
miner	eskavador m.	168790
excavation, mining	eskavamiento m.	168800
to dig	eskavar v.	168810
excavation	eskavasión f.	168820
stage, stall	eskavel m.	168830
stage, stall	eskayentar v.	168840
to warm up	eskayentarse v. refl.	168850
Is not it so?	eske? interog.	168860
skeleton	eskeleto m.	168870
skinny, skin and bones	eskelétiko adj.	168880
Ashkenazic	eskenazí (ebr.) m. & adj.	168890
card game name: "Mercenary"	eskené m.	168910
used clothing dealer, worn-out dealer, scrap dealer	eskidjí (t.) m.	168920
used clothing trade, worn-out trade, scrap trade	eskidjilik (t.) m.	168925
merchant, seller of intestines (soup-)	eskiembedjí (t.) m.	168930
left	eskierda f.	168940
to cause nausea	eskifar (it.) v.	168950
to be disgusted, to show disgust, to show contempt for	eskifarse (it.) v. refl.	168960
disgust, nausea; contempt	eskifo (it.) m.	168980
disgusting/disrespectful	eskifozo (it.) adj.	169000
	eskila cf. traskila	169010
	eskilada cf. traskila	169020
	eskilar cf. traskilar	169030
corner	eskina f.	169040
Illness, sickness	eskilensia f.	169050
nape, spine	eskino m.	169060
to get very tired, to get tired	eskintarse (fr.) v. refl.	169070
to take out from	eskitar v.	169080
to leave; to resign	eskitarse v. refl.	169090
	esklamar cf. esklamarse	169100
to shout, to call aloud, to proclaim, to loudly express suffering/resentment	esklamarse v. refl.	169110
shouting, announcing, loud expression of suffering/resentment	esklamasión f.	169120
	esklamatina cf. esklamasión	169125
of calling, of proclamation	esklamativo adj.	169130
to clarify, to find out; to rise (sun/day)	esklareser v.	169140
clarification; sunrise	esklaresimiento m.	169160
slavery	esklavaje m.	169170
to be enslaved; to be enslaved to a task/role that does not let you breathe	esklavarse v. refl.	169180
slavery, bondage	esklavedad/vidad f.	169190
	esklavitud cf. esklavedad/vidad	169205
slave; a simple type of fabric for sewing the Sultan's soldiers' uniforms	esklavo m.	169210
deported, ostracized	eskluido adj.	169250
excommunication, deportation, expulsion, removal, ostracism	eskluzión f.	169260
exclusively	eskluzivamente adv.	169270
exclusivity	eskluzividad f.	169280
exclusive	eskluzivo adj.	169290
the sorter, the classifier	eskojedor m.	169300
to select, to sort	eskojer v.	169310
to shrink	eskojerse v. refl.	169350
selection, sorting; what is chosen	eskojida f.	169360
selectivity	eskojidero m.	169370
selected, fine; sorted	eskojido adj.	169380
the selector	eskojidor adj. & m.	169430
selection, sorting	eskojidura f.	169440
selection, sorting	eskojimiento m.	169450
school	eskola f.	169460
dried, drained; exhausted/depleted	eskolado adj.	169490
the liquid (oil/honey) that rises on the banks of the barrel	eskoladura f.	169500
tuition wage	eskolaje m.	169510
gonorrhea (venereal disease)	eskolamento m.	169520
	eskolar adj. cf. eskolario	169530
to leave at the end of the work day/at the end of the work; to leave school; to drain, to dry from liquids; to collect the liquid (oil/honey) that has overflowed	eskolar v.	169540
of a school	eskolario adj.	169550
pupil	eskolario m.	169570
to drip, to empty, to lose weight, to get tired; to run out of money	eskolarse v. refl.	169580
scholastic	eskolástiko adj.	169590
statue	eskolpidura f.	169600
to sculpt	eskolpir/eskolpiar v.	169610
	eskoltura cf. eskolpidura	169620
clean, swept, evacuated; arranged	eskombrado (cat.) adj.	169630
arrangement, order	eskombramiento (cat.) m.	169640
	eskombransa (cat.) cf. eskombramiento	169650
to evacuate, to clear, to clean, to sweep; to remove obstacles (out of the way)	eskombrar (cat.) v.	169660
to be swept; to disappear, be cleared	eskombrarse (cat.) v. refl.	169665
trash	eskombro m.	169670
to consume his force, to spend himself, to wear out	eskomerse v. refl.	169680
used, worn, worn out	eskomersido adj.	169690
gambling, betting	eskometa (it.) f.	169700
to gamble, to bet	eskometer (it.) v.	169720
	eskondedero cf. eskondidijo	169730
	eskonder v.	169740
to hide oneself	eskonderse v. refl.	169760
hide and seek	eskondidas f. pl.	169770
concealment, hiding, concealing; conferring secretly	eskondidero m.	169790
hiding place	eskondidijo m.	169800
secret, confidential; hidden, concealed	eskondido adj.	169810
hidden thing, hidden	eskondido m.	169820
concealment, hiding, concealing; conferring secretly, whispering	eskondimiento m.	169830
	eskondrijo cf. eskondidijo	169840
to discount (money); to pay in advance to save interest; to take into account realization	eskontar v.	169850
discount; banknote discounting	eskonto m.	169860
scared, scared to death	eskontrado adj.	169900
to encounter, to meet unexpectedly	eskontrar v.	169910
to be severely frightened, ro be devoured by fear	eskontrarse v. refl.	169940
annoying meeting; face-to-face battle	eskontro m.	169950
	eskopetada cf. eskovetada	169970
purpose, goal, intention	eskopo (it./port.) m.	169980
who was stripped of his skin	eskorchado adj.	170020
skin stripper; overcharger ("skin striper" in prices)	eskorchador m.	170050
scratch; exaggeration in price (''skin raid'')	eskorchadura f.	170060
	eskorchar cf. deskorchar	170070
	eskorcharse cf. deskorcharse	170080
sludges, waste	eskoria f.	170090
slightly scratched	eskoriado adj.	170100
to lightly scratch the skin	eskoriar v.	170110
	eskornado cf. deskornado	170120
	eskornar cf. deskornar	170130
scorpion; a nickname for a twisted and cunning person	eskorpión m.	170140
escort	eskorta f.	170150
to accompany	eskortar v.	170160
to drip; to empty	eskorrer v.	170170
to become empty, to leak; to leak a secret	eskorrerse v. refl.	170190
continuous leakage, incessant dripping	eskorridero m.	170200
Whose waters were emptied; empty, exhausted	eskorrido adj.	170210
the leaking liquid	eskorridura f.	170220
girl, maiden, virgin	eskosa f.	170230
virginity	eskosedad/eskosidad f.	170240
Scottish	eskosez m./ adj.	170250
sail traction cable	eskota f.	170255
broom	eskova f.	170260
a light and superficial sweep	eskovada f.	170310
broom maker	eskovero m.	170320
beating with a broomstick	eskovetada f.	170330
a light and superficial sweep accompanied by rinsing with plenty of water	eskovatea/eskoveteada f.	170340
to wash the floor by water sweeping	eskovetear v.	170350
to burn, to cause a burning pain	eskozer v.	170360
written certificate, letter, document	eskrita f.	170370
memorandum	eskritika f.	170380
	eskritiko cf. eskritika	170390
written; diploma; will; contract	eskrito m.	170400
written	eskrito adj.	170410
author, writer	eskritor m.	170450
desk, student bench	eskritorio m.	170460
handwriting; book management	eskritura f.	170470
accounting registration	eskrituria f.	170490
a simple certificate	eskriturika f.	170510
pencil case; inkwell; pen	eskrivanía	170520
writing board, board for learning to write	eskrivanika f.	170530
scribe (bibl.), clerk, scribe of Tora scrolls	eskrivano m.	170540
compulsive writing	eskrividero m.	170550
author; scribe, clerk,	eskrividor m.	170560
registerer, court clerk	eskrivir v.	170570
to register; to correspond	eskrivirse v. refl.	170600
	eskruchir/eskrujir cf. eskrushir	170610
to check carefully	eskrudenyar v.	170620
compunction; punctuality, rigor; fear	eskrúpulo m.	170630
remorse; punctuality, rigor; fear	eskrupulozo adj.	170640
teeth grinding; persistent anger	eskrushidero m.	170650
teeth grinding	eskrushido m.	170660
causing gnashing of teeth	eskrushiente adj.	170665
to gnash (teeth), to make a creaking sound	eskrushir v.	170670
observer, examiner; election supervisor	eskruteador m.	170690
to make an observation, to survey with his eyes, to follow, to examine, to check, to investigate	eskrutear v.	170700
interrogation, examination	eskrutinio m.	170710
right-angled triangular bar; fleet; squadron (aircraft)	eskuadra f.	170720
to look for	eskuadroniar v.	170730
obedient	eskuchador/dera adj.	170740
to listen, to listen; to obey, to memorize (lesson, prayer)	eskuchar v.	170750
armour-bearer	eskudero m.	170755
bowl	eskudiya f.	170760
to pour into a bowl; to serve food	eskudiyar v.	170770
shield; escudo (gold coin)	eskudo m.	170790
	eskudrinyar cf. eskadrunyar	170810
	eskudyar cf. eskudiyar	170820
right-angled triangular bar	eskuedra f.	170830
	eskuela cf. eskola	170840
against, opposite	eskuentra adv.	170850
	eskuentrar cf. eskontrar	170860
	eskuentro cf. eskontro	170870
to have itching/irritation	eskueser v.	170880
stimulation	eskuesimiento m.	170890
to burn, to cause burning due to resentment for excessive spending	eskuezer v.	170900
a traditional headdress for a woman	eskufia f.	170910
thin noodles; wax	eskulacha f.	170920
earring	eskularicha f.	170930
to dig; to engrave	eskulfiar v.	170940
spy	eskulka m.	170950
espionage, surveillance	eskulkadero m.	170960
strict investigator	eskulkador/dera m.	170970
to spy, to secretly follow, to search	eskulkar v.	170980
spy	eskulko m.	170990
	eskulpa cf. deskulpa	171000
	eskulpar cf. deskulpar	171010
	eskulparse cf. deskulparse	171020
sculptor	eskulpidor m.	171030
sculptor	eskulptor m.	171040
to sculpt	eskulptar v.	171050
to escape from danger or nuisance	eskulterear (t.) v.	171060
escape, fleeing	eskultereo m.	171070
sculptor, engraver	eskultor/eskulptor m.	171080
statue, sculpture, engraving	eskultura f.	171090
foam	eskuma (port.) f.	171100
whisk	eskumador m.	171110
to whisk; to raise foam (from anger) ;remove the foam from	eskumar v.	171120
foam (on liquids: beer, soup, etc.)	eskumarada f.	171130
mackerel	eskumbrí (gr.) m.	171140
	eskumir cf. eskumar	171150
whipped	eskumozo adj.	171160
"advice spitting" - a person who advises without being asked	eskupesehel (ebr.) m.	171170
saliva	eskupetina f.	171180
tendency to spit, need to spit	eskupidero m.	171190
spitting	eskupidijom.	171200
who is spit on	eskupido adj.	171210
spittoon	eskupidera f.	171240
spittoon	eskupidor m.	171250
spitting	eskupidura f.	171260
saliva	eskupina f.	171270
spitting, spitting in the face	eskupinada f.	171290
despised, who is spit on his face	eskupinado adj.	171310
a small spit	eskupinika f.	171320
to spit; to tell a secret	eskupir v.	171330
to spit on himself	eskupirse v. refl.	171350
saliva	eskupitina f.	171380
darkness	eskuraná f.	171400
ignorance	eskurantismo m.	171410
ignorant, lagging behind his time	eskurantiste m. & f.	171420
darkening; darkness	eskureo m.	171430
to darken, to obscure, to dim	eskureser v.	171440
to become dark, to become gloomy	eskureserse v. refl.	171450
darkened	eskuresido adj.	171460
darkening , eclipse (sun, moon)	eskuresimiento m.	171470
darkness, obscurity	eskuridad/eskuridat f.	171480
squeezed; soaked	eskurido adj.	171510
flowing	eskuriendo adj.	171530
darkness, darkness, deep darkness; ''bargain''	eskurina f.	171540
to drip; to squeeze	eskurir v.	171580
	eskurisión cf. eskuridad	171595
dark, gloomy, dim; dark, gloomy; bleak; fuzzy; that is difficult to explain, that is difficult to understand	eskuro (port.) adj.	171600
a pessimistic	eskuro (port.) m.	171610
trip, journey, tour	eskursión/eskurzión f.	171640
	eskurturear (t.) cf. eskulterear	171650
apology, justification; excuse	eskuza (port.) f.	171660
to forgive	eskuzar (port.) v.	171670
to apologize, justify oneself	eskuzarse (port.) v. refl.	171690
forgivable	eskuzavle (port.) adj.	171700
Sorry!	eskuze! (port.)	171710
	eskyidjí (t.) cf. eskidjí	171720
leap, momentum, development, progress	eslancho (it.) m.	171730
Slavic	eslavo m. & adj.	171740
	esmayado cf. desmayado	171750
	esmayarse cf. desmayarse	171760
	esmayo cf. desmayo	171770
to wear out until thin	esmenuzar v.	171780
meticulously cared for; polished	esmerado adj.	171790
emerald	esmeralda f.	171810
to brush, to polish; to purify; to carefully handle	esmerar v.	171820
falcon, hawk	esmerejón m.	171830
strictness, meticulous care; measure	esmero m.	171840
buyer	esmersador m.	171850
to buy, to shop	esmersar v.	171860
buying	esmerso m.	171870
	esmoladera cf. dezmoladera	171890
	esmoladijo cf. dezmoladijo	171900
	esmolado cf. dezmolado	171910
	esmolador cf. dezmolador	171920
	esmoladura cf. dezmoladura	171930
	esmolar cf. dezmolar	171940
	esmolarse cf. dezmolarse	171950
	esmolo cf. dezmolo	171960
to faint	esmorteserse v. refl.	171970
to excite, to cause excitement, to arouse pity	esmover v.	171980
to get excited	esmoverse v. refl.	171990
excited; shocked; wanderer	esmovido adj.	172000
exciting, touching, pitiful	esmoviente adj.	172010
excitement, admiration	esmovimiento m.	172015
trade union, guild; tiny bourgeoisie; tiny bourgeois; craftsman	esnaf (t.) m.	172020
a person who has modest means, earns little	esnafiko (t.) m.	172040
	esnoa/esnoah (port.) cf. esnoga	172060
synagogue; women's part in synagogue	esnoga (port.) f.	172070
	eso cf. esto	172080
sword	espada f.	172090
a sword stabbing	espadada f.	172145
ropes manufacturer, ropes seller ; a boasting person (scatters words of boasting and exaggeration)	espagero m.	172150
ropes manufacturer, ropes seller; words of boasting	espago (gr. & it.) m.	172160
	espajado cf. despajado	172180
	espajadura cf. despajadura	172190
	espajar (1) cf. despajar	172200
to clear (place, road), to remove obstacles (from the road), to root out	espajar (2) v.	172210
evacuation (way, place); getting rid of	espajo m.	172240
to pant, to breathe heavily	espalankar/espalankarse v.	172250
back, shoulder; stamina	espalda f.	172260
suffers from back pain/back colds/shoulder sprain	espaldado adj.	172370
back cold/back pain; shoulder sprain	espaldadura f.	172380
back of seat, backrest, back; vest	espaldar m.	172390
to suffer from back pain back cold; to sprain the shoulder	espaldarse v. refl.	172400
back support; the back of	espaldera f.	172410
	espaldo cf. espaldado	172430
spreading laundry for drying; laundry drying place, laundry rack	espandedijo m.	172440
place/facility for drying laundry	espandedor m.	172450
to disperse; to spread, to scroll; to hang/spread laundry for drying	espander v.	172460
to spread, to disperse, to expand (business); to give credit to a broad clientele	espanderse v. refl.	172520
scattered, spread out	espandido adj.	172530
laundry unfolded for drying	espandido m.	172550
spread; space	espandidura f.	172570
expansion	espandimiento m.	172580
to distribute, to announce, to publicize; to spread, to scatter, to stretch, to scroll; to hang for drying	espandir v.	172590
to be scattered	espandirse v. refl.	172610
thread, thin rope	espango (gr.) m.	172620
	espansimiento cf. espandidura	172630
frightened, terrified, terrified; suffers from phobia	espantado adj.	172640
to scare, to frighten, to terrify,	espantar v.	172650
to be afraid, to panic, to be anxious, to be filled with fear	espantarse v. refl.	172670
scary, terrifying, frightening, horrifying, horrible, ominous	espantavle adj.	172700
cowardly	espantikozo adj.	172710
fear, terror, awe, anxiety, panic; phobia	espanto m.	172720
cowardly, frightened; who casts fear	espantozo adj.	172820
	Espanya f.	172830
	espanyol m. & adj.	172840
	espanyolizar v.	172850
	esparankar cf. espalankar	172860
	esparanyador v.	172870
	esparanyar v.	172880
	esparanyo m.	172890
	espareser cf. despareser	172900
	espareserse cf. depsreserse	172910
	esparesido cf. desparesido	172920
	esparida f.	172930
	esparmacheto (it./t.) m.	172940
	esparmiar (it.) v.	172945
	esparmio (it.) m.	172950
	espartidijo m.	172960
	espartido adj.	172970
	espartidor cf. despartidor	172980
	espartimiento cf. despartimiento	172990
	espartir cf. despartir	173000
	espartirse cf. despartirse	173010
	espartisión cf. despartisión	173020
	esparzer cf. esparzir	173030
	esparzerse cf. esparzirse	173040
	esparzidera f.	173050
	esparzido adj.	173060
	esparzidor m.	173070
	esparzimiento m.	173080
	esparzir v.	173090
	esparzirse v. refl.	173100
	espasiar v.	173110
	espasiarse v. refl.	173120
	espasio m.	173130
	espasiozo adj.	173170
	espasmo m.	173180
	espatí m.	173190
	espatula f.	173200
	espatular v.	173210
	espaventado (it.)	173220
	espaventador m.	173230
	espaventar (it.) v.	173240
	espaventarse v. refl.	173250
	espavoresedor m.	173260
	espavoreser v.	173270
	espavoreserse v. refl.	173280
	espavoresido adj.	173290
	espavoresiente adj.	173300
	espavoresimiento m.	173310
	espazmo cf. espasmo	173320
	especha cf. espesia	173330
	esped (ebr.) m.	173340
	espedasar v. cf. despedasar	173350
	espedasarse cf. despedasarse	173380
	espedidor m.	173390
	espedir v.	173400
	espedisión f.	173410
	espejado cf. espejante	173415
	espejados m.pl.	173420
	espejante adj.	173421
	espejar cf. espejear	173430
	espejarse v. refl.	173440
	espejear v.	173460
	espejero m.	173470
	espejo m.	173480
	espektador m.	173540
	espektákolo/espekták(u)lo	173550
	espektatriche (it.) f.	173560
	espektro m.	173570
	espekulador/dera n.	173580
	espekular v.	173590
	espekulasión f.	173600
	espelta f.	173605
	esperado adj.	173607
	esperansa f.	173610
	esperar v.	173620
	esperarse v. refl.	173625
	esperiensa f.	173630
	esperimentado adj.	173640
	esperimentar v.	173650
	esperme m.	173660
	espero m.	173670
	espertadura cf. despertadura f.	173680
	espertar cf. despertar	173690
	espesar cf. espesear	173700
	espesarse v. refl.	173710
	espesatina f.	173720
	espesear v.	173730
	espesia f.	173740
	espesiada f.	173760
	espesial adj.	173770
	espesialidad/ espesialitá f.	173780
	espesialista/o m.	173790
	espesializarse v. refl.	173800
	espesialmente adv.	173810
	espesiano cf. espesiero	173820
	espesie cf. espesia	173830
	espesiería f.	173840
	espesiero m.	173850
	espesifikar v.	173860
	espesífiko adj.	173870
	espesimén m.	173880
	espesio m.	173890
	espeso (1) adj.	173900
	espeso (2) adj.	173920
	espesor m.	173930
	espesura f.	173940
hit a lot of blows; to strike with a sharp thing; ''to stab'' mockingly	espetear v.	173950
	espeto m.	173960
	espía m.	173990
	espiar v.	174000
	espidir v.	174010
	espidirse v. refl.	174015
	espiegar v.	174020
	espiegarse v. refl.	174025
	espiegasión f.	174030
	espiegavle adj.	174040
	espierto adj.	174050
	espiga f.	174060
	espikonardo m.	174075
	espina f.	174080
	espinaka f.	174120
	espinakucho m.	174140
	espinazo m.	174150
	espindja f.	174160
	espinika en medio m.	174170
	espino m.	174180
	espinota f.	174220
	espinozo adj.	174230
	espión (fr.) m.	174240
	espionaje m.	174250
	espionar (fr.) v.	174260
	espipitar v.	174270
	espiritismo m.	174280
	espirito m.	174290
	espiritozo adj.	174310
	espiritual adj.	174320
	espiritualidad f.	174330
	espiritualizmo f.	174335
	espirituel (fr.) cf. espiritual	174340
	espirtos (gr.) m. pl.	174360
	espiruzar v.	174370
	espital cf. ospital	174380
	espléndido adj.	174390
	esplendor f.	174400
	esplikador/dera n.	174410
	esplikar v.	174420
	esplikarse v. refl.	174430
	esplikasión f.	174440
	esplikativo adj.	174450
	esplikavle adj.	174460
	esplumadera f.	174470
	esplumado cf. desplumado	174480
	esplumador cf. desplumador	174490
	esplumadura cf. desplumadura	174500
	esplumar cf. desplumar	174510
	espojado cf. despojado	174520
	espojamiento cf. despojado	174525
	espojar cf. despojar	174530
	espojo cf. despojo	174540
	espoleta f.	174550
	espoliador m.	174555
	espolvadura f.	174560
	espolvar v.	174570
	espolvarse v. refl.	174580
	espolvoreada f.	174590
	espolvorear cf. despolvorear	174600
	espolvorizar v.	174610
	espondja f.	174620
	espondjado adj.	174640
	espondjado m.	174660
	espondjador m.	174670
	espondjar v.	174680
	espondjia cf. espondja	174690
	esponsales m.pl.	174700
	espontáneo adj.	174710
	espor cf. esport	174720
	esport m.	174730
	esportador/dera n.	174740
	esportar v.	174750
	esportasión f.	174760
	esportivo adj.	174770
	esportiyero m.	174780
	espozado adj.	174790
	espozar v. cf. despozar	174800
	espozarse cf. despozarse	174810
	espozo/za n.	174820
	espozorio m.	174830
	esprimida f.	174840
	esprimidera f.	174860
	esprimidika f.	174870
	esprimido adj.	174880
	esprimidor m.	174890
	esprimidura f.	174910
	esprimiento cf. esprimidura	174920
	esprimir v.	174930
	esprimirse v. refl.	174940
	esprito m.	174960
	espropriar cf. ekspropriar	175060
	espueser v.	175070
	espulgado adj.	175080
	espulgador m.	175090
	espulgar v.	175100
	espulgarse v. refl.	175110
	espulsar cf. ekspulsar	175120
	espuma cf. eskuma	175130
	espumado cf. eskumado	175140
	espumador cf. eskumador	175150
	espumadura f.	175160
	espumante adj.	175170
	espumar cf. eskumar	175190
	espumarada cf. eskuma	175200
	espumozo cf. eskumozo	175210
	espuntar m.	175220
	espuntar v.	175230
	espuntarse v.refl.	175235
	espurgar v.	175270
	esta/estas pron. dem.	175280
	estabeleser/se cf. estableserse	175300
	estabilado (fr.) adj.	175310
	estabilidad f.	175320
	estabilim(i)ento (fr.) m.	175330
	estabilir (fr.) v.	175340
	estabilirse (fr.) v. refl.	175350
	estabilizado adj.	175360
	estabilizar v.	175370
	estabilizasión f.	175380
	estable cf. estavle	175390
	estableser v.	175400
	estableserse v. refl.	175420
	establesido adj.	175430
	establesimiento f.	175440
	estachón (it.) cf. estasión	175450
	estada f.	175460
	estadía f.	175470
	estadijo m.	175480
	estado m.	175490
	Estados Unidos m. pl.	175585
	estadura cf. estatura	175590
	estafeta f.	175600
	estajar v.	175610
	estajarse v. refl.	175620
	estajera f.	175630
	estajo m.	175640
	estaka f.	175650
	estala f.	175670
	estalar v.	175680
	estalarse v. refl.	175690
	estampa f.	175700
	estampado adj.	175710
	estampador m.	175730
	estampadura f.	175740
	estampar v.	175750
	estamparía f.	175770
	estamparse v. refl.	175780
	estampilia cf. estampiya	175790
	estampiya f.	175800
	estampiyar v.	175810
	estampo m.	175820
	estankar v.	175830
	estankarse v. refl.	175860
	estanke m.	175870
	estanko adj.	175880
	estanko m.	175890
	estansia f.	175900
	estansya f.	175910
	estante cf. instante	175920
	estanyado adj.	175930
	estanyador m.	175950
	estanyadura f.	175960
	estanyar v.	175970
	estanyer v.	175980
	estanyo m.	175990
	estar m.	176010
	estar v.	176030
	estarse cf. estar	176035
	estarnudar cf. sarnudar	176350
	estasión f.	176360
	estasionamiento m.	176370
	estasionar v.	176380
	estasionario adj.	176390
	estatal adj.	176400
	estátiko adj.	176420
	estatístika f.	176430
	estatua f.	176440
	estatuir v.	176450
	estatura f.	176460
	estatuto m.	176470
	estavle adj.	176480
	este m.	176490
	este pron. dem.	176500
	este/esta/esto adj. dem.	176520
	esteduedredo m.	176530
	esteliadura f.	176535
	esteliar v.	176540
	estempereado adj.	176550
	estemperear v.	176560
	estempereo m.	176600
	estender v.	176610
	estenderse v. refl.	176620
	estendido adj.	176630
	estenografía f.	176660
	estenografo m.	176670
	estentinas f. pl.	176680
	ester estemez (t.)	176690
	estera f.	176700
	esterada f.	176740
	esterilizado adj.	176750
	esterero m.	176760
	estéril adj.	176770
	esterilidad f.	176780
	esterilizar v.	176790
	esterilizasión f.	176800
	esterlina- lira esterlina	176810
	esterno cf. eksterno	176820
	esteyadura cf. esteliadura	176825
	esteyar cf. esteliar	176830
	esteso (it.) adj.	176840
	esteso m.	176860
	estetar cf. destetar	176870
	estetika f.	176880
	estetiko adj.	176890
	estía f.	176900
	estiedra f.	176910
	estiedreo m.	176940
	estiedrear v.	176950
	estiedrero m.	176960
	estiedro adj.	176970
	estiender cf. estender	176980
	estierdo cf. estiedro	176985
	estierkero m.	176990
	estierko/estierkol m.	177000
	estierkolero m.	177030
	estifa (gr.) f.	177040
	estifado (gr.) adj.	177050
	estifado (gr.) m.	177060
	estifador (gr.) m.	177070
	estifadura f.	177080
	estifaje m.	177090
	estifar (gr.) v.	177100
	estigmatizar v.	177110
	estilado adj.	177120
	estilar v.	177130
	estilarse v. refl.	177140
	estileto m.	177150
	estiliar v.	177160
	estilo m.	177170
	estima f.	177200
	estimado adj.	177230
	estimador m.	177240
	estimar v.	177250
	estimasión f.	177260
	estimavle adj.	177270
	estimulante adj.	177280
	estimular v.	177290
	estimulasión f.	177300
	estímulo m.	177310
	estindachí (t.) m.	177320
	estindak (t.) f.	177330
	estipular v.	177350
	estipulasión f.	177355
	estirado adj.	177360
	estirado m.	177370
	estirar v.	177380
	estirarse v. refl.	177400
	estiva (1) cf. estía	177420
	estiva (2) cf. estifa	177430
	estivaleta/estivaletada (it.) f.	177440
	estivaleto (it.) m.	177450
	estiya cf. estía	177460
	esto pron. dem.	177470
	estofa f.	177600
	estógamo cf. estómago	177620
	estoiko adj.	177630
	estoisismo m.	177640
	estok m.	177650
	estoltar v.	177660
	estolto m.	177670
	estoma cf. estómago	177680
	estomagal m.	177690
	estómago m.	177700
	estonses cf. entonses	177750
	estopa f.	177770
	estopada/estopachada (it.) f.	177780
	estopar v.	177790
	estor (fr.) m.	177800
	estoria cf. istoria	177810
	estoriador cf. istoriador	177820
	estoriano cf. istoriano	177830
	estorvamiento m.	177840
	estorvar v.	177850
	estorvarse v. refl.	177860
	estorvo m.	177870
	estos/estas adj. dem.	177880
	estova/estofa m.	177890
	estrada f.	177900
	estrado cf. estrada	177910
	estrafutarse (it.) v. refl.	177920
	estrafuto (it.) m.	177930
	estrago m.	177940
	estragunyarse cf. estrangunyarse	177950
	estrangunyado adj.	177955
	estrangunyar v.	177960
	estrangunyarse v. refl.	177970
	estranjero adj.	177980
	estranyado v.	177990
	estranyar v.	178000
	estranyarse v. refl.	178010
	estranyedad f.	178020
	estranyero m. & adj.	178030
	estranyeza cf. estranyedad	178040
	estranyo adj.	178050
	estrapajado (it.) cf. estrapazado	178060
	estrapajar (it.) cf. estrapzar	178070
	estrapajo (it.) cf. estrapazo	178080
	estrapazado (it.) m.	178090
	estrapazar (it.) v.	178100
	estrapazo (it.) m.	178110
	estrasado adj.	178120
	estrasador m.	178130
	estrasar v.	178140
	estrasos m. pl.	178150
	estravagansa f.	178160
	estravagante adj.	178170
	estrea cf. estreya	178180
	estrechado adj.	178190
	estrechadura f.	178200
	estrechamente adv.	178210
	estrechamiento m.	178220
	estrechar/estrechear v.	178240
	estrecharse v. refl.	178280
	estrechez f.	178310
	estrechiko adj.	178320
	estrecho m.	178330
	estrecho adj.	178340
	estrechura f.	178380
	estreería cf. estreyería	178430
	estreero cf. estreyero	178440
	estremeser m.	178450
	estremeser v.	178460
	estremeserse v. refl.	178470
	estremesido adj.	178500
	estremesiente adj.	178510
	estremesimiento m.	178520
	estremesina f.	178530
	estremesivle adj.	178540
	estremisión/estremesión f.	178550
	estrena f.	178570
	estrenado adj.	178610
	estrenamiento m.	178620
	estrenar v.	178630
	estrenarse v. refl.	178640
	estreno m.	178670
	estrensar cf. destrensar	178690
	estrepil (t.) cf. trespil	178700
	estrerería cf. estreyería	178710
	estreya f.	178720
	estreyado adj.	178890
	estreyado m.	178900
	estreyería f.	178910
	estreyero m.	178930
	estriktamente adv.	178940
	estrikto adj.	178950
	estrindjado (it.) adj.	178960
	estrindjamiento (it.) m.	178980
	estrindjar (it.) v.	178990
	estrindjarse v. refl.	179000
	estrindjir/se (it.) cf. estrindjar/se	179010
	estripar v.	179020
	estriparse v. refl.	179040
	estrofa f.	179050
	estrolojía cf. astrolojía	179055
	estropajado adj.	179060
	estropajar v.	179070
	estropajo m.	179080
	estropear v.	179090
	estropearse v. refl.	179100
	estropiado adj.	179110
	estropiar v.	179120
	estroshado cf. stroshado	179130
	estroshar cf. stroshar	179140
	estruidero m.	179150
	estruido cf. destruido	179160
	estruidor m.	179170
	estruimiento m.	179190
	estruir v.	179220
	estruirse v. refl.	179270
	estruisión f.	179290
	estruktura f.	179310
	estubí (gr.) m.	179320
	estudiado adj.	179330
	estudiante n.	179340
	estudiar v.	179350
	estudio m.	179360
	estudiozo adj.	179370
	estudreser v.	179380
	estudrir cf. estudreser	179390
	estufa f.	179400
	estufado adj.	179410
	estufar v.	179420
	estufo m.	179430
	estuguerser v.	179440
	estuguerserse v. refl.	179450
	estukador m.	179470
	estukaje m.	179480
	estukar v.	179490
	estuko m.	179500
	estultar v.	179510
	estulto m.	179520
	estupefaksión f.	179530
	estupendo adj.	179540
	estupidad/estupiditá f.	179550
	estupidamente adv.	179555
	estupidez f.	179560
	estupido adj.	179570
	estupor m.	179580
	esturbo cf. disturbo	179590
	esuenyo m.	179600
	esvacheamiento m.	179620
	esvachear (t.) v.	179630
	esvachearse (t.) v. refl.	179650
	esvacheo (t.) m.	179670
	esvaichar (t.) v.	179680
	esvainado cf. desvainado	179690
	esvainar cf. desvainar	179700
	esvaneser cf. desvaneser	179710
	esvaneserse cf. desvaneserse	179720
	esvanesimiento m.	179730
	esvarear cf. desvarear	179740
	esvareo cf. desvareo	179750
	Esvechia f.	179755
	esvelar cf. desvelar	179760
	esveltar v.	179770
	esveltarse v. refl.	179780
	esveltez f.	179790
	esvelto adj.	179800
	esveranero adj.	179810
	esverano cf. enverano	179820
	esviar cf. desviar	179830
	esvientrar v.	179840
	esvientrarse v.	179850
	etaj/etaje (fr.) m.	179860
	etajera (fr.) f.	179870
	etap/etapa f.	179880
	etek (t.) m.	179890
	eter (ebr.) m.	179900
	éter m.	179910
	eternal adj.	179920
	eternalmente adv.	179930
	eternamente cf. eternalmente	179940
	eternel (fr.) cf. eternal	179950
	eternelmente cf. eternalmente	179955
	eternelo (it.) m.	179960
	eternidad/eternitá f.	179970
	eternizar v.	179990
	eternizarse v. refl.	180000
	eterno adj.	180010
	etika f.	180030
	etiket/etiketa f.	180040
	etiketar v.	180060
	etiketozo adj.	180070
	étiko adj.	180080
	etimolojía f.	180090
	etimolójiko adj.	180100
	etniko adj.	180110
	etnografia f.	180120
	etnografiko adj.	180130
	etnolojía f.	180140
	etnolójiko adj.	180150
	etrog (ebr.) m.	180160
	ets-hayim (ebr.) m.	180170
	etsétera	180180
	eunuko cf. enuko	180190
	Europa cf. Evropa	180195
	evakuar v.	180200
	evakuasión f.	180210
	evalá! (t.) interj.	180220
	evaluar v.	180230
	evaluasión f.	180240
	evanjéliko adj.	180250
	evanjelisto/a m.	180260
	evanjelio m.	180270
	evantualidad cf. eventualidad	180280
	evaporar v.	180290
	evaporarse v.	180295
	evaporasión f.	180300
	evar (ebr.) m. (pl. evarim)	180305
	evazión m.	180310
	evazivo adj.	180320
	evenemiento/evenemento (fr.) m.	180330
	evenimiento cf. evenemiento	180340
	evento cf. evenemiento	180350
	eventual adj.	180360
	eventualidad f.	180370
	eventualmente adv.	180380
	evidensia f.	180390
	evidente adj.	180410
	evidentemente adv.	180420
	evionim (ebr.) m. pl.	180425
	evitar v.	180430
	evitavle adj.	180440
	eviva! interj.	180450
	evlát (t.) m.	180460
	evladim! (t.)	180470
	evokar v.	180480
	evokasión f.	180500
	evoluar (fr.) v.	180510
	evolusión f.	180520
	evolusionar v.	180525
	evolutivo adj.	180530
	evra f.	180540
	Evropa f.	180550
	evropeo adj.	180560
	exajeradamente adv.	180570
	exajerado adj.	180580
	exajerador m.	180590
	exajerar v.	180600
	exajerasión f.	180610
	exaktamente adv.	180620
	exaktitud f.	180630
	exakto adj.	180640
	exaltado adj.	180650
	exaltar v.	180660
	exaltasión f.	180670
	examen f.	180680
	examinador/dera n.	180690
	examinar v.	180700
	exark/exarko m.	180720
	exasperado adj.	180730
	exasperante adj.	180740
	exasperar v.	180750
	exasperasión f.	180760
	exaspero m.	180770
	exejeta n.	180780
	exekusión f.	180790
	exekutante n.	180800
	exekutar v.	180810
	exekutidor/dera n.	180820
	exekutir v.	180830
	exekutiva m.	180840
	exekutivo adj.	180850
	exekutor m.	180870
	exema f.	180880
	exematozo adj.	180890
	exempio cf. eshemplo	180900
	exemplar adj.	180910
	exemplario m. & adj.	180920
	exempliar cf. exemplario	180930
	exemplo cf. eshemplo	180940
	exemptar v.	180950
	exensión f.	180960
	exentado adj.	180970
	exentar v.	180980
	exento adj.	180990
	exersado adj.	181000
	exersar v.	181010
	exersarse (fr.) v. refl.	181020
	exersisio m.	181030
	exibisión f.	181040
	exijensa/exijensia f.	181050
	exijente adj.	181060
	exijido adj.	181070
	exijir v.	181080
	exijivle adj.	181090
	exilado adj.	181100
	exilar v.	181110
	exilo m.	181120
	existensia f.	181130
	existiente adj.	181140
	existir v.	181150
	éxito m.	181160
	exodio m.	181170
	exonerado adj.	181180
	exonerar v.	181190
	exonerasión f.	181200
	exorbitante adj.	181210
	exortar v.	181220
	exortasión f.	181230
	exótiko adj.	181240
	exotismo m.	181250
	expatriarse v. refl.	181260
	explorar v.	181270
	exuberante adj.	181280
	ey adv.	181290
	eya/eyos/eyas pron.	181320
	eyaya! interj.	181330
	eyo pron. pers.	181340
	ezá (t.) f.	181370
	ezadjí (t.) m.	181380
	ezané (t.) m.	181390
	ezbelar cf. esbelar	181400
	ezbohar (port.) v.	181410
	ezbrochar cf. dezbrochar	181420
	ezdear (t.) v.	181430
	ezglatar cf. esglatar	181440
	ezgrimirse v. refl.	181450
	ezitante adj.	181470
	ezitar v.	181480
	ezitasión f.	181490
	eziyet (t.)	181500
	ezmayado cf. dezmayado	181510
	ezmayar cf. dezmayar	181520
	ezmayarse cf. desmayarse	181530
	ezmenuzar cf. esmenuzar	181540
	ezmeralda cf. esmeralda	181545
	ezmerar cf. esmerar	181550
	ezmero cf. esmero	181560
	ezmersar cf. esmersar	181570
	ezmolador cf. dezmolador	181580
	ezmoladera cf. dezmoladera	181590
	ezmoladura cf. dezmoladura	181600
	ezmolar cf. dezmolar	181610
	ezmover cf. esmover	181620
	ezmovido cf. esmovido	181630
	ezmoverse cf. esmoverse	181640
	ezmushar v.	181650
	ezmusharse v. refl.	181660
	eznoga (port.) cf. esnoga	181670
	eznaf (t.) cf. esnaf	181680
	ezrat nashim (ebr.) f.	181685
	ezvaneser/se cf. desvaneser/se	181690
	ezvachear/se (t.) cf. desvachear/se ezvelés f.	181700
	ezventar v.	181710
	ezvento m.	181720
	fable (fr.) cf. fábula	181730
factory; industry	fábrika f.	181740
	fabrikador cf. fabrikante	181760
producer, manufacturer, industrialist	fabrikante m.	181770
to produce	fabrikar v.	181790
fabrication, manufacture, production	fabrikasión f.	181800
fable, legend, parable, tale, plot	fábula f.	181820
teller of parables	fabulista m.	181830
fabulous, legendary, imaginary; charming, wonderful; exceptiona	fabulozo adj.	181840
face; appearance; prestige, good name	facha (1) (it.) f.	181850
	facha (2) cf. fasha	182110
front; appearance	fachada (it.) f.	182120
	fachata (it.) cf. fachada	182130
	facheta (it.) cf. falcheta	182140
thin face (due to lack and pain)	fachika (it.) f.	182150
easy	fachile (it.) adj.	182160
easiness, relief	fachilitá (it.) f.	182170
facilitate	fachilitar (it.)	182180
with ease	fachilmente (it.) adv.	182190
who has mpressive face/good looks	fachozo (it.) adj.	182200
fairy; sorcerer	fada f.	182210
dedicated to, intended for; destined by fate; enchanted	fadado adj.	182230
naming the newborn daughter	fadamiento/fadas m.	182250
to give a name to a newborn daughter; to enchant, to enchant, to do magic	fadar v.	182260
destiny (of someone); fate	fadario m.	182270
luck lit up his face for him	fadarse v. refl.	182280
little fairy	fadika f.	182310
fate; witchcraft, magic	fado m.	182320
thin and not strong fabric	fafuria f.	182330
porcelain	fagfur m.	182340
phagocyte	fagosites	182350
interest (money)	faiz (t.) m.	182360
creditor at interest	faizdjí (t.) m.	182370
porter; naughty, brat	fakín/o (it.) m.	182380
indian monk, fakir; poor man	fakir (t.) m.	182390
a miserable, poor man	fakiriko (t.) m.	182400
flashlight	fakó (gr.) m.	182410
fact	fakto m.	182420
factor, divider, factor (mathemat.); agent, broker; postman	faktor m.	182430
factory	faktoría f.	182435
tax invoice, invoice, shipping list; doing	faktura f.	182460
to prepare an account, to charge	fakturar v.	182470
talent, ability; faculty; license, permit	fakultad f.	182480
voluntary, free, non-compulsory, open to choice	fakultativo adj.	182490
fate, fortunes, future events	fal (t.) m.	182500
destiny-opener, fortune-teller	faladjá (t.) f.	182520
	falagero (arc.) cf. afalagador	182535
flogging, flogging of the feet; tire for holding feet while flogging	falaká (t.) f.	182540
baldness	falakra (gr.) f.	182550
false, deceptive	falaz adj.	182560
pleats (in dress/curtain)	falbalá (fr.) f.	182570
chisel	falcheta (it.) f.	182580
chisel cut	falchetada (it.) f.	182590
lap, bosom; side, hem, wing of garment; skirt	falda m.	182600
the contents of the bosom	faldada f.	182630
petticoat	faldar m.	182640
	faldikera cf. faldukera	182650
fortune teller, prophet	faldjí (t.) m.	182660
pocket, wallet	faldukera/faldukuera f.	182670
pocket contents	faldukerada f.	182700
	falfurí (t.) cf. farfur/í (t.)	182710
who did not reach the goal	falido adj.	182720
bankrupt	falimentadjí (it.) m.	182730
bankruptcy	falimento (it.) m.	182740
	falit/o (it.) cf. falimento	182760
bankruptcy	falita (it.) f.	182770
to go bankrupt	falitar (it.) v.	182780
falcon, hawk	falkón m.	182790
lack	falo m.	182800
a swindler; a person who does not keep his word	falsador m.	182830
lying, cheating, not being able keep his word	falsamiento m.	182840
traitor; treacherous	falsante n. & adj.	182850
to cheat, to deceive, to betray, does not keep his word, to embezzle	falsar v.	182860
counterfeiter	falsario m.	182880
counterfeiter, distorter	falseador/dera n.	182890
to counterfeit, to falsify	falsear v.	182900
hypocrisy, dishonesty; lie, cheating	falsedad f.	182930
'fake' in tailoring/sewing the garment; forgery, embezzlement	falseo m.	182940
a liar, distorter, whose words are unreliable	falsero adj. & m.	182950
hypocrisy, dishonesty; lie, deceit; sole (fish)	falsía f.	182960
counterfeiter, distorter	falsifikador/dera n.	182970
to counterfeit, to falsify	falsifikar v.	182980
forgery, distortion	falsifikasión f.	182990
swindler, traitor; false sound	falso m.	183000
false, falsified, perverted; Wrong, artificial, fake	falso adj.	183010
in a card game: a card that is set aside, that does not participate in the game	falsón m.	183150
error, mistake; defect; offense, iniquity, sin, guilt; lack, scarcity	falta f.	183160
instigator	faltador (fr.) m.	183235
to make a mistake; to be missing; to fail to comply (the obligation)	faltar v.	183240
to be missing	faltarse v. refl.	183265
	faltida cf. falta	183270
missing, deprived, lacking	falto adj.	183280
	faltrikera cf. faldukera	183310
	faltura cf. falta	183320
	falvar cf. avlar	183330
	falvistán cf. avlistán	183340
maid	fam de menaj (fr.) f.	183350
name, publicity, fame, reputation	fama f.	183360
	famadía cf. fama	183390
	fambre cf. ambre	183400
	fambrento cf. ambriento	183410
	fambrera/o cf. ambrera	183420
	fambriento cf. ambriento	183430
hungry, starving	faméliko adj.	183440
familial	familial adj.	183450
familiar	familiar adj.	183460
friendship, cordiality, intimacy, homeliness	familiaridad/familiaritá f.	183470
to habituate	familiarizar v.	183480
to get used to, to adapt to; to know, to come to know	familiarizarse v. refl.	183490
family; wife	famiya/famía f.	183500
	famiyaritá cf. familiaridad	183560
	famiyarizar cf. familiarizar	183570
	famiyero cf. familiar	183580
having a large family	famiyozo adj.	183590
known, famous; distinguished	famozo adj.	183600
flashlight, lantern, signal flashlight	fanal/fanar m.	183610
to wither	fanarse (fr.) v.	183620
fanatical	fanátiko adj. & m.	183630
fanaticism	fanatismo/fanatizmo m.	183640
to inflame, to fan (fire, emotion)	fanatizar v.	183650
arrogant	fandagmeno (gr.) adj. & m.	183660
ephah (Bibl.measure of grain)	fanega f.	183670
undershirt; wool bricks, flannel fabric	fanela (it.) f.	183680
wind orchestra, military orchestra, musicians band	fanfara f.	183690
bragging, chattering, making wind	fanfarón adj. & m.	183700
exaggeration, boasting, arrogance; chatter	fanfaronada f.	183710
to brag	fanfaronear v.	183720
flashlight, street lamp	fanozo (t.) m.	183730
	fantastikar cf. fantazear	183740
imaginary, fantastic, hallucinatory; unusual, exceptional, unrealistic; wonderful, great	fantástiko adj.	183750
to hallucinate, to fantasize	fantazear v.	183760
imagination, fantasy; whim, caprice; hallucination, false vision; festivity	fantazía f.	183770
delusional, imaginative, fantasizing person	fantazior adj.	183780
	fantazista cf. fantazior	183790
imaginary, wild; living in the imagination; fantasizing person	fantazisto adj. & n.	183800
ghost; a mirage	fantazma/fantasma f.	183810
illusionary vision, false vision	fantazmagoria f.	183820
"Prince" card, a card game in which the "prince" is the most valuable card	fante m.	183830
	fantezía cf. fantazía	183840
	fanuz (t.) cf. fanozo	183850
to nasalize	fanyozear v.	183860
nasalizing	fanyozo adj. & m.	183870
lighthouse; car headlight	far (1) (fr.) m.	183880
makeup	far (2) (fr.) m.	183885
to withdraw; to get off the assets; to die	fará- irse/estar de la fará abasho	183890
shovel	farash/farashaná (t.) f.	183900
	fárbala (fr.) cf. falbalá	183910
	farcheta (it.) cf. falcheta	183920
make-up	fardamiento (fr.) m.	183930
to make-up	fardar (fr.) v.	183940
to put on make-up	fardarse (fr.) v. refl.	183950
a gleaming worthless thing ; folly; a nickname for a braggart, a chatterbox, making wind	farfará (t.) f.	183960
pastry made from candied egg white	farfulí m.	183970
porcelain	farfur/í (t.) m.	183980
rashness, frivolity, trifles, vanity; ribbon, decoration	farfuya f.	183990
to stutter, to utter obscure and meaningless words	farfuyar v.	184000
	farina cf. arina	184010
kind of a sauce	farinada/farinadika/ita f.	184020
	farinanto cf. arinozo	184030
	farinero cf. arinero	184040
	farinozo cf. arinozo	184050
pharmacist	farmachista (it.) m.	184060
pharmacy	farmasía f.	184070
pharmacist	farmasiano m.	184080
	farmasien (fr.) cf. farmasiano	184090
	farmasiero cf. farmasiano	184100
	farmasista cf. farmachista	184110
freemason; a nickname for an atheist	farmasón	184120
	faroja cf. ferroja	184130
lantern	farol m.	184140
chains, iron chains	faropia f.	184150
farce, joke	fars/a f.	184160
joker, farcical person	farsador m.	184170
persian; persian (language); a sophisticated language that is not understood by the masses of the people	farsí (1) (t.) m. & adj.	184180
original, pure	farsí (2) (t.) adj.	184200
	fartar/fartarse cf. artar/artarse	184210
	farto cf. arto	184220
	fartura cf. artura	184230
	faruja cf. ferroja	184240
	farujear cf. ferrojentear	184250
	farujenteado cf. ferrojenteado	184260
	farujentear cf. ferrojentear	184270
	farujento cf. ferrojento	184280
surface (water/earth)	fas f.	184290
cigarette stub, cigarette tail	fas (t.) m.	184310
	fasada (fr.) cf. fachada	184320
nonsense, meaningless chatter	fasafiso m.	184330
fermentation, idle gestures that give the appearance of hard work	fasaría/s (gr.) f.	184340
a person who creates embarrassment and confusion	fasaradjá f.	184350
fraud, deception; joke	fasfecha f.	184360
to cheat; to mock, to offend	fasfechar v.	184370
diaper; belt, sash; cloth tape; bandage; Torah scroll sash	fasha f.	184380
spotted	fashado adj.	184385
bricks for baby	fashadura f.	184420
	fashar cf. enfashar	184440
garter	fashika f.	184445
	fashíkolo (it.) cf. fasíkulo	184450
	fashina cf. fasina	184460
fascist	fashista n.	184470
fascism	fashizmo/fashismo m.	184480
the fascist partyfa	fasho (it.) m.	184490
facial	fasial adj.	184500
booklet, pamphlet, printing sheet	fasíkulo m.	184510
easy, convenient	fasil adj.	184520
episode; musical work (suite) in Ottoman Turkish music	fasil (t.) m.	184530
convenience, easiness	fasilidad/fasilitá f.	184540
facilitate	fasilitar v.	184550
facilitation	fasilitasión f.	184560
easily, conveniently	fasilmente adv.	184570
sheaf	fasina f.	184580
fascinating	fasinante adj.	184590
to enchant, to impress, to leave an impression, to dazzle	fasinar v.	184600
to enchant	fasinar v.	184610
fascination, magic, sorcery	fasinasión f.	184620
grease stain; a nickname for a rude woman	fasla f.	184630
layer	faslá f.	184640
shape, manner	fasón (fr.) f.	184650
to shape, to process, to formulate, to create form	fasonar (fr.) v.	184670
	fasta cf. asta	184680
harassment, boredom	fastidio m.	184690
disturbing, boring	fastidiozo adj.	184700
	fastiozo cf. fastidiozo	184710
	fastiyo cf. fastidio	184720
glow, beauty, glory, splendor	fasto m.	184730
luxurious, great, elegant	fastuozo adj.	184740
bean stew	fasulada (gr.) f.	184750
green beans	fasulia (t.) f.	184760
fatal	fatal adj.	184770
fatality	fatalidad/fatalitá f.	184780
fatalism	fatalismo/fatalizmo m.	184790
fatalist	fatalista/o adj.	184800
fatigue, tiredness, weakness, laxity; nuisance, burden	fatiga f.	184810
tired, weary, exhausted; who does not feel well; suffers from constipation	fatigado adj.	184830
tiresome, tiring, disturbing	fatigante adj.	184840
to tire, to weary; to bother; to feel bad due to food; to cause constipation	fatigar v.	184850
to get tired	fatigarse v. refl.	184860
tiring; (on weather :) oppressive, stifling	fatigozo adj.	184870
fact, case, event, occurrence, experience	fato (it.) m.	184890
baby clothing set	fató m.	184920
	fatura (1) (it.) cf. faktura	184930
appearance; poor and worn appearance; a man dressed in rags	fatura (2) (port.) f.	184940
	fava cf. ava	184950
	favla cf. avla	184960
chatter, talkativeness, idle talk, chatter, fluency of speech; gossip, slander	favladero	184970
	favlar cf. avlar	184980
	favlastón cf. avlastón	184990
	favlastina cf. avlastina	185000
	favlatina cf. avlastina	185010
	favlistán cf. avlistán	185020
	favolozo cf. fabulozo	185030
kindness, grace, favor	favor m.	185040
positive, favorable	favoravle adj.	185080
favoritism, nepotism	favoritismo m.	185090
favorite	favorito m.	185100
favorable	favorivle adj.	185110
favorably	favorivlemente adv.	185115
favorite	favorizado (fr.) adj.	185120
to prefer, give privilege to	favorizar (fr.) v.	185130
	fayada cf. ayado	185140
	fayadizo/ijo cf. ayadizo/ayadijo	185150
	fayadura cf. ayadura	185160
flat serving bowl	fayancha f.	185170
glazed porcelain, faience	fayans (t.) m.	185175
	fayar v. cf. ayar v.	185180
advantage, benefit, profit	fayde (t.) m.	185190
superficial, frivolous, "windy"	faydo adj.	185200
spark	fayiska f.	185210
	fayita (1) cf. falita	185220
failure	fayita (2) f.	185230
	fayitar (1) cf. falitar	185240
to cause a failure	fayitar (2) v.	185250
defect	fayo m.	185260
light carriage	faytón (fr.) m.	185270
vehicle	faytondjí m.	185280
	faz cf. fas f.	185285
phase	faza f.	185290
	fazedor cf. azedor	185300
	fazer/se cf. azer/se	185310
	fazes cf. fas f.	185320
	fazienda cf. azienda	185330
day laborer	fazindor/era n.	185340
	fe cf. fey	185350
ugliness; despicability, lowliness, villainy, blemish	fealdad f.	185360
February	febrayo m.	185370
February	febrero m.	185380
February	februar m.	185390
	fecha cf. echa	185400
	fechindor/era n. cf. fazindor/era	185410
	fechizería cf. echizería	185420
	fechizero cf. echizero	185430
	fechizo cf. echizo	185440
	fecho cf. echo	185450
	fechura/fechuria cf. echura	185460
"Suicidal", a person who sacrifices his life for a cause; a man who works for a leader	fedayí (t.) m.	185470
to stink; to disturb	feder v.	185480
united	federado adj.	185520
federal	federal adj.	185530
federalism	federalismo m.	185535
to unite in federation	federarse v. refl.	185540
federation	federasión f.	185550
federative	federativo adj.	185560
to be spoiled, to rot; to become arrogant; to be bored	federse v. refl.	185570
	fedesina cf. fedetina	185580
stench; arrogance; annoying requests, full and annoying repetition	fedetina/fedentina f.	185590
	fedido cf. fediendo	185600
stinking, disgusting; rotten; arrogant; bothersome	fediendo adj.	185610
	fediente cf. fediendo	185620
stench	fedionda f.	185630
	fediondo cf. fediendo	185640
stench, bad smell; scandal; arrogance	fedor m.	185650
	fedoraná cf. fedor	185660
stinking; arrogant; worthless, miserable	fedorento adj.	185670
stench; arrogance, boastfulness	fedorina f.	185680
	feeldad cf. fealdad	185690
marvel, wonder, magic	feería (fr.) f.	185700
wonderful, charming	feeriko (fr.) adj.	185710
	fégado cf. ígado	185720
but, only	fekat (t.) adv.	185730
bear fruit, reproduce	fekondar v.	185740
fertilization, insemination	fekondasión f.	185750
fertility	fekondidad f.	185760
fruitful	fekondo/fekundo adj.	185770
farmer	felah (t.) m.	185780
the language of the Arab segments (in a ridiculous way)	felahesko m.	185790
an Arab willing to sacrifice his life in battle	felaí m.	185800
period, time, present; fate	felék (t.) m.	185810
happy	feliche (it.) adj.	185850
felicity, happiness	felichidad (it.) f.	185860
	felichitar (it.) cf. felisitar	185870
	felichitasión (it.) cf. felisitasión	185880
happy, lucky	felis adj.	185890
felicity, happiness	felisidad f.	185900
to praise, to wish, to bless; to compliment	felisitar v.	185910
congratulations, best wishes; compliment, praise	felisitasión f.	185920
best wishes	felisitasiones f. pl.	185930
paramedic	felsher (alem.) m.	185940
	fembra/fembre cf. embra	185950
feminine	feminin/o/feminil adj.	185960
	fender/fendir cf. endir	185970
	fendidura cf. endidura	185980
flashlight, street lamp; lighthouse	fener/fenel (t.) m.	185990
lantern, small lamp	feneriko/liko (t.)	186020
trick, tactics	fenk/é (t.) m.	186030
fenomenal	fenomenal adj.	186040
fenomen	fenómen/o m.	186050
superficial	féntis adj.	186060
ugly	feo adj.	186070
feudal; feudal lord	feodal adj. & m.	186140
feudalism	feodalizmo m.	186150
	feradjé (t.) cf. feredjé	186160
	fer cf. azer	186170
spacious; generous, broad-handed; broad-minded	ferah (t.) adj.	186180
pleasure, enjoyment, well-being	ferah (t.) m.	186190
to occupy a place where there is no nuisance and disturbance	ferahlanear (t.) v.	186200
to relish, to relax, to unwind, to sit comfortably	ferahlanearse (t.) v. refl.	186210
pleasant, pleasing, delightful	ferahlí (t.) adj.	186220
	ferahlik/ferahlilik (t.) cf. ferah m.	186230
a headscarf customary among the Turk women; outerwear for a woman outside the home	feredjé (t.) m.	186240
coffin	feretro m.	186250
fair	feria f.	186260
wound, bruise, blow	ferida f.	186290
wounded	ferido m. & adj.	186310
flogging	ferimiento m.	186320
to injure	ferir v.	186330
ship	ferkata/fergata (it.) f.	186345
difference	ferki/farki (t.) m.	186350
order, order of the Sultan (ferman)	fermán (t.) m.	186360
whoever was issued an arrest warrant against him	fermanlí (t.) adj.	186365
embroidered sweater	fermelé (t.) m.	186380
ferment	ferment/o m.	186390
to ferment; to get excited; to agitate	fermentar v.	186400
fermentation	fermentasión f.	186410
fermentative	ferméntiko adj.	186420
	fermeza cf. firmeza	186430
	fermo cf. firmo	186440
	fermozo cf. ermozo	186450
	fermozura cf. ermozura	186460
yellow fever	fernedjala (it.) f.	186470
drunk	fernet (it.) adj.	186480
hallucination, confusion of mind	fernétiko (it.) m.	186500
cruel, wild	feroche (it.) adj.	186510
cruelty	ferochitá (it.) f.	186520
cruel, wild	feros adj.	186530
	feroshe (it.) cf. feroche	186540
cruelty, savagery, malice	ferosidad f.	186550
	feroz cf. feros	186560
the gravedigger's tools	ferramenta f.	186570
	ferrar cf. aferrar	186580
rust	ferroja (port.) f.	186590
rusty	ferrojenteado (port.) adj.	186620
to become rusty	ferrojentear (port.) v.	186630
to become rusty; to become out of use	ferrojentearse (port.) v. refl.	186640
rusty; which was worn out, who lost the grandeur; void	ferrojento (port.) adj.	186650
	ferroza cf. ferroja	186660
	fershel cf. felsher	186670
fruitful, fertile	fertil adj.	186680
productivity, fertility	fertileza f.	186690
productivity, fertility	fertilidad f.	186700
fertilize	fertilizar v.	186710
	feruja (port.) cf. ferroja	186720
furrier	fervedjí (t.) m.	186730
	ferventar cf. ferver	186740
	ferventido cf. fervido	186750
to boil, to ferment	ferver v.	186760
boiling, tumultuous, fiery, fervent	fervido adj.	186770
fervent, fiery, burning; enthusiastic	ferviente adj.	186780
fervor	fervor m.	186790
	fes (t.) cf. fez	186800
mischievousness; intrigue; an extraordinary event	fesat/fesad (t.) m.	186810
joker, naughty, does acts of mischievousness; crook, intriguer	fesatchí/fesadjí (t.) m. & adj.	186820
hypochondriac	fesfesé (t.) adj.	186830
black bile, depression, hypochondria	fesfesé (t.) m.	186840
hypochondriac, who has black bile, sad	fesfeselí (t.) adj.	186850
to cancel	feshar (t.) v.	186860
	feshugear cf. fishugar	186870
	feshugena cf. fishugina	186880
	feshugento cf. fishugento	186890
	feshugetina cf. fishugina	186900
	feshugo cf. fishugo	186910
bouquet; muslin	festón m.	186920
Feta cheese; slice	feta (gr.) f.	186930
fetish, idol; amulet, revered object	fetish m.	186940
fetishist	fetishisto m.	186950
fetishism	fetishizmo m.	186960
Fathua (Muslim halakhic ruling); an excuse which is more or less accepted	fetva (t.) f.	186970
confidence in, trust, reliance	feuzia f.	186980
	feuziamiento cf. feuzia	186985
to believe/put his trust (in God)	feuziarse v. refl.	187000
	fevrayo cf. febrayo	187010
of fever; hectic	fevril adj.	187020
February	fevriyé (fr.) m.	187030
	fevruar cf. februar	187040
faith	fey f.	187050
	feyletón cf. foyetón	187090
ugliness	feyor m.	187100
ugliness; shame	feyura f.	187110
fez; part of the kofia (Salonica female headdress)	fez (t.) f.	187120
on credit; credit; total sales on credit	fiado adv. & m.	187160
a customer on credit, on credit	fiado adj.	187165
a traveling agent/seller who sells in installments to housewives; guarantor	fiador m.	187190
	fiaka (it.) cf. fyaka	187200
excessive movements, swelling with pride	fiaka/fiyaka (t.) f.	187210
guarantee	fiansa f.	187220
engaged, groom	fiansado m.	187250
to give/deposit (something precious/important to the submitter); to trust in; to sell on credit; to watch closely, to follow	fiar v.	187260
to rely, to trust in, to believe in; to pour out his heart before	fiarse v. refl.	187310
failure, defeat, fiasco	fiasko (it.) m.	187350
credit	fiatina f.	187360
	fichizo cf. ichizo	187370
	fichuría cf. ichuría	187380
	fídado cf. ígado	187390
refinement, delicacy; sobriety	fidalgez f.	187400
delicate, refined; hidalgo (spanish nobleman)	fidalgo m.	187410
seedling, bud, root; an innocent young man	fidán (t.) m.	187420
	fidé cf. fideo	187430
loyal	fidel (fr.) adj.	187440
loyalty, accuracy	fidelidad/fidelitá f.	187450
security	fidensa f.	187460
thin noodles; a thin and fragile man; oily dirt that is excreted from the skin	fideo/fideyo m.	187470
smelly	fidiondo adj.	187490
	fido cf. igo	187500
	fiduz (t.) cf. kuduz	187510
	fieder cf. feder	187520
stench	fiedondez f.	187530
loyal	fiel adj.	187540
	fieldad cf. fidelidad	187550
garbage	fiemo m.	187560
	fienda cf. fiemo	187570
a beast of prey	fiera f.	187580
cruelly, savagely; proudly	fieramente adv.	187590
pride; savagery, cruelty; fury, anger	fiereza (fr.) f.	187600
arrogant; beastly, wild, unrestrained; brave; rigid, tough; big, huge	fiero (fr.) adj.	187610
metal tools; locksmith's workshop	fierrería f.	187620
blacksmith	fierrero m.	187630
iron; anchor	fierro m.	187640
pride, arrogance	fiertad/fiertá f.	187740
holiday, celebration, feast; joy, party, pillow	fiesta f.	187750
to celebrate, eat and drink, to enjoy	fiestar v.	187780
to be celebrated	fiestarse v. refl.	187785
fever	fievre f.	187790
	fígado cf. ígado	187810
grimaces, gestures of ridicule and contempt	figas f. pl.	187820
skin cancer	figera f.	187830
	figera/figero cf. igera	187840
	figo cf. igo	187850
figure	figura f.	187860
exists, standing	figurante adj. & m.	187920
to simulate, to describe, to appear; to draw; to play a role, to stand out	figurar f.	187930
to imagin	figurarse v. refl.	187940
figuratively	figurativamente adv.	187950
picturesque, figurative	figurativo adj.	187960
fashion painting; dandified man, dressed in the latest fashion	figurín m.	187970
	figuzia/figuza/figusia cf. feuzia	187980
adult son/daughter, who left childhood	fijanko/fijanka n.	187990
	fijastro cf. ijastro	188000
	fijiko cf. ijiko	188010
	fijo/a cf. ijo/a	188020
	fijola (it.) cf. viola	188030
green beans	fijoleta f.	188040
white beans	fijón (fijones) m.	188050
dried bean stew and onion	fijonada f.	188070
idea, opinion	fikir (t.) m.	188080
regularly	fiksadamente adv.	188090
fixed	fiksado adj.	188100
fixing; insertion	fiksaj (fr.) m.	188110
to fix, to place, to stabilize; to poke, to stab, to nail; to find out, to clarify	fiksar v.	188120
to be fixed	fiksarse v. refl.	188150
fixation	fiksasión f.	188160
permanence, stability	fiksidad/fiksitá f.	188170
fiction	fiksión f.	188180
fixed, steady; stuck; stationary	fikso (fr.) adj.	188190
fictive	fiktivo adj.	188230
elephant	fil (t.) m.	188240
column, line; procession; puff pastry	fila f.	188250
	filacha cf. ilacha	188290
	filacheador cf. ilacheador	188300
	filachear cf. ilachear	188310
scraggly, tattered	filachozo adj.	188320
	filadería cf. iladería	188330
	filadero cf. iladero	188340
	filado cf. ilado	188350
pastry type	filadonia f.	188360
	filador cf. ilador	188370
spinning	filadura f.	188380
	filagranado cf. filigranado	188390
	filagranar cf. filigranar	188400
	filagrana cf. filigrano	188410
	filaktería cf. tefilin	188420
so and so	filan-kishí (t.) m.	188430
weaver	filandor/dero m.	188440
kite	filandra f.	188450
full of threads (also said of meat or vegetable); tangled	filandrozo adj.	188460
philanthropist	filantrop/o m.	188470
philanthropy	filantropía f.	188480
philanthropic	filantrópiko adj.	188490
	filar (1) cf. ilar	188500
to follow	filar (2) (fr.) v.	188520
pearl/coin string	filar m.	188530
accordion	filarmonika f.	188540
philately	filatelía f.	188550
philatelist	filatelista/o m.	188560
	filatura cf. ilatura	188570
	fildaniko (t.) cf. fidán	188580
ivory	fildishí/fildish (t.) m.	188590
	fildján (t.) cf. findján	188600
	fildjaniko cf. findjaniko	188610
network; hand tissue; fillet meat	filé (fr.) m.	188620
	filecha cf. flecha	188630
	filera cf. filera	188640
a device for stretching metal wires, a roller	filera f.	188650
water flow; A trickle of water; brook	filero m.	188670
chisel (shoemaker's tool)	filete m.	188680
fillet (back meat); fish cooking form	fileto m.	188690
of son	filial adj.	188700
branch	filial m.	188720
list of personal description, pedigree	filiasión f.	188730
made of filigree	filigranado adj.	188740
to process fine processing, to produce filigree jewelry	filigranar v.	188750
filigree, gold embroidery, delicately and thinly processed jewelry (in metal wires)	filigrano m.	188760
Cheese "bags" (pastry filled with cheese)	filikas f. pl.	188770
thin stream; brook	filiko m.	188780
emptied, ruined, destitute	filín adj.	188790
bitter saliva (gastric juices that rise to the mouth)	filindra /filinera f.	188800
full of bitter saliva (gastric juices)	filindrozo adj.	188820
Philistine	filisteo m.	188830
germ	filiz (t.) m.	188840
to film a movie	filmar v.	188850
movie	filmo m.	188860
	filo cf. ilo	188880
philoxera - vine disease	filoksera f.	188890
philological, linguistic	filolójiko adj.	188900
philologist, linguist	filolog/filólogo m.	188910
philology, linguistics	filolojía f.	188920
philosopher	filozof/o m.	188930
to philosophize	filozofar/filosofar v.	188940
philosophy	filozofía f.	188950
philosophically	filozofikamente adv.	188955
philosophical	filozófiko adj.	188960
	filozomía cf. fizionomía	188965
to filter, to permeate	filtrar v.	188970
filter, strainer	filtro m.	188980
coarse stitching	filván m.	188990
to sew coarse stitching	filvanar/nadear/near v.	189010
edge, border, end; cease, death	fin f.	189020
until, up to	fin prep.	189160
until, up to	fina prep. & conj.	189200
final	final adj.	189240
finality	finalidad f.	189250
finally, completely	finalmente adv.	189260
	finaltasí (t.) cf. sefer-tasín	189270
gently	finamente adv.	189280
finance	finansa/finansia f.	189290
	finansial cf. finansiario	189305
to finance	finansar/finansiar v.	189310
financial	finansiario adj.	189320
financier	finansiero m.	189330
financier; capitalist	finansista/o m.	189340
	findiriz (t.) cf. indriz	189350
sissy; gay	findirizero (t.) m.	189360
coffee cup, cup, finjan	findján/findjaniko (t.) m.	189370
	findriz (t.) cf. indriz	189390
	finel cf. fanal	189400
beauty, grace; politeness; splendor	finés (fr.) f.	189410
window, skylight	finestra/finiestra (it.) f.	189420
grille	finestro m.	189430
thinness, ultra fineness, delicacy; refinement	fineza f.	189440
a piece, a very small part	finga f.	189450
small piece	fingita f.	189460
	finkar cf. enfinkar	189470
tokens, chips	finkes (t.) m. pl.	189480
thin, slender, delicate, pure (gold); refined, delicious to the palate, fine, excellent; purified; sharp, witty, clever	fino adj.	189490
fennel	finojo m.	189520
fiction, trickery, trap, deception, disguise, diversion	fint/a (t.) f.	189530
	finyel (t.) cf. fener	189540
a small pastry stuffed with cheese	finyido m.	189550
kneading	finyidura f.	189560
to knead, to blend dough	finyir v.	189570
tied ribbon (butterfly)	fiongo (gr.) m.	189590
trash; depreciation	fira (gr.) f.	189600
Pharaoh; cheeky, quarrelsome	firaón m.	189620
	firida cf. ferida	189630
firm, company, trading house; signature	firma f.	189640
signed	firmado adj.	189705
the signer	firmador/dera n.	189710
signature; signature ceremony	firmadura f.	189720
firmament; alliance; signature	firmamiento/firmamento m.	189730
	firmán (t.) cf. fermán	189750
to sign	firmar v.	189760
	firme cf. firmo	189770
	firmedad cf. firmeza	189775
stably, firmly	firmemente adv.	189780
	firmetá cf. firmeza	189790
solidity, stability, robustness, strength; firmness; persistence	firmeza f.	189800
steady, stable, sturdy, strong; stuck; constant; sure, stands his ground	firmo adj.	189810
token, chip; registration page	fish (fr.) f.	189830
fireworks; missile; bullet; fried corn kernels; a roll of gold coins	fishek (t.) m.	189840
sparkling, dazzling, with a fake shine	fishfishlí (t.) adj.	189850
to leap, to flow, to erupt	fishkirear (t.) v.	189860
shawl	fishú (fr.) m.	189870
	fishuganá cf. fishugina	189880
to harass, to tease; to tinker, to feel, to caress	fishugar/fishugiar v.	189890
teasing, harassment	fishugedad f.	189900
troublesome	fishugento adj.	189910
harassment, harassing repetition, harassing presence	fishugina f.	189930
nuisance, annoying; touching, touching everything, restless	fishugo adj.	189940
a handful, small quantity	fiska f.	189950
punch	fiskie (t.) m.	189960
fiscal	fiskal adj.	189970
crumb	fiskita f.	189980
treasury, public funds	fisko m.	189990
up to, until	fista prep.	190000
	fistán (t.) cf. fustán	190030
	fistik (t.) cf. fustuk	190040
which has a yellow-greenish tint	fistikyí (gr.) adj.	190050
	fistok(i)/fistuk cf. fustuk	190060
fisula, abscess	fistula/fistura f.	190070
harassment action	fisugeo m.	190080
without advantage, in equality, in balance, without winning and without losing	fit (t.) adv.	190090
thread, drawstring	fita f.	190110
	fita prep. cf. fista	190130
(in manner of disgrace:) work	fitecho m.	190140
supreme rank; peak time	fitero m.	190150
(in derogatory exaggeration :) girl; a girl who traverses her ways	fitija f.	190160
(In a derogatory tone :) small children	fitijaná f.	190170
a rebellious son	fitijo m.	190180
wick; a thundering wick	fitil (t.) m.	190190
makes troubles, incites people, intriguer	fitildjí (t.) m.	190220
	fitilero (t.) cf. fitildjí	190230
intrigue, crooks, conspiracy	fitné (t.) m.	190240
intriguer, rogue	fitnedjí (t.) m.	190250
target	fito m.	190260
	fiuzia cf. feuzia	190270
	fiyaka cf. fiaka	190280
goblet	fiyes m.	190290
physics	fizik/fízika f.	190300
physically	fizikamente adv.	190310
physical	fíziko adj.	190320
physician	fíziko m.	190330
physiologist	fiziólogo m.	190340
physiology	fiziolojía f.	190350
physiological	fiziolójiko adj.	190360
physiognomy	fizión f.	190365
physiognomy	fizionomía f.	190370
physiognomist	fizionomista/o m.	190390
	fiziónomo cf. fizionomista	190400
physiotherapy	fizioterapía f.	190410
physicist	fizisiano m.	190420
a medical examination	fizitasión (t.) f.	190430
to do a medical examination	fizitirear (t.) v.	190440
servant	fizmichar (t.) m.	190450
to flog, to hit with a whip, to whip	flajelar v.	190460
flogging, whipping	flajelasión f.	190470
whip, lash	flajelo m.	190480
in exhaustion, out of weakness	flakamente adv.	190490
thinness, blight; weakness, exhaustion, anemia	flakeza f.	190500
weak, sickly	flakito adj.	190520
weak, in poor health, loose; thin, slender, skinny; fragile	flako adj.	190530
loose, weak, exhausted	flakón adj.	190570
	flakor cf. flakura	190580
thinness	flakura f.	190590
flame	flama f.	190600
catching fire	flamada f.	190660
burning, hot, flaming	flamante/flambante adj.	190670
torch	flambó (fr.) m.	190680
to singe; to catch fire	flamear v.	190690
fire, catching fire	flamerío m.	190700
accumulation of flames	flamero m.	190710
linden	flamur (t.) m.	190720
flannel; flannel bricks	flanela f.	190730
side, margins	flanko m.	190740
flatterer	flatante (fr.) adj.	190750
to flatter to	flatar (fr.) v.	190760
to be flattered	flatarse (fr.) v.	190765
flattery, subservience	flatería/flaterías (fr.) f./f. pl.	190770
flatterer	flator (fr.) m. & adj.	190780
flatterer	flatozo (fr.) m. & adj.	190790
flute	flauta f.	190800
flutist	flautista m.	190810
	flavta cf. flauta	190820
Flavitis	flebit m.	190830
arrow; rolling pin; violin bow	flecha f.	190840
to throw arrows; to cast sharp glances; to make hurtful comments	flechear v.	190880
archer; rolling pin manufacturer	flechero m.	190890
small arrow	flechika f.	190900
certain, sure	flegmátiko adj.	190910
calmness, cold temper, equanimity, indifference	flegmo (fr.) m.	190920
	fleksibilidad cf. fleksivilidad	190930
flexibility	fleksivilidad f.	190940
flexible, comfortable	fleksivle adj.	190950
mucus, saliva	flema (gr.) f.	190960
	fleyta cf. flauta	190970
rifle	flinta f.	190980
flirting	flirt m.	190990
to flirt	flirtar v.	191000
flake (snow flakes), sliver	floko/flokón m.	191010
whore, prostitute	flondra f.	191020
flower; the elite part	flor f.	191030
Flora	flora f.	191100
blooming; flowery; flowery cloth	florado adj. & m.	191110
	floreser cf. enfloreser	191120
blooming; prosperous	floresiente adj.	191130
freckles	florezikas f. pl.	191140
	florido cf. floresiente	191150
flowers grower/cultivator	florikultor m.	191160
growing/cultivating flowers	florikultura f.	191170
Florin (coin)	florin/a m./f.	191180
florist	florista/o n.	191190
(In a negative tone:) weakness to addictive things (wine, etc.)	floshaná/floshatina f. & adj.	191200
	floshear cf. afloshar	191210
	floshedad cf. floshura	191220
slightly loose, loose, weak	floshento adj.	191230
	flosheza (1) cf. floshura	191240
	flosheza (2) cf. floshaná	191245
loose, limp, weak, lacking eagerness, sluggish	flosho adj.	191250
looseness, weakness, softness, loosening, lack of willpower	floshura f.	191260
fleet	flota f.	191270
floating	flotante adj.	191285
to float, to sail	flotar v.	191290
flotilla	flotilia f.	191300
fluid, flowing	fluido adj.	191310
fluctuation, price fluctuation	fluktuasión f.	191320
FOB ? free on board	fob	191330
phobia	fobia f.	191340
a suburb/neighborhood resident	foburgista (fr.) m.	191350
suburb, neighborhood	foburgo (fr.) m.	191360
lining	fodra/fodre (gr.) f.	191370
cavity; hollow, sunken	fofaná f. & adj.	191380
	fofatina cf. fofaná	191390
soft, spongy; hollow, sunken	fofo adj.	191400
stove, fireplace, charcoal stove (for home heating)	fogarero/a m./f.	191410
the burning season, the hottest season of the year; record accumulation of work	fogatina f.	191420
fire, flame	fogera f.	191430
	foja cf. oja	191440
fern	fojera f.	191450
seal	foka f.	191455
	foko cf. fokus	191460
focus	fokus m.	191470
leather patchwork for shoe patching; (slang :) money	fola f.	191480
sugar candy made in the shape of a tower (as a hanging pillar) in the space of which is a hard-boiled egg for Shabbat before Purim	folar (1) (port.) m.	191520
	folar (2) cf. fular (2)	191530
	folgansa cf. olgansa	191540
	folgar cf. olgar	191550
wide, spacious; comfortable	folgo adj.	191560
width; comfort	folgura f.	191570
solder tube; mouth blower	foli m.	191580
	folietón cf. foyetón	191590
booklet, pamphlet	folieto m.	191600
small patch for shoe	folika f.	191610
	folín cf. fuín	191620
folio (sheet)	folio m.	191630
folklore	folklor m.	191640
folklore researcher	folklorista m.	191650
anger, rage	folor f.	191660
boat	foluka f.	191665
slingshot	fonda f.	191670
based, reasoned, justified	fondado adj.	191690
founder	fondador/dera n.	191700
thorough, primary, rooted, absolute	fondamental adj.	191710
from the foundation, from the root	fondamentalmente adv.	191720
foundation, base	fondamiento m.	191730
kind of candy	fondán (fr./t.)	191750
to found, to establish	fondar v.	191760
to be founded, to be established	fondarse v. refl.	191765
structure, foundation, base; fund	fondasión f.	191770
	fondator cf. fondador	191780
	fonder/se cf. undir/se	191790
foundry	fondería f.	191800
depth	fondina f.	191810
deep	fondo adj.	191840
bottom; fund, capital	fondo m.	191850
abyss	fondón m.	191950
	fondura cf. ondura	191960
	fonesto cf. funesto	191970
phonetics	fonétika f.	191980
phonetic	fonétiko adj.	191990
soft and spongy (bread, good baked dough)	fongo adj.	192000
mushroom; a type of dish with eggs, cheese and spinach	fongo m.	192010
function, position, job	fonksión (fr.) f.	192020
functioning, operation	fonksionamiento/fonksionamento (fr.) m.	192040
to act, to play a role, to function	fonksionar (fr.) v.	192050
government official, functionary, civil servant	fonksionario (fr.) m.	192060
phonograph (Am.)	fonograf/o m.	192070
dark	fonsado (fr.) adj.	192080
army	fonsado m.	192090
grave	fonsario m.	192110
spring, fountain, source	fontén (fr.) m.	192120
spring, source; fountain	fontana (it.) f.	192130
	fora cf. afuera	192140
a complete suit of clothes	forasía f.	192150
foreigner, stranger	forastero m. & adj.	192160
hairpin	forchina (it.) f.	192180
spinning top	forera (arab.) f.	192190
	foresto cf. forastero	192200
bragging, arrogant	forfanterí adj.	192210
bragging, arrogance	forfanterí/forfantería (fr.) f.	192220
smithy	forjería f.	192230
hanging tree, hanging pole, gallows	forka f.	192240
	forkar cf. enforkar	192290
	forkina cf. forkiya	192300
pitchfork	forkiya f.	192310
shape, appearance, pattern, manner; uniform	forma f.	192320
designed, built	formado adj.	192360
designer; creator	formador m.	192370
formal	formal/formel adj.	192380
formality	formalidad/formalitá f.	192390
formalist	formalista/o adj.	192410
to formalize	formalizar v.	192420
to become formalized; to show himself offended by rudeness towards him	formalizarse v. refl.	192430
formalization	formalizasión f.	192440
formalism	formalizmo m.	192450
formally	formalmente/formelmente adv.	192455
to shape, to process, to crystallize, to form; to create, to establish; to line up (army); to be	formar v.	192460
to be created, to take shape	formarse v. refl.	192490
creation, training; formation; configuration, unit (arm.)	formasión f.	192500
size, shape, pattern, format	format/o m.	192510
terrible, horrible, terrifying, scary; unusual	formidavle adj.	192520
	formiga/formida cf. ormiga	192530
	formigeo cf. ormigero	192540
a cake rich in honey and almonds	formigo m.	192550
	formozo cf. ermozo	192570
	formuzura cf. ermozura	192580
formula; recipe	fórmula f.	192590
to formulate, to pronounce, to express, to say	formular v.	192600
form; formula file	formulario m.	192610
	fornada cf. ornada	192620
	fornadjí cf. ornadjí	192630
	fornar cf. ornar	192640
	fornaya cf. ornaya	192650
	fornaza cf. ornaza	192660
	fornero cf. ornero	192670
to provide	forneser v.	192680
supplier	fornesor m.	192690
an adulteress, a prostitute	fornikador/dera n.	192700
to commit adultery, to commit fornication	fornikar v.	192710
fornication	fornikasión f.	192720
supply	fornitura f.	192730
	forno cf. orno	192740
tax	foro (gr.) m.	192750
gluttonous	forón adj.	192760
free, liberated	forro adj.	192780
strong effort	forsa f.	192790
sentenced to hard labor in punished ships	forsá m.	192810
necessarily, coercively	forsadamente adv.	192820
forced, committed	forsado adj.	192830
to force, to rape, to attack	forsar v.	192850
to force oneself	forsarse v. refl.	192870
a box with a lock	forsel (gr.) m.	192880
box maker	forselero (gr.) m.	192890
a small box	forseliko (gr.) m.	192900
progress	forshus/foshus (alem.) m.	192910
	forsil cf. forsel	192920
strong, sturdy, powerful	forsudo adj.	192930
pride, arrogance	forta f.	192940
arrogant	fortadjí adj.	192970
	fortaleser/se cf. enfuerteser/se	192980
	fortalesimiento cf. enfuertesimiento	192990
strength, heroism, power, courage, daring; intensity; hardware, rigidity; fortress	fortaleza f.	193000
power, heroism, strength	fortalidad f.	193020
fortress	forteresa/fortereza f.	193030
to break through (fence)	forteyar v.	193035
strengthens	fortifikante adj.	193040
to strengthen, to fortify	fortifikar v.	193050
to fortify	fortifikarse v. refl.	193060
fortification, reinforcement	fortifikasión m.	193070
storm, sea storm	fortuna (.t.) f.	193080
property, capital, wealth; luck	fortuna f.	193130
fortunately	fortunadamente adv.	193160
rich; lucky, happy	fortunado adj.	193170
	fortunearse cf. afortunarse	193180
	fortunozo cf. afortunado	193190
stormy; agitated	fortunozo/fortunojo (2) (t.) adj.	193200
scythe, sickle	fos m.	193210
pit, grave; cave; space	fosa f.	193220
phosphorus	fosfor/o m.	193230
	foso cf. fosa	193240
	fostán/a (t.) cf. fustán/a	193250
	fostanela (t.) cf. fustanela	193260
peak, the peak moment (of movement/work)	fota (gr.) f.	193270
photo, photograph, portrait	foto m.	193290
photographer; photo, photograph, portrait	fotograf m.	193300
photograph, portrait	fotografía f.	193310
photographer	fotografchí m.	193320
to take pictures	fotografiar/fotografar v.	193330
to be photographed	fotografiarse/fotografarse v. refl.	193340
photographic	fotográfiko	193350
	fotógrafo cf. fotograf	193360
photocopy	fotokopia f.	193365
an armchair	fotolyo/fotoy (fr.) m.	193370
pit, ditch, hole; tomb, grave	foya f.	193380
to browse	foyetar v.	193420
newsletter, issue, sequel novel printed in issues of newspaper	foyetón m.	193430
dent, dimple	foyika /foyiko f.	193440
hole; pit, grave; puncture; blower	foyo m.	193470
piece, fragment, part, portion	fragmento m.	193480
	frágola/frógola (it.) cf. frangula	193490
building, construction	fragua f.	193500
building	fraguadero m.	193510
builder, constructor	fraguador/dera	193520
	fraguala (it.) cf. frangula	193530
construction, erection of a structure	fraguamiento m.	193540
	fraguante cf. fraguador	193545
to build, set up	fraguar v.	193550
to be built, to be established	fraguarse v. refl.	193565
	fragulo cf. frangula	193570
military units which are made up of volunteers	fraikores (alem.) m. pl.	193575
fragile	frajil adj.	193580
fragility	frajilidad f.	193590
frock coat	frak m.	193600
division, party; small part, fracture	fraksión f.	193610
fractions (Math.)	fraksiones	193630
division, separation into parts	fraksionamiento m.	193640
to divide, to separate into parts	fraksionar v.	193650
partial	fraksionario adj.	193660
fracture (of a limb)	fraktura f.	193670
to fracture	frakturar v.	193690
tassel, strand, hair tassel	frandja (it.) f.	193700
long bread, baguette	frandjola f.	193710
a clumsy	frandjoleto m.	193720
	franga- a la franga cf. a la franka	193730
strawberry	frangula/frangola (it.) f.	193740
	frangulo (it.) cf. frangula	193750
Frank (French currency); apron (part of student clothing)	franka f.	193760
frankly, directly	frankamente adv.	193770
westernized	frankeado adj.	193780
to westernize	frankear v.	193800
to become westernized/european	frankearse v. refl.	193820
a ridiculous imitation of European manners	frankedad/frankería f.	193830
French (mocking, joking)	frankesko m.	193840
honesty, openness	frankeza f.	193850
France	Frankía f.	193860
surface decoration using cutouts (paper/lilium) and lacquer coating	frankito m.	193870
Freemason	frankmasón/franmasón m.	193880
freemasonry	frankmasonería f.	193890
free, open-hearted	franko adj.	193900
European, Western; Ladino; Franc (French currency)	franko m. & adj.	193920
freemasonry	franmasonería f.	193970
French	fransez m. & adj.	193980
France	Fransia f.	193990
to give a French character	fransizar v.	193995
	franzela/franzola (fr.) cf. frandjola	194000
prominent, surprising, tangible	frapán adj.	194010
spectacular, impressive	frapante adj.	194020
chip, sawdust	frashka (it.) f.	194030
sawdust (thin chips)	frashkita f.	194060
	frasifuchí (t.) cf. prasifuchí	194070
bottle	frasko m.	194080
	fratelansa cf. fraternidad	194090
fraternal	fraternal adj.	194100
fraternity	fraternidad/fraternitá f.	194110
to fraternize	fraternizar v.	194120
phrase	fraza f.	194130
phraseologic	frazeolójiko adj.	194140
phraseology	fraziolojía/frazeolojía f.	194150
a piece of soap; Scrubbing glove (for bath)	fregadera f.	194160
tableware waiting to be washed	fregado m.	194170
rag, rubbing cloth; deceiver trader	fregador m.	194180
rubbing, tools polishing; lies, "smearing"; brain stupidity	fregadura f.	194190
to rub, to polish; to wash (dishes); to harass, to upset; ''to poke'', "to push''; to massage	fregar v.	194200
to rub, to be rubbed	fregarse v. refl.	194250
frigate	fregata f.	194260
poor quality goods; strong rubbing, rubbing an itchy organ in the body; brainwashing	fregatina f.	194270
rag, cloth	fregón f.	194280
a woman serving in the kitchen; a tattered woman, dressed tastelessly	fregona f.	194300
a pile of crumpled, dirty clothes	fregonada f.	194310
wrinkled, crushed, crumpled	fregoneado adj.	194320
to wrinkle, to crush	fregonear v.	194330
	freideras cf. friideras	194340
	freir/freirse cf. friir/friirse	194350
to visit often, to went out (with a girl), to make friends	frekuentar v.	194360
to visit each other, to see each other, to meet	frekuentarse v. refl.	194370
frequent visits	frekuentasión f.	194380
frequent	frekuente adj.	194390
frequently	frekuentemente adv.	194400
to restrain, to brake, to stop, to block; to slow down, to pause, to delay	frenar v.	194410
to brake himself, to restrain himself, to hold back	frenarse v. refl.	194415
frenetically	frenetikamente adv.	194420
frenetic	frenétiko adj.	194430
frenzy	frenezía f.	194440
syphilis	frengi (t.) m.	194450
green tomato	frenk m.	194460
bridle, barrier; brake	freno m.	194470
phylactery	frentales m. pl.	194475
in front of	frente adv.	194510
forehead	frente f.	194520
visor; forehead decoration	frentera/o f./m.	194580
forehead	freole m.	194590
brothers, members of a religious fraternity	freres (fr.) m. pl.	194600
strawberries	fresa f.	194610
moments at the beginning or end of the season when a cool and pleasant breeze blows	freska f.	194620
icily; recently	freskamente adv.	194640
coolness; cool breeze	freskez f.	194650
cool	freskito adj.	194660
cool, fresh	fresko adj.	194680
coolness, freshness	freskor m.	194720
coolness, freshness	freskura f.	194730
coolness, coldness; exhaustion; indifference	frialdad f.	194750
to freeze	friar v.	194770
creaking of new shoes	frichi frichi (ono.)	194780
	frigón cf. fregón	194790
feverish haste	friideras f. pl.	194800
frying	friidero m.	194820
fried	friido adj.	194830
sharp and penetrating cold without a breeze	friiko m.	194840
to fry	friir v.	194850
to be fried; to worry	friirse /friyirse v. refl.	194860
puff pastry; layer	frijalda/frijaldo f./m.	194910
puff pastry dumpling	frijaldika f.	194930
refrigerator	frijider m.	194935
to make someone jealous	frikas- azer frikas	194940
rubbing, friction; massage with alcohol or other massage material	friksión f.	194950
to rub	friksionar v.	194960
cold, chilly; indifferent	frío adj.	194970
cold; fever	frío m.	195020
sensitive to cold, shivering from cold	friolenko/friolento adj.	195070
fried patty	frita f.	195080
frying; cheese or spinach pie	fritada f.	195110
fried; french-fries; frying	frito adj. & m.	195130
egg-fried bread	fritula f.	195140
frying; french-fries	fritura f.	195150
frivolity, recklessness	frivolidad f.	195160
	friyir cf. friir	195170
curly	frizado adj.	195180
to curl	frizar (fr.) v.	195190
	frizé (fr.) cf. frizado	195200
hairdo, coiffure	frizura f.	195210
	frojalda (1) cf. frijalda	195220
thin peel of vegetable which is separated while cooking (lentils, beans); leaves falling out of puff pastry	frojalda (2) f.	195230
made from puff pastry	frojaldado adj.	195240
to peel (vegetable); to take off (skin of fish, chicken)	frojaldar v.	195250
pillow-cover	fronia (port.) f.	195260
	front (fr.) cf. frente	195270
frontal	frontal adj.	195280
gold jewel that Aharon HaCohen carried on his forehead	frontal m.	195285
front	fronte m.	195290
frontier	frontera f.	195310
	frontiera (fr.) cf. frontera	195320
disciplined	fronyi fronyi (gr.) adj.	195330
to rub	frotar v.	195340
silk rustle	fru-fru (onomat.)	195350
productivity, fertility	fruchiguamiento m.	195360
to bear fruit	fruchiguar v.	195370
to bear fruit	fruchiguarse v. refl.	195380
fertility	fruchiguedad f.	195390
fruitful, fruit-bearing, effective, lucrative, worthwhile	fruchiguozo/fruchigozo adj.	195400
fruit shop	fruktiera (fr.) f.	195410
to bear fruit	fruktifikar v.	195420
fertility	fruktifikasión f.	195430
fruitful, fruit-bearing, effective, lucrative, worthwhile	fruktuozo adj.	195440
fruit, fruits	fruta f.	195450
fruit tray, basket full of fruit	frutera f.	195500
fruit shop, fruit stand	frutería f.	195510
fruit bulk, fruit abundance	fruterío	195520
fruit-bearing	frutero adj.	195530
fruit seller, fruit trader	frutero m.	195540
fruit; product, produce; Result, benefit	fruto m.	195550
fruit-bearing	frutozo adj.	195600
tuberculosis	ftizía (fr.) f.	195610
fair	fuar f.) m.	195620
	fuarsa cf. fuersa	195630
	fuartaleza cf. fortaleza	195640
	fudjitivo cf. fujitivo	195650
extravagant, wasteful; generous; arrogant, pretentious	fudul (t.) adj.	195660
extravagance; abundance	fudulik (t.) f.	195670
fire, burning, flame; (metaphorically:) very expensive	fuego m.	195700
spring, source; fountain; tap; purulent ofabscess drainage	fuente f.	195770
	fuera cf. afuera	195790
law; authority; privilege	fuero m.	195800
power, heroism, vigor, ability	fuersa f.	195820
	fuersudo cf. forsudo	195920
	fuertaleza cf. fortaleza	195930
strong, sturdy, hard, fierce; vigorous, firm, authoritative; stiff, hard, tough, severe; naughty	fuerte adj.	195940
tightly	fuertemente adv.	195955
lack of discipline in children	fuertedad f.	195960
very hard	fuerteziko adj.	195970
pit, trench, grave	fuesa f.	195980
worry, confusion due to worry	fuga f.	195990
very sensitive to heat	fugarento adj.	196000
escape; refuge	fuída f.	196010
	fuídizo cf. fujitivo	196020
runaway	fuído m.	196030
soot, soot webs in the chimney, on the kitchen walls, in the cooking corner	fuín m.	196040
to run away, to escape, to flee; to avoid; to deviate from	fuír v.	196060
to get away, to run away, escape, to slip away, to dodge, to disappear	fuírse v. refl.	196240
escape, frightened escape	fuitina f.	196290
elusive; runs away, defector; transient	fujitivo adj.	196300
poor, wretched, pitiful	fukará (t.) adj.	196310
a person beaten by fate that evokes compassion and pity	fukarako/reko (t.) m.	196320
bean	ful (t.) m.	196330
in crowd	ful- en ful (fr.)	196340
certain, so and so	fulaniko m.	196350
certain, so and so	fulano m.	196360
	fular (1) cf. folar	196380
scarf, handkerchief	fular (2) m.	196390
yellow daffodil	fulia f.	196400
sooty, dirty, neglected	fulín (t.) adj.	196410
	fulor cf. folor	196420
missing a penny, missing all	fulús (t.) adj.	196430
cigarette smoke extraction	fumada f.	196440
(ironically :) cigarette	fumadera f.	196450
excessive smoking	fumadero m.	196460
smoker	fumador/dera n. & adj.	196470
boiling, lively, raises smoke	fumante adj.	196480
medical powder that raises steam in contact with water	fumante m.	196490
to smoke (pipe, etc.); to smoke (food)	fumar v.	196500
heavy smoke, heavy and thick smoke, cloud of smoke	fumarasa f.	196530
	fumasina/fumesina cf. fumarasa	196540
raises smoke	fumeante adj.	196541
to smoke (food); to blow small clouds of smoke	fumear v.	196550
a room full of cigarette smoke, thick smoke rising constantly	fumerío m.	196560
smoky	fumiante adj.	196570
disinfection, smoking	fumigasión f.	196580
	fumo cf. umo	196590
	fumozo cf. umozo	196600
slingshot	funda f.	196610
to throw slingshots	fundar v.	196620
	fundasión cf. fondasión	196630
stone-thrower	fundero m.	196640
to melt, to forge ; to merge	fundir (1) v.	196650
	fundir/se (2) cf. undir/se	196660
to be melted, to be merged	fundirse v. refl.	196670
melting, merging; foundry	fundisión f.	196680
the bottom of pants/underwear (in the loin area)	fundiyo m.	196690
gold currencty ype (Ottoman)	funduklí (t.) m.	196700
funerary	funebre/o adj.	196710
funeral	funerales m. pl.	196740
fatal, disastrous, ominous; gloomy	funesto adj.	196750
	funevre cf. funebre	196760
	funksión cf. fonksión	196770
forage, hay	furaj (fr.) m.	196780
hat, cap	furajka f.	196790
	furako cf. burako	196800
cunning, slick	furbo (fr.) adj.	196805
brush	furcha (t.) f.	196810
brushing	furchada/furcheada (t.) f.	196840
a small brush	furchaíka (t.) f.	196850
	furchal(ad)ear (t.) cf. furchear	196860
to brush	furchear (t.) v.	196870
brush, paintbrush	furchika (t.) f.	196880
	furchina (it.) cf. forchina	196890
waste, dirt, residues; chaff	furdá (t.) f.	196900
freight wagon	furgón m.	196920
to escape, to retreat	furgar v.	196930
rage, anger; furia	furia f.	196940
	furiento/e cf. furiozo	196950
furious	furiozo adj.	196960
safety pin; head pin	furketa (t.)	196970
to throw; to leap	furladear (t.) v.	196980
veneer (wood coating material)	furnir m.	196990
frustrated	furón adj.	197000
rage, anger	furor m.	197020
insignificant, negligible, meager, despicable	furro adj.	197030
a barefoot worthless	furro m.	197050
madness for one thing, idee-fix	fursant f.	197060
desire; reason, opportunity	fursat (t.) m.	197070
	furtuna cf. fortuna (2)	197080
	furtunozo cf. fortunozo	197090
	furuja (port.) cf ferroja	197100
	furujentado/furujenteado (port.) cf. ferrojento	197110
	furujentarse/furujentear/se (port.) cf. ferrojentear/se	197120
	furujento (port.) cf. ferrojento	197130
trick, fraud, swindling	furva (it.) f.	197140
blister	fushka (1) (gr.) f.	197150
	fushka (2) (t.) cf. fishek	197160
garbage	fushki/n (t.) m.	197170
garbage dump	fushkinería f.	197180
dark, dim; modest	fushko (port.) adj.	197190
twilight, fog	fushko (port.) m.	197200
	fushtuk cf. fustuk	197220
to hit, to flog	fushturear v.	197230
	fusil cf. fuzil	197240
	fusko (port.) cf. fushko	197250
skirt, petticoat	fusta (t.) f.	197260
dress	fustán/a (t.) m./f.	197270
pleated skirt; Greek male skirt (national dress)	fustanela (t.) f.	197300
peanut	fustuk (t.) m.	197310
yellowish-brown, peanut-colored	fustukí/fustuklí (t.) adj.	197320
peanuts seller	fustukchí (t.) m.	197330
football	futbol (ing.) m.	197340
footballer	futbolista/o (ingl.) m.	197350
to twitter, to show that it does not concern him, he does not care	futrárselo v.	197360
future, future (adj.)	futuro m. & adj.	197370
	fuyida cf. fuída	197380
	fuyir cf. fuir	197390
pang	fuzada f.	197395
rifle	fuzil (fr.) m.	197400
to shoot (firing squad), to execute by shooting	fuzilar/fuzilyar/fuziyar v.	197410
merger, combination; fusion, melting	fuzión f.	197420
to merge, to unite	fuzionar v.	197430
spindle; wallet; gold and silver coin box	fuzo m.	197440
despairing slowness; indifference	fyaka (it.)	197450
slowness, idleness, apathy, indifference, phlegmaticism	fyakedad (it.) f.	197460
carriage, baby stroller	fyaker (fr.) m.	197470
very bitter	fyel adj.	197480
bile	fyel f.	197490
bitter	fyelozo adj.	197580
loop; hairpin, buckle	fyuba (it.) f.	197590
pride, arrogance, boldness; gall; boasting	gaavá/gavá (ebr.) f.	197600
boastful, arrogant; cheeky	gaaviente/to adj. (ebr.)	197620
raincoat	gabardina f.	197630
manager of synagogue affairs, property manager	gabay (ebr.) m. (pl.: gabaim)	197640
community tax (imposed on foods: meat, wine, etc.)	gabela f.	197650
community tax collector	gabelero m.	197660
wardrobe; work room; bathroom	gabineto/gabinete (it.) m.	197670
cruel; (metaphorically:) overcharger merchant	gadar (t.) adj.	197680
big	gadol (ebr.) adj.	197690
a gross mistake	gaf/gafa (fr.) m.	197710
beak	gaga (t.) f.	197720
to stammer	gagear v.	197730
	gaida cf. gaita	197740
	gaína cf. gayina	197750
bagpipe	gaita f.	197760
pledge	gaj m.	197770
slice (orange, grapefruit, etc.); segment (half) of the almond	gajo m.	197780
gala, a festive show	gala f.	197810
galabia, cloak	galabía (arab.) f.	197840
reward	galadrón m.	197850
priest	galah (ebr.) m.	197860
galaxy	galaksi/galaksia m./f.	197870
beautiful, elegant, handsome	galan/o adj.	197880
beautiful, graceful; a talented landlady	galana adj.	197890
a graceful and elegant young lady and at the same time also intelligent and agile	galanika f.	197900
courteously	galantamente adv.	197910
kind, polite, chivalrous; courting	galante adj.	197920
to court, to make love to flirt	galantear v.	197930
respectful and refined courting, flirtation	galanteo m.	197940
chivalry, politeness (towards a woman), courtesy; a haberdashery shop	galantería f.	197950
haberdashery merchant; merchant of luxury goods	galanterist/o m.	197960
a man of pleasant manners, respectable man, man of honor	galantomo (it.) m. & adj.	197970
	galantón cf. galante	197980
courtesy; courtship	galantonería f.	197990
	galantuome/o (it.) cf. galantomo	198000
	galardón cf. galadrón	198010
	galardonar cf. gualardonar	198020
	galbano cf. gálvano	198030
	galbe cf. garbe	198040
	galbozo cf. garbozo	198050
rowing ship; hard work on the punitive ships	galea f.	198060
to sail	galear v.	198070
wooden clogs	galecha f.	198080
clogs seller	galechero m.	198100
skates, ice skates	galechikas f. pl.	198110
an ancient sailing ship; a tall man with a long neck	galeón m.	198120
rowing ship, punishment ship (hard labor); imprisonment	galera f.	198130
	galeré m. (fr.) cf. galera	198140
spacious hall, exhibition hall, gallery	galería/galeríe f.	198150
rower in a penal ship, a prisoner in hard labor	galeriano m.	198160
thin cake	galeta (it.) f.	198170
wheel; route	galgal (ebr.) m.	198180
color image that can be transferred (stamped) on paper/porcelain	galgamoní m.	198190
kind of a hunting dog	galgo m.	198200
red color (like the color of Garibaldi's red shirts)	galibardo m.	198210
chaos	galimatsia f.	198220
overshoe	galocha f.	198230
gallon	galón (1) m.	198240
decorative ribbon, stripe; ribbon/stripe to indicate rank	galón (2) m.	198250
to gallop	galopar v.	198260
gallop	galopo/galop m.	198270
	galosh/galoch/e m. cf. galocha	198280
exile, captivity	galut/galú(d) (ebr.) m.	198290
to galvanize	galvanizar v.	198300
galvanization	galvanizasión f.	198310
	galvana cf. gálvano	198320
aromatic resin (with a pungent odor)	gálvano m.	198330
	galvanón cf. gálvano	198340
wrath, anger	galyan/galean (t.) m.	198350
also	gam (ebr.) adv.	198360
grief, sorrow	gam (t.) m.	198370
swastika	gama f.	198390
dazzle	gamasheada (t.) f.	198400
to dazzle	gamashear (t.) v.	198410
to be dazzled	gamashearse (t.) v. refl.	198420
foot	gamba (1) (it.) f.	198430
gamba	gamba (2) f.	198440
pace, step	gambada (it.) f.	198450
to behave stupidly	gambolear (t.) v.	198470
stupid	gambolí/gabolí (t.) m.	198480
	gameedad cf. gameyedad	198490
a young camel	gameiko/gameyiko m.	198500
	gameo cf. gameyo	198510
female camel	gameya f.	198520
to fool around, to act stupidly	gameyar v.	198530
stupidity	gameyedad f.	198540
camel carrier	gameyero m.	198550
camel	gameyo m.	198560
	gamiko cf. gameiko	198600
deer/gazelle, fallow-deer	gamo/a n.	198610
complacent, phlegmatic, carefree	gamsiz (t.) adj.	198620
appetite, desire, lust, passion	gana f.	198630
	ganaeden (ebr.) cf. ganeden	198770
who earned	ganado adj.	198775
herd; wage	ganado m.	198780
earner, earns for a living, winner	ganador /dera n. & adj.	198790
a person who is successful in his business but has difficulty maintaining the profit	ganandón m.	198810
profit, income, receipts, wages; winning; property	ganansia f.	198820
to negotiate, to do business	ganansiar v.	198850
profit-bearing, profitable, worthwhile, rentable	ganansiozo adj.	198860
to earn, to win ; to enjoy, to benefit from; to win; to be paid; to purchase	ganar v.	198870
to gain	ganarse v. refl.	198990
thief	ganav (ebr.) m. (pl.: ganavim)	199020
to steal, to do small robberies	ganavear v.	199030
to try to catch something with a hook	ganchear v.	199040
a hook for zipping; a gear wheel for extracting a bucket from the pit; a nickname for a cunning and tortuous person	ganchera f.	199050
manufacturer/seller of hooks	ganchero m.	199060
a hook for zipping	ganchete m.	199070
small hook	ganchiko m.	199080
hook; fishhook; locking hook; anchor; knitting needle	gancho m.	199100
curved like a hook	ganchudo adj.	199200
paradise	ganeden/ganeder (ebr.)	199210
ostrich	ganga f.	199250
to nasalize, to speak from the nose	gangear v.	199260
ganglion	ganglión m.	199270
nasalizes	gangozo adj.	199280
gangrene	gangrena f.	199290
to gangrene	gangrenarse v. refl.	199300
gangrenous	gangrenozo adj.	199310
gangster	gangster (ingl.) m.	199320
gangsterism	gangsterizmo/gangsterlik (ingl.) m.	199330
	gangujo cf. ganchudo	199340
generous	ganí (t.) adj.	199350
	gantado (fr.) cf. guantado	199360
	gante cf. guante	199370
to earn (in an ironic tone)	ganujar v.	199380
to lose at a high rate	ganujó ganujiada preta	199390
profit, income (ironically)	ganujiada f.	199400
winner	ganyan m.	199410
winner	ganyante n. & adj.	199420
to win	ganyer (fr.) v.	199430
chief Rabbi, Rabbi HaGaon, Gaon (of Babylon)	gaón (ebr.) m. (pl.: geonim)	199440
train station	gara/gar (fr.) f./m.	199450
scribble	garabatos m. pl.	199460
garage	garaj (fr.) m.	199480
	garaje cf. garaj	199490
garage owner	garajista m.	199500
guarantee, warranty (on device purchased), insurance	garansia f.	199510
guarantor	garant/e m.	199570
	garantar/garantear cf. garantir	199590
	garantezer cf. garantir	199600
	garantía cf. garansia	199610
to insure , to give warranty, to guarantee, to give guarantee	garantir v.	199620
guarantied	garantizado adj.	199630
	garantizar/garantizir cf. garantir	199640
tick	garapata f.	199650
sea fish type: salted tuna	garato (gr.) m.	199660
lock	garavato m.	199680
	garbanzo cf. garvanso	199690
grace, elegant appearance, elegance	garbe m.	199700
sieve; a stormy westerly sea breeze	garbil/garbí (t.) m.	199710
to pass through a sieve	garbiyar v.	199720
elegant look, elegance, grace	garbo/garbe m.	199730
graceful, handsome, well-groomed	garbozo adj.	199740
wardrobe; collection of clothes	gardaroba/garderoba/garderob (fr.) f.	199750
gardenia (flower)	gardenia f.	199760
resentment	garez (t.) m.	199770
avenging	garezlí (t.) adj.	199790
fork, pitchfork	garfio (port.) m.	199800
	garfo (port.) cf. garfio	199810
	garga (t.) cf. graja	199820
to clear the throat, to gurgle	gargajear v.	199830
continual clearing of the throat	gargajeo m.	199840
saliva, mucus; a nickname for a skinny and exhausted person	gargajo m.	199850
throat, neck	garganta/gargante m.	199860
to feed himself	gargantarse v. refl.	199900
to devour hungrily	gargantear v.	199910
handkerchief, scarf; bandage for the throat	gargantera f.	199920
glutton	gargantón m.	199930
gargling, rinsing the throat	gargará f.	199940
gargling	gargarar v.	199960
to gargle, to rinse te throat	gargarearse v. refl.	199970
gargling water, throat wash liquid	gargarismo/izmo m.	199980
gargling, rinsing the throat	gargariz m.	199990
to gargle, to rinse te throat	gargarizar/gargarizarse v./v. refl.	200000
material for preparing ink/paint	garibaldi m.	200010
	garibaldo cf. galibardo	200020
a type of crab	garida/garides (gr.) m.	200030
odd; sad, poor thing	garip (t.) adj.	200040
musical scale; loneliness	garip (t.) m.	200050
strange thing, alienation	gariplik (t.) m.	200060
warehouse, attic; guard arbor, sentry hut	garita f.	200070
decorated; added to it (additions to the main course)	garnido adj.	200080
garment decoration accessories	garnimento m.	200090
a kind of little thorn	garnina f.	200100
to decorate; to fill, to complete; to equip, to furnish	garnir v.	200110
decoration, accessories	garnisión f.	200120
decoration, decoration accessories; toppings (for the main meal); food decoration (cake, etc.)	garnitura f.	200130
garrison	garnizón (fr.) m.	200140
to decorate, to adorn	garnizar (fr.) v.	200150
a mixture of fish eggs, lemon and oil	garo (gr.) m.	200160
clove (spice)	garofole m.	200170
throat	garón (ebr.) m.	200180
to devour, to devour hungrily	garonear (ebr.) v.	200370
hunger, gluttony	garonedad (ebr.) f.	200380
gluttonous	garonudo (ebr.) m. & adj.	200390
	garrear cf. gerrear	200400
waiter, steward	garsón (fr.) m.	200410
singles residence	garsonier/a (fr.) m./f.	200420
lizard; nickname for a skinny person - skin and bones	garteja f.	200430
chickpeas, peas	garvanso m.	200440
heron	garza f.	200445
seagull	garzeta (it.) f.	200450
gas, oil	gas m.	200460
	gashmí cf. gishmí	200470
type of currency	gasim (ebr.) m. pl.	200480
waste	gaspiaje m.	200490
to waste	gaspiar v.	200500
waste	gastadero m.	200510
used, worn, erased, worn out, wasted, spoiled, corrupted, lost; pampered	gastado adj.	200530
trash	gastado m.	200550
spender	gastador/gastadero/dera n. & adj.	200560
spoilage, corruption	gastamiento m.	200570
to spent, to spent money; to spoil	gastar v.	200580
to become worn out, to be spoiled, to be wasted	gastarse v. refl.	200660
expenditure	gaste m.	200670
waste	gasterío m.	200760
gastritis	gastrit m.	200770
gastronomer	gastronom/o m.	200780
gastronomy	gastronomía f.	200790
gastronomic	gastronómiko adj.	200800
cat (female); claw, marigold	gata f.	200810
"roast cats"; a clumsy joke	gatada f.	200850
	gatado cf. gastado	200860
preyed upon by a cat	gateado adj.	200870
to peck here and there	gatear v.	200880
a band of cats	gaterío m.	200890
a cat howl	gatesko m.	200900
kitten; a pampered and fondling child; a jack	gatiko m.	200910
cake	gató (fr.) m.	200920
cat	gato m.	200930
	gavá (ebr.) cf. gaavá	201180
proud, arrogant	gavadjí (ebr.) m. & adj.	201190
to be proud, to be arrogant	gavalaniarse (ebr.) v. refl.	201200
boasting	gavaniamiento (ebr.) m.	201210
to be proud, to be arrogant	gavaniarse (ebr.) v. refl.	201220
bodyguard	gavas/gavaz (t.) m.	201230
to perish	gavearse (ebr.) v. refl.	201240
	gavento cf. gaviento	201250
wooden bucket for transporting construction materials, etc.	gaveta f.	201260
bucket contents	gavetada f.	201270
	gaveya cf. gaviya	201290
owl; cage	gavia f.	201300
to perish	gaviar (ebr.) v.	201310
proud, arrogant	gaviente/to (ebr.) m.	201320
hawk; a nickname for a person with strange proportions	gavilán m.	201330
	gaviota f.	201340
sheaf; garland; package; anthology	gaviya/gavilia f.	201350
binder of sheafs	gaviyador/gaviyan m.	201360
to bind a sheaf	gaviyar v.	201370
	gaviyota cf. gaviota	201380
arrogant	gavozo (ebr.) adj.	201390
to destroy, to strike	gavzear v.	201400
fertilized (egg)	gayado adj.	201410
to fertilize	gayar v.	201420
insolent; frivolous	gayardo m.	201430
	gayda cf. gaita	201440
native of Galicia in Spain; who speaks slurred language	gayego adj.	201450
noise, commotion	gaygará (t.) f.	201470
yeller, talkative	gaygaradjí (t.) m.	201480
butterfly, silk butterfly; a young rooster; uvula in the pharyngeal cavity; windpipe	gayiko m.	201490
hen	gayina f.	201530
	gayine cf. gayina	201570
hen house; poultry seller	gayinero m.	201580
spring chicken	gayinika f.	201590
worry, burden; difficulty, obstacle; embarrassment, commotion	gayle/gaylet (t.) m.	201600
	gayna cf. gayina	201610
hen house	gaynero	201630
rooster	gayo m.	201640
cage; an unattractive tall woman	gayola f.	201700
jealous	gayrelí (t.) adj.	201710
effort, passion; patience, patience; endurance	gayret (t.) m.	201720
energetic, strenuous; patient	gayretlí (t.) adj.	201740
making an effort	gayretlik (t.) m.	201750
impatient	gayretsiz (t.) adj.	201760
decorative ribbon, lace, stripe, drawstring, thread, thin rope	gaytán (t.) m.	201770
manufactorer/seller of threads and ribons	gaytanero/gaytandjí (t.)	201780
gas; oil; oil lamp; oil burner	gaz m.	201790
muslin, gauze	gaza/gaz f./m.	201810
deer	gazal/gazel m.	201820
oil seller; a nickname for a trader/professional who exaggerates his prices	gazdjí/gazchí (t.)	201830
Gazelle (song genre)	gazel (t.) m.	201840
doe	gazela f.	201850
	gazeozo cf. gazozo	201855
disturbing, snoozing	gazep (t.) adj.	201860
newspaper, magazine	gazeta f.	201870
journalist; newspapers seller	gazetadjí m.	201880
journalist; newspapers seller	gazetero m.	201890
a small gas lamp	gazeziko m.	201900
portable gas stove	gaziera f.	201910
brothel; club	gazino m.	201920
robber; glutton, lustful	gazlán (ebr.) m.	201930
robbery; gluttony	gazlanut (ebr.) f.	201940
throat	gaznat/gaznate/gaznete m.	201950
oil, fuel	gazolina f.	201960
gas meter	gázometer	201970
soda-water, carbonated drink	gazoz/gazoza (t.) m./f.	201980
carbonated drink manufacturer/seller	gazozchí (t.) m.	201990
gaseous	gazozo (t.) adj.	202000
gaspacho - cold tomato and pepper soup	gazpacho m.	202005
to be split, to explode; to die	geberear (t.) v.	202010
plait (of hair)	gedeja f.	202020
rank	geder (ebr.) m.	202030
grandeur	gedulá (ebr.) f.	202040
watchman	gefir (arab.) m.	202050
	ge'hinam cf. geinam	202060
hell	geinam (ebr.) m.	202070
rein	gem (t.) m.	202130
	gema cf. yema	202140
pamphlet; Talmud, Gemara	gemará (aram.) f. (pl.: gemarot)	202150
numerology	gematria (aram.) f.	202160
decision	gemer (ebr.) m.	202170
ship	gemi (t.) f.	202180
sailor	gemidjí (t.) m.	202190
charity	gemilut hasadim (ebr.)	202200
general	general m.	202210
Geniza, archives	genizá (ebr.) f.	202220
genocide	genosidio m.	202235
geology	geolojía/geologia f.	202240
geometry	geometria f.	202250
geometrical	geometrikal adj.	202260
geometrically	geometrikamente adv.	202270
geometric	geometriko adj.	202280
	gep (t.) cf. djeb	202290
	gerdán (t.) cf. yerdán	202300
embroidery frame	gergef (t.) m.	202310
to retreat, to step back; to descend, to lag behind, to sink	geriledeyarse (t.) v. refl.	202320
Germany	Germania f.	202330
war, battle	gerra f.	202340
quarrel, controversy	gerrea f.	202380
fighter	gerreador/dera n.	202390
to fight, to struggle, to quarrel	gerrear v.	202400
fighter	gerrero/gerreero m.	202440
short war, short battle	gerrezika f.	202450
guerrilla	gerrila/geriya f.	202460
gerund (gram.)	gerundio m.	202470
expulsion	gerush (ebr.) m.	202480
Gestapo	gestapo m.	202490
divorce	get (ebr.) m.	202500
ghetto	geto m.	202520
spats	getres m. pl.	202530
redemption	geulá (ebr.) f.	202540
man, male, master	gever (ebr.) m.	202550
chatterbox	gevezé (t.) adj.	202560
chatter, chatting	gevezelik (t.) m.	202570
	gevir (ebr.) cf. givir	202580
soft, fresh	gevrek (t.) adj.	202590
a bun, a cake	gevrek (t.) m.	202600
deer, hart	geyik (t.) m.	202605
	geyna cf. gayina	202610
disaster, blow, destiny	gezerá (ebr.) f.	202620
guide	gía f.	202640
guide, mentor; governor	giador/dera n.	202650
movement, management, driving	giamiento m.	202660
guide, mentor	giante adj.	202670
to guide, to lead, to manage	giar v.	202680
to conduct, to be managed, to behave	giarse v. refl.	202690
same as	gibí (t.) adv.	202700
guide	gid (fr.) m.	202710
Such a type!	gidí! (t.) interj.	202720
wild-headed	gidija adj.	202740
to ruffle hair, to ruffle head	gidijar v.	202750
bicycle steering wheel	gidón (fr.) m.	202760
	gifto cf. yifto	202770
pebble	gijarro m.	202780
incarnation, transformation	gilgul (ebr.) m.	202790
	gilotina cf. giyotina	202800
	gilotinar cf. giyotinar	202810
incest	giluy arayot (ebr.)	202820
gymnasium	gimnazia/io f./m.	202830
	ginam (ebr.) cf. geinam	202840
cherry	ginda f.	202850
porcupine	gindjon/ginchon m.	202860
to wink, to blink	ginyar v.	202870
wink, blink	ginyo m.	202880
education, guidance	gío m.	202890
pool, lake	giol (t.) m.	202900
pretending; crook	giozboyadjí (t.) adj.	202910
apparently	giozyoré (t.) adv.	202920
gypsum	gips m.	202930
to cast, to put in cast	gipsar v.	202940
initiatory	girgin (t.) adj.	202950
egg; (metaphorically:) society waste	giriz (t.)	202960
garland, tiara	girlanda (it.) f.	202970
hatch, wicket	gishé (fr.) m.	202980
material, substantial	gishmí (ebr.) adj.	202990
guitar	gitara f.	203000
guitarist	gitarista/o m.	203010
	givech cf. gyuvech	203020
a man of high rank, rich-man	givir (ebr.) m. (pl.: gevirim)	203030
liver	giyer (t.) m.	203040
guillotine	giyotina (fr.) f.	203050
to guillotine	giyotinar (fr.) v.	203060
cooking; stew	gizado m.	203070
	gizador cf. gizandor	203080
professional cook	gizandero m.	203090
a cook; a boy who helps in the kitchen	gizandón m.	203100
chef, cook	gizandor/dera n.	203120
to cook	gizar v.	203130
to ripen	gizarse v. refl.	203140
treasurer	gizbar (ebr.) m.	203150
cooking; stew	gizo m.	203160
gladiator	gladiator m.	203170
gland; head of the male organ	glande m.	203180
gland	glandula f.	203190
ice; an ice cream	glas (fr.) f.	203200
an ice cream	glasada f.	203210
	glasé (fr.) cf. glas	203220
freezer, frozen	glasial adj.	203230
with great coolness	glasialamente adv.	203240
refrigerator; glacier	glasiera (fr.) f.	203250
a kind of shellfish	glauko m.	203260
	glavina/glavinar cf. klavina	203270
gladiola	glayol m.	203280
entertainment, amusement, freinds banquet	glendi m.	203290
glucose	glikoz/a m./f.	203300
church	glisa f.	203310
to slide	glisar (fr.) v.	203315
glycerin	gliserin/a/glitserin/a m./f.	203320
global	global adj.	203330
ball, globe	globo m.	203340
glory	gloria f.	203350
to boast, to show off	gloriarse v. refl.	203360
to glorify	glorifikar v.	203370
to boast, to show off	glorifikarse v. refl.	203380
glorification	glorifikasión f.	203390
glorifiable	glorifikavle adj.	203400
gloriously	gloriozamente adv.	203410
glorious	gloriozo adj.	203420
glossary	glosario m.	203430
glottis	glotis f.	203435
gluttonous	glotón m.	203440
gloss	gloza f.	203450
	gluria cf. gruya	203460
to sadden	godear v.	203470
chubby and round	godracho adj.	203480
	godrachón cf. godrón	203490
	godreza cf. godrura	203500
chubby	godriko adj.	203520
fat, thick, high in fat	godro adj.	203530
fat, fleshy, bodily	godrón adj.	203560
thickness, volume, width; fat	godror m.	203570
chubby and round	godrucho cf. godracho	203580
fat; thickness; bellying	godrura f.	203590
savior	goel (ebr.) m.	203610
to mumble like a baby	gogear v.	203620
goal	gol (ing.) m.	203630
lake	gol (t.) m.	203640
round playing stone	gol m.	203650
mouth	gola (it.) f.	203660
exile	golá (ebr.) f.	203670
golem	golem (ebr.) m.	203680
to smell, to sniff; to sense; to feel the pulse	goler v.	203690
to stink	golerse v. refl.	203740
golf	golf (ing.) m.	203760
a type of fish	golfar m.	203770
gulf	golfo m.	203780
fragrant, gives a scent; stinky, smelly	goliendo adj.	203790
swallow, sparrow	golondrina f.	203800
swelling of the armpit glands	golondrino/golondrina m./f.	203810
smell, fragrance	golor f.	203820
fragrant	goloriozo/golorozo adj.	203830
gluttonous	golozo adj.	203840
blow, punch; Shock, shock; attack; shot	golpe m.	203850
a blow	golpeada f.	203900
the beater	golpeador m.	203910
a series of taps	golpeadura f.	203920
to knock, to tap	golpear v.	203930
to be punched	golpearse v. refl.	203935
continuous tapping	golpeo m.	203940
dove, pigeon	goluba (serb.-cro.) f.	203945
	goluzunear cf. guluzunear	203950
rubber; eraser; resin; prestige, shine	goma f.	203960
of rubber, rubber coated	gomado adj.	203990
fish piece	gomato m.	204000
desire to vomit	gomitadero m.	204010
vomiter	gomitador m.	204020
	gomitaduras cf. gomito	204030
to vomit	gomitar v.	204040
tendency to vomit	gomitijo m.	204100
vomit; vomiting	gómito m.	204110
emetic	gomitorio/gomitivo m.	204140
shirt	gomlek (t.) m.	204150
stuffing	gomo (port.) m.	204160
bottom shirt	gomozo cf. gamado	204180
gondola	góndola (it.) f.	204190
gondolier	gondoliero m.	204200
gong	gong m.	204210
heat waves	gongoshas f. pl.	204220
right-angled ruler; decoration in the corners of the house	goniya (gr.) f.	204230
gonococcus	gonokok (fr.)	204240
gonorrhea	gonorea f.	204250
bonnet, small hat, cap	gora f.	204260
lot; fate, destiny	goral (ebr.) m.	204270
fortune teller	goraldjí (ebr.) m.	204310
divination	goraldjilik (ebr.) m.	204320
	gordes cf. godrura	204330
bayonet	gordjera f.	204340
	gordo cf. godro	204350
	gordura cf. godrura	204360
insect harmful to grains; nickname for a kid	gorgojo m.	204370
gurgling	gorgoreamiento m.	204380
to gurgle	gorgoriar v.	204390
gorilla	goril/a m./f.	204400
sadness, pain	gormada f.	204410
to grieve, to cause worry, to hurt	gormar v.	204420
to suffer, to suffer from pain	gormarse v. refl.	204440
	gorsuz cf. gursuz	204470
	gorsuzluk (t.) cf. gursuzluk	204480
	gortelano cf. guertelano	204490
gastric juices rising to the throat	gortijo m.	204500
lady	gospodina (serb.-cro.) f.	204510
to taste; to try; to enjoy; to distinguish, to discriminate against	gostar v.	204520
to rejoice, to enjoy, to please	gostarse v. refl.	204530
tastes everything	gosti- pedo gosti	204550
a small piece for tasting, bite	gostijo m.	204560
	gosto cf. gusto	204570
	gostozo cf. gustozo	204580
paralysis; podagra	gota/gote (1) f.	204590
drop; balm	gota/gote/gotea (2) f.	204600
to hiccup	gote- dar al gote v.	204610
leakage, drip	goteamiento m.	204620
dripping	goteante adj.	204630
to drip, to drizzle, to leak	gotear v.	204640
flood	gotekana f.	204650
drip, infiltration	goteo m.	204660
a place from which water drips from the ceiling; leak, dripping from the roof; drop	gotera f.	204670
	gotere cf. gotera	204690
a little drop	goterika f.	204700
continuous leakage	goterío	204720
gothic	gotik/gótiko adj.	204730
a little drop	gotika f.	204740
ovary (in poultry)	govera f.	204750
governor	governador/governator m.	204760
governed	governado adj.	204767
governmental	governamental adj.	204770
government	governamiento m.	204780
daily food, livelihood	governansa f.	204790
governess	governanta/governante f.	204800
to govern	governar v.	204830
to control himself	governarse v. refl.	204840
	governasión cf. governansa	204850
governmental	governativo adj.	204860
	governio cf. governansa	204870
government, rule; livelihood	governo/govierno m.	204880
ball (wool), coil	goviyo m.	204900
gentile (especially Muslim)	goy/goyá (ebr.) m./f.	204910
gentiles, foreigners	goyim (ebr.) m. pl.	204920
hedonistic, loves life, pursues pleasures	gozador m. & adj.	204930
pleasure	gozamiento m.	204940
to enjoy	gozar (de) v.	204950
to enjoy, to relish, to be filled with joy	gozarse v. refl.	205000
who makes verdict, who commands	gozer (ebr.) adj.	205018
axis; crank	gozno/gozne m.	205020
pleasure, joy, cheerfulness	gozo m.	205040
with joy, with pleasure	gozozamente adv.	205060
happy, cheerful	gozozo adj.	205070
degree, grade, level	grada f.	205080
gradualness, gradual development	gradasión f.	205090
grill	gradiya f.	205100
pleasure, desire	grado (1) m.	205110
degree, grade, level; thermometer; appreciation	grado (2) m.	205140
cheerful	gradoso adj.	205240
gradual	gradual/graduel adj.	205250
gradually, little by little	gradualmente adv.	205260
to grade	graduar v.	205270
gradation	graduasión f.	205280
safety pin	grafa f.	205290
graph, line/curve in diagram	grafik (fr.) m.	205300
graphics	grafika f.	205310
graphically	grafikamente adv.	205320
graphic	grafiko adj.	205330
	grafio/n cf. garfio	205340
red wheat	graha (serb.-cro.) f.	205350
crow	graja f.	205360
a band of crows	grajerío m.	205410
crow; young man	grajo/grajon m.	205420
grandma	gramama (fr.) f.	205430
grammar	gramátika f.	205440
grammatical	gramatikal adj.	205450
grammatically	gramatikalmente adv.	205460
grammatical	gramátiko adj.	205470
grammarian	gramátiko m.	205480
grammar	gramer (fr.) m.	205490
grammarian	grameriano (fr.) m.	205500
gramme	gramo m.	205510
gramophone	gramofón/gramafón (fr./t.) m.	205520
	grampapá cf. granpapá	205530
grand, main	gran adj.	205540
scarlet	grana f.	205580
pomegranate; pomegranate tree; a pile of grains	granada f.	205590
pomegranate tree	granadal m.	205600
pomegranate tree	granado m.	205610
great, considerable, glorious	granado (arc.) adj.	205615
big, tall, mature	grande adj.	205620
to a large extent, at a high rate	grandemente adv.	205695
to grow; to enlarge	grandeser v.	205700
long face	grandesmán m.	205710
pride, arrogance; greatness	grandeza f.	205720
greatness, nobility	grandezía f.	205750
quite an adult (said with irony about one pretending to be young)	grandeziko adj.	205760
rhetorical speech	grandilokuensa f.	205770
grown; an important person	grandino adj. & m.	205780
an ironic nickname for "greats"	grandino m.	205790
grandioseness	grandiozidad f.	205800
proud, arrogant; magnificent, great, sublime, grandiose	grandiozo adj.	205810
the eldest; the senior in rank, a man of authority and power	grandiozo m.	205820
growing	grandisiente adj.	205830
sizable; valuable	grandísimo adj.	205840
grandiosely	grandizamente adv.	205850
grandeur; wingspan; dimension, measure, rate, size	grandor/grandura m.	205860
barn, silo	granero m.	205870
produce, grain	granía/granión f./m.	205880
seed, grain	graniko m.	205890
	granisar cf. granizar	205900
	graniso cf. granizo	205910
granite	granit/granito m.	205920
thyme raisins, currants; a refreshing drink made from fruit frozen in water	granita f.	205930
grain of cereal	graniyado m.	205940
kernel	graniyo m.	205950
to hail	granizar v.	205960
hail	granizo m.	205970
grandma	granmamá (fr.) f.	205980
grain; bud; wound, abscess, blister; currency; weight measure	grano m.	205990
covered with blisters	granozo adj.	206040
grandpa	granpapá (fr.) m.	206050
covered with blisters and sores	granento adj.	206060
corn	granturko (it.) m.	206070
granular, scarred	granudo adj.	206080
granule (of the vineyard); kernel	granuja f.	206090
	granujento cf. granento	206100
granule (of the vineyard); wound, abscess, blister	granujo m.	206110
granular; of wound	granular adj.	206120
	granuyento cf. granento	206130
hook, trigger, outpost	grapa f.	206140
grace, kindness, charm; Supreme Grace	grasia f.	206150
graceful, pardoned	grasiado adj.	206340
to pardon	grasiar v.	206350
oily, stained with oil	grasiento adj.	206360
graciously	grasiozamente adv.	206370
kindness, grace, kindness	grasiozidad f.	206380
gracious	grasiozo adj.	206390
oily	graso (it.) adj.	206410
	grastada cf. agristada	206420
to scrape, to scrub	gratar v.	206430
gratifier, one who rewards good	gratifikador m.	206440
to gratify, to give, to reward, to reward good	gratifikar v.	206450
grant, reward; awarding a prize	gratifikasión f.	206460
given free	gratífiko adj.	206470
gratis, free of charge	gratífiko adv.	206480
meat grilling net, grill	gratikola f.	206490
gratis, free of charge	gratis adv.	206500
gratitude	gratitud m.	206510
grateful	grato adj.	206520
gratis, free, without price	gratuetamente adv.	206530
given free	gratuito adj.	206540
	grava cf. gravado	206560
engraved, imprinted	gravado adj.	206570
carving, engraving, stamping	gravado m.	206580
engraver	gravador m.	206590
severely, gravely	gravamente adv.	206600
to carve, to engrave	gravar v.	206610
tie	gravata f.	206620
manufacturer/seller of ties	gravatero m.	206630
grave, serious	grave/grav/graves adj.	206640
gravity	gravedad/gravidad/gravitá f.	206660
	graveína/graviyina/gravelina cf. klavina	206670
severely, gravely	gravemente adv.	206680
gravity	graveza f.	206690
type of yellow cheese: Greer cheese	graviera f.	206700
gravitation	gravitasión f.	206710
Greece	Grecha f.	206720
Natrium, clay; silver	greda f.	206730
Greek neighborhood	gregaya f.	206760
Greek (language)	gregesko m.	206770
Greek; Greek (language)	grego n.& adj.	206780
to climb	grempar v.	206810
gill; sleeping membrane on the eyes	grenia f.	206820
fat	gres (fr.) f.	206870
fat, fatty substance, greasy dirt	gresha f.	206880
Greece	Gresia f.	206890
to give a Greek form to a word/name	gresizar v.	206900
strike	grev/a (fr.) f.	206910
to cease working	grevar v.	206920
	grevata cf. gravata	206930
striker	grevista n.	206940
	gri (1) cf. grizo	206950
depression, sadness	gri (2) (gr.) m.	206960
	gricho cf. grizo	206970
	gridjo cf. grizo	206980
	griego cf. grego	206990
	grifle cf. garofole	207000
handcuffs	grilyos m. pl.	207010
grimace	grimas (fr.) f.	207020
grumbling, resentful, grumpy	grinia (gr.) adj.	207030
depression, sadness, annoyance, resentment	grinia (gr.) f.	207040
	griofile/griofle cf. garofole	207050
flu, influenza	gripa/grip f.	207060
sick of the flu, who has a severe cold	gripado adj.	207070
flu-like	gripal adj.	207080
to catch a bad cold	griparse v. refl.	207090
black vulture	gripo m.	207100
	grita cf. garita	207110
flamboyance; scolding and reprimands	gritadero m.	207120
herald	gritador m.	207130
a cry; shouting, screaming; howl, whimper	gritalina f.	207140
screamer, screaming	gritalón/a n. & adj.	207150
to shout, to scream, to call aloud; to Irritate, to become angry; to scold, to rebuke	gritar v.	207160
	gritarón cf. gritalón	207170
	gritasina cf. gritalina f.	207180
howl, whimper	griterío m.	207190
a little shout; soft scolding	gritiko m.	207200
cry, scream, shout, yell; rebuke	grito m.	207210
cricket; little man	griyo m.	207280
iron cable	griyon/griyo m.	207290
greyish	grizeado adj.	207300
greyish	grizento adj.	207310
grey	grizo adj.	207320
flammable gas (in coal mines)	grizu m.	207330
gross (12 dozens)	grosa f.	207340
fat	grosera f.	207350
rudeness	grosería f.	207360
wholesaler	grosero (2) m.	207370
rude	grosero/grosier/o m.	207380
coarseness, worldliness	groseza f.	207390
small currency (penny)	grosh (t.) m.	207400
poor value currency	groshiko (t.) m.	207460
rudeness	grosieredad f.	207470
rude	grosiero adj.	207480
wholesaler	grosista/o m.	207490
large, voluminous	groso adj.	207500
wholesale	groso m.	207510
fat; thickness; arrogance	grosura f.	207540
cave, grot	grota f.	207560
grotesque	grotesk/o adj.	207570
grotesquely	groteskamente adv.	207580
	grovinio cf. gruvinio	207590
	grua cf. gruya	207600
healthy, fat; arrogant	grueso adj.	207610
flute	grumia f.	207630
to ruminate	grumiar v.	207640
growl	grunyido m.	207650
to growl	grunyir v.	207660
group, bunch	grupamiento m.	207670
to accumulate, to stack, to group, to concentrate; to bind, to unite	grupar v.	207680
be assembled, to be accumulated, to piled up, to unite	gruparse v. refl.	207690
group, bunch; a bundle of silver coins tied and sealed	grupo/grupa m.	207700
	grush (t.) cf. grosh	207710
shop; merchant's office	gruta f.	207720
something wrinkled (cloth, ribbon); confusion, disorder	gruvinio m.	207730
crane	gruya f.	207740
thumb; measure	gudal (ebr.) m.	207743
badger	guadamese m.	207745
	guadaroba cf. gardaroba	207750
act of guarding, concealment; a place of concealment	guadradijo m.	207760
save, hidden; protected; save to (designated)	guadrado adj.	207770
thrifty, saver; guard; protector	guadrador/dera/dora adj.	207810
guarding, keeping	guadramiento m.	207820
guard	guadrán m.	207830
to keep, to protect; to hide, to conceal	guadrar v.	207840
to be kept, to beware, to evade, to avoid, to prevent; to keep, to conceal	guadrarse v. refl.	207920
	guadrián cf. guardián	207940
guarding, keeping; guard	guádriya f.	207950
chaos	guagedad f.	207960
	gualadrón cf. galadrón	207970
	gualadronamiento cf. gualardonamiento	207980
	gualadronar cf. gualardonar	207990
wormwood	gualana f.	208000
	gualardón cf. galadrón	208010
benefactor	gualardonador m.	208020
benefaction	gualardonamiento m.	208030
to reward	gualardonar v.	208040
	gualdronar cf. gualardonar	208050
a group of gypsy musicians and dancers	gualiyusa f.	208060
	gualodronar cf. gualardonar	208070
wearing gloves; dressed ceremoniously and in an inflated style	guantado adj.	208080
to wear gloves; to speak in an inflated way	guantarse v. refl.	208090
glove	guante m.	208100
glove store; glove manufacturing workshop	guantería f.	208140
manufacturer/seller of gloves	guantero m.	208150
keeping; guard, shift; watch (a period of night)	guarda f.	208160
railing	guardalado m.	208170
	guardar/se cf. guadrar/se	208180
	guardaropa/guardaroba cf. gardaroba	208190
keeping; guard, shift; watch (a period of night); law	guardia f.	208200
sentry, guard; guard	guardia m.	208230
guard, watchman	guardián m.	208240
shift	guardiedura f.	208250
habit of hiding things; a place to keep things	guardija f.	208260
guards, sentries	guardiones m. pl.	208270
the fast of the forties among the christians	guarezmo m.	208280
idol	guareta/guaritika f.	208290
	guarina cf. aguarina	208300
	guarnido cf. garnido	208310
	guarnir cf. garnir	208320
	guarnisión cf. garnisión	208330
	guarnitura cf. garnitura	208340
garrison	guarnizón f.	208350
to destroy	gustar (it.) v.	208360
Alas!	guay! interj.	208370
crying, lamenting, crying in pain, resentment	guaya f.	208440
to cry, to howl	guayar v.	208490
crying, weeping, outcry	guayatina f.	208500
to whine	guaymear v.	208510
whiner	guaymish m.	208530
trouble, calamity, disaster	guayo (it.) m.	208540
whiner	guayror m.	208550
hollow; hesitant	gueko adj.	208560
hole, cavity; ambiguity, lacuna	gueko m.	208580
	guela cf. avuela	208600
	gueler (1) cf. goler	208610
	gueler (2) cf. doler	208611
smell	guelo m.	208620
	guelpe cf. golpe	208630
orphanhood	guerfandad f.	208640
orphan	guérfano m.	208650
demonism	guerkana f.	208670
an act of demons; mischief; agility, shrewdness	guerkería f.	208680
agile and playful youth; naughty child restless and noisy	guerkeziko m.	208690
naughty	guerkito adj.	208700
demon; shrewd, clever; naughty	guerko m.	208710
garden, public garden, park; vegetable garden	guerta/guerte f.	208910
gardener; peasant	guertelano n.	208920
small garden; non-dry source of income	guertizika f.	208930
garden; vegetable garden	guerto m.	208940
poor bones	guesara f.	208950
small bone; the game of bones	guesiziko m.	208960
	guesmear cf. guezmear	208970
	guesmearse cf. guezmearse	208980
an attraction to the warmth of home/family/everything that has been loved	guesmeziko m.	208990
	guesmo cf. guezmo	209000
bone; shoe spoon (made of bone)	gueso m.	209010
bony	guesozo adj.	209210
guest	guespede m.	209220
	guestro cf. vuestro	209230
bony	guesudo adj.	209240
pupil (of the eye)	gueva del ojo	209250
egg without any additives (used only in the phrase below)	guevacho m.	209255
fish eggs	guevada f.	209260
a worthless thing, nonsense	guevandera f.	209270
	guevandikos cf. guevandera	209280
start laying an egg, laying an egg	guevar v.	209290
eggs seller	guevero m.	209300
egg cup	guevezera f.	209310
eggs seller	guevezero m.	209320
little egg; a graceful boy, a graceful girl	gueviziko m.	209330
egg; testicle	guevo m.	209350
sense of smell	guezmar m.	209570
to smell; to give a scent	guezmar v.	209580
to sniff out; to smell, to give smell; bring up a bad odor, to bring up a stench	guezmear v.	209590
to stink; said metaphorically about a neglected person	guezmearse v. refl.	209600
smell	guezmo m.	209610
gives a strong odor; Stinky, smelly; nickname for an intolerable person/snob	guezmozo adj.	209690
body; Interest, material, thickness, density; insatiable voracious	guf (ebr.) m.	209700
hood	gugla f.	209720
an imaginary figure for intimidating children	gugu m.	209730
pigeon	gugú (t.) m.	209740
ascetic, unsocial	gugú adj.	209750
red pepper	gugunela f.	209760
dove (masc. ), pigeon chick	guguta (t.) f.	209770
lever (jack), winch	guinch m.	209780
nothing	gula	209790
guard at a shelter for the mentally ill	gulabí (t.) m.	209800
Goulash (hungarian spiced meat)	gulash m.	209810
feast, banquet	gulay (t.) m.	209820
kohlrabi	gulia (t.) f.	209830
tempted	guluzuneado adj.	209840
tempting	guluzuneador/dera n.	209850
to seduce	guluzunear v.	209860
	guma cf. goma	209870
	gumitar cf. gomitar	209880
a type of sea fish	gupa f.	209890
immigrant; a temporary immigrant for livelihood purposes; exile	gurbechí (t.) adj. & m.	209900
life in the diaspora; leaving the country for a limited time	gurbet (t.) m.	209910
Georgian	gurdjí (t.)	209920
Georgian	gurdjí m. & adj.	209930
noise, commotion; scream, screams and howls, confusion	gurguya (t.) f.	209950
viper, adder	gurlía f.	209960
brings good news, brings good luck	gurlí (t.) adj.	209970
dormant, drowsy	gurmiozo adj.	210000
sink, bathtub; tap	gurna (gr.) f.	210010
malicious, damned man; unlucky	gursuz (t.) m.	210020
unfriendly, who does not like to help	gursuziko (t.) adj.	210030
bad luck	gursuzluk (t.) m.	210040
noisy, provokes riots	gurutlí (t.) adj.	210050
joy, happiness	gustada v.	210060
	gustar/se cf. gostar/se	210070
joy, happiness, cheerfulness, gaiety, rejoicing; sense of taste	guste m.	210080
tendency to something (eating, art); addiction	gustiko m.	210090
taste; desire, appetite; pleasure, happiness, satisfaction; tendency, sense of taste	gusto m.	210100
happy, full of joy; Made with grace and taste	gustozo adj.	210190
afternoon meal	guté m.	210210
dripping, light rain	gutera f.	210220
guttural	gutural adj.	210230
in a guttural voice/accent	guturalamente adv.	210240
	guvech cf. gyuvech	210250
a species of small fish; an affectionate nickname for a child	guvidi m.	210260
	guzanado cf. guzaneado	210270
wormy, infested with worms, full of maggots	guzaneado adj.	210280
to cover with worms	guzanear v.	210300
to become full of worms, to be filled with worms, to be filled with maggots	guzanearse v. refl.	210320
	guzanento cf. guzaneado	210330
worm nest	guzanera f.	210340
plenty of worms and vermin	guzanerío	210350
a nickname for a bad woman	guzanicha f.	210360
worm; metaphorically : annoying and pungent thought; harmful habit, harmful and uncontrollable lust	guzaniko m.	210370
an intriguer girl, a woman-snake	guzanitsa f.	210380
worm	guzano m.	210390
exaggeration	guzmá (ebr.) f.	210480
used to exaggerations	guzmadjí (ebr.) m. & adj.	210500
heretic (according to Muslims: a non-Muslim nickname)	gyavur m.	210510
to die ("snuff out")	gyebereyarse (t.) v. refl.	210520
bag, satchel, backpack	gyibé (t.) f.	210530
	gyol (t.) cf. gol	210540
processed leather used to make a sole	gyon (t.) m.	210550
greedy, eager	gyormenish (t.) adj.	210560
in a big amount	gyoture (t.) adv.	210570
to watch over, to care for	gyozedeyar (t.) v.	210600
openly	gyozgyore (t.) adv.	210610
Congratulations!	gyozunaydí! (t.) interj.	210620
garbage, fertilizer	gyubré (t.)	210630
rose	gyul (t.) f.	210640
shell, short barrel cannon	gyulé (t.) m.	210650
daily wage	gyundulúk (t.) m.	210660
day laborer	gyundulukchí (t.) m.	210670
shouting, screaming; noise, commotion	gyurultí m.	210680
noisy, causing commotion	gyurultudjí (t.) m.	210690
a vegetable and meat stew	gyuvech m.	210700
beautiful, handsome	gyuzel (t.) adj.	210710
carob	habachicha f.	210720
sabotage	habalá (ebr.) f.	210725
news, tidings, message	haber (t.) m.	210730
a person who likes to bring news, a courier	haberdjí (t.) m.	210790
who reports	haberlí (t.) adj.	210800
Abyssinian, Ethiopian	habesh (t.) adj.	210810
disorder, mess	habura (ebr.) f.	210820
It hurts!	hach! interj.	210830
cut into small pieces	hach-hach (onomat.)	210840
cross	hach/hacho (t.) m.	210860
cut, bruise, scratch, scar	hacheada f.	210870
scarred; smeared, infected with unclean fingers	hacheado (t.) adj.	210880
to cut, to scar, to scratch; to split, to kill with sharp weapon	hachear v. (t.)	210890
cutting operation	hachendura (t.) f.	210900
flattery, subservience	hachicherías f. pl.	210910
flatterer	hachichero m.	210920
arrogant, pretending to be rich	hachifurro m.	210930
beggar	hachipudio (gr.) m.	210940
to fight, to struggle	hachiyar/hachiyarse (t.) v./v. refl.	210950
a despicable and worthless person	hacho m.	210960
who eats from whatever is near, mixes foods; lazy, inaccurate in his work	hachón adj.	210970
(vulgar:) the woman's intimate organs	hachu	210980
a bland and tasteless dish	hachupón m.	210990
to compliment	hadas- azer hadas	211000
gossip and chatter	hadás m. & adj.	211010
naive that his hand hurts everyone and everyone hurts him	hadayón m.	211020
servant	hademé (t.) m.	211030
confiscation, expropriation	hadjez (t.) f.	211040
Hajj (a Muslim who made a pilgrimage to Mecca), a Jew who made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem; having life experience; nouveau riche	hadjí (t.) m. & adj.	211060
pilgrimage (to Mecca, to Jerusalem)	hadjilik (t.) m.	211100
grimace, pose, fa?on; effort, work	hadra f.	211110
the eve of a holiday; the month of cleaning and preparations before Pesach	hadrá f.	211160
hypothesis, assumption, supposition; excessive grimace	hadraná f.	211170
to make preparations for the holiday (housewife); to pretend	hadrar v.	211180
to get into work with excessive enthusiasm without benefiting anything	hadrarse v. refl.	211190
arrogance	hadrata f.	211210
to brag	hadreyarse v. refl.	211220
small and ridiculous grimaces	hadrika f.	211230
arrogance	hadrozedad f.	211250
to swell, to make oneself who-knows-what; to coquet, to be coquettish	hadrozear/hadrozearse v./v. refl.	211260
artificial, unnatural, mannerist, artificial, pretending; arrogant	hadrozo adj.	211270
	hadzir/hadzer cf. hazir	211280
weak, light-hearted	hafif (t.) adj.	211290
pit, trench; grave	hafirá (ebr.) f.	211300
informer; spy, secret Agent, detective	hafiyé (t.) m.	211310
informing; espionage, detection	hafiyelik (t.) m.	211320
to steal	haftear v.	211330
beatings, flogging	haftoná (ebr.)	211340
pit, well	hafuza (t.) f.	211370
holiday	hag (ebr.) m.	211380
	hag veshalom (ebr.) cf. has veshalom	211385
grasshopper	hagav (ebr.) m.	211395
a sloppy woman, lacking agility and having strange demeanor	haha f.	211397
gipsy; a sloppy man dressed in rags	háhalo/hahalito (serb.-cro.) m.	211410
smart, knowledgeable, learned; Sephardic rabbi	haham (ebr.) m. & adj. (pl. hahamim)	211420
chief rabbinate, chief rabbinate session	hahambashilik (ebr.+ t.)	211480
the rabbi's wife; an educated and wise woman	hahamesa (ebr.) f. & adj.	211490
low-rise rabbi; second-degree rabbi; a humble and shy rabbi	hahamiko (ebr.) m.	211500
rabbinate profession	hahamut (ebr.) m.	211510
all the rabbis of the city	hahamyá (ebr.) f.	211520
	hajbón (ebr.) cf. hasbón	211530
law, justice; a granted right	hak (t.) m.	211540
judge	hakim (t.) m.	211590
arithmetic	hakirá (ebr.) f.	211600
that the law/justice is by his side	haklí (t.) adj.	211610
unfair	haksiz (t.) adj.	211620
state, state of affairs; trouble, miserable condition	hal (t.) m.	211630
challah	halá (ebr.) f.	211690
Jewish religious laws	'halahá (ebr.) f.	211700
a person who is not trusted, a dubious person	halahut m.	211710
	halaká (ebr.) cf. 'halahá	211720
the Shrine	halakodesh (ebr.) m.	211730
allowed, indefinite; blessed	halal (t.) adj.	211740
to make peace	halaleyar (t.) v.	211750
to make peace, to separate out of consent and accepting	halaleyarse (t.) v. refl.	211760
cancelation	halas f. pl.	211770
to find favor	halaseyar v.	211790
unskilled worker; spoils everything he touches	halastí (gr.) m. & adj.	211800
bathrobe; outer garment; thick rope	halat (t.) m.	211810
spacious	halavro adj.	211820
large share; large room in the house	halavro m.	211830
mistress	halayik (t.) f.	211840
never, on any day	halayla adv.	211850
however, still, indeed, well	halbú (t.) adv.	211870
Chaldean; Ashkenazic	haldeo m.	211880
fabric length measure (50-60 cm)	halebí (t.) m.	211890
to eat; to eat in a strong desire	halear v.	211900
countless, extreme (in age)	haleshentos adj.	211910
to laugh a resounding and unrestrained laugh	halhalear v.	211930
carpet	halí (t.) m.	211940
ball-shaped headdress for women	halibi (t.) m.	211950
a son of the city of Aleppo; low, non-esteemed dwarf	halibís m. & adj.	211960
caliph	halif (t.) m.	211970
flint; gravel	halik (gr.) m.	211980
calendar	halilá f.	211990
God forbid!	halila ve-hal! (ebr.) interj.	212000
	halintranka cf. halitranka	212010
original, real, authentic, natural	halís (t.) adj.	212020
sure, no doubt	halís (t.) adv.	212030
Halitzah (release by widow of marriage)	halisá (ebr.) f.	212050
absolutely, truly and sincerely	halisdan (t.) adv.	212060
broken vessel, scrap, unnecessary thing	halitranka f.	212080
	halitsa (ebr.) cf. halisá	212090
to make Halitzah	halitsear (ebr.) v.	212100
ring, link (chain); earring	halka (t.) f.	212110
dream; illusion	halom (ebr.) m.	212120
	haloshentos cf. haleshentos	212140
cheating, promises scattered in the air; flattery	haltizikos m. pl.	212150
	haltoná (ebr.) cf. haftoná	212160
to hit, to whip	haltonear (ebr.) v.	212170
Haluka (charity for the poor of holy land); disagreement, dissenting opinion; possibility to occur	haluká (ebr.) f.	212180
from a place that does not exist	halun- a halun de la madre	212200
weak, faint	halush/halus (ebr.) adj.	212210
weak, sickly, thin; handicapped	halushento (ebr.) adj.	212220
	halushentos cf. haleshentos	212230
depressed, exhausted, feeling bad	halva (t.) adj.	212240
halva; mixture; a petty matter, a trivial matter	halvá (t.) f.	212250
halva seller	halvadjí (t.) m.	212280
miserable, pitiful; pitifully	halya (gr.) adj. & adv.	212290
immature	ham (t.) adj.	212300
	ham (ebr.) cf. han	212330
cockroach	hamabodjedjí (t.) m.	212340
porter; a nickname for a rude person	hamal (t.) m.	212350
porterage, arduous work; porterage fee	hamalik (t.) m.	212370
a person who barely earns his daily wage	hamaliko (t.) m.	212380
whore	hamaludasha f.	212390
porterage fee, transportation fee	hamalyé (t.) f.	212400
bath	hamam (t.) m.	212410
bath attendant	hamandjí/a (t.) m.	212420
	hamapola cf. amapola	212430
diligent	hamarat adj.	212440
(appears only in the above proverb): never	hamás adv. (Ken negro nase hamas se endereche)	212450
jabbering	hambarato m.	212460
to heat	hamear v.	212470
in critical condition; who lost all his money	hameno (gr.) adj.	212480
leavened (food)	hames/hamets (ebr.) m.	212490
warmth	hamimut (ebr.) m.	212495
cholent (meat stew)	hamín (ebr.) m.	212500
a person who can be bribed	hamindjí (ebr.) m.	212510
compote; metaphorically: a spoiled person, a negative type	hamindulse (ebr.) m.	212520
	haminado (ebr.) cf. enhaminado	212530
a pot of ham?n, a small personal clay pot	haminiko (ebr.) m.	212540
fruit/flower marmalade	hamiré (t.) m.	212550
sour	hamiz adj.	212560
donkey, metaphorically: stupid, foolish, ignorant	hamor/a (ebr.) n.	212570
donkey-foal	hamoriko (ebr.) m.	212580
'to devour'', to eat in a frenzy	hampleyar v.	212590
'hand'' of luck, Hamsa	hamsa (arab.)	212600
to return the chametz (after Pesach); to break prohibitions, to eat forbidden foods	hamtsear (ebr.) v.	212610
Matzah	hamursuz (t.)	212620
khan, hostel, roadside inn	han (1) (t.) m.	212630
Mr. (address to a simple person - an abbreviation of the title ''Haham'')	han (2) (ebr.)	212640
pleasure	'hanaá (ebr.) f.	212645
	hanapoya cf. amapola	212720
innkeeper, owner of a hostel; a landlord who crams a lot of people into tiny apartments	handjí (t.) m.	212730
dagger	handjer m.	212740
a pile of rags	handrajada f.	212750
worn, made of rags	handrajeado adj.	212760
to make into rags	handrajear v.	212770
dressed in rags	handrajento adj.	212780
a pile of rags	handrajería f.	212790
rag-dealer, rag-merchant; braggart	handrajero m.	212800
rag	handrajo (1) m.	212810
pastry filling made from eggplant, tomato and	handrajo (2) m.	212890
rag-dealer, a wretched man, dressed in rags; a superficial person whose words should not be trusted; a person emitting idle threats	handrajón m.	212900
	handrajonada cf. handrajería	212910
to make into rags; to emit nonsense	handrajonear v.	212920
a person who utters vanity opinions	handrajonero m.	212930
worn, shabby	handrajozo adj.	212940
house; office	hané (t.) m.	212950
hypocritical, flattering	hanef/a (ebr.) adj.	212960
hypocrisy	hanefut (ebr.) f.	212970
a small building of shops and offices	haneziko (t.) m.	212980
pampered, spoilt	haniné (ebr.) adj.	212990
who has very fair skin; graceful	hanino (ebr.) adj.	213000
a small fish is similar to a sardine	hansí (t.) m.	213010
hypocrisy	hanufá (ebr.) f.	213020
Hanukkah; a date far, far away in time	hanuká (ebr.) f.	213030
Hanukkah fees	hanukalik (ebr.) m.	213040
house inauguration ceremony	hanukatabayit (ebr.) f.	213050
a Hanukkah candlestick	hanukiya (ebr.) f.	213060
a nickname for a homosexual	hanuliko m.	213070
Turkish dance	hanum (t.) f.	213080
a nickname for a glrl/woman; lady; affectionate addressing to a woman	hanum (t.) f.	213090
ladybug	hanumbodjedjí	213110
honeysuckle (fragrant flower name)	hanumeler/hanumelí (t.) m.	213120
	hanumika (t.) cf. hanum	213130
never	hanunka adv.	213140
flattery	hanupá (ebr.) f.	213160
flatterer	hanupero (ebr.) m.	213170
chaos	haos (gr.) m.	213180
chaotic	haótiko (gr.) adj.	213190
pill, capsule	hap (t.) m.	213200
a disrespectful person	hapeta f.	213220
ragged	hapucheado	213240
very old, prone to falling	harab (t.) adj.	213250
made in haste and negligence; ruined; (about a man:) bohemian (carelessly dressed)	harabat/í (t.) adj.	213260
perform negligent work; write in an unreadable way	harabatear (t.) v.	213270
negligence (in performing work)	harabatlik (t.) m.	213280
hair holding tape; night bonnet; a shroud bonnet	harachín m.	213290
a tax imposed on non-Muslim residents, a skull tax	haradj/harach (t.) m.	213300
customs-officer, tax collector	haradjero/harachero (t.) m.	213310
	haradjí (t.) cf. haradjero/harachero	213315
In the distance, where no one visits	harafot (ebr.) adv.	213320
lazy	haragán n. & adj.	213330
to get lazy, to go idle	haraganear/haraganearse v.	213340
	haraganez cf. haraganud	213360
	haraganía cf. haraganud	213370
prone to laziness	haraganiko m. & adj.	213380
	haraganozo cf. haragan	213390
laziness	haraganud/haraganut f.	213400
prohibition; prohibited by a religious prohibition	haram (t.) m. & adj.	213410
worthless things	harambusha m.	213460
crook who uses something without paying	haramdjí m.	213470
little hat (ironically)	haramelo m.	213480
	haran (t.) cf. haram	213490
	harap (t.) cf. harab	213500
worn out, ragged, tattered, barefoot, sloppy, wild, neglected	harapiento adj.	213510
regret, repentance	haratá (ebr.) f.	213520
title for a high-ranking rabbi	harbi/harebi (ebr.) m.	213530
children's bonnet	harchulá/harchulaita f.	213540
mustard; mustard bandage	hardal (t.) m.	213550
out-of-pocket expenses	hardjelik/hardjlik (t.) m.	213560
floral silk fabric	haré (t.) m.	213570
harem; prohibition on men to see Muslim women outside the family	harem (t.) m.	213580
confiscated, excommunicated	haremad (ebr.) adj.	213600
stale, which was turn sour, spoiled	harento adj.	213610
deaf	haresh (ebr.) m. & f.	213620
to have sour and spoiled smell	hareyar v.	213630
to turn sour, to be spoiled	hareyarse v. refl.	213640
grasshopper	hargol (ebr.) m.	213645
wormy, spoilt	hariento adj.	213650
spicy; clever, sharp, witty, shrewd, cunning	harif (ebr.) m. & adj.	213660
mind, sharpness, intellect	hariflí (ebr.) m.	213670
sharpness of mind	hariflik (ebr.) m.	213680
sharpness of mind	harifut (ebr.) f.	213690
a mixture of many types (mainly tobacco); threshing	harman (t.) m.	213700
charoset(fruits mix. eaten on Passover)	harose/haroset (ebr.) m.	213710
carob (the fruit)	harova f.	213720
carob (the tree)	harovero m.	213730
	harrapatear cf. harabatear	213740
sloppy appearance; negligence in performing work	harrapateo m.	213750
rag	harrapo m.	213760
to spoil, to corrupt; to torture until the soul goes out	harro- meter del harro	213770
geographical map, city map; building drawing	harta (gr.) f.	213780
	hartuná cf. haftoná	213790
dead, slain	'harug (ebr.) m.	213795
carob honey	harupina f.	213800
rhyme, verse, beautiful arrangement of words	haruz (ebr.) m.	213810
	harvar (ebr.) cf. aharvar	213820
	harvador (ebr.) cf. aharvador	213830
to be eaten by worms (dried fruits)	haryentarse v. refl.	213840
eaten by worms	haryento adj.	213850
excellent, of fine quality; pure, natural	has (t.) adj.	213860
God forbid!	has vehalila (ebr.) interj.	213880
God forbid!	has veshalom (ebr.) interj.	213890
reckoning	hasbón (ebr.) m.	213900
a person who spends in moderation	hasbondjí (ebr.) m.	213960
fabric, cotton fabric	hasé (t.) m.	213970
worthless	hashabí (t.) adj.	213990
	hashbón (ebr.) cf. hasbón	214010
God	'hashem (ebr.)	214020
barefoot pretending to be a rich-man	hashfurro adj.	214030
Religious Council	'hashgahá (ebr.)	214040
poppy; opium	hashhash m.	214050
softy, weak	hashhash (t.) adj.	214060
hashish	hashish m.	214080
junkie	hashishlí m.	214090
a person of less value and subject to contempt	hashpacho m.	214100
a person lacking money and of less value	hashpat m.	214110
astonished, embarrassed, not distinguishing between his right and his left	hashvesh adj.	214120
pious	hasid (ebr.) m. & adj.	214130
pious in his religion	hasidento (ebr.) adj.	214140
Hasidism, the Hasidic movement	hasidizmo (ebr.) m.	214145
	hasidumbre (ebr.) cf. hasidut	214150
piety, religious devotion	hasidut/hasidud (ebr.)	214160
shabby, tattered	haspacho adj.	214180
type of small fish; a small and agile man	haspis m.	214190
a nimble and alert boy	haspiziko m.	214200
rag	haspú m.	214210
hospital, clinic	hastané (t.) m.	214220
worthless things	hastinadas f. pl.	214230
careless, sloppy, neglected; lack of talent, with left hands	hastrón (ebr.) adj.	214240
worn and ragged, sloppy, neglected, discarded, wild; Spoiled (due to negligent treatment)	hastroneado (ebr.) adj.	214250
to corrupt, to spoil, to spent; to get into something he has no idea about, to do something unknowingly/in a hurry	hastronear (ebr.) v.	214260
	hastrú (ebr.) cf. hastrón	214270
dirt, garbage	hasubá f.	214280
to make an effort without a neat plan and without getting results	hasumerear (gr.) v.	214290
loss of time in inefficient and pointless efforts	hasumería (gr.) f.	214300
which involves purposeless efforts	hasumeriozo (gr.) adj.	214310
guilty; defective	hatalí (t.) adj.	214320
groom, Torah groom	hatán (ebr.) m.	214330
Simchat Torah	hatanás (ebr.)	214340
groom of Torah status	hatanut (ebr.) m.	214350
'I have sinned'', mea culpa	hatati (ebr.)	214360
coins	hatehot/hatahot (ebr.) f. pl.	214370
suddenly	hathut adv.	214380
writing terms (for engagement)	hatimá (ebr.) de boda	214390
favor; esteem	hatir (t.) m.	214400
forgiving	hatirdjí (t.) adj.	214460
half	hatsí (ebr.) m.	214470
midnight; midnight correction (tikun)	hatsót (ebr.) m.	214475
wedding	hatuná (ebr.) f.	214480
edible papyrus	havachichí m.	214490
news, rumor	havadiz (t.) m.	214500
transference	havalé (t.) m.	214510
understanding; need	'havaná (ebr.) f.	214530
willows beating	havatá (ebr.) f.	214535
	'havdalá (ebr.) cf. avdalá	214540
	'have cf. ave	214550
friend, colleague, partner; member (in an organization)	haver (ebr.) m. (pl.: haverim/haveres)	214560
spouse, wife, girlfriend	havera (ebr.) f.	214600
	haveransa (ebr.) cf. havransa	214610
partner	haveriko m.	214620
friendship; company	haverut (ebr.) f.	214630
caviar	haviar (t.) m.	214640
badly and tastelessly dressed	havil m. & adj.	214650
towel	havli (t.) m.	214655
Talmud Torah, heder (religious elementary school), synagogue; company	havra (ebr.) f.	214660
company, incorporation, partnership	havransa (ebr.) f.	214690
kindergarten	havreka (ebr.) f.	214710
	'havtahá cf. avtahá	214720
	havtoná (ebr.) cf. haftoná	214730
	havtonear cf. haltonear	214740
artificial lake, pond; dock	havuz (t.) m.	214750
animal, beast; an unsociable man	hayá (ebr.) f.	214760
betrayal, deception	hayanet (t.) m.	214780
Congratulations!	hayarlisi! interj.	214790
guilty	hayav/hayán (ebr.) adj.	214800
a person who does not deserve any recognition	haybé m.	214810
Wild! Rude! Discarded!	haydamak! interj.	214820
	'hayde (t.) cf. ayde	214830
robber, criminal	haydut (t.) m.	214840
robbery	haydutluk (t.) m.	214850
take something out of use, make life bitter	hayim- kitar de hayim (ebr.)	214860
Wishing following a sneeze: a good life!	hayim tovim! (ebr.)	214870
profit, advantage, benefit, use	hayir (t.) m.	214880
beneficial, profitable	hayirlí (t.) adj.	214890
unhelpful, non-profit; Who does not like to reward others	hayirsiz (t.) adj.	214900
evil, wickedness	hayirsizlik (t.) m.	214910
pursuit, hunting	hayka (t.) f.	214920
lazy, idler	haylaz (t.) adj.	214930
laziness, idleness	haylazlik (t.) f.	214940
wandering the streets	haymaná (t).m.	214950
to wander the streets	haymanear (t.) v.	214960
short coat, top coat	hayna f.	214970
a man dressed in rags	hayra m.	214980
charity organization	hayrat (t.) m.	214990
profit, benefit; a means	hayre (t.) m.	215000
In a good time!	hayrolsun! (t.) interj.	215005
a sloppy and shabby man; a worthless person; Criminal and harmful	hayta (t. & gr.) f.	215010
to wander the streets	haytear v.	215020
an animal; a nickname for a fool or having rude demeanor	hayvan (t.) m.	215030
animalism	hayvanlik (t.) m.	215040
Straighten up!	hazak baruh! (ebr.) interj.	215050
right of possession	hazaká (ebr.) f.	215060
cantor	hazán (ebr.) m.	215070
to pray as a cantor;	hazanear (ebr.)	215100
to sing prayers and hymns at the funeral	hazanut (ebr.) m.	215110
cantillation	hazanyá (ebr.) f.	215120
return of goods; returning something borrowed; recalculation in accounting	hazará (ebr.) f.	215130
scrap, garbage	hazaray m.	215140
	hazimiento cf. hazinento	215150
	hazindad cf. hazinura	215160
to make sick	hazinear v.	215170
to become ill	hazinearse v. refl.	215180
ailing	hazinento adj.	215190
sick, patient	hazino m.	215200
disease; disability; worry, trouble, obsession; a bad habit that is hard to get rid of	hazinura f.	215300
pig; a nickname for a disgusting person	hazir (ebr.)	215330
return	hazirá (ebr.) f.	215340
treasure, treasure house; stock; reservoir	hazné/haziné (t.) f.	215350
heder (religious elementary school)	heder (ebr.) m.	215370
	hedive cf. kediv	215372
	hedor cf. fedor	215375
cardinal, governor	hegemon m.	215380
hegemony	hegemonía f.	215390
necessity	'hehreah (ebr.) m.	215395
	hejbon (ebr.) cf. hasbón	215400
hectare(area measurement)	hektar m.	215410
hecto (prefix indicating one hundred)	hekto	215420
allowed, legitimate	helal (t.) adj.	215430
part, piece	helek (ebr.) m.	215440
so and so	helek i belek (ebr.)	215450
also, equally	hem (t.) conj.	215460
	hemén (t.) cf. emén	215470
absolutely, completely	hemetén (t.) adv.	215480
good taste, daisies; order, practice	hen (ebr.) m.	215490
	hena cf. alhenya	215540
pit, ditch, excavation, abyss	hendek (t.) m.	215550
skilled, agile; neat, tastefully dressed, with a handsome appearance	henlí (ebr.) adj.	215570
neat, beautifully arranged, graceful, well-groomed	henozo (ebr.) adj.	215580
grace	henozura (ebr.) f.	215590
	heptén (t.) cf. hemeten	215600
excommunication,	herem (ebr.) m.	215610
sword	herev (ebr.) f.	215645
confiscated, ostracized, exiled, deported, expelled	heremeado (ebr.) adj.	215650
	herfetanut cf. horfetanlik	215660
hermetically	hermetikamente adv.	215670
hermetically	hermétiko adj.	215680
hernia	hernia f.	215690
	heroe cf. eroe	215700
	heróiko cf. eróiko	215710
	heroizmo cf. eroizmo	215720
disgrace	herpá (ebr.) f.	215730
to put to shame, to whiten face, to insult	herpalanear (ebr.) v.	215740
	hesbón (ebr.) cf. hasbón	215750
benevolence, generosity	hesed (ebr.) m.	215760
sack cloth, jute cloth	hesha (arab.) f.	215780
	heshbón (ebr.) cf. hasbón	215790
desire	heshek (ebr.) m.	215795
	hesped (ebr.) cf. esped	215800
Cheshvan	hesvan/heshvan (ebr.) m.	215810
	hevra (ebr.) cf. havra	215820
Hevra Kaddisha (Jewish burial society)	hevra kedushá/hevrá kadishá (ebr.)	215830
	hevransa (ebr.) cf. havransa	215840
quince (fruit)	heyvá (t.) m.	215850
slavery, bondage	hezmet (t.) m.	215860
affection; eagerness, great desire	hibá (ebr.) f.	215870
no way	hich (t.) adv.	215880
riddle, parable	hidá (ebr.) f.	215890
mess	hidez m.	215900
resumption, resumption in Torah	hidush (ebr.) m.	215910
	higiena (bulg) cf. ijiena	215930
	higiéniko (bulg) cf. ijiéniko	215940
	higienizar (bulg) cf. ijienizar	215950
fried pastry from dough and jam	'hijuelas f. pl.	215960
juggler	hikatbaz (t.) m.	215970
legal, kosher	hilal (t.) adj.	215980
let him enjoy it!	hila (t.) ke se aga!	215990
desecration	hilul (ebr.) m.	216000
hallucination, false imagination	himera f.	216020
imaginary, hallucinatory	himériko adj.	216030
chemistry	himia f.	216040
chemical; chemist	himik/hímiko adj.	216050
	Hina cf. China	216051
quinine	hinin m.	216060
pig; corrupt, rogue, cruel, heartless type	hinzir/himzir (t.) m.	216070
selfish	hiper baado (ebr.)	216080
	hipnotizar cf. ipnotizar	216090
	hipnotizasión cf. ipnotizasión	216100
	hipnotizmo cf. ipnotizmo	216110
	hipnoza cf. ipnotizmo	216120
	hipoteza cf. ipótezis	216130
	hipótezis cf. ipótezis	216140
coarse wool blanket	hiram (arab.) m.	216150
scarecrow, marionette; coward	hirbo (t.) m.	216160
	hirfet (t.) cf. esnaf	216170
top coat with fur	hirka (t.) f.	216180
an illogical quarrel	hirmir (t.)	216190
to spoil, to use improperly; to attack, to harm, to be cruel to, to harass	hirpaladear (t.) v.	216200
barefoot, lacking money	hirpo m.	216210
an arrogant and rude person	hirto (t.) m.	216220
surgeon	hirurg m.	216230
surgery	hirurgía/hirurjía f.	216240
Croatian	hirvat (t.) m.	216245
transient intention, momentary impulse	hishes m. pl.	216250
pain, ache	hishim (ebr.) m.	216270
'outsiders'', demons	hisonim (ebr.) m. pl.	216280
gift	hiviyé	216290
ungrateful person; harmful person	hiyanet (t.) m.	216300
ungratefulness, breach of trust, causing damage	hiyanetlik (t.) m.	216310
	hiyarsiz (t.) cf. hayirsiz	216320
obligation	hiyuv (ebr.) m.	216330
servant, assistant	hizmekiar (t.) m.	216340
service, help, assistance; obligation	hizmet (t.) m.	216350
assistant, housekeeper	hizmetchí/a (t.)n.	216360
a month	hodesh (ebr.) m.	216361
hodja, teacher, religious teacher	hodja (t.) m.	216370
position of a teacher	hodjalik (t.) m.	216380
certificate of ownership	hodjet (t.) m.	216390
science, knowledge, wisdom	hogma (ebr.) f.	216400
demand, claim; an excuse	hohenta f.	216410
wisdom, understanding, reason, experience	hohmá (ebr.) f.	216450
long cucumber	hohombro m.	216470
religious custom	hok (ebr.) m.	216480
juggler; agile crook	hokabaz (t.) m.	216490
juggling; fraud	hokabazlik (t.) m.	216500
fault, unfortunate case; loss resulting from an act of deception or abuse of trust	hokna f.	216510
secular	hol (ebr.)	216520
the intermediate days of the feast	hol amoed/holamoed (ebr.) m.	216530
Dutch	holandez/o m. & adj.	216540
bad mood	holé (ebr.) m.	216550
Holam (like O, a Heb. vowel)	holé/holem (ebr.) m.	216560
bad mood	holendí (ebr.) m.	216580
ailing	holento (ebr.) adj.	216590
cholera	holera f.	216600
	holete (ebr.) cf. holetiko	216605
ailing, weak; handicapped	holétiko (ebr.) adj.	216610
monster; scarecrow	holhoy (t.)	216620
disease; tuberculosis	holi (ebr.) m. (pl.: holaim)	216630
visiting the sick	holim- bikur holim (ebr.)	216640
tuberculosis patient	holimiento (ebr.) adj.	216650
Rabbi of a cemetery (assists the mourners in saying the prayers, etc.) - the worst rank of rabbi	honadjí m.	216660
nasalizing person	honyoz m.	216680
Hop! (encouragement to jump)	hop! (t.) interj.	216690
Hoppa! cry of admiration: Here! So!	hopa! interj.	216700
a superficial and mindless man	hopo (t.) m.	216710
	hor (bulg.) cf. koro	216720
hora (Israeli folk dance)	hora f.	216730
ruined place	horbá (ebr.) f.	216740
destruction, destruction of the Temple	horbán (ebr.) m.	216750
metalware dealer, department store dealer	hordadjí (t.) m.	216760
department store, (''Buy and Build'')	hordadjilik (t.) m.	216770
department store	hordavá (t.) f.	216780
wit, sharpness; pretending to be witty	horfa (ebr.) f.	216790
braggart, arrogant	horfedán m.	216810
to brag, to brag, to say words of boasting	horfentear v.	216820
pretense, feigned behavior, coquetry; grimaces	horfentedad f.	216830
arrogance, boasting; garrulity	horfentería f.	216840
bragging, boasting, arrogant, chatty	horfento m. & adj.	216850
	horfetán cf. horfedán	216860
boasting	horfetanlik m.	216870
abscess	horhor m.	216880
	horiat (t.) cf. hurriyet	216885
choir singer	horista/o m.	216890
	horizont/e cf. orizonte	216900
	horizontal cf. orizontal	216910
vulgar: to scold, to rebuke	horlear v.	216920
which is given in addition to the payment due	hormet (t.) m.	216930
folk dance, Greek circle dance	horo/horó (gr.) m.	216950
irrigation hose	hortum (t.) m.	216960
funny, entertaining	hosh (t.) adj.	216970
mixture, stacking of products; hot fig and raisin drink; jam	hoshá (t.) f.	216980
compote, custard	hoshaf (t.) m.	216990
sitting together	hoshbesh (t.)	217000
Welcomes to all who are present!	hoshbulduk! (t.) interj.	217010
Welcome!	hoshgeldin!/hoshyeldin! (t.) interj.	217020
hotel	hotel (bulg.) cf. otel	217030
	hotoz (t.) cf. halibi	217040
required; Holiday obligations on Passover (karpas, charoset, etc.)	hová (ebr.) f.	217050
generous, extravagant	hovardá (t.) adj.	217080
to spread generously	hovardalanear (t.)v.	217090
generosity, extravagance	hovardalik (t.) m.	217100
mandatory dishes of the Passover or Rosh Hashanah Seder	hovot (ebr.)	217110
loud, noisy (noisy color)	hoyrat (t.) adj.	217120
necessity, need	hrea (ebr.) f.	217130
small radish	hren (serb.-cro.) m.	217160
Christian (noun)	hristiano m.	217170
to make the sign of the cross	hristiar v.	217180
cross	hristo/s (gr.) m.	217190
Jesus	Hristó (gr.)m.	217200
Christmas	hristunia (gr.) f.	217210
	hronik/o cf. króniko	217220
chronicles	hrónika cf. krónika	217230
	hronolojía cf. kronolojía	217240
	hronolójiko cf. kronolójiko	217250
	hronometro cf. ronometro	217260
	hudra (t.) cf. hurda	217270
borderline	hudud (t.) m.	217280
	huego cf. fuego	217290
hollow, empty; homosexual	hueko adj.	217300
	hueler cf. doler	217310
	huente cf. fuente	217320
to drip, to permeate	huentear v.	217330
treatment of folk medicine in purulent abscess	huentizika f.	217340
suffers from a purulent abscess	huentozo adj.	217350
	huersa cf. fuersa	217360
	huersudo cf. fuersudo	217370
	huerte cf. fuerte	217380
	huertedad cf. fuertedad	217390
	huerteziko cf. fuerteziko	217400
whisky	huiski m.	217410
government, administration	hukumat (t.) m.	217420
trial, sentence	hukyum (t.) m.	217430
court (Muslim), (metaphorically:) crowded place; government	hukyumet (t.) m.	217440
summary	hulasa (t.)	217450
one of the books of the Pentateuch	humash (ebr.) m.	217460
big-bellied, shapeless	humbul adj.	217470
	humor cf. umor	217480
	humorist/o cf. umorist/a/o	217490
	humorístiko cf. umorístiko	217500
	humorizmo cf. umorizmo	217510
restriction (religious)	humrá (ebr.) f.	217520
funnel	huní/hunyí (t.) m.	217530
canopy, wedding ceremony	hupá (ebr.) f.	217540
God knows where	hupistra adv.	217560
trader in metal tools	hurdavachi (t.) m.	217570
bag	hurch (t.) m.	217580
haberdashery	hurda (t.) f.	217590
freedom, liberty	hurriyet (t.) m.	217595
	hurtum (t.) cf. hortum	217600
he was pleased, having fun, wanting to laugh	hushaná/hushuná - le vino hushaná (t.)	217610
the five senses	husim (ebr.) m. pl.	217620
impudence	hutspá (ebr.) f.	217650
except	hutz (ebr.) adv.	217660
abroad	hutz laarets (ebr.)	217670
	huvarda (t.) cf. hovarda	217680
habit, negative tendency	huy (t.) m.	217690
Ha ha ha! (mockingly)	huy huy! interj.	217700
toilet	huz (ebr.) m.	217710
Far from us!	huz min 'hapanim/huzmenapanim!(ebr.) interj.	217740
betrayal, embezzlement	hyanetlik (t.) m.	217750
hitting, surprising	hyorát (t.) adj.	217760
and-; also, even	i conj.	217770
bag	ibé m.	217780
Iberian	ibériko adj.	217790
ibis; owl	ibis m.	217795
clown; (metaphorically:) Satan	ibish (t.) m.	217800
clown, joker	ibish aga (t.)	217810
release, release certificate, credit	ibra (t.) f.	217830
jar, kettle	ibrik (t.) m.	217840
servant; flattering	ibrikchí(t.) m.	217850
silk thread	ibrish/ibrishim (t.) m.	217860
	ibrishay cf. ibrish/ibrishim	217865
nothing	ich (t.) pron.	217870
magician, sorcerer	ichizadero adj.	217890
to charm, to bewitch	ichizar v.	217900
magic, sorcery	ichizería f.	217910
magician, sorcerer	ichizero/ichizerero n.	217920
magic, sorcery	ichizo m.	217930
the blood of the gods, the fluid flowing in the arteries of the gods	ichor (fr.) m.	217935
medication	ichuría f.	217940
walking, leaving, setting off	ida f.	217950
	idad cf. edad	217980
	idadiko cf. aidadiko	217990
nobleman, honorable person	idalgo m.	218000
administration, management	idaré(t.)	218010
ruler	idaréerfiye (t.)	218030
chief administrator	idaré reisi (t.)	218040
perception, knowing, concept, idea, thought; opinion	idea f.	218050
ideal, aspiration; Imaginary, conceptual	ideal m.& adj.	218230
idealism	idealismo/idealizmo m.	218240
idealist; idealistic	idealista/idealisto n.& adj.	218250
to make an ideal, to make an idealization	idealizar v.	218260
to create a concept; to invent	idear v.	218270
advancesd age when one feels the burden of the years	ideka f.	218280
same as above, same thing	idem adv.	218290
identity	identidad f.	218300
identify	identifiar/identifikar v.	218310
identified	identifikado adj.	218320
identification	identifikasión f.	218340
identical	identiko adj.	218350
an ideologue, a thinker, one who outlines a worldview	ideolog/o m.	218360
ideology, worldview	ideolojía f.	218370
ideological	ideolójiko	218380
having black bile, sad; afraid of disease/infection, hypochondriac	ideozo adj.	218390
shepherds song, idyll	idilio/a m./f.	218400
language	idioma m.	218410
idiomatic	idiomátiko adj.	218420
fool, weak-minded, idiot	idiot/a m.	218430
idiotism	idiotizmo m.	218440
gift, grant	idiyé (t.) m.	218450
right of possession (on a rented property at a low rent)	idjaré(t.) m.	218460
invention	idjat (t.) m.	218470
execution, realization	idjrá(t.) f.	218490
lost, used, destroyed	ido adj.	218500
to admire; to worship idols	idolatrar v.	218510
idolatry	idolatría f.	218520
idol worshipper	idolatro n.& adj.	218530
idol	ídolo m.	218540
ugly, disgusting, horrible	idozo (fr.) adj.	218550
hyena (animal)	iena f.	218560
proclamation	ifadé(t.) m.	218570
false accusation, false conviction, defamation, libel	iftirá (t.) f.	218580
liver	ígado	218600
fig tree	igera/igero n.	218610
	iginé (t.) cf. yené (t.)	218611
	igleja cf. iglisia	218620
church	iglisia f.	218630
	ignoransia cf. inyoransa	218640
	ignorante cf. inyorante	218645
	ignorar cf. inyorar	218650
fig	igo m.	218660
equal	igual adj.	218710
to equalize	igualar v.	218730
to be likened, to equalize	igualarse v. refl.	218740
equality	igualidad f.	218750
equally	igualmente adv.	218760
	ihteza (t.) cf. ahteza	218765
knowledge, information, high status	ihtibar (t.) m.	218770
necessary	ihtisalí/ihtizalí(t.) adj.	218780
need, neediness	ihtiyach (t.) m.	218790
need	ihtizá(t.)	218800
on his deathbed	ihtizar (t.) adv.	218810
alarm, summoning	ihzar (t.) m.	218820
daughter, girl	ija f.	218830
urinary tract infection	ijada f.	218840
entrails	ijadas f. pl.	218850
stepson; son of godparents	ijastro/a n.	218860
underwear, shorts	ijdun (t.) m.	218870
	ijien (fr.) cf. ijiena	218880
hygiene	ijiena f.	218890
hygienic	ijiéniko adj.	218900
sanitarian	ijienista m.	218910
to purify, to cleans	ijiénizar v.	218920
a little boy	ijiko m.	218930
son, boy	ijo m.	218940
	ijón cf. fijón	219060
principle	ikar (ebr.) m.(pl.: ikarim)	219070
drug; (metaphorically:) : defective goods; damn person	ikimchiché(t.)	219100
	ikindí (t.) cf. kindí	219110
district, area	iklim (t.) m.	219115
baker	ikmichí/ikmidjí m.	219120
icon	ikona f.	219130
consideration, respect	ikram (t.) m.	219140
conversion of property by registration in the tax register	ikrar (t.) m.	219150
jaundice	ikterisia f.	219160
ill with jaundice	ikterisiado adj.	219170
fiber, tuber of threads	ilacha f.	219180
to card wool and cotton	ilacheador m.	219190
to turn wool into fluff	ilachear v.	219200
shaggy, tattered	ilachozo adj.	219210
spinning mill, wire spinning factory	iladería f.	219220
seller of weaving yarns	iladero m.	219230
weaving yarn; spun yarn	ilado m.	219240
threads weaver; wire factory owner	ilador m.	219250
connection; pretext	ilaká(t.) f.	219260
provocateur, teasing	ilakadjí(t.) adj.	219270
judgment	ilam (t.) m.	219280
weave	ilar v.	219290
spinning mill, wire spinning factory	ilatura f.	219320
	ildo cf. ídolo	219330
illegal	ilegal adj.	219340
illegality	ilegalidad f.	219350
illegal	ilejítimo/ilejétimo adj.	219360
jacket, vest	ileka (t.) f.	219370
ignorant, uneducated	iletrado adj.	219380
loop; eyepiece	ilik (t.) m.	219390
unlimited	ilimitado adj.	219400
illegal	ilisito adj.	219410
above all, at any cost	illa (t.) adv.	219420
mostly, first and foremost	illán (t.) adv.	219430
thread, wire; blade (cutting side of knife/sword)	ilo m.	219440
irrational	ilójiko adj.	219510
tax lease payment	iltizam (t.) m.	219520
lit; enlightened	iluminado adj.	219530
illuminating	iluminador adj.	219540
illustrator	iluminador m.	219550
to illuminate; to decorate with lights; to illustrate	iluminar v.	219560
lighting, glare, brightness, glow	iluminasión f.	219570
illustrated	ilustrado adj.	219580
illustrator	ilustrador adj.	219590
to illustrate	ilustrar v.	219600
illustration	ilustrasión f.	219610
famous, well-known, renowned; distinguished	ilustre adj.	219620
delusion, hallucination, false imagination; illusion	iluzión f.	219630
illusionary	iluzionado adj.	219640
to delude	iluzionar v.	219650
to delude himself	iluzionarse v. refl.	219660
delusionist	iluzionist/e/a/o m.	219670
delusiveness	iluzionizmo m.	219680
hallucinatory, imaginative, illusory, false	iluzorio adj.	219690
	ilván cf. filván	219700
	ilvanar/ilvanadear cf. filvanar	219710
Bloody	imah shemo! (ebr.)interj.	219720
figure, shape, image, painting, reflection	imaje/n m.	219730
imagined	imajinado adj.	219735
the thinker of the idea/invention	imajinador m.	219740
	imajinamiento cf. imajinasión	219750
to imagine	imajinar v.	219760
imaginary, utopian	imajinario adj.	219770
to imagine	imajinarse v. refl.	219780
imagination	imajinasión f.	219790
imaginable	imajinavleadj.	219810
	imajine cf. imaje	219820
Imam, a Muslim clergyman	imam/imán (t.) m.	219830
Turkish stew - eggplant stuffed with meat dipped in oil	imambayildí/imambayaldí (t.) m.	219840
faith	imán (t.) m.	219850
heretic; cruel, inhuman	imansiz (t.) m.& adj.	219860
Immaterial	imaterial adj.	219870
southwesterly wind, breeze	imbat (t.) m.	219880
a light and pleasant land breeze	imbatiko (t.) m.	219910
imbecile	imbesil adj.	219920
imbecility	imbesiledad f.	219930
to pour with a funnel	imbudar v.	219940
funnel	imbudo m.	219950
compressed, stuffed, fattened	imbutido adj.	219960
to compress, to fill, to fatten	imbutir v.	219980
to fatten oneself, to become filled	imbutirse v. refl.	219990
immediately, instantly, without delay	imediatamente adv.	220000
immediate, frequent; near, close	imediato adj.	220010
immensity	imensidad/imensitá f.	220020
immense	imenso adj.	220030
unjustified	imeresido adj.	220040
immigrant	imigrante n.	220050
to immigrate	imigrar v.	220060
immigration	imigrasión f.	220070
imitated	imitado adj.	220080
to imitate	imitar v.	220090
imitation	imitasión f.	220100
hymn	imno m.	220110
immobile	imobelier (fr.)adj.	220120
immobile	imobil adj.	220140
immobile	imobiliario m.	220150
immobility	imobilidad f.	220160
to immobilize	imobilizar v.	220170
building, house; real estate	imoble m.	220180
immoderate	imoderado adj.	220200
immoderation	imoderasión f.	220210
immoral	imoral adj.	220220
immorality	imoralidad/imoralitá f.	220230
immortal	imortal adj.	220240
immortality	imortalidad/imortalitá f.	220250
immortalize	imortalizar v.	220260
intangible, unreal, immaterial	impalpavle adj.	220270
	imparfekto cf. imperfekto	220280
impartial	imparsial adj.	220290
impartiality	imparsialidad/imparsialitá f.	220300
impartially	imparsialmente adv.	220310
impatience	impasensia f.	220320
to annoy, to irritate, to cause impatience	impasensiar v.	220330
to be filled with impatience, to get upset	impasensiarse v. refl.	220340
impassibility	impasibilidad f.	220350
impatient	impasientado adj.	220360
impatient	impasiente adj.	220370
impassible	impasivle adj.	220380
impeder	impedidor m.	220390
impediment	impedimiento m.	220400
to impede	impedir v.	220410
to avoid	impedirse v. refl.	220425
	impedronavle cf. imperdonavle	220430
impeccable	impekavle adj.	220440
impenetrable	impenetravle adj.	220450
to reign, to rule	imperar v.	220460
imperatively	imperativamente adv.	220470
domineering, imperative	imperativo adj.	220480
emperor	imperator/imperadór m.	220490
empress	imperatriche f.	220500
unforgivable	imperdonavle adj.	220510
imperfection	imperfeksión f.	220520
imperfectible	imperfektivle adj.	220530
imperfect	imperfekto adj.	220540
imperial	imperial adj.	220550
Turkish gold coin	imperialm.	220560
imperialism	imperialismo/imperializmo m.	220570
imperialist	imperialist/o m.	220580
empire	imperio m.	220590
imperious	imperiozo adj.	220600
impermeability	impermeabilidad f.	220610
raincoat; impermeable	impermeavle n.& adj.	220620
imperceptible	imperseptivle adj.	220630
impersonal	impersonal adj.	220640
impertinency; annoyance; bothering	impertinensia f.	220650
impertinent	impertinente adj.	220660
imperturbable	imperturbavle adj.	220670
courage, passion, outburst	impetuozidad f.	220680
impetuous	impetuozo adj.	220690
merciless, heartless	impío adj.	220700
implacability	implakabilidad f.	220710
implacable	implakavle adj.	220720
to plant, to root	implantar v.	220730
to implicate	implikar v.	220740
to implore	implorar v.	220750
imploration	implorasión f.	220760
begging	imploravle adj.	220770
sobbing	impo de yoro	220780
impoliteness	impoliteza (fr.) f.	220800
impolite	impolítiko adj.	220810
respectful, impressive	imponente adj.	220820
to put, to force; to make an impression on, to inspire respect	imponer v.	220830
not popular	impopular adj.	220840
lack of popularity	impopularidad/impopularitá f.	220850
importer	importador/dera n.	220860
importance	importansa f.	220870
	importansia cf. importansa	220910
important, considered, valuable	importante adj.	220920
to import; to be important	importar v.	220930
to be considered, to be important to him, to be cared for; to be imported	importarse v. refl.	220940
import	importasión f.	220970
amount, total; import	importo (it.) m.	220980
importunate, nuisance	importunante adj.	220990
importune	importunar v.	221000
importunity	importunasión f.	221010
importunity	importunidad f.	221020
disturbing, annoying	importuno m.	221030
to take over, to acquire ownership	imposesarse v. refl.	221040
	imposibilidad cf. imposivilidad	221050
impossibility	imposivilidad/imposivilitá f.	221060
impossible	imposivle adj.	221070
crook, cheater	impostor m.	221080
fraud, cheating	impostura f.	221090
impotence	impotensia f.	221100
impotent	impotente adj.	221110
imposing	impozante (fr.) adj.	221120
to impose	impozar v.	221130
to stand on his own, to take over	impozarse v. refl.	221140
imposition of duty; imposition of taxes	impozisión f.	221150
not useful; Insurmountable	impratikavle adj.	221160
imprecision, lack of clarity	imprechisión f.	221170
imprecise, unclear, vague, indefinable	imprechizo adj.	221180
printing craft, printing; printing house	imprenta f.	221190
impression	impresión f.	221200
impressed	impresionado adj.	221205
impressive	impresionante adj.	221210
to impress	impresionar v.	221220
to be impressed	impresionarse v. refl.	221230
impressionable	impresionavle adj.	221240
undisputed	impreskriptivle adj.	221250
	imprestar cf. emprestar	221260
unexpected, sudden	imprevisto adj.	221270
unexpected	imprevizivle adj.	221280
initiative, task	impreza f.	221290
impresario	imprezario m.	221300
printing house	imprimería f.	221310
printed	imprimido adj.	221320
printer	imprimidor m.	221330
printing; the price of printing	imprimidura f.	221340
to print	imprimir v.	221350
improbability	improbabilidad f.	221360
improbable	improbavle adj.	221370
infertile	improduktivo adj.	221380
discrepancy	impropriedad f.	221390
unexpected, sudden	improvisto adj.	221400
improviser	improvizador m.	221420
impromptu	improvizadamente adv.	221430
improvise	improvizar v.	221440
improvisation	improvizasión f.	221450
	improvizo cf. improvisto	221460
imprudence, carelessness, negligence	imprudensia f.	221470
imprudent	imprudente adj.	221480
impudence	impudensia f.	221490
impudent	impudente adj.	221500
tax	impuesto m.	221510
to push; to energize, to spur, to motivate	impulsar v.	221520
impulsion	impulsión f.	221530
impulsive	impulsivo adj.	221540
impulse	impulso m.	221550
impunity	impunidad f.	221560
impurity	impureza f.	221570
impurity	impuridad f.	221580
impure	impuro adj.	221590
impute	imputar v.	221600
immunized	imunizado adj.	221610
immunize	imunizar v.	221620
uninhabited, empty	inabitado adj.	221630
uninhabitable	inabitavle adj.	221640
uncommon, unusual	inabitual adj.	221650
	inachí(t.) cf. inatchí	221660
difficult to adapt, unadapted	inadaptado adj.	221670
unadaptable	inadaptavle adj.	221680
inadmissible	inadmisivle adj.	221690
inadvertence	inadvertensia f.	221700
	inakchí(t.)cf. inatchí	221710
unacceptable	inakseptavle adj.	221720
inaccessible	inaksesivle adj.	221730
inaction	inaksión f.	221740
Idleness, inaction, inactivity	inaktividad/inaktivitá f.	221750
inactive	inaktivo adj.	221760
inhalation	inalasión f.	221770
pure	inalterado adj.	221780
unchangeable, indestructible	inalteravle adj.	221790
immovability, inability to move	inamobilidad f.	221800
fixed, immovable	inamovivle/inamovible adj.	221810
lifeless, still	inanimado adj.	221820
exhaustion	inanisión f.	221830
invaluable	inapresiavle adj.	221840
inaptitude	inaptitud f.	221850
inapt	inapto adj.	221860
unassimilable	inasimilavle adj.	221870
stubbornness	inat (t.)	221880
which cannot be attacked	inatakavle adj.	221960
stubborn	inatchí(t.) adj.	221970
	inatladear (t.) cf. inatlanear	221980
to insist upon	inatlanear/se (t.) v.	221990
	inaugurar cf. inogurar	222000
	inaugurasión cf. inogurasión	222010
	inberboy (t.) cf. amber	222020
	inbever cf. embever	222030
	inbrinear/se cf. embrinear/se	222040
swelling; Inflation; arrogance	inchada f.	222050
swelling	inchadizo m.	222060
to inflate,	inchar v.	222070
marrow swelling	inchasión f.	222080
	inchazon ccf. inchasión	222090
a loafer who does nothing and fills his belly at the expense of others	inchekuchara n.	222100
to ignite	inchendriar (it.) v.	222110
full, fattened, stuffed	inchido adj.	222120
a worker who fills bottles/boxes; bottle/box filling machine	inchidor m.	222130
filling, filling expenses	inchidura f.	222140
content; extension	inchimiento m.	222150
to fill, to pile up; to fatten, to feed	inchir v.	222160
sweater, vest	inchirmé(t.) m.	222310
to fill up, to swell, to gain weight	inchirse v. refl.	222320
	inchuría cf. indjuria	222370
puff pastry, pie	inchusa f.	222380
	inda cf. ainda	222390
at this moment, right now	indagora adv.	222400
help, relief	indat (t.) m.	222405
	inde cf. aínda	222410
hesitation, doubt	indechizión (it.) f.	222420
hesitant, doubtful	indechizo/za (it.) adj.	222430
undefined	indefenesable (fr.) adj.	222432
index	indeks m.	222435
index	indekso m.	222437
lack of delicacy	indelikadeza f.	222440
lacking delicacy	indelikado adj.	222450
	indemas/indimas cf. aíndamas	222460
compensation, indemnity	indemnidad/indemnitá f.	222470
to indemnify	indemnizar v.	222480
indemnification	indemnizasión f.	222490
independence	independensia f.	222500
independent	independente adj.	222520
obscure, undecipherable, indecipherable	indeshifravle adj.	222530
hesitation, indecision	indesizión f.	222540
hesitant, doubtful	indesizo adj.	222550
	indeskriptivle cf. indeskrivible	222560
indescribable	indeskrivible adj.	222570
indestructible	indestruktivle adj.	222580
indeterminable	indeterminado adj.	222590
unwanted	indeziravle adj.	222600
India	India f.	222605
turkey	indiana/o f./m.	222610
Indian; Indian	indiano m.& adj.	222620
indifference	indiferensia f.	222630
indifferent	indiferente adj.	222640
slow, heavy moving, procrastinating, staring	indihiado (ebr.) adj.	222650
to linger, to be late	indihiarse (ebr.) v. refl.	222660
delay, procrastination	indihio (ebr.) m.	222670
	indihiozo (ebr.)cf. indihiado	222680
a native of the country, a local	indijeno adj.	222690
poverty, scarcity	indijensia f.	222700
poor, destitute, needy	indijente adj.	222710
indigestion	indijestión f.	222720
hard to digest	indijesto adj.	222730
indicator	indikador m.	222740
to indicate	indikar v.	222750
indication	indikasión f.	222760
indicative	indikativo adj.	222770
annoyed, angry	indinyado adj.	222780
disrespectfully, inappropriately; In a despicable way	indinyamente adv.	222785
to upset, to anger	indinyar v.	222790
to revolt against, to resent, to rage	indinyarse v. refl.	222800
anger, rage	indinyasión f.	222810
nasty deed, meanness	indinyidad/indinyitá f.	222820
disrespectful, unworthy, inappropriate; despicable, degrading, obscene	indinyo adj.	222830
Indian, Hindi	indio adj.	222840
	indipendensia cf. independensia	222850
bring down; cause to sink in the throat	indirear (t.) v.	222860
to swallow fullness of sipping	indirearse (t.) v. refl.	222870
Indirectly	indirekamente adv.	222880
indirect	indirekto adj.	222890
	indishiplina cf. indisiplina	222900
undisciplined	indishiplinado adj.	222910
indication	indisio m.	222920
indiscipline	indisiplina f.	222930
indiscretion	indiskresión f.	222940
immodest, frivolous, indiscreet, who does not keep a secret	indiskreto adj.	222950
	indiskutavle(fr.) cf. indiskutivle	222960
which is not subject to debate, which is undisputed	indiskutivle adj.	222970
necessary, essential	indispensavle adj.	222980
to cause resentment, to upset, to anger	indispozar v.	222990
mild disease	indispozisión f.	223000
not feeling well	indispuesto/indisposto adj.	223010
dim, vague	indistinkto adj.	223020
individual	individo/indivíduo m.	223030
individual	individual adj.	223040
individuality	individualidad f.	223050
individualist	individualista/o m.	223060
to individualize	individualizar v.	223070
individualism	individualizmo m.	223080
	individuar cf. individualizar	223090
	indivinarcf. endevinar	223100
	indivino cf. endevino	223110
indivisible	indivizivle adj.	223120
with softness, pleasantly	indjedjik indjedjik (t.) adv.	223130
who knows how to organize and arrange things in limited means	indjeniador/dera m.	223140
trick, quick and clever action	indjeniadura f.	223150
to trick, to invent, to organize by limited means	indjeniar v.	223160
to get smart, to get along, to get organized using clever means at his disposal	indjeniarse v. refl.	223180
engineer	indjenier m.	223190
engineering	indjeniería f.	223200
agility, talent, skill; Ingenuity, trickery, invention	indjenio m.	223210
ingenuity, talent, agility, skill	indjeniozidad/indjeniozitá f.	223220
talented, agile, skilled, resourceful, inventive; ingenious	indjeniozo adj.	223230
painful	indjideado (t.) adj.	223240
to hurt, to torture, to cause suffering; to cause damage; to cause insult	indjidear (t.) v.	223260
	indjiner cf. indjenier	223270
	indjinería cf. indjeniería	223280
teasing, insult	indjuria f.	223290
offensive person, insulting person	indjuriador m.	223310
offensive, insulting	indjuriante adj.	223320
to insult	indjuriar v.	223330
offensive, insulting	indjuriozo adj.	223340
unjustly	indjustamente adv.	223350
injustice, perversion of justice	indjustedad f.	223360
unjustified, without justification	indjustifikavle adj.	223370
injustice, perversion of justice	indjustisia f.	223380
unjust, unfair, trending	indjusto adj.	223390
apathy; idleness, laziness	indolensia f.	223395
crack, groove	indriz f.	223400
unquestionable, safe	indudavle adj.	223440
forgiveness, indulgence, compromise, kindness, tolerance	induljensia f.	223450
indulgent, conciliatory, forgiving, soft; tolerant	induljente adj.	223460
	indulkado cf. endulkado	223470
	indulkador cf. endulkador	223480
	indulkar cf. endulkar	223490
	indulko cf. endulko	223500
industry	indústria f.	223510
industrial	industrial adj.	223520
industrialist	industrial m.	223525
industrialization	industrializasión f.	223540
agile, diligent	industriozo adj.	223550
	iné (t.) cf. yené	223560
unpublished, unprinted	inedito adj.	223570
	inegual cf. dezigual	223575
indescribable	inefable adj.	223580
ineffective	inefikache adj.	223590
	inekskusavle cf. ineskuzavle	223600
amateur, inexperienced	ineksperto adj.	223610
	ineksplikavle cf. inesplikavle	223620
inevitable	ineluktavle adj.	223630
	inemigo cf. enemigo	223640
inertia	inersia f.	223650
unforgivable	ineskuzavle adj.	223660
unexpected	inesperado adj.	223670
unexplained, puzzling, inexplicable	inesplikavle adj.	223680
inestimable	inestimavle adj.	223690
inevitable	inevitavle adj.	223700
error, inaccuracy	inexaktitud f.	223710
incorrect, inaccurate	inexakto adj.	223720
inexistence	inexistensia f.	223730
inexistent	inexistiente adj.	223740
defamer	infamador m.	223750
defamatory	infamante adj.	223760
infamous	infame adj.	223770
infamy	infamía f.	223780
the heir to the throne	infante/a n.	223795
infantry	infantería f.	223800
	infastiado cf. enfasiado	223810
	infastiar cf. enfasiar	223820
	infastio cf. enfasio	223830
	infastiozo cf. enfasiozo	223840
tireless, indefatigable	infatigavle adj.	223850
error immunity	infayibilidad f.	223860
that may not err, immune to errors	infayivle adj.	223870
infection	infeksión f.	223880
Infectious	infeksiozo adj.	223890
infected	infektado adj.	223900
to infect	infektar v.	223910
infective	infektivo adj.	223920
unhappy	infeliche (it.) adj.	223930
unhappiness	infelisidad/infelisitá f.	223940
inferior	inferior adj.	223950
inferiority	inferioridad/inferioritá f.	223960
to infer; to insult	inferir v.	223970
infernal	infernal adj.	223980
inferno	inferno m.	223990
infested	infestado adj.	224000
to infest	infestar v.	224010
to provoke, to provoke quarrel; to bewitch	infichizar v.	224020
quarrel provoking	infichizo m.	224030
infidelity	infidelidad/infidelitá f.	224040
infidel	infiel adj.	224050
infidel	infiel n.	224060
	infierno cf. inferno	224070
to permeate, to infiltrate	infiltrar v.	224080
to be infiltrated	infiltrarse v. refl.	224090
permeation, infiltration	infiltrasión f.	224100
infinity	infinidad f.	224110
infinity (grammar)	infinitivo adj.	224120
infinite	infinito adj.	224130
to light, to ignite, to inflame	inflamar v.	224140
to be inflamed	inflamarse v. refl.	224145
inflammation	inflamasión f.	224150
inflammable	inflamavle adj.	224160
inflexibility	infleksibilidad f.	224170
inflexible	infleksivle adj.	224180
to impose a penalty; to cast on	inflijir v.	224190
influence; influenza	influensa f.	224200
influenced	influensado adj.	224210
to influence	influensar v.	224220
influence	influensia f.	224230
influential	influente adj.	224240
to influence, to have affect on	influirv.	224250
informed	informado adj.	224260
informer, informant	informador/dera n.	224270
	informamiento cf. informasión	224280
to inform	informar v.	224290
to be interested in, to request information abou	informarse v. refl.	224300
information	informasión f.	224310
bad luck, trouble; disaster, misery	infortuna f.	224320
unfortunate	infortunado adj.	224330
to cry aloud	infortunarse v. refl.	224340
infrastructure	infrastruktura f.	224350
infertile, not bearing fruit; inefficient	infruktuozo adj.	224360
infusion	infuzión f.	224370
	Inglaterra cf. Ingletierra	224375
groin	ingle/ingli f.	224380
conversation, chatter	inglena (t.) f.	224390
England	Ingletierra f.	224400
English	inglez m.& adj.	224410
entertainment, amusement	inglindjé (t.) m.	224430
to chat, to flirt	ingliniyar (t.) v.	224440
	inglutir cf. englutir	224450
distress; angina, pressure	ingoti m.	224460
ungratefulness	ingratitud f.	224480
ungrateful	ingrato adj.	224490
	ingual cf. igual	224495
	inguento cf. enguente	224500
to feel nauseous, to feel urge to vomit	inguyar v.	224510
nausea, urge to vomit	inguyo m.	224520
	iniegar cf. niegar	224540
annoyed, irritated	iniervado adj.	224550
nervousness, anger	iniervamiento m.	224560
annoying	iniervante adj.	224570
to get on one's nerves, to irritate, to bother	iniervar v.	224580
to be irritated, to become angry	iniervarse v. refl.	224590
nervousness, irritability	iniervozidad/iniervozitá f.	224600
annoyed, irritated	iniervozo adj.	224610
grandson	inieto m.	224620
	inieve cf. nieve	224630
injustice, evil, wickedness	inikuedad f.	224650
unjust, of injustice, of evil	inikuo adj.	224660
unimaginable	inimajinavle adj.	224670
	inimigo cf. enemigo	224680
	inimistad cf. enemistad	224690
that cannot be imitated	inimitavle adj.	224700
initial	inisial adj.	224710
initiative	inisiativa f.	224730
injection (medic)	injeksión f.	224750
to inject	injektar v.	224760
injector	injektor m.	224770
	injener cf. indjenier	224780
	injeniozo cf. indjeniozo	224790
injunction	injunksión f.	224795
painful, wounding	injuriozo adj.	224800
indescribable; very despicable	inkalifikavle adj.	224810
incalculable	inkalkolavle adj.	224820
tireless, indefatigable	inkansavle adj.	224830
	inkantar cf. enkantar	224840
	inkantavle cf. enkantavle	224850
incapable	inkapache adj.	224860
incapability	inkapachidad/chitá f.	224870
	inkapasidad cf. inkapachidad	224880
	inkar cf. enfinkar	224885
to deny	inkar- azer inkar (t.) v.	224890
	inki cf. enki	224900
	inkietado cf. inkieto	224910
worrying	inkietante adj.	224920
to bother, to worry	inkietar v	224930
to be worried	inkietarse v. refl.	224940
worried; restless	inkieto adj.	224950
worry, anxiety, apprehension; restlessness	inkietud f.	224960
inquisitor	inkizidor m.	224970
inquisition	inkizisión f.	224980
to incline	inklinar v.	224990
to incline himself, to bent down, to bent himself	inklinarse v. refl.	224995
inclination	inklinasión f.	225000
to include	inkluir v.	225020
including	inkluzo/za adj.& adv.	225030
incoherent	inkoerente adj.	225040
incognito	inkognito adj.& adv.	225050
to trouble, to disturb	inkomodar v.	225060
discomfort	inkomodidad/inkomoditá f.	225070
uncomfortable, disturbing	inkomodo adj.	225080
incomparable	inkomparavle adj.	225090
incompatibility	inkompatibilidad f.	225100
incompatible	inkompativle adj.	225110
incompatible	inkompetensia f.	225120
incompetent	inkompetente adj.	225130
incomplete	inkompleto adj.	225140
incomprehensible	inkomprensivle adj.	225150
unconditional	inkondisional adj.	225160
uncomfortable	inkonfortavle adj.	225170
unrecognizable, unidentified	inkonosivle adj.	225180
unconsciousness	inkonsensia f.	225190
lack of consideration	inkonsiderasión f.	225200
unconscious	inkonsiente adj.	225210
unknowingly, without consciousness	inkonsientemente adv.	225215
mismatched; uncompromising	inkonsiliavle adj.	225220
inconsolable	inkonsolavle adj.	225230
inconstant	inkonstante adj.	225240
incontestable	inkontestavle adj.	225250
incontrollable	inkontrolavle adj.	225260
inconvenience	inkonveniensia/inkonveniensa f.	225270
inconvenient	inkonveniente adj.	225280
damage, loss, disadvantage	inkonveniente m.	225290
to incorporate	inkorporar v.	225300
to be incorporated	ikorporarse v. refl.	225310
inaccuracy, disruption	inkorreksión f.	225320
incorrect	inkorrekto adj.	225330
irreparable	inkorrijivleadj.	225340
that does not spoil; cannot be corrupted	inkorruptivleadj.	225350
incredulity, heresy	inkredulidad f.	225360
incredible	inkreivle adj.	225370
to incriminate	inkriminar v.	225380
incrimination	inkriminasión f.	225390
Intersection, junction	inkrosejada f.	225400
nightmare;( metaphorically:) suffering, sorrow	inku m.	225420
	inkualifikavle cf. inkalifikavle	225430
tenants	inkuelinos m. pl.	225440
investigation; poll	inkuesta f.	225450
to memorize, to put in mind	inkulkar v.	225460
to memorize for himself, put in his mind	inkulkarse v. refl.	225470
	inkulpado cf. akulpado	225480
	inkulpar cf. akulpar	225490
conviction, accusation	inkulpasión f.	225500
ignorant, coarse	inkulto adj.	225510
incurable	inkuravle adj.	225520
	inkvizidor cf. inkizidor	225530
	inkvizisión cf. inkizisión	225540
pastry, stuffed pastry	inkyusa f.	225550
precisely, for all that	inla (t.) adj.	225560
tireless	inlasavle adj.	225565
	inmediatamente cf. imediatamente	225570
	inmediato cf. imediato	225580
immemorial	inmemoravle adj.	225590
	inmenso cf. imenso	225610
	inmigrasion cf. imigrasión	225615
	inmortal cf. imortal	225620
	inmortalidad/litá cf. imortalidad	225630
	inmortalizar cf. imortalizar	225640
innumerable	innumeravle adj.	225650
innocency	inochensia (it.) f.	225660
innocent	inochente (it.) adj.	225670
inoffensive	inofensivo adj.	225680
to inaugurate	inogurar v.	225690
inauguration	inogurasión f.	225700
to inoculate	inokular v.	225710
unforgettable	inolvidavle adj.	225720
to flood, to wash	inondar v.	225730
flood	inondasión f.	225740
discrepancy	inoportunidad f.	225750
inorganic	inorgániko adj.	225755
young deer	inorio m.	225760
innocency	inosensia f.	225770
to purify, to cleanse	inosentar v.	225780
innocent	inosente adj.	225790
inhospitable	inospitaliero (fr.) adj.	225800
to innovate	inovar v.	225810
	inpedronavle cf. imperdonavle	225820
moderation, restraint, discretion	insaf (t.) m.	225830
moderate, considerate	insaflí(t.) adj.	225840
who allows himself excessive freedom, who gives himelf an excessive portion	insafsiz (t.) adj.	225850
unhealthy, harmful to health	insalubre adj.	225860
insatiable	insasiavle adj.	225870
unsatisfied	insatisfecho adj.	225880
insecurity	inseguridad f.	225890
insect	insekto m.	225900
to ignite	insendiar v.	225910
of ignition, flammable	insendiario adj.	225920
fire	insendio m.	225930
stupid	insensato adj.	225940
insensibility	insensivilidad/sibilidad f.	225950
insensible	insensivle adj.	225960
inseparable	inseparavle adj.	225970
establishment, founding	insepsión f.	225975
uncertain	insertano adj.	225980
uncertain	insertitud f.	225990
Let it be! With God's help! I wish!	inshallá! (t.) interj.	226000
incident	insidente m.	226010
to burn incense	insiensiar v.	226020
incense shovel	insiensiario m.	226030
incense	insienso m.	226040
	insiertitud cf. insertitud	226050
uncertain	insierto adj.	226060
	insiguridad cf. inseguridad	226070
to insinuate	insinuar v.	226080
insinuation	insinuasión f.	226090
insignificant	insinyifikante adj.	226100
insistence	insistensia f.	226110
insistent	insist(i)ente adj.	226120
to insist	insistir v.	226130
to incite	insitar v.	226140
inscription	inskripsión f.	226150
insolence	insolensia f.	226160
insolent	insolente adj.	226170
insolvency	insolvabilidad f.	226180
insolvent	insolvavle adj.	226190
insomnia	insomnia f.	226195
unbearable	insomportavle adj.	226200
unbearable	insoportavle adj.	226210
unfriendly	insosiavle adj.	226220
above all suspicion, clear of any suspicion	insospechavle adj.	226230
inspection	inspeksión f.	226240
inspect	inspektar (fr.) v.	226250
inspector	inspektor/trisa n.	226260
inspired	inspirado adj.	226280
inspirer	inspirador adj.& m.	226290
to respire; to inspire	inspirar v.	226300
get inspired	inspirarse v. refl.	226305
respiration; inspiration	inspirasión f.	226310
instability	instabilidad f.	226320
installer	instalador m.	226330
to install	instalar v.	226340
to settle	instalarse v. refl.	226350
installation; settlement	instalasión f.	226360
instant	instante m.	226370
instantaneous	instantaneo adj.	226390
instable	instavle adj.	226400
instigator	instigador/dera n.	226410
instigate	instigar v.	226420
instigation	instigasión f.	226430
instinctively	instiktivamente adv.	226440
to freeze from cold	instilar v.	226450
to freeze from cold, to tremble from cold; ''to dry out'' (waiting)	instilarse v. refl.	226460
instinctive	instinktivoadj.	226470
instinct	instinktom.	226480
to institute	instituir v.	226490
institution	institusión f.	226500
institute	instituto m.	226510
educator (teacher for the lower grades)	institutor/trisa n.	226520
educated	instruido adj.	226530
to teach, to instruct	instruir/instruizir v.	226540
to learn	instruirse/instruizirse v. refl.	226550
instruction	instruksión f.	226560
instructive	instruktivo adj.	226580
instructor	instruktor m.	226590
to prepared the instruments; to orchestrate, to arrange for orchestra	instrumentar v.	226600
instrumentation	instrumentasión f.	226610
instrument	instrumento m.	226620
insufficiency	insufizansia/insufizensia f.	226630
insufficiency	insufizensia f.	226640
insufficient	insufiziente adj.	226650
insular	insular/insulario adj.	226660
insulting	insultante adj.	226665
to insult	insultar v.	226670
	insultasión cf. insulto	226680
insult	insulto m.	226690
insuperable	insuperavle adj.	226700
insurrection	insureksión f.	226710
which has no substitute	insustituivle adj.	226720
intact	intakto adj.	226730
tactless	intastar adj.	226740
integral	integral adj.	226750
integrally	integralmente adv.	226755
integral (math.)	integral m.	226760
integrator	integrante	226770
to integrate	integrar v.	226780
integration	integrasión f.	226790
integrity	integridad f.	226800
intellect	intelekto m.	226810
intellectual	intelektual adj.	226820
intellectuality	intelektualidad f.	226830
	intelidjensia cf. intelijensia	226840
	intelidjente cf. intelijente	226850
intelligence	intelijensia f.	226860
intelligent	intelijente adj.	226870
intelligible	intelijivle adj.	226880
intolerable	intenable (fr.) adj.	226885
supply, warehousing	intendensia f.	226890
store keeper, property manager	intendente m.	226900
intensity	intensidad f.	226910
intensified	intensifikado adj.	226920
to intensify	intensifikar v.	226930
intensification	intensifikasión f.	226940
intention	intensión f.	226950
intentioned	intensionado adj.	226960
intentional	intensional adj.	226970
intentionally	intensionalmente adv.	226980
intensively	intensivamente adv.	226990
intensive	intensivo adj.	227000
intense	intenso adj.	227010
to start execution, to open proceedings; to direct	intentar v.	227020
intent	intento m.	227030
	intenzidad cf. intensidad	227050
	intenzifikar cf. intensifikar	227060
	intenzifikasión cf. intensifikasión	227070
	intenzivamente cf. intensivamente	227080
	intenzivo cf. intensivo	227090
interdiction	interdiksión f.	227100
interest; interest	interés m.	227110
interested	interesado adj.	227140
special attention	interesamiento m.	227150
interesting	interesante adj.	227160
to interest	interesar v.	227170
to be interested, to find interest in; to take part in a business	interesarse v. refl.	227180
	intereso cf. interés	227190
interim	interim m.	227200
substitute	interimario adj.	227210
interior	interior adj.	227220
interior	interior m.	227230
interjection	interjeksión f.	227240
to intercalate	interkalar v.	227250
intercalation	interkalasión f.	227260
exchange	interkambio m.	227270
intercontinental	interkontinental adj.	227280
to interline	interlinear v.	227290
interlocution	interlokusión f.	227300
interlocutor	interlokutor m.	227310
intermediate	intermediano adj.	227320
to intermediate	intermediar v.	227330
intermediator	intermediario adj.	227340
pause; intermediacy	intermedio m.	227350
interminable	interminavle adj.	227360
intermittent	intermitente adj.	227370
imprisoned in a mental institution, imprisoned	internado adj.& m.	227380
to imprison in a mental institution	internar v.	227390
international	internasional adj.	227400
internationalist	internasionalista/o m.	227410
internationalized	internasionalizado adj.	227420
to internationalize	internasionalizar v.	227430
internationalization	internasionalizasión f.	227440
internationalism	internasionalizmo m.	227450
boarding school	internato m.	227460
internist	internisto/a m.	227470
internist; boarding school student	interno adj.& m.	227480
interpellant	interpelador m.	227490
interpellate	interpelar v.	227500
interpellation	interpelasión f.	227510
to interpose	interponer v.	227520
to interpose	interponerse v. refl.	227530
to interpose	interpozar v.	227540
interposition	interpozisión f.	227550
enterpriser	interprendedor (fr.) m.	227560
to initiate	interprender (fr.) v.	227570
to interpret	interpretar v.	227580
interpretation	interpretasión f.	227590
interpretation	interpretasión f.	227600
interpretative	interpretativo adj.	227610
interpreter	interpreto/interpreta n.	227620
enterprise	interpriza f.	227630
interregnum	interrenioadj.	227640
interrogator	interrogadorm.	227650
	interrogar cf. interrojar	227660
interrogation	interrogasión f.	227670
interrogative	interrogativo adj.	227680
interrogatory	interrogatorio m.	227690
to interrogate	interrojar (fr.) v.	227700
to interrupt	interromper v.	227710
interrupted	interrompido adj.	227715
interruption	interrupsión f.	227720
interrupter, circuit breaker, switch	interruptor m.	227740
interval	interval m.	227750
to intercept	interseptar v.	227760
interval	intervalo m.	227770
to intervene	intervenir v.	227780
intervention	intervensión f.	227790
reversal, substitution	interversión f.	227810
inverted	intervertido adj.	227820
to swap, to convert, to swap places	intervertir v.	227830
to interview	intervyuar (ingl.) v.	227840
interview	intervyu (ingl.)m.	227850
	intesión cf. intensión	227860
intestine	intestinos/as m./f. pl.	227870
consent, mutual understanding; meaning, understanding, judgment	inteza (it.) f.	227880
agreed, understood, accepted	intezo (it.) adj.	227890
revenge	intikám (.t) m.	227910
	intikiyado cf. entikiyado	227930
intimacy	intimidad/intimitá f.	227940
intimidated	intimidado adj.	227950
to intimidate	intimidar v.	227960
intimidation	intimidasión f.	227970
intimate	intimo adj.	227980
	intisión cf. intensión	227990
to entitle	intitular v.	228000
coronation, naming; awarding a degree	intitulasión f.	228010
poverty, neediness	intiyach (t.) m.	228020
intolerance	intoleransia f.	228030
intolerant	intolerante adj.	228040
intolerable	intoleravle adj.	228050
	intolerensia cf. intoleransia	228060
	intolerente cf. intolerante	228070
complicated, complex, unclear, confused	intrafikado adj.	228080
complexity	intrafikamiento f.	228090
to complicate	intrafikar v.	228100
intransigence	intransijensia f.	228110
intransigent	intransijente adj.	228120
	intravikado cf. intrafikado	228130
	intravikamiento cf. intrafikamiento	228140
	intravikar cf. intrafikar	228150
intrepid	intrepido/intrepidio adj.	228160
	intrepreza cf. interpriza	228170
intrepidity	intrepriditá(it.)	228180
intrigue	intriga f.	228190
intrigant	intrigante adj.& n.	228200
to intrigue	intrigar v.	228210
intriguer	intrigozo adj.	228220
intricated	intrikado adj.	228230
knocking	intrinkaderom.	228240
intrinsic	intrinseko adj.	228250
introduction	introduksión f.	228260
introducer, moderator	introduktor m.	228270
included	introdusido adj.	228280
to introduce	introdusir v.	228290
to be introduced	introdusirse v. refl.	228300
twisted	introguesido adj.	228310
to intuit	intuir v.	228320
intuitive	intuitivo adj.	228340
inhumanly	inumanamente adv.	228350
inhuman	inumano adj.	228360
useless	inutil adj.	228370
uselessness	inutilidad f.	228380
uselessly	inutilimente adv.	228385
not being spoiled in use	inuzavle adj.	228390
unusual	inuzitado adj.	228400
unusual	inuzual adj.	228410
to invade	invadir v.	228420
invaded	invadido adj.	228430
invalid	invalid/o m.& adj.	228440
to invalidate	invalidar v.	228450
invalidation	invalidasión f.	228460
invalidity	invalidez f.	228470
invalidity	invariavle adj.	228480
invasion	invazión f.	228490
invader	invazor m.& adj.	228500
invention	invensión f.	228510
invincible	invensivle adj.	228520
invented	inventado adj.	228530
to invent	inventar v.	228540
inventory	inventar/io m.	228550
invention; gossip, defamation; scam	invento m.	228560
inventor	inventor m.	228580
summer period	inveranada f.	228590
inverse	inverso adj.	228600
investigator	investigador/dera n.	228620
to investigate	investigar v.	228630
investigation	investigasión f.	228640
to crown, to authorize, to confer authority	investir v.	228650
to personified	investirse v. refl.	228655
winter period	inviernada f.	228660
short winter season; very hard winter	inviernadika f.	228670
to spend the winter	inviernar v.	228680
short winter season	invierniziko m.	228690
winter	invierno m.	228700
inviolability	inviolabilidad f.	228710
inviolable	inviolavle adj.	228720
invited	invitado n.& adj.	228730
to invite	invitar v.	228740
invitation	invitasión f.	228750
invitation	invito/invita/invite n.	228770
invisible	invizivle adj.	228780
involuntarily	involuntariamente adv.	228785
	involontario cf. involuntario	228790
involuntary	involuntario adj.	228800
package, bundle	involtero m.	228810
interest; essence; topic	inyán (ebr.) m.	228820
squirrel	inyifisa f.	228830
ignorance	inyoransa f.	228840
ignorant	inyorante/inyorente n.& adj.	228850
ignore	inyorar v.	228860
ignoble	inyovle adj.	228870
to tie	inyudar v.	228880
bond	inyudo m.	228890
military police	inzibat(t.) m.	228900
hyperbole	ipervole f.	228905
hypnotism	ipnotismo/izmo m.	228910
to hypnotize	ipnotizar v.	228920
hypnotization	ipnotizasión f.	228930
hypnosis	ipnoza f.	228940
hypochondria	ipokondría/ipohondría (gr.) f.	228950
hypochondriac	ipokondríako/ipohondríako (gr.)m.	228960
hypocrite	ipókrita/o adj.& m.	228970
hypocrisy	ipokrizía f.	228980
hippopotamus	ipopotamo m.	228990
mortgage	ipoteka f.	229000
to hypothecate	ipotekar v.	229010
hypothecator	ipotekario m.& adj.	229020
	ipoteza cf. ipótezis	229030
hypothesis	ipótezis f.	229040
to go, to approach, to visit; gone (time); auxiliary verb to indicate continuous present/future; to match	ir v.	229050
to leave	irse v. refl.	229375
rage, anger, great anger	ira f.	229380
income, annuity received, assets or capital	irad/irat (t.) m.	229390
royal decree, official decree; will power	iradé (t.) m.	229400
which yields a good income; an annuity holder	iratlí (t.) adj.& m.	229410
	irir cf. ferir	229420
	irisiar cf. ereser	229430
fringe of sheet/bedspread/curtain	iro m.	229440
irony	ironía f.	229450
ironically	ironikamente adv.	229455
ironic	iróniko adj.	229460
to mock	ironizar v.	229470
radiant	irradiante adj.	229480
to radiate	irradiar v.	229490
radiation	irradiasión f.	229500
irrational	irrasional adj.	229510
unreality	irrealidad f.	229520
uncompromising, inflexible	irreduktivle adj.	229530
unreal	irreel (fr.) adj.	229540
indiscretion, recklessness	irrefleksión f.	229550
irrefutable	irrefutavle adj.	229560
irregular	irregolar/irregular/irreguler adj.	229570
irregularity	irregolaridad/irregolaritá f.	229580
irreconcilable	irrekonsiliavle adj.	229590
irreligion	irrelijión f.	229600
irreligiousness	irrelijiozidad f.	229610
irreligious	irrelijiozo adj.	229620
irremediable	irremediavle adj.	229630
irreplaceable	irremplasavle (fr.) adj.	229640
irreparable	irreparavle adj.	229650
irreproachable	irreproshavle adj.	229660
unrespectable	irrespektuozo adj.	229670
stifling	irrespiravle adj.	229680
irresponsible	irresponsavle adj.	229690
irresponsibility	irresposabilidad f.	229700
irreverence	irreverensia f.	229710
irreverence	irreversible adj.	229715
irrevocable	irrevokavle adj.	229720
irresistible	irrezistivle adj.	229730
irresolution	irrezolusión f.	229740
to irrigate	irrigar v.	229750
irrigation	irrigasión f.	229760
irrigator	irrigator m.	229770
anger, rage	irrisimiento m.	229780
irritated	irritado adj.	229790
irritant	irritante adj.	229800
to irritate	irritar v.	229810
irritation	irritasión f.	229820
ridiculous	irrizorio m.	229830
to go, to go out, to disappear, to pass (time, illness, etc.); to die	irse v. refl.	229840
doing an act of meanness	irtikab (t.) m.	229960
	irumbre cf. ferroja	229970
boiling	irviendo adj.	229980
to boil	irvir v.	229990
call of stimulation	isa! interj.	230000
call of stimulation; name of a children's game	isa bola! interj.	230010
basement; a wooden hut; tunnel	isbá f.	230020
to wander	isderrear/isderchar (t.) v.	230030
rough call	ish!/ish di! (t.) interj.	230040
	ishaet (t.)cf. shaet	230050
	ishalla! (t.) cf. inshalla	230060
wink	isharet (t.)m.	230070
mediator, agent, pimp	ishbitiridjí(t.)m.& adj.	230080
a person who interferes in an annoying and inappropriate way in a business that has a chance and causes its failure (intentionally or unintentionally)	ishbozán (t.) m.	230090
	ishkola cf. eshkola	230100
to operate, to work (on a tool or machine)	ishlear/ishleyar (t.) v.	230110
payment for net work (without materials)	ishlemé(t.) m.	230120
an artist who works with materials provided by the client	ishlemedjí(t.) m.	230130
hospital	ishpital m.	230140
effort	ishtadelut (ebr.) m.	230160
appetite; desire	ishtah (t.) m.	230170
bowing	ishtahavaya (ebr.) f.	230180
who has an appetite	ishtahlí (t.) adj.	230190
Here it is!	ishté (t.) adv.	230195
does not take his eyes off, watches (without the overseen notice)	ishtear (t.) v.	230200
That's mine! Look at me!	ishtébenim! (t.) interj.	230205
buying; cereal market	ishtirá (t.) f.	230210
a wheat merchant, a grain merchant	ishtiradjí (t.) m.	230220
	isiedro cf. siedro	230230
	isinuar cf. insinuar	230240
torture	iskendjé (t.) m.	230250
	iskiedra cf. siedra	230260
mackerel	iskumbrí(t.)	230270
	isla cf. izla	230275
Islam	islam m.	230280
Islamic	islámiko	230290
Islamism	islamizmo m.	230300
Ishmaelite, Arab	ismaelita n.& adj.	230310
	ismerlí cf. izmirlí	230320
Hispanic	ispániko adj.	230330
Hispanic	ispanista m.	230340
to give a Spanish character	ispanizar v.	230350
Hispanics	ispanizmo m.	230360
proof, approval	ispat (t.) m.	230365
	ispiegar cf. esplikar	230370
alcohol, spirit	ispirito (t.)	230380
Israel	Israel m.	230385
Israeli	israeliano m.& adj.	230390
Jew, Jewish	israelita n.& adj.	230400
waste	israf (t.) m.	230410
resident of Istanbul	istanbulí m.& adj.	230420
full of longing	istekiado (t.) adj.	230430
abdomen, intestines, uterus	istentina f.	230440
hysteria	isteria f.	230450
hysteric	istériko adj.	230460
hysterics	isterismo m.	230470
petition	istida (t.)	230480
	istiedra cf. siedra	230490
	istiedro cf. siedro	230500
debriefing, investigation	istindak (t.) m.	230510
	istirado cf. estirado adj.	230520
	istirar cf. estirar v.	230530
	istirarse cf. estirarse	230540
strait, strip	istmo m.	230550
stomach	istomhá (aram.) f.	230555
a story; history, chronicles	istoria f.	230560
historian	istoriador m.	230580
historian	istoriano (fr.) m.	230590
historic	istóriko adj.	230600
historicity	istorizmo m.	230610
prohibition	isur (ebr.) m.	230620
obedience	itaat (t.) m.	230630
Italy	Italia f.	230635
Italian (language); Italian (adj.)	italiano m. & adj.	230640
delay, postponement	itasión f.	230650
itinerary	itinerario m.	230660
child	ivlád (t.) m.	230670
Iyar	Iyar (eb.)	230675
	iyod cf. yod	230680
consideration	iyun (ebr.) m.	230685
resentment	izaplik, (t.)	230690
even without it ...; especially that	izatí(t.) adv.	230700
	izbácf. isbá	230710
	izderrear (t.) cf. isderrear	230720
permission	izín (t.) m.	230730
difficulty; torture, grief	iziyet (t.) m.	230740
wicked, villain	iziyetchí(t.) adj.	230760
	izkierda cf. siedra	230770
	izkierdo cf. siedro	230780
an island	izla f.	230790
said of cloth: unstitched, shaggy	izlachado adj.	230800
to unstitch a cloth	izlachar v.	230810
to be unstitched	izlacharse v. refl.	230815
resident of Izmir, from Izmir	izmirlí m.& adj.	230820
isolated	izolado adj.	230830
isolation	izolamiento m.	230840
isolate	izolar v.	230850
to be isolated	izolarse v. refl.	230860
isolation	izolasión f.	230870
	izraelita cf. israelita	230880
muslin collar	jabó (fr.)m.	230890
jacket	jaket/jaketa m.	230900
measuring rod	jalón (fr.) m.	230910
ham	jambón (fr.) m.	230920
mosque	jamía (t.) f.	230930
	jandarma (t.) cf. jandarme	230940
gendarme	jandarme (fr.) m.	230950
gendarmery	jandarmería (fr.) f.	230960
	jantil cf. djentil	230965
January	januario m.	230970
January	janvié (fr.) m.	230980
Japan	Japón m.	230990
Japanese (language)	japonesko m.	231000
Japanese, Japanese citizen	japonez/o adj.&n.	231010
a bowl of salad	jardiniera (fr.)f.	231020
garter	jaretiera (fr.)f.	231030
jargon	jargón m.	231040
	jarope cf. sharope	231050
hitting, surprising	jart adj.	231060
	jartier/jartiera (fr.) cf. jaretiera	231070
	jaspe cf. djaspe	231075
cage	jaula f.	231078
swarm	javardo m.	231080
bleach	javel (fr.) - agua de javel (fr.)	231090
gelatin	jelatina f.	231100
	jelé (fr.)cf. jelatina	231110
genealogy	jenealojía f.	231120
general	jeneral adj.	231130
	jeneral m.cf. djeneral	231160
generality	jeneralidad/jeneralitá f.	231170
generalize	jeneralizar v.	231180
generalization	jeneralizasión f.	231190
generally	jeneralmente adv.	231200
generation	jenerasión f.	231210
generosity	jenerozidad f.	231220
generous	jenerozo adj.	231230
	jenet (t.)cf. djenet	231240
genius (adj.)	jenial adj.	231250
genius quality	jenialidad f.	231260
genius quality	jenio m.	231270
geography	jeografía f.	231280
geographic	jeográfiko adj.	231290
geographer	jeográfo m.	231300
geologist	jeólogo	231310
geology	jeolojía f.	231320
geometry	jeometría f.	231330
management	jerensia f.	231340
manager	jerente m.	231350
Jersey fabric	jersé m.	231360
management	jestión f.	231370
Jesus	Jezú	231380
	jidió cf. djudió	231400
	jildad cf. juldad	231410
vest	jilé/jilet (fr.) m.	231420
vest	jiletka (bulg.)	231430
gymnast	jimnasta m.	231440
gymnastics	jimnástika f.	231450
gymnast	jimnastikchí m.	231455
gymnastic	jimnástiko adj.	231460
secondary school	jimnaz m.	231470
secondary school student	jimnazista/o m.	231480
gynecologist	jinekólogo m.	231490
horse riding	jineta f.	231500
rider	jinete m.	231510
to ride a horse	jinetear v.	231520
giraffe	jirafa f.	231530
	jirant cf. jerente	231540
Jordan (state)	Jordania f.	231550
Jordanian	jordaniano adj.	231560
	jornal cf. djornal	231570
	jornalero cf. djornalero	231580
	jornalista/o cf. djornalisto	231590
	joven/jovene cf. djoven	231600
jolly	jovial adj.	231610
to be glad, to celebrate	jubilar v.	231620
festive	jubilario adj.	231625
celebration	jubilasión f.	231630
jubilee	jubileo m.	231640
joy, celebration	jubilo m.	231650
a jacket close to the body	jubón m.	231655
	judaizmo cf. djudaizmo	231660
	judeo-espanyol cf. djudeo-espanyol	231670
	judió cf. djidió	231680
to laugh	jugetear v.	231690
abdominal convulsion	juldad m.	231700
jury	jurí (fr.) m.	231710
judicial	juridiko adj.	231720
	jurista/juristo cf. djuristo	231730
	jurnal (1) (fr.) cf. djornal	231740
a diary; daily accounting journal	jurnal (2) (fr.) m.	231750
	jurnalista/o cf. djornalisto	231760
	jurnalístika cf. djornalismo	231770
to record a daily entry in an accounting journal	jurnalizar v.	231780
	jurnalizmo (fr.) cf. djornalismo	231790
anger	kaas (ebr.) m.	231800
cruel, rude, violent, vulgar, wild man; of low quality	kabá (t.) m.& adj.	231810
thick-bearded person	kabá sakal(t.) m.	231820
guilt; mistake	kabaat (t.) m.	231830
guilty, responsible	kabaatlí(t.) adj.	231840
guilt, responsibility	kabaatlik (t.) m.	231850
braggart	kabadayí (t.) m.	231860
provocative behavior	kabadayilik (t.) m.	231870
	kabaet (t.) cf. kabaat	231880
Kabbalah/cabala (Jewish mysticism)	kabalá (ebr.) f.	231890
military hat, beret	kabalak (t.) m.	231910
Kabbalat Shabbat	kabalat shabat/kabalad shabad (ebr.)	231920
rudeness, vulgarity	kabalik (t.) n.	231930
cabalist	kabalista/o (ebr.) m.	231940
cabalistic	kabalístiko adj.	231950
gravedigger	kabar (ebr.) m.	231960
bug	kábara (t.) f.	231970
chief undertaker	kabarbashí(ebr.& t.) m.	231980
cabaret	kabaré/kabareto (fr.) m.	231990
to increase volume; to swell	kabarear (t.) v.	232000
to thicken; to swell from importance	kabarearse (t.) v. refl.	232010
pub owner, bartender	kabaretiero m.	232020
	kabat (t.) cf. kabaat	232030
	kabatlí(t.) cf. kabaatlí	232040
	kabatlik (t.) cf. kabaatlik	232050
	kabayet (t.) cf. kabaat	232060
a cabin, a locker at a beach	kabina (fr.) f.	232070
bathroom; workroom; government cabinet	kabiné (fr.) m.	232080
study, office; government cabinet	kabineto (fr.) m.	232100
contractor	kablán (ebr.) m. (pl. kablanim)	232110
cable	kablo m.	232120
cape	kabo m.	232130
coarse white cotton fabric	kabot m.	232140
vaulted	kabuklí(t.) adj.	232150
accepted	kabul (t.) adj.	232160
to accept it	kabulundir (t.) v.	232170
	kach (t.) cf. alkachi	232180
book cover; sheath; glasses case; handle (knife)	kacha (1) f.	232190
demonstration	kacha (2) f.	232230
hunting	kacha (3) (it.) f.	232240
hunter; womanizer; collector (hunter of items)	kachador (it.) m.	232260
smuggled (for which no customs duty was paid)	kachak (t.) adj.	232270
smuggling (without paying customs)	kachak (t.) adv.	232280
deserter, refugee	kachak (t.) m.	232290
professional smuggler	kachakchí(t.) m.	232300
customs smuggling	kachakchilik (t.) m.	232310
corn flour custard	kachamak (t.) m.	232320
to hunt; to search for items for collection	kachar (it.) v.	232330
"path" in hair	kachará(gr.) f.	232340
pot with one handle	kacharola f.	232360
casserole	kacharolika f.	232370
	kachavida (it.) f.	232380
without bargaining	kache kache (t.) adv.	232390
	kacherear/se (t.) cf. kachirear/se	232410
smuggling; escape; evasion; juggle; madness	kachereo (t.) m.	232420
blush, redness	kachetas f.pl.	232430
	kachetudo m.& adj.	232450
capricious, unstable, frivolous, mentally unstable	kachik (t.) n.	232460
	kachipudio (gr.) hachipudio	232470
to drop, to omit, hide from the eye	kachirear/kacherear (t.) v.	232480
to dodge, to be dropped	kachirearse (t.) v. refl.	232490
smuggler	kachirmadjí (t.) m.	232510
puppy; lion/tiger/wolf cub	kachorro m.	232520
jealous, devout in religion, fanatical	kachoto adj.	232530
	kachula cf. kaula	232540
all-	kada adj.	232550
Turkish delicacy	kadaíf (t.) m.	232630
every day	kadaldía adv.	232640
as, as large as, in the same quantity, close to	kadar (t.) adv.	232670
cadaster, real estate registration book	kadastro m.	232680
	kadaver cf. kadavre	232690
of dead, of carcass; who looks like dead	kadavériko adj.	232700
corpse, carcass	kadavre (fr.) m.	232710
luck	kadem (t.) m.	232720
lucky	kademlí(t.) adj.	232730
unlucky; (metaphorically:) despised/repulsive person	kademsiz (t.) m.	232740
bad luck	kademsizlik (t.) m.	232750
chain; a chain of interrelated events	kadena f.	232760
lock, bolt, chain	kadenado (port.) m.	232810
embroidery in the form of a necklace	kadeneta f.	232840
necklace, jewel	kadenika f.	232850
blue; light blue wool fabric	kaderno m.	232860
Qadi, a Muslim judge	kadí (t.) m.	232870
	kadifé (t.) cf. katifé.	232880
a Muslim lady	kadín/kadina (t.) f.	232890
able	kadir (t.) adj.	232900
Kaddish (prayer)	kadish (ebr.) m.	232920
lion cub, cub	kadiyo/kadilio m.	232950
gluttonous, voracious	kadján m.	232960
holy	kadosh (ebr.) adj.	232970
board, dial (telephone)	kadrán (fr.) m.	232980
quadrille (dance for four couples)	kadría f./ kadril m.	233000
thorn; an edible plant from the artichoke family	kadro (1) m.	233010
	kadro (2) cf. kuadro	233015
a small beam	kadronia f.	233020
each	kaduno (kada uno) pron.	233030
	kae cf. kaye	233040
fall	kaedura f.	233050
	kaentar cf. kayentar	233060
	kaente cf. kayente	233070
	kaentor cf. kayentor	233080
	kaentura cf. kayentura	233090
	kaer/se cf. kayer/se	233100
rein	kaeshes (t.) m.pl.	233110
	kaf (t.) cf. kav	233120
coffee; coffee shop	kafé (fr.)/kafén m.	233130
	kafedjí cf. kavedjí	233140
cage, coop; a house as narrow and small as a cage	kafés/kafez (t.)	233150
fencing	kafeshlik (t.) m.	233155
cafeteria	kafetería f.	233160
a pot of coffee	kafetiera/kafetera f.	233170
long line, long column, band	kafila (t.) f.	233180
heretic	kafrador (t./ebr.) m.	233190
heretic; liar	kafrán (ebr.) m.	233200
to deny, to desecrate the name; to violate	kafrar (ebr.) v.	233210
to deny the tenets of religion	kafrar (ebr.) en la raíz	233220
Cyprus	Kafras m.	233225
long-sleeved oriental robe	kaftán (t.) m.	233230
angry	kafureado (t.) adj.	233240
to be angry; to desecrate the name	kafurear (t.) v.	233250
anger, rage; gloomy mood	kafureo (t.) m.	233260
ungrateful	kafuytov (ebr.) adj.	233270
dung, excrement; cowardice	kagada f.	233280
diarrhea; cowardice	kagadero/kagadera m./f.	233290
walking to the bathroom	kagadijo m.	233300
defecating in pants; despicable, filthy	kagado adj.	233310
buttocks; he who defecates	kagador m.	233320
excrement	kagadura f.	233330
excrement, chicken dung	kagaduras f.pl.	233340
excrement; a pretentious and less valuable person	kagajón m.	233350
empty plans that are accompanied by lengthy and confusing explanations	kagajonería f.	233360
	kagajonero m.	233370
small excrement; an arrogant and worthless young man	kagajoniko m.	233380
defecating in pants; coward	kagalón adj.	233390
a person who frequently changes places of work (said in a negative tone)	kagamestra f.	233420
diarrhea; cowardice	kaganera f.	233430
to make great defecation, to have intestinal action	kagar v.	233440
to defecate in pants; to behave cowardly	kagarse v. refl.	233510
severe diarrhea; cowardice; worthless chatter	kagatina f.	233550
who does not control defecation; coward; who pretends to be a hero	kagón adj.	233560
folly; negligence in managing household needs	kagonisio m.	233570
	kaguas (t.) cf. kavas	233575
	ka'hal (ebr.) cf. kal	233580
	kahe/kahén (ebr.) conj.	233600
sadness, sorrow	kahir (t.) m.	233610
sad, melancholy	kahirlí (t.) adj.	233620
whore; a rude person	kahpe (t.) f.	233630
betrayal, hypocrisy	kahpelik (t.) f.	233640
Qaid, Sheikh, Muslim judge	kaíd (arab.) m.	233650
fall, depreciation (currency), defeat, destruction, disaster; collapse; surrender	kaída f.	233660
who fell	kaído adj.	233680
fall; fall of a city/fortress into the hands of the enemy	kaíduraf.	233720
	kaík (t.) cf. kayik	233730
	kaikchí(t.) cf. kayikchí	233740
liable to	kaíl (t.) adj.	233750
crocodile	kaimán m.	233760
fall	kaimiento m.	233770
rebuke; complaint, resentment	kair (t.) m.	233780
rebuke	kaires (t.) m.pl.	233790
	kaise (t.) cf. kyasé	233800
	kaísh cf. kayish	233810
belt	kaisí (t.) m.	233820
Caesar, emperor	kaizer (alem.) m.	233830
almost, as it were, so to speak	kaje adv.	233840
how? in what way? Why?	kajé? (bulg.) interog.	233850
	kaji cf. kaje	233860
dried fruit	kak (t.) m.	233870
dirty, filthy	kaká adj.	233880
excrement, poop; offense, a shameful act in secret	kaka f.	233890
	kakachí cf. kaka	233930
cacophony	kakafonia f.	233940
peanuts	kakagues (fr.) m.pl.	233950
silent, with little speech; disables joy	kakamunyí(t.) adj.	233960
cocoa	kakao m.	233970
fat scab; a piece of fried fat	kakardak m.	233980
croak	kakareadero m.	233990
croak	kakareamento m.	234000
cluck; worthless speech output; which was about to crash and collapse	kakarear v.	234010
a worthless thing, a trivial thing	kakarelo (it.) m.	234030
croak; pre-collapse situation; instability	kakareo m.	234040
berries, blueberries; stupid and rude	kakavaka f.	234050
stupid, foolish, ignorant	kakaván (t.) m.	234060
khaki; khaki fabric	kaki adj.& m.	234070
cacophonous	kakofóniko adj.	234080
to stick, to nail, to poke a nail, to fasten with nails	kaktear (t.) v.	234090
hood, hoodie	kakula/kakuleta (t.) f.	234100
paper cup, ice cream cup	kakulika f.	234110
the mountain rat	kakum (t.) m.	234120
lime	kal f.	234130
synagogue	kal (ebr.) m.	234150
the "Kol nidre" prayer	kal nidré (ebr.) m.	234170
all the more so	kal sheken (ebr.) prep.	234190
bride	kalá(ebr.) f.	234200
full of people, crowded	kalabalik (t.) adj.	234210
crowding	kalabalik (t.) f.	234215
common cold, colds	kalada f.	234220
chilled	kalado adj.	234250
plaster	kalafat (t.) m.	234260
to seal, to clog cracks	kalafatear/kalafatiar (t.) v.	234280
firefly	kalafiota (gr.) f.	234290
convulsion, spasm	kalambre f.	234300
disaster, calamity, plague (plagues of Egypt), rupture	kalamidad/kalamitá f.	234310
magnet, magnetic needle; an attractive person	kalamita (gr.) f.	234320
causes disaster	kalamitozo adj.	234330
	kalandario cf. kalendario	234340
to cause colds; to contaminate; to spoil; to scold severely and punish	kalar v.	234350
to catch a cold; to get dirty, to get dirty in mud	kalarse v. refl.	234380
zucchini; pumpkin	kalavasa f.	234390
mixture of pumpkin and roasted almonds	kalavasada f.	234430
zucchini, marrow	kalavasika f.	234440
zucchini pastry	kalavasucho m.	234450
bald	kalavasudo adj.	234460
	kalavasuzo cf. kalavasudo	234461
carcass, corpse	kalavrina f.	234470
tin; (metaphorically:) reprimand	kalay (t.) m.	234480
coating tools with tin	kalaydjí(t.) adj.	234490
coated with tin	kalaylí(t.) adj.	234500
	kalayladí(t.) cf. kalaydjí	234510
to coat with tin; to solder using tin	kalayladear/kalaylear (t.) v.	234520
fake	kalb (t.) adj.	234530
	kalbazanlik (t.) cf. kalpazanlik	234540
sieve	kalbur (t.) m.	234550
puttee, wrapper	kalchin (t.) m.	234560
garter	kalchonet f.	234570
Chaldean	kaldadáiko adj.	234580
a small embezzlement, "carrying" from the cash register	kaldeadura f.	234590
Chaldean	kaldeano/kaldeo/kaldez adj.& m.	234600
to stir the soup; to taste the soup; to embezzle and "carry" from the cash register	kaldear v.	234610
seller of pottery and boilers; a collection of pottery and copper vessels	kaldedero m.	234620
stirring the soup; tasting the soup while it is cooking; embezzlement, "snatching" from the cash register	kaldeo m.	234630
casserole, deep pot, cauldron	kaldera f.	234640
full cauldron; the contents of the casserole	kalderada f.	234660
a pottery and boiler workshop; the Pottery Quarter	kalderería f.	234670
sidewalk	kalderís (t.) m.	234680
big cauldron	kaldero/kalderón m.	234690
sidewalk; road, track, paved road; stone/wood flooring	kalderum/kalderim (t.) m.	234700
lime seller	kaldjí m.	234710
hot, fiery; warm	kaldo adj.	234720
sauce; soup	kaldo m.	234730
wateriness	kaldudez f.	234780
waterish	kaldudo adj.	234790
there is need to	kale (catal.) conj.	234830
fortress, citadel	kalé (t.) m./f.	234840
imprisoned in the citadel	kalebend (t.) adj.	234890
street, alley; way	kaleja f.	234900
a woman who is never at home	kalejera f.	234970
wanderer, walking idle, idle	kalejero m.	234980
alley	kalejika f.	234990
corridor, passage; alley, narrow street; wandering the streets	kalejón m.	235010
narrow passage	kalejoniko m.	235030
pen; pencil; fountain pen; stylus; accounting entry in the books of accounts	kalem (t.) m.	235040
calendar	kalendario m.	235070
	kalentar cf. kayentar	235080
	kalentura cf. kayentura	235090
	kaleptén (t.) cf. kerpedén	235100
there is a need, he must	kaler (catal.) v.	235110
pen, pencil	kalés (t.) m.	235150
carriage, chariot	kaleso m.	235160
	kaleziko (ebr.) m.	235170
artisan; craftsman, apprentice	kalfa (t.) m.	235180
masterpiece	kalfalik (t.) m.	235190
to clog breach, to cover with tar	kalfatar/kalfatear (fr.) v.	235200
closing loopholes	kalfateo (fr.) m.	235210
clearing out of leaven	kalhamirá(aram.) f.	235220
	kalibardo cf. galibardo	235250
quality	kalidad/kalitá f.	235260
	kálido cf. kaldo adj.	235270
caliph, khalif	kalif (t.) m.	235280
caliphate, kalifate	kalifato m.	235290
qualified	kalifikado adj.	235300
to qualify	kalifikar v.	235310
qualification	kalifikasión f.	235320
qualifier	kalifikativo adj.	235330
calligraphy	kaligrafía f.	235340
to write calligraphic writing	kaligrafar v.	235350
calligrapher	kaligrafo m.	235360
a strong and tough thing	kalikante m.	235370
dyer	kaliladjí m.	235380
brotherhood, friendship	kalimera (gr.) f.	235390
	kalindario cf. kalendario	235420
synagogue	kalkadosh (ebr.) m.	235430
sticker for embossing a drawing on paper/on the body	kalkamoní m.	235440
Pythic (a type of fish); shield	kalkán (t.) m.	235450
	kalkanyal/kalkanyar cf. karkanyal	235460
to copy, to create image, to copy using carbon paper/on transparent paper	kalkar v.	235470
copy, image	kalko m.	235480
accountant; a person who manages his money in a measured way	kalkolador m.	235490
to calculate, to evaluate, to edit an account; to spend money in moderation	kalkolar /kalkular v.	235500
to be calculated, to be evaluated	kalkolarse/kalkularse v. refl.	235505
calculation	kalkolasión/kalkulasión f.	235520
calculation	kálkolo/kálkulo m.	235530
silence; peace, tranquility, relaxation; rest, respite	kalma f.	235550
quiet, calm	kalmado adj.	235560
quietly, calmly	kalmamente adv.	235561
soothing, calming; sedative	kalmante adj.& m.	235570
to soothe, to calm, to pacify	kalmar v.	235580
to relax	kalmarse v. refl.	235600
	kalme cf. kalmo	235610
quiet, calm, serenity, rest; calmness, moderation	kalmedad f.	235620
quiet, peaceful, calm, relaxed, complacent; indifferent, cold-blooded, cold-tempered	kalmo adj.	235630
	kalmo m. cf. kalma	235640
	kaloches (t.) cf. kaloshes	235650
nun	kalogría/kalógriya (gr.) f.	235655
laxative	kalomel m.	235660
of slander	kalomiozo m.	235670
	kalomnía cf. kalumnía	235680
	kalomniador cf. kalumniador	235690
	kalomniar cf. kalumniar	235700
heat, hot and dry weather; enthusiasm	kalor f.	235710
to warm, to heat, to excite	kalorear v.	235730
to warm up, to heat up	kalorearse v. refl.	235740
sensitive to heat	kalorento adj.	235750
room heating device	kalorifer (fr.) m.	235760
warmly	kalorozamente adv.	235770
fiery, hot, enthusiastic; hearty, warm	kalorozo adj.	235780
overshoe	kaloshes (t.) m.pl.	235790
the first milk of a mother	kalostro m.	235810
small hat, beret	kalot (fr.) m.	235820
Greek clergyman	kaloyer (gr.) m.	235830
	kalp (t.) cf. kalb	235840
fur hat, kalpak	kalpak (t.) m.	235850
wearing kalpak	kalpaklí (t.) adj.	235855
incompetent, incapable	kalpazán (t.) adj.	235870
lack of ability, lack of talent	kalpazanlik (t.) m.	235880
Bravo! hurrah!	kalpe! (t.) interj.	235890
stockings, long socks	kalsa f.	235900
road	kalsada f.	235940
shoe, boot	kalsado m.	235960
putting on shoes	kalsadura f.	235970
to put shoes on	kalsar v.	235980
to wear shoes	kalsarse v. refl.	235990
socks seller	kalsero m.	236000
short socks	kalseta f.	236010
small socks	kalsika f.	236020
underwear, shorts	kalsón m.	236030
lazy	kaltabán (t.) adj.	236040
laziness	kaltabanlik (t.) m.	236050
saddle	kaltak (t.) m.	236060
to design, to give shape	kalufiar (t.) v.	236070
a spool of threads for a kite	kaluma (t.) f.	236080
slander, gossip, plot	kalumnía f.	236120
defamatory, slanderer, informer	kalumniador/kalumniator m.	236130
to slander, to degrade, to bring out a bad name	kalumniar v.	236140
shape, pattern; a mold for ironing the tarbush	kalup (t.) m.	236150
casts molds; irons tarbush (fez)	kalupchí(t.) m.	236210
product in the shape of a cube/cone	kalupiko (t.) m.	236220
chaos, mess	kalvasará f.	236240
baldness	kalvedad f.	236250
baldness	kalvez f.	236260
bald	kalvo adj. & m.	236270
bed	kama f.	236280
dagger	kamá(t.) f.	236360
amount of straw for making a bed; layer	kamada f.	236380
thick rope, cable	kamal m.	236390
braggart	kamará (gr.) m.	236400
a room; cabin, chamber; House of Representatives	kámara f.	236410
friend, colleague	kamarada n.	236430
friendship	kamaradería f.	236440
a waiter; maid, servant	kamarero m.	236450
room, bedroom	kamareta f.	236460
cubicle, cabinet, cabin	kamaretika f.	236490
courtier, members of the Courtyard (in a negative tone)	kamaría f.	236500
	kamariero cf. kamarero	236510
a deck boy	kamarot/e m.	236520
deathbed; uncomfortable bed	kamastra f.	236530
	kambana cf. kampana	236540
bill of exchange; insurance certificate, policy	kambiala (it.) f.	236550
	kambiamiento cf. trokamiento	236555
to replace, to convert	kambiar v.	236560
exchange, conversion, change (money); interest; foreign exchange; change fees	kambio m.	236570
money changer	kambista m.	236580
hunchback, humpback	kambur (t.) m.	236590
hump	kambura (t.) f.	236600
hunchback, humpback	kambureado (t.) m.& adj.	236610
whip	kamchik (t.) m.	236620
whiplash	kamchikada (t.) f.	236625
amulet	kameá(ebr.) m.	236630
chameleon; barn owl	kameleón (fr.) m.	236640
camellia	kamelia f.	236650
	kamerier (fr.) cf. kamarero	236660
bed manufacturer; anyone who likes to lie in bed	kamero m.	236670
kamatz (aa-Heb. vowel)	kamés (ebr.) m.	236680
	kameyo cf. gameyo	236700
	kamiala cf. kambiala	236710
lender at interest	kamiero m.	236720
cradle	kamika f.	236730
notebook	kamiko m.	236740
fireplace	kamin/a f.	236745
walking, stepping; a tour	kaminada m.	236750
tendency to move and walk constantly	kaminadero m.	236760
	kaminado cf. kaminada	236770
marcher, walker, pedestrian	kaminador/dera n.	236780
	kaminante m.	236790
to walk, to go	kaminar v.	236800
to walk, to go around, to move about	kaminarse v. refl.	236920
	kamineto m.	236930
	kaminijo cf. kaminada	236940
	kaminiko m.	236950
road, path, route	kamino m.	236970
	kamio cf. kambio	237160
truck	kamión m.	237170
sugar cane	kamish (t.) m.	237180
stretcher	kamiya f.	237190
shirt	kamiza f.	237200
shirt sewing workshop, shirt shop	kamizería f.	237260
excessive abundance of shirts	kamizerío	237270
manufacturer/trader of shirts	kamizero m.	237280
undershirt	kamizeta f.	237290
undershirt	kamizika f.	237300
blouse	kamizola f.	237310
night gown	kamizón m.	237320
wide shirt	kamizota f.	237330
chamomile	kamomilia f.	237350
camp	kampamiento m.	237355
bell; horologe; nickname for punctual person	kampana f.	237360
church bell	kampanario m.	237370
ringer	kampanero m.	237380
small bell; chatterbox	kampanía f.	237390
small bell	kampanika f.	237400
village, field, countryside; campaign, operation; harvesting	kampanya f.	237410
to camp, to pitch a tent; to lodge	kampar v.	237440
rural	kampestre adj.	237450
a portion of land	kampeziko m.	237460
small field; village square	kampiko m.	237470
model, sample, sample (for experiment/tasting); antipathetic type	kampión (it.) m.	237480
collection of examples	kampionario (it.) m.	237500
peasant	kampista m.	237510
	kampiziko cf. kampiko	237520
field, meadow; rural area; camp	kampo m.	237530
mean, miserly	kamsán (ebr.) m.	237610
miserliness	kamsanut/kamsanud (ebr.) f.	237620
who has a broad back	kamudo adj.	237630
camouflage	kamuflaje (fr.) m.	237640
to camouflage	kamuflar (fr.) v.	237650
Canaan	Kanaan	237660
	kanabet cf. kanapé	237670
canal, channel, pipe	kanal m.	237680
villain, bastard, despicable	kanalia f.	237690
to channel	kanalizar v.	237700
canalization, pipe system, sewage	kanalizasión f.	237710
	kanamó cf. kanyamó	237720
Canaanite, Canaanite person	kananeano/kananeo adj.& m.	237730
sofa	kanapé m.	237740
rock	kanará(t.) f.	237750
canary	kanaria/kanaryika f.	237760
	kanarino cf. kanaria	237770
basket, wicker basket	kanasta f.	237780
small basket	kanastio m.	237790
	kanastra cf. kanasta	237800
shutter, louver; door/window/shutter frame	kanat/kanaté(t.) m.	237810
jug, glass jar	kanata (gr.) f.	237820
hemp	kanavaso m.	237830
coarse hemp fabric	kanavatsa (it.) f.	237840
cauliflower	kanaveta (t.) f.	237850
general secretariat, secretariat to the community committee	kanchelería (it.) f.	237860
secretary general, first secretary, secretary of the community committee	kanchelier/kancheler (it.) m.	237880
office of the secretary	kanchilería (it.) f.	237890
candy	kande m.	237900
candle	kandela f.	237920
candlestick; lamp, chandelier	kandelar m.	237990
a candlestick with two or more arms	kandelavro m.	238000
candle making factory	kandelería f.	238010
candle manufacturer/seller	kandelero m.	238020
to convince, to seduce, to make a fool of	kanderear (t.) v.	238030
convincing, conviction	kandereo m.	238050
	kandi/kándil/kandio cf. kande	238060
candidate	kandidat/o n.	238070
to present his candidacy	kandidatarse v. refl.	238080
	kandidatura f.	238090
lantern, oil lamp; drunk	kandil m.	238100
candlestick; chandelier	kandilar m.	238150
to take a nap,	kandilear (t.) v.	238160
to persuade; to cheat, to deceive, to seduce	kandirear (t.) v.	238170
pillory	kandja f.	238180
large hook, stick with a hook at its end (in seamanship)	kandjá (t.) f.	238190
to capture with a hook	kandjar (t.) v.	238200
to become enslaved	kandjarse (t.) v.	238210
railing, net, grille, picket fence	kandjela (gr.) f.	238220
whip	kandjí (t.) m.	238230
bitch; whip	kandjik (t.) f.	238240
whiplash; (metaphorically:) spurring at work	kandjikada (t.) f.	238250
	kandjikear (t.) v.	238260
cheating, treachery	kandjiklik (t.) m.	238270
innocence, purity, good faith; sincerity	kandor m.	238280
(ridiculous form :) head	kandresa f.	238290
reed, trachea (anatomy)	kané(ebr.) m.	238300
to agree, to confirm, to give permission	kanearse (t.) v. refl.	238320
cinnamon	kanela (1) f.	238330
	kanela (2) cf. kaniya	238350
	kanestriyo cf. kanastio	238360
	kanevaso cf. kanavaso	238370
old man	kanez m.& adj.	238380
old age	kaneza f.	238390
	kanfor/kánfora cf. alkanfor	238400
cylinder; (metaphorically:) a nickname for a person who has lost weight	kangal (t.) m.	238410
	kangaravía cf. kankaravía	238420
	kangela (gr.) cf. kandjela	238430
crab	kangrejo m.	238440
	kangrena cf. gangrena	238450
gangrene	kangrena f.	238460
to gangrene, to rot	kangrenarse v. refl.	238470
	kangrenozo cf. gangrenozo	238480
ankle	kanía f.	238490
cannibal; cruel	kanibal m.& adj.	238500
cannibalism	kanibalizmo m.	238510
pantry	kanié/kaniyé (t.)	238520
canine	kanino adj.	238530
wicker baskets, a basket weaving workshop	kanistrería (it.) f.	238540
manufacturer/seller of wicker baskets	kanistrero (it.) m.	238550
wicker baskets	kanistro (it.) m.	238560
large wicker basket	kanistrón (it.) m.	238570
tap, gutter	kaniya (1) f.	238580
barrel hoop; case, sheath	kaniya (2) f.	238590
Barrel hoop; case, sheath	kaniya (3) f.	238600
a plain and simple thing presented as a miracle thing	kankaravía f.	238620
who has gray hairs	kano adj.	238630
constitution, law, canon	kanón (1) m.	238640
cannon	kanón (2) (fr.) m.	238650
kanoon (oriental string instrument)	kanón (3) (t.) m.	238670
cannon battery	kanoniera f.	238680
canonical	kanóniko adj.	238690
to canonize	kanonizar v.	238700
tired, weary, powerless, exhausted	kansado adj.	238710
nuisance, troublesome	kansahahamim (ebr.) m.	238720
fatigue, tiredness	kansamiento m.	238730
tiresome, tiring, burdensome	kansante adj.	238731
to tire, to weary	kansar v.	238740
to get tired	kansarse v. refl.	238750
bureau, cabinet, office	kanselería f.	238760
cancer	kanser m.	238770
	kansera cf. kanseria	238780
fatigue, laxity, weakness	kanseria /kansería f.	238790
tiresome, tiring	kanseriozo adj.	238860
cancerous, carcinogenic	kanserozo adj.	238880
tired, weary, powerless, exhausted	kanso adj.	238890
tendency to sing non-stop and in a disturbing way	kantadero m.	238910
singer	kantador/dera n.	238920
	kantante cf. kantador	238930
song, chanting	kantar (1) m.	238940
old weight measure	kantar (2) (t.) m.	238960
scales	kantar (3) (t.) m.	238970
to sing	kantar v.	238980
vault	kantara (arab.) f.	239040
	kántara cf. kántaro	239050
the contents of the jar	kantarada f.	239060
the person who operates the weighing scales	kantardjí(t.) m.	239070
concession to operate public weighing; weighing fee	kantardjilik (t.) m.	239080
the pottery workshop, the pottery quarter	kantarería f.	239090
potter; a nickname for a rude and unruly person	kantarero m.	239100
the laws of weights	kantarié(t.) m.	239120
jar, small jug	kantariko/a m.	239130
jug	kántaro f.	239140
classical singer	kantatriz f.	239170
whistle; flute (Ladino)	kantavlena f.	239180
song, melody	kante m.	239190
to carve, to chisel, to plane (stone/plank)	kantear v.	239220
planed, polished	kanteado adj.	239225
quarry	kantera f.	239230
stone-cutter	kantero m.	239240
quantity	kantidad/kantidá/kantitá f.	239250
such as, like, in the size of	kantidar adv.	239260
song	kantiga/kantika f.	239270
a little song	kantigita f.	239320
song of songs	kantiko de los kantikos	239340
emotional melody played at a slow and continuous pace	kantilena f.	239350
canteen, buffet	kantina f.	239360
buffet owner	kantinero m.	239370
	kanto (1) cf. kante	239380
side, rim, edge; corner, angle	kanto (2) m.	239390
corner, angle; Canton	kantón m.	239410
corner, angle; street corner, house corner	kantonada f.	239440
railroad worker	kantoner m.	239450
corner furniture/shelf; drawer	kantonera f.	239460
hidden corner	kantoniko m.	239470
cantor	kantor m.	239480
office	kantora (bulg.) f.	239490
Ministry of Foreign Affairs	kantselaria (bulg.) f.	239500
law (Ottoman)	kanun (t.)	239510
cane; stick	kanya f.	239530
hemp; rag	kanyamazo/kanyemaso m.	239550
sugar cane; (metaphorically:) something/person that you receive kindly and pleasantly	kanyamiel m.	239560
hemp, hemp rope/fabric	kanyamó m.	239590
	kanyamola cf. kanyamón	239600
hemp seeds	kanyamón m.	239610
a thing without a name and a value that takes up space without any benefit	kanyarandera/kanyarandika/kanyarandijo/kanyarandura	239630
(in mocking language:) coffee	kanyé m.	239650
(in mocking language:) head	kanyesa f.	239660
stench	kanyifos m.pl.	239680
puddle; villain	kanyiko m.	239690
swamp, sewage, clay, slime, mud, dirt, grime, filth; sewer	kanyo m.	239700
black as soot	kanyón adj.	239770
cash for small money, small cash	kanyota (fr.) f.	239780
knot	kanyudo m.	239790
tube, straw	kanyuta f.	239800
tube	kanyuto m.	239810
charity cash, savings cash; a box of tobacco	kanzía f.	239840
chaos	kaos m.	239850
receptacle	kap (t.) m.	239860
blindly, without examining in depth	kap kapana (t.) adv.	239870
cape, cloak; bonnet, beret, cap	kapa f.	239880
very talented	kapachísimo (it.) adj.	239920
talented, agile, skilled, competent, capable, expert; able	kapache (it.) adj.	239930
talent, fitness, aptitude, agility, skill, ability; capacity	kapachidad/kapachitá (it.) f.	239950
covered, camouflaged	kapadeado (t.) adj.	239960
person who covers the defects and the bad deeds of a close person	kapadeador (t.) m.	240000
to cover, to disguise, to wrap, to clog; to cover up on someone's defects and bad deeds	kapadear (t.) v.	240010
hiding, covering, clogging	kapadeo (t.) m.	240050
cover	kapak (t.) m.	240060
tomato sauce; sardine stew in tomato and onion sauce	kapamá f.	240125
trap; (metaphorically:) fraud, deception; indoor and crowded market (Salonica)	kapán (t.) m.	240130
booth, hut, kennel	kapana (it.) f.	240150
	kapandjá (t.) cf. kapán	240155
upper window; chimney	kapandura (t.) f.	240160
a gypsy woman living in a hut	kapanera (it.) f.	240170
cloudy	kapanik (t.) adj.	240200
	kapanja/kapancha (t.) cf. kapán	240210
sacrifice of atonement; atonement; rooster of atonement	kapará (ebr) f.	240220
base (stalk) of the melon/watermelon	kaparada f.	240250
Atonement! (expression of grief and heartache)	kaparadamanó! (ebr.) interj.	240260
advance payment, payment on account	kaparo (it.) m.	240270
	kaparra cf. alkaparra	240280
	kapase cf. kapache	240290
slap	kapaseta/kapsete f.	240300
	kapasidad cf. kapachidad	240320
	kapavle cf. kapache	240330
hat	kapelo (it.) m.	240340
bonnet	kaperote m.	240350
curtain, curtain of the opening (thick curtain for sealing the opening)	kapi-perdesí(t.) m.	240360
gatekeeper	kapidjí(t.) m.	240370
Kopika (Russian Currency)	kapik (t.) m.	240380
packages	kapikas f.pl.	240390
door connecting two houses	kapikomshú(t.) m.	240400
very sweet syrup	kapilé(port.) m.	240410
glory; a piece of cloth for wrapping the baby, diaper	kapio m.	240420
	kapishón (fr.) cf. kapushón	240430
capsule; a cork	kapisón m.	240440
capital	kapital adj.	240450
capital, primary capital, assets	kapital m.	240460
Capital	kapitala f.	240470
capitalism	kapitalismo/kapitalizmo m.	240480
capitalist	kapitalist/a/o m.	240490
to accumulate, to accumulate capital and property	kapitalizar v.	240500
capitalization; adding interest on the capital; accumulation of capital	kapitalizasión f.	240510
captain; head, leader	kapitán m.	240520
open jacket with fur trim (Salonica)	kapitana f.	240540
position/rank of captain; bragging, arrogance	kapitanlik m.	240550
to arrive; to happen, to occur, to do	kapitar (it.) v.	240560
capital (of a pillar)	kapitel/o m.	240570
chapter	kapítolo m.	240580
to capitulate	kapitular v.	240590
capitulation	kapitulasión f.	240600
folded; wrapped in a sheet (bedding)	kapladeado (t.) adj.	240620
to fold; to change bedding, to wrap in a sheet	kapladear (t.) v.	240630
folding; wrapping in a sheet (bedding)	kapladreo (t.) m.	240640
lining, cover; thin board for cladding wooden furniture, plywood	kaplamá (t.) f.	240650
to cover, to wrap; to cover with plywood	kaplear (t.) v.	240660
head, leader, manager, spiritual guide	kapo (it.) m.	240670
hard head, stubborn man	kapocha (it.) dura	240720
a blow to the head	kapochada (it.) f.	240730
head of a group of employees	kapolavorador (it.) m.	240740
masterpiece	kapolavoro (it.) m.	240750
neutered rooster for fattening	kapón m.	240760
	kapora (ebr.) cf. kapará	240770
corporal; head of the players' team, captain; the main thing	kaporal (fr.) m.	240780
overcoat, thick cape for winter	kapot (fr./t.) m.	240790
unusual, strange	kaprasín adj.	240800
whim, caprice; stubbornness; fixation	kapricho m.	240810
stubborn person	kaprichón m.	240850
whimsical, capricious, fickle, quirky, weird; stubborn	kaprichozo adj.	240860
stubborn	kaprichudo adj.	240870
	kapriso/kaprisio cf. kapricho	240880
constipation	kapsizlik (t.) m.	240890
capsule	kápsul/a f.	240900
to clog, to cover; to put medicine/substance in a capsule	kapsular v.	240910
to rob	kaptirear (t.) v.	240920
captivating, charming	kaptivante (fr.) adj.	240930
to captivate, to enchant	kaptivar v.	240940
captivity	kaptividad/kaptivitá f.	240950
captive	kaptivo m.	240960
	kapuchudo cf. kaprichudo	240970
gatekeeper, concierge	kapudjí/ía (t.) n.	240980
hood, hoodie	kapushón (fr.) m.	240990
Cappadocia, an imaginary place in Israel; a remote place, the end of the world	kaput kaya m.	241000
black, dark	kará (t.) adj.	241005
black carp	kará sazaín (t.) m.	241010
face; cheeks; upper part of the shoe	kara f.	241020
old and black father	karababa(t.) m.	241540
lots; lots of unwanted things/people	karabalik (t.) m.	241550
cormorant, fish-owl	karabatak (t.) m.	241555
poor payer, who does not meet his financial obligations	karábatak (t.) adj.	241560
Carbine rifle	karabina f.	241570
blackening material, sulfur copper	karaboyá (t.) f.	241590
to darken	karadear (t.) v.	241610
to get dark	karadearse (t.) v. refl.	241620
jar	karafa (it.) f.	241630
	karagyoz (t.) cf. karayoz	241640
bad news	karahaber (t.) m.	241650
ominous, bearing bad news; a person who sees everything as black	karahaberdjí(t.) m.	241660
Karaite	karaí (ebr.) m.& adj.	241670
Karaite	karaita adj.	241690
Karaism	karaizmo m.	241700
a Balkan people from Greece and Wallachia	karákachan (t.) m.	241720
ghost; a man with a scary appearance	karakandjo m.	241730
who has thick eyebrows	karakash (t.) adj.	241740
elm	karakash (t.) m.	241750
snail; shell (of snail)	karakol (1) m.	241760
police station; patrol	karakol (t.) m. (2)	241770
vampire, sucking blood	karakondjo m.	241780
character	karakter m.	241790
characteristic	karakterístika f.	241820
characteristic	karakterístiko adj.	241830
characterize	karakterizar v.	241840
cowardly	karaktersiz adj.	241850
quantity, rank, measure	karal (t.) m.	241860
bad, corrupt	karamán (t.) adj.	241910
a sudden collision, an unexpected and unwanted meeting	karámbola f.	241920
caramel, burnt sugar; candy	karamel/karamela m./f.	241930
at a high price, expensive	karamente adv.	241940
clove (spice)	karamfil (gr.) m.	241950
ridiculous figure, ugly face	karamusia f.	241960
darkness, gloom	karanlik (t.) m.	241970
quarantine	karantina f.	241980
sadness, anxiety, gloomy mood, distress	karantlik (t.) m.	242000
mask, costume; An old and ugly woman, a man with an ugly and repulsive face	karantonya (port.) f.	242010
scarred	karapikado adj.	242030
cap, hat for a child	karapusa (port.) f.	242040
decision	karar (1) (t.) m.	242050
	karar (2) (t.) cf. karal	242070
headquarters	karargá (t.) m.	242080
dry plum	karaslán (t.) m.	242090
carat	karat (fr.) m.	242100
darkening	karatmá (t.) f.	242110
	karátula cf. karantonya	242120
guard	karaúl (t.) m.	242130
assignment, task	karava (t.) f.	242140
military platter; battle dishes, meal	karavana (t.) m.	242150
caravan	karavana f.	242160
ship captain: a nickname for a gloomy, lonely and silent man	karavikyili/karavukyili (gr.) m.	242170
mistral	karayel (t.) m.	242180
a gloomy, sullen, lonely man	karaylán (t.) m.	242190
Turkish silhouette theater	karayoz (t.) m.	242200
carbol, phenol	karbol m.	242210
crest	karbolet (ebr.) f.	242215
carbonate	karbonato m.	242220
carbonized	karbonizado adj.	242230
to carburize	karbonizar v.	242240
carbonization	karbonizasión f.	242250
fuel	karburante m.	242260
wool carder	kardador m.	242270
to card	kardar v.	242280
brother; friend	kardash(t.) m.	242290
a group of friends	kardashlar! (t.) interj.	242300
carding	kardeamiento m.	242310
	kardeno cf. kaderno	242315
cardiac	kardiak/kardiako m.& adj.	242320
cardinal	kardinal adj.	242330
Cardinal	kardinal m.	242360
thistle field	kardío m.	242370
cardiologist	kardiológo	242380
cardiology	kardiolojía f.	242390
	kardo cf. kadro	242400
a quartet of cards of the same value; a quartet of card players	karé(fr.) m.	242410
a line in a book/letter	karegla f.	242420
endurance, existence	karek m.	242430
over charger	karero m.& adj.	242440
trader in haberdashery	kareruchero m.	242450
caressing	karesa (fr.) f.	242460
caressing	karesante (fr.) adj.	242470
to caress	karesar (fr.) v.	242480
to be missing, to be absent	kareser v.	242490
lack, scarcity	karesimiento m.	242500
expensiveness; drought, hunger	karestía f.	242510
a carter, a cart owner	karetero m.	242530
expensiveness	kareza f.	242540
freight, cargo, weight, load; burden, duty, mission	karga f.	242550
loaded; responsible for, in charge of; drunk	kargado adj.	242570
loader, cargo loader, freight contractor; cartridge	kargador m.	242600
	kargamiento cf. enkargamiento	242610
to load, to send packages; to assign a task	kargar v.	242620
to take on, to burden oneself	kargarse v. refl.	242650
cargo; commitment, obligation	kargo m.	242670
hole in tooth, tooth decay	karía (fr.) f.	242720
full of holes (said on teeth)	kariado (fr.) adj.	242730
to pierce (the tooth)	kariar (fr.) v.	242740
charity	karidad m.	242750
charitable; of charity	karidavle adj.	242760
	karier(fr.) cf. kariera	242770
profession, occupation; career	kariera f.	242780
careerist	karierista/o m.	242800
face (in diminution)	karika (1) f.	242810
pansy (bot.)	karika(2) f.	242830
caricature; a nickname for a particularly ugly person	karikatura f.	242840
	karikaturar (fr.) cf. karikaturizar	242850
cartoonist	karikaturista m.	242860
to mock	karikaturizar v.	242870
quite expensive	kariko adj.	242880
	karinyez cf. karinyo	242900
affection, sympathy, love, tenderness; loving care	karinyo m.	242910
cordially, kindly	karinyozamente adv.	242920
soft, pleasant, warm-hearted, kind, kind-hearted, full of love	karinyozo adj.	242930
iron bed for one person; light cart	kariola (it.) f.	242940
to intervene (in a matter not his own), to stick his nose into other matters; to intermingle	karishear/se (t.) v./v. refl.	242950
mixture; confusion, disorder; unwanted interference in another person's business	karisheo (t.) m.	242960
mixed; confused, untidy; consists of many parts	karishik (t.) adj.	242970
mess, mixture	karishiklik (t.) m.	242980
an out-of-place intervention that provokes controversy	karishma (t.) f.	242990
mixing	karishmalik (t.) m.	243000
mixing, intermingling	karishtereado (t.) adj.	243010
to mix; to confuse, to obscure	karisht(e)rear/karishtriar (t.)	243020
	karishterearse (t.) cf. karishearse	243030
very expensive; very much loved	karísimo (it.) adj.	243040
	karistiya cf. karestía	243050
generous	karitativle adj.	243060
charitable, generous; of charity	karitativo adj.	243070
	karitavle (fr.) cf. karidavle	243080
ground	karká (ebr.) m.	243090
heel	karkanyal m.	243110
	karkarear cf. kakarear	243140
quiver (for arrows)	karkash m.	243150
malignant disease; a small detail that destroys and disrupts everything	karkino m.	243160
worm, woodworm, moth	karkuma f.	243170
to gnaw, to corrupt	karkumir v.	243180
to rot, to be consumed, to be spoiled	karkumirse v. refl.	243185
without order, in a confused way	karma karishik (t.) adv.	243190
a woman who has a spell, a folk healer woman	karmadera f.	243200
a man who has a spell, a folk healer, a quack, quacksalver	karmador m.	243210
magical healing actions	karmadura f.	243220
to heal by spell, to heal by magical means	karmar v.	243230
purple, flushed, dark red	karmezí adj.	243240
cauliflower	karnabit (t.) m.	243250
fleshiness; (metaphorically:) rapid healing ability of the body (from wounds)	karnadura f.	243260
massacre, killing, slaughter	karnaje m.	243270
fleshy; lustful	karnal adj.	243280
great nuisance	karnasítopí(t.)	243290
	karnaseria cf. karnsería	243300
	karnasero cf. karnesero	243310
kind of a meatball	karnatsa(rum.) f.	243320
carnival	karnaval m.	243330
carnival	karnavalia f.	243340
meat	karne f.	243360
notepad, deck of tickets	karné (fr.) m.	243580
lots of meat, meat abundance	karnerijo m.	243590
lamb, ram	karnero m.	243600
butcher shop	karnesería f.	243610
butcher	karnesero/karnisero m.	243620
deck of tickets; voucher book	karneto (it./t.) m.	243630
	karnisería cf. karnesería	243640
	karnisero cf. karnesero	243650
who eats meat	karnivor adj.	243660
fleshy	karnudo adj.	243670
ironically: a lot of meat	karnushada f.	243680
expensive; Rare, uncommon; Dear to the heart, dear; dearly	karo adj. & adv.	243690
a close family member	karol m.	243730
close, friendly, intimate, dear	karonal adj.	243740
corpse	karonya (it.) f.	243760
carrot; fleshy cheeks	karota (fr.) f.	243770
	karotsa (it.) cf. karrosa	243780
relative	karov (ebr.) m.	243790
celery	karpás (ebr.) m.	243800
small rug, carpet, table cover	karpeta f.	243810
carpet store	karpetería f.	243820
rugs seller	karpetero m.	243830
continued sobbing	karpidero (port.) m.	243840
tear, crying	karpido (port.) m.	243850
crybaby	karpidor (port.) m.	243860
crybaby, grumbling	karpina f.& adj.	243870
carver, engraver, sculptor	karpintador m.	243875
to carve, to engrave, to sculpt	karpintar v.	243880
flat tyre; carpenter	karpintero m.	243890
to cry, to sob	karpir (port.) v.	243900
	karporal cf. kaporal	243910
watermelon	karpuz (t.) m.	243920
roundish woman	karpuzlía (t.) f.	243960
car; wagon	karra f.	243970
tick	karrapata (port.) f.	243980
to get stuck and bother like a tick	karrapatear (port.) v.	243990
annoying and parasite presence (like a tick)	karrapateo m.(port.)	244000
great miser	karrapina/inya f.	244010
an oil lamp hangs and dangles from the ceiling	karraya f.	244020
freight transportation; moving apartment	karreado (port.) m.	244030
transporter, porter; maintains a family abundantly	karreador (port.) m.	244040
transportation fee	karreadura (port.) f.	244050
to carry heavy loads, to transport, to drive; to exchange an apartment; to cause, to be the cause of; to collect, to group; to maintain	karrear (port.) v.	244060
to shift apartment; to move himself, to displace	karrearse (port.) v. refl.	244070
difficult transportation	karreo (port.) m.	244080
quarry; road, lane, path; way of life; written line (by hand or in print)	karrera f.	244090
cart, wheelbarrow	karreta f.	244110
contents of the cart/wheelbarrow	karretada f.	244120
	karreteo cf. karreo	244130
wagon-driver, carter	karretero m.	244140
small wheel, small gearwheel (clock); rattler	karriko m.	244150
light cart	karriola	244170
cheek	karriyo m.	244180
carriage, cart; wagon; car, automobile; wheel	karro m.	244190
carriage, cart; car	karrosa f.	244220
wagon-driver, carter	karrosal m.	244240
body (of car)	karrosería f.	244250
wagon-driver, carter, owner of a cart	karrosero m.	244260
	karrosier (fr.) cf. karrosero	244265
baby carriage	karrosika f.	244270
wheel; coil of threads, tuber of threads; pulley	karrucha/karruncha f.	244280
jail, prison	karsel f.	244290
jailor; prisoner	karselero m.	244300
against, opposite to	karshi (t.) adv.	244310
resistance, contradiction, contrast; countermeasures, contraceptives; evil; collateral	karshilik (t.) m.	244320
hard (used only for nuts)	karsulento (ebr.) adj.	244330
	kart (fr.) cf. karta	244340
hard, dry, old, rough	kart (t.) adj.	244370
postcard, letter; card; playing card	karta f.	244380
vulture	kartal (t.) m.	244480
to correspond	kartearse v. refl.	244490
	kartejarse cf. kartearse	244500
a card in a card cabinet; collection of samples; poster, ad	kartela f.	244510
correspondence	karteo m.	244520
wallet, briefcase; folder	kartera f.	244530
a pile of letters; branched correspondence	karterío m.	244540
	kartier (fr.) cf. kuartier	244550
card, postcard	kartika f.	244560
cartilage	kartilaje m.	244580
cardboard	kartoch (it.) m.	244590
potato	kartof/a (alem.) m.	244600
postcard, business card	kartolina f.	244610
cardboard, cardboard box	kartón m.	244620
wrapping in cardboard; cardboard products industry; cardboard cover	kartonaj/e m.	244630
folder cabinet	kartonera/kartoniera f.	244640
cardboard trading house; cardboard factory	kartonería f.	244650
postcard	kartuchito/iko m.	244660
postcard	kartulina f.	244670
relatives	karuvim (ebr.) m.pl.	244680
convoy station, road Inn, khan	karvasará f.	244690
coal	karvón m.	244700
(ironically:) housewife	karvonchera f.	244720
charcoal shop	karvonería f.	244730
charcoal warehouse	karvonera f.	244740
coal burner	karvonero m.	244750
carbuncle; makeup pencil	karvonkal m.	244760
turquoise	karvonklo m.	244765
Ruble (Russian currency)	karvonsa f.	244770
coal burner, coal seller	karvonyal/e (it.) m.	244780
hunting	kasa f.	244790
village, little town	kasabá(t.) f.	244800
a resident of little town, a native of a village	kasabalí (t.) m.	244810
huntings	kasaderas f. pl.	244815
hunter	kasador m.	244820
	kasaka cf. kazaka	244830
butcher	kasap (t.) m.	244840
slaughterhouse	kasapán (t.) f.	244850
butcher's craft	kasapchilik (t.) m.	244860
	kasapín (t.) cf. kasapán	244870
to hunt	kasar v.	244880
ice cream cake with candied fruit	kasata (it.) f.	244890
bayonet	kasatura (t.) f.	244900
sadness, depression, worries	kasavet (t.) m.	244910
butchers	kasavim/katsavim (ebr.) m.pl.	244920
	kasav (ebr.) cf. kasap	244930
	kaser (ebr.) cf. kasher	244940
to make Kosher for Passover	kaserear (ebr.) v.	244950
semi-hard cheese	kaseri (gr.) m.	244960
	kaserola cf. kacharola	244970
overall, coat	kash pusier (fr.) m.	244980
box, crate, cash register, drawer	kasha (1) f.	244990
a type of woolen fabric	kasha (2) f.	245080
wool carder	kashadjí(t.) m.	245090
shank; ankle bone	kashareta f.	245100
capital letters which are written on a page in an unskilled hand	kasharetas f.pl.	245110
to deceive	kasharikas- azer kashkarikas	245120
pill, capsule	kashé(fr.) m.	245130
honest, decent; kosher	kasher (ebr.) adj.	245140
	kasheri (gr.) cf. kashkaval	245160
cashier, treasurer; box maker	kashero n.	245170
being kosher (Jew. food)	kasherut (ebr.) m.	245180
box; charity box	kashika/kashitika f.	245190
pencil case	kashitinka f.	245220
shell, peel; pod (botany)	kashka f.	245230
a blow given by a peel	kashkada f.	245250
thick and sticky syrup	kashkaldirán (t.) m.	245260
to peel	kashkalear v.	245270
cross section; clasping of hands; dislocation	kashkanieta f.	245280
a peel	káshkara f.	245290
tricks, cheating, fraud, deception, embezzlement	kashkarikas (t.) f.pl.	245310
Kashkaval cheese	kashkaval (t.) m.	245330
bell; anklet	kashkavel m.	245340
candied orange peel	kashkita f.	245350
baldness circle	kashkito m.	245360
skull; baldness; peel, membrane	kashko m.	245370
warm female tank top	kashkorsé(fr.) m.	245390
shaved, bald	kashkudo adj.	245400
clown	kashmer (t.) m.	245410
Cashmere fabric; Cashmere shawl	kashmir m.	245420
drawer	kashón m.	245430
multiple drawers were you can get lost in	kashonerío m.	245450
small drawer; corner in the brain	kashoniko m.	245460
	kashpusier (fr.) cf. kash pusier	245480
mixed with water (wine), fake	kashtereado (t.) adj.	245490
sticking his nose a conflict that is not his own while adding oil to the fire	kashtereamiento (t.) m.	245500
to mix, to dilute, to forge; to cause embarrassment and confusion by interfering in a business not his; poking around in a forgotten and dubious business	kashterear (t.) v.	245510
to stick his nose in a conflict that is not his own	kashterearse (t.) v. refl.	245520
mixing; mixture; intervention; an out-of-place investigation; mentioning unpleasant forgotten matter; undesirable intervention	kashtereo (t.) m.	245530
disorder, confusion, a mixture of things that do not connect to each other; conflicting intervention	kashtirmá(t.) f.	245540
	kas.huela cf. kasuela	245550
peel with aroma (e.g. cinnamon); calycotome (incense fragrances)	kasia f.	245560
a long time, quite a long time	kasiar- buen kasiar (t.)	245570
cascade	kaskada f.	245580
	káskara cf. káshkara	245590
hard; stingy	kaskatí(t.) adj.	245600
to prevent, to deprive from	kaskatín- deshar kaskatín	245620
visor cap	kasket/a f.	245640
	kaskete cf. kasket/a	245650
manufacturer/seller of visor caps	kasketero m.	245660
helmet	kasko m.	245670
	kaskuela cf. kasuela	245690
	kasnak (t.) m.	245700
a small ornate box	kasoleta f.	245710
sect, caste	kasta f.	245720
chestnut colored, dark brown	kastaniero adj.	245750
chestnut; (metaphorically:) of less value	kastanya f.	245760
chestnut colored, dark brown	kastanyado adj.	245810
chestnut tree	kastanyal m.	245820
castanet	kastanyeta f.	245830
chestnut tree	kastanyo m.	245840
potato	kastanyula f.	245850
housed in a castle	kastelano m.	245860
	kasteyadura cf. enkaste(l)yadura	245865
asceticism, purity; innocence, sainthood	kastidad f.	245870
punished	kastigado adj.	245880
hitter; punisher, admonisher	kastigador m.	245890
	kastigar v.	245900
to be punished; to be admonished	kastigarse v. refl.	245905
morale, rebuke, punishment from heaven	kastigerio m.	245910
punishment, admonition	kastigo m.	245920
to translate into Castilian	kastiyanizar v.	245930
Castilian ; Castilian (language)	kastiyano/kastiliano m.& adj.	245940
small castle, small palace	kastiyiko m.	245950
castle, palace	kastiyo m.	245960
stitches; squares	kastones m. pl.	245970
beaver	kastor m.	245980
castrated; eunuch; infertile	kastrado adj.& m.	245990
to castrate	kastrar v.	246000
fortress	kastro m.	246010
pot	kastrón m.	246020
pot, pan	kasuela f.	246030
layer; floor in building; a suit of clothes	kat (t.) m.	246040
one of the four modes in the bone game	kata f.	246060
appearance, face	katadura f.	246070
cataclysm	kataklizma m.	246090
fraud, deception, embezzlement	katakules m.pl.	246100
Catalan; stubborn person	katalán/katalano m.& adj.	246110
catalogue	katalog/katólogo m.	246120
to catalog	katalogar v.	246130
small	katán (ebr.) adj.	246140
a fleshy old woman; (vulgar :) A drunk woman	kátana adj.	246150
bandage, plaster, mustard bandage	kataplasmo m.	246160
to examine, to check, to observe, to look, to notice	katar v.	246170
cataract	kataratas f. pl.	246175
eyes	katares m. pl.	246210
flu, cold	katarro/katar m.	246220
mast of a ship	katarte (gr.) m.	246230
catastrophic	katastrófiko adj.	246240
catastrophe	katastrofa f.	246250
to cause a catastrophe	katastrofar v.	246260
punished	kateado adj.	246270
punisher	kateador m.	246280
severe punishment	kateadura f.	246290
to punish; to admonish, to flog	katear f.	246300
cathedra	katedra f.	246310
cathedral	katedrala f.	246320
of cathedra; professor	katedratiko adj.& m.	246330
categorical	kategóriko adj.	246340
category	kategoría f.	246350
categorically	kategorikamente adv.	246360
catechism	katehizmo m.	246370
punishment; flogging	kateo m.	246380
absolutely, completely	katiaftú (gr.) adv.	246390
velvet (material)	katifé(t.) m.	246400
easily, very easily	katikolay (t.) adv.	246410
rude, brutal, ruthless, cruel	katil (t.) adj.	246420
relationship	katílaká (t.) f.	246430
sink, basin	katinela (it.) f.	246450
mule	katir (t.) m.	246460
muleteer	katirdjí (t.) m.	246465
captive	kativado adj. & m.	246470
to capture, take prisoner	kativar v.	246480
to exile	kativarse v.	246490
captivity, exile,	kativerio m.	246500
captivity, exile, slavery	katividad f.	246510
captive, prisoner	kativo (1) n.& adj.	246520
seriously ill; economically devastated	kativo (2) (it.) adj.	246530
thick, multi-leafed, multi-branched	katmerlí(t.) adj.	246540
clove	katmir (t.) m.	246550
Catholic	katólik/o m.& adj.	246560
Catholicism	katolisizmo m.	246590
	katordjí cf. katorze	246600
fourteen	katorze num.	246610
fourteenth	katorzen/o adj.	246630
basement	katoy (gr.) m.	246640
jar, casserole	katramis/katramiz m.	246650
	katrán (t.) cf. alkatrán	246660
disgust, hassle, nagging	katranut (t.) m.	246670
neatly/meticulously dressed	katrepengle (fr.)- a katrepengle	246680
kauchuk	kauchu/k (t.) m.	246690
a long, pointed dervish bonnet	kauk(t.) m.	246700
compartment, bedroom	kaush(t.) m.	246710
attached	kaushmán (t.) adj.	246720
	kauza cf. kavza	246730
kindling	kav (t.) m.	246740
pit; grave; basement; the "bank" in a game	kava (port.) f.	246750
gravedigger	kavador m.	246760
poplar (botany)	kavak (t.) m.	246770
dug, hollow; thin and depleted (from illness/suffering/deficiency)	kavakado adj.	246780
	kavakador cf. kavador	246790
excavation, carping, burrowing; mining	kavakadura f.	246800
excavation	kavakamiento m.	246810
to dig, to shovel, to cut down; to drill; to go down deep	kavakar v.	246820
to lose weight, to deplete; to dig for himself	kavakarse v. refl.	246840
chip	kavakito m.	246850
plank	kavako (1) m.	246870
fool, stupid	kavako (2) (t.) m.	246900
flute, recorder	kaval (t.) m.	246905
with all the collateral	kavala (gr.) adv.	246910
to drive away, to expel	kavaladear v.	246920
cavalier, gallant, companion	kavaler (it.) adj.& m.	246930
chivalry; cavalry	kavalería f.	246940
homosexual, gay	kavalgado m.	246950
to ride; to have homosexual sex	kavalgar v.	246960
Knight, cavalry	kavalier/o (fr.) m.	246970
part of the pants from the crotch to the foot	kavalo m.	246990
intention, meaning	kavaná (ebr.) f.	247000
coffee shop; Coffee set	kavané (t.) f.	247030
cafe owner	kavan(e)djí(t.) m.	247040
jar	kavanoz (t.) m.	247050
hut, kennel, sukkah (Tabernacles Feast booth)	kavanya f.	247060
to dig, to shovel	kavar v.	247070
kawas, bodyguard	kavas (t.) m.	247080
mackerel	kavaya f.	247090
mounted	kavayado adj.	247095
rider	kavayador m.	247100
to ride	kavayar v.	247110
stupidity, foolishness; mistake	kavayedad f.	247120
chivalry; cavalry; great nonsense; mistake	kavayería f.	247130
knight; a man of virtue/with manners	kavayero m.	247140
mackerel marinated in salt and oil	kavayika f.	247160
foal, pony; the tax ceiling	kavayiko m.	247170
horse; the "Prince" card	kavayo m.	247180
log, timber; a nickname for sucker; knight horse	kavayón m.	247260
principal, money, assets, capital; water flow, flood	kavdal m.	247270
capitalist	kavdalisko adj.	247275
capitalist	kavdalozo adj.	247300
	kavdo cf. rekavdo	247310
coffee	kavé (t.) m.	247320
	kaveadura cf. kaveyadura	247370
cafe owner, coffee maker, coffee distributor	kavedjí (t.) m.	247380
small coffee, cup of coffee	kavedjiko (t.) m.	247390
the profession of making/serving coffee	kavedjilik (t.) m.	247400
	kavena cf. kadena	247410
	kavenado cf. kadenado	247420
thin necklace	kavenika/kadenika f.	247430
	kaveo/s cf. kaveyo/s	247440
to have a seat/space; to match	kaver v.	247450
in the color of coffee	kaverengí (t.) adj.	247510
cave	kaverna f.	247520
	kaverno cf. kavra	247525
full of caves, dark, deep (deep voice), scary	kavernozo adj.	247530
	kavesa f.	247540
head blow, goring	kavesada f.	248070
a tax paid in the Ottoman Empire by the community on every head of cattle/sheep slaughtered	kavesaje m.	248090
pillow	kavesal m.	248100
to shake his head; to doze	kavesear v.	248120
head-rest; leader, head, gang leader, rebel leader; leadership; stationery title; pillow	kavesera f.	248130
head, leader	kavesika f.	248150
bridle	kavestro m.	248160
a person who has a very large head	kavesucha f.	248170
stubborn	kavesudo adj.	248180
hair, hairstyle	kaveyadura f.	248190
hair, hairstyle	kaveyambre m.	248200
hair, long hair, tangled hair	kaveyera f.	248210
hair	kaveyo m.	248220
hairy	kaveyudo adj.	248320
twenty franc coin (engraved with the face of Napoleon III)	kaveyudo m.	248330
small coffee, cup of coffee	kaveziko (t.) m.	248340
strong	kaví(t.) adj.	248350
cavity, hole	kavidad f.	248370
end ; edge	kavo m.	248380
honor, respect, dignity	kavod/kavó/kavot (ebr.) m.	248520
	kavot (t.) cf. kabot	248590
goat; a nickname for a shaggy beard person	kavra f.	248600
	kavresto cf. kavestro	248630
little goat	kavreta/kavretika/kavritika f.	248640
young goat (masc.)	kavrinyo m.	248650
young goat, lamb	kavrito/kavretiko/kavritiko m.	248660
he-goat	kavro/kavrón m.	248670
crab; a man without a sign of beard	kávur (gr.) m.	248680
to cook	kavuriar (t.) v.	248690
	kavush (t.) cf. kaush	248700
to gather, to collect together	kavushear (t.) v.	248710
cause	kavza f.	248720
causer	kavzador m.	248770
guilty; causer	kavzante adj.	248780
to cause	kavzar v.	248790
case, event	kavzo m.	248800
silence	kayada f.	248850
silence, stillness, quiet	kayadez/kayades f.	248870
	kayadizo cf. kayado	248910
quiet, still, silent; silent person	kayado adj.	248920
silently	kayado adv.	248940
	kayadura cf. kayadez	248960
steady, stable, solid	kayam (ebr.) adj.	248970
	kayamiento cf. akayamiento	248980
to be silent	kayar m.	248990
to silence, to impose silence; to shut up	kayar v.	249000
to shut up	kayarse v. refl.	249020
sliding	kaydeada (t.) f.	249030
to slide	kaydearse (t.) v. refl.	249040
street; road, path	kaye f.	249050
tends to fall	kayendo adj.	249130
heated	kayentado adj.	249140
heating, warming	kayentamiento m.	249145
to heat	kayentar v.	249150
to warm oneself, to warm up	kayentarse v. refl.	249170
hot, feverish	kayente adj.	249180
tepid; also used in the opposite sense: very hot	kayentiko adj.	249220
heat, flame, burn; temperature; enthusiasm, passion; affection	kayentor m.	249230
feverish	kayentorozo adj.	249240
heat, high fever	kayentura f.	249250
feverish	kayenturento adj.	249280
family warmth	kayenturiko m.	249290
having a fever	kayenturozo adj.	249300
to fall; to fall on, to occur	kayer/se v./v.refl.	249310
	kayesí(t.) cf. kayisí	249410
alley	kayezika f.	249420
	kayida cf. kaída	249440
kayak, canoe	kayik (t.) m.	249450
owner of the canoe; rower	kayikchí/kayikdjí m.	249460
a small canoe	kayikito m.	249470
apricot	kayisí (t.) m.	249480
strap, leather strap; curb	kayish (t.) m.	249490
butterfat, cream, whipped cream	kaymak/kayimak (t.)	249510
foam over boiling coffee	kaymaka (t.) f.	249530
governor	kaymakam (t.) m.	249540
seller of butterfat	kaymakchí(t.) m.	249550
foamy, oily	kaymaklí adj.	249560
a Turkish banknote worth five Turkish lira	kaymé(t.)	249570
to flow, to bubble	kaynadear (t.) v.	249580
fountain, spring	kaynak (t.) m.	249590
wart; (metaphorically :) an old problem you get used to	kayo m.	249600
	kayret (t.) cf. gayret	249610
accident, harm, disaster	kazá (t.)	249620
house, apartment; a room	kaza f.	249630
married; stuffed (said about fruit)	kazado adj.	249890
in mocking and negative language: marriage	kazafierto m.	249920
Cossack; Kazak	kazak (t.) m.	249930
a garment with wide sleeves	kazaka (t.) f.	249940
baby undershirt	kazakita (t.) f.	249950
a small sweater	kazakyito (t.) m.	249960
little town, village	kazal (port.) m.	249970
little town, little village	kazaliko (port.) m.	250000
sitting at home	kazalingo m.	250010
peasant, rural, rural resident, provincial	kazalino (port.) m.& adj.	250020
to match-make	kazamentear v.	250030
matchmaking; matchmaking fee	kazamentería f.	250040
match maker	kazamentero/ra n.	250050
marriage, wedding	kazamiento m.	250060
cauldron, large pot; melting pot	kazán (t.)	250090
to marry off, to get married; to stuff	kazar v.	250120
	kazarma cf. kazerna	250130
to get married	kazarse v. refl.	250140
trader in haberdashery	kazás (t.) m.	250160
small house	kazatika f.	250170
	kazementear cf. kazamentear	250180
	kazementero cf. kazamentero	250190
spacious house; group of houses	kazerío m.	250200
housewife	kazera f.	250210
a barracks, a military camp	kazerna (fr.) f.	250220
homely, sitting at home	kazero adj.	250230
sitting at home	kazetero m.	250240
small house	kazetika f.	250250
spacious house	kaziado m.	250260
pole; fraud; wedge, peg; poor quality goods; umbrella tip	kazik (t.) m.	250270
toilets	kazika f.	250320
crook, swindler; a trader who sells poor quality goods	kazikchí(t.) adj.	250360
tight men's shirt	kazikieto m.	250370
club; casino, gambling house	kazino m.	250380
	kazmir cf. kashmir	250390
textile merchant	kazmirdjí m.	250400
a hoe, a pickaxe	kazmá (t.) f.	250410
	kazo cf. kavzo	250420
big house; large room, spacious room	kazona f.	250430
casual; temporary	kazual adj.	250440
casualness, temporariness; chance	kazualidad f.	250450
coincidentally, incidentally, temporarily	kazualmente adv.	250460
to marry unsuccessfully	kazuflar v.	250470
debater	kazuista m.	250480
argumentation, debate	kazuistika f.	250490
	kazumbrar cf. kazuflar	250500
which	ke pron.	250510
What? Which?	ke? interog.	250570
Minister of the Court; in charge; mukhtar, head of a village/neighborhood	keaya (t.) m.	250660
employment, preoccupation	keazer m.	250670
	kebap (t.) cf. kiebap	250680
kebab seller	kebapchí(t.) m.	250690
	kebar (t.) cf. kyebar	250700
to be frightened	kebrantarse v. refl.	250710
disaster, blow, destruction	kebranto m.	250720
felt	keché(t.) m.	250730
stop, pause; stay	kedada f.	250740
delay	kedadijo m.	250750
stationary, non-moving, non-operative; which was left	kedado adj.	250760
slow	kedadozo afj	250770
	kedamiento cf. akedamiento	250780
to remain; to cease; to stop	kedar v.	250790
to camp; to remain, to stay; to stop, to stop moving	kedarse v. refl.	250940
in order that	kede (ebr.) prep.	250955
deputy to the Sultan, ruler of Egypt	kediv (t.) m.	250960
indifferent, passive, apathetic; peaceful, quiet, calm, complacent; awkward; still, stationary, motionless	kedo adj.	250970
Kiddush	Kidush (ebr.) m.	250975
	kedushín (ebr.) cf. kidushim	250980
holiness	kedushá (ebr.) f.	250990
	kef (t.) cf. kief	251000
	kefal (t.) cf. kiefal	251010
task, interest, employment, business	kefazer m.	251020
as, according to	kefí (ebr.) prep.	251030
guarantor	kefil (t.) m.	251050
epilepsy	kefiyá (ebr.) f.	251055
	keflí (t.) cf. kieflí	251060
	kefsiz (t.) cf. kiefsiz	251070
meatball	kefté (t.) m.	251080
dumpling, cutlet	keftika (t.)	251090
to anger, to irritate	kefurear (t.) v.	251100
to become angry, to be irritated	kefurearse v. refl.	251110
	kehaya (t.) cf. keaya	251120
	ke'hilá (ebr.) cf. keilá	251130
	ke'huna (ebr.) cf. keuna	251135
synagogue; community	keilá (ebr.) f.	251140
	keja cf. kesha	251150
	kejar cf. kesharse	251160
cake	kek (t.) m.	251165
stammerer	keké (t.) m.	251170
	kekemé (t.) cf. keké	251180
parchment	kelaf (ebr.) m.	251185
rule	kelal (ebr.) m.	251190
curse	kelalá (ebr.) f.	251200
bitch; a wicked woman	kelavtá(aram.) f.	251210
	kelebar (t.) cf. keribar	251220
winery, wine cellar; basement for storing groceries	keler (t.) m.	251230
infected with ringworm; (metaphorically :) wasteful and extravagant	kelesh (t.) adj.	251240
ringworm; extravagance; overexertion	keleshlik (t.) m.	251250
dog; a nickname for an evil man	kelev (ebr.) m.	251260
tool, device	kelí (ebr.) m.	251270
a peel; a frivolous woman, a wicked woman	kelipa (ebr.) f.	251280
servant	kelner (alm.) m.	251290
	kemada cf. kemadura	251300
burning	kemadero adj.	251310
hearth	kemadero m.	251330
burnt	kemado adj.	251340
burning	kemador/dera adj.	251370
burn, scorching	kemadura f.	251390
God forbid!	kemal! interj.	251400
setting on fire	kemamiento m.	251420
violin	kemán/kemané (t.) m.	251430
spicy, stinging; fiery, burning	kemando adj.	251440
violinist; an unskilled violinist	kemanedjí(t.) m.	251450
burning, hot	kemante adj.	251460
to burn, to light, to set on fire	kemar v.	251470
to be scalded; to lose his home/business in a fire; to eat himself, to regret	kemarse v. refl.	251550
burning, being scalded; intense heat	kemasión f.	251590
burn; heat; (metaphorically:) expensive and exorbitant price	kemasina f.	251600
amulet; charm	kemeá/kemiá (ebr.) f.	251610
	kemer (t.) cf. kiemer	251630
brocade fabric made of silk and metal threads	kemha (t.)	251640
the ring finger	kemitsá (ebr.) f.	251645
hot (taste)	kemozo adj.	251650
burning coals; coal	kemur (t.) m.	251660
who?	ken? pron. interog.	251670
who	ken pron.	251680
Canaan	Kenán m.	251720
shore, beach, bank; rim, edge, margin; corner	kenar (t.) m.	251730
compensation, damages fees; fine	kenás/kenaz (ebr.) m.	251760
arrogant, boastful, dandy	kendí-beendí(t.) adj.	251770
dinner (by lantern light)	kendil m.	251780
lace ribbon	kendime (gr.) m.	251790
insolent	kendini begenmish (t.)	251800
Rubbish! expression of disgust	kenef! (t.) interj.	251810
	kener (t.) cf. kenar	251820
the Knesset (Israeli parliament)	keneset (ebr.) f.	251830
some person, no matter who	kenkere	251840
Let us not know!	kenoygarió! (ke no ayegaráyo) interj.	251850
	kenzena cf. kinzena	251860
	kepazé (t.) cf. kiepazé	251870
	kepazelik (t.) cf. kiepazelik	251880
shutter	kepenk (t.) m.	251890
beret, military hat, school student beret	kepí (fr.) m.	251900
	kepo cf. kaver (yo kepo = yo kavo)	251910
ceramics	keramika f.	251920
	keratá (t.) cf. kieratá	251930
groan, sigh; brawl, quarrel	kerelia f.	251940
to sigh, to groan; to quarrel	kereliar v.	251950
affection, sympathy, love, tenderness, kindness	kerensia f.	251960
	kerensiado cf. akerensiado	251970
to like, to sympathize, to appreciate	kerensiar v.	251980
soft, pleasant, affectionate, warm-hearted, kind, sympathetic; kind-hearted	kerensiozo adj.	251990
to want, to desire; to love, to like, to sympathize	kerer v.	252000
desire	kerer m.	252085
should have; to take care of himself	kererse v. refl.	252090
wood beams,	keresté(t.) m.	252120
trader in wooden boards for construction	kerestedjí(t.) m.	252130
earing the garment (by the mourners)	keriá (ebr.) f.	252140
recitation of Shema	keriat shemá(ebr.) m.	252170
yellow amber	keribar (t.) m.	252180
dear, beloved	kerido adj.	252200
beloved	kerido m.	252210
fair, bazaar, celebration	kermes (fr.) f.	252230
strong red color, crimson; ladybug - a beetle from which a crimson color is made	kermez (t.) m.	252240
red, purple, reddish	kermezí (t.) adj.	252260
tongs	kerpedén (t.) m.	252270
unburned brick	kerpich (t.) m.	252280
cherub (angel)	keruv (ebr.) m.	252285
relatives	keruvim (ebr.) m.pl.	252290
caravan	kerván m.	252300
hostel, inn, guest hotel; (metaphorically :) confusion/disorder/dirt	kervasará(t.) f.	252310
downturn in trade, poor period in business, shortage	kesat (t.) m.	252320
braking in business, slump in sales	kesatlik (t.) m.	252330
purse, wallet	kesé(t.) m.	252340
complaint, resentment	kesha f.	252350
jaw; cheek	keshada f.	252380
sigh, resentment	keshadero m.	252410
to complain, to raise accusations against; , to sigh	kesharse v. refl.	252430
an endless series of complaints	keshatina f.	252440
qualified	kesherim (ebr.) adj.pl.	252450
complaint	keshida f.	252460
whining, moans and sighs	keshido m.	252470
at least if, I wish that	keshke/keshki (t.) adv.	252480
weeping, complaining	keshozo adj.	252500
who has salient jaws	keshudo adj.	252520
	kesidjí (t.) cf. yankesidjí	252525
groan, sigh	kesijo m.	252530
	kesión cf. kestión	252540
a rude answer from the commissioner to a subordinate who did not take his words well and asked: "Ha?"	kesirros! (gr.) interj.- 'ha? - 'ha, kesirros ke piedras la boz!	252550
angry	keskín (t.) adj.	252560
to anger, to annoy	keskinear (t.) v.	252570
to explode with anger	keskinearse (t.) v. refl.	252580
raging rage	keskineo (t.) m.	252590
a question	kestión f.	252600
to ask	kestionar v.	252630
questionnaire	kestionario m.	252640
to argue in a bitter argument, to quarrel	kestionarse v. refl.	252650
brawl, quarrel	ketatá (ebr.) f.	252660
to cause a quarrel	ketatear (ebr.) v.	252670
linen	ketén (t.) m.	252680
bandage	ketentumu- papas de ketentumu/ketentomu	252690
crown	keter (ebr.) m.	252700
script, manuscript	ketivá (ebr.) f. (pl. ketivót)	252705
ketubah (Jew. marriage contract); (metaphorically :) A long and tedious document	ketubá (ebr.) f. (pl. ketubót)	252710
the third section of the bible	Ketuvim (ebr.) m. pl.	252715
priesthood	keuna (ebr.) f.	252735
stomach	kevá (ebr.) m.	252737
burial	kevadura f.	252740
grave, grave plot	kever (ebr.) m.	252750
	keviut (ebr.) cf. kiviut	252770
	kevra cf. kevrita	252780
suffering from a hernia; broken	kevrado adj.	252790
bankrupt; suffering from a hernia; broken	kevrado m.	252800
fracture (of a limb), hernia; rupture	kevradura f.	252810
broken, broken in spirit, frightened	kevrantado adj.	252820
fracture, weakness, loss of strength, breakdown; death; sorrow, sadness, depression, despair	kevrantamiento/kevramiento m.	252840
to break, to overthrow; to despair	kevrantar v.	252850
to be broken, to be overpowered,	kevrantarse v. refl.	252860
fracture, depression, despair	kevranto m.	252870
to break, to go bankrupt	kevrar v.	252880
to get a fracture	kevrarse v. refl.	252890
	kevratina cf. kevradura	252900
defeat, breakage; bankruptcy	kevrita f.	252910
burial of the dead; burial place	kevurá (ebr.) f.	252920
quay	key (fr.) m.	252925
cheese stew, souffl?	kezada f.	252930
a small cheese pie	kezadika f.	252950
sulphurous acid	kezap (t.) m.	252960
a vessel for keeping the cheese	kezera f.	252970
cheese shop	kezería f.	252980
manufacturer/seller of cheeses	kezero m.	252990
cheese	kezo m.	253000
heretic, atheist, unbeliever	kiafir (t.) adj. & m.	253100
	kiamet (t.) cf. kiyamet	253110
Chianti wine	kianti (it.) m.	253120
	kiasé (t.) cf. kyasé	253130
	kiatib (t.) cf. kyatib	253140
	kiavgir (t.) cf. kyavgir	253150
proud, arrogant	kibir (t.) adj.	253160
arrogance	kibirlik (t.) m.	253170
match	kibrit (t.) m.	253180
explosive in nature, ignites quickly	kibritlí (t.) adj.	253200
honoring father and mother	kibud av va-em (ebr.)	253210
kibbutz	kibuz (ebr.) m.	253220
horse/donkey kick	kich (t.) m.	253230
to dare; to refuse (to a close person), to scold someone who is usually answered; spend money	kidear (t.) v.	253260
Kiddush	kidush (ebr.) m.	253290
marriage	kidushim /kidushin (ebr.) m. pl.	253320
	kieayá (t.) cf. keaya	253350
meatball, kebab	kiebap (t.) m.	253360
pleasure, enjoyment, amusement, fun, good mood	kief (t.) m.	253370
type of fish: Mullet	kiefal (t.) m.	253450
slightly drunk	kiefchí (t.) adj.	253460
the guarantor	kiefil (t.) m.	253470
who is in a good mood	kieflí (t.) adj.	253480
in a bad mood, upset; sick, suffering, miserable	kiefsiz (t.) adj.	253490
hard disease; discomfort	kiefsizlik (t.) m.	253500
dumpling, cutlet	kiefté (t.) f.	253510
a small cutlet	kieftika (t.) f.	253520
hot-tempered	kiefur (t.) m. & adj.	253530
	kiefur(e)ar /se (t.) cf. kefurear/se	253540
fury, anger	kiefurluk (t.) m.	253550
Immature and bland melon; a nickname for an opaque person	kielek (t.) m.	253560
	kieler (t.) cf. keler	253570
	kielesh (t.) cf. kelesh	253580
	kielibar (t.) cf. keribar	253590
	kielim (t.) cf. kilim	253595
	kielipur (t.) cf. kilipur	253600
	kielpazé (t.) cf. kiepazé	253610
	kiemán (t.) cf. kemán	253620
	kiemanedjí (t.) cf. kemanedjí	253630
	kiemer (t.) m.	253640
	kiemur (t.) cf. kemur	253645
	kien cf. ken	253650
	kienar (t.) cf. kenar	253660
a thin man; a person who is not satisfied with anything	kiendí beyenmez (t.) m.	253670
coarse wool coat	kiep m.	253680
cheeky, rough man, wild man	kiepazé/kiepazel (t.) m.	253690
scandal, disgrace	kiepazelik (t.) m.	253720
ladle	kieptek (t.) m.	253730
	kierá (t.) cf. kirá	253740
	kieradjí (t.) cf. kiradjí	253745
a brothel	kierán (t.) f.	253750
refreshments	kierash (gr.) m.	253760
to serve refreshments	kierashear (gr.) v.	253770
villain, crook, despicable man	kieratá (t.& gr.) m.	253780
	kierech (t.) cf. kirech	253790
	kierer cf. kerer	253800
	kieresté (t.) cf. kereste	253810
noble, generous	kierim (t.) adj.	253820
	kiesat (t.) cf. kesat	253826
	kieshke (t.) cf. keshke	253830
jar	kiesto m.	253840
	kiesto adj. cf. kisto	253845
	kietén (t.) cf. ketén	253850
quiet, calm, peaceful	kieto adj.	253860
peace, calmness, tranquility	kietud f.	253870
church; a church organization	kieza (it.) f.	253880
	kiezap (t.) cf. kezap	253890
	kifí cf. kefí	253900
delicacy bun	kifle m.	253910
	kifté (t.) cf. kiefté	253920
	kiftika (t.) cf. kieftika	253930
to Insult, to slander	kifunar (t.) v.	253940
curse, insult, profanity, blasphemy	kifur (t.)	253950
to curse, to insult, to desecrate the name; to blow up, to smash	kifurear (t.) v.	253960
a call expressing feelings of disgust;	kih! interj.	253970
value	kiimet (t.) m.	253990
conscientious	kiimetlí (t.) adj.	254000
ingot, a lump of metal	kijo m.	254010
a metal wire wound on a silk core	kilaptán (t.) m.	254020
carat, weight for gold and gems	kilate m.	254030
wardrobe	kiler (t.) m.	254040
	kilibar (t.) cf. keribar	254050
sheath for knife, spectacle case, jewelry box, purse; coverage	kilif (t.) m.	254060
appearance, figure	kilik (t.) m.	254070
woven rug, kilim	kilim (t.) m.	254080
bargain	kilipur (t.) m.	254090
looking for bargain	kilipurdjí (t.) m.	254120
used, dimmed	kilistur (t.) adj.	254130
kilo (abbr. for kilogram)	kilo m.	254140
kilogram	kilogram/o/a m.	254150
a thousand liters	kilolitro m.	254160
kilometer	kilometro m.	254170
underwear for men; riding shorts, ankle boots	kilotes (fr./t.) m. pl.	254180
soft rug, pillow	kiltuk (t.) m.	254190
who knows	kim bilir (t.) interj.	254200
false imagination, hallucination	kimera f.	254210
coop, poultry cage	kimez (t.) m.	254220
chemistry	kímika f.	254230
chemical	kímiko adj.	254240
lavender, oregano	kimión m.	254250
chemist	kimisto/a m.	254260
kimono	kimonó m.	254270
coal	kimur (t.) m.	254280
coal burner	kimurdjí (t.) m.	254300
charcoal warehouse	kimurluk (t.) m.	254310
	kimyá (ebr.) cf. kemeá	254320
over charger	kimyadjí (ebr.) adj.	254330
jealousy	kiná (1) (ebr.) f.	254340
lament; bad luck, disaster	kiná (2) (ebr.) f.	254350
China	Kina cf. China	254360
interwoven wire	kinap (t.) m.	254370
twilight	kindí (t.) m.	254380
	kindze cf. kinze	254400
cinema	kinematograf m.	254410
cinema owner	kinematografchí m.	254420
Chinese; Chinese language)	kinez/o m. & adj.	254430
Chinese; unintelligible language	kinezko m.	254440
engagement agreement; property	kinián (ebr.) m.	254450
five hundred	kinientos num.	254470
lice	kinim (ebr.) m. pl.	254480
quinine	kinin/kinino/kinina m./f.	254490
hemp	kinivir (t.) m.	254500
metal tools; metal tool shop	kinkayería f.	254510
fiery red	kinkermez (t.) adj.	254520
hold a grudge	kinlí (ebr.) adj.	254530
grudge	kinlilik (ebr.) m.	254540
quintet (Poker)	kinta n.	254550
one hundred kg (according to others: 50 kg)	kintal m.	254560
five million	kintelion num.	254565
fifth	kinteno adj.	254570
fifth	kinto adj.	254580
one fifth (1/5)	kinto m.	254590
double five	kintuplado adj.	254600
multiply by five	kintuplar v.	254610
five times more, five times	kintuple adj.	254620
fifteen	kinze num.	254630
fifteenth	kinzen/o adj.	254640
a set of 15 things	kinzena n.	254650
apathetic	kiohné (t.) adj.	254660
remote place	kiohné (t.) m.	254670
root, source	kiok (t.) m.	254680
belt	kiordé (t.)	254740
blindly; in unexpected way	kiorlemedén (t.) adv.	254750
fresh	kiorpé (t.) adj.	254760
without a beard	kiosé adj.	254770
hard leather for a sole; flesh hard as sole	kioselé (t.) m.	254780
corner	kioshé (t.) m.	254790
pavilion, summer house, kiosk	kios(h)k (t.) m.	254800
watch necklace; obstacle	kiostek (t.) m.	254810
to cause a failure	kiosteklenear (t.) v.	254820
to fail, to encounter an obstacle	kiosteklenearse (t.) v. refl.	254830
village	kioy (t.) m.	254840
a native of a village, resident of a village	kioylú (t.) m.	254850
cap	kipa (ebr.) f.	254860
Cypriote, Cypriote resident	kipriote m. adj.	254870
Cyprus	Kipro m.	254880
Yom Kippur, Day of Atonement	Kipur (ebr.) m.	254890
rent	kirá (t.) f.	254900
tenant; a person who rents a horse/donkey	kiradjí (t.) m.	254920
rent	kiradjilík m.	254925
frost layer	kiragí (t.) m.	254930
	kirat cf. kilate	254940
skin bottle	kirba (t.) f.	254950
whip	kirbach (t.) m.	254960
whiplash	kirbachada (f.) f.	254970
to whip	kirbachladear (t.) v.	254980
lime	kirech (t.) m.	254990
scarlet	kiribaldi m.	255000
wagoner	kiridjí (t.) m.	255010
peanut	kirikit m.	255020
fur coat (for women and men)	kirim (t.) m.	255030
Leftover food/tobacco leaves; gravel	kirintí (t.) m.	255040
beam, rafter, girder	kirish (t.) m.	255050
to cut hair; to cut	kirkear (t.) v.	255060
strand	kirkma (t.) m.	255070
low person; a person of less value	kirlangich (t.) m.	255080
	kirlanta cf. girlanda	255090
dirty	kirlí (t.) adj.	255100
dirt	kirlilik (t.) m.	255110
	kirmiz (t.) cf. kermez	255120
to harden, to stiffen, to become hard as stone	kirpich- azerse kirpich (t.)	255130
slot; scratch	kirtik (t.) m.	255150
surgeon	kirurgo (it.) m.	255160
surgery	kirurjía (it.) f.	255170
	kiryatura cf. kriatura	255180
childishness	kiryaturería f.	255190
maybe	kisas adv.	255200
sour water	kisela (serb.-cro.)- agua de kisela	255210
Quiche!	kish! interj.	255220
	kishé (t.) cf. kiosé	255230
barrack; meadow; greenhouse	kishlá (t.) f.	255240
hinge; doorpost	kisio m.	255250
to be jealous	kiskanear (t.) v.	255260
	kiskeneo cf. keskineo	255270
	kiskín (t.) cf. keskín	255280
	kiskinear (t.) cf. keskinear	255290
Kislev	Kislev (ebr.) m.	255300
kismet	kismet (t.) m.	255310
lucky	kismetlí (t.) adj.	255330
cyst	kiste m.	255340
	kistiano cf. kristiano	255350
beloved	kisto adj.	255360
mule	kistraka (t.) f.	255370
lacking	kit adj.	255380
divorcee	kita f.	255400
women's gathering	kitá (ebr.) f.	255410
godmother; gossip; escape aperture, cause for escape	kitada f.	255420
nervous tendency to take something out of place and put it back constantly	kitadero m.	255430
godfather, best-man; uprooting	kitador/dera n.	255440
the ceremony of bringing the circumcised into the hands of the godfather; the gift of the godparents for circumcision	kitadura f.	255470
cleans with dry cleaning	kitamanchas m.	255480
retirement	kitamiento m.	255490
voucher, receipt	kitansa f.	255500
to issue receipt/voucher	kitansar v.	255510
entertainment; a nickname for a cheerful person who removes worries	kitansya f.	255520
to take out, to remove, to omit, to deduct, to reduce, to set aside; to expel, to give a divorce; to leave	kitar v.	255530
guitar	kitara f.	256090
to divorce; to be released	kitarse v. refl.	256100
divorce	kitasión f.	256140
popcorn	kitires (t.) m. pl.	256150
shortage, lack, poverty, hunger, drought	kitlik (t.) m.	256160
divorced man	kito m. & adj.	256170
to stimulate controversy, to provoke intrigue	kitrug- meter kitrug (ebr.)	256180
	kituba cf. ketuba (ebr.)	256190
curly (hair), curled	kivirdjik (t.) adj.	256200
regular support given to scholars by the community or a local gentleman in order for them to study regularly	kiviút (ebr.) m.	256210
prestige, reputation; nice appearance	kiyafet (t.) m.	256220
panic; in a frightening way	kiyamet (t.) m.& adj.	256250
strict (unnecessary), irritable (in vain); alarmist	kiyametchí (t.) m.	256270
almost, probably	kiymat (ebr.) adv.	256280
sled	kizak (t.) m.	256290
	kizas cf. kisas	256295
angry, furious, desperate; fiery, whitened	kizdereado (t.) adj.	256300
to warm, to heat, to whiten; to anger, to annoy	kizderear (t.) v.	256310
to warm up, to heat up; to get angry, to be angry, to be furious, to be upset	kizderearse (t.) refl.	256320
glow; anger, rage, irritability	kizdereo (t.) m.	256330
enraging, irritating, annoying	kizdirdjí (t.) adj.	256340
	kizd(i)riar/se (t.) cf. kizderear/se	256350
ardor, fiery heat	kizdirma (t.) f.	256360
very angry, going crazy	kizgin (t.) adj.	256370
My daughter!	kizim! (t.) interj.	256380
to inflame, to ignite, to incite	kizishear (t.) v.	256390
to get hot, to get angry	kizishearse v. refl.	256400
	Kizlev (ebr.) cf. Kislev	256410
hat, cylinder	klak m.	256420
screaming	klamante adj.	256430
to cry out	klamar v.	256440
cry for help, outcry	klamor m.	256450
noisy, loud, howling	klamorozo adj.	256460
clan	klan m.	256480
secret, covert, underground; illegal	klandestino adj.	256490
egg protein	klara f.	256510
clearly	klaramente adv.	256530
ray of light, twinkle, glow; enlightenment, clarity, purity	klaredad f.	256550
clarity, purity	klareza f.	256580
	klaridad cf. klaredad	256590
to clarify	klarifikar v.	256600
clarification, enlightenment; refining	klarifikasión f.	256610
clarinet	klarinet/klarnet/klarineta m./f.	256620
first light (of day); clarification	klarío m.	256630
bright, clean, pure, fresh, transparent; visible, sure	klaro adj.	256640
clearly	klaro adv.	256680
bright, clean, pure, fresh, transparent; clear, visible, for sure	klaror m.	256700
class	klasa f.	256710
ranking, sorting, classification	klasamiento m.	256770
to sort, to classify, to arrange in classes	klasar (fr.) v.	256780
to sort, to classify, to arrange in classes	klasifikar v.	256790
sorting, classification	klasifikasión f.	256800
classic, exemplary	klásiko adj.	256810
classics, classicism	klasitsizmo/klasisizmo m.	256820
cling to	klavar v.	256830
	klavear cf. enklavar	256840
gold/silver thread	klavedón m.	256850
	klavelina cf. klavina	256860
manufacturer/seller of nails	klavero m.	256870
keyboard	klaviatura (fr.) f.	256875
small nail, tack	klaviko m.	256880
clavicle	klavíkula f.	256885
carnation (flower)	klavina/klaviína f.	256890
piano	klavir (alem.) m.	256900
nail; clove (spice)	klavo m.	256910
	klema cf. krema	256990
mercy, compassion; pardon, forgiveness	klemensia/klemensa f.	257010
compassionate, forgiving	klemente adj.	257030
parting; haircut with a parting	klencha f.	257040
gold coin chain for forehead	klenchera f.	257050
kleptomaniac	kleptomán adj. & m.	257060
kleptomania	kleptomanía f.	257070
clergy	klerigo m.	257075
clerical; of the clergy	klerikal adj.	257080
clericalism	klerikalizmo/e m.	257090
client, customer, buyer	klient/e n.	257100
clientele	klientela f.	257110
clique, band, group	klika f.	257120
climate	klima f.	257130
climate	klimátiko adj.	257140
clinic	klinik/a f.	257150
clinical	kliniko adj.	257160
church	klisa (t.) f.	257170
clich?, print template	klishé (fr.) m.	257180
clitoris	klitoris m.	257190
sewer pipe	kloaka f.	257200
chicks	klochka/kloshka (t.) f.	257210
chlorine; chloroform	kloro m.	257230
finishing, locking	klotura (fr.) f.	257235
to finish	kloturar (fr.) v.	257240
partition, buffer	kluazón (fr.) f.	257250
club	klub/klup m.	257260
club member	klubista m.	257270
to live together	koabitar v.	257280
power	koah (ebr.) m.	257290
coalition	koalisión f.	257310
to unite	koalizar v.	257320
to unite, to become one association, to enter the coalition	koalizarse (fr.) v. refl.	257330
priesthood	koanut (ebr.) f.	257340
common	koasosiado adj.	257350
coward	kobarde/kobardo adj.	257360
cowardice	kobardez/a f.	257370
Cobra	kobra f.	257380
gun case	kobur (t.) m.	257390
heel; small bone, bone-joint	koch m.	257400
	kochadura cf. kochura	257420
corn ear; counter-voucher	kochán (t.)	257430
to ripen, to bake	kochar v.	257440
carriage; car	koche m.	257450
ripe; cooked, baked	kocho adj.	257460
cooking, baking; ripeness	kochura f.	257470
a tail; braid, ''horse tail''; trail; turn	koda (it.) f.	257490
of tail	kodal (it.) adj.	257530
constitution, Book of Laws, codex	kodeks/o m.	257540
Book of Laws, codex	kódiche (it.) m.	257550
to make/convene laws, to legislate; to encrypt, to encode	kodifikar v.	257560
codification	kodifikasión f.	257570
big, huge; high; grown	kodjá (t.) adj.	257580
big size; a huge thing	kodjamán (t.) m.	257630
giant	kodjamití (t.) adj.	257640
	kodorniz cf. kuaderniz	257650
	kodrediko cf. kodreriko	257660
	kodredo cf. kodrero	257670
lamb, sheep; (metaphorically:) an obedient and disciplined person	kodreriko/kodreliko/kodrediko m.	257680
lamb, sheep	kodrero m.	257690
nape	kodriyo cf. kolodriyo	257700
	koen adj. cf. koetaneo	257710
	koén (ebr.) cf. ko'hén	257720
be congruent (geom.); to come at random at the same time	koensidar (fr.) v.	257730
congruence (geom.); coincidence	koensidensia f.	257740
joint heir	koeredador/koeredor m.	257750
to inherit jointly	koeredar m.	257760
coherent	koerente adj.	257770
fellow, colleague	koermano m.	257780
of same age, belonging to a certain age group	koetaneo adj.	257790
	koetidiano cf. kotidiano	257800
coexistence	koexistensia f.	257810
to coexist	koexistir v.	257820
monkey	kof (ebr.) m.	257825
infidel, converted, profane, sinner	kofer (ebr.) m. & adj.	257830
heretical/converted/blasphemous woman	kofera (ebr.) f. & adj.	257840
	kofered (ebr.) cf. kofera	257850
	koferensia cf. konferensia	257860
heresy, blasphemy	koferut (ebr.) m.	257870
kofia - traditional headdress for a married woman (Salonica); Migbaat (one of the garments of the sons of Aaron the priest)	kofia/kofiya f.	257880
wearing the kofia, time of wearing the kofia	kofiado adj.	257890
basket, fruit basket	kofín (fr.) m.	257900
box, crate, safe	kofre m.	257910
priest	ko'hén (ebr.) m.	257930
eye shadow	kohol cf. alkóhol	257945
field of cucumbers	kohombral m.	257950
forces	kohot (ebr.) m. pl.	257960
coincidence	koinsidensia f.	257970
to coincide	koinsidir/koinsidar v.	257980
intercourse	koito m.	257990
collector	kojedor m.	258000
collecting	kojedura f.	258010
fold	kojentura f.	258020
collect	kojer v.	258030
collection of money, begging, beggary	kojeta f.	258040
collection	kojidura f.	258060
	kojín cf. koshín	258070
refined hard coal	kok m.	258080
coca; a braid	koka f.	258090
cocaine	kokaín/a m./f.	258100
addicted to cocaine	kokainomano m.	258110
cockade; pedigree plate	kokarda (fr.) f.	258120
Caucasus	Kokaz m.	258130
Caucasian, Caucasian person	kokaziario m. & adj.	258140
whooping-cough	kokelush (fr.) m.	258150
coquettish woman	koketa f.	258160
to flirt	koketear v.	258170
coquetry ,love making	koketería f.	258180
dandy	koketo adj.	258190
make up, eye shadow	kokinada (gr.) f.	258200
to sit in a bent over position	koklías- asentar de koklías	258210
wild poppy	koklikó/kokolikó (fr.) m.	258230
coconut	koko m.	258240
chick (in children's language)	kokó m.	258260
	kokodrilo cf. krokodil	258270
	kokombro (fr.) cf. pipino	258280
housewife; a beautifully dressed woman; (in children's language:) illustration	kokona (gr.) f.	258290
to cuddle, to caress; to brag	kokonearse (t.) v. refl.	258300
a young and gentle woman; small picture, illustration; doll; figurine	kokonika (gr.) f.	258310
the crowing of the rooster; playing fingers with a baby; rooster (in children's language)	kokoriko m.	258320
empty nut	kokorota f.	258330
tail, petiole	kokote m.	258350
spinning door; rotating display stand	kokoyno m.	258360
poor, penniless, destitute	kokóz/kokós (t.) m. & adj.	258370
unhappiness, unlucky	kokozluk (t.) m.	258390
cocktail	kokteyl m.	258400
perfumed	kokulí/kokulú (t.) adj.	258410
	kokunika (gr.) cf. kokonika	258420
seasoned lamb sausages; chopped beef intestine roasted in a pan	kokurech (t.) m.	258430
a small tuber; a nickname for a careful card player	kokuyiko m.	258440
silkworm cocoon	kokuyo m.	258450
all	kol (ebr.) adj.	258460
collar	kol (fr.) m.	258510
bodyguard, guard; police station; police patrol	kol (t.) m.	258520
cabbage	kol m.	258530
	kol nidré (ebr.) cf. kal nidré	258555
starch, glue starch, glue	kola (1) f.	258560
line, column, row; tail	kola (2) f.	258570
co-worker, work/task partner, colleague	kolaborador m.	258620
to collaborate with	kolaborar v.	258630
collaboration	kolaborasión f.	258640
	kolaborasionista/o cf. kolaborador	258650
a bun, bagel	kolach m.	258660
laundry, clothes for washing, washing; filtering	kolada f.	258670
filtering	koladijo m.	258700
	kolado adj. cf. enkolado	258710
filtering	kolado m.	258720
strainer, filter	kolador m.	258730
filtering; starching	koladura f.	258740
spy	kolaguz (t.) m.	258750
belt	kolán (t.) m.	258760
chain, necklace	kolana f.	258770
ironer	kolandón m.	258790
coriander	kolantro m.	258800
collar, stiff collar; necklace	kolar m.	258810
to wash; to filter	kolar v.	258820
	kolavorador cf. kolaborador	258830
	kolavorar cf. kolaborar	258840
	kolavorasión cf. kolaborasión	258850
easy, comfortable	kolay (t.) adj.	258860
comfort, ease; temporary financial help	kolaylík (t.) m.	258910
to facilitate	kolayladear (t.) v.	258930
blanket; pillow-cover	kolcha f.	258940
to upholster	kolchar v.	258950
manufacturer/fixer of mattresses	kolchero m.	258960
garment pin	kolchete m.	258970
mattress; metaphorically: a woman who does not pay attention to the cleanliness of her body	kolchón m.	258980
an iron bolt for the house gate	koldemirí (t.) m.	259010
watchman; tax collector	koldjí (t.) m.	259020
to expel, to banish	kolear (t.) v.	259030
high school student	koledjiano m.	259040
school, seminary, high school, beit midrash	koledjio m.	259050
colleague	kolega/o m.	259060
collegial	kolegial adj.	259070
	kolej (fr.) cf. koledjio	259080
collection, file	koleksión f.	259090
to collect, to gather	koleksionar v.	259100
collector	koleksionario m.	259110
	koleksioner cf. koleksionario	259120
	koleksionista cf. koleksionario	259130
collection of money	kolekta f.	259140
public, collective	kolektividad/kolektivitá f.	259150
to organize collectively, to collectivize	kolektivizar v.	259160
collectivization	kolektivizasión f.	259170
collectivity, collectivism	kolektivizmo/kolektivismo m.	259180
collective	kolektivo adj.	259190
collector, charity collector; gatherer, hoarder, collector; Lot seller	kolektor m.	259200
community, a community center, a charity society	kolel (ebr.) m.	259210
community organization	kolelut (ebr.) f.	259220
	kólera cf. holera	259230
	kolerado cf. korelado	259240
collar; tie	koleto (1) (it.) m.	259250
package	koleto (2) (fr.) m.	259260
a kind of soup	koleynas f. pl.	259280
	kolgado cf. enkolgado	259295
	kolgar cf. enkolgar	259300
kidney	koliá (ebr.) f.	259305
hill	koliado m.	259310
	koliar cf. kolié	259320
necklace; collar	kolié/kolier (fr.) m.	259330
intestinal spasm	kólika f.	259340
stimulates the appetite, raises saliva	kolina (it.)- azer venir la kolina en la boka	259350
hill, mound; (popular term for) washing	kolina f.	259360
Coulis fish	kolios (gr.) m.	259370
collision	kolizión f.	259380
to observe, to follow, to follow	kolladear (t.) v.	259390
full, replete; a person who enjoys everything good	kolmado adj.	259400
to fill, to overfill	kolmar v.	259410
canine tooth, premolar	kolmío m.	259420
limit, peak; a mound of dirt on a fresh grave	kolmo m.	259430
nape	kolodriyo m.	259450
colophon	kolofón m.	259460
to put, to lay down, to set up	kolokar v.	259470
pigeon, dove	kolomba f.	259480
colonist	kolón (fr.) (1) m.	259490
	kolón (fr.) (2) cf. kolona	259500
column	kolona f.	259510
row of columns	kolonada (fr.) f.	259520
swallow	kolondrina f.	259530
colonel	kolonel (fr.) m.	259540
eau de cologne	kolonia f.	259550
colony	kolonía/kolonia f.	259560
colonial	kolonial adj.	259570
import products from the colonies	koloniales	259580
colonialist; trader in foodstuffs	kolonialisto/e m.	259590
colonist	kolonista/o m.	259600
colonist	kolonizador m.	259610
colonize	kolonizar v.	259620
colonization	kolonizasión f.	259630
	kolono cf. kolonista	259640
color	kolor f.	259650
anger, annoyance, rage	kolora f.	259730
to redden, to dye red	koloradear v.	259750
to blush, to become red	koloradearse v. refl.	259760
blush, redness, flush	koloradez f.	259770
red, crimson; colorful	kolorado adj.	259780
coloring matter	kolorante m.	259800
	kolorar cf. kolorear	259810
becoming red, blushing; painting; color	kolorasión f.	259820
to paint	kolorear v.	259830
to blush	kolorearse v. refl.	259840
painted, covered with paint; colorful	kolorido adj.	259850
Colossus	kolos/o m.	259860
colossal	kolosal adj.	259870
	kolpear cf. golpear	259880
a blow; stroke; a ruse to achieve a goal	kolpo (it.) m.	259890
peddler	kolportor (fr.) m.	259910
upside down, in a mess	koltoyvo adv.	259920
	koltuk (t.) cf. kultuk	259940
	koluna cf. kolona	259950
comma	koma f.	259960
room floor, room height	komá (ebr.) m.	259970
	komadrar cf. kumadrar	259980
	komadre cf. kumadre	259990
to slander, to gossip	komadrear v.	260000
weasel; rat	komadreja f.	260010
	komadrón cf. kumadrón	260020
order (of goods); order; team leader	komanda f.	260030
commandment	komandado adj.	260050
of an order (of goods)	komandador adj.	260060
a commander, a person who assumes a commanding pose	komandador/dera m.	260070
order, law, mitzvah, command; commandment; headquarters	komandamiento (fr./it.) m.	260080
	komandán (fr.) cf. komandante	260100
headquarters	komandanlik (t.) m.	260105
commandant	komandante adj.	260110
commander, military governor; governor; captain; gang leader	komandante m.	260130
to command, to instruct; to order; to send; to be the owner of	komandar v.	260140
to control himself; to be independent	komandarse v. refl.	260170
financing, investment	komandita f.	260180
to finance, to invest money	komanditar v.	260190
partner in a company, investor	komanditario m.	260200
mitzvah, command; commando	komando m.	260210
owner of	komandón m.	260215
food, nutrition, provisions, food supply, foodstuffs	komania f.	260220
	komar (t.) cf. kumar	260250
	komardjí (t.) cf. kumardjí	260260
	komardjear (t.) cf. kumardjear	260270
	komardjilik (t.) cf. kumardjilik	260280
district, region	komarka f.	260290
cloth, fabric; quality of fabric; quality (of some product/person)	komash (t.) m.	260310
battle, war, struggle, combat	kombate m.	260320
beaten	kombatido adj.	260325
fighter; a person who does not give up easily, who has resistance	kombatidor/dera n. & adj.	260330
fighter, warrior	kombat(i)ente m. & adj.	260340
struggle	kombatimiento m.	260350
to wrestle, to fight	kombatir v.	260360
militancy, aggression	kombatividad f.	260370
militant	kombativo adj.	260380
guest, invited	kombidado n. & adj.	260390
host, inviter; urban announcer (distributor of invitations to celebrations)	kombidador m.	260400
to invite, to summon	kombidar v.	260410
party/dinner invitation; summoning a gathering	kombido m.	260430
intrigue	kombina f.	260440
intriguer, tricky	kombinador m.	260460
to attach, to combine, to coordinate, to adjust; to process; to establish; to happen that	kombinar v.	260470
combination, conjunction, assembly, compound; coincidence; opportunity	kombinasión f.	260480
petticoat	kombinezón (fr.) m.	260510
abscess	kombit (gr.) m.	260520
a feast, a party, a reception; invitation	kombit/e m.	260530
to fill, to overflow	komblar (fr.) v.	260540
rival wife (in polygamy)	komblesa/kombleza/komblueza f.	260550
lover (of a married woman)	komblezo m.	260560
	kombluezo cf. komblezo	260570
combustible	kombustivle adj.	260580
combustible	kombustivle m.	260590
hunger, famine	komedero m.	260600
card game (the king can have any desired value); a person who appears at every party and event	komedí (fr.) m.	260610
comedy, light play; metaphorically: two-faced	komedia f.	260620
actor, juggler	komediano (fr.) m.	260640
comedian, clown, joker; metaphorically: hypocrite	komediante m.	260650
a hurried meal, a meal that was not prepared properly	komedijo m.	260660
interval, time limits	komedio m.	260670
gourmand; dining room, dining hall; which can be bribed	komedor m.	260690
the rubbed part, the gnawed part, the part eaten away by use; rubbing, grinding	komedura f.	260715
constant hunger	komeduras f. pl.	260720
commemorator	komemorante n.	260730
to commemorate	komemorar v.	260740
commemoration	komemorasión f.	260750
commemorative	komemorativo adj.	260760
	komendansa cf. enkomendansa	260770
	komendar cf. enkomendar	260780
to begin, to start	komensar v.	260790
commentator	komentador m.	260800
to interpret, to comment	komentar v.	260810
commentary	komentario m.	260820
comment	komento m.	260840
food; a meal, a stew	komer m.	260850
to eat, to dine; to scratch, to corrode	komer v.	260960
commercial	komerchal (it.) adj.	261340
merchant	komerchante (it.) m.	261350
to trade	komerchar (it.) v.	261360
to release from customs	komerchear (it.) v.	261370
customs agent	komerchero (it.) m.	261380
customs, customs administration; trade	komercho (it.) m.	261390
a small stew properly made for one or two persons	komeriko m.	261410
merchant	komersante n.	261420
to eat; to be eaten, to be consumed, to decay	komerse v. refl.	261430
commercial	komersial adj.	261540
commercialize; install a product for marketing; exploit an idea/invention commercially	komersializar v.	261550
commerce	komersio m.	261560
desire, longing; scabies	komesina f.	261570
edible	komestivle adj.	261580
groceries	komestivle m.	261590
comet	kometa f.	261600
the perpetrator (criminal act), the offender	kometedor m.	261605
to commit a crime	kometer v.	261610
comfort, condolences, encouragement; well-being, comfort	komfort m.	261620
a woman fatiguing with talking, biting the hearts of people, resentful, grumbling incessantly	komicha f.	261630
to chatter; to eat the soul of, to annoy	komichar/komichear v.	261640
meal, feast; food	komida f.	261650
eaten, worn out; satiated, who ate to his heart's content	komido adj.	261680
	komido cf. komida	261690
start	komienso m.	261695
funny, amusing, joking, ludicrous, laughable, comical	komik (fr.) adj.	261700
funny, amusing, joking, ludicrous, laughable, comical	kómiko adj.	261710
comedian, humorist, comedy actor	kómiko m.	261720
eater, glutton	komilón m.	261730
commissariat, the commissioner's house; police station	komisariato m.	261740
agent, , official; commander (police), commissioner	komisario m.	261750
commissioner	komiser (fr.) m.	261760
commission, service fees; irritation, itching	komisión/a f.	261770
agent; courier for small errands for a fee; commissioner, appointed official	komisionario m.	261800
commissioner; broker, stock agent	komisioner m.	261810
rebellion, insurrection	komita (t.) m.	261820
rebel, insurgent (in Macedonia); highwayman	komitadjí (t.) m.	261830
committee	komitato/komitado (it.) m.	261840
committee; board of directors	komité m.	261850
entourage	komitiva f.	261860
edible	komivle adj.	261870
humor, comicality	komizmo m.	261880
like, similar to, as roughly, about	komo adv.	261890
how? in what way?	komo? interog.	262030
comfortably	komod adv.	262100
chest	komod/kómodo (fr.) f.	262110
night table, dresser	komodino m.	262120
convenience	komoditá (it.) f.	262130
like, in what way	komodo conj.	262140
opportunity, possibility, chance	komodo m.	262160
comfortable, easy	kómodo adj.	262170
to share in sorrow	kompadeser v.	262180
godfather; ally, friend	kompadre m.	262190
dense, compressed, cohesive, coherent	kompakto adj.	262200
community, congregation, fellowship	kompanía/nya f.	262210
commercial/industrial company; close friends; guests	kompanyía f.	262220
partner, companion, wife, girl friend	kompanyera f.	262240
friend, colleague	kompanyero m.	262250
	kompanyo (it.) cf. kompanyón	262260
friend	kompanyón (fr.) m.	262280
likened to, compared to	komparado adj.	262290
misplaced (offensive) comparisons	komparajes m. pl.	262300
to compare, to contrast, to liken	komparar v.	262310
comparison, confrontation	komparasión f.	262320
comparative	komparativo adj.	262330
comparable	komparavle adj.	262340
to appear, to appear in court	kompareser v.	262350
comparison	komparezón (fr.) f.	262360
compartment	kompartimento/a m./f.	262370
a colleague, a member of the same group or association	kompartizano m.	262380
calipers; compass; rhythm	kompas m.	262390
excessive frugality in the household	kompasamiento m.	262410
to be satisfied with a modest profit; to spend money carefully/moderately; to settle for little	kompasarse v. refl.	262420
compassion, mercy, participation in grief	kompasión f.	262430
to pity	kompatir v.	262440
corresponds to, matches with, coincides with	kompativle adj.	262450
compatriot, son of the same country/city	kompatriota/o m.	262460
I beg your pardon! - a polite way to say ''buttock''	kompedrón! interj.	262470
compensatory	kompensante adj.	262480
to compensate, to balance	kompensar v.	262490
compensation, indemnity, recompense	kompensasión f.	262500
compensation	kompenso m.	262510
	kompesar cf. empesar	262530
competence, talent, fitness, ability, expertise	kompetensia f.	262540
competent, talented, capable, qualified, expert	kompetente adj.	262550
	kompeter cf. kompetir	262560
competitor, rival	kompetidor m.	262570
to compete	kompetir v.	262580
competition, test	kompetisión f.	262590
to collect	kompilar v.	262610
verse	kompla f.	262620
kindness, politeness, willingness to help	komplazensia f.	262650
kind, full of willingness to help	komplaziente adj.	262670
to compose a poem, to rhyme; to toast	komplear v.	262680
complex	komplekso m.	262690
complementary	komplementario adj.	262700
complement	komplemento m.	262710
	komplet (fr.) cf. kompleto	262720
completely	kompletamente/damente adv.	262730
completion	kompletamiento m.	262740
to complete	kompletar v.	262750
complete	kompleto adj.	262760
	komplezensia cf. komplazensia	262770
a partner in a crime, a partner in evil; helper, friend	kompliche (it.) n. & adj.	262780
complicity in committing a crime; conspiracy, secret agreement	komplichidad/komplichitá (it.) f.	262790
totally	komplidamente adv.	262800
	komplido cf. kumplido	262810
complicated	komplikado adj.	262820
complicate	komplikar v.	262830
to become entangled	komplikarse v. refl.	262840
complication	komplikasión f.	262850
to compliment, to praise, to wish, to bless	komplimentar v.	262860
compliment, praise, blessing, wish; performance, fulfillment; reaching the age of mitzvah	komplimento/komplimiento m.	262870
	komplir cf. kumplir	262880
complicity in a bad thing; conspiracy, secret agreement	komplisidad/komplisitá f.	262890
conspirator, rebel	komplotador/dera n.	262900
to conspire, to rebel	komplotar v.	262910
conspiracy	komploto m.	262920
author (book, music); assembler	komponedor/dera n.	262930
composition, assembly, editing	komponedura f.	262940
component	komponente m.	262950
to compose, to assemble, to create, to edit, to arrange; to fix	komponer v.	262960
to be composed of	komponerse v. refl.	262961
composed of	komponido adj.	262970
educated, well-bred	komportado adj.	262980
behavior	komportamiento m.	262990
to be composed of, to include; to behave	komportar v.	263000
to behave	komportarse v. refl.	263010
behavior, manners	komporto m.	263020
compote bowl	kompostiera f.	263050
compote	komposto f.	263060
composition; modest behavior	kompostura f.	263070
composed of, composed	kompozado adj.	263080
components, the parts that make up the whole; the group members	kompozantes m. pl.	263090
to assemble; to arrange; to compose (a work), to compose	kompozar v.	263100
to be assembled; to be arranged; to be composed	kompozarse v. refl.	263105
composition	kompozisión f.	263110
composer, author	kompozitor/kompozidor m.	263120
buying, purchasing	kompra f.	263130
patient redemption (change of name)	komprado m.	263140
buyer, customer	komprador/dera n.	263150
to buy	komprar v.	263160
understanding; encircling, encirclement; comprising	kompreansión f.	263170
to comprise; to understand, to grasp	komprender v.	263180
warm bandage, compress	kompresa f.	263190
compression	kompresión f.	263200
compressed	komprezo adj.	263205
acquisition, purchase	komprida f.	263210
	komprimado cf. komprimido	263220
pill, capsule	komprimé (fr.) m.	263230
compressed	komprimido adj.	263240
to compress	komprimir v.	263250
comprised	komprizo adj.	263260
puts in danger	komprometedor/dera adj.	263270
to cause difficulties, to risk, to put in danger; to oblige	komprometer v.	263280
to undertake, to risk; to agree to arbitration, to compromise	komprometerse v. refl.	263290
which has a risk; binding	komprometiente adj.	263300
compromise (with the conscience); commitment, obligation	komprometimiento m.	263310
compromise (with the conscience)	kompromisión f.	263320
consent to arbitration, compromise, settlement, conciliation; Commitment, decision	kompromiso m.	263330
agency; counter	komptuar (fr.) m.	263340
mounting	kompuesta f.	263345
composed of, composed	kompuesto adj.	263350
	kompustura cf. kompostura	263360
computer	komputadora f.	263370
common	komún adj.	263380
communal	komunal adj.	263390
community; community council	komunidad/komunitá f.	263400
communicated	komunikado adj.	263410
announcement, publication, information, official announcement, communique	komunikado m.	263420
combined, interlaced	komunikante adj.	263430
to communicate	komunikar v.	263440
communication	komunikasión f.	263450
communicative	komunikativo adj.	263460
communism	komunismo/komunizmo m.	263470
communism	komunista/o m. & adj.	263480
communistic	komunizante adj.	263490
with, in-	kon prep.	263500
palace, mansion; governor's house	konak (t.) m.	263610
shell, cannonball	konbara (t.) f.	263615
	konbidado cf. kombidado	263620
	konbidar cf. kombidar	263630
	konbite cf. kombit/e	263640
heel	konch m. (cf. koch)	263650
	konchá (t.) cf. kondjá	263670
forgery, fraud	konchada f.	263680
to decorate, to beautify; to mix, to bind	konchar (it.) v.	263690
desire of a pregnant woman	konchento m.	263700
to concentrate	konchentrar (it.) v.	263710
to concentrate	konchentrarse (it.) v. refl.	263720
concentration	konchentrasión (it.) f.	263730
	konchernando (it.) cf. konsernando	263740
	konchernar (it.) cf. konsernar	263745
concert musician	konchertista (it.) m.	263750
concert	koncherto (it.) m.	263760
room/apartment furnishing	konchijo m.	263770
a kind of card game	konchina f.	263780
proud, arrogant, self-confident, moderate and measured	koncho (port.) adj.	263790
preparations, arrangements	koncho m.	263800
organizer	konchugador (port.) m.	263810
organizational success, success in organizing a business/wedding, etc.	konchugadura (port.) f.	263820
to attach and fit together; to organize, to succeed in organizing; to assemble	konchugar (port.) v.	263830
	konchugo (port.) cf. konchugadura	263840
sentence; condemnation, denunciation	kondana f.	263850
	kondanado (fr.) cf. kondenado	263860
	kondanar (fr.) cf. kondenar	263870
	kondanasión (fr.) cf. kondenasión	263880
	kondanavle (fr.) cf. kondenavle	263890
count, marquis	konde m.	263900
	kondena cf. kondana	263910
convicted, condemned; critically ill, in critical condition	kondenado n. & adj.	263920
condemner	kondenador m.& adj.	263930
to condemn, to banish	kondenar v.	263940
to be convicted, to be condemned, to be denounced	kondenarse v. refl.	263945
conviction, sentence; condemnation, reprimand	kondenasión f.	263950
which is worthy of condemnation, which shall not be done; reprimanded, condemnable	kondenavle adj.	263960
condensed	kondensado adj.	263970
condenser	kondensador m.	263980
countess	kondesa f.	263990
	kondido cf. kundido	264000
	kondir cf. kundir	264010
	kondirse cf. kundirse	264020
condition	kondisión f.	264030
conditioned	kondisional adj.	264080
to condition	kondisionar v.	264090
rose; bud	kondjá (t.) f.	264100
rose bush	kondjalar (t.) m.	264120
from a common source	kondjeneriko adj.	264130
to connect, to attach, to fasten	kondjeniar v.	264140
plenty of roses	kondjeriyo m.	264150
rose bush; rose garden	kondjero m.	264160
	kondjugar cf. konjugar	264170
	kondjugasión cf. konjugasión	264180
together	kondjunto adv.	264190
partner	kondjunto m.	264200
conspirator	kondjurado adj.	264210
partner to an oath; conspirator	kondjurador m.	264220
to swear; to swear someone to, to bewitch; to conspire	kondjurar v.	264230
	kondokta cf. kondukta	264240
condolences, participation in grief	kondole(e)nsias/kodoluensas f. pl.	264250
behavior; a fixed annual rental amount of an attorney	kondota (it.) f.	264260
pipe, channel, conduit	kondoto (it.) m.	264270
to prolong life by reducing use ; to stretch work to increase profits	konduchear v.	264280
thrifty, a person who reduces consumption in order to extend the time of use and enjoyment of the product	konduchero m.	264290
everything that is spread on the bread	konducho m.	264300
to share in sorrow; to express his grief	konduguelerse v. refl.	264310
leading, conducting	konduisa f.	264320
to behave	konduizerse v. refl.	264330
led, guided	konduizido adj.	264340
to lead, to guide, to drive	konduizir v.	264350
behavior; leadership, management; driving	kondukta f.	264360
leader; conductive; driver	konduktor m.	264370
	konduria (t.) cf. kunduria	264380
	konduriería (t.) cf. kunduriería	264390
	konduriero(t.) cf. kunduriero	264400
	kondurya (t.) cf. kunduria	264410
	konduzir cf. konduizir	264420
rabbit	konejo m.	264430
connection	koneksión f.	264440
connected	konekso adj.	264460
connection, connecting link	konektamiento m.	264470
colleague, partner; brother in religion; step brother; cousin	konermano m.	264480
	konesedor cf. konosedor	264490
	konesensia (fr.) cf. konosensia	264500
	koneser cf. konoser	264510
	konesido cf. konosido	264520
a conspiracy, confederate a plot, a trick	konfafa f.	264530
confederate	konfederado adj.	264550
to confederate	konfederarse v. refl.	264560
confederation	konfederasión f.	264570
confederative	konfederativo adj.	264580
confection	konfeksión f.	264590
produced industrially (confection)	konfeksionado adj.	264595
to produce clothes industrially (confection)	konfeksionar v.	264600
lecturer	konferansero m.	264605
lecturer	konferansier (fr.) m.	264610
	konferar cf. konferensiar	264620
lecture, conference	konferensia f.	264630
to lecture, to converse	konferensiar v.	264640
	konfesa cf. konfafa	264650
confessor	konfesador m.	264660
to inform; to plot; to admit, to confess; , to bring to confession	konfesar v.	264670
to confess	konfesarse v. refl.	264690
to confess	konfesión f.	264700
confetti	konfeti (it.) m.	264710
	konfiansa (fr.) cf. konfiensa	264720
to entrust, to hand over, to hand over personal things; to trust in, to rely on	konfiar v.	264730
to trust	konfiarse v. refl.	264740
revealing a secret	konfidensia f.	264750
confidential, private; friendly	konfidensial adj.	264760
confident, secret man; that can be trusted	konfidente n. & adj.	264770
trust; security, certainty	konfiensa f.	264780
trusting, believing	konfiente adj.	264800
limit	konfín m.	264810
imprisoned; exiled	konfinado adj.	264820
exile	konfinado m.	264830
confinement	konfinamiento m.	264840
to confine; to imprison	konfinar v.	264850
to confine/imprison oneself	konfinarse v. refl.	264860
	konfino cf. konfinamiento	264870
confirmed	konfirmado adj.	264875
to confirm	konfirmar v.	264880
confirmation	konfirmasión f.	264890
confirmative	konfirmativo adj.	264900
fattening, confection, marmalade	konfisión f.	264905
the person who prepares the incense concoction	konfisionador m.	264909
to concoct	konfisionar v.	264910
to confiscate	konfiskar v.	264920
confiscation	konfiskasión f.	264930
candy, candied almond, bonbon	konfit/e m.	264940
a bowl of sweets	konfitera f.	264960
candy shop	konfitería f.	264970
candy maker	konfitero m.	264980
jam, concoction, comfiture	konfitura/konfituria f.	264990
	konfityur (fr.) cf. konfitura	265000
conflict	konflikto m.	265010
	konfonder (fr.) cf. konfundir	265030
convenience	konfor (fr.) m.	265040
in agreement, respectively	konformamente adv.	265050
to conform, put in the standard	konformar v.	265060
to adapt, to adjust oneself, to submit to demands; to take into account	konformarse v. refl.	265070
conformation	konformasión f.	265080
in accordance with-	konforme adv.	265090
compatible, appropriate	konforme adj.	265100
respectively	konformamente adv.	265130
conformity	konformidad f.	265140
conformist	konformista n.	265150
conformity	konformizmo m.	265160
consolation, encouragement	konfortamiento m.	265170
comforting, consoling, encouraging	konfortante adj.	265180
to comfort	konfortar v.	265190
comfortable	konfortavle adj.	265200
condolences	konforte m.	265210
comfort, relaxation; consolations	konforto (it.) m.	265220
	konfortozo adj. konfortante	265240
friendly, of brotherhood	konfraternal adj.	265250
confraternity	konfraternidad f.	265260
colleague	konfrer (fr.) m.	265270
confronting	konfrontante adj.	265275
to confront	konfrontar v.	265280
to confront	konfrontarse v. refl.	265290
confrontation	konfrontasión f.	265300
confrontation	konfronto m.	265310
to confuse; to embarrass	konfundir v.	265320
confusion	konfuzión f.	265330
	konfuzir cf. konfundir	265350
confused, embarrassed	konfuzo adj.	265360
heaviness, boredom; frustration; sadness, sorrow; hot flush (in women)	kongosha/kongoja f.	265370
to breathe heavily	kongoshearse v. refl.	265390
beloved, graceful, endearing	kongrasiado adj.	265400
to befriend, to express tenderness; to flatter	kongrasiar v.	265410
to wish, to bless	kongratular v.	265420
congratulation, a greeting, a blessing	kongratulasión f.	265430
congratulatory	kongratulatorio adj.	265440
congregation	kongregasión f.	265450
congressman	kongresista/o m.	265460
congress	kongreso m.	265470
to have mercy	konguajar v.	265480
	konijo cf. konejo	265490
conic	kóniko adj.	265500
vacation, ''pass'' (military vacation permit)	konjé (fr.) m.	265510
to set free; to give a pass (military leave permit)	konjediar (fr.) f.	265520
	konjektura cf. konyuktura	265530
hyperemia, increased blood flow	konjestión f.	265540
full of blood	konjestionado adj.	265550
to have blood congest	konjestionar v.	265560
conjugated, fastened	konjugado adj.	265565
of marriage, conjugal, pairing	konjugal adj.	265570
to conjugate	konjugar v.	265580
conjugation	konjugasión f.	265590
conjunction	konjunsión f.	265600
	konjurar cf. kondjurar	265610
concave	konkavo adj.	265615
despite/provided/in order that	konké conj.	265620
how?	konké? interog.	265630
conquering, occupation	konkista f.	265640
conqueror	konkistador m. & adj.	265650
to conquer	konkistar v.	265660
bitterness of soul; jealousy; annoyance	konkiyas/konkías f. pl.	265670
conclusive	konkluente adj.	265680
to conclude	konkluir v.	265690
to conclude an alliance	konkluir aliansa f.	265700
conclusion	konkluzión f.	265710
concordance	konkordansia f.	265720
concordant	konkordante adj.	265730
to concord	konkordar v.	265740
concordat	konkordato m.	265750
brotherhood, unity, unanimity	konkordia f.	265760
competition, commercial competition	konkorensia f.	265770
to compete, to be in competition with	konkorensiar v.	265780
competitor, rival	konkorente n. & adj.	265790
competition; collaboration; assistance	konkorso m.	265800
to realize, fulfill	konkretar/konkretizar v.	265810
realization	konkretizasión f.	265820
concrete	konkreto adj.	265830
created, born	konkriado adj.	265840
to create, to beget	konkriar v.	265850
to be created, to be born, to be generated	konkriarse v. refl.	265855
concubine	konkubina f.	265860
concubinage	konkubinaje m.	265870
	konkuista cf. konkista	265880
	konkuistador cf. konkistador	265890
	konkuistar cf. konkistar	265900
compete	konkurir v.	265910
competition	konkurso m.	265920
colleague, co-worker	konlavorador m.	265930
a partner in the struggle/ideal/opinion	konlotante/konlutante (it.) m.	265940
	konmemorar cf. komemorar	265950
	konmemorasión cf. komemorasión	265960
	konmemorativo cf. komemorativo	265970
with me	konmigo prep.	265980
mercy, pity	konmizerasión f.	265990
to move, to shock, to arouse pity	konmover v.	266000
to get excited; to be shocked	konmoverse v. refl.	266010
excited; shocked	konmovido adj.	266020
cone	kono m.	266030
comforter	konortador m. & adj.	266040
consolations	konortamiento m.	266050
	konortante cf. konortador adj.	266051
to comfort	konortar v.	266060
to take comfort	konortarse (1) v. refl.	266070
	konortarse (2) cf. komportarse	266080
comfort, condolences	konorte/konorto m.	266090
customs certificate	konosamiento (fr.) m.	266100
expert, knowledgeable, capable	konosedor m. & adj.	266110
knowledge, idea, notion, familiarity; acquaintance	konosensia (fr.) f.	266120
to know, to know, to recognize, to learn	konoser v.	266130
to be recognized, to be identified	konoserse v. refl.	266145
to visit often; to court, to flirt	konoshear (t.) v.	266150
known, famous, well-known, renowned	konosido adj.	266160
acquaintance	konosido m.	266170
circle of acquaintances	konosimienta f.	266180
knowledge, recognition; connection, affinity	konosimiento m.	266190
delicacies	konpanaje m.	266200
	konpedrón cf. kompedrón	266210
	konpesar cf. empesar	266220
	konpla cf. kompla	266230
involved	konprometido/da adj.	266240
to roll	konrojar v.	266250
to break; to exaggerate	konromper/se v./v. refl.	266260
to roll, to wobble	konroyarse v. refl.	266270
holy, sanctified	konsagrado adj.	266280
dedicated to	konsakrado (fr.) adj.	266290
to devote; to sanctify	konsakrar (fr.) v.	266300
to devote oneself to	konsakrarse (fr.) v. refl.	266310
consecration	konsakrasión f.	266320
	konsantrar (fr.) cf. konsentrar	266330
informed, aware, who knows the thing	konsavido adj.	266340
to give up on; to agree, to admit; to give, to grant	konseder v.	266350
outcome	konseguensa (it.) f.	266360
consequential	konseguente (it.) adj.	266390
to result from, to come from	konseguir v.	266400
a tale, a story	konseja f.	266410
advising	konsejador m.	266440
advisor, counsellor	konsejador/dera m.	266450
to advise	konsejar v.	266460
to consult with	konsejarse v. refl.	266470
advisor, counsellor	konsejero n.	266480
a tale	konsejika f.	266490
advice	konsejo m.	266500
	konsekuens(i)a cf. konseguensa	266530
	konsekuenta cf. konseguensa	266535
consecutive	konsekutivo adj.	266540
conscience	konsensia f.	266550
conscientiously	konsensiozamente adv.	266580
serious, strict; conscientious	konsensiozo adj.	266590
consent	konsenso (it.) m.	266600
consensual	konsentido adj.	266610
consenter	konsentiente adj.	266640
concentric	konséntríko adj.	266650
emotion, feeling; consent, joining an opinion; grasp the hidden intention	konsentimiento m.	266660
to consent, to accept; to feel, to sense	konsentir v.	266670
to be convinced, to feel, to sense	konsentirse v. refl.	266690
concentrated	konsentrado adj.	266700
concentration; aggregation, grouping	konsentramiento m.	266710
to concentrate; to accumulate; to compress	konsentrar v.	266720
to concentrate; to concentrate on his thought	konsentrarse v. refl.	266730
concentration	konsentrasión f.	266740
concentrate	konsentrato m.	266750
deposit, delivery, consignment	konsenya f.	266760
	konsenyar cf. konsignar	266770
delivered himself in hands of	konsenyarse v. refl.	266780
conception	konsepsión f.	266790
concept	konsepto m.	266800
concerning	konsernando/konsernante prep.	266810
to concern to, to belong to	konsernar v.	266820
	konsernir cf. konsernar	266840
concert player	konsertante m.	266850
to plan, to arrange; to perform a musical performance, to play in a concert	konsertar v.	266860
concert musician	konsertista m.	266870
concert; agreement, consent	konserto m.	266880
preserves	konserva f.	266890
conserved, preserved, canned	konservado adj.	266900
conservative; curator (in the museum)	konservador/dera n.	266910
to preserve; to make preserves	konservar v.	266920
to be preserved	konservarse v. refl.	266925
conservation	konservasión f.	266930
conservatism	konservatizmo m.	266940
conservative	konservator (it.) m.	266950
conservatory	konservatorio m.	266960
conservative woman	konservatriche f.	266970
conservatory	konservatuar (fr.) m.	266980
concession	konsesión f.	266990
to give a concession	konsesionar v.	267010
concessioner, concessionaire	konsesionario m.	267020
to conceive	konsever/konsevir v.	267030
conception	konsevimiento m.	267040
advisor, counsellor	konseyer (fr.) m.	267050
	konsfuegro/kons.huegro cf. kos.huegro	267060
considered, respected; given, fixed	konsiderado adj.	267070
to consider	konsiderar v.	267090
to be considered	konsiderarse v. refl.	267095
consideration	konsiderasión f.	267100
considerable	konsideravle adj.	267130
conscious; clear, alert, having a clear opinion	konsiente adj.	267140
	konsierto cf. konserto	267150
consignor	konsignador m. & adj.	267160
to consign	konsignar v.	267170
consignation	konsignasión f.	267180
with him	konsigo prep.	267190
	konsiguensa cf. konseguensa	267200
	konsikuensa cf. konseguensa	267210
conciliator	konsiliador m.	267220
conciliatory	konsiliante adj.	267230
easy to please, conciliatory	konsiliante adj.	267240
to conciliate	konsiliar v.	267250
conciliation	konsiliasión f.	267260
suitable, compatible; which can be settled	konsiliavle adj.	267270
council	konsilio/konsiyo m.	267280
order; a password	konsinya f.	267290
	konsinyar cf. konsignar	267300
	konsinyasión cf. konsignasión	267310
solidity, concreteness	konsistensia f.	267320
solid, stable, sturdy	konsistente/konsistiente adj.	267330
to consist	konsistir v.	267340
the community council	konsistorio m.	267350
co-citizen	konsivdadino m.	267360
conciseness	konsizión f.	267370
concise	konsizo adj.	267380
	konsograje cf. konsuegraje	267390
	konsograr cf. konsuegrar	267400
shelf	konsol (fr.) m.	267410
comforted; satisfied, who got everything he wanted	konsolado adj.	267420
consulate; the profession of the consul	konsolado m.	267430
consoler	konsolador/dera n. & adj.	267440
consolatory	konsolante adj.	267450
to console	konsolar v.	267460
to be comforted; to be relished; to received full satisfaction	konsolarse v. refl.	267470
consolation; pleasure, happiness, satisfaction	konsolasión f.	267520
	konsolato (it.) cf. konsolado	267540
	konsolator cf. konsolador	267550
consul's wife	konsolesa f.	267560
consolidated, held, established, stabilized, solid	konsolidado adj.	267570
to consolidate	konsolidar v.	267580
to agree, to join	konsolidarse v. refl.	267590
consolidation	konsolidasión f.	267600
consul	kónsolo m.	267610
	konsolta cf. konsulta	267630
	konsoltar cf. konsultar	267640
	konsomasión cf. konsumasión	267650
consumer	konsomator m.	267660
consonance	konsonansia f.	267670
harmonious, fitting, merging, coalescing (sound)	konsonante adj.	267680
consonant	konsonante m.	267690
partner, spouse	konsorte (it.) n.	267700
lightly fry in oil before cooking (meat/vegetables)	konsorvar v.	267710
to be lightly fried in oil before cooking	konsorvarse v. refl.	267720
conspirator, rebel	konspirador m.	267730
to conspire	konspirar v.	267740
conspiracy	konspirasión f.	267750
	konspirator (it.) cf. konspirador	267760
constancy	konstansia f.	267770
constant	konstante adj.	267780
to verify, to confirm, to prove	konstatar v.	267790
conclusion	konstatasión f.	267800
assessment, assessment of situation	konstato (fr.) m.	267810
constellation	konstelasión f.	267820
amazed, shocked, disappointed	konsternado adj.	267830
to bewilder, to amaze, to strike with disappointment, to strike with sorrow	konsternar v.	267840
sorrow, horror, panic, disappointment	konsternasión f.	267850
suffering from constipation	konstipado adj.	267860
difficult to digest, causes constipation	konstipante adj.	267870
to cause constipation	konstipar v.	267880
to be attacked by constipation	konstiparse v. refl.	267890
constipation	konstipasión f.	267900
to be constituted	konstituido adj.	267910
to constitute	konstituir v.	267920
constitution	konstitusión f.	267930
constitutional	konstitusional adj.	267940
to construct	konstruir v.	267950
to be constructed	konstruirse v. refl.	267955
construction	konstruksión f.	267960
constructive	konstruktivo adj.	267970
constructor	konstruktor/trisa n.	267980
	konstruzir/konstruizir cf. konstruir	267990
family closeness following marriage	konsuegraje m.	268000
to become relative by marriage	konsuegrar v.	268010
the father of son or daughter in-law	konsuegro m.	268040
condolences	konsuelo m.	268050
consul	kónsul m.	268060
consulate	konsulado m.	268070
consular	konsulario adj.	268080
consultation	konsulta f.	268090
consultant	konsultante adj.	268100
to consult	konsultar v.	268110
to consult with	konsultarse v. refl.	268120
	konsultasión (fr.) cf. konsulta	268130
consultative	konsultativo adj.	268140
	konsumador cf. konsumidor	268160
	konsumar cf. konsumir	268170
consumption	konsumasión f.	268180
consumer	konsumator m.	268190
consumed, that was weakened, that became thin, that its fluids were used up, a dish that lost its sauce from overcooking	konsumido adj.	268200
consumer	konsumidor m.	268210
to consume, to exhaust, to cook until the loss of all liquids; to weaken	konsumir v.	268220
to be consumed	konsumirse v. refl.	268230
panic, confusion	konsumisión f.	268240
consumption, use	konsumo m.	268250
bookkeeping	kontabilidad/kontabilitá f.	268260
accountant	kontable m.	268270
counting; a story; tendency to tell endlessly; tendency to count endlessly	kontadero m.	268280
important, noteworthy, respectable, famous; considered; counted	kontado adj.	268290
dowry	kontado m.	268340
narrator; counter	kontador/dera n.	268350
counting	kontadura f.	268360
contagion	kontajión f.	268380
contagious	kontajiozo adj.	268390
contact	kontakto m.	268400
	kontamiento cf. kontadero	268410
contaminated; in poetry: concatenated (gluing of stanzas from different poems)	kontaminado adj.	268420
to contaminate; concatenating (of stanzas from different poems)	kontaminar v.	268425
contamination	kontaminasión f.	268430
	kontamporáneo cf. kontemporano	268440
actuality	kontamporanidad/kontamporitá f.	268450
	kontamporano (fr.) cf. kontemporano	268460
cash; dowry	kontante adj. & m.	268470
in cash	kontante adv.	268480
to tell; to count, to calculate; to take into account, to consider, to include; to count on	kontar v.	268490
to be counted	kontarse v. refl.	268570
	kontavle cf. kontable	268580
	konte (fr.) cf. konde	268590
reckoning, counting, results (in a game)	konte m.	268600
context	konteksto m.	268610
to contemplate; to weaken, to lower (voice)	kontemplar v.	268620
contemplation	kontemplasión f.	268630
contemplative	kontemplativo adj.	268640
	kontemporaneo cf. kontemporano	268650
contemporary	kontemporano adj.	268660
contents	kontenensia f.	268670
container, box, bottle; casing	kontenente m.	268680
to contain	kontener v.	268690
to brag, to be proud; to hold back	kontenerse v. refl.	268700
braggart, arrogant, frivolous	kontenido adj.	268720
contents	kontenido m.	268730
pride, arrogance, arrogance	kontenimiento m.	268740
behavior	kontenio (it.) m.	268750
satisfaction	kontentadijo m.	268760
satisfied	kontentado adj.	268770
satisfactorily	kontentamente adv.	268780
satisfaction	kontentamiento m.	268790
satisfy	kontentar v.	268800
to settle for, to put up with; to be satisfied	kontentarse v.	268820
satisfied	kontente (port.) adj.	268830
satisfaction; agreement	kontentez f.	268860
to stop, to brake, to suppress	kontenyar v.	268865
countess	kontesa (fr.) f.	268870
controversial	kontestado adj.	268880
to answer; to dispute	kontestar v.	268890
appeal, doubt; polemic, argument	kontestasión f.	268900
controversial	kontestavle adj.	268910
with you	kontigo prep.	268920
	kontinavle cf. kontinual	268925
continental	kontinental adj.	268930
continent	kontinente m.	268940
constantly, always, all the time, without a break, forever	kontino- de kontino	268950
continual	kontinual adj.	268960
continually	kontinualmente adv.	268970
to continue	kontinuar v.	268980
to take a long time,	kontinuarse v. refl.	268985
to last	kontinuasión f.	268990
continuity	kontinuidad f.	269000
continuous	kontínuo adj.	269010
account, bank account	konto (it.) m.	269020
meter (electricity, gas, etc.)	kontor (fr.) m.	269040
to surround, to turn	kontornar v.	269050
twisted, weird	kontornido adj.	269060
circumference	kontorno m.	269070
fear, terror, confusion	kontorva f.	269090
	kontorvar cf. atorvar	269100
sheep's wool coat	kontoshiko (bulg.) m.	269110
against, contrary to, vs	kontra prep.	269120
counterattack	kontraatako m.	269230
to counterattack	kontraatakar v.	269240
to balance	kontrabalansar v.	269250
contraband	kontrabanda f.	269260
to smuggle	kontraband(e)ar v.	269270
contrabandist	kontrabandier (fr.) m.	269280
contrabandist	kontrabandista/o m.	269290
contrabass	kontrabas/o m.	269300
buffet, glazed cabinet (for displaying dishes, etc.)	kontrabufé (fr.) m.	269310
opposing, disputing	kontradezidor/dera n.	269320
to contradict, to deny, to refute, to argue against	kontradezir v.	269330
conflicting	kontradicho adj.	269340
contradiction, contrast	kontradiksión f.	269350
opponent, opposing, disputing	kontradiktor/trisa n.	269360
contradictory, opposite	kontradiktorio adj.	269370
imitation, forgery	kontrafasón (fr.) f.	269380
to imitate, to fake	kontrafazer v.	269390
forged, imitated; weird, deformed	kontrafecho m.	269400
countersignature	kontrafirma f.	269410
to countersign	kontrafirmar v.	269420
opposite position, opposing position	kontraguardia f.	269430
contraction, spasm	kontraksión f.	269440
	kontrakt/o cf. kontrato	269450
the signatory of a contract	kontraktante n.	269460
to sign a contract, to sign an agreement/treaty; to shrink	kontraktar (fr.) v.	269470
military supply contractor	kontraktchí m.	269480
contractor	kontraktor m.	269490
contralto, a singer with a contralto voice	kontralto m.	269500
countersign	kontramarka f.	269510
	kontrampezar cf. kontrapezar	269520
contrary to nature	kontranatura adv.	269530
unnatural	kontranatural adj.	269540
	kontraodren cf. kontraorden	269550
counter order	kontraorden m.	269560
change; counterweight	kontrapartida f.	269570
in the opposite direction to hair growth	kontrapelo- a kontrapelo	269580
to be a counterweight; to tip the scales	kontrapezar v.	269590
counterweight, additional balancing weight	kontrapezo m.	269600
plywood	kontraplaké m.	269610
counter revolution	kontrarevolusión f.	269620
of counter-revolution; counter-revolutionary	kontrarevolusionario adj. & m.	269630
who has an obstacle piled up on his path	kontrariado adj.	269640
on the contrary, in a contrary way	kontrariamente adv.	269645
disturbing, irritating; not at the right time, not in the right place	kontrariante adj.	269650
opponent, who raises obstacles	kontrariador m.	269660
to hinder, to oppose	kontrariar v.	269670
disturbance, fault, obstacle; contrary opinion	kontrariedad/kontrarietá f.	269680
opposite, against	kontrario adj.	269690
rival; opposite	kontrario m.	269700
to confirm by another signature	kontrasinyar v.	269730
contrasting, with contrasts; disagreeing	kontrastante adj.	269740
to oppose, to contradict; to confront; to hamper	kontrastar v.	269750
contrast	kontrasto m.	269760
negotiation	kontratamiento m.	269770
	kontratar cf. kontraktar	269780
fault, delay, stop	kontratiempo m.	269790
contract, treaty	kontrato m.	269800
to violate	kontravenir v.	269810
violation (of a law); fine	kontravensión f.	269820
forbidden, contrary	kontrayoso adj.	269825
smuggler	kontrebandiero (fr.) m.	269830
taxable, tax payer	kontribuavle m.	269840
supporting, contributor	kontribuente adj. & m.	269850
to contribute; to participate	kontribuir v.	269860
contribution; tax; support	kontribusión f.	269870
contribution; tax	kontributo m.	269880
	kontristar cf. atristar	269890
control; verification	kontrol/o m.	269900
controller	kontrolador/e m.	269910
to control; to verify	kontrolar v.	269930
to conquer his will, to control his spirit	kontrolarse v. rel.	269940
controller	kontrolor/kontrolior (fr.) m.	269950
controversy	kontroversa f.	269960
to controvert	kontroversar v.	269970
	kontruviar cf. konturviar	269980
	kontunear/kontun(u)ar cf. kontinuar	269990
a person who causes shock and confusion	konturbador m.	270000
to shock, to confuse	konturbar v.	270010
shock, confusion; shaking	konturbasión f.	270020
upset, embarrassed	konturviado adj.	270025
to hurt, to insult, to grieve, to tease; to disturb	konturviar v.	270030
bruise	kontuzión f.	270040
friendship, good relations	konushío (t.) m.	270050
to chat, to talk, to enter into a conversation, to associate with	konushear (t.) v.	270060
association, frequent social visits	konushma (t.) f.	270070
recovery, convalescence	konvalesensia f.	270080
convalescent	konvalesiente n.& adj.	270090
	konvalsans (fr.) cf. konvalesensia	270100
	konvansión (fr.) cf. konvensión	270110
	konvansional (fr.) cf. konvensional	270120
convex	konvekso adj.	270130
convenience	konvenensia/konveniens(i)a f.	270140
agreed upon, conventional	konvenido adj.	270150
convenient; reasonable (price)	konveniente adj.	270160
agreement, mutual agreement, compromise	konvenimiento m.	270170
to come to an agreement, to agree; to fit, ; to be interested	konvenir v.	270180
to be suitable, to be fitting, to fit; to feel good with each other, to get along well	konvenirse v. refl.	270200
decent, proper, suitable, convenient; reasonable (price)	konvenivle adj.	270210
conveniently, appropriately, reasonably	konvenivlemente adv.	270230
convincing, persuasive person	konvensedor adj. & m.	270240
to convince, to prove	konvenser v.	270250
to be convinced	konvenserse v. refl.	270255
convinced	konvensido adj.	270260
convincing	konvensiente adj.	270270
persuasion	konvensimiento	270280
convention	konvensión f.	270290
agreed, accepted; conventional	konvensional adj.	270300
conventionally	konvensionalmente adv.	270310
convent	konvento m.	270320
to converse	konversar v.	270330
conversation	konversasión f.	270340
conversion; conversion of religion	konversión v.	270350
convert, Maranno (in Spain)	konverso m. & adj.	270360
converted	konvertido n. & adj.	270370
conversion; conversion of religion	konvertimiento m.	270380
to convert	konvertir v.	270390
to convert	konvertirse v. refl.	270400
convertible	konvertivle adj.	270410
inner recognition, inner conviction, conviction, faith	konviksión f.	270420
	konvinto (it.) cf. konvensido	270430
coexistence	konvivensia f.	270440
convoked	konvokado m.	270450
to convoke	konvokar v.	270460
convocation	konvokasión f.	270470
convoy	konvolio/konvoy/o m.	270480
convulsion; rebellion, riots, insurrection	konvulsión f.	270490
cognac	konyak (fr.) m.	270500
to complain	konyorarse v. refl.	270510
of a wedding, of a marriage, of a pairing	konyugal adj.	270520
situation, circumstances	konyuktura f.	270530
to bewitch	konyurar v.	270540
cooperator	kooperador m.	270550
to cooperate	kooperar v.	270560
cooperation	kooperasión f.	270570
cooperative	kooperativa f.	270580
to coopt	kooptar v.	270590
join (as a member), choice	kooptasión f.	270600
	koordinamiento cf. koordinasión	270610
to coordinate	koordinar v.	270620
coordination	koordinasión f.	270630
coordinator	koordinador/ koordonador m.	270640
to coordinate	koordonar v.	270650
	kopa cf. kupa	270660
the contents of the cup	kopada f.	270670
big cup (mockingly)	kopanka f.	270680
miserable who tries to grasp as much as he can get	koparán-chaush (t.) adj.	270690
to tear, to reduce	kopardear (t.) v.	270700
buckle, clasp, button	kopcha (t.) f.	270710
youth	kopeli (gr.) m.	270720
Collection/stacking of cups and glasses	koperío m.	270730
meat balls; nut/almond nougat candy (for Purim)	kopeta f.	270740
copy, imitation; text	kopia f.	270750
imitator	kopiadjí adj.	270770
copyist, scribe	kopiador m.	270780
to copy, to imitate	kopiar v.	270790
small cup	kopika f.	270800
copyist, scribe	kopista m.	270810
	kopla cf. kompla	270820
cup	kopo (port.) m.	270830
hunting dog; metaphorically: a police agent	kopoy (t.) m.	270860
Coptic; the Coptic language	kopt/o m. & adj.	270870
a vagabond, a person of no social worth	kopuk (t.) m.	270880
heart; choir	kor (fr.) m.	270890
bag for tallit and Siddur; leather document bag; a tobacco box	koracha f.	270900
Corah (very rich), extremely rich	Korah (ebr.) m.	270910
courage; heroism; anger, rage	koraje m.	270920
brave, daring	korajozo adj.	270960
with courage	korajozamente adv.	270970
	korajudo cf. korajozo	270980
coral	koral (1) m.	270990
cattle-shed, barn, stable, corral	koral (2) m.	271010
choral	koral adj.	271020
choir, choral	koral f.	271030
The Koran	korán m.	271040
heart, core; center	korasón m.	271050
armor	koraza f.	271400
sacrifice	korbán (ebr.) m.	271410
a basket, basket for fruits	korbeya (fr.) f.	271425
shriveled, stiff, rigid	korche adj.	271430
fastener, zipper	korchete m.	271440
	korda (it.) cf. kuedra	271450
rope, thin rope, string	kordel m.	271460
tape, measuring tape; mechanical saw	kordela (t./gr.) f.	271470
decorative tapes manufacturer	kordelereo (t./gr.) m.	271480
	kordero cf. kodrero	271490
cordial	kordial adj.	271500
cordiality	kordialidad/kordialitá f.	271510
cordially	kordialmente adv.	271520
necklace, string, chain; lace, rope, string, strap	kordón m.	271530
haberdashery	kordonería f.	271550
shoemaker	kordoniero (fr.) m.	271560
small shoelace	kordonsiyo m.	271570
wisdom, perception, common sense	kordura f.	271580
	kore (it.) cf. koro	271590
the Torah reader (in the synagogue)	koré (ebr.) m.	271600
Corah	Koré (ebr.)	271610
to make a fool of	korear v.	271630
	korederia cf. korredería	271640
a nickname for the gold pound	korelada f.	271650
reddish	koreladadjo adj.	271660
redness	koreladez f.	271670
reddish	koreladiento adj.	271680
red, crimson; red-haired, ginger	korelado adj.	271690
a brother to the same religion, a member of the same faith	korelijionario m.	271700
corridor	koridor m.	271710
the conductor of the chorus in a Greek tragedy; group leader, leading figure	korifeo (gr.) m.	271720
singer in the choir	korista n.	271730
coward	korkak (t.) adj.	271740
hump	korkova f.	271750
humpback, hunchback; bent	korkovado adj.	271770
tending to red, reddish; red face	korladacho adj.	271780
to paint red	korladear v.	271790
to blush	korladearse v. refl.	271800
reddish	korladento adj.	271810
redness, reddishness	korladez/a f.	271820
red	korlado adj.	271830
	korlador cf. korladeza	271840
goring	kornada f.	271850
	kornaz (t.) cf. kurnaz	271860
	kornazlik (t.) cf. kurnazlik	271870
goring ox	korneador m.	271880
	kornear cf. akornear	271890
ruby (breast stones), carnelian	kornelina f.	271895
external corners	kornijales m. pl.	271900
cornice, frame, curtain rod (cornice)	kornish/kornicha/kornija (fr.) f.	271910
pickle	kornishón (fr.) m.	271920
	kornudo cf. kuernudo	271930
choir; heart	koro m.	271940
to mock	korodear (gr.) v.	271970
reddish	koroladeado adj.	271980
	koroladez cf. koreladez	271990
	korolado adj. cf. kolorado	272000
rubella	korolado m.	272010
to redden, to dye red	korolear v.	272020
to blush	korolearse v. refl.	272030
quorum	korom m.	272040
crown, garland; dental crown	korona f.	272050
crowned	koronado adj.	272060
crowning	koronamiento m.	272070
to crown	koronar v.	272080
crowning	koronasión f.	272090
small crown	koronika/koronita f.	272100
needy, poor	koroz (t.) adj.	272110
corporal	korporal adj.	272120
worldliness, materialism	korporalidad/korporalitá f.	272140
corporation	korporasión f.	272150
	korporel cf. korporal	272160
corporative	korprativo adj.	272170
fleshy, fat	korpudo adj.	272180
fleshy, fat	korpulento adj.	272190
lace, strap	korrea f.	272195
brokerage	korredería/korreduría f.	272200
broker	korredero m.	272205
a quick and short run	korredika f.	272210
full of vigor, energetic	korredor adj.	272230
agent, broker, pimp; runner	korredor/era n.	272240
the liquid passing through the mouth of the vessel; especially: oil that passes the mouth of the vessel and is collected in the plate below and sold to the poor	korredura f.	272260
	korrejir cf. korrijar	272270
correction, alignment, proofreading	korreksión f.	272280
correctly	korrektamente adv.	272290
corrective	korrektivo adj.	272300
correct	korrekto adj.	272310
corrector	korrektor m.	272320
correction	korrektura f.	272330
a member of the same religion	korrelijionario m.	272340
leak, current, flow	korrentío m.	272350
mail; mounted postman, courier, runner, messenger; accomplice	korreo m.	272360
moderately	korrepoziko adv.	272370
flow, flux, current; race	korrer m.	272380
to run; (of liquids:) to flow; to leak	korrer v.	272390
to leak, to flow, to trickle, to drip; to make the secret public	korrerse v.	272450
	korrespondar cf. korresponder	272470
correspondence	korrespondensia f.	272480
to correspond	korresponder v.	272490
correspondent	korrespond(i)ente m.	272500
corresponding	korrespond(i)ente adj.	272510
coresponsible	korresponsal adj. & m.	272520
to run around aimlessly	korretear v.	272530
aimless running around	korreteo m.	272540
a quick run, a race, a rush	korretina f.	272550
	korría cf. korrea	272560
running, race; bull fight	korrida f.	272570
tendency to always hurry and run	korridero m.	272600
corridor	korridor cf.	272610
current	korrién adj.	272620
current, flow, cascade, gust; flowing; easy, light; current; found in the market	korriente f. & adj.	272640
fluently; regularly	korrientemente adv.	272670
to correct, to fix a slight correction, to proofread	korrijar v.	272680
to mend his ways	korrijarse v. refl.	272700
	korrijir cf. korrijar	272710
continuous leakage	korrío m.	272720
running	korrishko m.	272730
corrupter, destroyer	korrompedor/dera n.	272740
to corrupt	korromper v.	272750
to degenerate, to be spoiled	korromperse v. refl.	272760
corrupted	korrompido/korrumpido adj.	272770
	korrumpir cf. korromper	272780
corruption, decay, spoilage, distortion, perversion, forgery	korrupsión/korrumpsión f.	272790
spoils quickly; bribable	korruptivle adj.	272800
corruptor	korruptor/trisa n.	272810
deer	korsa f.	272815
waistcoat, shirt	korsaje (fr.) m.	272820
corsair	korsario m.	272830
corset	korsé/korset (fr.) m.	272840
manufacturer of corsets	korsetero (fr.) m.	272850
	korshum (t.) cf. kurshum	272860
a wide avenue	korso (it.) m.	272870
deer; course	korso m.	272880
scolding; a striking answer; bruise, cut, cutting	kortada f.	272890
cutting; a morbid tendency to cut incessantly	kortadero m.	272910
cut; circumcised	kortado adj.	272920
cutter (clothes), tailor	kortador/dera n.	272950
sharp	kortador adj.	272970
cut, scar, tear; end of mourning (seven/year/month); cutting	kortadura f.	272980
a person who ridicules himself with idle threats	kortakavesas m.	273000
woodcutter	kortalenya m.	273010
cutting; the end of the mourning period	kortamiento m.	273020
to cut, to shorten; to break, to stop, to forbid; to cut hair	kortar v.	273040
to cut; to cease; to congeal	kortarse v. refl.	273340
yard; the king's court, the courtiers; court; point, blade; cut; cloth cut for clothing; courtship	korte f.	273380
escort; entourage, procession	kortedjio m.	273460
polite, kind	kortez/korteze adj.	273470
politeness, beautiful manners, courtesy	kortezía f.	273480
abbreviation, reduction; bark, scab	korteza f.	273490
	kortezano cf. kortizano	273500
to court	kortezar v.	273510
chatty woman	kortijera f.	273520
a tenant in an apartment in the courtyard; ignorant and rude	kortijero m.	273530
courtyard, patio	kortijo m.	273540
courtyard	kortile (it.) f.	273560
curtain, bed curtain, screen	kortina f.	273570
bed canopy	kortinaj m.	273590
a courtesan; whore	kortizana f.	273600
a courtier; flatterer	kortizano/a m.	273610
suitor	kortizante n.	273620
	kortizar cf. kortezar	273630
	korto cf. kurto	273640
grove	koru (t.) m.	273660
hook; a big knife, an axe	korvo m.	273670
to gallop, to run	koryer v.	273680
kick	kos m.	273690
	kosario cf. korsario	273695
to ride, to drive; to rock, to rock	kosear (t.) v.	273720
to ride; to swing, to sway	kosearse (t.) v. refl.	273730
harvest, crop	kosecha f.	273735
family closeness following marriage	kosfuegraje m.	273740
to become relative by marriage	kosfuegrar v.	273750
the father of son or daughter in-law	kosfuegro m.	273760
manger	kosh (serb.-cro.) m.	273770
	koshak (t.) cf. kushak	273780
limping steps	kosheada f.	273790
limping	kosheamiento m.	273800
to limp; to live a life of grief and sorrow	koshear v.	273810
lameness	koshedad f.	273820
walking with a limp, ''limping'' of a business/creation; hard life	kosheo m.	273830
lame, limp	koshero m.	273840
	kosheza cf. koshedad	273850
pillow; a nickname for a fat person	koshín (port.) m.	273860
a tiny pillow	koshiniko (port.) m.	273870
tickle	koshkía f.	273880
sensitive	koshkiozo adj.	273900
dry leaves	koshkocha f.	273910
lame, crippled	kosho adj. & m.	273920
Kosht (one of the incense substances)	koshte m.	273925
	kos.huegrar cf. kosfuegrar	273930
	kos.huegro/kosuegro cf. kosfuegro	273940
	kos.huegraje cf. kosfuegraje	273950
	kos.huelo cf. konsuelo	273960
lameness	koshura f.	273970
	koskía cf. koshkía	273980
very big	koskodja (t.) adj.	273990
	koskodjamiti cf. koskodja	274000
cosmopolitan	kosmopolita/o adj.	274010
cosmopolitanism	kosmopolitismo/tizmo m.	274020
cosmos	kosmos m.	274030
coast, beach, bank, edge, border	kosta f.	274040
Istanbul	Kosta	274050
side, body side, chest	kostado m.	274060
of the ribs; coastal	kostal adj.	274070
bag, sack	kostal m.	274090
to cost	kostar v.	274100
cost	koste/kosto m.	274140
watch strap	kostik m.	274180
rib; wife	kostiya /kostía f.	274190
steak	kostiyika f.	274210
expensive	kostozo adj.	274220
	kostra cf. krosta	274230
forced	kostreto (it.) adj.	274240
suit, clothing	kostum (fr.) m.	274250
	kostumbrar cf. akostumbrar	274260
habit, practice, custom, tradition	kostumbre f.	274270
sewing, seam, stitch	kostura f.	274290
dressmaker	kosturera f.	274300
scar	kosturón m.	274310
	kostyum (fr.) cf. kostum	274320
becoming relative by marriage	kosuegrar v.	274330
the father of son or daughter in-law	kosuegro m.	274340
	kosur (t.) cf. kusur	274360
Kotel, the Western Wall	kotel (ebr.) m.	274370
daily	kotidiano/kotediano adj.	274380
a folk dance accompanied by play	kotiyón (fr.) m.	274390
bears the burden, shares the expenses	kotizante adj.	274400
to share the expense; to donate, to pay membership tax	kotizar v.	274410
to share the expenses, to bear the burden, to pay one's share of the joint expense	kotizarse v. refl.	274420
membership fees, participation fees; contribution	kotizasión f.	274430
cotton wool, cotton	kotón m.	274440
cotton fabric	kotonada f.	274450
cotton fabric	kotonina (fr.) f.	274460
a dress, petticoat dress	kotula f.	274470
	kovalear (t.) cf. kolear	274480
beehive	kován (t.) m.	274490
coward; cowardly	kovardo m. & adj.	274500
elbow blow, elbow push	kovdada f.	274510
to push, to push with the elbow, to make room for oneself; to come in contact with	kovdear v.	274520
desire	kovdisia f.	274530
coveted	kovdisiado adj.	274550
to aspire to, to covet	kovdisiar v.	274560
	kovdisiavle cf. kovdisiado	274565
	kovdision cf. kovdisia	274567
lust for, yearn for	kovdisiozo adj.	274570
elbow; a cubit - a measure of length	kovdo m.	274580
	kovear (t.) cf. kolear	274600
cover; curtain	kovertero m.	274610
sheet, cover	kovija/kovidja f.	274620
wrapped, covered	kovijado adj.	274630
to cover, to wrap	kovijar v.	274640
to be covered	kovijarse v. refl.	274650
bucket, pail	kovo m.	274660
collector (of money)	kovrador m.	274670
collection (money)	kovramiento m.	274680
to collect; to receive, to acquire; to get back; to achieve	kovrar v.	274690
copper	kovre m.	274770
curfew	kovre-fuego (fr.) m.	274810
craftsman/seller of copper tools	kovrero m.	274820
a collection of kitchen utensils	kovririyo m.	274830
a kind of pickled and salty fish, anchovy	koyadura f.	274840
pot; container	koya(d)jak (gr.) m.	274850
collar, muslin collar	koyar m.	274860
peasant	koylú/a (t.) n.	274870
innocent, gullible	koyo m.	274880
naive, gullible, stupid	koyón (it.) m. & adj.	274890
rooster	koyoz (t.) m.	274910
to cheat, to deceive, to take advantage of the innocence of	koyunear (it.) v.	274920
joint; dislocation of bones	koyuntura f.	274930
cause, factor	koz (fr.) m.	274940
a winning card	koz (t.) m.	274950
	koz cf. kos	274960
a thing, an object, something, matter	koza f.	274970
Cossack	kozak/o (fr.) m.	275200
cooking	kozedura f.	275210
to cook, to bake	kozer v.	275220
a conversation, an argument	kozería (fr.) f.	275230
to be baked; to be cooked; to ripen	kozerse v. refl.	275231
	kozido adj. cf. kocho	275240
	kozido m. cf. kuzido	275250
	kozidor cf. kuzidor	275260
	kozidura cf. kuzidura	275270
kitchen; (Istanbul: toilets)	kozina f.	275280
cooked	kozinado adj.	275290
stew, food	kozinado m.	275300
to cook	kozinar v.	275310
to be cooked	kozinarse v. refl.	275315
cook	kozinero n.	275320
	kozir cf. kuzir	275330
cosmetics, makeup, makeup needs	kozmétika f.	275340
cosmetic	kozmétiko adj.	275350
Easter bread	kozunak (bulg.) m.	275360
bung; skull	kran m.	275370
skull, scalp; metaphorically: mind	kraneo m.	275380
a lean horse; ugly woman	kranta (t.) f.	275390
spittoon	krashuar (fr.) m.	275400
immaculate cleanliness; (mockingly:) dirt accumulated from neglect	kraspes m.	275410
crater	krater m.	275420
tie	kravata f.	275430
manufacturer/seller of ties	kravatero m.	275440
end	kray (serb.-cro.) m.	275450
Kreutzer, a small silver coin	kraytsar m.	275460
crayon	kre m.	275470
creature	kreado m.	275475
creator	kreador m.	275480
	kreadura cf. kreasión	275481
	kreamiento cf. kreasión	275482
to create; to invent	krear v.	275490
creation; invention	kreasión f.	275500
creativity	kreatividad f.	275510
creative	kreativo adj.	275520
credentials	kredensial m.	275530
to give credit; to trust; to impute to account; to lend	kreditar v.	275540
credit; loan; trust	krédito m.	275550
creditor	kreditor (it.) m. & adj.	275570
credulous	kredulo m.	275580
	kreedor cf. kreente	275581
faith, trust	kreensa/kreensia f.	275590
believer	kreente n.	275600
to believe; to suppose	kreer v.	275610
to believe; to consider himself	kreerse v. refl.	275650
who is trusted, believable	kreido adj.	275660
faith, trust	kreimiento m.	275670
believable, reliable, trustworthy, reasonable, acceptable	kreivle adj.	275680
cream, whipped cream; cream colored	krem/a f. & adj.	275690
to burn to ashes	kremar v.	275730
burning to ashes	kremasión f.	275740
crematorium	krematorio m.	275750
a dairy shop	kremería f.	275760
	krencha/krendja cf. klencha	275770
hard hair	kreno m.	275780
crepe	krep m.	275785
to crack, to break, to blow up	krepar (it.) v.	275790
to burst, to crack, to explode, to break	kreparse (it.) v. refl.	275830
partial wig (to extend the hair/give volume to the hair; crepe	krepé (fr.) m.	275840
	kresensia cf. kresimiento	275845
a piece of cloth to extend a garment	kresento m.	275850
to grow, to grow to height, to extend; to grow; to increase, to extend	kreser v.	275860
growth (of a child); rising on banks (river)	kresida f.	275890
grown; educated	kresido adj.	275910
swell, tumor	kresido m.	275920
crescent moon; the growth period of moon	kresiente m.	275940
increase, growth; enlargement	kresimiento m.	275960
crest; summit	kresta f.	275970
limestone	kreta f.	275990
	krevado cf. kevrado	276000
	krevadura cf. kevradura	276010
	krevantado cf. kevrantado	276020
	krevantamiento cf. kevrantamiento	276030
	krevantar cf. kevrantar	276040
	krevanto cf. kevranto	276050
	krevar cf. kevrar	276060
	krévita cf. kevrita	276070
	kreyente cf. kreente	276080
	kreyer cf. kreer	276090
	kriá (ebr.) cf. kería	276100
housekeeper, servant	kriada f.	276110
wet nurse	kriadera f.	276120
that grew, created	kriado adj.	276130
human being; nursing infant; raising a baby; the period of breastfeeding and caring for the baby; the way of raising a baby	kriado m.	276150
creator	kriador m.	276160
creature; creation; the breastfeeding period	kriadura f.	276180
	kriandera cf. kriadera	276190
creature; creation; the breastfeeding period	kriansa f.	276200
to create; to breastfeed; to raise (children)	kriar v.	276220
to be created	kriarse v. refl.	276240
	kriasión cf. kreasión	276250
Shema reading	kriat shem /kriad semah (ebr.) m.	276260
a baby, a child, suckling; an inexperienced person	kriatura f.	276270
childishness, immaturity, recklessness, frivolity, trifles, vanities	kriaturería f.	276290
infant, child	kriaturika f.	276300
	krim (fr.) cf. krimen	276310
crime	krimen m.	276320
criminal	kriminal adj. & m.	276330
criminality	kriminalidad f.	276340
criminalist	kriminalista/o m.	276350
	kriminel (fr.) cf. kriminal	276360
criminology	kriminolojía f.	276370
the squeak of new shoes	krinch m.	276380
mane	krinera f.	276385
mane	krino/krine m./krines m. pl.	276390
baby, nursing infant; raising a baby; the period of breastfeeding and caring for the baby; the way of raising a baby	krío m.	276400
chrysalis	krisálida f.	276405
Christian	krisianesko adj.	276410
Christianity	krisianizmo/krisianezimo m.	276420
	krisiano/krisayan cf. kristiano	276430
	krisio cf. kristiano	276450
chrysotile	krisolito m.	276455
to annoy, to irritate, to make angry	krispar v.	276460
	krista cf. kresta	276470
crystal	kristal m.	276480
crystal vessel collection; crystal factory/shop	kristalería f.	276490
crystalline	kristalino adj.	276500
crystallize	kristalizar v.	276510
to become crystallized	kristalizarse v. refl.	276520
Christianity	kristiandad/kristianidad f.	276530
to Christianize	kristianizar v.	276540
Christianity	kristianizmo/kristianismo m.	276550
Christian	kristiano m.	276560
Christ	Kristo	276570
criterion	kriterio m.	276580
criticism	kritika f.	276590
controversial	kritikado adj.	276600
critical; a critical person	kritikador/dera adj. & m.	276610
to criticize; to condemn, to denounce; to make accusations against	kritikar v.	276620
reprimanded, criticized, denounced, reprehensible	kritikavle	276630
critical	krítiko adj. & m.	276640
	kritizirear (serb.-cro.) cf. kritikar	276650
	krivantura cf. kriatura	276660
sieve	krivo m.	276670
	kriz (fr.) cf. kriza	276680
financial crisis; a nervous breakdown	kriza (bulg.) f.	276690
chrysanthemum	krizantem (fr.) m.	276700
furnace, melting pot	krizol m.	276710
Chrysotile	krizolita f.	276720
cross	kroche (it.) f.	276730
ground almond candy and caramel sugar	krokante m.	276740
jaws	krokes m. pl.	276750
crocodile	krokodil/o m.	276760
chromium	kromo m.	276770
chronicle	krónika f.	276780
chronicler (writes a journalistic chronicle)	kronikador m.	276790
chronic	króniko adj.	276800
chronology	kronolojía f.	276810
chronological	kronolójiko	276820
chronologist	kronolojista m.	276830
chronometer	kronometro m.	276840
crochet	kroshé (fr.) m.	276850
to crochet	kroshetar (fr.) v.	276860
crust, bread crust, hard part, scab, peel, bark; a layer of dirt	krosta (it.) f.	276870
	kruachada (it.) cf. kruazada	276905
	krualdad cf. krueldad	276910
crusade	kruazada (fr.) f.	276920
crossed	kruazado (fr.) adj.	276930
to cross	kruazar (fr.) v.	276940
patrol ship	kruazor (fr.) m.	276950
rudely	krudamente adv.	276955
freshness, immaturity; crudity	krudez/krudeza f.	276960
coarseness	kruditá f.	276970
raw, unripe, uncooked; raw, unprocessed; rude	krudo adj.	276980
cruel	kruel adj.	277000
cruelly	kruelamente adv.	277005
cruelty	krueldad f.	277010
	krujir cf. krushir	277020
to gnash (tooth)	krushir v.	277030
	krushum (t.) cf. kurshum	277040
a rifle bullet hit	krushumada (t.) f.	277050
to crucify	krusifikar v.	277060
crucifixion	krusifikasión f.	277070
crucifixion; cross	krusifisio m.	277080
cross	kruz f.	277090
cross-road, junction	kruzada f.	277095
crossed	kruzado m.	277100
to bind	kuadernar v.	277110
quail	kuaderniz m.	277120
notebook, journal	kuaderno m.	277130
	kuadjado cf. kuajado	277140
	kuadje cf. kaje	277150
perception, understanding by sense	kuadrada f.	277160
square; ironically: fat, bloated	kuadrado adj.	277170
square	kuadrado m.	277180
frame craftsman; wool scanner	kuadrador m.	277190
to conceive, to conceive an idea, to imagine, to grasp in one's imagination, to bring up in one's mind; to frame	kuadrar v.	277200
	kuadril/ia cf. kadría	277230
frame, framed painting, framed photograph	kuadro m.	277240
quadrupled	kuadruplado adj.	277250
quadruple	kuadruplar v.	277260
four times	kuadruplo adj.	277270
barber, fitter of foreign wigs	kuafor (fr.) m.	277280
sour milk, coagulated milk, yogurt	kuajada f.	277290
frozen, coagulated	kuajado adj.	277300
coagulation; formation, reaching the goal, realizing a plan	kuajadura f.	277310
to freeze, to coagulate; to clot; to reach the goal, to realize his plan	kuajar v.	277320
to freeze; to take shape, to manage, to materialize	kuajarse v. refl.	277330
coagulation; coagulant	kuajo m.	277340
aspic	kuajón m.	277350
who/what is this?, who/what are these?	kual /kuala? kualos?/kualas	277370
	kualidad/ kualitá cf. kalidad	277420
	kualifika (it.) cf. kalifikasión	277430
qualified, expert, suitable	kualifikado adj.	277440
	kualifikar cf. kalifikar	277450
	kualifikasión cf. kalifikasión	277460
	kualifikativo cf. kalifikativo	277470
qualitative	kualitativo adj.	277480
	kualker/kualkier cf. kualseker	277490
according to; actually, as a matter of fact, like	kualmente adv.	277500
what? which?	kualo ? interog.	277520
it doesn't matter which/what/who/how much, whatever, any	kualseker adj.	277560
	kualsiker/kualsikier cf. kualseker	277570
it doesn't matter which/what/who/how much, whatever, any	kualunke adj.	277580
how much, so much	kuán adv.	277590
when	kuando adv.	277600
when?	kuando? adv.	277640
any	kuanten n. & adj.	277650
	kuantidad/kuantitá cf. kantidad	277660
quantitative	kuantitativo adj.	277670
how many, how much?	kuanto/kuantos/kuantas adv.	277680
although, even though	kuantunke (it.) conj.	277810
forty	kuarenta num.	277820
to lie in bed forty days after giving birth	kuarentear v.	277830
the forty in number	kuarentén/o adj.	277840
a collection of forty objects/people	kuarentena f.	277850
	kuarentina cf. karantina	277860
measure for liquids (quarter of an ounce, 320 grams)	kuarta m.	277870
	kuartal cf. kvartal	277900
quarterly fever	kuartana f.	277910
	kuartel cf. kuartier	277920
	kuartén/o cf. kuatrén/o	277930
	kuartena cf. kuartana	277940
	kuartién cf. kuatrén/o	277950
quarter, neighborhood	kuartier (fr.) m.	277960
a ''small'' quarter, about a quarter	kuartiko m.	277970
quarter; quarter (currency)	kuarto m.	277980
fourth	kuarto adj.	277985
fourth	kuatrén/o adj.	278000
a four-horse chariot	kuatrigua f.	278010
a warrior in a chariot battle	kuatriguador m.	278020
to compete in a chariot race; to gallop in a chariot; to fight in a chariot battle	kuatriguar v.	278030
four	kuatro num.	278040
cattle	kuatropea f.	278050
four times	kuatrople adj.	278060
four hundred	kuatrosh(i)ento num.	278070
barrel; pail	kubal m.	278080
godfather/godmother	kubar (arab.) n.	278090
cupola	kubé (t.) m.	278100
mushroom (or meat) stuffed pastry for Passover - made from matzah flour and potatoes	kubeba f.	278105
domed, arched	kubelí (t.) adj.	278110
the top of the dome, the edge of the building	kubeles (t.) m. pl.	278120
cubic, cubical	kubik/o adj.	278140
cube, third power	kubo m.	278160
	kubo adj. cf. kubik	278170
ladle	kucharón m.	278180
tablespoon	kuchara f.	278190
the contents of a spoon, a full spoon	kucharada f.	278230
	kuchareada cf. kucharada	278240
to stir vigorously, to stir; to taste the stew while it is cooking	kucharear v.	278250
a set with a dozen silver spoons for serving jam	kucharera kon dodje kucharas	278270
teaspoon	kucharika f.	278280
calling the dog: come here Pozzi!	kuchi kuchi! interj.	278300
stabbing; scar, scratch; insult	kuchiyada f.	278320
to wound, to stab, to stick a knife; to cut with a knife	kuchiyar v.	278340
manufacturer/seller of knives	kuchiyero m.	278350
razor blade	kuchiyiko/kuchiíko de arapar	278360
chisel, penknife	kuchiyiko/kuchiíko m.	278370
knife	kuchiyo/kuchío m.	278380
a vile and evil person	kuchumber (t.) m.	278500
beet	kuchunduria/kuchunuguria f.	278510
	kudear (t.) cf. kudurear	278520
amusement, pastime/excessive and obscene amusement	kudereo (t.) m.	278530
attention, caution	kudiadiko m.	278540
care	kudiado m.	278550
to take care of	kudiar v.	278600
chicken butt	kudil m.	278610
supervision, concern, dedicated care	kudio m.	278620
carefully, attentively	kudiozamente adv.	278635
shows attention/affection, careful, meticulous	kudiozo adj.	278640
	kudjá (t.) cf. kodjá	278650
rampage, driving crazy	kudriada (t.) f.	278660
dizzy, excited, agitated	kudriado (t.) adj.	278670
	kudriarse (t.) cf. kudurearse	278680
to go berserk, to be mad, to be filled with rage; to cross the boundaries of morality and modesty	kudurearse (t.) v.	278690
naughty; agitated, restless	kudurmush (t.) m.	278700
do you lost your mind?!	kudurmush! (t.)	278710
rage, anger; rabies	kuduz/kudús (t.) m.	278720
wild; angry, irritable, furious, ''turns on'' quickly; sick with rabies	kuduz/kudús (t.) adj.	278730
anger, rage	kuduzluk (t.) m.	278750
sick with rabies	kuduzo adj.	278760
bribery	kuecho m.	278770
rope, string, strap, string of a musical instrument	kuedra f.	278780
thin rope, clothesline	kuedrel m.	278890
rope manufacturing plant	kuedrería f.	278900
rope manufacturer	kuedrero m.	278910
	kuelio cf. kueyo	278920
account; bead	kuenta f.	278930
account, amount, quantity, profit; story	kuento m.	278970
arithmetic	kuentos m. pl.	279270
	kuentra cf. kontra	279280
	kuerda cf. kuedra	279290
tanner	kuerero/kuerezero m.	279300
coral pendant in the shape of horns (against the evil eye)	kuerneziko m.	279310
horn, shofar	kuerno m.	279320
having horns; cuckold	kuernudo adj.	279380
skin	kuero m.	279390
body	kuerpo m.	279450
meaty, fat	kuerpudo adj.	279470
crow	kuervo m.	279480
kernel; a nickname for a big miser	kueshko m.	279490
hill, mound; slope; bank, shore; shoulder	kuesta f.	279540
	kuestión cf. kestión	279550
	kuestionar cf. kestionar	279560
questionnaire	kuestionario m.	279570
cave; basement	kueva f.	279580
chicken throat	kueyiziko m.	279590
neck	kueyo m.	279600
	kuezer cf. kozer	279620
	kuezidura cf. kozedura	279630
a large wicker basket, basket for fruits	kufa (t.) f.	279640
	kufia (it.) cf. kofia	279650
bruised, damaged; empty, hollow, spongy; empty of meaning	kufio (gr.) adj.	279660
large suitcase	kúfuro m.	279670
care, concern, long-term care	kuidadijo m.	279680
	kuidadiko cf. kudiadiko	279690
	kuidado cf. kudiado	279700
one who takes care	kuidador m.	279710
	kuidadozo cf. kudiozo	279720
to take care of	kuidar v.	279730
	kuido cf. kudio	279740
	kuijar/se cf. kovijar/se	279750
a series of five cards of the same color	kuinta f.	279760
	kuinto cf. kinto	279770
battleship	kuirasado m.	279780
poor, helpless	kuitado adj.	279785
	kuizidura cf. kozedura	279790
	kuizir cf. kozer	279800
	kujar/se cf. kovijar/se	279820
puppet, marionette; a nickname for an elegant woman; dumpling	kukla (gr.) f.	279830
puppet	kuklita (gr.) f.	279880
knees	kukliyas f. pl.	279890
an elegant, sympathetic and good-looking guy	kuklo m.	279910
	kukona (gr.) cf. kokona	279920
cuckoo	kuku m.	279930
body part	kukú f.	279950
undershirt; striped fabric for underwear	kukulitra f.	279960
owl	kukumao f.	279970
a small and spicy hot sausage, roasted intestines	kukurech (t.) m.	279990
corn	kukurus/kukuruza (t.) m./f.	280000
stench	kukush (t.) m.	280010
to cause a stench, to stink	kukushear (t.) v.	280020
to stink	kukushearse (t.) v. refl.	280030
	kukushlanear (t.) cf. kukushear	280040
owl	kukuvaya (gr.) f.	280050
tuber	kukuyiko m.	280060
cocoon of a silkworm	kukuyo m.	280070
	kulá t.) cf. kulé	280100
to be on guard, to be in a state of readiness, to lie in wait	kuladear (t.) v.	280110
follow someone	kuladeo (t.) m.	280120
spy	kulaguz (t.) m.	280130
cone-shaped hat	kulaha (t.) f.	280140
to pay attention to-	kulak- dar kulak (t.)	280150
a weak and thin person; a clumsy and ridiculed person who is grown up and stunted	kulancheto m.	280160
	kulandrear (t.) cf. kulanear	280170
gay	kulandrero n. & adj.	280180
	kulandro cf. kulantro	280190
used	kulaneado (t.) adj.	280200
to use (normal and everyday use), to be used to, to tend to	kulanear (t.) v.	280220
to behave, to lead oneself, to find one's way	kulanearse (t.) v. refl.	280250
coriander	kulantro adj.	280260
messenger	kulavuch (t.) m.	280270
	kulay (t.) cf. kolay	280280
diaper	kulchinado m.	280290
tower, citadel; country villa	kulé (t.) m.	280300
a large diaper; active homosexual	kulero m. & adj.	280320
a snake, a viper, an adder	kulevra f.	280330
to wriggle; to become evil	kulevrearse v.	280340
a snake	kulevro m.	280350
sentry booth, sentry hut, shack, hut	kuliba/kulibika (t.) f.	280420
a person from the lower class (dwellers of the huts)	kulibero (t.) m.	280430
linked strands of hair	kulikas f. pl.	280440
small buttock	kuliko m.	280450
mucus, saliva; a nickname for laundry by a housewife who thinks about the trouble that awaits her	kulina (it.) f.	280470
culinary	kulinario adj.	280490
	kulirado cf. kolorado	280510
curtains	kulises (fr.) m. pl.	280520
boiled wheat kernels	kulivas f. pl.	280530
supreme, the highest; of the climax	kulminante adj.	280540
to culminate, to reach the peak; metaphorically: to arrogate, to dominate; to finish	kulminar v.	280550
culmination	kulminasión f.	280560
peak	kulmine (it.) m.	280570
buttocks	kulo m.	280580
a remote town in Macedonia - a nickname for an imaginary place that does not exist	Kulopansa m.	280725
underpants	kulot (fr.) f.	280730
guilt; offense, sin, iniquity	kulpa f.	280740
guilt	kulpabilidad f.	280790
guilty	kulpante adj.	280800
to sin, to be guilty	kulpar v.	280820
guilty	kulpavle adj.	280850
guilty	kulpozo adj.	280860
educated; processed	kultivado adj.	280870
farmer, cultivator	kultivador/kultivator m.	280880
to cultivate (earth), to plow	kultivar v.	280890
cultivation; engaging in educational work	kultivasión f.	280900
educated	kulto adj.	280910
cult	kulto m.	280920
cultic, ritual	kultual adj.	280940
a pillow, a large pillow; easy chair, armchair; brothel	kultuk (t.) m.	280950
culture	kultura f.	280960
cultural; agriculture, crops	kultural adj.	280970
	kulundruna cf. golondrina	280980
cauliflower	kulupidia (gr.) f.	280990
toasted bread; sesame roll	kuluri (gr.) f.	281000
to deliver	kumadrar v.	281010
midwife	kumadre f.	281020
	kumadrear cf. komadrear	281040
an obstetrician	kumadrón m.	281050
bet, high risk bet, gambling game, dice game	kumar (t.) m.	281060
gambling house, casino	kumarané/kumarhané (t.) m.	281070
compulsive gamblers	kumarbaz (t.) m.	281080
gambling, compulsive gambling	kumarbazlik (t.)	281090
to gamble, to gamble heavily	kumardjear v.	281100
gambler; a person who takes risks	kumardjí (t.) m.	281110
compulsive tendency to gamble	kumardjilik (t.) m.	281120
cage, hen-house	kumash (t.) m.	281130
godmother	kumbara (gr.) f.	281140
piggy bank; shell	kumbara (t.) f.	281150
godfather, best man	kumbaro (gr.) m.	281160
to complain	kumbatyar v.	281170
	kumbidador cf. kombidador	281180
	kumbidar/kumbitar cf. kombidar	281190
	kumbit cf. kombit/e	281200
peak, the head of the mountain	kumbre m.	281210
consumption, the part consumed from too much use	kumedura f.	281220
disturbing	kumicha adj.	281230
(mocking form:) cry	kumicha f.	281240
(mocking form:) to cry, to sob, to wail, to nag; to disturb, to trouble	kumichear v.	281250
crybaby, wailing	kumichozo m.	281260
cumin	kumino m.	281270
(mocking form:) a meal	kumistra f.	281280
a bunch, a band	kumpanya (t.) f.	281290
potato	kumpir (serb.-cro.) m.	281300
anniversary	kumpleanyos	281310
	kumpleza cf. komblesa	281320
absolutely, completely	kumplidamente adv.	281330
very educated, learned; complete, perfect, finished	kumplido adj.	281340
completion, fulfillment, execution, fulfillment (request); politeness	kumplimiento m.	281350
to complete, to finish, to end; to fulfill	kumplir v.	281380
to complete studies, to be carried out	kumplirse v. refl.	281410
turtle-dove	kumrú (t.) f.	281420
cradle, hammock, swing; deep porcelain plate	kuna f.	281430
rocking	kunadero m.	281460
to rock, to cradle, to shake	kunar v.	281470
to swing, to sway, to wiggle	kunarse v. refl.	281480
piggy bank; shell	kunbara (t.) f.	281490
	kunchijo cf. konchijo	281500
arson; the butt of the gun	kundak (t.) m.	281510
arsonist	kundakdjí (t.) m.	281520
useful, effective, beneficial; (on food:) prolongs life	kundavle adj.	281530
continued without reason, postponed without reason; annoyed by the long wait	kundido adj.	281540
engraver for writing on a slate board	kundil m.	281550
to stretch, to extend, to pull; to stretch the time; to cause a continuous and frustrating wait; to benefit, to bring benefit; (on food:) to prolong life; to spread news/disease	kundir v.	281560
to despair due to continuous waiting	kundirse v. refl.	281580
a small pocket in the pants for a watch/coins	kundjibí/kundjubí (t.) m.	281590
	kundradjí (t.) cf. kunduradjí	281600
	kunduchear cf. konduchear	281610
	kunduchero cf. konduchero	281620
	kunducho cf. konducho	281630
leader, conductor; driver	kunduktor/trisa n.	281640
shoemaker	kunduradjí (t.)	281650
shoe	kunduria (t.) f.	281660
hit/kick with a shoe	kunduriada (t.) f.	281690
shoe store, cobbler's workshop	kunduriería f.	281700
shoemaker	kunduriero (t.)	281710
swings	kunikas f. pl.	281720
completion, fulfillment	kunpleza f.	281740
	kunushear (t.) cf. konushear	281750
	kunushiar (t.) cf. konoshear	281760
	kunya cf. kuna	281770
to become a brother-in-law; to come in family ties following marriage	kunyadear v.	281780
brother in law	kunyado m.	281790
a member of the Kuniosus sect of the Sabetaistas	kunyozo m.	281800
cup, goblet; the ''heart'' in the deck of cards	kupa f.	281810
cash, box	kupá (ebr.) f.	281820
the contents of the cup/goblet	kupada f.	281830
coupe car; a compartment in a train car	kupé (fr.) m.	281840
	kupeta cf. kopeta	281850
lust, greed	kupiditá (it.) f.	281860
greedy	kúpido (it.) adj.	281870
small glass	kupika f.	281880
bastard, illegitimate child	kupil (t./serb.-cro.) m.	281890
a couplet, a pair of lines in a song, verse	kuplé (fr.) m.	281900
dark, gloomy	kupo adj.	281910
coupon	kupón m.	281920
	kuprí (t.) cf. kyuprí	281930
	kupuk (t.) cf. kopuk	281940
medicine, medicinal drug; treatment provided to the patient; a diet for the patient; healing method; solution, regulation; responsibility	kura f.	281950
ground almond cake in butter and sugar	kurab(i)yé (t.) f.	281970
nurse	kuradera/kurandera f.	281980
	kuradjozo/kurajozo cf. korajozo	281990
cured; experienced, who has gone through difficult experiences	kurado adj.	282000
sprain healer, paramedic	kurador/kurarador m.	282020
	kuraje cf. koraje	282030
dry	kurak (t.) adj.	282035
military roll	kuramana f.	282040
circle; perimeter	kurancha f.	282050
children's play: Class	kurancho m.	282060
healer, folk doctor	kurandero m.	282070
to cure, to take care of; to pickle in vinegar/salt under the sun	kurar v.	282080
to be cured, to be treated medically; To burden oneself with concern/responsibility	kurarse v. refl.	282110
healing; recovery	kurasión f.	282120
curable	kuravle adj.	282130
	kurbach (t.) cf. kirbach	282140
	kurdela (t./gr.) cf. kordela	282150
	kurdelero (t./gr.) cf. kordelero	282160
	kurdena (t./gr.) cf. kordela	282170
Kurdish	kurdo m. & adj.	282180
a short series of clarification questions	kureada f.	282190
to make fun of	kurear (gr.) v.	282200
to stretch the watch spring	kurear (t.) v.	282210
to relax	kurearse (t.) v. refl.	282240
	kuriente cf. koriente	282250
tendency to compromise, appeasement	kurientez f.	282260
courier, postman	kurier (fr.) m.	282270
curiosity; an unusual/puzzling thing, a rare and interesting object/place	kuriozidad/kuriozitá f.	282280
curious, interested; Interesting, strange	kuriozo adj.	282290
patient in healing baths	kurista n.	282320
knee; thin and splitting hair	kurkiya f.	282330
rot, decay	kurkuma f.	282350
to rot	kurkumar v.	282355
cunning, clever, shrewd, witty; cheater, crook	kurnaz/a (t.) adj.	282360
cunning; fraud	kurnazlik (t.) m.	282370
womanizer	kuror (fr.) m.	282380
a place of rest and relaxation	kurort m.	282390
vacationer	kurortista/o m.	282400
course; rented vehicle	kursa (it.) f.	282410
lead, lead ball (rifle ball); heavy and hard-to-digest food; nickname for a heavy person; apathetic person	kurshum (t.) m.	282420
very heavy, heavy as lead	kurshumaná (t.) adj.	282440
cursive	kursivo adj.	282460
cursive handwriting	kursivo m.	282470
course; race, sequence, move, conduct	kurso m.	282480
short coat, robe	kurta f.	282500
to save	kurtarear (t.) v.	282510
to be saved	kurtarearse v. refl.	282520
a state of scarcity compared to needs; shyness, modesty in dress and behavior	kurtedad f.	282530
brevity; shyness, modest behavior, modesty in demands	kurteza/kurtez f.	282540
	kurtijero cf. kortijero	282560
	kurtijo cf. kortijo	282570
	kurtina cf. kortina	282580
short, concise; transient, transitory, momentary, ephemeral; shy, lacks courage	kurto adj.	282590
dry	kurú (t.) adj.	282655
a vain conversation to pass the time, a barren conversation	kuru moabet (t.) m.	282660
	kurujear cf. enkurujar	282670
a tangle, a mess	kurujo m.	282680
the strand of the fez	kuruk (t.) m.	282690
ponytail	kurula f.	282700
to be careful; to swell with pride	kurunearse (t.) v. refl.	282710
crooked, curved	kurvo adj.	282730
curve	kurva f.	282735
disability	kusa (gr.) f.	282740
diphtheria	kush bogaz	282750
belt; barrel hoop	kushak (t.) f.	282760
to wear a belt; to hoop a barrel	kushakladear v.	282800
ownership deed, Kushan	kushán (t.) m.	282810
rosemary	kushdili (t.) m.	282815
jogging, running	kushí (t.) m.	282820
difficult question or problem	kushiá (aram.) f.	282830
	kushín (port.) cf. koshín	282840
	kushkía/kushkinia cf. koshkía	282850
	kushkuja cf. kushkusha	282860
straw	kushkusha f.	282870
leap to run, gallop	kushtereada (t.) f.	282880
to gallop, to spur on	kushterear v.	282890
galloping, dashing, spurring	kushtereo m.	282900
seeds, kernels	kushyemí (t) m.	282905
	kuskuja cf. kushkusha	282910
tail bone	kuskún (t.) m.	282920
couscous (North African cooked rice dish)	kuskus/kuskusú m.	282940
disabled, lame; tailless (donkey/dog); bald	kuso (gr.) m. & adj.	282950
	kustiya cf. kostiya	282960
	kustura cf. kostura	282970
	kusturera cf. kosturera	282980
	kusturón cf. kosturón	282990
remainder, rest, surplus, excess; defect, shortcoming	kusur (t.) m.	283000
a pile of worthless scraps; ''sale'' (of goods at a low price)	kusurada (t.) f.	283030
remnants	kusurikos (t.) m. pl.	283040
box	kutí (t.) m.	283050
fool	kutio adj.	283100
	kutizasión cf. kotizasión	283110
a mix of goods sold at a discount	kuturada (gr.)	283120
a mixture of various old and less valuable things	kuturú (gr.)	283130
a person who follows the inclinations of his heart without thinking	kuturudjí (gr.) m.	283170
pail	kuvá (t.) f.	283180
	kuval cf. kubal	283200
to strive to achieve a goal	kuvaladear (t.) v.	283210
to hunt, to chase	kuvalear (t.) v.	283220
tuber	kuvari m.	283230
	kuvdisia cf. kovdisia	283240
	kuvdisiado cf. kovdisiado	283250
	kuvdisiar cf. kovdisiar	283260
	kuvdisiozo cf. kovdisiozo	283270
deck; tablecloth	kuverta cf.	283280
covering of the Holy Ark	kuvertero m.	283285
	kuvertura cf. kuviertura	283290
cover; blanket, covering (bed); ship's bridge, deck	kuvierta f.	283300
covered	kuvierto adj.	283310
cover; body covering; financial coverage	kuviertura f.	283320
	kuvijar/se cf. kovijar/se	283330
strength	kuvit (t.) m.	283333
strong	kuvitlí (t.) adj.	283335
pail	kuvo m.	283340
	kuvrido cf. kuvierto	283350
boring, tedious	kuvridor/dera adj.	283360
nuisance, unpleasantness	kuvrimiento m.	283370
to cover, to sprinkle; to bother	kuvrir v.	283380
to be bored; to wrap up, to cover up; to cover himself in financial coverage; to purchase against sales on credit	kuvrirse v. refl.	283390
a silkworm breeder	kuyero m.	283400
dark, brown	kuyí (t.) adj.	283410
a tail	kuyruk (t.) m.	283420
scorpion	kuyruklú (t.) m.	283430
goldsmith, jeweler	kuyumdjí (t.) m.	283440
goldsmith's work	kuyumdjilik (t.) m.	283450
	kuyunear (it.) cf. koyunear	283460
sesame oil deposit	kuzba (t.) m.	283470
dressmaker	kuzendera f.	283480
	kuzer cf. kozer	283490
lamb	kuzí (t.) m.	283500
tendency to sew incessantly	kuzidero m.	283510
sewing, something sewn by hand	kuzido m.	283520
sewn	kuzido adj.	283525
needle worker	kuzidor m.	283530
suture, a tear repaired by suturing	kuzidura f.	283540
	kuzina cf. kozina	283550
	kuzinar cf. kozinar	283560
dressmaker	kuzindera f.	283570
a tailor	kuzindero m.	283580
	kuzinero/a cf. kozinero/a	283590
to sew	kuzir v.	283600
to sew to himself	kuzirse v. refl.	283640
my dear	kuzum! (t.) interj.	283660
neighborhood	kvartal m.	283670
four of a kind	kvartet m.	283680
the pure essence, the main thing	kvintesensia f.	283690
quintet	kvintet m.	283700
excellent	kyamil (t.) adj.	283710
bowl, basin, mug	kyasé (t.) m.	283720
small cup	kyaseika (t.) f.	283730
civil servant; Writer, secretary, clerk, accountant	kyatib/kyatip (t.) m.	283740
brick, stone	kyavgir (t.) adj. & m.	283750
store keeper	kyay (t.) m.	283770
	kyebab cf. kiebap	283780
noble, aristocratic; sober	kyebar (t.) adj.	283790
nobility, aristocracy	kyebarlik (t.) m.	283800
	kyebir (t.) cf. kyibir	283810
	kyef (t.) cf. kief	283820
	kyefal (t.) cf. kiefal	283830
	kyefil (t.) cf. kiefil	283840
	kyeflí (t.) cf. kieflí	283850
	kyefsiz (t.) cf. kiefsiz	283860
	kyefté cf. kiefté	283870
	kyefur (t.) cf. kiefur	283880
	kyeler (t.) cf. keler	283890
	kyelibar (t.) cf. kilibar	283900
	kyemán (t.) cf. kemán	283910
	kyemer (t.) cf. kiemer	283920
	kyenar (t.) cf. kener	283930
	kyep cf. kiep	283940
iron shutter	kyepenk (t.) m.	283950
	kyerash (gr.) cf. kierash	283960
	kyeratá (t.&gr.) cf. kieratá	283970
	kyeresté (t.) cf. keresté	283980
	kyerestedjí (t.) cf. kerestedjí	283990
high rents paid in advance	kyerona (t.) f.	284000
fresh, delicate	kyerpé (t.) adj.	284010
	kyesat (t.) cf. kesat	284020
	kyesatlik (t.) cf. kesatlik	284030
he had better ?	kyeshke (t.) adv.	284040
	kyibir (t.) cf. kibir	284050
	kyibrit (t.) cf. kibrit	284060
croissant	kyiflé (t.) m.	284070
who knows? maybe	kyim bilir? (t.)	284080
who's bothering?	kyim sikyir? (t.)	284090
ground meat	kyimá (gr.) f.	284100
a cluster of ugly and incompetent people	kyimi kiyor, kyimi sakat, kyimi burunsuz (t.)	284110
	kyimur (t.) cf. kimur	284120
coal tank	kyimurera (t.) f.	284130
	kyiradjí (t.) cf. kiradjí	284140
lady	kyiria (gr.) m.	284150
	kyirintí (t.) cf. kirintí	284160
starch glue	kyirish (t.) m.	284170
	kyir (t.) cf. kir	284180
beloved, darling, preferably, appreciated	kyisto adj.	284190
squinting; blind in one eye	kyitush (t.) m. & adj.	284220
	kyohné (t.) cf. kiohné	284230
	kyok (t.) cf. kiok	284240
Turkish dance: kyuchek	kyuchek (t.) m.	284250
kyuchek dancer	kyucheka (t.) f.	284260
manufacturer of wicker baskets	kyufedjí (t.) m.	284270
rusty	kyuflí (t.) adj.	284280
to become rusty	kyuflear (t.) v.	284290
sulfur	kyukyurt (t.) m.	284300
ash	kyul (t.) m.	284310
a pointed bonnet of a Muslim religious man, a hoodie; A pointed trophy	kyulá (t.) m.	284320
stoker (at bath)	kyulandjí (t.) m.	284340
heating room (at bath)	kyulhané (t.) m.	284350
pipe	kyunk (t.) m.	284360
a large jug with ears	kyup (t.) m.	284370
bridge	kyuprí (t.) m.	284380
long coat with fur margin	kyurdí (t.) m.	284390
fur coat	kyurk (t.) m.	284400
manufacturer of fur coats	kyurkchí (t.) m.	284410
	kyushé (t.) cf. kioshé	284420
hard and dry bread	kyuspá (t.) f.	284430
a residual of ground kernels	kyuspé (t.) m.	284440
rafter	kyutuk (t.) m.	284450
	kzar cf. tsar	284475
	kzarina cf. tsarina	284477
her (you in polite addressing)	la pron.	284480
the one who	la ke/las ke pron. dem.	284490
the one who	la kuala adj.	284500
maze, tangle, labyrinth	labirinto/labirento/laberinto m.	284510
laboratory	laboratorio m.	284520
diligent; grueling	laboriozo adj.	284530
to lean on his side, to walk leaning on his side	ladear v.	284540
the tendency of someone who walks leaning on his side	ladeo m.	284550
oil can	ladera (gr.) f.	284560
a corner where people like to stay	ladiko m.	284570
translator/explainer in Ladino	ladinador m. & adj.	284580
a person who speaks Spanish clearly, which is also understandable to Ladino speakers	ladinante m.	284590
to translate to Ladino	ladinar v.	284600
Judeo-Spanish, Ladino	ladino m.	284610
	ladja cf. laja	284630
	ladjo m. cf. laso	284640
side; body side	lado m.	284650
barker, barking; a rude person who curses constantly	ladrador adj. & m.	284790
barking	ladramiento m.	284800
	ladrán (t.) cf. yardán	284810
to bark; to utter curses and threats	ladrar v.	284820
barking	ladreo/ladrido m.	284830
brick; metaphorically: an obstacle, a fault	ladriyo/ladrío m.	284840
thief, robber, burglar; swindler	ladrón m. & adj.	284850
to steal, to "carry", to conceal, to smuggle; to exploit	ladronear v.	284930
theft, robbery; a series of thefts	ladronería f.	284940
a thief, a robber, a petty thief	ladroniko m.	284950
theft, burglary; cheating, fraud	ladronisio m.	284960
braggart, chatterbox	lafazán (t.) m.	284970
to chatter	lafiar/lafineyar v.	284980
chatter	láfina/lafina f.	284990
pus (in the eye)	laganya f.	285000
suffers from pus in his eyes	laganyozo adj.	285010
wine-press; wine cellar, winery; grain warehouse	lagar m.	285020
lizard	lagarteja f.	285030
lizard; a nickname for a person who falls upon food	lagarto m.	285040
Lag Ba-Omer	lagbaomer/laglaomer (ebr.) m.	285050
	lagén (t.) cf. legén	285060
Concentration Camp	lager m.	285065
cabbage	lagna (t. & gr.)	285070
a lake, a small lake	lago m.	285080
mine; cave	lagón (t.) m.	285090
tear; drop	lágrima f.	285100
to shed tears	lagrimar/lagrimear v.	285140
tearful	lagrimeado adj.	285145
sheds tears; crybaby	lagrimozo adj.	285150
a sewer canal; tunnel	lagum (t.) m.	285160
lagoon	laguna f.	285180
cheers!	lahaím! (ebr.) interj.	285190
melody	lahan (ebr.) m.	285200
spell	lahash (ebr.) m.	285210
	lahna cf. lagna	285220
lottery	lahya (gr.) f.	285230
secular; metaphorically: amateur	laik/laiko adj.	285240
dilator, informer, slanderer	laisan m.	285250
hymns, songs	laizes (t.) m. pl.	285260
paving stone, marble or granite, tile; cheese slice; a man who is as opaque as a stone	laja f.	285270
sidewalk; flooring	lajado m.	285320
to pave in marble	lajar v.	285330
accumulation/pile of marble slabs	lajerío m.	285340
carver/cutter of marble stones	lajero m.	285350
tile, paving-stone; pebble	lajika/lajita f.	285360
	lajo cf. laso	285370
a nickname for a hard-headed person	lajón m.	285380
varnish, glossy coating	lak/laka f.	285390
to coat with varnish	lakear/lakerear v.	285400
laced, salted fish	lakerda f.	285410
conversation, chatter; topic; tale	lakirdí/lakerdí m. (t.)	285420
nonsense	laklak m.	285510
lake	lako (fr.) m.	285530
not to mention	lakolsheken (ebr.)	285540
laconic	lakóniko adj.	285550
sealing wax	lakra f.	285560
to close (a letter) with a seal	lakrar v.	285570
laxative; laxative medicine	laksativ/o adj. & m.	285580
lacuna	lakuna f.	285590
	lakyerda (t.) cf. lakerda	285600
chatterbox, empty talker	laladjí (t.) m.	285610
blade	lama f.	285620
For God's sake	lamanashem! (ebr.) interj.	285630
tin	lamarina f.	285640
lamp; a small iron beam	lamba f.	285650
	lambear (port.) cf. lamber	285660
to lick	lamber v.	285670
to act quickly	lamberse v. refl.	285700
licking	lambida f.	285710
licking, tendency to continuously lick anything	lambidero m.	285730
who became thin; ruined, exhausted	lambido adj.	285740
sweet tooth	lambidor m.	285760
munching, licking	lambidura f.	285770
boiling flask, distillery	lambik m.	285780
	lambiskar/lambiskear cf. lambiskonear	285790
gluttonous; caresses himself; a flatterer	lambiskón m.	285800
to lick lustfully	lambiskonear v.	285820
tin	lambre m.	285830
unripe grapes; oblivion, forgetfulness; metaphorically: a sour-faced person	lambrushko/lambrusko m.	285840
to lament	lamentar v.	285850
to lament; to complain	lamentarse v. refl.	285860
lament, wail, lamentation, sigh, groan	lamentasión f.	285870
wretched, pitiful; bad, reprehensible	lamentavle	285880
intestinal worms	lamia f.	285890
to beat out (metal), to beat flat, to roll (steel)	laminar v.	285910
lamp, flashlight	lampa (gr.) f.	285920
	lámpara cf. lampa	285945
boils (skin disease)	lámparo m.	285947
stricken with boils (skin disease)	lamparozo adj.	285948
manufacturer/seller of lamps	lampero m.	285950
responsible for maintaining the lamps	lampista m.	285960
Shop/warehouse/workshop for lamps	lampistería f.	285970
wool	lana f.	285980
wool ball	lanada f.	285985
landau	landó/n (fr.)	285990
driver, chariot driver, chariot owner	landondji (fr.) m.	286000
duck meat	landra (1) f.	286010
plague	landre/landra (2) f.	286020
to talk without doing	landrear v.	286050
"robber", scoundrel, despicable	landro/landra/landrito/landriko m.	286060
trade in woolen goods; wool and fabric store; assortment/ pile of woolen fabrics	lanería f.	286070
wool seller	lanero m.	286080
locust, a person who causes damage	langosta f.	286090
locust	langostín m.	286095
woolly, wool-like	lanozo adj.	286100
spear, javelin, lance	lansa f.	286110
a spear strike; insulting innuendo	lansada f.	286120
lancer	lansador m.	286125
to cast, to throw, to discard; to send, to dispatch; to expel, to expropriate; to announce out loudly	lansar v.	286130
to lance	lansear v.	286140
scalpel (for bloodletting)	lanseta f.	286150
a cut for bloodletting	lansetada f.	286160
a kind of dance	lansié (fr.) m.	286170
name of a card game	lanskené m.	286180
lantern; street light	lanterna f.	286190
woolly	lanudo adj.	286210
	lap cf. lapis	286220
poultice; porridge, rice porridge	lapa (t.) f.	286240
cave	lapa f.	286255
delivery person	lapar m.	286260
house shoe, cloth shoe	lapchín m.	286270
to stone	lapidar v.	286280
stoning	lapidasión f.	286290
pencil	lapis/lapish/lapiz m.	286300
a small pencil, a stub of a pencil	lapiziko m.	286310
resident of Lapland	lapón m. adj.	286320
Lapland	Laponía f.	286330
	lará (t.) cf. yará	286340
by extension; in abundance; generously, with a broad hand, with a broad heart; during long time	largamente adv.	286350
	largea cf. largeza	286360
generosity	largeza/largez f.	286370
continuity, lingering	largía f.	286400
a little too long	largito adj.	286420
long; far away; generous	largo adj.	286430
	largor cf. largura	286480
length Width; distance; abundance, well-being	largura f.	286490
	larjeza cf. largeza	286500
seagull	laro m.	286505
resident of Larissa	larsenose adj.	286507
the (fam. pl.)	las pron. pers.	286510
	lasdrar cf. lazdrar	286520
coward	lash (fr.) adj.	286530
cowardice; meanness	lasheté m. (fr.)	286540
language, Hebrew, the holy language	lashón (ebr.) m.	286550
tired, exhausted	laso adj.	286630
lasso, rope loop, rope tie; trap	laso m.	286640
overshoe; rubber sheet, rubber; flexibility	lastika/lastiga f.	286650
flexible; double meaning	lastiklí adj.	286660
rubber	lástiko m.	286670
compassion, participation in grief; intense unsatisfied desire; insult	lástima f.	286680
to pity; to harm; to insult	lastimar v.	286700
to be wounded, to hurt;, to pity; to complain, to lament, to be sorry	lastimarse v. refl.	286710
worthy of pity; compassionate	lastimozo adj.	286720
tin	lata (1) f.	286730
a thin wooden board	lata (2) (fr.) f.	286750
lateral	lateral adj.	286760
pulse, heartbeat, pulsation; tickling, pricks; pang	latida f.	286770
a knock	latido m.	286790
whip	látigo m.	286800
Latin, Catholic	latin/o m. & adj.	286810
Latinism	latinidad f.	286820
Latinization	latinizasión f.	286825
Latin expression, Latinism	latinizmo m.	286830
Latin	latino m.	286840
to knock, to throb	latir v.	286850
latitude	latitud f.	286860
brass	latón m.	286870
"to carry away", to conceal quickly	latrear v.	286880
a petty theft thief	latro (lat.) m.	286890
	laúd cf. ud	286900
laurel	laura/o f./m.	286910
laureled	laureado adj.	286920
to graduate, to be crowned with a degree	laurearse v. refl.	286930
lava	lava f.	286940
sink, bathroom	lavabó (fr.) m.	286950
	lavada cf. lavado	286960
washerwoman	lavadera f.	286970
a pile of laundry	lavaderío m.	286980
laundry; bathing frenzy, tendency to incessant bathing; laundry worker	lavadero m.	286990
ruined, exposed to grave danger; laundered	lavado adj.	287000
laundry, washing, laundering; washing, rinsing	lavado m.	287020
washbasin; a pile of dishes to wash; the person who bathes the dead; bathing	lavador m.	287050
bathing; the washing processes	lavadura f.	287060
	lavaje/lavajo cf. lavado	287070
pitcher and bowl for washing hands/furniture for storing them; washbasin	lavamano/s m.	287080
	lavamiento cf. lavadura	287090
white; levanim (name of a gold coin)	lavan (ebr.) m. (pl.: levanim)	287100
lavender	lavanda f.	287110
	lavanderío cf. lavaderío	287120
washerwoman; laundry worker	lavandera/lavandiera f.	287130
	lavandier (fr.) cf. lavandón	287140
a person who starches and irons; laundry; laundry room	lavandón m.	287150
to wash	lavar v.	287160
to wash up	lavarse v. refl.	287190
	lavatina cf. lavadero (1)	287210
washable	lavavle adj.	287220
lip	lavio m.	287230
work, creation	lavor f.	287270
excessive/obsessive work	lavoradero m.	287300
processed	lavorado adj.	287310
diligent; worker	lavorador/dera adj. & n.	287320
the employee's action	lavoramiento m.	287340
worker, laborer, craftsman	lavorante n.	287350
to work; to act, to function	lavorar v.	287380
work, toil; business, occupation; role, task; a well-made product, an artistic product	lavoro (it.) m.	287440
embroidered; made with great care	lavrado adj.	287460
embroidery	lavrado m.	287470
embroiderer; needlework; farmer	lavrador m.	287480
embroidery	lavradura f.	287490
embroidery frame	lavrandero m.	287500
farming	lavransa f.	287505
to embroider; to work in farming	lavrar v.	287510
to bathe (ironic form)	lavruejar v.	287515
lazaret	lazaret/o m.	287520
drudgery	lazdra f.	287530
	lazdradero cf. lazdra	287540
which was achieved with great effort	lazdrado adj.	287550
savings earned through hard work; drudgery	lazdrado m.	287560
a hard worker; dedicated and punctual worker	lazdrador/dera n.	287570
	lazdramiento cf. lazdra	287580
to toil, to work hard, to make an effort; to work with dedication and precision	lazdrar v.	287590
work, toil; drudgery	lazeria/lazerio (port.) f./m.	287610
needed, necessary	lazim (t.) adj.	287620
	lazo m. cf. laso	287650
	lazrado cf. lazdrado	287660
	lazrador cf. lazdrador	287670
	lazrar cf. lazdrar	287680
to him/her, for him/her, from him/her (to/for you/from you in a polite address)	le pron. pers.	287690
loyal, honest, frank, fair	leal adj.	287700
loyalty, honesty, frankness, fairness	lealdad/lealtad f.	287710
roasted chickpeas	leblebís m. pl.	287720
fish milk	lecha/lechera/lichera f.	287730
milk	leche f.	287740
dairy, dairy shop	lechería f.	287860
wet nurse; milkmaid; milk vessel	lechera f.	287870
milkman; milky, of milk	lechero m. & adj.	287880
	lechía cf. leshía	287900
a cradle, a couch, a bed; layer of material	lecho m.	287910
	lechón cf. lecha	287920
milky, milk-like	lechozo adj.	287930
lettuce, maror - bitter herb	lechuga f.	287940
lettuce seller	lechugero m.	287960
owl	lechuza f.	287970
	ledjión cf. legión	287980
	ledjislador cf. lejislador	287985
	leedor cf. lektor	287990
to read	leer v.	288000
kind of fish	lefer m.	288010
legal	legal adj.	288020
legality	legalidad f.	288030
legalize	legalizar v.	288040
legalization	legalizasión f.	288050
to bequeath	legar v.	288060
embassy, diplomatic mission; the ambassador's residence	legasión f.	288070
successor	legatario m.	288080
bowl, basin	legén (t.) m.	288090
	legenda cf. lejenda	288100
	legendario cf. lejendario	288110
	legión cf. lejión	288120
	legitimar/se cf. lejitimar/se	288130
	legitimasión cf. lejitimasión	288140
poor, miserable	legrenyado adj.	288150
league (measure of distance)	legua f.	288160
pocket watch chain	leguentina (fr.) f.	288170
Caprimulgus	leguja f.	288175
vegetable, vegetables	legumbre m.	288180
	leh (t.) cf. lehli	288190
phlegm, pus, sputum	lehá (heb.) f.	288200
cheers!	lehaím/lehaím tovim! (ebr.) interj.	288210
bread	lehem (ebr.) m.	288220
Yiddish	lehlesko (t.) m. & adj.	288240
Polish Jew, Ashkenazi Jew	lehli/ía (t.) n. & adj.	288250
humidity	lehot (ebr.) f.	288270
link, contact	liezón (fr.) m.	288280
legend	lejenda (fr.) f.	288290
legendary	lejendario adj.	288300
frivolous (woman)	lejera adj.	288310
easily, lightly, quickly	lejeramente adv.	288320
agility; underwear warehouse	lejería f.	288330
	lejero cf. lijero	288340
legion	lejión m.	288350
legislator	lejislador m.	288360
to legislate	lejislar v.	288370
legislation	lejislasión f.	288380
legislative	lejislativo adj.	288390
legislature	lejislatura f.	288400
jurist	lejista m.	288410
to legitimate	lejitimar v.	288420
to legitimate himself; to become legal	lejitimarse v. refl.	288430
legitimation	lejitimasión f.	288440
legitimacy	lejitimidad f.	288450
legitimate	lejítimo adj.	288460
stain	lekié/leké (t.) m.	288465
dictionary, vocabulary	leksiko m.	288470
reader, lector; An announcer	lektor/lektriche n.	288480
narration, announcing, lectureship	lektoría f.	288490
	lektriza cf. lektriche	288500
reading; reading section	lektura f.	288510
stain, moral stain; role, task	lekyé (t.) f.	288540
	lemlí (t.) cf. nemlí	288550
	lemunio cf. limunio	288560
	lemuniozo cf. limuniozo	288570
fabric	lenaje m.	288580
	lenbrar cf. membrar	288590
	lendra cf. yendra/yendre	288600
dense comb for lice extermination	lendrera f.	288610
covered/infested with lice	lendrozo adj.	288620
	lengua cf. lingua	288630
sole fish (Moses fish)	lenguada f.	288640
	lenguaje cf. linguaje	288650
	lenjendario cf. lejendario	288660
ribbon	lenta f.	288670
lentils	lenteja f.	288680
	lenterna cf. lanterna	288700
wood (material), firewood; beatings, whippings; forest	lenya f.	288710
lumberjack	lenyador m.	288760
a shower of blows	lenyada/lenyata f.	288770
to hit with a stick	lenyear v.	288780
lumberjack; wood seller	lenyero m.	288790
log; metaphorically: stupid	lenyo m.	288800
woody, of a tree, tree-like	lenyozo adj.	288840
	lenza cf. lezna	288850
bus	leoforio (gr.) m.	288860
forever	leolam (ebr.) adv.	288870
lion; nickname for a brave person	león m.	288890
lioness; an energetic and decisive woman	leona/leonesa f.	288940
lion cub	leoniko m.	288950
of lion	leonino adj.	288960
young lion, lion cub	leonsiyo m.	288970
cheetah	leopardo m.	288980
in light of	leorá (ebr.) adv.	288990
leprosy	lepra f.	289010
leper house	leprozería f.	289020
leper, of leprosy; stingy	leprozo adj. & m.	289030
to them; for them; from them, (to you, for you, from you in a polite address)	les pron. pers.	289040
travel document	lesé pasé (fr.)	289050
permission, right, license, authorization	lesensia f.	289060
to approve, to give permission; to fire	lesensiar v.	289080
a corpse; abominable meat	lesh (t.) m.	289090
for next year; for a distant and unspecified period; never	leshaná aba'á (ebr.)	289100
distance; a very remote place	leshanía f.	289110
bad smell	leshana (t.) f.	289120
far, far away	leshano adj.	289130
washing, water with bleach, ash water for washing	leshía f.	289140
far away	lesho adj.	289145
distance, remoteness	leshor m.	289160
far	leshos adv.	289170
Far from us!	leshos! interj.	289180
distance	leshura f.	289200
coma, sleepiness	letarjía f.	289220
	leto cf. lecho	289230
letter, epistle; letter; writing	letra f.	289240
literate, scholar	letrado adj.	289340
to correspond	letrearse v. refl.	289350
clowning	letsanut (ebr.) m.	289355
a kind of marmalade/mixture	letuario m.	289360
	letura cf. lektura	289370
Bulgarian currency	leva/o m.	289380
yeast	levadura f.	289390
	levanda/levanta cf. lavanda	289410
levanim (name of a gold coin)	levanim (ebr.) m. pl.	289420
lavender	levanta (gr.) f.	289430
	levantadura cf. alevantadura	289435
	levantar/levantarse cf. alevantar/alevantarse	289440
eastern wind; Levant, eastern countries	levante m.	289450
Levantine, Oriental	levantino adj.	289460
Eastern; Eastern Catholic; Levantine	levantino m. & adj.	289470
In vain, for nothing	levatala (ebr.) adv.	289480
funeral	levayá (ebr.) f.	289490
which leavened and swelled	levdado adj.	289500
to leaven and swell	levdar v.	289520
to leaven and swell	levdarse v. refl.	289530
leaven, which leavened and swelled	levdo m. & adj.	289540
Levi	leví (ebr.) m. (pl. leviyim)	289560
leviathan	leviatán m.	289570
	levidad cf. liviandad	289580
	leviota cf. levita	289590
Levi, One of the Levites	levita m.	289600
Romanian currency	ley (1) f.	289610
Torah, law; faith, religion	ley (2) f.	289620
	leyenda cf. lejenda	289820
stork	leylek (t.) m.	289830
taste; pleasure	lezét (t.) m.	289850
tasty	lezetlí (t.) adj.	289870
tasteless, devoid of pleasure	lezetsiz (t.) adj.	289880
	lezim (t.) cf. lazim	289890
easy to read	lezivle adj.	289900
awl	lezna f.	289910
tulip (flower)	lialé (t.) m.	289920
cloak with padded lining	libadé (t.) m.	289930
	libaké (t.) cf. libadé	289940
Lebanon	Libán	289950
liberated	liberado adj.	289960
liberator	liberador m.	289970
liberal	liberal adj.	289980
liberality	liberalidad f.	289990
liberalism	liberalismo/liberalizmo m.	290000
to liberate	liberar v.	290010
to become free	liberarse v. refl.	290020
liberation	liberasión f.	290030
	liberator cf. liberador	290040
free, independent	líbero (it.) adj.	290050
freedom, liberty, freedom of action	libertad f.	290060
libertine	libertino adj.	290070
	liberto cf. líbero	290080
freely, without restriction	libramente adv.	290090
	librar cf. liberar	290100
	libre cf. líbero	290110
coffee pot; jug	librik (t.) m.	290120
glycerin	licherina f.	290130
a plate of rice in milk	lichita f.	290140
to flatter; to sweeten	lichonchear v.	290150
flattery; compliment	lichonchería f.	290160
flatterer; pleasing	lichonchero adj.	290170
	lichuga cf. lechuga	290180
party leader	lider (ing.) m.	290190
hot spring, hot baths	lidja (t.) f.	290200
	lievdar cf. levdar	290210
leaven	lievdo m.	290220
rabbit	lievre/lievro m.	290230
association, league	liga f.	290240
	lígado cf. ígado	290250
bandaging, tying; bandage	ligadura f.	290260
to tie, to combine, to connect	ligar v.	290270
	ligén (t.) cf. legén	290280
charcoal	lignita f.	290290
opal	ligura f.	290295
	lija (t.) cf. lidja	290300
speed, agility; Lightness, frivolity	lijerensia f.	290310
agility, speed	lijereza f.	290320
agile; acts without thinking; superficial	lijero adj.	290330
	lijonjería cf. lichonchería	290350
liquidator	likidador/likvidador m.	290360
liquidate	likidar/likvidar v.	290370
liquidation	likidasión/likvidasión f.	290380
eliminable	likidavle/likvidavle adj.	290390
liquid, liquidated	líkido/líkvido/likuido m. & adj.	290400
liqueur	likor/likyor f.	290420
a type of smoked sea fish	likorino m.	290440
liquor manufacturer	likorista m.	290450
	liksión cf. lisión	290460
	likuanda cf. lokanda	290470
to become a liquid	likuidar v.	290480
fluid (adj.)	likuido adj.	290485
lilac; having a lilac color	lila m./f. & adj.	290490
a jewel, a head ornament	lilal/lilaf m.	290500
file	lima f.	290510
sharpener	limador m.	290520
shavings	limadura f.	290530
port, pier	limán (t.) m.	290540
to sharpen	limar v.	290550
snail	limaza f.	290560
limited	limitado adj.	290570
to limit	limitar v.	290580
to limit himself	limitarse v. refl.	290590
limitation	limitasión f.	290600
limit	límito m.	290610
	limlí (t.) cf. nemlí	290650
humidity	limlilik (t.) m.	290660
lemon	limón m.	290670
lemon tree	limonal/limonar m.	290720
lemonade	limonata/limonada f.	290730
seller of lemonade and cold drinks	limonatero/limonatadjí m.	290740
lemon seller	limondjí m.	290750
juice-extractor	limonera f.	290760
lemon tree; lemon seller	limonero m.	290770
juice-extractor	limonluk- esprimidor limonluk (t.)	290780
charity, donation, alms	limozna f.	290790
to collect alms	limoznear v.	290800
generous, almsgiver	limoznero m.	290810
	limpiar cf. alimpiar	290820
clarity, transparency, purity	limpiditá f.	290830
clear, pure	límpido adj.	290840
cleanliness	limpieza f.	290850
clean, pure, clear, fresh	limpio adj.	290860
"Learning" - commemoration to the deceased	limud (ebr.) m.	290900
mourning, grief	limunio m.	290910
mourner, very sad, melancholic	limuniozo adj.	290920
mosquito net	limusía (arab.) f.	290930
pedigree, lineage, descendants; the ancestors of the family	linaje m.	290940
linen, flax, linseed; flax flour	linasa f.	290960
lynch	linch (ing.)	290980
to lynch	linchear (ing.) v.	290990
beauty; elegance	lindeza/lindez f.	291000
	lindja (t.) cf. lidja	291010
beautiful, handsome; nice; graceful; elegant; charming	lindo adj.	291020
	lindura cf. lindeza	291030
language; tongue	lingua f.	291040
	linguada cf. lenguada	291080
linguistic	linguajístiko adj.	291090
language	linguaje m.	291100
linguist	linguista/o m.	291130
linguistics	linguistika f.	291140
linguistically	linguistikamente adv.	291145
linguistic	linguistiko adj.	291150
row, line	linia f.	291160
linen, flax, linen fabric	lino m.	291190
linoleum	linoleum m.	291200
very thin linen fabric, fine cotton fabric	linón m.	291210
	linteja cf. lenteja	291220
a type of small fish	liparida f.	291230
lira (musical instrument); lira (currency)	lira f.	291240
lyric, lyrical poetry	lírika f.	291270
lyrical	líriko adj.	291280
lily	lirio f.	291290
lyricism	lirizmo m.	291310
traces	lis (t.) f.	291320
	lisé (fr.) cf. liseo	291330
	lisensia cf. lesensia	291340
qualified, authorized; fired	lisensiado adj.	291350
qualification, authorization, graduation	lisensiamento m.	291360
	lisensiar cf. lesensiar	291370
high school, gymnasium	liseo m.	291380
dike	lisera f.	291390
sign; badge of honor/distinction; Traces; scar	lishán (t.) m.	291400
	lishar cf. alishar	291420
gesture, sign	lisharet (t.) m.	291430
lean and tasteless meat; metaphorically: corpse	lishatina f.	291440
smoothness; sliding; slippery place	lishez/lisheza f.	291450
	lishía cf. leshía	291460
starch	lishistén (t.) m.	291480
smooth; without obstacle; slippery	lisho adj.	291490
smoothness	lishura f.	291510
a lesson	lisión f.	291520
	lisonjeador cf. lichonchero	291560
	lisonjear cf. lichonchear	291570
	lisonjería cf. lichonchería	291580
	lisonjero cf. lichonchero	291590
	lisonjia cf. lichonchería	291600
clean (said in a negative tone)	lispio adj.	291610
list, stripe	lista f.	291620
drunk	liste adj.	291660
cleverness, trickery	listeza f.	291670
prompt, ready; smart, shrewd	listo adj.	291680
	lita (it.) cf. litiga	291690
trial	lite f.	291700
author; intellectual	literado adj.	291710
verbal, literal	literal adj.	291720
literally	literalmente adv.	291730
literary	literario adj.	291740
literature	literatura f.	291750
dispute, quarrel, conflict; trial	litiga f.	291760
a seeker of strife and discord	litigador m.	291770
argumentative person, polemicist; a litigant	litigante adj.	291780
to argue, to quarrel; to file a lawsuit	litigar v.	291790
controversially	litijiozo adj.	291800
lithography; lithographic image	litografía f.	291810
to lithograph	litografar v.	291820
lithographer	litografo m.	291830
liter	litro m.	291840
liturgy	liturjía/liturgía f.	291850
liturgical	liturjiko adj.	291860
easily	livianamente adv.	291870
lightness	livianez/a f.	291880
Move! Don't delay!	livianez! interj.	291890
easy, convenient, quick; superficial	liviano adj.	291900
	livianor cf. livianura	291970
folk remedy, home remedy (melting lead)	livianos m. pl.	291980
lightness; fineness; dexterity of hands; frivolity	livianura f.	292000
	liviatán cf. leviatán	292010
to turn pale	livideser v.	292020
pallor	lividez f.	292030
bluish, blue-gray	lívido adj.	292040
Libra	livra f.	292050
liberated	livrado adj.	292060
to hand over; to let go	livrar v.	292070
to give himself up, to betray himself, to betray his secrets	livrarse v. refl.	292090
free, released, exempt, without obligations	livre adj.	292100
book store; library	livrería f.	292110
bookseller	livrero m.	292120
booklet, notebook; a small book	livriko m.	292130
a big pile of books	livrirío m.	292140
delivery	livrizón m.	292150
book	livro m.	292160
shawl	lizar m.	292230
to do evil	lizar v.	292240
	lizet (t.) cf. lezét	292250
	lizitlí cf. lezetlí	292260
smooth, polished	lizo adj.	292270
lily	lizo m.	292280
Lysol	lizol	292290
him, it, for him (you, for you in polite address)	lo pron. pers.	292300
Talk briefly! Do not multiply words!	lo marbe devarim! (ebr.) interj.	292330
the praiser	loador m.	292340
jelly (fruits)	loap m.	292350
to praise, to glorify, to exalt	loar v.	292360
praise	loasión f.	292370
praised	loavle adj.	292380
dubious woman, whore	loda f.	292390
mud, mortar, slime; marsh	lodansina/lodasina f.	292400
marsh; material for cleaning metal utensils	lodasá/lodasal/lodasar m.	292410
	lodatina cf. lodansina	292420
pile of mud	loderío/lodero m.	292430
pile of mud; marsh	lodera f.	292440
booth, viewing booth in the theater (Loja); Chamber of Freemasons	lodja/lodjia f.	292450
mud, slush, clay; metaphorically: a person without morals/without character	lodo m.	292460
southwest wind that brings with it moisture and rain	lodós (t.) m.	292560
waiting room	logan m.	292570
moneylender at interest	logrador m.	292580
achieving a goal; metaphorically: blossoming	logramiento m.	292590
to enjoy, to delight in; to succeed, to reach the goal, to achieve what he wanted	lograr v.	292600
to achieve the desired; to wish himself	lograrse v. refl.	292630
achievement; greed; high interest rate	logre/logro m.	292640
creditor	logrero m.	292645
	loja cf. lodja	292650
logical, reasonable; Wise, considerate	lojik/o adj.	292660
logic	lojika f.	292670
logically	lojikamente adv.	292680
logician	lojisiano m.	292685
local	lokal adj.	292690
place, hall; club	lokal m.	292700
place, environment; settlement, town	lokalidad/lokalitá f.	292710
to locate, to place	lokalizar v.	292720
location, locating, determining a place	lokalizasión f.	292730
madly, recklessly and without restraint	lokamente adv.	292740
buffet, small restaurant, road inn, hostel, canteen	lokanda (it.) f.	292750
a restaurateur, owner of catering services	lokandadjí (it.) m.	292760
restaurateur, restaurant owner, buffet owner	lokand(i)er//lokandiero (it.) m.	292770
	lokanta cf. lokanda	292780
rent	lokasión f.	292790
renter, lessee; tenant	lokatario m.	292800
	loke cf. lo ke	292810
what?	loke? pron. indeter.	292820
to go mad, to go crazy	lokear v.	292830
	lokedad cf. lokura	292840
	lokería (1) cf. lokura	292860
	Lokería (2) cf. lokuria	292865
folly	lokeza f.	292870
crazy	lokito adj.	292880
donut	lokmá (t.) f.	292890
crazy, insane, mentally ill; fool; of a frenzy, crazy	loko m. & adj.	292900
locomotive	lokomotif/lokomotiv/va m./f.	293010
	loksa cf. losa	293020
halkum/rahat lokum (Turkish candy)	lokum (t.) m.	293030
locum tenens, temporary substitute of a senior official	lokum tenens (lat.) m.	293040
madness, frenzy, folly	lokura f.	293050
Something crazy!	lokuria! adj.	293110
locution, phrase, idiom	lokusión f.	293115
piece of meat	lombito m.	293120
	lombo cf. lomo	293130
	lombriz cf. lumbriz	293140
waist, lower back, loins; cuts of animal loin meat	lomo m.	293150
	londón cf. landó	293160
trade union	londja f.	293170
very far	londjane adv. & adj.	293180
distant	londjano (port.) adj.	293190
far, far away	londje (port.) adv.	293200
	londjura cf. leshanía	293290
Pound Sterling	londra f.	293300
London	Londra	293310
extended/extender, an extender part (an addition to a garment, an extension cord, etc.)	longadura f.	293320
distant	longano adj.	293330
	longe cf. londje	293350
length	longeza f.	293360
very long; a tall man	longío adj. & m.	293370
	longo (it.) cf. luengo	293380
	longor cf. longura	293390
length	longura f.	293400
stupidity, folly	lonsedad/lonsedada f.	293430
sea urchin	lonsiko m.	293440
bear; a nickname for a rude and impolite person	lonso (arag.) m.	293450
Teddy bear - an affectionate address to a child who said or did nonsense	lonsón m.	293460
praise, glories	loores f. pl.	293470
lord, a nickname for a person with a classy appearance/foreigner who looks rich	lordo (ing.) m.	293490
	lores cf. loores	293510
pleasure, success	loria f.	293520
them/to them (you/to you politely)	los pron. pers.	293550
clay (for making pottery); porcelain dinnerware; Passover dinnerware	losa f.	293560
cheerfulness, vigor, strength	losanía f.	293570
detergent, liquid for washing; perfume	losión f.	293580
lottery	lotería/lotaría f.	293590
fate, luck, lottery, winning; portion, part	loto m.	293600
wolf	lovo v.	293610
loyal	loyal adj.	293630
rent	luaje (fr.) m.	293635
bean	lubye (arab.) m.	293640
struggle, war, battle, tussle, skirmish	lucha f.	293650
wrestler, fighter	luchador/dera n.	293660
to wrestle, to fight, to quarrel	luchar v.	293670
fool	ludo adj.	293690
immediately, soon after; then, after that	luego adv.	293700
tongue	luenga f.	293720
long	luengo adj.	293750
place, site, seat, area; role	lugar m.	293780
locum tenens, deputy	lugarteniente m.	293955
	lugo cf. luego	293960
	luguar cf. lugar	293970
gloomy, sad, melancholy, dismal	lúgubre adj.	293980
	lugumbre cf. legumbre	293990
	luito/luyto cf. luto	294000
	lukorino cf. likorino	294010
luxurious	luksiozo adj.	294020
splendor, solemnity; luxury	lukso adj.	294030
luxuriantly	luksuozamente adv.	294040
splendor, solemnity; luxury	luksuz m.	294050
luxurious, fancy	luksyozo/luksozo adj.	294060
	lukum (t.) cf. lokum	294070
	lukve cf. loke	294080
pipe (for smoking)	lulá f.	294090
palm branch	lulav/lulá (ebr.) m.	294100
pipe (for smoking); lamp	luleika/lulaika (t.) f.	294110
joyous cry	lulias f. pl.	294111
July	lulio m.	294120
lumbago	lumbago m.	294130
intestines, entrails; waist	lumbo m.	294140
campfire	lumbrada f.	294150
Goy of Shabbat	lumbradjí m.	294160
	lumbrado cf. lumbrada	294170
	lumbral/lumbrar cf. umbral	294180
luminescence	lumbraria f.	294185
fire, flame	lumbre f.	294190
little flame	lumbrika f.	294300
intestinal worms	lumbriz m.	294310
glowing, brilliant, glittering, bright, fiery	lumbrozo adj.	294330
lighting	luminar m.	294340
illumination, distribution of light; illustration	luminasión f.	294350
Illuminate, shine, radiate; very clear, whose truth is evident to the eye	luminozo adj.	294360
moon, crescent; mirror; lunar	luna f.	294370
lunar	lunar/lunario adj.	294520
full moon; moonlight; nail base skin; a mole	lunar m.	294540
nail base skin	lunariko m.	294560
calendar	lunario m.	294570
lunatic	lunatik/o m.	294580
Monday	lunes m.	294590
lunette	luneta f.	294600
	lungadura cf. longadura	294610
	lungamente cf. largamente	294620
	lungeza cf. longura	294630
a little too long	lungeziko/lungito	294640
	lungo cf. longo	294650
	lungor cf. longura	294660
	lungura cf. longura	294670
a type of delicacy made from semolina	lup m.	294680
magnifying glass	lupa f.	294690
fancy	lusado adj.	294700
	luso cf. lukso	294710
	lusozo/lusiozo cf. luksiozo	294750
bootblack	lustradjí m.	294760
to polish, to shine	lustrar/lustrear v.	294770
splendor, glow	lustre/lustro/lustror f.	294780
bootblack	lustreador m.	294790
to polish, to brush, to shine, to smear with wax, to brush (shoes, floor, furniture)	lustrear v.	294800
bright and shimmering fabric; nail polish shoes	lustrina f.	294810
shoe polish, wax for polishing; brushing, polishing; bootblack; arduous work	lustro m.	294830
glowing, shiny, sparkling, shining	lustrozo adj.	294880
lute, harp	lut m.	294890
mourning , the mourning period	luto/lutio m.	294900
otter; otter skin	lutra f.	294920
a carnivorous monster	lúvaro adj.	294930
rain; a nickname for abundance	luvia f.	294940
to start raining	luviar v.	295060
heavy and continuous rain	luviatina/luvietina f.	295070
calm and short rain	luviezika f.	295080
rainy	luviozo adj.	295090
to start lightly raining	luvyear v.	295100
drip, thin rain	luvyizika f.	295110
light	luz f.	295120
shining	luzerio adj.	295260
Venus; a shining star; a shining personality, the light of his time	luzero m.	295270
bright, warning	luzido adj.	295280
one who highlights his property and enjoys it without hiding it	luzidor m.	295290
little light	luzío m.	295300
beautiful, handsome, nice, cute; shining; arranged; with good manners	luzio adj.	295310
to shine, to sparkle; to utilize his assets and benefit from them; to dress with taste	luzir v.	295340
twinkle, little light	luzizika f.	295350
	lyover cf. luviar	295355
but, however	ma (it./gr.) conj.	295360
nevertheless	ma adv.	295370
mother, mom	ma f.	295380
currency	maá (ebr.) f.	295390
virtue	maalá (ebr.) f.	295395
	maalé (t.) cf. malé	295400
	maalelí (t.) cf. malelí	295410
status (presence); the crowd of individuals (worshipers) in a synagogue	maamad (ebr.) m.	295420
a saying	maamar (ebr.) m.	295425
"Believers" - Donme (followers of Shabbati Zvi who converted to Islam)	maaminim (ebr.) m. pl.	295430
excuse, argument; defect	maaná (t.) f.	295440
unsatisfied	maanadjí (t.) adj.	295460
melody	maané f.	295470
cave	maara/magara (t.) f.	295480
Zodiac system, destiny	maarahá (ebr.) f.	295490
the tax assessors in the community	maarahim (ebr.) m. pl.	295500
west	maarav (ebr.) m.	295510
occidental, west (adj.), western	maaraví (ebr.) adj.	295520
fact, act, story	maasé (ebr.) m.	295530
tithe	maaser (ebr.) m.	295540
good deeds	maasim tovim (ebr.)	295550
tales	maasiyot (ebr.) f. pl.	295560
	maazén (t.) cf. mazé	295570
flood; torrential rain, flood; abundance	mabul (ebr.) m.	295580
sports competition	mach (ing.) m.	295615
calling the cat	mach pis! interj.	295620
	machakar cf. machukar	295630
	machar cf. machukar	295640
plot, ruse, conspiracy	macharanga (gr.) f.	295650
	machat (t.) cf. mashá	295660
a type of smoked fish	maches m.	295670
male; a vulgar term for the female genitalia, vagina	macho m.	295680
male cat; looking for a fight	machok (bulg.) m.	295690
cauldron	machón m.	295695
masculine woman; bad landlady	machona f.	295700
mourning table; a makeshift grave	machora f.	295710
	machukada cf. machukadura	295720
crushed, bruised; disabled	machukado adj.	295730
destroyer	machukador m.	295750
a bruise, a fresh blow	machukadura f.	295760
injury	machukamiento m.	295770
to crush, to wear out, to trample, to injure, to hurt, to bruise, to strike, to oppress; to chew	machukar v.	295780
to be crushed, to be ground; to be wounded, to be injured	machukarse v. refl.	295790
lady, madam	madam (fr.) f.	295800
nickname of "the lady" by the maids; a woman of high social status; pretends to be a lady	madama (fr.) f.	295810
little lady	madamika (fr.) f.	295820
	madán (fr.) cf. madam	295830
type of fabric	madapolán m.	295840
	madeja cf. madesha	295850
because, since	madem/mademke (t.) prep.	295860
metal; quarries	madén (t.) m.	295870
	madera cf. madero	295880
beam, wood (material); nickname for a fool: "Log"	madero m.	295890
a coil	madesha f.	295900
rolled into a coil	madeshado adj.	295920
to roll into a coil	madeshar v.	295930
Hungarian	madjar (t.) m. & adj.	295940
	madjir (t.) cf. muhadjir	295950
sweet and colorful fruit-flavored pulp	madjú/madjum (t.) m.	295960
something soft	madjún (t.) m.	295980
overshoe	madjunas f. pl.	295990
	madmazel (fr.) cf. madmuazel	296000
maiden; nanny; teacher	madmuazel (fr.) f.	296010
Madonna (the Holy Virgin); a nickname for a Jewish housewife by gypsies	madona f.	296020
(mocking form:) Mother	madralé f.	296030
step mother; mother-in-law; a cruel mother	madrasta f.	296040
mother; uterus; yeast; a spring	madre f.	296050
little mother	madrezika f.	296140
mummy	madrika f.	296160
godmother; an elderly woman brightens her face	madrina f.	296170
mother of pearl, pearl shell	madriparlá f.	296180
	madruga cf. madrugada	296190
dawn	madrugada f.	296200
early-rising	madrugador/dera adj.	296230
	madrugante cf. madrugador	296240
to get up early	madrugar v.	296250
early-rising	madrugero adj.	296260
mandrake (botany)	madrúgolo m.	296270
mature	madurado adj.	296280
ripening	maduramiento m.	296290
to ripen; come to age	madurar v.	296300
ripening; maturity	madurasión f.	296310
	madureser cf. madurar	296320
mature; adult	maduro adj.	296330
majesty; address of honor: His Highness	maestad/maestá (it.) f.	296340
full of majesty	maestozo/maestuozo (it.)	296360
teacher; kindergarten teacher; kindergarten; a quick-footed woman; housewife; the owner's wife	maestra f.	296370
good neighborly relations; conciliatory behavior	maestranut (ebr.) f.	296390
to rule; to act like a narrow-minded authoritarian teacher	maestrear v.	296400
	maestrería cf. maestría	296410
expertise, skill, proficiency, talent	maestría f.	296420
foreman; teacher; a skilled person in his profession, master craftsman; conductor, maestro	maestro m.	296430
magnificent, full of majesty	maestuozo adj.	296470
anyway	maetine (t.) adv.	296480
disaster	mafina f.	296490
the Bakashot singers in Turkey	maftirim (ebr.) m. pl.	296495
a small piece, a crumb, a morsel	magaja/magadja f.	296500
a very small piece, a tiny piece	magajika f.	296520
shop, trading house; warehouse, basement	magazén (fr.) m.	296540
storage; storage fees	magazinaje (fr.) m.	296550
storekeeper	magaziner/o (fr.) m.	296560
plague, cholera, mortality	magefá (ebr.) f.	296570
Star of David	magendavid (ebr.) m.	296580
sorcery, magic	magia f.	296590
Magister, certified pharmacist	magistro m.	296600
	maglamata (ebr.) cf. mahlamata	296610
Manna (that the Israelites ate in the desert), a sweet secretion of the stem of Mila; easy profit, God bless	magna f.	296620
a tycoon	magnat m.	296660
magnetic	magnétiko adj.	296670
	magnetizar cf. manyatizar	296690
	magnetizmo cf. manyetismo	296700
	magnifiko cf. manyifiko	296710
glory, majesty	magnifisensia f.	296720
magnet	magnit m.	296730
magician, wizard, sorcerer	mago m.	296740
	magreser cf. enmagreser	296750
thinness	magreza f.	296760
thin, emaciated, lean	magro adj.	296770
	mahalé (t.) cf. malé	296780
because of	mahamá (ebr.) conj.	296790
thought, opinion, intention, plan	mahashavá (ebr.) f.	296800
peace, relaxation	mahedad (arab.)f.	296830
quiet, calm	mahito (arab.) adj.	296840
court, tribunal	mahkemé (t.) f.	296850
class, department, group	mahlaká (ebr.) f.	296860
roughly	mahlamata (ebr.) adv.	296870
kind of cherry	mahleb (t./fr.) m.	296880
drowsy, half-asleep, fuzzy from sleep	mahmur (t.) adj.	296890
gloominess, bad mood	mahmurluk (t.) m.	296900
limp, soft; indifferent, apathetic; very quiet, calm, peaceful	maho (arab.) adj.	296910
an unusual/rare thing, something that comes in time	mahpul (t.) m.	296920
Purim gift	mahpurim (ebr.) m.	296930
warehouse, the ship's warehouse	mahsen m.	296940
grain, products	mahsul (t.) m.	296950
on purpose; aimed at	mahsús (t.) adv. & adj.	296960
prayer book	mahzor (ebr.) m.	296970
corn, standing corn	maís/maiz m.	296980
network	maiya f.	296990
	majada cf. majamiento	296993
mortar	majadero m.	296995
crushed, worn out	majado adj.	297000
crumbling	majadura f.	297010
crushing	majamiento m.	297020
to crush, to wear out	majar v.	297030
sublime, full of majesty, magnificent, great, exalted	majestuozo adj.	297040
sorcery, magic, adjuring	majía f.	297050
magic, magical	májiko adj.	297060
	majinasión (fr.) cf. mashinasión	297070
magician, sorcerer	majisiano (fr.) n.	297080
artistic, masterful	majistral adj.	297090
judge, legal service person	majistrato m.	297100
naughty; a small boy	majmodra f.	297110
excellent, supreme, exceptional	major adj.	297120
	majoridad cf. majoritá	297140
majority	majoritá (fr.) f.	297150
blow, wound, disease; defect, shortcoming, fault	maká (ebr.) f.	297160
Maccabi, a member of the sports movement "Maccabi"	makabeo m.	297180
Maccabiah	Makabiada f.	297190
Makam (musical modus); melody, song	makam (t.) m.	297200
entertaining, amusing	makamlí (t.) adj.	297230
even though-	makar (serb.-cro.) conj.	297240
reel; roller, winch	makará (t.) f.	297250
I wish that-	makare/makari (gr.) conj.	297260
macaroni, noodles	makarón m.	297270
macaroni stew, noodle stew	makaronada f.	297280
manufacturer/seller of macarons; a person who makes idle threats	makaronero m.	297290
noodle	makaroniko m.	297300
cover for minder (Turkish sofa)	makat (t.) m.	297310
coarse checkered and colorful cotton fabric	makatlí (t.) m.	297320
pruning-shears, grass trimmer; scissors	makaz (t.) m.	297330
acceptable	makbul (t.) adj.	297340
Macedonia	Makedonia	297350
Macedonian	makedonialí m. & adj.	297360
gossiper, whistleblower	makera f.	297370
Machiavellianism	makievalizmo m.	297380
machine	mákina/mákyina f.	297390
mechanism; machine system	makinario m.	297400
the system of machines used in a particular job	makinería f.	297410
a simple tool, a small machine	makinika f.	297420
mechanic	makinista/o m.	297430
mechanic	makinistro m.	297440
	makrama (t.) cf. maramán	297450
	maksús (t.) cf. mahsús	297460
May his name and memory be erased!	makshimó bezakró! (ebr.) interj.	297470
saying, proverb	máksima f.	297480
maximal	maksimal adj.	297490
maximal	máksimo adj.	297500
maximum	maksimum m.	297510
defect, shortcoming, fault; stain	mákula f.	297520
disabled, defective	makulozo adj.	297550
mechanism	makyinismo m.	297560
	makyinistro cf. makinista	297570
bad, wicked	mal adj.	297580
pain; bad, evil; sin; disease; damage; bad habit; gossip, slander	mal m.	297620
	malá (t.) cf. malé	297960
	maladía (fr.) cf. malatía	297970
Malaga wine	malaga f.	297980
ungrateful	malagradesedor m.	297990
to be ungrateful	malagradeser v.	298000
ungrateful	malagradesido adj.	298010
angel; possessing charitable qualities, the one who appears as the savior angel	malah (ebr.) m.	298020
angels	malahim/malahimes (ebr.)	298045
approximately, more or less	malamata (ebr.) adv.	298050
a cursed year, a black and miserable year	malanyo m.	298060
malaria, fever	malaria/malaría f.	298080
misfortune	malasuerte f.	298090
ailing, sick	malatento adj.	298110
disease; chronic disease	malatía (it.) f.	298120
sick, in weak health; facing bankruptcy	malato (it.) adj.	298130
misfortune	malaventura f.	298140
miserable, poor	malaventurado m.	298150
a hard life, a life of hardship	malavida f.	298160
slander, gossip, ; chatter	malavladero m.	298180
gossip; a person who slanders/gossips	malavlado m.	298190
a person who slanders/gossips	malavlador m.	298200
to speak slanderously, to slander, to give a bad name	malavlar v.	298210
pone	malay m.	298220
criminal, delinquent, evil	malazedor/dera n.	298230
to harm	malazer v.	298240
evil, wickedness, malice, scoundrels, evil deed	maldad f.	298250
	maldadero cf. meldadero	298280
	maldador cf. meldador	298290
	maldamiento cf. meldamiento	298300
	maldar cf. meldar	298310
tendency to curse frequently	maldezidero m.	298320
curser	maldezidero m.	298330
to curse, to speak ill of	maldezir/maldizir v.	298340
cursed	maldicho adj. & m.	298360
	maldigar cf. maldezir	298380
curse; excommunication	maldisión f.	298390
neighborhood	malé (t.) m.	298410
	malebí (t.) cf. malibí	298430
	malebidjí (t.) cf. malibidjí	298440
	malecho cf. malechoría/malechuría	298450
evil, criminal, harmful	malechor m.	298460
evil, injustice	malechoría/malechuría f.	298470
cloth peddler	maledjí (t.) m.	298480
uneducated, poorly educated	maledukado adj.	298490
prone to calamities; harmful	maléfiko adj.	298500
harmful spell	malefisio m.	298510
neighborhood resident; neighborhood committee leader/member	malelí (t.) m.	298520
lacks education, lacks manners and manners	malelevado (fr.) adj. & m.	298530
residency in the neighborhood/district; residents of the neighborhood/district	malelik (t.) m.	298540
	malenkonía cf. melankolía	298550
misunderstand	malentender v.	298560
misunderstanding	malentendido m.	298570
misunderstanding	malentendimiento m.	298580
trouble, disaster	maler (fr.) m.	298590
	malesí (t.) cf. malé	298600
feeling bad/uncomfortable	malestar m.	298610
suitcase, bag	maleta f.	298620
hostility	malevolensia (it.) f.	298630
hostile	malevolo (it.) adj.	298640
miserable; bad, evil	malfadado (port.) adj.	298650
notorious, infamous, dubious	malfamado adj.	298660
	malfavlar cf. malavlar	298670
severe wound	malferir v.	298675
bad buy	malgastado m.	298680
spender	malgastador/dera n. & adj.	298690
a waste	malgastadura f.	298700
to buy a bad buy, to waste his money	malgastar v.	298710
although	malgrado (it.) prep.	298720
kingdom; a life of comfort and well-being	malhut (ebr.) f.	298750
rice and milk delicacy	malibí (t.) m.	298760
manufacturer/seller of Malibi	malibidjí (t.) m.	298770
harmful, spoiling	malidanyo m.	298780
evil, evil hearted	maliko adj.	298790
	malinero cf. marinero	298800
annoying; harmful	malino adj.	298810
having bad intentions, whose intention is bad	malintensionado adj.	298820
misunderstanding	malintezo/malinteso (it.) m.	298830
wickedness, malice; malignancy	malinyidad f.	298840
bad-hearted, evil; malignant; infectious	malinyo adj.	298850
malice, wickedness	malisia f.	298860
	malisio cf. malisiozo	298880
wicked, evil hearted	malisiozo adj.	298890
the tax offices	maliye (t.) m.	298900
unsuccessful/inappropriate match	malkazamiento f.	298910
to match an inappropriate/unsuccessful	malkazar v.	298920
to be matched in an inappropriate match	malkazarse v. refl.	298930
enmity, hatred, hostility, resentment	malkerensia f.	298940
resentment, hostility, hatred	malkerer m.	298960
to show hostility, to feel resentment	malkerer v.	298970
hostile, hater	malker(i)ente adj.	298980
eats little, is a bad eater	malkomedor adj.	298990
unsuccessful/inappropriate match	malkonsograje m.	299000
to be matched in an inappropriate match	malkonsograr v. refl.	299010
dissatisfied, showing displeasure	malkontente adj.	299020
displeasure, dissatisfaction	malkontentez f.	299030
uneducated; rude, insolent, cheeky	malkriado adj.	299040
to spoil, to raise his children badly	malkriar v.	299050
flogging, flogging punishment	malkut (ebr.) m.	299060
who is hostile by others	malkyisto adj.	299070
	mallah (ebr.) cf. malah	299080
suffering from malnutrition	malmantenido adj.	299090
misfortune	malmazal (ebr.) m.	299100
rogue, intriguer, quarrelsome	malmetedor/dera adj.	299110
to intrigue, to harass	malmeter v.	299120
dressed badly and untidy	malmetido adj.	299130
untreated; who is seen in a bad light	malmirado adj.	299140
to treat negligently, not to treat properly; to look with an evil eye	malmirar v.	299150
Director of the District Finance Office	malmudirí (t.) m.	299160
offensive name	malnombre m.	299170
wicked, a harmful person, inclined to do evil	malo m.	299180
bad, evil, wicked, evil-hearted, villain, rascal; bad; mischievous, undisciplined	malo adj.	299190
spoiled, wasted; failed; who died untimely (without descendants)	malogrado adj.	299280
unhappiness; inappropriate use; premature death	malogramiento m.	299290
to spoil, to corrupt; to waste; to wish ill	malograr v.	299300
to die prematurely	malograrse v. refl.	299310
unhappiness; failure; inappropriate use	malogro m.	299320
evil eye; bad judgment, looking with an evil eye	malojo m.	299330
harmful, malicious, mean-spirited	malokat adj.	299340
dishonestly	malonestamente adv.	299350
dishonesty, cheating	malonestedad (fr.) f.	299360
dishonest, deceitful	malonesto (fr.) adj.	299370
an unfortunate event, trouble, calamity, disaster	malor (fr.) m.	299380
unfortunately	malorozamente (fr.) adv	299390
disaster; misfortune; misery	malorozidad f.	299400
unfortunate, poor; sad	malorozo (fr.) adj.	299410
whoever does not pay his debt on time	malpagador m.	299420
is in bad condition, loose; is about to bring disaster with it	malparado adj.	299430
a woman who miscarried; a woman who had a difficult birth	malparida f.	299440
to abort ; to go through a difficult birth	malparir v.	299450
abortion; difficult birth	malparto m.	299460
to live in discomfort and distress	malpasar v.	299470
to abstain, to take on a life of deprivation	malpasarse v. refl.	299490
redhead	malpelo- royo malpelo	299500
burdensome and difficult pregnancy	malprenyado m.	299510
unhealthy	malsano adj.	299530
informing	malshinasión (ebr.) f.	299540
informer, delator	malsin/malshin (ebr.) m.	299550
informer, delator	malsinador/dera (ebr.) n.	299560
to inform on	malsinar/malshinar (ebr.) v.	299570
informing, conspiracy, slander	malsinería f. (ebr.)	299580
informing, delation	malsinut (ebr.) f.	299590
to support himself with difficulty	maltener v.	299600
bad behavior, abuse	maltratamiento m.	299610
to harass, to torture, to be cruel to, to abuse; to scold at	maltratar v.	299620
bad behavior, abuse	maltrato m.	299630
deception	malumates (t.) pl.	299640
bad mood	malumor m.	299650
gloomy, sad, grumpy	malumorado adj.	299660
Malva (bot.); a person with weak hands, lacks energy	malva f.	299670
embezzlement	malversasión f.	299690
heart narrowness	malveyensa f.	299700
hard hearted	malveyente adj.	299710
a person who does not stand up to pressures, agrees to everything that is demanded of him	malvika f.	299720
	malvina cf. malva	299730
obscene, looked at with an evil eye	malvisto adj.	299740
to live a life of hardship and suffering	malyevar v.	299750
mother	mama/mamá(n) f.	299760
nursing; feeding	mamada f.	299780
wet nurse; nursing bottle, baby bottle; pacifier	mamadera f.	299790
who was nursed	mamado adj.	299800
corn flour porridge, Mamaliga	mamaliga f.	299820
mammal, babe	mamante adj.	299830
mammal, babe	mamante m.	299840
to suck; to breastfeed	mamar v.	299850
real, concrete	mamash (ebr.) adj.	299860
reality	mamashut/mamasut (ebr.) m.	299870
bath attendant, owner of a bath	mamdjí (t.) m.	299880
mammal (zoo.)	mamifero m.	299890
mummy	mamika f.	299900
member of the Donme sect; tastelessly dressed	mamin (ebr.) m. (pl.: maminim)	299910
money, wealth	mamón (ebr.) m.	299940
protector, guardian, sponsor	mamparador/dera n.	299950
	mamparamiento cf. mamparo	299960
help, protection, patronage, support; screen	mamparansa f.	299970
to protect, to support	mamparar v.	299980
a support, a refuge	mamparo m.	299990
	mampelo cf. malpelo	300010
a man as tall as a pillar and graceless	mampil m.	300020
vampire; a baby who doesn't fall asleep	mampir m.	300040
ship, steamer	mampor m.	300050
	mamuazele (fr.) cf. madmuazel	300060
	mamur (t.) cf. mahmur	300070
mammoth; nickname for a gloomy person who does not bring a smile to his lips	mamut m.	300080
a bastard; "Bastard" - quick and cunning	mamzer/erá (ebr.) n.	300090
a bastard	mamzerta (aram.) f.	300110
bastardy	mamzerud/mamzerut (ebr.) f.	300120
Manna	man (ebr.) m.	300130
Manna	maná (ebr.) m./f.	300135
mother; godmother	maná (gr.) f.	300140
Oh mother!	manachi! (gr.) interj.	300170
line, column, row; handful	manada f.	300180
source, origin; spring	manadero m.	300190
management	manadjamiento (ing.) m.	300195
source, spring	manador f.	300200
a flow, a huge current	manadura f.	300210
type of necklace (Rhodes)	manajo m.	300220
	manansia cf. ansia	300230
source, origin; spring; source of profit	manansial f.	300240
springing, abounding in water	manansiozo adj.	300250
source, source of water	manantial m.	300255
to drip, to flow	manantío adj.	300260
	manantío m. cf. manadura	300280
dripping, flowing	manante adj.	300290
to flow	manar v.	300310
a stain; stigma	mancha f.	300340
speckled, spotted	manchadiko adj.	300380
dirt, stain; part of the stained cloth	manchadizo m.	300390
stained (also with a moral stain), dirty	manchado adj.	300400
stain	manchadura f.	300410
to stain, to dirty; to stigmatize, o reproach	manchar v.	300420
to be stained, to be filled with stains	mancharse v. refl.	300440
	manda cf. mando	300450
buffalo	mandá (t.) m.	300460
	mandada (1) cf. mandado m.	300480
a gift sent to the groom by the bride or vice versa	mandada (2) f.	300490
repeated deliveries	mandadero m.	300500
a mission, a little mission	mandadiko m.	300510
sent out	mandado adj.	300520
mission, order, service	mandado m.	300540
the sender	mandador/dera n.	300580
fastener, clothespin; latch	mandal (t.) m.	300585
buffalo; a fat man	mandal/manda (t.) m.	300590
order; decree, law; commandment (the ten commandments)	mandamiento m.	300600
to send, to dispatch; to command, to instruct; to order	mandar v.	300610
to be sent, to be launched	mandarse v. refl.	300685
mandarin	mandarina f.	300690
tangerine tree	mandarinero m.	300700
representative	mandatario m.	300710
authorization, mandate, power of attorney	mandato m.	300720
	mandil (t.) cf. yeminí	300730
scarecrow; an imaginary character that scares the children	mandjafarina f.	300740
foodstuffs, food	mandjar (it.) m.	300750
to eat, to dine	mandjar (it.) v.	300760
bathroom attendant	mandjía (t.) f.	300780
command, order	mando m.	300790
nougat, an almond delicacy	mandolato (it.) m.	300810
mandolin	mandolina/mandolino f./m.	300820
a group of mandolins in an orchestra	mandolinata f.	300830
authorities	mandones m. pl.	300840
mandolin player	mandonilista m.	300850
corral, sheep fence, barn; a fenced open area for storing building materials	mandra (1) (gr./it.) f.	300860
corn flour custard	mandra (2) (gr./t.) f.	300870
a small dairy	mandra (3) (t.) f.	300875
small dairy owner, cheese maker	mandradjí (t.) m.	300876
cheese production	mandradjilik (t.) m.	300877
	mandrúgolo cf. madrúgolo	300878
	mandrágola cf. madrúgolo	300879
defect	mané (serb.-cro.) f.	300880
	maneada cf. meneada	300900
	maneadero cf. meneadero	300910
	maneado cf. meneado	300920
	maneador cf. meneador	300930
	maneadura cf. meneadura	300940
	manear/se cf. menear/se v.	300950
to drive, to manage, to guide	manejar v.	300960
manikin; elegant person	maneken m.	300970
to leave	maner v.	300980
manner, way, method; form, pattern; etiquette, manners; glove	manera f.	300990
	maneser cf. amaneser	301090
gift, favor, kindness	manet (t.) m.	301100
maneuver, ploy, stratagem; movement	manevra f.	301110
to maneuver; play tricks	manevrar v.	301120
maneuvering	manevrista/o m.	301130
laxative (magnesium)	manezía f.	301140
small hand; a little help	manezika f.	301150
sleeve	manga (1) f.	301160
a man who wants a fight	manga (2) (gr.) f.	301180
squad	mangá (t.) f.	301190
boasting; arrogance	mangada (gr.) f.	301200
burning coal pan	mangal (t.) m.	301220
money	mangiris (t.) m. pl.	301240
handle (of a tool); dwarf, short in stature; minor; a less valuable person	mango m.	301250
pomegranate	mangrana f.	301270
pomegranate tree	mangranero m.	301280
fast fast	mani mani adv.	301290
mania, binge, bad habit; quality	mania f.	301300
maniac	maniak/o m.	301310
management, training, leadership	maniamiento m.	301320
to drive, to manage, to guide	maniar v.	301330
handcuffed	maniatado adj.	301340
to handcuff	maniatar v.	301350
(meat) that was left to soften; worn out	manido adj.	301360
industry, factory, produce, production of fabrics	manifatura/manifaktura f.	301370
a textile merchant	manifaturadjí m.	301380
informer	manifestador m.	301385
demonstrator	manifestante adj.	301390
to manifest	manifestar v.	301400
to be manifested	manifestarse v. refl.	301405
manifest, manifestation	manifestasión f.	301410
manifest; a ship's cargo list	manifesto m.	301420
madhouse	manikomio m.	301430
manicure	manikyur m.	301440
operator; one who takes care	manipulador m.	301450
	manipulant cf. manipulador	301460
to take care; to activate, to operate; to process manually	manipular v.	301470
care, supervision; activation	manipulasión f.	301480
to leave the meat to soften	manir v.	301490
drive handle	manivela f.	301500
bracelet	maniya/manía f.	301510
	mankamiento m.	301550
defect, deficiency, lack, absence, flaw, defect; poverty	mankansa f.	301570
missing; deficit	mankante adj. & m.	301600
to lack, to be lacking; to err, to miss; to be absent; not fulfill (the duty)	mankar (it./fr.) v.	301610
who does not fulfill his obligation, dishonest	mankero m.	301730
lack, shortcoming, error	mankeza f.	301750
deficit, depreciation, the missing part	mankida f.	301760
a little less	mankito adv.	301770
defective, lacking; poor, destitute	manko adj.	301780
less	manko adv.	301830
deficit, loss	manko m.	301880
	mankula cf. mákula	301920
a stain; defect, deformity, flaw; trick, deviation from the straight path	mankura f.	301930
	manlogrado cf. malogrado	301950
hand	mano f.	301960
bundle, package; sheaf of corn	manojo m.	302870
(Purim) basket	manot (ebr.) f. pl.	302875
a big ugly hand	manota f.	302880
operation, ruse, manoeuver, operation (of a machine, ship)	manovra f.	302890
to operate, to drive, to use	manovrar v.	302900
an apple	mansana f.	302910
apple tree	mansanal m.	302920
apple orchard	mansanar m.	302930
apple tree	mansanero m.	302940
chamomile	mansanía f.	302950
apple tree	mansano m.	302960
attic	mansarda (fr.) f.	302970
to renew his youth	mansevearse v. refl.	302980
a display of courage, youthful daring	mansevedumre m.	302990
youth; brave action	mansevería f.	303000
youth	mansevez/mansevés f.	303020
lad, a guy, a boy; ''green''	manseviko m.	303050
lad; bachelor	mansevo m.	303060
a young and robust man	mansevoto m.	303120
cufflinks	manshetas (fr.) f. pl.	303130
a roll of fur/wool for warming the palms	manshón (fr.) m.	303140
(mockingly:) guy	mansiego m.	303150
	mansinar (ebr.) cf. malsinar	303160
	mansión (fr.) cf. mensión	303170
	mansionar (fr.) cf. mensionar	303180
monthly	mansual (fr.) m.	303190
status, rank	mansub/mansup (t.) m.	303200
blanket; bed cover; small mat; cloak	manta f.	303210
cork	mantar (t.) m.	303220
a braggart	mantardjí (t.) m.	303230
lie, falsehood	mantares (t.) m. pl.	303240
butter	manteka f.	303260
	mantekado cf. mantekozo	303270
butter producer/seller	mantekero m.	303280
buttery, buttered	mantekozo adj.	303290
tablecloth	mantel m.	303300
maintainer	mantenedor/dera adj.	303310
to maintain	mantener v.	303320
to support oneself, to earn a living	mantenerse v. refl.	303350
livelihood, sustenance, existence, food, nutrition, grocery	mantenimiento m.	303380
livelihood	mantenisión f.	303390
concubine, a supported woman	mantenuta f.	303400
gigolo	mantenuto m.	303410
coat manufacturer; weaver	mantero m.	303420
	mantika cf. matika	303430
a headscarf	mantiya f.	303440
cloak, coat	manto m.	303450
manual	manual adj.	303460
handle (of a door/window)	manula f.	303470
a piece of matzah; food for Passover: cheese matzah and a fried egg	manura f.	303480
manuscript	manuskrito/manuskripto m.	303490
cruel, frequently uses his hands	manuto adj.	303500
trick, artifice	manuvra f.	303510
bad habit	manya (port.) f.	303520
crazy	manyak/o adj.	303590
tomorrow	manyana adv.	303600
morning	manyana f.	303640
the hours before noon; matinee	manyanada f.	303670
early-rising; which belongs to the awakening	manyanero adj.	303680
by awakening	manyanika/de manyanika adv.	303690
good-heartedness, large-heartedness, generosity, forgiveness and generosity	manyanimidad/manyanimitá f.	303700
kind-hearted, generous, forgiving and generous	manyanimo adj.	303710
magnetism	manyatismo/manyetizmo m.	303720
magnetized	manyatizado adj.	303730
magnetizing, hypnotizer	manyatizador adj. & m.	303740
magnetizing, hypnotizing	manyatizante adj.	303745
to magnetize, to hypnotize, to attract by magic	manyatizar v.	303750
sterility, barrenness	manyería f.	303760
barren woman	manyera f.	303770
barren	manyero adj.	303780
magnetism	manyetismo/izmo m.	303790
	manyetizado cf. manyatizado	303800
	manyetizador cf. manyatizador	303810
	manyetizar cf. manyatizar	303820
magnificent, bright, wonderful	manyífiko adj.	303830
splendor, majesty	manyifisensia f.	303840
bad habits	manyikas f. pl.	303850
strict; having strange gaits; hypochondriac	manyozo adj.	303860
sadness, unhappiness	manzía/manziya f.	303870
to feel compassion or sorrow towards	manziarse v. refl.	303900
pathetic	manziozo adj.	303910
Mohammedan, Muslim	maometano m.	303920
Islam	maometizmo m.	303930
barge, rig	maona (gr.)	303940
docker, works on an unloading rig	maonadji (gr.)	303950
geographical map	mapa f.	303960
a coat for a Torah book	mapá (ebr.) m.	303970
destruction, disaster	mapalá (ebr.) f.	303980
sea	mar f.	303990
	máraba (t.) cf. merhabá	304080
almond cookies (a type of marzipan)	marachudos m. pl.	304090
a wonder, a charm, a beautiful thing created by skillful hands	marafet (t.) m.	304100
inventive	marafetchí (t.) m.	304140
charming, wonderful	marafetlí (t.) adj.	304150
habit, custom	marahá (ebr.) f.	304160
furious, exasperated	marajeado adj.	304180
to be angry with, to be upset with, to be at enmity with	marajearse v. refl.	304190
cloak; top scarf; towel	maramá/n (t.) m.	304200
carpenter	marangó/z (gr./t.) m.	304210
Maranno, a convert, Christianized	marano n. & adj.	304220
a nightmare, a disturbing thought, an obsession, a fixation, a craze for one thing	maranya f.	304230
who suffers from obsession	maranyozo adj.	304240
	maras cf. moras	304250
wonder, wonders	maravía/maraviya f.	304260
enchanted, amazed	maraviyado adj.	304330
to surprise, to cause to wonder, to charm	maraviyar/maravíar v.	304340
to wonder, to marvel	maraviyarse/maravíarse v. refl.	304350
surprisingly	maraviyozamente adv.	304360
wonderful, marvelous, amazement-inspiring, charming; magnificent, great	maraviyozo/maravíozo adj.	304370
a dispute, a fight	marazá (t.) f.	304380
strife seeker, built from conflicts	marazadjí (t.) m.	304390
	marazearse (t.) cf. marajearse (t.)	304400
marching, walking	marcha f.	304410
margin, rim; the difference between the purchase price and the sale price; enterprise	márdjina (it.) f.	304430
	mardor cf. morador	304440
The rabbi of the city	maré de atrá (aram.)	304450
dizzy, suffering from seasickness	mareado adj.	304460
whirling; dizziness	mareamiento m.	304470
whirling; dizziness	marear v.	304480
to feel dizzy, to suffer from seasickness	marearse v. refl.	304490
luck	marech m.	304500
	maredo cf. madero	304510
patch, a device for patching socks	mareja f.	304530
	marekía (t.) cf. merekía	304540
dizziness; seasickness	mareo m.	304550
Marshall	mareshal (fr.) m.	304560
lake; puddle	marezika f.	304570
ivory	marfil m.	304580
margarine	margarina f.	304590
pimpernel	margarita f.	304600
goat	margueko m.	304610
chick-chuck	maria kovaria	304620
(in derogatory language:) husband	maridansa m.	304630
husband, spouse	marido m.	304640
	marifet (t.) cf. marafet	304650
agile, clever, talented, skilled	marifetli/a (t.) adj.	304660
marina; fleet; baking tray; tendency to inflated self-importance	marina f.	304670
of a sailor	marinar adj.	304710
maritime	marinario adj.	304720
a sailor, a seafarer	marinero m.	304730
maritime	marino adj.	304750
a sailor, a seafarer	marino m.	304755
puppet, marionette; a person without character	marioneta f.	304770
butterfly	maripoza f.	304775
maritime	marítimo adj.	304780
label, character (standard character), mark, marking, seal, trademark, professional symbol; bookmark	marka f.	304790
marked	markado adj.	304810
marker; ticket inspector; controller of entrance and exit to the warehouse	markador m.	304820
marking action	markadura f.	304830
impressive; noticeable	markante (fr.) adj.	304840
to mark, to outline a mark	markar v.	304850
to be marked	markarse v. refl.	304860
marquis	markez m.	304870
a type of fabric	markizet m.	304880
Marxism	marksismo/marksizmo m.	304890
Marxist	marksista m.	304900
	marmalad cf. marmelada	304910
	marmarear cf. marmurear	304920
marble	mármaro m.	304930
marmalade, jam	marmelada f.	304940
old witch	marmerusa f.	304950
marble	marmol/marmor m.	304960
marble processor, works in marble	marmolero m.	304970
	marmulear cf. murmurear	304980
	marmureo cf. murmureo	304990
	marmurear/riar cf. murmurear	305000
a dying growl	marmuro m.	305010
grumbler	marmuya f.	305020
	marmuyar cf. murmurear	305030
almond cookie	marochino m.	305040
Moroccan	marokén (fr.) adj. & m.	305050
goat skin; Moroccan	marokino m. & adj.	305060
maroon	marón adj.	305070
maroon	maroneado adj.	305080
bitter herb	maror (ebr.) m.	305090
rubber tube, hookah tube	marpich (t.) m.	305100
border line, demarcation line	marro m.	305110
march (music); walking, marching	marsh (fr.) m.	305150
sidewalk	marshpie (fr.) m.	305160
route	marshrut (fr.) m.	305170
warlike, military	marsial adj.	305180
coals that are not well burned emit toxic fumes; something ugly	marsik (t.) m.	305190
March	marso m.	305200
	mart cf. marso	305210
perfect stupid	martek adj.	305220
Tuesday	martes m.	305230
torture, severe torment, death for the sanctification of God, martyrdom	martirio m.	305240
tortured	martirizado adj.	305250
torturer	martirizador m.	305260
to torture	martirizar v.	305270
martyrology	martirolojía f.	305280
hammer blow, beat	martiyada f.	305290
to hit with a hammer, to pound	martiyar/martíar v.	305300
a small hammer (to make noise on Purim)	martiyiko m.	305310
hammer	martiyo/martío m.	305320
more	mas adv.	305340
Dough, pulp; mass; a large amount, a lot; nature, character; (In the case of a bankrupt:) the remaining assets	masa f.	305630
Matzah	masá (ebr.) f.	305750
Matzah baker	masadjí (ebr.)m.	305800
dough, dough ready for baking	masadura f.	305810
Sodom and Gomorrah revolution	masagatos- la de masagatos	305820
massage	masaj/e m.	305830
to slaughter, to kill, to destroy	masakrar v.	305840
massacre, killing, destruction	masakro m.	305850
anecdote, tale	masal (t.) m.	305860
story taller, jester	masaldjí m.	305870
marzipan	masapán m.	305880
a kind of compote to spread on the bread	masapikada f.	305887
olive press	masara (t.) f.	305890
whetstone	masat (t.) m.	305900
	masava (ebr.) cf. masevá	305910
Macedonian	masedoniano m. & adj.	305920
tractate (of Talmud)	masehet (ebr.) f.	305930
for example	maselá (t.) adv.	305940
masseur	maser/o (fr.) m.	305950
map	masero (t.) m.	305960
gravestone	masevá (ebr.) f.	305970
pliers, tongs	masha/mashá (t.) f.	305980
parable	mashal (ebr.) m.	306010
bonfire	mashala f.	306015
touch wood!	mashalla/h! (t.) interj.	306020
means of livelihood, means of existence	masheahalnu (ebr.)	306030
a nickname for Ashkenazi (in Thessaloniki)	mashemeha (ebr.) m.	306040
inspector	mashgiah (ebr.) m.	306050
corruptor, harmful	mashhit (ebr.) m.	306060
damage, destruction	mashhitlik (ebr.)m.	306070
Messiah	mashiah (ebr.) m.	306080
machine	mashina (fr.) f.	306100
mechanical	mashinal (fr.) adj.	306110
mechanically	mashinalmente (fr.) adv.	306120
to plot	mashinar (fr.) v.	306130
plot	mashinasión (fr.) f.	306140
	mashinist(r)o (fr.) cf. makinista	306150
an instigator, a trouble maker	mashit (ebr.) m.	306160
chewing	mashkada f.	306170
jaw	mashkadera f.	306180
continuous chewing	mashkadero m.	306190
chewing	mashkadura f.	306200
mortgage	mashkantá (aram.) f.	306210
to chew	mashkar v.	306240
erased, blurred	mashkareado adj.	306280
to erase; to chew slowly; to understand, to grasp; to mutter words of anger	mashkarear v.	306290
difficult chewing effort	mashkatina f.	306300
a man biting his nails; big miser	mashkaunyas m.	306310
beverage	mashké (ebr.) m.	306315
pledge	mashkón (ebr.) m.	306320
	mashtrapá (t.) cf. mishtrabá	306330
a well-kneaded dough covered with a towel for rising	masijo m.	306340
solid, hardened	masizo adj.	306350
mask	maska (fr.) f.	306360
who put on a mask, covered	maskado (fr.) adj.	306370
	maskantá (aram.) cf. mashkantá	306380
mortgage loan	maskantardjí m.	306390
to put on a mask, to cover with a disguise	maskar v.	306400
mask; a man who does not keep his word	máskara f.	306410
a fool, a jester, a joker; mockery	maskará (t.) f.	306420
carnival, mask parade	maskarad/a m./f.	306460
disgraceful behavior	maskaralik (t.) m.	306470
to mock/to put oneself to mockery	maskarear/se (t.) v./v. refl.	306480
the toe of the shoe	maskareta f.	306490
mockery	maskarlik (t.)	306500
put on a mask/disguise	maskarse/maskararse v. refl.	306510
	maskín (arab.) cf. miskín	306520
masculine	maskulino m.	306530
slaughterhouse	maslah (arab.)	306540
business	maslahat (t.) m.	306550
a case/event presented in all its details without omissions	maslat (t.) m.	306560
bundle, sheaf	maso m.	306570
freemason	masón m.	306650
freemasonry	masonería f.	306660
freemason	masoniko adj.	306670
The Masora (Torah Grammar)	masorá (ebr.) f.	306680
expenditure, waste	masraf (t.) m.	306690
expensive, involves great expense	masraflí (t.) adj.	306700
bowl, basin	mastella (it.) f.	306710
mastic	mástiga f.	306720
brandy	mastika (t.) f.	306730
manufacturer/seller of brandy	mastikadjí (t.) m.	306740
to chew	mastikar v.	306750
chewing	mastikasión f.	306760
mast	mastil m.	306770
mastodon (ancient elephant); a broad person	mastodonte m.	306780
	mastranú (ebr.) cf. maestranud	306790
spool, roller, sewing machine spool on which the thread is rolled	masur (t.) m.	306800
metal embroidery	masurí (t.) m.	306810
dull, dark, non-shiny	mat adj.	306820
dangerous work; tedious work	matadero m.	306830
killed, murdered; the body of the murdered	matado adj. & m.	306840
killer; executioner; matador; stunning, "killing"	matador/dera m. & adj.	306870
a type of anise	mataluva f.	306940
arrogant, braggart	matamoros m.	306960
sperm; whey, skimmed milk	matan m.	306970
gift; opportunity, bargain	mataná (ebr.) f.	306980
massacre, killing, murder	matansa f.	307010
massacre, killing, murder	matansina/matasina f.	307020
miser	matapiojos m.	307030
to kill; to bother, to disturb	matar v.	307040
water-bottle, flask	matará/mátara (t.) f.	307120
to commit suicide, to kill oneself; to try very hard; to get tired to death	matarse v. refl.	307130
bad doctor ("kills the healthy")	matasanos/doktor de matasanos	307150
slaughter, riots; face-to-face combat; insurrection, tumult, rebellion; crowded crowd	matasina f.	307160
	matasinos cf. matasina	307170
mathematics	matematik/matemátika f.	307200
mathematical	matemátiko adj.	307210
mathematician	matematisiano m.	307215
pus; material, subject	materia f.	307220
purulent, exuding pus, having an infection	materiado adj.	307250
material, raw material; tool set	material m.	307260
materialist, material	material/materiel adj.	307270
materialist	materialista/o m.	307280
to realize	materializar v.	307290
materially	materialmente adv.	307300
	materiamente cf. materialmente	307305
to materialize	materiarse v. refl.	307310
pustular	materiozo adj.	307320
materialism	materlialismo/materializmo m.	307340
maternal	maternal/maternel adj.	307350
motherhood; maternity clinic	maternidad/maternitá f.	307360
	materno cf. maternal	307370
material; matter	matiera f.	307380
bush, plant, branch	matika f.	307390
dawn, morning hours	matiné (fr.) f.	307400
permits, gives halachic permission	matir (ebr.) adj.	307405
nanny	matmazel (fr.) f.	307410
to show great curiosity, to ask to know the intimate details	mató- bushkar de saver el mató i el matiko	307420
a joke, a ridiculous thing	matrak (t.) m.	307430
club, stick	matraka (fr.) f.	307440
very early	matrana adv.	307450
dawn	matranada f.	307470
retailer, middleman, intermediary between farmer and wholesaler; cheater, crook	matrapás/matrapaz (t.) m.	307480
(in a mocking tone): lass, young lady	matrazel (fr.) f.	307490
matriarchal	matriarkal adj.	307495
license plate	matrikulasión f.	307500
of marriage, matrimonial	matrimonial adj.	307510
matrimony	matrimonio m.	307520
uterus, womb	matrís/matriz f.	307530
	matsá (ebr.) cf. masá	307540
	matsevá (ebr.) cf. masevá	307550
	matuk (t.) cf. kyutuk	307560
mature	maturado adj.	307570
to ripen; to conceive and process a plan in all its details	maturar v.	307580
maturity	maturidad f.	307590
mature; processed in all its details	maturo adj.	307600
grumpy, resentful	mauiyo m.	307610
	maulyar cf. mauyar	307620
	mauna cf. maona	307630
sigh, moan; crying	mauyadero m.	307640
crybaby, crying, lamenting	mauyador/dera adj.	307650
growling; moan, sigh	mauyamiento m.	307660
sighing	mauyando adj.	307670
to sigh, to moan, to wail, to whimper, to growl, to cry out	mauyar v.	307680
whining	mauyo adj.	307690
a growl, a cry	mauyo m.	307700
blue, light blue	maví (t.) n. & adj.	307740
a sweet cake, a delicacy for Purim made from sugar pulp	mavlach m.	307760
Pharaoh beetle	mavlacha f.	307770
beautiful, handsome	mavlo adj.	307780
once, ever, never	may (it.) adv.	307790
May	may/o m.	307800
a link in a chain; armor; lace fabric, mesh fabric	maya f.	307810
yeast; a precipitate of vinegar water; gastric juice; a savings fund	mayá (t.)	307820
(in a mocking tone:) mother	mayaká f.	307850
	mayestad cf. maestad	307860
sweet and sour; a nickname for a cold relationship between two people	mayhos (t.) adj.	307870
fingerbowl water (before the Grace)	mayim aharonim (ebr.)	307880
arrack (Oriental strong drink)	mayim azim (ebr.)	307890
foreman, supervises workers	maymar m.	307900
monkey; joker	maymón/maymún (t.) m.	307910
monkey behavior; stupidity; something that is ridiculed and slandered	maymondjuluk (t.) m.	307950
clownishness; trick, prank	maymonería (t.) f.	307960
work stoppage order (at the factory, etc.)	mayna (t.) f.	307970
stop!	mayna! (t.) interj.	307980
brainless, fool, stupid	mayo adj.	307990
May	mayo m.	308000
body-tight clothing, swimsuit, tank top	mayó (fr.) m.	308010
leader of a group of children at play; group leader, gang leader	mayogá m.	308020
china, porcelain	mayólika f.	308030
to twist around	mayonar v.	308040
mayonnaise	mayones (fr.) m.	308050
mayonnaise	mayoneza f.	308060
firstborn; senior, older, mature; mayor	mayor m. & adj.	308070
educator, instructor; the senior man, leader; team leader	mayoral m.	308090
marjoram	mayorana f.	308100
	mayorar cf. mayorgar	308110
to delegate/give authority	mayordomar v.	308120
the manager of the property, chief servant	mayordomo m.	308130
grownup; adult	mayorente adj.	308140
taking over	mayorgamiento m.	308150
overcoming, taking control	mayorgansa f.	308160
to overcome	mayorgar v.	308170
to be intensified; to reach a peak	mayorgarse v. refl.	308180
majority; seniority; age of maturity	mayoría f.	308190
majority; maturity	mayoridad/majoritá (fr.)	308200
(mocking form:) mother	mayri m.	308210
laughter, mockery, mischief, irony; fireworks	maytap (t.) m.	308220
jester, comedian; mocker, mocking, comic	maytapchí/maytapshí (t.) m. & adj.	308260
to mock, to joke at the expense of	maytaplanearse (t.) v. refl.	308265
a capital letter	mayúskula f.	308270
	mayuyar cf. mauyar	308280
	mayuyo cf. mauyo	308290
a club, a club with an iron ball in its head (weapon)	maza f.	308300
luck, fate; star	mazal (ebr.) m.	308310
fate pages of a fortune teller accompanied by a bird that pulls out the fate page	mazaliko m. (ebr.)	308480
stars	mazalot (ebr.) m. pl.	308500
lucky	mazalozo (ebr.) adj.	308510
lucky	mazaludo (ebr.) adj.	308520
official report, protocol, memorandum, memorandum of understanding	mazbata (t.)	308530
basement	mazé (t.) m.	308540
harmful; demon	mazik (ebr.) m.	308550
a sledge-hammer, a wooden hammer	mazo m.	308560
food	mazón (ebr.) m.	308570
Mazurka (Slavic dance)	mazurka f.	308610
mezuzah	mazuzá (ebr.) f.	308620
me; to me, for me, from me; myself	me pron. pers.	308630
great suffering	meamarim (ebr.)	308660
	meaná (t.) cf. meané	308690
tavern owner, bartender	meanadjí/meanedjí (t.) m.	308700
tavern	meané (t.) f.	308710
cave	meará (ebr.) f.	308720
half	meatad/meatá f.	308730
wick; medical candle; a curl, a strand of hair	mecha f.	308740
	mechar cf. mesher	308760
night gown	mecharé m.	308770
embroidered long-sleeved female velvet jacket (Izmir)	mechara/chirki/chepken (t.) f.	308780
a little strand of hair	mechika f.	308790
thick wick; a prominent strand of hair (out of place)	mechón m.	308800
decoration, badge of honor, medal	medalia f.	308810
medallion	medalión m.	308820
a weak woman with no strength; a person of weak character, a person of no importance and value	medaya f.	308830
half Moon	medialuna f.	308840
average number; middle floor; warehouse of a shop, attic	mediana f.	308850
medium; mediator, conciliator, judge	medianero adj.	308860
medium, average, normal	mediano adj.	308870
middle class person	mediano m.	308875
intermediate days of festival	medianos m. pl.	308880
midnight	medianoche f.	308900
through, by	mediante prep.	308920
socks, shorts	medias f. pl.	308930
mediation	mediasión f.	308940
mediator	mediator m.	308950
a measure,; means	medida f.	308960
dreadful, terrible	medientozo adj.	308980
of the Middle Ages	medieval adj.	308990
medical	medikal (fr.) adj.	309000
medicine, medicinal drug	medikamento m.	309010
cure, remedy, medicine, medical science; Faculty of Medicine	medikería f.	309020
medical office	medikeya f.	309030
doctor, physician	médiko m.	309040
country; city, the big city, the capital city	mediná (ebr.)	309060
half-	medio/ia adj.	309070
half; middle; surrounding	medio m.	309180
noon	mediodía m.	309350
	medioeval cf. medieval	309370
The Middle Ages	medioevo (it.) m.	309380
mediocre, less value	mediokre adj.	309390
mediocrity	mediokredad/mediokretá f.	309400
to measure	medir v.	309410
medicine; medication	medisina f.	309420
medicinal	medisinal adj.	309430
to meditate	meditar v.	309440
meditation	meditasión f.	309450
Mediterranean	Mediteraneo/a m./f.	309460
excellent	medjidiyé (t.) adj.	309470
Turkish silver coin	medjidiyé (t.) f.	309480
	medjit (t.) cf. medjidiyé (t.) f.	309485
Ottoman civil law book	medjlé m.	309490
council	medjlis/medjlish (t.) m.	309500
council (adj.)	medjlisí (t.) adj.	309550
to heal with folk healing	medkear v.	309560
	medkería cf. medikería	309570
	medko cf. médiko	309580
frightened	medozado adj.	309590
feces, excrement	medra f.	309600
dirty business; a repulsive and disgusting mixture	medrata f.	309700
a sensitive person who is easily hurt	medrika f.	309710
excremental, filthy; punctilious, strict; cheater, crook	medrozo adj.	309720
jellyfish	meduza f.	309725
magnificence	megalío (gr.) m.	309730
megalomaniac	megalomán/o m.	309740
megalomania	megalomanía f.	309750
a big thing (also said ironically)	megaloprama (gr.)	309760
civil constitution	megele (t.) m.	309770
scroll; a very long letter, a very long list	megilá (ebr.) f.	309780
	megina cf. migina	309790
council	meglish (t.) m.	309800
	mego cf. mago	309810
Shabbat abuser	mehalel shabat (ebr.)	309820
because of	mehamat (ebr.) de	309830
mechanism, a clever invention, a clever way to solve a problem	mehanyí (gr.) m.	309840
a utilitarian, an exploiter, seeking his own benefit	mehaper (ebr.) m.	309850
a broken vessel, despicable	mehatrashní m.	309860
responsibility, obligation	mehayev (ebr.) m.	309870
forgiveness, amnesty	mehilá (ebr.) f.	309880
sales contract	mehirá (ebr.) f.	309890
living, sustenance	mehiyá (ebr.) f.	309900
excommunicated; cunning, tricky	mehoram (ebr.) m.	309910
intention	mehuván (ebr.) m.	309920
	meína (t.) cf. meyina	309930
cheek	mejiya f.	309940
Court	mejlish (t.) m.	309950
	mejor cf. mijor	309960
improved	mejorado adj.	309970
to improve; to get better	mejorear v.	309990
	mejoría cf. mijoría	310000
	mekam (t.) cf. makam	310010
mechanics	mekanik (fr.) f.	310020
mechanics	mekánika f.	310030
mechanical	mekaniko adj.	310040
mechanic	mekanisiano (fr.) m.	310050
mechanic	mekanisién (fr.) m.	310060
mechanism	mekanismo/izmo m.	310070
to mechanize	mekanizar v.	310080
a devil, an evil spirit, prosecutor, accuser	mekatreg/mekatrek (ebr.) m.	310090
source	mekor (ebr.) m.	310100
an abominable, avariciously disgusting, wretched, despised person	mekruf (t.) m.	310110
disgusting stinginess	mekrufluk (t.) m.	310120
school	mektep/mekteb (t.) m.	310130
cabalist	mekubal (ebr.) m.	310140
work, employment	melahá (ebr.) f.	310150
tutor, teacher	melamed (ebr.) m.	310190
	melanholía cf. melankolía	310200
	melanhóliko cf. melankóliko	310210
melancholy	melankolía f.	310220
melancholic	melankóliko	310230
molasses	melasa f.	310240
reading	melda f.	310250
tendency to read incessantly	meldadero m.	310260
educated, learned; guided, instructed in a manner of conduct; who is bewitched for healing from mental illness; biased to a certain position	meldado adj.	310270
ritual study; study in memory of the dead	meldado m.	310280
reader; reciter; scholar	meldador/dera n.	310290
reading; Torah reading	meldadura f.	310300
a person who reads a lot, bookworm	meldahón m.	310310
to spend time reading, to read a lot	meldahonear v.	310320
	meldamiento cf. meldadero	310330
to read; to learn; to study the Torah; to pray	meldar v.	310340
heder (religious elementary school); study	meldar m.	310400
to be read	meldarse v. refl.	310405
king	meleh (ebr.) m.	310407
a mixture	meleskada f.	310410
mixing; a mixture; tangle	meleskadura f.	310420
mixture	meleskamiento m.	310430
to mix, to stir	meleskar v.	310440
to be mixed	meleskarse v. refl.	310450
jumble, confusion; Involvement in a dubious business	meleskatina f.	310460
mixture	melesko m.	310470
son of hybrids, son of a mixture	melez (t.) n.	310480
medicine, medicinal drug	melezina f.	310490
curative	melezinador/dera adj.	310520
healer, folk doctor	melezinador/dera m.	310530
healing; recovery, convalescence	melezinamiento m.	310540
to heal, to treat	melezinar/melezar v.	310550
to recover	melezinarse v. refl.	310560
having a degree of healing	melezinozo adj.	310570
	melhá (ebr.) cf. minhá	310580
Melissa	melisa f.	310590
twin	melisio m.	310610
	melizina cf. melezina	310620
	melizinar cf. melezinar	310630
melody	melodía f.	310640
a worthless person who offers advice and assumes importance	Melodio- han (ebr.) Melodio	310650
melodic	melodiozo adj.	310660
melodrama	melodrama f.	310670
melodramatic	melodramátiko adj.	310680
love of music	melomanía f.	310690
music lover	melomano m.	310700
melon	melón (1) m.	310710
one thousand Turkish lira/gold sterling	melón (2) m.	310730
bun/pitta baked with honey or vanilla	melopita (gr.) f.	310735
	melsa/meltsa cf. mersa	310740
to make a grave mistake	mem- komerse una mem (ebr.)	310750
Muslim cleric's turban, rabbinical turban (high rank)	mema f.	310760
remembering	membramiento m.	310770
membrane	membrana f.	310780
a memory, a memory monument	membransa f.	310790
to remember, to recall, to mention	membrar v.	310800
remembered	membrado adj.	310805
a memory, a memory that passes through the family from generation to generation	membrasión f.	310810
	membriyo cf. bembriyo	310830
	membro cf. miembro	310840
meeting diary	memento m.	310850
an unflattering nickname among the Jews for a Turk	memet (t.) m.	310860
memorandum	memorandum m.	310870
to remember; to remind	memorar v.	310880
	memorasión cf. memoria	310885
memorable	memoravle adj.	310890
memory	memoria f.	310900
memorial	memorial adj.	310960
toilets	memshané (t.) m.	310970
in charge, community leader	memuné (ebr.) m. (pl.: memunim)	310980
clerk, government official	memur (t.) m.	310990
official service, official position	memuriet (t.) m.	311000
Av month	Menahem (ebr.) m.	311010
maid	menaj- fam de menaj (fr.)	311020
to take care of	menajar v.	311030
household	menaj/e (fr.) m.	311040
housewife	menajera f.	311050
zoo	menajería (fr.) f.	311060
appropriate, timely	menasup (t.) adj.	311070
	menaza/o/e cf. amenaza	311090
	menazador cf. amenazador	311100
	menazante cf. amenazante	311110
	menazar cf. amenazar	311120
	menazo cf. amenazo	311130
position, station	menchil m.	311140
	mendel/mender (t.) cf. minder	311150
a beggar	mendikante (it.) n.	311160
to panhandle	mendikar (it.) v.	311170
handkerchief, scarf	mendil (t.) m.	311180
target board, the heart of the target	mendiriz (t.) m.	311190
trifles, a thing of little value	mendrugería f.	311210
a miser who collects scraps and waste; a person who wastes time on pedantry	mendrugero m.	311220
small dry flakes of bread	mendrugito m.	311230
dry flakes of bread	mendrugos m. pl.	311240
shaking	meneada f.	311260
displacement, constant movement, tendency to move constantly/to be constantly in motion	meneadero m.	311280
shaked	meneado adj.	311290
operator	meneador m.	311310
moving, removal, movement	meneadura f.	311320
wink	meneamiento m.	311330
shake	meneamiento m.	311340
loose, trembling, tottering, collapsing	meneando adj.	311350
to move, to wiggle; to move, to shake, to stir	menear v.	311360
to move, to wiggle, to wobble, to wriggle, to lurch; to move oneself, to rush, to hurry	menearse v. refl.	311430
violet (flower)	menekshé (t.) m.	311470
cotton fabric for diapers	menemén bezí (t.)	311480
meningitis	menenjit (fr.) f.	311490
shaking, motion, movement	meneo m.	311500
need, necessity	menester m.	311510
poor, destitute; who is needed	menesterozo adj. & m.	311620
to serve	menestrar v.	311630
	mengené (t.) cf. menyené	311640
reduction; deficiency, shortcoming	mengua f.	311650
missing, reduced	menguado adj.	311680
lack, amortization	menguadura f.	311685
reduction; impoverishment; disrespect, contempt	menguamiento m.	311690
The period of waning of the moon	menguante m.	311700
to lessen, to diminish; to subtract, to reduce; to reduce eyes (in knitting)	menguar v.	311710
to lessen, to diminish	menguarse v. refl.	311715
	meningit cf. menenjit	311720
the bacterium of meningitis	meningokok m.	311730
touchstone	menk (t.) m.	311740
never mind, so be it	meno male! (it.) interj.	311770
minor, young, small, cadet	menor adj. & m.	311780
Menorah, the symbol of the menorah	menorá (ebr.)	311790
minority	menoría f.	311800
minority	menoridad/menoritá f.	311810
less, minus	menos/meno adv.	311820
deals with small things	menosiozo m.	311970
Indecent, despicable, despised	menospresiado adj.	311980
disgracer	menospresiador m.	311990
disgracing	menospresiante adj.	312000
to denounce, to despise, to humiliate, to shame, to defame, to vilify, to condemn, to belittle, to scorn	menospresiar v.	312010
to underestimate one's own value, to reduce one's own importance	menospresiarse v. refl.	312020
despicable, despised, despicable	menospresiavle adj.	312030
scorn, disgrace, humiliation	menospresio m.	312040
	mensaje cf. mesaje	312050
	mensajero cf. mesajero	312060
mention	mensión f.	312070
mentioned	mensionado adj.	312080
to mention	mensionar v.	312090
menstruation	menstruasión f.	312100
monthly	mensual adj.	312110
monthly magazine	mensual m.	312120
monthly salary, monthly payment	mensualidad f.	312130
on a monthly basis	mensualmente adv.	312135
mint; nougat made from sesame, honey and sugar	menta (1) f.	312140
	menta (2) cf. mentira	312160
known, famous; remembered	mentado adj.	312170
mentality	mentalidad/mentalitá f.	312180
jacket, vest	mentán m.	312190
to express, to quote, to mention, to mention; pronounce the name of God; to insult, to curse; to blow up	mentar v.	312200
hinge (of a door, etc.)	menteshé (t.) f.	312240
to lie, to cheat	mentir v.	312260
lie, deception, fraud, falsehood	mentira f.	312270
liar	mentiradjí n. & adj.	312350
liar	mentirozo m. & adj.	312360
chin	mentón m.	312361
	mentres cf. mientres	312410
menu	menú (fr.) m.	312420
internal organs of chicken or animal (liver, spleen, heart, kidneys); a gang of children; detail; trifles, worthless things	menudaya f.	312430
seller of chicken/cattle internal organs; one who wastes his time on trifles	menudayero m.	312470
outcast	menudé (ebr.) m.	312480
littleness, smallness; pedantry	menudensia f.	312490
minuteness, littleness	menudez f.	312500
tiny, small, thin, delicate	menudo adj.	312510
experienced	menusé (ebr.) adj.	312555
	menyana cf. manyana	312560
clamps, torture brace	menyené (t.) m.	312570
Mensa, a student restaurant	menza f.	312590
ground floor	menzana (it.) f.	312600
	meoyado cf. meoyudo	312610
head, brain	meoyera f.	312620
	meoyero cf. meoyera	312630
brain, mind, wisdom; forehead	meoyo m.	312640
having a brain, smart, intelligent, sensible, having common sense	meoyudo adj. & m.	313140
despicable	meprizavle (fr.) adj.	313150
worry, sadness, grief, depression; desire	merak (t.) m.	313160
hedonist, lover of pleasures	merakchí (t.) m.	313210
	merakía (t.) cf. merekía	313220
to disturb, to cause unrest	meraklanear (t.) v.	313225
to worry, to be troubled, to be sad, to grieve	meraklanearse (t.) v. refl.	313227
melancholic; consumed by longing, lustful; a craftsman who performs his craft with love and skill	meraklí (t.) adj.	313230
intention	meram (t.) m.	313265
inheritance; lounger	meraz (t.) m.	313270
heir, inheritor	merazchí (t.) m.	313280
	merda cf. medra	313290
coral	merdján (t.) m.	313300
authorities	merdjel (t.) m.	313310
	mereaklear (t.) cf. merekiar/se	313320
worry, sadness, sorrow, longing	merekía (t.)	313330
immersed in a fight, engrossed in annoyance	merekiado adj.	313335
to grieve, to regret, to worry, to take to heart; to fight, to cut off relations	merekiar/se (t.) v. refl.	313370
sad, gloomy, dejected	merekiozo (t.) adj.	313380
repair, mending	meremet (t.) m.	313390
light lunch; Gathering for an evening out; picnic; a Hanukkah celebration that involves going out into nature	merenda f.	313410
killed, eliminated (vulg.)	merendeado adj.	313430
to kill, to eliminate (vulg.)	merendear/se v.	313440
eggplant	merendjena f. (cf. berendjena)	313450
worthy of-	meresedor adj.	313510
to be worthy of	mereser v.	313520
deserving, deserving (reward or punishment)	meresido adj.	313530
worthy, worthy of praise and recognition	meresiente adj.	313550
recompense, what he deserves (reward or punishment)	meresimiento m.	313560
vile, despised	meret (t.) adj.	313570
Greeting	merhabá/merabá! (t.) interj.	313580
south	meridión m.	313590
meridian	meridiano m.	313600
southern	meridional adj.	313610
	merikana/merkana cf. amerikana	313620
meringue	meringa f.	313630
supreme judge appointed by the king	merino (arc.) m.	313635
Marino lamb	merinos m.	313640
to be worthy of	meritar (fr.) v.	313650
value, importance, quality, advantage	mérito m.	313660
	meritozo cf. meresiente	313670
to trade in questionable trade	merkadear v.	313680
merchant, businessman	merkader m.	313690
goods; trade	merkadería f.	313730
acquired - a nickname added as a virtue to the name of a child whose siblings died in childhood	merkado adj.	313740
market; goods bought in the market, shopping	merkado m.	313750
customer, buyer; merchant	merkador/dera n.	313760
	merkaduría cf. merkadería	313770
commerce, trade, ways of trade; goods, merchandise	merkansía f.	313780
	merkansería cf. merkansía	313790
commercial, of commerce, of merchants	merkantil adj.	313800
commercial	merkantivle adj.	313810
to buy, to acquire	merkar v.	313820
to be bought, to be acquired	merkarse v. refl.	313845
main office; city center	merkez (t.) m.	313850
acquisition	mérkida f.	313860
doctor (medic.)	merko m.	313870
Mercury	merkurio m.	313880
marble	mermer (t.) m.	313890
spleen	mersa f.	313900
benevolence, charity	mersed f.	313910
generous, benevolent	mersedozo adj.	313940
mercenary	mersenario m.	313950
haberdashery shop	mersería f.	313960
(said of yarns and fabrics:) which has been processed to give a silky shine	merserizado adj.	313970
to process threads/fabrics by soaking them in caustic soda to give a silky shine	merserizar v.	313980
	merserizé (fr.) cf. merserizado	313990
Thanks	mersí (fr.) m.	314000
rank, status	mertebé (t.) m.	314005
plank	mertek (t.) m.	314010
square (adj.)	merubá /merubah (ebr.) adj.	314020
	merveyozo (fr.) cf. maraviyozo	314040
auction	mesad (t.) m.	314050
typesetter	mesader (ebr.) m.	314060
baldness	mesadura f.	314070
message, broadcast	mesaje m.	314080
transport service, shipping company, travel company	mesajería f.	314090
messenger, courier	mesajero m.	314100
name change	mesalaím (aram.)	314110
to pluck hair	mesar v.	314130
to pluck his hair	mesarse v. refl.	314140
waving, lifting; baldness	mesedura f.	314150
to wave	meser v.	314160
having sex	meshamesh (ebr.)	314165
servant	mesharet (ebr.) m.	314167
one who does careless and imprecise work	meshdulá m.	314170
oak, oak (the material), hardwood	meshé (t.) m.	314180
cradle, swing	meshedera f.	314200
incessant shaking; constantly nervous rocking	meshedero m.	314220
the swing/cradle mover	meshedor m.	314230
shaking, wobbling; word of mouth about someone's bankruptcy/failure/death	meshedura f.	314240
to rock, to shake, to cradle	mesher v.	314250
to gossip	mesherikear (port.) v.	314270
slanderer, gossipmonger	mesherikero (port.) m.	314280
slander, gossip	mesheriko (port.) m.	314290
to swing	mesherse v. refl.	314300
occupation, job	meshguliyet (t.) m.	314310
who blessed (a blessing)	meshiberá (pl. meshiberod) (ebr.)	314320
ointment	meshihá (ebr.) f.	314325
processed sheepskin	meshín (t.) m.	314330
	meshka cf. meshkita	314340
mosque	meshkita f.	314350
loquat	meshpula (gr.) f.	314370
loquat tree	meshpulero m.	314380
high quality, first rate	meshubá (ebr.) adj.	314390
apostate	meshumad (ebr.) m.	314400
messianic	mesiániko adj.	314410
Messianism	mesianizmo m.	314420
who blessed (a blessing)	mesiberá (ebr.)	314430
lifting, waving	mesidura f.	314440
matter, course, occurrence	mesiut (ebr.) m.	314450
avarice, narrow-mindedness; poverty; neediness	meskindad/meskinidad f.	314460
narrow-mindedness	meskinería f.	314470
poor, needy, wretch; stingy, narrow-minded	meskino adj.	314480
mixture	meskla f.	314490
mixed	mesklado adj.	314500
mixture	meskladura f.	314510
mixture	mesklamiento m.	314520
to mix, to blend	mesklar v.	314530
to mix, to merge; to interfere in another's affairs	mesklarse v. refl.	314540
mixture, mixing, blending; alloy	mesklatina f.	314550
	mesklita cf. mesklatina	314560
	mesmo cf. mizmo	314570
overshoe; cloth shoes open at the back that rabbis used to wear; A nickname for a pious and zealous person	mestas (t.) f. pl.	314580
	mestra (port.) cf. maestra	314600
to manage, to control, to issue orders arrogantly; (ironically:) to act as an educator	mestrear (port.) v.	314610
	mestro (port.) cf. maestro	314620
swarm of wild beasts (from the plagues of Egypt)	mestura f.	314630
to reveal a secret	mesturar (arc.) v.	314635
intriguer, quarrel-monger; indiscreet	mesturero adj.	314640
able, efficient	mesugal (ebr.) adj.	314645
half	metad/meatad f.	314650
metaphysics	metafízika f.	314690
metaphysical	metafíziko adj.	314700
metaphor	metáfora f.	314705
metal; value	metal m.	314710
Turkish currency	metalik (t.) m.	314730
metallic	metálik/o adj.	314760
penniless	metaliksíz (t.) adj.	314770
metallurgy	metalurjía f.	314780
metamorphose	metamorfoza f.	314790
be dressed modestly but well-groomed	metediko- ir/estar bien metediko	314800
the one who lays; the creator, the cause; Metaphorically: a womanizer	metedor m.	314810
placing; guarantee	metedura f.	314840
meteor	meteor m.	314860
meteorology	meteorolojía f.	314870
meteorological	meteorolojiko adj.	314880
to put, to place; to invest (money)	meter v.	314890
to wear; to begin	meterse v. refl.	315280
placed, found, intended for	metido adj.	315440
	metidura cf. metedura	315470
Turkish weight measure	metikal (t.) m.	315480
meticulous	metikulozo adj.	315490
drunk	metizmenos (gr.) adj.	315500
method	metod (fr.)/método m.	315510
methodically	metodikamente adv.	315520
methodical	metodiko adj.	315530
there is no hope!	metohana! interj.	315540
concubine	metres/a (fr.) f.	315550
metric	metriko adj.	315560
to overcome, to conquer; to be angry	metrizar v.	315580
meter	metro m.	315590
Metro	metró (fr.) m.	315600
metropolis	metropol m.	315610
	metropolitén (fr.) cf. metró	315620
Metropolis (a priest in the Orthodox Church)	metropolita/o m.	315630
a casual "bargain" - a good deal	metsiá (ebr.) f.	315640
sucking - one of the actions of the circumciser	metsitsá (ebr.) f.	315645
reach an extreme age	Metushelah- bivir los anyos de Metushelah	315650
Cantor (one who performs "Mi Shabarach")	mevareh (ebr.) m.	315660
	mevlané (t.) cf. mevleané	315670
Monastery of Dervishes of the Mevlevi Order (by Jalal Eddin Rumi); In the vernacular: a cafe	mevleané (t.) m.	315680
(member) of the Mevlevi Order	mevleví (t.)	315690
	meyaná/meyané (t.) cf. meané	315700
	meyanadjí (t.) cf. meanadjí	315710
	meydán (t.) cf. midán	315720
dough pie filled with cheese and eggs, puff pastry, puff pastry; matzah pie	meyina (t.) f.	315730
ointment	meylem (t.) m.	315760
	meyo cf. medio	315770
	meyodía cf. mediodía	315780
a month	mez m.	315790
table	meza f.	315830
monthly salary; period/duration of a month	mezada f.	315970
hired worker	mezadero m. & adj.	316010
cemetery	mezaliko (t.) m.	316015
cantor, assistant cantor	mezamer (ebr.) m.	316020
a big and messy table	mezanka f.	316030
cemetery, graveyard; an abandoned/forgotten place	mezaraná (t.) f.	316040
cemetery, graveyard	mezarlik (t.) m.	316055
auction	mezat (t.) m.	316060
appetizer; dessert, light meal; small profits	mezé (t.) m.	316070
a delicacy stew made from the internal organs of a calf - served as an appetizer	mezedakya f.	316100
	mezelik (t.) cf. mezé	316110
	mezet (t.) cf. mezé	316120
a period of about a month	mezeziko m.	316130
a small round table (on one leg)	mezika f.	316140
	mezmo cf. mizmo	316150
through, through mediation	mezo (it.) prep.	316160
means, financial means, resources	mezo (it.) m.	316170
noon	mezodjorno (it.) m.	316190
hostel, inn, khan	mezón m.	316200
innkeeper	mezonero m.	316210
innkeeper	mezoniera f.	316220
foods	mezonot (ebr.) m. pl.	316230
Mesopotamia	Mezopotamía f.	316240
noon	mezodjorno (it.) m.	316250
	mezudjorno (it.) cf. mezodjorno	316270
measure, rate; seriousness; moderation, discretion; measuring tool for liquids	mezura (fr.) f.	316280
measured; moderate	mezurado (fr.) adj.	316360
to measure, to estimate	mezurar (fr.) v.	316380
behave in a restrained manner	mezurarse (fr.) v. refl.	316400
measurable	mezuravle (fr.) adj.	316420
mezuzah	mezuzá (ebr.) f.	316430
a mezuzah-like pendant	mezuzika (ebr.) f.	316450
my	mi/mis adj. pos.	316460
me	mi pron. pers.	316470
suffering, torment	miamarim (ebr.) m. pl.	316520
	miatad cf. mitad	316525
	michón cf. mechón	316530
measure, feature, habit	midá (ebr.) f. (pl.: midot)	316540
covered public square	midán (t.) m.	316570
desert	midbar (ebr.) m.	316600
noon	midí (fr.) m.	316610
a kind of Turkish song	midjaré (t.) m.	316620
	midjor cf. mijor	316630
	midón (t.) cf. midán	316640
religious seminary; midrash (homiletic interpretation)	midrash (ebr.) m.	316650
homiletic, midrashic	midrashiko (ebr.) adj.	316660
mother of pearl, oyster	midya (t.) f.	316670
cowardly; coward	miedentozo adj. & m.	316680
fear	miedo m.	316690
cowardly; coward	miedozo adj.	316750
honey	miel f./m.	316760
honeyed, sweet as honey, dripping with honey; overly sweet	mielozo adj.	316820
organ; a member of organization	miembro m.	316830
to deny, to prove a witness false	mientar v.	316840
opinion, understanding, intention; memory	miente f.	316850
	mientes conj. cf. mientres	316980
	mientras cf. mientres	316990
while, during	mientres conj.	317000
Wednesday	mierkoles m.	317030
harvest, standing corn	mies f.	317040
	miestas cf. mestas	317045
crumbs, the inside of the bread	miga f.	317050
	migaja cf. magaja	317080
	migajika cf. magajika	317090
Temple	migdash (ebr.) m.	317100
crumbs	migero m.	317110
a special dish for Passover (matzoh and minced meat)	migina f.	317120
miser, stingy	migitero m.	317130
magician, sorcerer	migo m.	317140
immigrant, moving from place to place	migrante m.	317150
to immigrate	migrar v.	317160
migration	migrasión f.	317170
migraine	migrena (fr.) f.	317180
amount, total	mihtar (t.) m.	317190
	miina cf. meyina	317200
Mishnah (oral Jewish laws)	mijná (ebr.) f.	317210
millet	mijo m.	317220
better	mijor adj.	317230
better	mijor adv.	317270
improved	mijorado adj.	317340
improvement	mijoransa f.	317370
to improve	mijorar/mijorear v.	317380
	mijoreansa cf. mijoransa	317390
improvement	mijoría f.	317400
	mijuría (1) cf. mijoría	317410
a delicacy, metaphorically: goodness	mijuría (2) f.	317420
	mijurado cf. mijorado	317430
improvement	mijuramiento m.	317440
	mijurar/mijurear cf. mijorar	317450
mica	mika f.	317460
Emperor of Japan, the Mikado	mikado m.	317470
a small amount	mikako f.	317480
long text	mikamoha (ebr.) m.	317490
Temple	mikdás (ebr.) m.	317500
Bible	mikrá (ebr.) m.	317505
coincidence	mikré (ebr.) m.	317510
bacterium, microbe	mikrob (fr./t.)/mikrobio m.	317520
microphone	mikrófono m.	317530
bacterium, microbe	mikrop/mikrob m.	317540
microscope	mikroskop m.	317550
microscopic	mikroskópiko adj.	317560
mixture	miksta f.	317570
mixed	miksto adj.	317580
mixture	mikstura f.	317590
mikveh, ritual bath	mikvé (ebr.) m.	317600
although -, even if	mil ke conj.	317610
one thousand	mil num.	317630
circumcision; penis	milá (ebr.) f.	317710
a miracle, a wonder	milagro m.	317720
miraculously	milagrozamente adv.	317740
miraculous	milagrozo adj.	317750
something successful and excellent, something that comes out beautifully	milaim-milaim (t.)	317760
hawk, falcon	milano m.	317775
ten thousand	milaria num.	317780
millennial	milenario adj.	317790
millennium	milenio m.	317800
Millet - a religious community in the Ottoman Empire	milet (t.) m.	317810
belonging to a religious community, nationality	miletché (t.) m.	317820
the thousandth	milezimo adj.	317830
war	milhamá (ebr.) f.	317835
mile	milia f.	317840
milliard (Eur.), billion (Am.)	miliard/a num.	317850
milliardaire (Eur.)	miliardario/miliardero m.	317860
milligram	miligramo/a m./f.	317870
milliliter	mililitro m.	317880
millimeter	milimetro m.	317890
million	milión num.	317900
millionaire	milionario m.	317920
	milioner cf. milonario	317930
millionth	milionezimo m.	317940
	milís cf. milisiano	317950
militia	milisia f.	317960
militiaman	milisiano m.	317970
	milisiar cf. amilisiar	317980
	milisio cf. melisio	317990
militant	militante adj.	318000
military	militar adj.	318010
to struggle, to fight	militar v.	318020
militarism	militarismo/militarizmo m.	318030
militarist	militarista/o m.	318040
militarization	militarizasión f.	318050
militarism	militarizmo m.	318060
	milizina cf. melezina	318070
	milizinador cf. melezinador	318080
	milizinar cf. melezinar	318090
	milizinozo cf. melezinozo	318100
	milizo cf. melisio	318110
Milord, a rich and respectable man	milordo m.	318120
centipede	milpies m.	318130
except, except than	milvad (ebr.) adv.	318135
milieu	milyu (fr.) m.	318140
	mimbueno cf. bimbueno	318150
mimics	mímika f.	318160
grumbler	mimikadí (t.) m.	318170
extremely sensitive	mimikaka adj.	318180
	mimlí (t.) cf. nemlí	318190
mimosa (bot.)	mimosa/mimoza f.	318200
species, type; infidel, heretic	min (ebr.) m.	318210
mine; mine	mina (1) f.	318220
	mina (2) cf. meyinya	318235
mined	minado adj.	318240
custom, practice	minag (ebr.) m.	318260
to mine; to subvert; to exhaust, to spoil the health of	minar v.	318270
minaret	minaré (t.) m.	318280
monarchist	minarhista/o m.	318300
	mindel (t.) cf. minder	318310
Turkish sofa, mattress	minder (t.) m.	318320
sofa; upholstery fabric for the sofa	minderlik (t.) m.	318330
	mindrugo cf. mendrugo	318340
mineral	mineral m.	318350
mineralogy	mineralojía f.	318360
miner	minero m.	318370
minestrone	minestra (it.) f.	318380
anything	minga f.	318390
minhah (afternoon prayer)	minhá (ebr.) f.	318400
quorum (ten); Bar Mitzvah	minián/minyán (ebr.) m.	318410
miniature	miniatura f.	318420
miniaturist	miniaturista m.	318430
minimal	minimal adj.	318440
minimal	mínimo adj.	318450
minimum	mínimum m.	318460
iminium	minio m.	318470
nice, gentle	minión m.	318480
ministerial	ministerial adj.	318490
ministry	ministerio m.	318500
to serve	ministrar v.	318510
minister	ministro m.	318520
	minor cf. menor	318530
minority	minoranse m.	318540
minor	minorene (it.) adj.	318550
minority	minoría f.	318560
	minoridad/minoritá cf. menoridad	318570
old Austrian coin	minsa f.	318580
boy's shirt	mintán m.	318590
mantle, upper coat	mintiné (t.) m.	318600
	mintira cf. mentira	318610
	mintirozo cf. mentirozo	318620
small change	minudarias f. pl.	318625
minuteness, littleness; a trifle, a thing of less value; small change	minudensia f.	318630
tiny	minudiko m.	318640
small, tiny, thin, flimsy, delicate	minudo adj.	318650
punctual, strict	minusiozo adj.	318660
tiny; tiny letter	minuskulo adj.	318670
memo, memorandum	minuta f.	318680
minute	minuto m.	318690
quorum for prayer	minyán (ebr.) m.	318700
	minyana cf. manyana	318720
	minyené cf. menyené	318730
cute, graceful	minyón (fr.) adj.	318740
sunflower; wafer	minyón m.	318750
	minyor cf. minero	318760
my	mío/míos adj. pos.	318770
myocarditis	miokardit m.	318790
	miop/o cf. miope	318800
myopia	miopía f.	318810
myopic	miope adj.	318820
look, gaze	mirada f.	318830
nanny	miradera f.	318850
curiosity, sniffing; a continuous and indiscreet look	miradero m.	318860
patient care	miradijo m.	318870
patient, under supervision; (on chicken:) before cooking	mirado adj.	318880
care	mirado m.	318910
observation post	mirador m.	318920
observer, watcher; looking after a patient; observation post	mirador/dera n.	318930
treatment; food preparation	miradura f.	318940
jugglery, hallucination, Fata Morgana	miraje m.	318950
	miraklo (fr.) cf. mirákulo	318960
a miracle, a wonder	mirákulo m.	318970
miraculous	mirakulozo/mirakolozo adj.	318980
colonel - nickname for a person who stares at women	miralay (t.) m.	318990
fortune teller; a housekeeper; nanny	mirandera f.	319000
to look, to watch, to overlook; to supervise; to consider; to cure, to treat	mirar v.	319010
to look at oneself, to observe oneself; to take care of himself	mirarse v. refl.	319250
	mirenda cf. merenda	319290
belongs to the state, public	miri (t.) adj.	319300
	mirikía (t.) cf. merekía	319310
	mirikiozo (t.) merekiozo	319320
myrrh (plant)	mirto m.	319330
mass (Catholic)	misa f.	319340
	misheberah (ebr.) cf. meshiberá	319350
	misheriko (port.) cf. mesheriko	319360
intercourse	mishgal (ebr.) m.	319365
a gossip, informer	mishirikón (port.) adj.	319370
to reveal in secret; to inform	mishirikear (port.) v.	319380
Tabernacle	mishkán (ebr.) m.	319385
	mishkita cf. meshkita	319390
intervener	mishkula (t.) m.	319400
to inform, to gossip about; to return	mishlikear/mishilikear (port.) v.	319410
informing, delation, slander	mishlikeria/mishilikeria (port.) f.	319420
delator, informer	mishlikero/mishilikero (port.) m.	319430
mishmar? night, study night	mishmará (ebr.) f.	319440
Mishnah (oral Jewish laws)	mishná (ebr.) f.	319445
deputy	mishné (ebr.) m.	319450
sole (of shoe)	mishola f.	319460
family, household members, descendants; ancestors	mishpahá (ebr.) f.	319480
justice	mishpat (ebr.) m.	319510
	mishpulá (gr.) cf. meshpulá	319520
tin cup	mishtrabá/mishtrabeka (t.) f.	319530
mission, role, task	misión f.	319540
missionary	misionario m.	319560
missionary	misioner (fr.) m.	319570
corn	misir/a (t.) m.	319580
Egypt	Misir (t.)	319590
turkey	misirí (t.) m.	319600
Egyptian(adj.)	misirlí (t.) adj.	319610
poor, wretched	miskín (t.) m.	319620
to give a good smell	miskle- goler a miskle	319630
	mismis (t.) cf. mizmiz	319640
	mismislik (t.) cf. mizmizlik	319650
	mismo cf. mizmo	319660
sole (of shoe)	misola f.	319670
	misrí (gr.) cf. mistrí	319680
	Misrayim (ebr.) cf. Mistrayim	319690
mystery, secret, riddle	misterio m.	319700
mysteriously	misteriozamente adv.	319720
mysterious	misteriozo adj.	319730
to mystify	mistifikar v.	319740
mystification	mistifikasión f.	319750
mystic	místiko adj.	319760
mysticism	mistisizmo m.	319770
cup, goblet	mistrabá (t.) f.	319780
Egypt	Mistrayim (ebr.) f.	319790
Egyptian; Gipsy	mistrí (ebr.) m. & adj.	319800
spatula	mistrí (gr.) m.	319810
swarm of wild beasts (from the plagues of Egypt); mixture	mistura f.	319820
to mix	misturar v.	319830
intriguer, slanderer	misturero m.	319840
	misvá (ebr.) cf. mizvá	319850
death	mitá (ebr.) f.	319860
half	mitad/mitat/mitá f.	319870
	mitikal (t.) cf. metikal	319880
a political meeting	miting (ing.) m.	319890
myth	mito (1) m.	319900
import levy	mito (2) m.	319910
from ..	mitoh de (ebr.) prep.	319915
mythology	mitolojía f.	319920
a kerchief - to cover a Torah Roll	mitpahat (ebr.) f.	319930
Bishop's bonnet; Bishoprics	mitra f.	319940
bunch of shots	mitralia f.	319950
to fire a bunch of shots	mitraliar v.	319960
machine gun	mitralioza f.	319970
	mitropolit/a cf. metropolito	319980
	mitsrí cf. mistrí	319990
	mitsvá/mitzvá (ebr.) cf. mizvá	320000
the truth	mitú- la mitú (ebr.)	320010
	miyaná (t.) cf. meané	320020
	miyané (t.) cf. meané	320030
one thousand	miyar num.	320040
	miyoyo cf. meoyo	320050
deposit; investment	miza f.	320060
misanthrope	mizantrop/o m. & adj.	320070
misanthropy	mizantropía f.	320080
to bid a price, to bet	mizar v.	320090
altar	mizbeah m.	320100
	mizdrah (ebr.) cf. mizrá/h	320110
	mizé (t.) cf. mezé	320120
miserable	mizeravle adj. & n.	320130
misery	mizeria f.	320140
misericordia	mizerikordia f.	320160
misericordic	mizerikordiozo adj.	320170
miserable	mizeriozo adj.	320180
miserable	mízero adj.	320190
low-fat white cheese	mizitra (gr.) f.	320200
in the same way	mizmamente adv.	320205
similarity, identity	mizmedad/mizmidad f.	320210
strict, meticulous; complaining; stingy	mizmiz (t.) adj.	320220
excessive strictness, meticulousness; stinginess	mizmizlik (t.) m.	320230
equal, similar	mizmo adj	320240
even, also, more, in addition	mizmo adv.	320310
hymn, psalm	mizmor (ebr.) m.	320360
east	mizrá/h (ebr.) m.	320370
oriental	mizrahi (ebr.) adj.	320380
member of the Mizrahi	mizrahista (ebr.) m.	320390
spear, lance	mizrak (t.) m.	320395
	mizura cf. mezura	320400
	mizurar cf. mezurar	320410
commandment; dead, coffin	mizvá (ebr.) f.	320420
a person who does many mitzvahs	mizvotero (ebr.) m.	320450
	mleskatina cf. meleskatina	320460
a shortened form of Mos preceding the pronouns Lo/La/Los/Las	mo pron. pers.	320470
conversation, chatter	moabet (t.) m.	320480
has a talent for conversation; a person who visits the elderly and talks with them (as an act of kindness)	moabetchí (t.) m.	320540
holidays	moadim (ebr.) m. pl.	320550
the circumciser's profession	mo('h)alut (ebr.) f.	320570
	moaré (fr.) cf. muaré	320580
	moayar (t.) cf. muayar	320590
mobile	mobil adj.	320600
furniture	mobilia f.	320610
furniture dealer	mobiliadjí m.	320620
furnished	mobiliado adj.	320630
to furnish	mobiliar v.	320640
mobile	mobiliario adj.	320650
mobility	mobilidad f.	320670
mobilized	mobilizado adj.	320680
to mobilize	mobilizar v.	320690
mobilization	mobilizasión f.	320700
mobilizable	mobilizavle adj.	320710
furniture	moblaje m.	320720
furniture; an object to decorate the apartment	moble m.	320730
furnished	mobleado adj.	320750
furnishing	mobleamiento m.	320760
	moblear cf. mobiliar	320770
to furnish	mobler/moblear v.	320780
furniture collection, furniture stacking	moblerío m.	320790
furniture dealer	moblero m.	320800
apartment/room/office furniture system	móbliko m.	320810
furniture manufacturer and seller	moblista m.	320820
fashion	moda f.	320830
fashionable, stylish	modalí adj.	320870
model	model (fr.) m. & adj.	320880
to model	modelar v.	320890
fashionable women's tailor/cobbler; fashion designer	modelier (fr.) m.	320900
	modelo cf. model	320910
moderately	moderadamente adv.	320920
moderate	moderado adj.	320930
moderateness	moderamiento m.	320940
to moderate	moderar v.	320960
moderation	moderasión f.	320970
modernism	modernismo/modernizmo m.	320980
modernist	modernista m.	320990
to modernize	modernizar v.	321000
modernization	modernizasión f.	321010
modern	moderno adj.	321020
modestly	modestamente adv.	321025
modesty	modestía f.	321030
modest	modesto adj.	321040
	modifiar (fr.) cf. modifikar	321050
to modify	modifikar v.	321060
to be modified	modifikarse v. refl.	321065
modification	modifikasión f.	321070
modifiable	modifikavle adj.	321080
seamstress, hatter (of women's hats)	modista/modistra f.	321090
seamstress (affectionate nickname)	modistrula f.	321100
mode	modo m.	321110
because	modre (port.)- por modre de	321210
to bite lightly, to bite gently	modrear v.	321220
biting, tendency to bite	modredero m.	321230
biting	modredor m.	321240
bite, sting, wound	modredura f.	321250
scorpion; intriguer	modrefuy/puy/fuz adj.	321260
to bite; to cause a wound/cut; to carry profits; to understand	modrer v.	321270
to bite himself	modrerse v. refl.	321320
bitten	modrido adj.	321350
	modridura cf. modredura	321360
corrosive, stinging, biting	modriente adj.	321370
to gnaw	modriskear v.	321380
a bite; a large one-time profit	modrisko m.	321390
	Modrohay cf. Mordehay	321410
a holiday	moed (ebr.) m. (pl. moadim)	321420
circumciser	moel (ebr.) m.	321430
bone marrow	moela (fr.) f.	321440
	moendiz (t.) cf. muendiz	321450
mohair	moer m.	321460
rot, putrefaction, mould, mustiness	mofa (port.) f.	321470
musty, mouldy	mofeado (port.) adj.	321490
to become mouldy	mofearse (port.) v. refl.	321500
to become mouldy, to rot	mofeser/se (port.) v.	321510
rotten, mouldy	mofesido (port.) adj.	321520
sadness, depression	mofina f.	321530
	mofinado cf. mofinozo	321550
disturbed	mofinozo adj.	321560
rotten, mouldy	mofo (port.) adj.	321570
	mofo (port.) m. cf. mofa	321580
rotten, mouldy	mofozo (port.) adj.	321590
	mofto (1) cf. movito	321600
dwarf, midget	mofto (2) m.	321610
marzipan cookie, oval wafer	mogado m.	321620
Moslem	mohamedano m. & adj.	321630
	mohoso cf. mokozo	321640
soaking, wetting	mojada f.	321650
wet, humid	mojado adj.	321660
becoming wet, moistening	mojadura f.	321670
soaking, wetting	mojamiento m.	321680
to moisten, to wet	mojar v.	321690
to get wet	mojarse v. refl.	321700
(in a mocking tone:) moisture	mojatina f.	321720
immersion (in liquid)	mojo m.	321730
nasal mucus	moko m.	321760
snotty; a nickname for a stupid and arrogant person	mokozo m. & adj.	321850
stop	mola (t.) f.	321860
new moon	molad (ebr.) m.	321890
garbage dump; a distant and forgotten place; drives mules	moladar m.	321900
of a molar tooth	molar adj.	321910
means	molde m.	321930
to maintain; to have means, to obtain the means	moldear v.	321950
grinding-mill; molar tooth	moledera f.	321960
miller	moledor adj.	321970
grinding	moledura f.	321990
craw, crop	moleja f.	322000
to grind; to digest	moler v.	322030
a fabric used for lining a garment or for upholstery	moleskina f.	322050
to disturb, to bother, to harass	molestar v.	322060
disturbance, harassment, inconvenience; torture	molestia f.	322070
crutch	moleta f.	322080
ground	molido adj.	322100
ground	molinado adj.	322110
to grind	molinar v.	322120
	molindero cf. molinero	322130
miller	molinero m.	322140
mill, grinder; a nickname for a chatterbox	molino m.	322150
beach, wharf	molo (it.) m.	322180
Geranium	moloha (gr.) f.	322190
	molozo cf. mokozo	322200
soft wool fabric	moltón (fr.) adj.	322210
soft and padded	moltonado (fr.) adj.	322220
	molver cf. mover	322230
	molvito cf. movito	322240
momentary	momental adj.	322250
momentary	momentaneo adj.	322260
a short moment	momentiko m.	322270
moment; time, opportunity	momento m.	322280
momentum	momentum m.	322360
a rude and big woman	momona (bulg.) f.	322370
	mompir cf. mampir	322380
nun	mónaka (it.) f.	322390
monastic	monakal (it.) adj.	322400
monk; priest	mónako/mónago (it.) m.	322410
monarchism	monarhizmo m.	322420
monarch	monarka/o m.	322430
monarchy	monarkía f.	322440
	monarshía cf. monarkía	322450
monastery	monasterio m.	322460
monastic	monástiko adj.	322470
suitable, compatible, convenient, that comes at the right time	monasub (t.) adj.	322480
baby scalp scales	monda f.	322490
	mondadura cf. mundadura	322500
	mondar cf. mundar	322510
money, currency, coins; fortune	moneda f.	322520
money, currency	moneta f.	322570
monetary	monetario adj.	322580
to receive a monetary payment for a service	monetizar v.	322590
crybaby	mongrina f.	322600
	móniga/o cf. mónaka/o	322610
	mónika/o cf. monáka/o	322620
monitor	monitor m.	322630
nun	monja f.	322640
monk	monjo m.	322650
monkey	mono m.	322660
monogamy	monogamia f.	322670
monograph	monografía f.	322680
monogram	monogram/o m.	322690
monocle	monokle/o m.	322700
monologue	monolog/monólogo m.	322710
monopoly	monopol/monopolio m.	322720
monopolist	monopolista/o m.	322730
to monopolize	monopolizar v.	322740
monopolization	monopolizasión f.	322750
monotheism	monoteizmo m.	322755
monotony	monotonía f.	322760
monotonous	monótono adj.	322770
monster	monstre (fr.) m.	322780
monstrosity	monstruozidad f.	322790
monstrous	monstruozo adj.	322800
furnished; mounted	montado adj.	322810
angry	montado adj.	322820
furniture assembler, decorator; slotter (jewelry, etc.)	montador m.	322830
tuning, jewelry inlaying	montadura f.	322840
montage	montaj/e m.	322850
	montán cf. montante	322860
amount (money), total	montante m.	322870
mountain	montanya f.	322880
mountain-dweller,mountainous	montanyero m. & adj.	322910
mountainous	montanyez adj.	322920
mountainous	montanyozo adj.	322930
to put together, connect and sew together parts of a garment, to inlay (gems); to provide an apartment/office with its contents; to cost up to	montar v.	322940
to purchase furniture and furnish his apartment; to get angry	montarse v. refl.	322960
mountain	monte m.	322970
a person who is difficult to get close to, a gloomy person	montefuskpo m.	322980
Montenegro	Montenegro f.	322985
mountainous; mountain dweller, wild	montés/montez adj.	322990
mountainous; mountain dweller	montezino adj.	323010
cake	montiziko/to m.	323020
pile, heap, mound	montón m.	323030
to pile up	montonear v.	323050
glasses frame, handle, jewelry frame; inlaying fee (gems)	montura f.	323060
trash heap; sewage pit, seepage pit	monturo (port.) m.	323070
monumental	monumental adj.	323080
monument	monumento m.	323090
cinema	mopich m.	323110
commotion, confusion; a slow and clumsy person	moplato m.	323120
mulberry (tree)	mora f.	323130
house, apartment, residential, place of residence, housing	morada f.	323140
brown, bronze-like	moradeadao adj.	323160
to brown, to give a bronze-like brown shade	moradear v.	323170
immigrant, resident, foreigner	moradizo m.	323180
purple; swarthy	morado adj.	323190
resident, tenant	morador/dera n.	323200
moral	moral adj.	323220
moral; cold blood	moral m.	323230
mulberry tree	moral (2) m.	323255
morality	moralidad f.	323260
	moraliko adj. cf. moral	323270
moralist	moralista/o m.	323280
moralist	moralizador m.	323290
to moralize	moralizar v.	323300
moralization	moralizasión f.	323310
morally	moralmente adv.	323320
	morandor/dera cf. morador/dera	323330
	morante cf. morador	323335
to live, to dwell	morar v.	323340
moratorium	moratorio m.	323390
because	morde- para morde	323400
pretend not to know	Mordehay- azerse del Mordehay	323410
	morder cf. modrer	323420
	mordidura/mordedura cf. modridura	323430
	mordisko cf. modrisko	323440
teacher	moré (ebr.) n.	323450
I am completely surprised by your words, I don't know anything about it, I deny the obligation you want to oblige me	morésh (ebr.)- morésh morésh noche d'alhá	323455
tends to brown	morenacho adj.	323460
dark, tan, brown	moreneado adj.	323470
to tan, to sunbathe	morenearse v.	323480
swarthy, brown, brunette	morenika v.	323490
tanned, swarthy	moreno adj.	323500
our teacher and rabbi	morenu verabenu (ebr.)	323510
swarthiness	morenura f.	323520
	morer cf. modrer	323530
Maori, Morisco	moresko adj.	323540
morphine	morfina f.	323550
morphinist	morfinista/o m.	323560
morphinism	morfinizmo m.	323570
morgue	morga (fr.) f.	323580
to wander around idly, to wander, to walk in slippers	morhunear v.	323590
moribund	moribunde adj.	323595
	morido cf. muerto	323600
codfish	morina f.	323610
	morir/se cf. murir/se	323620
	mormulear cf. murmurear	323630
	mormurear cf. murmurear	323640
	mormureo cf. murmureo	323650
Moorish, Maori, Black, Muslim	moro m.	323660
finger game	morra f.	323680
he-goat	morrueko m.	323690
	morsiégano cf. mursiégano	323700
the dead season	mort sezón (fr.) f.	323710
a type of sausage	mortadela f.	323720
shrouds	mortaja f.	323730
to shroud	mortajar v.	323760
tailor of shrouds	mortajero m.	323770
deadly, causing death; a mortal, a human	mortal adj.	323780
mortality	mortal(i)dad f.	323800
	mortandad cf. mortaldad	323810
	mortel (fr.) cf. mortal	323820
	mortera cf. mortero	323830
mortar	mortero m.	323840
deadly	mortifero adj.	323860
to kill, to eliminate; to insult, to humiliate	mortifikar v.	323870
mortification	mortifikasión f.	323880
monster	mortoloz m.	323890
house of mourning	mortuaria f.	323910
of dead, of mourning	mortuario adj.	323920
the old man - a nickname for the father of the family	moruk (t.) m.	323930
codfish	moruna f.	323940
extension, delay	morvet (t.) m.	323960
us; from us; ourselves	mos pron. pers.	323970
maiden, girl; housekeeper, servant	mosa f.	323980
institution	mosad (ebr.) m.	324040
a wooden board for spreading bread	mosadura f.	324050
	mosafir (t.) cf. musafir	324060
	mosandará (t.) cf. musandará	324070
to serve; to enjoy the youth	mosear v.	324080
virginity; youth; youth deeds	mosedad f.	324090
youth	mosedumbre m.	324110
fly	moshka f.	324120
a giant fly	moshkadra f.	324210
infested with flies, polluted	moshkareado adj.	324220
	moshkeado cf. moshkareado	324230
to hunt flies - to idle away; to serve	moshkear v.	324240
to be full of flies	moshkearse v. refl.	324250
lots of annoying flies	moshkerío	324260
lots of flies	moshkero/moshkera m./f.	324270
mosquito; little fly	moshkito m.	324280
mosquito	moshko m.	324290
horse fly; mosquito	moshkón m.	324300
(satirical form of:) dictionary	moshkoner m.	324310
mosquito attack, plenty of mosquitoes and flies	moshkonerío m.	324320
gnat	moshkoniko m.	324330
dull, whose sting has been dulled	mosho adj.	324340
mustard	moshtarda f.	324350
servant, chambermaid	mosiko/mosika f.	324360
motion	mosión f.	324370
Moscow	Moska/Moskova f.	324380
musketeer	mosketario m.	324385
splashed; speckled with fly excrement	mosketeado adj.	324390
to splash	mosketear v.	324400
Russian	moskof m. adj.	324410
servant, boy (servant); lad, guy	moso m.	324420
	mostacho cf. mustacho	324450
	mostadra cf. moshtarda	324460
mustard vessel	mostadreda f.	324470
grape juice	mosto m.	324480
example, model, swatch; a piece of fabric; The fruits in the upper part of the basket	mostra f.	324490
show	mostransa f.	324500
to show, to instruct, to indicate, to present, to discover, to explain, to demonstrate, to prove	mostrar v.	324510
to appear, to show himself	mostrarse v. refl.	324520
a nickname for a clumsy and unattractive girl	mosula f.	324530
curl; lump in the throat; soot threads	mota f.	324540
conditioned, caused by	motivado adj.	324550
to motivate	motivar v.	324560
to motivate himself	motivarse v. refl.	324570
motive	motivo m.	324580
grimace, making faces	moto m.	324590
	motomobil cf. otomobil	324610
a cocoon of wool/hair/threads/webs with dust and dirt	motón m.	324620
motor	motor m.	324630
to motorize	motorizar v.	324640
motorization	motorizasión f.	324650
motorcycle	motosikleta f.	324660
motorcyclist	motosiklista m.	324670
motivator, causes movement	motriche (it.) adj.	324675
motivator, causes movement	motrisa f.	324680
abortion, miscarriage	movedura f.	324690
to give birth prematurely, to miscarry (to have an abortion); to move	mover v.	324700
to move, to move from place to place, to move oneself to	moverse v. refl.	324710
movement, displacement; drive	movida f.	324720
	movido cf. movito	324730
movement	movimiento m.	324740
abortive; larva	movito m.	324780
mobile	movivle adj.	324790
soft	moye/moyete adj.	324800
mosaics	mozaika/mozayika/o f./m.	324810
of the religion of Moses	mozaiko adj.	324820
religion of Moses	mozaizmo m.	324830
	mózika cf. múzika	324840
we	mozos/mozas pr. pers.	324850
we	mozotros/mozotras pr. pers.	324860
white frost	mraz (serb.-cro.) m.	324880
	muabet (t.) cf. moabet	324890
	muadim (ebr.) cf. moadim	324900
	muadjir (t.) cf. muhadjir	324920
exempt, released	muaf (t.) adj.	324930
transaction; formal procedure	muamelé (t.) m.	324950
a mediator (for a fee) in proceedings against the government	muameledjí (t.) m.	324960
strange, sensitive, easy to be amazed	muanat (t.) adj.	324970
silky, with a silky sheen	muaré (fr.) adj.	324980
bright and shiny silk fabric	muaré (fr.) m.	324990
education, public education	muarif (t.) m.	325000
	muarte cf. muerte	325020
	muarto cf. muerto	325030
siege	muaseré/muaselé (t.) f.	325040
a medical examination	muayané (t.) m.	325050
deposit, consignment	muayar (t.) m.	325060
temporary; under examination	muayar adj. & adv.	325070
stock broker	mubahyadji (t.) m.	325075
maiden; maid	muchacha f.	325080
virginity, youth, bachelorhood	muchachez f.	325090
girl, maiden; young maid	muchachika f.	325100
boy, lad	muchachiko m.	325110
lad, a guy; bachelor	muchacho m.	325120
a broad-bodied guy	muchachón m.	325130
chasing pleasures, chasing dresses	muchachozo m.	325140
multiplicity, large amount, abundance, large number; a lot, a lot of people	muchedumbre/muchidumbre f.	325150
	muchigar cf. muchiguar	325160
growth, addition, increase	muchiguamiento m.	325170
abundance, increase	muchiguansa f.	325180
to multiply, to increase, to increase the quantity; to be found in abundance	muchiguar v.	325190
to multiply, to increase in quantity	muchiguarse v. refl.	325200
very much	muchísimo adv.	325210
	mucho cf. muncho	325220
costume	muda f.	325225
delicacy	mudaber m.	325230
moving	mudada f.	325240
who changed underwear	mudado adj.	325250
underwear, replaceable underwear, replaceable bedding	mudadura f.	325260
	mudamiento cf. mundadero	325270
exchange, change, transfer (from place to place/apartment)	mudansa f.	325280
underpants; changing underwear	mudanta f.	325290
	mudantes cf. mudanta	325300
to change, to change clothes/underwear	mudar v.	325310
to change, to change clothes/underwear; to move (from place to place)	mudarse v. refl.	325320
silence (by choice), muteness	mudera f.	325350
stubborn muteness	mudesina f.	325380
silence, muteness; the tongue of the mute	mudeskas f. pl.	325390
tongue of the mute	mudesko m.	325410
interval, postponement, delay	mudet (t.) m.	325430
silence, stillness; muteness	mudez f.	325440
director, manager, company director	mudir (t.) m.	325450
mute, still, silent	mudo m. & adj.	325460
(in a mocking tone:) mother	mudra f.	325500
	mueble cf. moble	325510
	mueblista cf. moblista	325520
millstone; molar tooth	muela f.	325530
	mueler cf. moler	325570
	muelido cf. molido	325580
grinder (coffee, etc.)	muelidor m.	325590
grinding	muelidura f.	325600
	muelinero cf. molinero	325610
	muelino cf. molino	325620
	muelino cf. molino	325630
engineer, architect	muendiz (t.) m.	325640
engineering; Idleness	muendizlik (t.) m.	325650
	muerir cf. murir	325660
	muertaldad cf. mortaldad	325670
death	muerte f.	325680
dead, passed away	muerto m. & adj.	325880
example, model, swatch	muestra f.	326040
our	muestro/muestros adj. pos.	326100
	muet (ebr.) cf. moed	326130
again, once more; not long ago	muevamente adv.	326140
nine	mueve num.	326150
ninth	mueven/o adj.	326160
nine hundred	muevesientos num.	326170
new, modern; beginner, green, novice	muevo adj.	326180
wharf	mueye m.	326260
nut	muez f.	326270
muezzin	muezín (t.) m.	326300
nut tree	muezezal/muezozal m.	326310
nut tree	muezezero m.	326320
a small nut	muezezika f.	326330
	mufina cf. mofina	326340
who does not have a penny in his pocket, bankrupt	muflush/muflús (t.) m.	326350
needy, poor	muftach adj.	326370
Mufti (Islamic religious leader)	mufti (t.) m.	326380
refugee	muhadjir (t.) m.	326390
selected	muhar (ebr.) adj.	326400
selected	muhardjé (ebr.) adj.	326420
rot, decay, mold	múhla (gr.) f.	326430
to rot	muhladearse (gr.) v. refl.	326440
to go idle, waste time in idle talk	muhlanear v.	326450
poor, wretched, needy, dependent on the help of others	muhtach (t.) adj.	326460
mukhtar (Arabic-head of village)	muhtar (t.) m.	326480
seal	muhur (t.) m.	326485
a worthless person	muhuyu m.	326490
news; good news gift	mujder/mujdé (t.) m.	326510
messenger (of good news)	mujde(r)djí (t.) m.	326520
wife, partner, companion	mujer f.	326530
a large, fleshy woman	mujera/mujerona f.	326630
a group of women	mujerambre m.	326640
a man who likes the company of women	mujerenko/mujeresko m.	326650
an affectionate name for his wife	mujerika f.	326660
a group of chatty women	mujerío m.	326670
	mujerisio cf. mujerambre	326680
a large and unattractive woman	mujerona f.	326690
mooing	mujido m.	326695
to moo, to growl, to roar	mujir v.	326700
reciprocity, mutual relations	mukabele (t.) m.	326720
attention	mukaet (t.) m.	326730
careful, cautious, alert	mukaetlí (t.) m.	326750
	mukaetlik (t.) cf. mukaet	326760
careless, inattentive	mukaetsiz (t.) m.	326770
negligence, carelessness	mukaetsizlik (t.) m.	326780
lease fees paid to the Waqf for agricultural land converted for construction	mukatá (t.) m.	326790
cardboard	mukavá (t.) m.	326800
registered, recorded	mukayet (t.) adj.	326810
mule; a nickname for a fool	mula f.	326820
garbage site, a cesspool	muladar m.	326860
crown (of head)	mulán m.	326870
mulatto (adj.), of mixed race	mulat/o m.	326890
lieutenant	mulazim (t.) m.	326900
muleteer	mulero m.	326910
	muleta cf. moleta	326920
	mulhonear (t.) cf. muhlanear	326930
	mulinero cf. molinero	326940
	mulino cf. molino	326950
	mulisipal cf. munisipal	326960
pen	mulivo m.	326970
ownership; land assets, immovable assets, building, estate	mulk/mulkye (t.) m.	326980
civil service	mulkiye (t.) m.	326990
small building	mulkyiziko (t.) m.	327000
mule	mulo m.	327010
fine	multa f.	327020
to fine, to impose a fine	multar v.	327030
tax lessee	multasim/multezim (t.) m.	327040
	multezim (t.)	327050
which has many forms	multiforme adj.	327060
multi-colored	multikolor adj.	327070
multilateral	multilateral adj.	327080
multimillionaire	multimilioner/nario m.	327090
multiple	multiple adj.	327100
to multiply	multiplikar v.	327120
multiplication	multiplikasión f.	327130
multitude	multitud f.	327140
biscuit	mulupita f,	327150
deformity, defect	mum (ebr.) m.	327160
convert	mumar (ebr.) m.	327172
candle maker	mumdjí (t.) m.	327175
a thin coif decorated with pearls and coins used as a female headdress at home	mumí m.	327180
mummy, embalmed; Folk remedy: dried and crushed foreskin dissolved in a potion to treat the sick	mumia f.	327190
	mumuruz cf. mais	327220
	munchísimo cf. muchísimo	327230
	munchedumbre cf. muchedumbre	327240
	munchiguar cf. muchiguar	327250
	munchir cf. mundjir	327260
highly, much	muncho adj.	327270
considerably, a lot, much	muncho adv.	327380
peeling	mundadero m.	327480
peeled, chopped	mundado adj.	327490
a mixture of wheat and barley; peeling fruit; peels	mundadura f.	327510
friendly	mundano adj.	327520
to peel; to chop, to prune; to insult, to hurt	mundar v.	327530
to be peeled	mundarse v. refl.	327550
a large amount, abundance	munderío m.	327560
mondial	mundial adj.	327570
milking	mundjidero m.	327580
milking	mundjidura f.	327590
to milk; 'to milk someone: to take advantage of, to live at the expense of someone	mundjir v.	327600
box, tool box, money drawer of a cash register	mundjiré (t.) m.	327610
to masturbate	mundjirse v. refl.	327620
world; all the people	mundo m.	327630
a person of a gloomy temper, a grumbler	mungrina m.	328200
gloomy	mungrinozo adj.	328210
so-and-so, certain (man, place)	muniko- shúniko i múniko	328220
munitions	munisión f.	328230
municipal	munisipal adj.	328240
municipality	munisipalidad/munisipalitá f.	328250
municipality	munisipio m.	328260
	muntanya cf. montanya	328270
has an angry face	muntufusko m.	328280
heap; abundance; heap of garbage	munturo (port.) m.	328290
doll	munyeka f.	328300
stingy; a rich man who acts as a beggar	munyí munyí	328310
	mupak (t.) cf. mutfah	328320
seal, seal ring	mur (t.) m.	328330
taking testimony/hearing at the court	murafa (t.) f.	328350
to surround with a wall, to fortify	murar v.	328360
task	murat (serb.-cro.) m.	328370
wall; siege-wall, rampart; a nickname for a person who lacks understanding or is emotionally numb	muraya f.	328390
	murchar/se cf. amurchar/se	328400
spinal cord injury	murdar-iligí (t.)	328410
(in a mocking tone:) to mumble, to whisper	murduhear v.	328420
	murhunear cf. morhunear	328430
dying, about to die, terminally ill	muriente adj.	328440
to die, to pass away	murir/murirse v./v.refl.	328450
t stamp a seal	murledear (t.) v.	328710
expressions of indignation and displeasure	murmulas f. pl.	328720
a person who mumbles and speaks in a whisper	murmuleador m.	328730
	murmulear cf. murmurear	328740
	murmuleo cf. murmureo	328750
	murmurador cf. murmuleador	328760
	murmurar cf. murmurear	328770
	murmurasión cf. murmureo	328780
to murmur, to mutter, to whisper, to grumble, to complain	murmurear v.	328790
chattering, muttering, murmur, whisper, hiss, rustle, grumble	murmureo m.	328800
chattering, muttering, whisper, rustle	murmureamiento m.	328810
	murmurio cf. murmureo	328820
	murmuro cf. murmureo	328830
	murmuyo cf. murmureo	328840
wall	muro m.	328850
urgent	murozo adj.	328860
abscess; ugliness; an unpleasant and disgusting person/thing	mursá (ebr.) m.	328870
ugly girl	mursaíka f.	328880
a bat	mursiégano/galo/mursielano/lago m.	328890
myrtle	murta f.	328910
	muruna cf. moruna	328920
a very tanned person	murushko adj.	328930
	murvet (t.) cf. morvet	328940
permission	musadé (t.) m.	328950
guest	musafir (t.) m.	328960
guest house	musafirhané (t.) m.	329010
visiting, staying	musafirlié (t.) adv.	329020
being a guest	musafirlik (t.) m.	329030
moussaka (eggplant and meat stew)	musaká (t.) f.	329040
attic	musandará (t.) f.	329050
Ethics, moral	musar (ebr.) m.	329060
counselor	musavir (t.) m.	329080
muslin	muselín f.	329090
	muselina cf. muselín	329100
bad, wicked	mushah (ebr.) adj.	329110
oilcloth, linoleum sheet	mushamá (t.) f.	329130
	mushdé (t.) cf. mujder/mujdé	329145
a tight lip	mushiko m.	329150
nutmeg	mushkada- muez-mushkada	329170
mouthpiece; tap	mushluk (t.) m.	329180
loquat	múshmula/mushmula (t.) f.	329190
lip; face; prow	musho m.	329200
	mushpula cf. mushmula	329350
awl, device for processing hides	mushta (t.) f.	329355
sting, stab	mushtada (t.) f.	329360
to nail, to stick a nail	mushtear (t.) v.	329370
customer, buyer	mushterí/mushtirí (t.) m.	329380
good news; payment for good news	mushtuluk (t.) m.	329390
scarf, ribbon	mushuar (fr.) m.	329400
has thick lips	mushudo adj.	329410
	musiégano cf. mursiégano	329420
	músika cf. múzika	329430
	musikante (it.) cf. muzikante	329440
amulet	muska (t.) f.	329450
mosquito net	mustiker (fr.)	329460
	muskle/musklo cf. múskulo	329470
at twilight; secretly	musko- entre muskos i fuskos	329480
muscular, of the muscles	muskular adj.	329490
the muscular system of the body	muskulatura f.	329500
muscle	múskulo m.	329510
bodybuilder, muscular	muskulozo m.	329520
(in mocking language:) Girl	mustacha f.	329530
"beard" of a fish	mustachikos/mustachitos m. pl.	329540
mustache	mustacho m.	329550
mustached, having a mustache	mustachudo adj.	329580
almond croissant	mustachudo m.	329590
	mustadra cf. mustarda	329600
mustard	mustarda (it.) f.	329610
	musterí (t.) cf. mushterí	329620
	mustra cf. muestra	329630
Moslem	musulmano adj. & m.	329640
lord, the owner of the house; teacher	musyú (fr.) m.	329650
depends on, related to	mutalik (t.) adj.	329660
permitted	mutar (ebr.) adj.	329670
a district governor (sanjak) in the Ottoman rule	mutasarif (t.) m.	329680
	mutbak (t.) cf. mutfah	329690
endowment	muteberí (t.) m.	329700
kitchen	mutfah (t.) m.	329710
cripple, deformed; rotten	mutilado adj.	329720
to amputate, to cut a limb, to mutilate	mutilar v.	329730
amputation, mutilation	mutilasión f.	329740
for sure, without a doubt, unconditionally	mutlak (t.) adv.	329750
grumbling, grumpy, always resentful, never ceases to grumble	muto m.	329760
	mutpak (t.) cf. mutfah	329770
sullen face, bad mood	mutra (gr.) f.	329780
angry, sullen, sullen face; rarely speaks, silent	mutrozo (gr.) adj.	329820
stubborn, does the opposite of what is asked of him	mutruk (t.) adj.	329830
mutual	mutual adj.	329840
mutual aid	mutuala f.	329850
mutuality	mutualidad f.	329860
	mutvak (t.) cf. mutfah	329870
	muur (t.) cf. mur	329880
attendant/emissary of Court	muvashir m.	329890
	muvhar (ebr.) cf. muhar	329900
	muvhardjí (ebr.) cf. muhardjé	329910
very	muy adv.	329920
banana	muz (t.) m.	329940
Muse, inspiration	muza f.	329950
an unsociable person who does not know how to smile	muzdro m.	329960
a museum	muzeo/muzeum m.	329970
	muzeverlik (t.) cf. muzivirlik	329980
	muzevir (t.) cf. muzivir	329990
music	múzika f.	330000
musical	muzikal adj.	330010
player, musician	muzikante (it.) m.	330020
player, musician	múziko m.	330040
musicology	muzikología f.	330050
musicologist	muzikólogo m.	330060
musician	muzisiano (fr.) n.	330070
gossip, slanderer, informer	muzivir (t.) m.	330080
slander, gossip	muzivirlik (t.) m.	330090
Moslem; Mozalman (in the concentration camps)	muzulman/o m. & adj.	330100
	myulk (t.) cf. mulk	330120
here, well; take!	na prep.	330130
a cry in front of something big and ugly	na! interj.	330140
	naa cf. nada	330150
mint	naane m.	330160
club, baton	nabut (arab.) m.	330170
nothing	nada pron.	330180
zero, none, nothing, negligible thing; a nickname for a worthless person	nada f.	330190
fins	nadaderas f. pl.	330330
a swimmer; sailor	nadador/dera n.	330340
swimming	nadadura f.	330350
to swim; to sail, to float	nadar v.	330360
	nado cf. nadadura	330390
fate	nafaká (t.) f.	330400
in vain	nafilé (t.) adv.	330410
bad situation, hard luck	nafilé! (t.) interj.	330420
petroleum, naphtha	nafta f.	330430
mothball, naphthalene	naftalina f.	330440
leader, governor	nagid (ebr.) m. (pl. negidim)	330455
skirt	naguita f.	330460
pleasure	nahad ruah (ebr.)	330470
inheritance, estate	nahalá (ebr.) f.	330480
naham?	nahamú (ebr.)	330490
snake	nahash (ebr.) m.	330530
sigh	naite (t.)	330540
naivety	naívidad (fr.) f.	330550
naive	naívo adj.	330560
goblet, tin mug	nakara f.	330570
shell	nakra f.	330580
made of seashell, with a seashell appearance	nakrado adj.	330590
heel; horseshoe	nal (t.) m.	330600
farrier	nalbant (t.) m.	330620
a horse's hoof, a boot's hoof	nalchá (t.) f.	330630
Here she is!; Take her!	nalda/nala! prep.	330640
	náldal cf. nalda	330650
Her he is!; Take him!	naldo/nalo! prep.	330660
	náldolo cf. naldo	330670
a cynical, Machiavellian person	nalet (t.) m.	330680
cynicism, malice	naletlitik (t.) m.	330690
hip, buttock	nalga f.	330700
has a wide butt	nalgado adj.	330720
name, publicity, fame	nam (t.) m.	330730
mint	namé (t.) m.	330740
Muslim prayer	namaz (t.) m.	330750
ungrateful	namkyor (t.) adj.	330760
ungratefulness	namkyorluk (t.) m.	330770
famous	namlí (t.) adj.	330780
love, in love, lover, loved	namorado m. & adj.	330790
to make love	namorar v.	330800
to fall in love	namorarse v. refl.	330810
flirtation	namori(sh)kos m. pl.	330830
pleasant, endearing	namorozo adj.	330840
mosquito net	namusa/namosía f.	330850
self-respect	namuz (t.) m.	330860
respectable	namuzlí (t.) adj.	330880
grandmother, granny	nana f.	330890
a thin cotton fabric used for underwear and embroidery	nanduk m.	330900
repeated words in a lullaby	nani nani (it.)	330910
a dwarf	naniko n.	330930
to cradle a baby accompanied by singing	naninaner v.	330940
	naniyo cf. aniyo	330950
	nankyor (t.) cf. namkyor	330960
a dwarf, a short person	nano m.	330970
	nanuz (t.) cf. namuz	330980
	nanyato cf. nyanyato	330990
	naora cf. noria	331000
Napoleon (French gold coin)	napoleón m.	331010
orange	narancha f.	331020
orange juice, orangeade	naranchada f.	331030
bitter orange - used to make jams); orange	narandja f.	331040
candied orange peels	narandjada f.	331050
bitter orange tree	narandjero m.	331060
wild bitter orange	narandjón m.	331070
nard	nardo m.	331080
hookah	nargilé (t.) f.	331090
nose	nariz f.	331110
big and ugly nose	narizanka f.	331270
nostrils	narizes f. pl.	331280
a small and shrinking nose	narizika f.	331310
a person with a big nose	narizopulo adj.	331320
big and fat nose, very ugly nose	narizota f.	331330
a person with a big and ugly nose	narizudo adj.	331340
fixed official price	nark (t.) m.	331350
arched	narkado adj.	331360
narcotic	narkotiko adj.	331370
to anesthetize	narkotizar v.	331380
narcosis	narkoza f.	331390
daffodil (flower)	narsis m.	331400
	naryulé cf. nargilé	331410
childbirth; genealogy, origin	nasensia f.	331420
to be born; to hatch, to emerge	naser/naserse v.	331440
prince	nasí (ebr.) m.	331490
native, born in	nasido adj.	331500
newborn	nasido m.	331585
	nasidura cf. nasimiento	331590
which begins to be born, emerges	nasiente adj.	331600
either this or that	nasílisa (t.) adv.	331610
being born, birth	nasimiento f.	331620
a nation, a people	nasión f.	331650
national	nasional adj.	331670
nationality	nasionalidad/nasionalitá f.	331680
nationalistic	nasionalista/o n.	331690
to nationalize	nasionalizar v.	331700
nationalization	nasionalizasión f.	331710
nationalism	nasionalizmo m.	331720
of birth	natal adj.	331730
natality	natalidad f.	331750
swimming, the branch of swimming	natasión f.	331760
native	nativo adj.	331770
	nato cf. nasido	331780
nature; character, nature, essence	natura f.	331790
natural	natural adj.	331840
nature, character, innate character	naturaleza f.	331860
naturalist, vegetarian	naturalista m.	331870
naturalized, who received citizenship of	naturalizado adj.	331880
to naturalize; to make natural	naturalizar v.	331890
to acquire citizenship; to become naturalized	naturalizarse v. refl.	331900
naturalization	naturalizasión f.	331910
naturalism	naturalizmo m.	331920
naturally	naturalmente adv.	331930
	naturel (fr.) cf. natural	331940
to sink, to run aground	naufragar v.	331950
sinking, being run aground	naufrajio/naufraje m.	331960
chisel, penknife, knife, razor	navaja f.	331970
knife cut	navajada f.	331990
manufacturer/seller of knives	navajero m.	332000
chisel	navajika f.	332010
villain	naval (ebr.) m.	332020
naval	naval adj.	332040
a ship, a vessel	nave f.	332050
to sail, to sail in a ship; to steer, to lead, to guide; to pass; to raise	navegar v.	332070
passable, worthy for sailing	navegavle adj.	332090
voyage; worry, anxiety, dedicated care	navego m.	332100
shuttle	naveta f.	332110
prophet	naví (ebr.) m.	332120
Christmas	navidad f.	332130
sailor, seaman	navigador/navigator m.	332140
	navigar cf. navegar	332150
sailing; shipping	navigasión f.	332160
navigable	navigavle adj.	332170
sailor, seaman	navigero m.	332180
ship	navío m.	332190
small ship	navizika f.	332210
a stringed musical instrument	navla f.	332220
vessel charter	navlear v.	332230
cargo, shipment; freight charges	navlo/navlón (gr.) m.	332240
profanity	navlut 'hape (ebr.) m.	332245
turnip	navo m.	332250
wise	navón (ebr.) adj.	332260
sad, depressing	navrante (fr.) adj.	332270
coquetry, caprice	naz (t.) m.	332280
of the nose	nazar adj.	332290
evil eye, bad fate	nazar (t.) m.	332300
Christian (from the early Christians)	nazareo m.	332340
evil eye; a spell/talisman against the evil eye	nazarlik (t.) m.	332350
Nazi	nazí m. & adj.	332360
soft, refined	nazik (t.) adj.	332370
monk	nazir (ebr.) m.	332380
Nazism	nazismo m.	332390
to refuse apparently even though he really wants it	nazlanearse (t.) v. refl.	332400
arrogant; proud who refuses to accept favors; coquettish, pleading; hesitant	nazlí (t.) adj.	332410
hesitation	nazlilik (t.) m.	332420
with a big nose	nazudo adj.	332430
Why not? What's wrong with that?	ne olur? (t.)	332440
in any case	ne olur ne olmas (t.)	332450
in the end	neayet (t.) adv.	332460
once	nebet (t.) m.	332470
	nechesario (it.) cf. nesesario	332480
donation, charity	nedavá (ebr.) f.	332490
vow	neder (ebr.) m.	332500
who is treated unfairly	nederechado adj.	332550
honest, decent	neemán (ebr.) adj.	332560
loyalty, honesty	neemanud (ebr.) f.	332570
Dutch	neerlandez m. & adj.	332580
brings disaster	nefaste adj.	332590
private (army)	nefer (t.) m.	332600
breath	nefes (t.) m.	332610
soul	nefesh (ebr.) f.	332620
weasel, rat	nefiza (gr.) f.	332630
nephritic	nefretiko adj.	332640
kerosene	neft m.	332650
birth certificate, ID card	nefus (t.) m.	332660
	negar cf. niegar	332670
denial, refusal	negasión f.	332680
refusal; negative attitude	negativa f.	332690
negatively	negativamente adv.	332700
negative	negativo adj.	332710
neglected	neglijado adj.	332720
to neglect	neglijar v.	332730
neglect; to neglect himself	neglijarse v. refl.	332740
negligible, unimportant	neglijavle	332750
female dressing gown	neglijé (fr.) m.	332760
negligence	neglijensa/neglijensia f.	332770
negligent	neglijente adj.	332780
merchant, businessman	negosiante n.	332790
to trade, to negotiate	negosiar v.	332810
negotiation	negosiasión f.	332820
negotiable	negosiavle adj.	332830
trade, commerce, negotiation; business; delightful occupation	negosio m.	332840
whore	negra f.	332880
poor!, wretch!	negradeya! interj.	332890
	negragura cf. negregura	332900
hard reference	negras f. pl.	332910
	negregito cf. negrito	332940
a black mark on the body (after a blow)	negregón m.	332950
wickedness, malice, evil	negregura f.	332960
to blacken	negreser/negreserse v./v. refl.	332970
that blackened	negresido adj.	332980
	negreziko cf. negrito	332990
	negrigura cf. negregura	333000
evil, wickedness; sullen mood; tendency to a sullen mood; tendency to harm	negrina f.	333010
bad woman	negrinyada f.	333020
contemptible, vile	negrinyado adj.	333030
slightly evil; insufficient	negrito adj.	333040
wicked; bad, ugly, harmful; dirty; black	negro m. & adj.	333060
darkness	negror m.	333200
Poor thing!	negrudel! interj.	333210
wickedness, malice; black	negrura f.	333220
healthy, not infected with the disease	nehazinado adj.	333230
Polish woman; whore	nehlía f.	333240
Closing prayer (the last prayer of Yom Kippur)	neilá (ebr.) f.	333250
anyway, between this and that, whatever	neisé/neisa (t.) adv.	333270
revenge; punishment	nekamá (ebr.) f.	333280
a bad death	nekama f.	333290
woman, female (in the mouth of the men in an ironic tone)	nekevá (ebr.) f.	333310
	nekochera cf. nikochera	333320
	nekochero cf. nikochero	333330
	nekochiri cf. nikochiri	333340
anonymous	nekonosido adj.	333350
unsatisfied	nekontentado adj.	333360
necrology	nekrolog m.	333370
necrology	nekrolojía f.	333380
nectar	nektar m.	333390
inside	nel (en el) adv.	333400
What will it give me? Why should I?	nemelazim? (t.)	333410
	nemiesko cf. nemtsesko	333415
	nemistad cf. enemistad	333420
wet, humid	nemlí (t.) adj.	333430
German; Austrian	nemsi (t.) adj. & m.	333440
Austria	Nemsia (t.) f.	333445
German	nemts m.	333450
German; Austrian	nemtsesko adj.	333460
German, Yiddish	nemtsesko m.	333470
baby, infant	nene/nené m.	333480
New Yorker	neorkez m. & adj.	333490
neutral	neotral adj.	333500
neutrality	neotralidad f.	333510
	neotro cf. neotral	333515
nepotism	nepotizmo m.	333520
daffodil (flower)	nergís (t.) m.	333530
	nervar cf. iniervar	333540
	nervez cf. nervozo	333550
	nervo cf. niervo	333560
	nervoz cf. nervozo	333570
	nervoza cf. nervozidad	333580
nervousness	nervozidad/nervozitá f.	333590
nervous	nervozo adj.	333600
a miracle, a wonder	nes (ebr.) m.	333610
	nesechitá cf. nesesidad	333640
needed, necessary	nesesario adj.	333650
bag, box	neseser (fr.) m.	333670
necessity	nesesidad/nesesitá f.	333680
to need	nesesitar v.	333690
poor, wretched	nesesitozo adj.	333700
soul	neshamá (ebr.) f.	333710
late at night, night	neshef (ebr.) m.	333730
na?ve, sucker	neshguelo m. & adj.	333735
loquat	neshpola f.	333740
chisel	neshter (t.)	333750
something	neshto (serb-cro.) pron.	333760
stupid, fool	nesio m.	333770
clearly	netamente adv.	333780
washing hands	netilá (ebr.) f.	333790
net, pure, clear	neto adj.	333810
neutral	neutral adj.	333820
neutrality	neutralidad f.	333830
neutralize	neutralizar v.	333840
neutralization	neutralizasión f.	333850
neutral	neutralo adj.	333860
	neutro cf. neutral	333870
animal not slaughtered, corpse	nevelá (ebr.) f.	333880
prophetess	neviá (ebr.) f.	333890
[books of] Prophets	Neviim (ebr.) m. pl.	333895
fog; sadness, mourning	nevla f.	333900
fog; a long period of mourning/sorrow	nevlina f.	333910
nerve pain	nevraljía f.	333920
depression, nervousness	nevrastenía f.	333930
depressed	nevrasteniko m. & adj.	333940
prophecy	nevuá (ebr.) f.	333950
supervision	nezaret (t.) m.	333960
fragile	nezik (t.) adj.	333970
runny nose, cold; leak	nezilá (ebr.) f.	333975
monk	nezirio (ebr.) m.	333977
not that, not even, not at all	ni conj.	333980
menstruation, menstruate	nidá (ebr.) f.	334010
	nidal cf. nido	334020
	nidifikar cf. anidear	334021
nest	nido m.	334030
excommunication	niduy (ebr.) m.	334040
to deny; to refuse; to hide, to keep secret	niegar v.	334050
to deny, not to admit to, not to confess to; to retract, to regret	niegarse v. refl.	334070
nothing	niente pron. indef.	334080
	niervar cf. iniervar	334090
"Nerves'', restrained anger	niervezikos m. pl.	334100
nerve; tendon	niervo m.	334110
Irritability, nervousness	niervozidad f.	334150
irritated, annoyed	niervozo adj.	334160
tendon	niervul/niervulí m.	334170
	niet (t.) cf. niyet	334180
grandson	nieto m.	334190
to snow	nievar v.	334200
heavy snow	nievatsa f.	334210
snow	nieve f.	334220
snow storm	nievetina f.	334260
fog	nievla f.	334270
the deceased, passed away	niftar (ebr.) m. & adj.	334290
	nifus (t.) cf. nefus	334310
	nigrigón cf. negregón	334320
a spice plant	niguelia/nigueya f.	334330
melody	nigún (ebr.) m.	334340
nihilism	niilismo m.	334350
nihilist	niilista n.	334360
marriage	nikah (t.) m.	334370
nickel	nikel m.	334380
to cover with nickel	nikelar v.	334390
marriage contract	nikia f.	334400
wickedness, evil	nikista f.	334410
an elderly woman, a proud housewife, a homeowner	nikochera/nikocherá (gr.) f.	334420
household	nikocherio/nikocherisio (gr.) m.	334440
old, elderly	nikochero/nikocheró (gr.) m. & adj.	334450
old, elderly	nikochiri (gr.)	334460
	nikokiera (gr.) cf. nikochera	334470
nicotine	nikotina f.	334480
	nikuchir (gr.) cf. nikochero	334490
cash	nikud m.	334500
dirty, polluted	nikur adj.	334520
a man who quickly dirties everything he wears	nikurdjí (t.) m.	334530
dirt, filth	nikurina f.	334540
nymph	nimfa f.	334550
a parable, a moral	nimshal (ebr.) m.	334560
no[body]	ningún/a adj.	334570
nobody; a worthless person	ninguno pr. indef.	334580
fetus of a cow or sheep	ninyato m.	334600
eye pupil; Something very dear to the heart	ninyeta/ninyete f.	334610
childhood	ninyez f.	334620
child, little boy	ninyo m.	334630
did you understand me?	niome? (entendiome?)	334660
	nisa (t.) cf. neisé	334670
honorary degree honorary degree	nisán/nishán (t.) m.	334680
Nisan (7th month of Heb. year)	nisán/nisanú (t./ebr.) m.	334690
alum	nishadir (t.) m.	334700
sign; decoration;, medal; goal, target point	nishán/nisham (t.) m.	334710
sniper	nishandjí (t.) m.	334720
semolina; starch	nishesté (t.) m.	334730
a promiscuous, adulterous woman	nishkahá (ebr.) f.	334740
level	nivel m.	334750
smoothing, straightening, leveling; measuring the ground level	nivelamiento m.	334770
to level, to flatten; to measure the height	nivelar v.	334780
	nivelir cf. nivel	334790
level; balance	nívelo	334800
intention, firm intention	niyet (t.) m.	334810
law, order; Ottoman regular army, soldier	nizam (t.) m.	334830
regulations	nizamname (t.) f.	334835
no	no adv.	334840
supervision, guarding; a shift, a duty turn	nobet (t.) m.	334880
guard, watchman	nobetchí (t.) m.	334890
	noble cf. novle	334900
	nobleza cf. novleza	334910
night, ball, night party, cultural/singing evening, etc.	nochada f.	334920
a hard night full of agony	nochadía f.	334980
part of the night spent in insomnia; rough night	nochadika	334990
night	noche f.	335000
a short night spent in suffering or disputes	nochezika f.	335110
November	noemvri (bulg.) m.	335130
sinking, sinking of a ship	nofraje (fr.) m.	335140
water lily	nofara (gr.) f.	335150
nut sauce; meat stew in nut sauce	nogada f.	335160
walnut tree	nogal m.	335170
Let us know no harm!	nokayamal! interj.	335180
nocturnal	nokturno adj.	335190
	nolo cf. navlo	335200
	nombra cf. sombra	335210
name, nickname, reputation, publicity	nombradía f.	335220
called; known, famous	nombrado adj.	335230
calling by name; appointment letter	nombramiento m.	335270
a memory, a memory monument	nombransa f.	335280
to call a name, to give a name; to quote, to mention	nombrar v.	335290
to be called, to be identified by name	nombrarse v. refl.	335310
name	nombre m.	335330
nomenclature	nomenklatura f.	335440
appointed, appointed to, elected	nominado adj.	335450
nominal	nominal adj.	335460
to nominate	nominar v.	335470
nomination	nominasión f.	335480
nominative	nominativo adj.	335490
no	non adv.	335500
odd	non m.	335520
grandmother	nona (it./gr.) f.	335540
inattention, irresponsibility	nonkuransa f.	335550
grandfather	nono (it./gr.) m.	335560
	nono adj. cf. noven/noveno	335570
Well no! No, then no! (an answer to someone who answers in the negative)	nonu! adj.	335580
unfortunately	noranegra adv.	335590
disaster	noranegra f.	335600
	nord cf. norte	335650
northern	nórdiko adj.	335660
noria, water-wheel	noria f.	335670
norm	norma f.	335680
normal	normal adj.	335690
normality	normalidad f.	335700
normalize	normalizar v.	335710
normalization	normalizasión f.	335720
to set a standard, to establish a norm	normar v.	335730
north	norte m.	335740
north American	norteamerikano m. & adj.	335750
Norway	norvejia f.	335755
Norwegian	norvejiano n. & adj.	335760
we; us	nos pron. pers.	335770
version, text, copy, draft, outlines	nosak (ebr.) m.	335780
notion	nosión f.	335790
Christian	nosrí (ebr.) m.	335795
nostalgia	nostaljía f.	335800
note	nota f.	335810
notability	notabilidad f.	335830
	notable cf. notavle	335840
noted	notado adj.	335850
namely	notamente adv.	335880
to notate	notar v.	335890
notarized	notariado adj.	335910
notarial	notarial adj.	335920
notarize	notariar v.	335930
notarization	notariato m.	335940
notary	notario m.	335950
	notarius cf. notario	335960
to be evident	notarse v. refl.	335970
notation	notasión f.	335980
notable	notavle adj.	335990
notable	notavle m.	336000
	notifiar (fr.) cf. notifikar	336010
notifiable	notifikado adj.	336020
notify	notifikar v.	336030
notification	notifikasión f.	336040
notice	notisia f.	336050
notoriety	notoriedad f.	336060
novelty	novedad/novitá f.	336070
novel	novela f.	336080
novelist	novelista m.	336090
November	novembre/novembro m.	336100
ninth	noven/o adj. & m.	336110
ninety	noventa num.	336120
Nine hundred	novesientos/noveshentos num.	336130
	novidad cf. novedad	336140
wedding; the period of preparations for the wedding; groom/bride status (close to wedding)	noviedad f.	336150
a young bride, just married; a short and graceful bride	noviezika f.	336160
a young groom, just married	novieziko m.	336170
bride/groom; fianc?	novio/via n.	336180
novice, apprentice	novisio/novis m.	336260
noble, aristocrat; aristocratic	novle n. & adj.	336270
aristocracy	novleza f.	336280
a candy in the shape of a doll given to children on Purim	novyikas f. pl.	336290
	nozotros cf. mozotros	336300
nuance	nuanzas (fr.) f. pl.	336310
nudity	nudez/nudeza f.	336320
	nudo cf. deznudo	336330
	nuela cf. muela	336340
daughter-in-law	nuera f.	336350
	nueso cf. nuestro	336360
our	nuestro prop. pers.	336370
news	nueva f.	336375
	nuevamente cf. muevamente	336380
	nueve cf. mueve	336390
	nuevo cf. muevo	336400
innovation, novelty	nuevor m.	336410
	nuez cf. muez	336420
nut, the walnut tree	nuezizal m.	336430
nougat	nugá f.	336440
nougat	nugada m.	336450
walnut tree	nugera f.	336460
nuclear	nuklear adj.	336470
zero	nula f.	336480
nullity	nulidad/nulitá f.	336510
null	nulo adj.	336520
	numbro cf. numero	336530
numerator	numerador m.	336540
numeral	numeral adj.	336550
to numerate	numerar v.	336560
numeration	numerasión f.	336570
numerical	numériko m.	336580
number	número m.	336590
to number	numerotar v.	336640
numerous	numerozo adj.	336650
definitely no!	nun holé (ebr.) no!	336660
never, no way	nunka adv.	336670
maybe	nunkuanto adv.	336710
nuptial	nupsial adj.	336720
beauty, looks	nur (t.) m.	336730
rude, impolite	nursuz (t.)adj.	336750
shadowy, dark, opaque	nusio adj.	336760
	nuvaja cf. navaja	336770
cloud	nuve f.	336780
small cloud	nuvezika f.	336860
cloud, dark cloud	nuvla f.	336870
cloudy; foggy, dim	nuvlado adj.	336880
to cover in clouds	nuvlar v.	336890
to become cloudy	nuvlarse v. refl.	336900
darkness	nuvlatina f.	336910
dark cloud	nuvlina f.	336920
cloudy; gloomy, mourning	nuvlo adj.	336950
cloudy	nuvlozo adj.	336960
fabric for women's clothing	nuvoté (fr.) m.	336970
language distortion	nyanyas kastanyas	336980
fetus; abortive; a weak person	nyanyato m.	336990
the new market	nyipazar (t.) m.	337000
nylon	nylon (Ing.) m.	337005
to tie	nyudar v.	337010
a small knot	nyudiko m.	337020
knot	nyudo m.	337040
complicated, intertwined, knotted, full of knots	nyudozo adj.	337110
or	o conj.	337120
Oh!	o! interj.	337140
oasis	oazis f.	337150
	obeeser cf. ovedeser	337160
obelisk	obelisko m.	337170
bishop	obispo m.	337175
objection	objeksión f.	337180
to object	objektar v.	337190
objectiveness	objektivizmo m.	337200
objective	objektivo adj.	337210
objective; objective (glass)	objektivo m.	337220
object	objekto m.	337230
	objeto cf. objekto	337240
obliged	obligado adj.	337250
obligation	obligasión f.	337260
	obligatorio cf. ovligatorio	337270
	obligo cf. ovligo	337280
business cycle	oborot (bulg.) m.	337282
disgraceful, indecent	obseno adj.	337285
observant	observador m. & adj.	337290
to observe	observar v.	337300
observation	observasión f.	337310
observatory	observatorio m.	337320
obsession	obsesión f.	337330
obsession	obsesido adj.	337340
obsessive	obsesivo adj.	337350
obstacle	obstákolo/obstákulo/obstaklo m.	337360
to cause a failure, to put an obstacle	obstakular v.	337370
obstinate	obstinado adj.	337380
to insist upon	obstinarse v. refl.	337390
obstination	obstinasión f.	337400
obstruction	obstruksión f.	337410
to obtain	obtener v.	337420
shell	obus m.	337430
	obyekto cf. objekto	337440
furnace, oven	ochak (t.) f.	337445
eighth; the eighth part	ochavo m.	337450
eighth	ochén adj.	337460
eighth	ocheno m.	337470
eighty	ochenta adj.	337480
group of eighty (objects, people)	ochentena f.	337490
eighty in number	ochenteno adj.	337500
eight hundred	ochesientos/ochosientos num.	337510
eight	ocho num.	337520
more	od (ebr.) prep.	337525
until today, until now	od ayom (ebr.) adv.	337530
cinnamon	od indí (t.) m.	337540
ode	oda f.	337550
	oda (t.) cf. uda	337560
chambermaid, room attendant at the hotel, in charge of the rooms	odabashí (t.) m.	337570
alue (plant)	odagadjí (t.) m.	337580
concubine	odalik (t.) f.	337590
	odazika cf. uda	337600
odeon	odeón m.	337610
to hate	odiar v.	337620
hate	odio m.	337630
horrible, terrible;odious	odiozo adj.	337640
Odyssey	odisea f.	337650
auditor, listener	oditor/oditris (fr.) m.	337660
auditorium	oditorio m.	337670
auditor	oditris (fr.) f.	337680
Hoja - a Muslim cleric	odja (t.) m.	337690
It's exactly the same	Odjá Alí/Alí Odjá	337700
fireplace; stove	odjak (t.) m.	337710
smoky	odjakaná (t.) adj.	337720
furnace	odjara f.	337730
skin bottle; "swollen skin bottle" - a nickname for a fat person	odre m.	337740
	odren cf. orden	337750
preparation	odrenamiento m.	337760
	odrenar cf. ordenar	337770
lumberjack, firewood seller	odundjú (t.) m.	337780
stubborn	odunumú (t.) adj.	337790
west	oeste m.	337800
wheel; manner, way; opportunity	ofán (ebr.) m.	337810
	ofansiva/ofanziva cf. ofensiva	337820
shepherd	ofchar m.	337830
to insult, to hurt, to annoy	ofender v.	337840
offended	ofendido adj.	337850
offending	ofendiente adj.	337860
offense	ofensa f.	337870
hurt, offended	ofensado adj.	337880
offender	ofensador m.	337890
	ofensante cf. ofendiente	337900
to insult, to hurt	ofensar v.	337910
to be insulted, to be hurt	ofensarse v. refl.	337915
offensive	ofensiva f.	337920
offensive (adj.)	ofensivo adj.	337940
insulting	ofensor adj.	337950
to offer	oferiar v.	337960
offer	oferta f.	337970
official	ofisial adj.	337980
official	ofisial m.	337990
officer's class	ofisialidad f.	338000
officially	ofisialmente adv.	338010
officiant, cantor	ofisiante m.	338020
official	ofisiel (fr.) adj.	338030
officer	ofisier (fr.) m.	338040
office	ofisina f.	338045
profession, occupation, craft; office	ofisio m.	338050
sacrifice, offering	ofisión f.	338090
unofficial	ofisiozo adj.	338100
	ofitser (bulg.) cf. ofisier	338110
offer	ofra f.	338120
sacrifice, offering; gift	ofrenda f.	338130
offerer	ofrente n.	338140
to offer	ofreser v.	338150
offerer, offeror	ofridor m.	338160
	ofriente cf. ofrente	338170
	ofriisión cf. ofisión	338180
to offer	ofrir v.	338190
necklace	ogadero m.	338200
this year	oganyo adv.	338220
fireplace, fireplace; fire; the bosom of the family, daycare center, family room	ogar m.	338240
	ogarero cf. fogarero	338245
regards	ogildén/ogeldín m.	338250
to add, to expand, to increase	ogmantar (fr.) v.	338260
expansion, growth	ogmantasión (fr.) f.	338270
	ogmentar cf. ogmantar	338275
to visit, to come to a place	ogradear (t.) v.	338280
	ograshar (t.) cf. ugrashear	338290
a huge monster; nickname for the "carnivore" person - binge eate	ogre m.	338300
son of	ogul (t.) m.	338310
luck, a good sign	ogur (t.) m.	338330
to wish; to guess, to foretell, to prophesy	ogurar (t.) v.	338340
a sign, a sign of things to come	ogurio (t.) m.	338350
lucky, who brings happiness and luck	ogurlí (t.) adj.	338360
August	ogust/o m.	338370
Oh!, sounds of satisfaction and pleasure	oh! interj.	338380
bad-tempered, irritable, angry, unfriendly, hostile, narrow-minded, repulsive	oher (ebr.) adj.	338390
Anti-Semitic	oherayeudí (ebr.) m.	338400
ocher (a yellow stone used for polishing and coloring copper vessels	ohra f.	338410
tuberculosis; metaphorically: an unpleasant business/person	ohtika f.	338420
no	ohyi (gr.) adv.	338430
rumor; hearing	oída f.	338440
ear; sense of hearing, organ of hearing	oído m.	338470
listener	oídor/dera n.	338530
lament	oína f.	338540
to hear, to listen; to obey	oír v.	338550
to be heard; to obey	oirse v. refl.	338575
toilets	oishana (catal.) f.	338580
leaf; page	oja f.	338590
a look, a glance	ojada f.	338650
loop; eyepiece, lens	ojal m.	338680
big and ugly eyes; eyes wide open	ojankos m. pl.	338690
who cast an evil eye on him	ojeado adj.	338700
to look at; to wink, to blink; to look with desire; to cast an evil eye	ojear v.	338710
jealous	ojento/ojeno adj.	338720
a ring around the eyes	ojera/ojero f./m.	338730
foliage	ojero m.	338740
	ojetada cf. ojada	338750
loop	ojete m.	338755
wink	ojeteada f.	338760
to swallow in his eyes	ojetear v.	338770
who likes to look at women immodestly	ojetero m.	338780
squinting	ojeto m.	338790
page, leaflet	ojika f.	338800
small eye; quick and superficial washing	ojiko m.	338810
eye	ojo m.	338820
who has large graceless eyes	ojudo adj.	339520
goose	oka f.	339530
ounce	oka/oká f.	339540
eucalyptus	okaliptus (t.) m.	339560
oboe, flute	okarina f.	339570
	okasión cf. okazión	339580
	okayamal! cf. nokayamal	339590
occasion; a special event to show off for; "Bargain" second hand	okazión f.	339600
occasional	okazional adj.	339610
to cause to, to bring to; to occur	okazionar v.	339620
ocean	okean/o m.	339630
occidental	oksidental adj.	339640
occident	oksidente m.	339650
octave	oktava f.	339660
	oktavo cf. ochavo	339670
October	oktobre/oktubre m.	339680
October	oktomvri (bulg.) m.	339690
ocular	okular adj.	339700
oculist	okulista/okulisto n.	339710
occult	okulto adj.	339720
busy; occupied	okupado adj.	339730
	okupador cf. okupante	339740
occupant	okupante n.	339750
to occupy	okupar v.	339760
to occupy oneself	okuparse v. refl.	339780
occupation	okupasión f.	339800
occurrence	okurensia f.	339810
to occur	okurir v.	339820
wave	ola f.	339830
????	olam (ebr.) m.	339840
Dutch fabric (fine fabric)	olanda f.	339900
Holland	Olanda f.	339910
Dutch; Dutch (language)	olandez/o/dés adj. & m.	339920
	oldurear cf. oydurear	339930
immigrant, new immigrant	olé/olé hadash (ebr.) m.	339940
olive	olea f.	339950
wave, a big wave	oleada f.	339951
	olgamiento cf. olgansa	339960
rest, pleasure	olgansa/olgansia f.	339970
	olgantar cf. olgar	339980
	olganyo cf. oganyo	339990
to relax, to find rest; to enjoy	olgar v.	340000
lazy, slack, comfort seeker	olgazan m.	340010
a seeker of pleasures and amusements	olgón m.	340020
comfort, well-being, relaxation	olgura f.	340030
ration, allowance, pension	olifé (t.) m.	340040
oligarchy	oligarhia f.	340050
olive oil	ólio m.	340060
olive	oliva f.	340070
olive tree	olival/olivar m.	340100
	olivero cf. olival/olivar	340110
olive tree	olivo m.	340120
seems unlikely but possible	olmak da var (t.)	340130
elm	olmo m.	340140
holocaust	olokosto/olokusto m.	340150
	olor cf. golor	340160
fragrant	olorozo adj.	340170
	oltar cf. altar	340180
pipe, gutter; chimney; tube	oluk (t.) m.	340190
forgetfulness, loss of memory; frivolity, recklessness	olvidadero m.	340200
oblivion, Intentional forgetting	olvidadijo m.	340210
forgetful, ungrateful	olvidadizo m.	340230
forgotten	olvidado adj.	340240
forgetful	olvidador m.	340260
forgetful, absent-minded, confused; frivolous, reckless	olvidadozo adj.	340270
oblivion	olvidamiento m.	340280
to forget	olvidar/olvidarse v./v. refl.	340290
	olvidasión cf. olvido	340300
forgetfulness	olvido m.	340310
forgetful	olvidozo adj.	340335
	omaje (fr.) cf. omenaje	340340
navel bandage	ombligero m.	340350
navel	ombligo m.	340360
shadow	ombra (fr.) f.	340390
male, human being, person, man	ombre m.	340410
manhood	ombredad m.	340570
epaulette	ombrera f.	340580
spontaneous generosity; courage	ombría f.	340590
shoulder	ombro m.	340600
casts a shadow; protects, shelters	ombrozo adj.	340650
omelet	omeleta (fr.) f.	340660
recognition, tribute, mark of respect	omenaje m.	340670
Omer - the days of counting the Omer	omer (ebr.) m.	340680
to omit	ometer v.	340690
omission	omisión f.	340700
killing a person, bloodshed	omiziyo m.	340710
bus, omnibus	omnibus m.	340720
omnipotence	omnipotensia f.	340730
omnipotent	omnipotente adj.	340740
homonymic	omónimo adj.	340750
	omre cf. ombre	340755
a member of one of the classes of the shabbetaians (the Koniozos)	on gyolu (t.) m.	340760
wave, a big wave; nausea	onda f.	340770
a wave hit, a wave crash; nausea	ondada f.	340780
in the depths	ondamente adv.	340790
where; at	onde adv.	340800
deepening	ondeamiento m.	340930
to deepen; to hope, to imagine to himself as possible	ondear v.	340940
To concentrate on one's thoughts, to think deeply, to sink into contemplation, to deepen	ondearse v. refl.	340950
wave motion, swaying; an optimistic and hopeful assumption	ondeo m.	340960
to deepen, to sink, to drown	onder v.	340970
	ondeza cf. ondura	340980
depth	ondina f.	340990
deep	ondo adj.	341020
wavy	ondozo adj.	341030
curly, curled	ondulado adj.	341040
to curl, to make curls	ondular v.	341050
curl, perm; undulation	ondulasión f.	341060
depths	ondura f.	341070
	ondze cf. onze	341080
	ondzen/o cf. onzen/o	341090
mourner (before the burial)	onen (ebr.) m.	341100
rape, unexpected case	ones (ebr.) m.	341110
punishment	onesh (ebr.) m.	341120
honestness	onestedad/onestidad f.	341130
honest	onesto adj.	341140
The Hungarian language	ongaresko m.	341160
Hungarian	ongarez m. & adj.	341170
	onguente cf. enguente	341180
	ónike/ónise/oniks cf. oníkolo	341190
onyx	oníkolo m.	341200
	onkomendar cf. enkomendar	341210
honor	onor f.	341220
honorable	onorado adj.	341380
to respect, to esteem	onorar v.	341390
honorary	onorario adj.	341400
wage, payment, reward, salary	onorarios m. pl.	341410
honorable	onoravle adj.	341420
to honor	onorifikar v.	341430
appreciation	onorifikasión f.	341440
honorary	onorifiko adj.	341450
	onorivle cf. onoravle	341460
respect, recognition; prestige	onra f.	341470
directness, faithfulness	onradez f.	341480
	onrado cf. onorado	341490
to honor	onrar v.	341500
to be honored	onrarse v. refl.	341505
ounce	onsa f.	341510
	onso/onsiko cf. lonso	341520
the eleventh part	onzavo m.	341530
eleven	onze num.	341540
the eleventh	onzén/o adj.	341550
	onzién cf. onzén	341560
robe, cloak	opa f.	341570
a call of acceleration when trying to lift something	opa/ópala! interj.	341580
opaque	opak/o adj.	341590
opal	ópal/o m.	341600
opaqueness	opasidad f.	341605
opera	ópera f.	341610
operated	operado adj.	341620
to operate	operar v.	341630
to be operated, be performed	operarse v. refl.	341635
operation	operasión f.	341640
operative	operativo adj.	341650
surgeon	operator/operador m.	341660
operative, surgical	operatorio adj.	341670
operetta	opereta f.	341680
opinion	opinión f.	341690
opium	opio m.	341700
	opital (fr.) cf. ospital	341705
opponent	oponente n.	341710
to confront	oponer v.	341720
to be against	oponerse v. refl.	341730
opportunely	oportunamente adv.	341740
opportunity	oportunidad f.	341750
opportunism	oportunizmo m.	341760
suitable, at the time	oportuno adj.	341770
to oppose	opozar/opozarse (fr.) v./v. refl.	341780
opposition	opozisión f.	341790
opponent	opozitor m.	341800
oppressed	opremido adj.	341810
oppressor	opremidor m.	341820
to oppress	opremir v.	341830
	opresar (fr.) cf. opremir	341840
oppression	opresión f.	341850
oppressor	opresor m. & adj.	341860
	oprimido cf. opremido	341870
	oprimidor cf. opremidor	341880
	oprimir cf. opremir	341890
suitable, acceptable	optado adj.	341900
optic	optik/óptiko adj.	341910
optics	óptika f.	341920
optimism	optimismo/izmo m.	341930
optimist, optimistic	optimist/a/o n. & adj.	341940
opposite	opuesto adj.	341950
abundance, wealth, affluence	opulensia f.	341960
rich, affluent, rich in assets	opulento adj.	341970
a small composition	opúskolo m.	341980
or	or (it.) conj.	341990
watch	ora (1) f.	342000
hour	ora (2) f.	342140
orator	orador m.	342530
storm	oraje (fr.) m.	342540
stormy	orajozo (fr.) adj.	342550
oracle	oraklo/orákulo m.	342560
oral	oral adj.	342570
a bad hour	oramala f.	342580
gossip	oransa f.	342590
to express, to wish	orar v.	342600
schedule	orario m.	342620
to curse himself, to wish himself ill	orarse v. refl.	342630
brick; sand for polishing copper vessels	orasá (t.) f.	342640
prayer	orasión f.	342650
to pray	orasionar v.	342660
	orator cf. orador	342670
oratorio, the art of speech	oratorio m.	342680
order	orden f.	342690
order	orden m.	342700
ordered	ordenado adj.	342725
orderer	ordenador m.	342730
arrangement	ordenamiento m.	342740
ordinance	ordenansa f.	342750
to order; to compose (a song)	ordenar v.	342770
	ordenariamente cf. ordinariamente	342790
	ordenario cf. ordinario	342800
to be arranged	ordenarse v. refl.	342805
order; arrangement; command, order	ordenasión f.	342810
regular	ordenavle adj.	342815
	ordí (t.) cf. ordú	342820
tree species (used for spindle)	ordimbre m.	342830
usually	ordinariamente adv.	342840
usual, common; vulgar, simple, average, cheap, low value	ordinario adj.	342850
	ordonansa cf. ordenansa	342860
	ordonar cf. ordenar	342870
army	ordú (t.) m.	342880
ear	oreja f.	342890
earring	orejal m.	342990
big ugly ears	orejankas f. pl.	343010
a knitted hood, a warm hat that covers the ears	orejeras f. pl.	343020
has big ears	orejudo adj.	343030
laurel wreath	oreol m.	343040
watchmaker	orero m.	343050
	orfandad cf. guerfandad	343060
each person's relative share in shared expenses (entertainment, etc.)	orfané (gr.) f.	343070
orphanage	orfelinato m.	343080
association of singers	orfeón m.	343090
organdy	organdí m.	343100
organic	orgániko adj.	343110
street organ	organiko m.	343120
organism	organismo/izmo m.	343130
organist	organista m.	343140
organized	organizado adj.	343145
organizer	organizador m.	343150
to organize	organizar v.	343160
to be organized	organizar/se v. refl.	343170
organization	organizasión f.	343180
organ; music box; organ, limb; journal	órgano m.	343190
	órgia cf. orjía	343200
to be proud, to brag	orgoliarse v. refl.	343205
pride, haughtiness, boasting, arrogance, arrogance	orgolio m.	343210
proud, arrogant, boastful; strict, punctilious	orgoliozo m. & adj.	343220
to brag	orguyarse v. refl.	343230
	orguyo cf. orgolio	343240
	oridja cf. oriya	343250
	orien (fr.) cf. oriente	343260
instructor	orientador m.	343270
oriental	oriental adj.	343280
orientalism	orientalismo/izmo m.	343290
orientalist	orientalista/o m.	343300
to orientate	orientar v.	343310
to orientate	orientarse v. refl.	343320
orientation	orientasión f.	343330
orient	oriente m.	343340
orifice	orifisio m.	343350
origanum	origano m.	343360
origin	orijen/orijin/orijine m./f.	343370
original	orijinal adj.	343380
originality	orijinalidad f.	343390
to originate	orijinar v.	343400
originated	orijinario adj.	343410
small clock; short time	orika f.	343420
	orina cf. urina	343430
	orinadero cf. urinadero	343440
	orinar cf. urinar	343450
beach, shore; rim, edge, margin	oriya f.	343460
	orizon cf. orizonte	343485
horizontal	orizontal adj.	343490
horizon	orizonte m.	343500
orgy	orjía f.	343510
	orka cf. forka	343520
orchestra	orkestra/o f./m.	343530
musician, orchestra player	orkestrante m.	343540
underworld, the kingdom of the dead	orko m.	343550
foreskin (of those who are not circumcised);fruit tree up to its third year	orlá (ebr.) f.	343560
	orla cf. oriya	343570
watchmaking	orlojería f.	343580
watchmaker	orlojero m.	343590
cunning	ormá (ebr.) f.	343600
grove, forest	ormán (t.) m.	343610
	ormida cf. ormiga	343620
ant	ormiga f.	343630
to swarm, to multiply greatly, to sizzle	ormigear v.	343680
anthill; rustling (insects), running, tumult	ormigero/ormigeo m.	343690
bakery, bakery items; baking	ornada/ornadura f.	343700
baker	ornadjí m.	343710
decorated	ornado adj.	343720
baking fees	ornaje m.	343730
decorative, ornamental	ornamental adj.	343740
to decorate, to ornament	ornamentar v.	343750
ornament	ornamentasión f.	343760
ornamentation	ornam(i)ento m.	343770
to decorate; to bake	ornar v.	343780
ornament	ornato m.	343790
furnace, fireplace, coal pan	ornaya f.	343800
oven, furnace, reactor; stove	ornaza f.	343810
baker	ornero m.	343820
a small furnace	orniko m.	343830
oven, furnace, reactor	orno m.	343850
gold	oro m.	343880
fortunately	orozamente (fr.) adv.	344020
happiness	orozedad (fr.) m.	344030
happy	orozo (fr.) adj.	344040
horrible	orrivle/orrible adj.	344050
horror	orror m.	344060
terrifying	orrorozo adj.	344070
main mast of a ship	orsa (t.) f.	344080
	orso cf. lonso	344085
??????, ??? ???? ??????" 344110,center 344120,secrecy 344130,vegetable, vegetables	ortá (t.) adj.	344090
	ortá (t.) f.	344110
	ortala (t.) f.	344120
	ortaliza/s f./pl.	344130
nettle	ortiga f.	344140
horticulture	ortikultura f.	344150
orthodox	ortodoks/o m. & adj.	344160
orthodoxy	ortodoksía f.	344180
orthodox	ortodoksal adj.	344190
orthography	ortografía f.	344200
orthopedics	ortopedía f.	344210
orthopaedist	ortopedista n.	344220
scythe, sickle	os m.	344230
to go away	ose shalom- azer ose shalom (ebr.)	344240
ocean	oseán (fr.)/oseano m.	344250
compote	oshaf (t.) m.	344260
willow branches	oshanas (ebr.) f. pl.	344270
a call to dispose of dogs	osht! (t.) interj.	344280
vulture	osifrago m.	344285
leisure; idleness, laziness	osio m.	344290
idler	osiozo m.	344300
to listen to the pulse	oskultar v.	344310
listening to the pulse	oskultasión f.	344320
obscuranticism	oskurantizmo m.	344330
	oskuridad cf. eskuridad	344340
	oskuro cf. eskuro	344350
Ottoman, Ottoman person	osmanlí (t.) m. & adj.	344360
	oso cf. lonso	344370
hospice, a shelter, an old people's home	ospisio m.	344390
hospital	ospital m.	344400
hospitality	ospitalidad/ospitalitá f.	344410
to hospitalize	ospitalizar v.	344415
hospitable	ospitaliero adj.	344420
to host	ospitar v.	344430
hostage	ostaje m.	344435
inn, tavern	ostaria f.	344440
hostile	ostil adj.	344450
hostility	ostilidad f.	344460
southern	ostral adj.	344470
method, form	osul/osur (t.)	344480
fart	osurma f.	344490
a person who farts	osurmadjí/osurukchu m.	344500
hotel	otel m.	344510
hotelier, innkeeper	oteldjí m.	344520
hotelier	otelier (fr.) m.	344530
to pasture, to give fodder	otladear (t.) v.	344540
car, automobile	otó m.	344550
bus	otobus m.	344560
self taught	otodidakta m.	344570
Ottoman	otomán/o m. & adj.	344580
ottoman	otomana f.	344590
automatic machine	otomat/o m.	344595
automatically	otomatikamente adv.	344600
automatic	otomátiko adj.	344610
	otomna/otumna cf. otonyo	344620
car, automobile	otomobil m.	344630
driver	otomobildjí m.	344640
autonomy	otonomia f.	344650
autonomic	otónomo adj.	344660
autumn	otonyo m.	344670
	otor cf. autor	344680
	otorgar cf. atorgar	344690
authority	otoridad/otoritá f.	344700
authoritarian	otoritario adj.	344730
authorize	otorizado adj.	344740
to authorize	otorizar v.	344750
authorization	otorizasión	344760
otherwise	otramente adv.	344770
other	otro adj.	344780
in the same amount	otrotanto adv.	344900
one more	otrun/o adj.	344910
	otruntanto cf. otrotanto	344920
	otunyo cf. otonyo	344930
plain, lowland	ová (t.) f.	344940
fact	ovadá (aram.) f.	344950
oval	oval adj.	344960
obedience	ovedensia/ovedesensia/ovediensia f.	344970
to obey	ovedeser v.	344980
obedient	ovedesiente adj.	344990
obedience	ovedesimiento m.	345000
sheep	oveja f.	345010
flock; grazing sheep	ovejas f. pl.	345020
kid	ovlak/ovlakito (t.) m.	345030
obliged	ovligado adj.	345040
to oblige	ovligar v.	345050
to be obliged	ovligarse v. refl.	345060
obligement	ovligasión f.	345070
obligatory	ovligatorio adj.	345080
obligation	ovligo m.	345090
creation, work, act, enterprise; organization, association; cash register	ovra f.	345100
worker; active; laborer	ovrador/dera n. & adj.	345140
work, industry, handicraft; workshop	ovraje f.	345160
to act, to create, to work	ovrar v.	345170
worker; labour	ovrero m. & adj.	345180
oxygen	oxijén m.	345200
today	oy adv.	345210
pot, bowl, cauldron; melting pot	oya f.	345350
a strand, a braid, a wreath, a garland; embroidery, pearl embroidery, lace in a woman's headscarf/headdress; margin	oyá (t.) f.	345370
the contents of the pot	oyada f.	345380
	oydurear (t.) cf. uydurear	345390
	oyedor cf. oyente	345400
listener	oyente n.	345410
	oyer cf. oir	345420
pottery, pottery sales house	oyería f.	345430
potter, pottery maker	oyero m.	345440
a small bowl for coins	oyika f.	345450
lament	oyina f.	345470
mourner	oyinera f.	345480
	oyir cf. oír	345490
dare, boldness, courage; shamelessness	ozadía f.	345500
to dare	ozadiar v.	345510
brave, bold, adventurous	ozadiozo adj.	345520
to show courage, to dare; to do a dangerous act against the law	ozar v.	345530
a call expressing disgust	pa pa pa! interj.	345540
balance (in a game), fifty fifty	pacha f.	345550
leg (below the knee)	pachá (t.) f.	345570
kick	pachada (t.) f.	345790
leg	pachalik (t.) m.	345800
damage, injury; pressing, pain, bother	pachariz (t./serb.-cro.) m.	345810
worn out, bad looking	pachavra (gr.) adj.	345830
rag; less valuable thing/person	pachavura (gr.) f.	345840
nice legs of a girl	pachekas (t.) f. pl.	345860
bundle, package	pachka f.	345870
	pader cf. pared	345880
to endure, to bear	padeser v.	345890
suffering, pain, sadness	padesimiento m.	345900
The Sultan (Padisha)	padishá (t.) m.	345910
stepfather; a father who acts as a stepfather	padrasto/padrastro m.	345920
father	padre m.	345930
	padregal cf. piedregal	346030
a young and graceful father	padreziko m.	346040
godfather; a generous and supportive person	padrino m.	346050
daddy	padrucho m.	346060
situation, status	pae (t.) m.	346070
	paez cf. payís	346090
son of the homeland	paezán m.	346100
salary, payment, reward, recompense, return, repayment	paga f.	346110
cashier, treasurer; paying	pagador/dera n.	346170
payment	pagamiento m.	346210
paganism	paganismo/izmo m.	346230
pagan	pagano m. & adj.	346240
lucrative; who pays, must pay	pagante adj.	346250
to pay, to pay off, to pay off the bill, to pay wages to	pagar v.	346260
to be paid up	pagarse v. refl.	346335
payable	pagavle adj.	346340
payment	pago m.	346350
military epaulettes	pagón (bulg.) m.	346360
ice cabinet	pagoniera (gr.) f.	346370
impressive	pahpahlí adj.	346380
	paída cf. payida	346390
to digest well	paiderse v. refl.	346400
a tub, a wide bowl	paila f.	346410
a large metal bowl for cooking	pailón m.	346420
(a mocking form of "padre"):father	paire m.	346430
	país/paiz cf. payís/payiz	346440
smart, cunning, sharp	paizán adj.	346450
flannel fabric	paizán (t.) m.	346460
hay, straw; a nickname for bland and tasteless food	paja f.	346470
hut	pajaza f.	346540
page	paje m.	346550
hay dealer; a nickname for a person who mills water	pajero m.	346560
straw	pajika f.	346570
page, leaflet	pájina f.	346580
numbered	pajinado adj.	346590
to number the pages	pajinar v.	346600
pagination	pajinasión f.	346610
entrance mat	pajón m.	346620
dealing with false plans	pajonero adj.	346630
	paka cf. pako	346640
	paketa cf. paketo	346650
to bundle, to pack	paketar v.	346660
a factory for the production of packaging	paketería f.	346670
stack of packages	paketerío m.	346680
packer	paketero m.	346690
a pack, a bundle	paketo (it.) m.	346700
thick-skinned, elephant-skinned, emotionless	pakidermo adj.	346730
	pakita cf. paketo	346740
package	pako m.	346750
worthless goods	pakotilia f.	346760
alliance, treaty, agreement, contract	pakto m.	346770
shovel	pala (1) f.	346780
shoulder	pala (2) f.	346790
the contents of the shovel	palada f.	346800
palate	paladar m.	346810
to enjoy the taste	paladear v.	346840
rope, cable	palamar m.	346850
bonito (fish), tuna (the fish); tongue	palamida (gr.) f.	346860
	palamud cf. palamida	346870
crane	palanka f.	346880
bathroom sink	palankana f.	346890
	palansa cf. balansa	346900
palace	palasio m.	346910
word, speech, eloquence; language; term	palavra f.	346950
an insult, a curse	palavrada f.	347450
to insult, to curse	palavradear v.	347460
to exchange insults and curses	palavradearse v. refl.	347470
incessant chatter	palavradero m.	347480
talkative, boastful; spokesman	palavradjí m.	347490
arrogance	palavrandjilik m.	347500
	palavrarse cf. apalavrarse	347510
to chat, to talk a lot	palavrear (port.) v.	347520
chatter	palavreo m.	347530
chatterbox; promises and does not deliver	palavrero adj.	347540
a bad word, thoughtless speech	palavrota f.	347550
a goose	palaza f.	347560
	paleador cf. paleteador	347570
Palestine, Land of Israel	Palestina f.	347575
Palestinian	palestiniano adj. & m.	347580
palette; trowel, spatula; pan; shovel; oar blade	paleta f.	347590
a blow with a trowel; the contents of the spoon	paletada f.	347600
shovel worker	paleteador m.	347610
to work with a shovel	paletear v.	347620
sweetener; calmative, soother, reliever	paliativ/o adj.	347630
to turn pale, to whiten	palideser v.	347640
paleness	palidez f.	347650
pale	pálido adj.	347660
well built	palikar (gr.) adj.	347680
to chatter	palikear v.	347690
small stick, reed, stalk; clothespin	paliko m.	347700
whipping, flogging	paliza f.	347705
box in the theatre	palko m.	347730
palm, hand; date palm	palma f.	347740
applause; beatings	palmadas f. pl.	347780
stick for beating students	palmatoria f.	347790
a large barrel	palmento m.	347800
	palmetas cf. palmadas	347810
hand breadth	palmo m.	347820
a stick, a club, a staff, a pole, a stake; wood (the material)	palo m.	347830
why	paloke/paluke pron. interj.	348060
pigeon	palomba/paloma f.	348070
dovecote	palombar m.	348080
	palombino cf. palomino	348085
	palomera cf. palombar	348090
turtle-dove	palomino m.	348100
paleness	palor m.	348110
a blow with a stick	palotada f.	348120
	palpadura cf. apalpadura	348130
	palpamiento cf. apalpamiento	348140
	palpar cf. apalpar	348150
	palpasión cf. apalpamiento	348160
real, tangible, palpable	palpavle adj.	348170
palpitating	palpitante adj.	348180
to palpitate	palpitar v.	348190
palpitation	palpitasión f.	348200
premonition; a hard look, an emotion that predicts bad vision	pálpito m.	348210
feeling	palpo m.	348220
groping in the dark	palpón/es m./pl.	348230
Coat	palto (t./gr.) m.	348240
cover	paluba f.	348250
fever, malaria	paludismo/izmo m.	348260
rags dealer	palyadjí (gr.) m.	348270
scrap dealer	palyaruhachi (gr./t.) m.	348280
cotton, cotton wool	pambuk (t.) m.	348290
pamphlet	pamfleto m.	348300
soft semolina bread	pamoy m.	348310
pompous	pampozo adj.	348320
cotton wool	pamuk (t.) m.	348330
cotton wool seller	pamukchí (t.) m.	348340
bread	pan m.	348350
diaper	paná m.	348860
bread tray; bread distributor	panadera f.	348870
bakery	panadería f.	348880
baker; bread distributor	panadero m.	348890
honeycomb	panal m.	348900
Panama hat, straw hat	panamá f.	348910
abscess; blister on the tip of the snout	panarís/panariz m.	348920
The Holy Virgin, icon, cross	panaya (gr.) f.	348960
bazaar	panayer/panaír (t./gr.) m.	348990
a merchant at the fair	panayerdjí/panairdjí (t.) m.	349000
big belly	pancha (it.) f.	349010
satisfied, full of pleasure	pancho adj.	349025
big-bellied (adj. )	panchudo (it.) adj.	349030
a pessimistic person who grumbles and complains constantly	pandakley (gr.) m.	349040
pendant	pandantif/pandantir (fr.) m.	349050
a type of Spanish pastry, sponge cake	pandelón	349060
sweet buns	panderikas f. pl.	349070
Miriam drum, tambourine	pandero m.	349080
sponge cake	pandishpania m.	349110
beet	pandjá/pandjar (t.) m.	349120
a small red beet	pandjeka (t.) f.	349140
folding shutter	pandjur (t.) m.	349150
without finishing, in a pending manner	pando- en pando adv.	349160
pantomime	pandomina f.	349180
panel	pánel m.	349185
Pan-Hellenic	panelenista m.	349190
Panhellenism	panenelenizmo m.	349200
breadbasket, bread container	paner m.	349210
block	panet m.	349220
	panetería cf. panadería	349230
	panetero cf. panadero	349240
breadbasket	panetiera f.	349250
bun	paneziko m.	349260
	panfleto cf. pamfleto	349270
swindler	pangaloz m.	349280
lazy	panharam m.	349290
	panik (fr./t.) cf. pánika	349300
panic	panika/pánika/o f./m.	349310
panic sower	panikyor m.	349320
basket	panir/paniri m.	349330
Pan-Islamic	panislamista m.	349340
Pan-Islamism	panislamizmo m.	349350
	panjar (t.) cf. pandjar	349360
a sign, board, announcement	pankarta f.	349370
failure, malfunction	panne (fr.) f.	349375
panorama	panorama f.	349380
panoramic	panorámiko adj.	349390
(in childish language:) hits in the butt	panpán m.	349400
stomach, abdomen	pansa f.	349410
to dress a wound	pansar (fr.) v.	349420
violet, pansy	pansé (fr.) m.	349430
pension	pansión (fr.) m.	349440
pensioner	pansionario (fr.) m. & adj.	349450
	pansioner (fr.) cf. pansionario	349460
a bandage,	pansmán (fr.) m.	349470
pants, trousers	pantalón/es m.	349480
men's tailor; suit merchant	pantalonero m.	349490
fabric for pants	pantalonik m.	349500
pantheist	panteista m.	349510
pantheism	panteizmo m.	349520
pantheon	panteón m.	349530
panther	pantera f.	349540
slippers	pantofla/pantufla f.	349550
a kick with slippers	pantoflada/pantuflada f.	349590
to plod along in slippers; to pursue adventures of secondary importance	pantoflear/pantuflear v.	349600
lustful, lewd, adulterous; manufacturer/seller of slippers	pantoflero/pantuflero m.	349610
pantomime	pantomima f.	349620
Pan-Turkism	panturkizmo m.	349630
squinting	panush adj. & m.	349640
a diaper; sanitary napkin; wedding night sheet (shown in the morning)	panyal m.	349650
draper	panyero m.	349680
underpants; clothes	panyetes m. pl.	349690
bandages	panyikos m. pl.	349700
fabric; clothing	panyo m.	349710
handkerchief	panyuelo m.	349790
Pope	papa m.	349800
warm bandage; porridge	papa f.	349810
father	papá m.	349860
double chin; goiter	papada f.	349890
	papagal cf. papagayo	349940
parrot; a nickname for someone who repeats as a parrot without understanding	papagayo m.	349950
ravenous, gluttonous	papalón m.	349960
gluttony	papanisio m.	349970
to eat	papar v.	349980
a poor meal (bread porridge), bread porridge with oil and cheese	papara/paparika (t.) f.	349990
light meal	papariko m.	350000
full-bodied, big-bellied	paparón m.	350010
a large amount of food	paparona f.	350020
lying on one's back	paparriva- de paparriva adv.	350025
geranium	paparoza f.	350030
	paparra cf. papara	350040
false announcement; pretending; The name of a children's game (a child pretends to be old and makes those around him laugh with his grimaces	paparrucha f.	350050
poppy	paparuna f.	350060
priest (Greek Orthodox)	papás (gr.) m. [pl.: papazim]	350080
bat	papasiega f.	350100
poppy	papavera f.	350105
papaya	papaya f.	350120
	papaz (gr.) cf. papás	350130
young priest	papaziko (gr.) m.	350140
thick (stew)	papeado adj.	350150
to make it thick, to leave the stew on the fire until the liquid is absorbed	papear v.	350160
to become thick, to make run out of liquid (stew on the fire)	papearse v. refl.	350170
in children's language: daddy	papeko m.	350190
paper; money banknote	papel m.	350200
a pile of paper, a pile of worthless papers; contents of a paper cup	papelada f.	350370
paper bag; amulet against mumps	papelera f.	350380
amulets	papeleras f. pl.	350400
stationery factory/shop; collection of certificates	papelería f.	350410
paper bag	papelerika f.	350420
paperwork, stacking papers	papelerío m.	350430
a dealer in stationery	papelero m.	350440
piece of paper; in folk medicine: medicinal powder	papeliko m.	350450
a gift of money on the eve of a trip	papelitos m. pl.	350460
ear infection, mumps	papera/s f./pl.	350470
paper shop	papetería f.	350480
porridge, bread porridge, soup served to the elderly	papika f.	350490
cigarette	papiroska f.	350510
papyrus	papirus m.	350520
hearty meal	papish m.	350530
follower of the Pope, Catholic	papista m.	350540
butterfly; bow tie	papiyón (fr.) m.	350550
office file	papka (bulg.) f.	350560
goiter; stomach	papo m.	350570
a glutton	papón/o adj.	350600
to gorge	paponear v.	350610
gluttony	paponisio m.	350620
paprika	paprika (serb.-cro.) f.	350630
grandfather; old man	papú (gr.) m.	350640
a candy made from sugared roasted chickpeas	papuch m.	350670
shoe, slippers	papuch/u/a (t.) m./f.	350680
shoemaker	papuchí (t.) m.	350690
affectionate name for grandfather	papuchi (gr.) m.	350700
doll	papusha (rum.) f.	350710
	papushado cf. empapushado	350720
dual; equal, equivalent	par adj.	350730
pair	par m.	350740
placenta	par f.	350880
for, in order to, to, towards	para prep.	350890
Ottoman coin; money	pará (t.) f.	350980
tip, pourboire	parabever m.	351130
best wishes, greetings	parabienes m. pl.	351140
parable; parabola	parábola f.	351170
nickname	parachuklí (gr.) m.	351180
parade, military procession, column of soldiers; line of spectators	parada f.	351190
to display, to parade	paradear v.	351220
paradise; nickname for a pleasant and magical place	paradizo (it.) m.	351230
pending	parado adj.	351240
paradox	paradoks/o m.	351250
paradoxical, absurd	paradoksal adj.	351260
initials (as a signature); verification	paraf (t.)m.	351270
paraffin oil	parafin/a m.	351280
paragraph	paragraf/parágrafo m.	351290
to compare	paragualar v.	351300
	paraíso cf. paradizo	351301
type of oven, stove	parajina f.	351310
	parakí cf. pazakí	351320
parallel	paralel/o adj.	351330
parallelism	paralelizmo m.	351340
rich, wealthy; expensive	paralí/a (t.) adj.	351350
paralyzed, crippled	paralítiko m. & adj.	351360
paralysis, polio	paraliza f.	351370
paralyzed	paralizado adj.	351380
to paralyze	paralizar v.	351390
to become paralyzed	paralizarse v. refl.	351400
paralysis, Inactivation	paralizasión f.	351410
paralysis	paralizía f.	351420
decoration	paramento m.	351430
	paramodre cf. pormodre	351440
because	paramor adv.	351450
what connection? What's the connection?	parande- de ande para ande?/donde parande?	351460
brackets	parantez m.	351470
embankment, railing	parapeto m.	351480
to stand, to stop	parar v.	351490
lightning rod	pararrayo m.	351520
to stop; to present oneself before	pararse v. refl.	351530
parachute	parashut m.	351540
parasol	parasol m.	351550
paratyphoid	paratifoída f.	351560
	paratoner (fr.) cf. pararrayo	351570
backwards	paratraz adv.	351580
folding screen	paraván (t.) m.	351590
parasite	parazit/a m.	351600
parasitic	parazítiko adj.	351610
parasitism	parazitizmo m.	351620
overcoat	pardesú (fr.) m.	351630
forgiveness, atonement	pardón (fr.) f.	351640
forgiveness	pardonansa (fr.) f.	351660
to forgive, to vindicate	pardonar (fr.) v.	351670
forgiven, worthy of forgiveness	pardonavle (fr.) adj.	351680
group of people, group of friends	parea (gr.) f.	351690
wall	pared/paré m.	351710
partition, fence, wall	paredika f.	351870
wall	paredor m.	351880
	parejar cf. aparejar	351890
fresh money (of a newly rich person); chocolate coins	pareka f.	351900
family ties	parentela f.	351910
relatives, family members	parentera f.	351920
family kinship; family hustle	parenteska f.	351930
family kinship	parentesko m.	351940
clay jug	parera f.	351950
appearance; position, opinion, judgment	pareser m.	351960
to resemble, to appear as; to appear	pareser/se v.	351990
magnificent, impressive, elegant, dressed according to fashion; tall and broad-shouldered	paresido adj.	352160
appearance	paresidura f.	352170
similar	paresiendo adj.	352190
figurines, figures on the wall	pareykas f. pl.	352200
a young couple living in good harmony	pareziko m.	352210
perfectly	parfe(k)tamente (fr.) adv.	352220
excellent, perfect	parfekto (fr.) adj.	352230
	parfim (serb.-cro.) cf. parfum/o	352240
	parfimeyar/se cf. parfumar/se	352250
perfume	parfum/o (fr.) m.	352260
gives off a scent, fragrant, perfumed	parfumado (fr.) adj.	352270
perfumer	parfumador (fr.) m.	352280
to aromatize, to perfume	parfumar (fr.) v.	352290
to perfume oneself, to perfume oneself	parfumarse v. refl.	352300
perfumery, cosmetics industry	parfumería f.	352310
	parfyum (fr.) cf. parfum	352320
hairy cotton fabric	parhet (serb.-cro.) m.	352330
giving birth	parida f.	352340
Equality	paridad f.	352380
giving birth, often gives birth	paridera f.	352390
Parisian	paridjino m. & adj.	352400
the husband of the woman giving birth, the father of the son/daughter; (in a game:) the main loser; (in entertainment:) the one who pays for everything	parido m.	352410
birth	paridura f.	352420
relative, close relative; close friend	pariente m.	352430
kin, relatives	par(i)entera f.	352460
family relationship	parientez f.	352470
similar, compatible, partner, stuntman	parigual adj.	352490
birth; the joy of birth	parimiento m.	352520
to give birth	parir v.	352530
to be born	parirse v. refl.	352640
	park (fr.) cf. parko	352650
	parke cf. parko	352660
to park (a car)	parkear (ingl.) v.	352670
floor, parquet	parket/o m.	352680
floor installer	parketor m.	352690
public garden, park	parko m.	352700
to pass over, to pass by	parkurrir (fr.) v.	352710
to explode; to pay reluctantly	parladear (t.) v.	352720
Clearly	parlak (t.) adv.	352740
matches; varnish, shine	parlak (t.) m.	352750
a designed matchbox	parlakera (t.) f.	352780
in retail, for individuals	parlama adv.	352790
to negotiate	parlamentar v.	352810
Parliamentarian	parlamentario m.	352820
parliamentarian	parlamentarista/o m.	352830
parliamentarianism	parlamentarizmo m.	352840
parliament	parlamento m.	352850
chatterbox	parlanchín m.	352860
speaker, speaking	parlante adj.	352870
chatter, light conversation, incessant chatter, chatterbox	parlantina f.	352880
to chatter	parlatear v.	352890
chatter	parlateo/parloteo m.	352900
fat candle	parmachet/e/o (t.) m.	352910
finger, thumb; picket fence; flattery, compliment	parmak/es (t.) m./pl.	352930
flatterer	parmakchí (t.) m.	352950
picket fence, railing	parmaklik (t.) m.	352960
	parmatoria cf. palmatoria	352970
parmesan cheese	parmezano/parmedjano m.	352980
manager of synagogue affairs	parnás (ebr.) m.	352990
livelihood, sustenance, nutrition, food	parnasá (ebr.) f.	353000
auxiliary candle (for lighting in Hanukkah)	parnasa (ebr.) f.	353020
evil, "Pharaoh"	Paró (ebr.) adj.	353030
parody	parodia f.	353070
curtain	parohet (ebr.) f./m.	353080
a word of honor	parol donor (fr.)	353090
official, formal, keeps one's word	parolisto adj.	353100
flea	par'osh (ebr.) m.	353105
	párpado cf. párparo	353110
very classy, ??very elegant	parpar/par-par (t.) adj.	353120
presence, an appearance that says respect	parpar (t.) m.	353130
to blink, to wink, to hint	parparadear v.	353160
a wink	parparadeo m.	353170
to stand out, to flaunt, to boast	parparear (t.) v.	353180
arrogant behavior	parpareo (t.) m.	353190
classy, ??impressive, awe-inspiring	parparlí (t.) adj.	353200
eyelid	párparo/a m./f.	353210
embarrassed	parpleksado (fr.) adj.	353220
	parra (1) cf. perra	353230
vine	parra (2) f.	353240
grapevine, wild grapevine; cancer	parrera (port.) f.	353260
	parro cf. perro	353270
	parsafucho cf. pastrafucho	353280
rag	parsal (bulg.) m.	353290
rags, rag shop	parsalada (bulg.) f.	353300
a long, pointless list; a letter full of details	pars(h)andata (ebr.) f.	353310
parchment	parshemino (fr.) m.	353315
biased, unobjective; partial	parsial adj.	353320
bias, one-sidedness; partiality	parsialidad/parsialitá f.	353330
grass	parsiza f.	353340
shared, shared together	partajado (fr.) adj.	353345
to part	partajar (fr.) v.	353350
division	partaje (fr.) m.	353360
a bundle of old clothes; a careless and ragged person	partal (t.) m.	353370
to wander, to walk idly, to stroll for pleasure; to walk in slovenly clothing	partalear (t.) v.	353390
wandering, idle walking	partaleo (t.) m.	353400
old and used clothes	partaleria (t.) f.	353410
a vagabond's stuff sack	partaliko (t.) m.	353420
portion, part; area; side	parte f.	353430
to give birth, to deliver	partear v.	353435
	partear (t.) cf. partalear	353740
departure, journey, sailing, leap	partensia f.	353750
	parteo (t.) cf. partaleo	353760
theater audience, seats in the theater in front of the stage	parter (fr.) m.	353770
midwife; woman giving birth	partera f.	353780
	partichipar (it.) cf. partisipar	353790
	partichipasión (it.) cf. partisipasión	353800
part, portion; division, party, professional group; round in a game; package; departure, voyage	partida f.	353810
an enthusiastic follower; guerrilla fighter, partisan	partidario m.	353850
'matchmaking', a handsome and good matchmaking guy	partidiko m.	353860
party; side; ''matchmaker'' (a nickname for a candidate for matchmaking)	partido m.	353870
splitter, cracker, woodcutter	partidor m.	353890
splitting; wood chips; wood division salary	partidura f.	353930
a traveler about to set off	partiente m.	353940
particle	partíkola f.	353950
special, unique, exclusive; personal	partikolar adj.	353960
uniqueness, feature, characteristic feature	partikolaridad/partikolaritá f.	353970
differentiating, advocating particularism, advocating group uniqueness	partikolarista m.	353980
separatism, separation, particularism, uniqueness	partikolarizmo m.	353990
especially	partikolarmente adv.	354000
	partíkula cf. partíkola	354010
	partikular cf. partikolar	354020
	partikulario cf. partikolar	354025
	partikularizmo cf. partikolarizmo	354030
	partikuler (fr.) cf. partikolar	354040
to leave, to go out, to set out, to travel, to sail; to cut, to cross	partir v.	354050
to be crossed, to be cut, to split; to set out	partirse v. refl.	354085
division	partisión f.	354087
participant	partisipante n.	354090
to participate	partisipar v.	354100
participation, taking part; membership fees, participation fees	partisipasión f.	354110
participle	partisipio m.	354120
musical score	partitura f.	354130
partisan, guerrilla fighter	partizán m.	354140
sectarian bigotry	partizanería f.	354150
guerrilla warfare	partizanlik m.	354160
partisan, sympathizer, supporter, adherent; party member	partizano/partizante m.	354170
birth	parto m.	354180
plot of land	partsel m.	354220
to make parceling	partselar v.	354230
parceling	partselasión f.	354240
layperson who rose to greatness, newly rich; has just arrived	parvenido (fr.) m.	354250
to reach, to succeed in	parvenir/se (fr.) v./v. refl.	354260
	pas cf. paz	354270
raisin	pasa f.	354280
donkey jump	pasabokar m.	354300
passage; oblivion	pasada f.	354310
passing, temporary; transitory	pasadero adj.	354370
moving (the action), frequent moving back and forth	pasadero m.	354380
life, lifestyle, period of life; difficult period in life; current events	pasadía f.	354390
narrow passage	pasadijo m.	354420
that passed	pasado adj.	354430
past, past tense	pasado m.	354470
handyperson; ferryman; border smuggler; sieve	pasador m.	354480
transfer; renovation fees; border smuggling fees	pasadura f.	354490
passage, corridor; paragraph	pasaje m.	354500
temporary, passing, fleeting, momentary, ephemeral	pasajero adj.	354540
passenger	pasajero m.	354560
passage	pasajiko m.	354570
railing	pasamano m.	354580
	pasán cf. pasante	354590
passing	pasante adj.	354600
passers-by	pasante m.	354610
passport, travel document	pasaporto (it.)/pasaporte/ m.	354630
to pass, to pass by, to cross; to spend time	pasar v.	354640
to happen, to occur; t went well for him	pasarse v. refl.	355120
kernel cracking	pasatempo (it.) m.	355240
recreation, entertainment, amusements	pasatiempo m.	355250
	pasativle cf. pasavle	355260
transit visa, transit certificate; permission, license	pasavante m.	355270
passable; reasonable, suitable	pasavle adj.	355280
trip, walk	paseada f.	355290
tendency to be constantly moving/incessant wandering	paseadero m.	355320
a little trip; wiping sauce off the plate	paseadika f.	355330
traveler: agent who guides foreign merchants in markets; idler, idle walker, wanderer	paseador/dera n.	355340
wanderer; walker; traveler	paseante adj. & m.	355350
to travel	pasear v.	355360
to walk, to go for a walk, to stroll, to wander, to walk idly, to stroll for pleasure	pasearse v. refl.	355400
patience	pasensia f.	355410
to wait patiently	pasensiar v.	355470
patient	pasensiozo adj.	355480
trip, journey; promenade	paseo m.	355490
to graze, to shepherd	paser v.	355500
ground meat stew; fried	pasha (t.) f.	355510
Pasha (Ottoman Turkish title); general; affectionate nickname for a loved one	pashá (t.) m.	355520
welfare, welfare life; title and position of the Pasha; area of ??the Pasha's rule	pashalik (t.) m.	355570
You made a mistake!	pasham! (t.) interj.	355580
the Pasha's wife	pashana (t.) f.	355590
	pashaporto cf. pasaporto	355600
female bird	páshara f.	355610
a reckless person; a child's genitals	pasharela f.	355620
bird	pashareta f.	355630
signing a document	pasharika f.	355640
a small bird; a house sparrow; a nickname for a reckless and superficial girl	pashariko m.	355650
bird	pásharo/pasharó m.	355700
No, my friend!	pashas! (t.) interj.	355740
a nickname for a beloved and spoiled child	pashashón (t.) m.	355750
(a nickname for a child:) little Pasha	pashayiko (t.) m.	355760
	pasheko cf. pashashón	355770
	pashkul cf. pishkul	355780
to be patient	pasientar v.	355790
patient	pasiente adj.	355800
sick person, patient	pasiente m.	355810
calming, pacifying; peacemaker, appeasing	pasifikador/dera adj. & n.	355820
to calm, to appease, to make peace	pasifikar v.	355830
calming, quieting, reconciliation	pasifikasión f.	355840
peaceful, quiet, calm	pasífiko adj.	355850
pacifist	pasifisto m.	355860
pacifism	pasifizmo m.	355870
	pasiguozo cf. paziguozo	355880
a little raisin; a nickname for a person who has difficulty pronouncing the vowel "s"	pasika f.	355890
small step	pasiko m.	355910
suffering, pain, anguish; intense desire, lust, desire, eagerness	pasión f.	355940
of love; excited, enthusiastic	pasional adj.	355950
enthusiastic	pasionante adj.	355960
to excite, to heat up; to desire	pasionar v.	355970
to be enthusiastic, to fall in love, to be filled with passion	pasionarse v. refl.	355980
enthusiastic, excited, eager	pasionozo adj.	355990
to filter, to pass through a sieve	pasireyar (serb.cro.) v.	356000
	pasita cf. pasika f.	356010
passivity	pasividad/pasivitá f.	356020
passable; medium, ''passing''	pasivle adj.	356030
passive	pasivo adj.	356040
iIn accounting: "debt", passive	pasivo m.	356050
Greek Orthodox Easter	paskalyá (gr.) f.	356060
Passover; holiday	paskua f.	356070
of Passover	paskual adj.	356080
to celebrate Passover (or another holiday)	paskuar v.	356100
dirty, polluted	paslí (t.) adj.	356110
dirt, grime	paslaná (t.) f.	356120
embroidery stripe work; embroidery stripe workshop/shop	pasmantería f.	356130
step; measure of step; procedure; validity; good name, prestige; right of passage, public transportation pass	paso (1) m.	356140
story, act, novel, play; event	paso (2) m.	356370
passpartout (Master Key); a nickname for someone who appears at every ceremony and event	paspartú (fr.) m.	356380
mat	paspas m.	356390
dough; pastry, cake; ointment	pasta f.	356400
	pastar cf. paser	356430
smooth and round (in relation to the face)	pastareal adj.	356440
to taste with pleasure, to enjoy, to savor a taste; to prolong the story of the event	pastear v.	356460
dough; pie; pastel, pastel painting	pastel m.	356470
confectionery,pastry shop; baked goods	pastelería f.	356520
pastry chef, cake baker	pastelero m.	356530
trough, tub, washing bucket, kneading bowl, public laundry place	pastera f.	356540
	pastet cf. pasta	356550
pastry with meat/fish/cheese	pastía f.	356560
a pill, a lozenge; a pancake	pasticha (it.) f.	356570
confectionery; selection of cakes	pastichería (it.) f.	356580
pastry chef, baker of cakes and pastries	pastichero (it.) m.	356590
macaroni pie, kugel; scramble	pasticho (it.) m.	356600
pleasant and heart-pleasing taste	pastiko m.	356610
	pastilia cf. pasticha	356620
	pastirma (t.) cf. pasturmá	356630
	pastisiero (fr.) cf. pastelero	356640
taste; excess fat; pasture, grazing, pasture field, meadow	pasto m.	356650
shepherd; spiritual shepherd	pastor m.	356690
pastoral, of shepherds; of a spiritual shepherd; pastorale, shepherd's song	pastoral adj. & m.	356700
to taste a flavor; to bring up a pleasant memory; to flavor, to emphasize	pastorear v.	356710
pasteurized	pastorizado adj.	356720
to pasteurize	pastorizar v.	356730
pasteurization	pastorizasión f.	356740
delicious	pastozo adj.	356750
name of a card game	pastra f.	356760
stew	pastrafucho m.	356770
colorful	pastrak (t.) adj.	356780
smoked meat, pastrami; canned salted dried meat	pastrumá/pasturma (t.) f.	356790
to graze	pasturar v.	356791
verse	pasuk (ebr.) m.	356800
invalid, worthless	pasul (ebr.) adj.	356850
duck; (vulgar:) female/male genitals	pata f.	356860
footsteps; kick; click of heels; step; stamping with feet	patada f.	356870
patach (vowel sign)	patah (ebr.) m.	356900
flogging	patak (t.) m.	356910
Ottoman coin	pataka (t.) f.	356920
beating, spanking	pataklamá (t.) f.	356940
a person with crooked legs	patakosho m.	356950
has spasms	pataleando adj.	356960
to twitch, to flutter, to wiggle	patalear v.	356970
convulsion, fibrillation; kicking, stamping, pounding	pataleo m.	356980
	patalón cf. pantalón	356990
	patalonero cf. pantalonero	357000
courtyard, patio	patamo m.	357010
	pataranya cf. patranya	357020
	patasit cf. apendisit	357030
potato	patata f.	357040
potato merchant	patatero m.	357050
to pass away	patatraf- azer el patatraf	357060
thick rustic coat	patatuka (gr.) f.	357070
foot stamping	pateamiento m.	357080
to set one's foot, to leave a mark	patear v.	357100
very slow, awkward; dressed ungracefully	pateha adj.	357110
a recently paved path	pateka f.	357120
permission, authorization, certification; patent, invention; authorization/certification levy.	patenta f.	357130
authorized, certified; registered (patented); well-known and famous	patentado adj.	357140
to approve, to authorize; to register a patent	patentar v.	357150
	patera cf. basea	357160
paternal	paternal adj.	357170
in a paternal way	paternamente adv.	357180
	paternel (fr.) cf. paternal	357190
fatherhood	paternidad/paternitá f.	357200
paternal	paterno adj.	357210
exciting, touching, pathetic	patétiko adj.	357220
	pateyar cf. patear	357230
tired, beaten	patido adj.	357240
a large rough nail	patija f.	357250
duck	patika f.	357260
duckling; seagull	patiko m.	357270
wooden cylinder	patilashka f.	357290
floor; small patio	patín m.	357300
surfer, roller skater	patinador m.	357310
skating rink	patinaj (fr.) m.	357320
skating, surfing	patinaje m.	357330
to surf, to skate	patinar v.	357340
courtyard, patio	patio m.	357350
noise, tumult	patirdí (t.) m.	357360
confectionery; cakes and pastries	patisería (fr.) f.	357370
pastry chef, cake baker	patisier/o (fr.) m.	357380
thin cotton fabric, muslin, batiste	patista f.	357390
	patiyar cf. patear	357400
duck, figuratively: a person who is slow in his movements	patka (serb.-cro.) f.	357410
Go explode!	patla! (t.) interj.	357420
	patladar/se (t.) cf. patladear/se	357430
explosion, burst, puncture	patladeamiento (t.)	357440
to explode, to shatter, to ''explode'' (from jealousy/from overeating)	patladear/se (t.) v./v. refl.	357450
explosion, detonation	patlak (t.) m.	357470
explosion	patlama (t.)	357490
jumpers gun	patlangach (t.) m.	357500
to explode, to burst	patlarear (t.) v.	357520
explosion	patlasión (t.) f.	357530
to blow up, to shatter; to burst, to explode; to shoot	patlear/patleyar (t.) v.	357540
to explode, to shatter	patlearse/patleyarse (t.) v. refl.	357550
in vulgar language: gluttony	patleasión (t.) f.	357570
Duck	pato m.	357580
fool and vulgar	patocho adj.	357690
pasture, meadow	patoraje m.	357700
sickly, weak, aching all over his body	patraka (fr.) adj. & m.	357710
nonsense, vanity, a trifle, a trivial matter	patranya f.	357720
a person who speaks nonsense	patranyero m.	357740
	patraúl (bulg.) cf. patrulia	357750
homeland	pátria f.	357760
ancestor, head of a family; head of the Sanhedrin, head of a diaspora; patriarch	patriarka/o m.	357770
patriarchal	patriarkal adj.	357780
patriarchy	patriarkat/o m.	357790
patriarch, bishop	patrik (t.) m.	357800
patrimonial	patrimonial adj.	357820
patrimony	patrimonio m.	357830
patriot	patrio adj.	357840
patriot	patriot/a/o adj.	357850
patriotic	patriótiko adj.	357860
patriotism	patriotismo/tizmo m.	357870
patron	patrón m.	357880
landlady, housewife	patrona f.	357940
patronage	patronaje (fr.) m.	357950
the owner's, the master's	patronal adj.	357960
to patronize	patronar v.	357970
patronage, support	patronato m.	357980
ownership	patronisio m.	357990
patrol	patrulia f.	358000
to patrol	patruliar v.	358010
having large hands/feet	patudo adj.	358020
	patuklas cf. pantuflas	358030
exempt	patur (ebr.) adj.	358040
foot/shoe size; head/hat size	patura (gr.) f.	358050
	paulía cf. pavil	358060
poverty	pauperizasión f.	358070
poverty	pauperizmo m.	358080
break, respite, pause	pauza f.	358090
turkey; peacock	pava f.	358100
flooring, paving stone	pavada f.	358110
flooring, paving stone	pavaj (fr.) m.	358120
to pave	pavar v.	358130
	pavel cf. pavil	358140
spark	paveza f.	358150
candle wick; wax; candle	pavil m.	358160
sidewalk	pavimiento m.	358165
pavilion	paviyón/pavilión (fr.) m.	358170
oil lamp, nightlight	pavolía f.	358180
turkey; peacock	pavón m.	358190
turkey; peacock; tall showy woman	pavona f.	358200
to be coquettish	pavonearse v. refl.	358210
horror, anguish, fear	pavor m.	358220
horrible, terrifying	pavorozo adj.	358230
horror, fear	pavura f.	358240
	pavza cf. pauza	358250
portion	pay (t.) m.	358260
	paydós (t.) cf. paytós	358270
trap	payida (gr.) f.	358280
country, state	payís/payiz f.	358300
	payla cf. paila	358310
clowning	paylachada f.	358320
jester, clown	paylacho m.	358330
	paytón (fr.) cf. faytón	358340
stoppage of work; stoppage of machinery	paytós (t.) m.	358350
crooked-legged	paytak (t.) adj.	358380
cantor	paytán (ebr.)	358390
peace	paz f.	358400
market, fair, bazaar	pazar (t.) m.	358470
market trader	pazardjí (t.) m.	358480
in the quality accepted on the market	pazarí (t.) adj.	358490
purchase	pazarlik (t.) m.	358500
spinach, mountain spinach	pazí/pazil (t.) m.	358520
	pazífiko cf. pasífiko	358530
	pazigo cf. pazigozo	358540
peace-loving, quiet, peaceful	pazigozo/paziguozo adj.	358550
	pazmar cf. empazmar	358560
palpitations, pain	pazma f.	358570
	pazmear cf. empazmear	358590
easy to get angry	pazmento adj.	358600
astonishment; cold, chills; severe pain	pazmo m.	358610
night watchman (in a neighborhood, district); a nickname for someone with an impressive appearance but worthless and annoying abilities	pazván/pazvant/pazvandjí (t.) m.	358630
to walk around at night	pazvanear (t.) v.	358640
edge, sideburns	peá (ebr.) f.	358650
thick wool sock; bath glove	peal m.	358660
a devout Jew with a sideburns	pealino (ebr.) m.	358670
tax; chest, breast	pecha f.	358680
pays for the permit; pays the price (for the failure/complication, etc.)	pechador m.	358690
chest, a woman's chest; bra	pechadura f.	358700
spoiled person	pechal m.	358710
to pay, to pay a tax; to pay against one's will	pechar v.	358720
stamp	pechat (bulg.) m.	358740
to print	pechatear (bulg.) v.	358750
in pieces	peche peche (t.)	358760
a wealthy person who owes tax	pechero m.	358770
kitchen napkin	pecheta f.	358790
breast, chest, bosom; waistcoat	pecho m.	358800
	pecholar cf. pechoral	358940
vest; a special piece of jewelry worn by the Patriarch of Jerusalem on his chest	pechoral m.	358950
memorial	pechuda f.	358960
having a large and well-developed chest	pechudo adj.	358970
chicken breast	pechuga f.	358980
vest; chest bandage	pechugal m.	358990
chicken breast	pechugera f.	359000
Prison	pedadera f.	359010
tendency to constantly fart	pedadero m.	359020
buttocks	pedador m.	359030
pedagogue, educator	pedagog/o m.	359040
pedagogy	pedagojía/pedagogia f.	359050
pedal	pedal m.	359070
at full speed	pedangó- a pedangó	359080
a young, presumptuous boy who voices his opinion on everything in the presence of adults and those with experience.	pedankión m.	359090
pedant	pedant/e adj.	359100
pedantry	pedanteria f.	359110
	pedantismo/tizmo cf. pedanteria	359120
to fart	pedar/pedarse v./v. refl.	359130
crumbs, scraps, pieces of cloth	pedasería f.	359150
piece, fragment, shard	pedasiko m.	359170
a pile of scraps, fabric scraps, unused leftovers	pedasina f.	359180
piece, chunk, portion, fraction	pedaso m.	359190
flint	pedernal m.	359260
	pedestal cf. piedestal	359270
Pedicure	pedikyur m.	359280
to ask, to beg, to demand; to need	pedir v.	359290
fart	pedo m.	359300
an 'expert' in everything, meddling in everything,	pedogosta m.	359380
a person who constantly farts up	pedón m.	359390
a person who constantly farts up; constantly makes empty threats; a boastful arrogant person	pedoro m.	359400
a blow with a stone	pedrada f.	359410
frequent loss of various objects; tendency to get lost	pedredero m.	359420
so-called disappearance (hiding something by claiming it disappeared)	pedredijo m.	359430
a pile of stones	pedredío m.	359440
a person who loses things	pedredor m.	359450
getting lost; getting lost on the way	pedredura f.	359460
	pedregal cf. piedregal	359470
rocky area that is not suitable for cultivation	pedregina f.	359480
full of stones, rocky	pedregozo adj.	359490
to lose	pedrer v.	359500
a pile of stones; a workshop for cutting stone and marble	pedrería f.	359690
stonemason	pedrero m.	359700
to go astray, to lose one's way, to get lost; to lose all one's money; to lose one's name and honor	pedrerse v. refl.	359710
lost	pedrido adj.	359770
a person full of flaws and shortcomings	pedrido m.	359860
pebble	pedrika f.	359870
predicator (ironic)	pedrikeador m.	359900
to preach (ironic)	pedrikear v.	359910
sermon (in an ironic tone)	pedrikeo m.	359920
loss	pedrimiento m.	359930
loss, destruction; moral loss, loss of moral sense and commitment	pedrisión f.	359940
hail-stricken; colorful	pedriskado adj.	359950
hail	pedrisko m.	359970
loss	pedrita f.	360020
Partridge	pedriz m.	360030
'the edge of the world', a remote place that is difficult to reach	pedromo m.	360040
pardon	pedrón m.	360060
forgiven	pedronado adj.	360080
forgiveness, pardon	pedronansa/pedronansia f.	360090
to forgive, to pardon	pedronar v.	360100
pardonable	pedronavle adj.	360110
a dirty head; dirt covering the head	pegado m.	360120
sticky; contagious	pegadozo adj.	360130
a nagging/sticky person	pegamasa f.	360140
	pegar cf. apegar	360150
defect, flaw; stain	pegimá (ebr.) f.	360160
iron	pegla (serb.-cro.) f.	360180
to iron	peglear (serb.-cro.) v.	360190
adhesive bandage; nickname for sticky person	pegón m.	360200
coal	peham (ebr.) m.	360210
wrestler; juggler, acrobat	pehleván.(t.) m.	360220
wrestling; juggling, acrobatics	pehlevanlik (t.) m.	360230
quick and easy hairstyle	peinada f.	360240
tendency to comb hair constantly	peinadero m.	360250
hairstyle, hair arrangement	peinado m.	360260
barber, hair stylist	peinador m.	360270
combing; hairdressing fee, payment to the barber	peinadura f.	360280
to comb	peinar v.	360290
to comb your hair	peinarse v. refl.	360310
comb	peine m.	360320
comb manufacturer/seller	peinero m.	360350
pocket comb	peiniziko m.	360360
landscape	peisaj/peizaje (fr.) m.	360370
freckle, summer freckle; sin	peka f.	360380
freckled; covered with pockmarks	pekado adj.	360390
sin,crime	pekado m.	360400
sinner; criminal	pekador/dera n.	360500
plenty of freckles	pekadura f.	360510
to sin, to commit a crime	pekar v.	360520
smallness, tinyness; childhood	pekenyez f.	360560
small, tiny, of little value	pekenyo adj.	360570
little boy	pekenyo m.	360580
	peki! (t.) cf. pekyí	360590
clever, wise	pekiah (ebr.) adj.	360600
officials	pekidim (ebr.) m. pl.	360610
tiny freckle	pekita f.	360620
sweet marmalade	pekmez (t.) m.	360630
freckled	pekozo adj.	360640
rusk	peksemet (t.) m.	360650
	pekudo cf. pekozo	360660
financial, monetary	pekunario adj.	360670
Okay! Good!	pekyí! (t.) interj.	360680
peeling; hair plucking; hair loss	pela f.	360690
baldness	pelada f.	360700
peeled; shaved; bald	pelado adj.	360710
barber; hair plucker; swindler who "shaves" someone's assets	pelador/dera n.	360720
peeling	peladura f.	360730
a stream, a river channel; a waterfall, a cascade; a lake; the heart of the sea	pelago m.	360740
pellagra	pelagra f.	360760
wonders, miracles and marvels	pelaím (ebr.) m. pl.	360770
to peel; to remove hair	pelar v.	360790
to be peeled; to remove one's hair	pelarse v. refl.	360810
wonder	pele (ebr.) m.	360815
battle, war, quarrel	pelea f.	360820
in conflict	peleado adj.	360830
fighter	peleador/dera n. & adj.	360840
	peleante cf. peleador	360850
to struggle, to fight; to quarrel	pelear v.	360860
to quarrel, to clash, to have a fight	pelearse v. refl.	360880
pilgrimage	pelegrinaje (fr.) m.	360890
to wander, to travel; to go on a pilgrimage	pelegrinar (fr.) v.	360900
pilgrimage; wandering	pelegrinasión (fr.) f.	360910
	pelegrino cf. peregrino	360920
a place for processing and selling hides	pelejería f.	360930
tendon; skin fold	pelejo m.	360940
a lover of quarrels, a lover of arguments	pelejón m.	360970
stone-cutter; wood carver	pelekeador (gr.) m.	360980
to chisel; to carve in wood	pelekear (gr.) v.	360990
	peleón cf. peleador	361000
woolen scarf, cape; thin wool	pelerina (fr.) f.	361010
	pelerinaje cf. pelegrinaje	361020
	pelerino cf. pelegrino	361030
fur workshop/shop	peletería f.	361040
warmonger, lover of battles	peletez m.	361050
arrogance, excessive and annoying demand, annoying resistance	pelidromos (gr.) m.	361060
threatened, in danger	peligrado adj.	361070
danger	peligro m.	361080
dangerous	peligrozo adj.	361090
pelican	pelikán/o m.	361100
a chip of wood; a person of lesser value, not considered	pelikudí/pelikudia (gr.) m.	361110
to tweak	pelishkar v.	361120
pinching	pelishko m.	361130
Philistine	pelishteo m.	361145
	peliskada cf. pelishko	361150
constant pinching (sexual harassment)	peliskadero m.	361160
a pincher, a sexual harasser	peliskador m.	361170
	peliskear cf. pelishkar	361180
to embrace, to hug	peliskearse v.refl.	361190
	pelisko cf. pelishko	361200
acorn (oak fruit); figuratively: a sturdy and tough person	pelit (t.) m.	361210
	peliván (t.) cf. pehleván	361220
tall woman	pelivana (t.) f.	361230
wrestling	pelivanlik (t.) m.	361240
breaking of milk in a nursing mother	pelo (1) m.	361250
hair, feathers	pelo (2) m.	361270
so-and-so, nickname for the angel of death	peloní (ebr.) m.	361340
coil (threads/wool); ball	pelota f.	361350
ball strike	pelotada f.	361400
small ball	pelotika f.	361410
aspic	pelté (t.) m.	361430
stammerer, stutterer	peltek (t.) adj.	361440
to stutter	peltekear v.	361450
stutter	peltekeo (t.) m.	361460
	pelteklenear cf. peltekear	361470
hairy, covered with hair; peeled	peludo adj.	361480
embroidered towel robe	peludo m.	361500
	peluka cf. peruka	361510
plush, hairy velvet	pelush/plush (fr.) f.	361520
rose	pembé (t.) m.	361530
pink, orange	pembí (t.) adj.	361540
cotton fabric for linen	pembezá/r (t.) f.	361550
effort, trouble; sorrow, sadness, suffering, pain, torment; punishment	pena (1) f.	361560
pen	pena (2) f.	361690
poor; laborer, active	penador/dera adj.	361700
of punishment	penal adj.	361710
punishment (imposed for an offense), penalty; fine	penalidad f.	361730
to strive; to hurt, to torment	penar v.	361740
	penbé (t.) cf. pembé	361800
sole	penché (t.) f.	361810
thursday	penchembé (t.) m.	361820
bedspread; curtain; flag	pendón m.	361830
low-value currency	pendar/a (gr.) m./f.	361840
suspension, temporary suspension, indecision	pendensia f.	361850
pending, suspended	pendente adj.	361860
fat pieces fried in olive oil	pendevish m.	361870
Earring	pendiente m.	361880
to cause to work to the limit, to exhaust someone	pendjeviz- kitar el pendjeviz	361890
pen, fountain pen	péndola f.	361900
drawing a pen; recording in the ledger	pendolada f.	361930
flag	pendón m.	361940
	penés cf. penez	361950
	penetensia cf. penitensia	361960
which requires multiple and difficult efforts	penetensiozo adj.	361970
great fatigue	penetina f.	361980
permeability	penetrabilidad f.	361990
who is deep in matters	penetrado adj.	362000
penetrates deeply, gets to the root of the matter	penetrante adj.	362010
to penetrate, to penetrate deeply; to pierce	penetrar v.	362020
dive into the question/matter	penetrarse v. refl.	362030
penetration; insertion; wit, sharpness	penetrasión f.	362040
permeable, penetrable	penetravle adj.	362050
a copper coin of low value; a copper token	penez m.	362060
painful, troublesome, tiring	penible adj.	362070
nib	penika/peninika f.	362080
pen	penina (it.) f.	362090
nib	peninika (it.) f.	362110
peninsula	península f.	362130
peninsular	peninsular/peninsulario adj.	362140
	penisla cf. península	362150
repentance, penance; punishment	penitensia f.	362160
to Impose a punishment (on a student)	penitensiar v.	362170
penitentiary	penitensiario m.	362180
penitent	penitente adj.	362190
painful	penivle adj.	362200
penumbra	penombra f.	362210
painful	penozo adj.	362220
thought, plot; opinion; inspiration	pensada f.	362230
thinking	pensadero m.	362250
thinker, philosopher	pensador m.	362260
thought	pensamiento m.	362270
to think, to ponder; to worry	pensar/se v./v. refl.	362280
anxious, worried; pensive, lost in thought	pensativle adj.	362420
thought, idea; worry, anxiety, apprehension	penser m.	362430
worry; thought	penserio m.	362460
worried, anxious, fearful; pensive, absorbed in contemplation	penseriozo adj.	362490
worried, anxious; worry, anxiety, apprehension	penservo adj. & m.	362500
pension	pensia f.	362510
thought, idea	pensijo m.	362520
pension	pensión m.	362530
retired, pensioner	pensionado adj.	362540
	pensionario cf. pensionado	362550
	pensioner cf. pensionado	362560
thought; worry	penso m.	362570
before the last	penúltimo adj.	362580
prostitute, whore	penyá (ebr.) f.	362590
rock	penya f.	362600
	penyado cf. peinado	362610
	penyar/se cf. peinar/se	362620
big rock	penyasko m.	362630
rocky	penyaskozo adj.	362640
	penye cf. peine	362650
	penyijo cf. peinado	362660
robe, housecoat	penyuar (fr.) m.	362670
day laborer, simple laborer; pawn (in chess)	peón m.	362680
worse	peor adj. & adv.	362690
bad situation, deterioration	peoría f.	362700
cucumber field	pepinal/pepinar m.	362710
cucumber seller	pepinero m.	362720
small cucumber; sour pickled cucumber	pepiniko m.	362730
cucumber; (on a dice:) the number one	pepino m.	362740
kernel, watermelon/melon kernel, kernels for cracking	pepita (1) f.	362850
fowl disease (wart on the tongue)	pepita (2) f.	362880
black and white plaid (fabric)	pepita adj.	362900
a drink made from roasted and crushed pumpkin seeds (for nursing mothers to increase milk flow)	pepitada f.	362910
to betray, to reveal a secret, to 'drip' a secret, to reveal bit by bit	pepitear v.	362920
cracking kernels; revealing secret bit by bit	pepiteo m.	362940
kernels seller	pepitero m.	362950
grainy	pepitozo adj.	362960
Pear	pera f.	362970
"Flower" - name of a coin	perah (ebr.) m.	362985
cash	perahim (ebr.) m. pl.	362990
pear tree	peral m.	363000
weekly parasha; metaphorically: a long and tiring text	perashá (ebr.) f.	363010
	perasión (fr.) cf. operasión	363020
	peraso cf. peral	363025
detail, item; single person	perat (ebr.) m.	363030
whose hair is disheveled	perchado adj.	363050
to peel, to peel off, to remove; to pluck hair	perchar v.	363060
to fight while pulling hair	percharse v. refl.	363070
curl on forehead	perché/l (t.) m.	363080
bridal wear	perchés (t.)	363090
nail	perchem (t.) m.	363100
	perchembré (t.) cf. penchembé	363110
has a lock of hair on his forehead	perchemlí (t.) adj.	363120
to bend a nail after driving it in	perchemlear (t.) v.	363130
	perchizamente (it.) cf.prechizamente	363140
	perchizo (it.) cf. prechizo	363150
curtain, screen; sail; silhouette theater	perdé (t.) m.	363160
	perder/se cf. pedrer/se	363210
cheeky, impudent	perdesiz (t.) adj.	363220
	perdido cf. pedrido	363230
partridge	perdike f.	363240
a person who constantly farts up	perdinikola (bulg.) m.	363250
	perdisión cf. pedrisión	363260
	perdisko cf. pedrisko	363270
	perdita cf. pedrita	363280
	perdiz cf. pedriz	363290
a double and multiplied oath	perdjura f.	363300
to swear by a valid oath; to swear a false oath	perdjurar v.	363320
forgiveness, pardon	perdón m.	363340
forgiver, pardoner	perdonador m.	363350
forgiveness, pardon	perdonamiento m.	363360
forgiveness, pardon	perdonansa f.	363370
to forgive, to pardon	perdonar v.	363380
pardonable	perdonavle adj.	363390
immigrant	peregrinador/dera n.	363400
journey, migration, wandering; pilgrimage	peregrinaje m.	363410
wanderer	peregrinante n.	363420
to immigrate	peregrinar v.	363430
pilgrim; wanderer, mover; immigrant; stranger, sojourner, foreigner	peregrino m.	363440
chapter (Pirke Avot)	perek (ebr.) m. (pl. perakim)	363450
eternal	perenal adj.	363460
	perero cf. peral	363470
	pereser cf. depedrer	363480
parsley	pereshil m.	363490
lazy	peresozo/perezozo m.	363510
laziness	pereza f.	363520
	perezozo cf. peresozo	363530
perfection	perfeksión f.	363540
perfect	perfeksionado adj.	363550
perfectness	perfeksionamento m.	363560
bringing to perfection	perfeksionamiento m.	363570
to perfect	perfeksionar v.	363580
to become perfect	perfeksionarse v. refl.	363590
perfectionist	perfeksionista m.	363600
perfectly	perfektamente adv.	363610
perfectible	perfektivle adj.	363620
perfect	perfekto adj.	363630
betrayal, embezzlement, fraud, conspiracy	perfidia f.	363640
traitor, wicked, mischievous; scoundrel; intolerable	perfido adj.	363650
	perfijar cf. aperfijar	363660
profile; blade (knife/sword)	perfil m.	363670
processed with great precision	perfilado adj.	363680
to process/produce with care and precision	perfilar v.	363690
Perforater	perforador m.	363700
to perforate	perforar v.	363710
Perforation	perforasión f.	363720
	pergamento cf. pergamino	363730
parchment	pergamino m.	363740
made of parchment; parchment-like	pergaminozo adj.	363750
calipers; compass	pergel (t./bulg.) m.	363760
periphery, suburbs of the city	periferia f.	363780
peripheral; belonging to the suburbs of the city	perifériko adj.	363790
to speak indirectly	perifrazar v.	363800
indirect speech, long-winded speech	perifrazi/s m.	363810
wanderer, pilgrim	perigrinante/peregrinante adj.	363820
	perigrinar cf. peregrinar	363830
small pear; rubber pear-shaped enema	perika f.	363840
to go bad	periklitar (fr.) f.	363845
danger, risk	períkolo/kulo (it.) m.	363850
dangerous	perikolozo/kulozo (it.) adj.	363890
perimeter	perimetro m.	363900
	period (fr.) cf. periodo	363910
periodic	periódiko adj.	363920
periodical	periódiko m.	363930
journalist	periodista m.	363940
press, journalism	periodizmo m.	363950
period	periodo/a m./f.	363960
a nickname for a girl with a flamboyant appearance	periperiposa- mosa de periperiposa	363970
sudden change, upheaval, reversal; accident, malfunction	peripesia f.	363980
disorganized; helpless; miserable	perishán (t.) adj.	363990
	perishil cf. pereshil	364010
expert	perito m.	364020
Serranus (type of fish)	perka (gr.) f.	364030
a thin delicate cotton fabric used for sheets or lining	perkalina f.	364040
	perkantarse cf. prekantar	364050
	perkante m. cf. prekante	364060
scary, terrifying; surprising	perekanté adj.	364070
	perkia (gr.) cf. perka	364080
spike	perkia f.	364090
to investigate, to search	perkirir v.	364100
search	perkizisión f.	364110
effort, exertion; power of attorney, mandate	perkura f.	364120
lobbyist, proxy, attorney; family breadwinner, supporter and helper	perkurador m.	364150
to strive, to endeavor, to try, to treat	perkurar/se v./v. refl.	364160
pearl	perla f.	364170
decorated with pearls; made with great care	perlado adj.	364210
pearl shop	perlería f.	364220
collection/stack of pearls and pearl jewelry	perlerío m.	364230
pearl merchant	perlero m.	364240
turbulent, restless, running around	perlingo adj.	364250
permanency	permanensia f.	364260
permanent	permanente adj.	364270
to remain, to persist, to continue	permaneser v.	364280
permeable	permeavle adj.	364290
permission, license, permit	permeso (it.) m.	364300
	permete cf. permí	364320
allow, permit, enable	permeter v.	364330
to afford	permeterse v. refl.	364340
allowed, permitted, legal	permetido adj.	364350
permit, license	permí (fr.) m.	364360
leave; permission, permit, authorization	permisión f.	364370
	permiso cf. permeso	364380
permutation	permutasión f.	364390
garter	pernil m.	364400
to stay overnight	pernoktar v.	364410
but, however	pero conj.	364420
to behave excessively freely	perodear v.	364430
pier, sidewalk	perón (fr.) m.	364440
perpendicular	perpendikuliar adj.	364450
perpetual	perpetual adj.	364460
Perpetually	perpetualmente adv.	364470
to perpetuate	perpetuar v.	364480
perpetualness	perpetuedad f.	364490
	perpetuel/o (fr.) cf. perpetuo	364500
Perpetual	perpétuo adj.	364510
perplexed	perplekso adj.	364520
bitch; a quick-witted girl who knows how to get by in life; a promiscuous woman	perra f.	364530
a pack of dogs; a bunch of mischievous people	perrada f.	364540
a noisy and polluting bunch	perrería f.	364550
'dog language'	perresko m.	364560
dog house	perrika f.	364570
puppy; nickname for a person who does someone's will; a mischievous and harmful child	perriko m.	364580
dog	perro m.	364590
Dog (derogatory nickname)	perrunyo m.	364870
Persian	persano (fr.) m. & adj.	364880
a fatal illness; a tragic situation	persedad f.	364890
persecuted, followed	persegido adj.	364900
persecutor	persegidor/perseguidor m.	364910
persecution	persegimiento m.	364920
persecute	persegir/perseguir v.	364930
persecution	persekusión f.	364940
persecuted	persekutido adj.	364950
persecutor	persekutidor m.	364960
persecute	persekutir v.	364970
	persekutor cf. persekutidor	364980
perception	persepsión f.	364990
to persevere	perseverar v.	365000
perseverance	perseverensia/ransia f.	365010
perseverante	perseverente/rante adj.	365020
to search	persevir v.	365030
rod	persh (fr.) m.	365040
	pershembé (t.) cf. penchembé	365050
	pershil cf. pereshil	365060
expertise	persia f.	365070
	persiano cf. persano	365080
	persigido cf. persegido	365090
	persigidor cf. persegidor	365100
persecution	persigieda f.	365110
persecutor	persigiente adj.	365120
	persigimiento cf. persegimiento	365130
	persigir/persiguir cf. persegir	365140
persecution	persigo m.	365150
persecution	persigua f.	365160
	persigudor cf. persegidor	365161
Persian	persiko adj.	365170
	persil cf. pereshil	365180
persistency	persistensia f.	365190
persistent	persistiente adj.	365200
to persist	persistir v.	365210
To perceive	persivir v.	365220
critically ill, lost; in immediate danger	perso (it.) adj.	365230
person	persona f.	365240
personage	personaje m.	365270
personal	personal adj.	365290
personnel	personal m.	365300
personality, character	personalidad/personalitá f.	365310
to symbolize, to fulfill, to fulfill a role	personalizar v.	365330
personally, face to face	personalmente adv.	365340
personnel	personel- el personel	365350
to personalize	personifikar v.	365360
personalization	personifikasión f.	365370
perspective	perspektiva f.	365380
sharp, clever, witty, pointed	perspikás adj.	365390
sharpness, wit, sharpness of mind	perspikasía f.	365400
to persuade, to influence, to coax, to talk to someone's heart	persuadir v.	365410
to be convinced	persuadirse v. refl.	365420
persuasion, solicitation, influence	persuazión f.	365430
convincing	persuazivo adj.	365440
convinced, self-confident	persuazo adj.	365450
to be worthy of; to belong to	perteneser v.	365460
deserves, belongs to	pertenesido adj.	365470
worthy, worthy of praise; belonging to	pertenesiente adj.	365480
rights, value, virtue, good quality	pertenesimiento m.	365490
long rod	pertiga f.	365500
suitable, appropriate, fitting, touching	pertinente adj.	365510
in an appropriate manner	pertinentemente adv.	365515
orange; orange color, orange	pertukal (t.) m.	365520
orangeade, orange juice	pertukalada/pertukalera (t.) f.	365540
orange tree; orange seller	pertukalero (t.) m.	365550
orange tree	pertukareo (t.) m.	365560
causing a commotion; disturbing; embarrassing	perturbador m. & adj.	365570
disturbance, harassment, commotion	perturbamiento m.	365580
to disturb, to confuse	perturbar v.	365590
to be confused, to be embarrassed	perturbarse v. refl.	365600
	perturbasión cf. perturbamiento	365610
wig	peruka (fr.) f.	365620
installer/seller of wigs; barber	perukero (fr.) m.	365630
commentary	perush (ebr.) m.	365640
cornice	pervaz (t.) m.	365660
perversity	perversidad/perversitá f.	365670
perversion	perversión f.	365680
pervert	perverso adj.	365690
perverted	pervertido adj.	365700
perverter	pervertidor m.	365710
perverseness	pervertimento/miento m.	365720
to pervert	pervertir v.	365730
	peryel (t.) cf. pergel	365740
	perzistensia cf. persistensia	365750
	perzistente cf. persisiente	365760
	perzistir cf. persistir	365770
	pes cf. pez	365780
quietly, in a whisper	pes (t.) adv.	365790
So far! This is the straw that broke the camel's back!	pes! (t.) interj.	365800
Passover	Pésah/Pesa (ebr.) m.	365810
event, case	pesat m.	365830
	pesgadez cf. pezgadez	365840
	pesgadijo cf. pezgadijo	365850
	pesgado cf. pezgado	365860
	pesgadumbre cf. pezgadumbre	365870
	pesgadura cf. pezgadura	365880
	pesgez cf. pezgadez	365890
	pesgo cf. pezgo	365900
	pesgura cf. pezgura	365910
salted fish merchant	peshaladero m.	365920
salted fish	peshalado m.	365930
compromise	peshará (ebr.) f.	365940
fish	peshe (port.) m.	365960
plenty of unused fish	peshería f.	366010
small aquarium	peshera f.	366020
small fish	peshiko m.	366030
	peshin (t.) cf. pishin	366050
fishing; the place of fishing; the fish caught in fishing	peshka f.	366060
fish market	peshkadería f.	366080
fish	peshkado m.	366090
fisherman, fishmonger	peshkador/dera n.	366180
to fish; to search aimlessly and unplanned	peshkar v.	366190
fishing; fishing spot	peshkera f.	366200
a sudden abundance of fish	peshkero m.	366210
a gift; a gift given to the builders when the roof is poured; a gift to the bride on her wedding day	peshkesh /peshkish (t.) m.	366220
napkin; pillowcase; bath towel	peshkir (t.) m.	366240
	peshkirimiento cf. peskerimiento	366250
	peshkirir cf. peskerir	366260
	peshtamal cf. pishtamal	366270
	peshtear (bulg.) cf. peshutear	366280
a rude curse	peshutada f.	366290
who 'was scolded and cursed rudely	peshuteado adj.	366300
to scold and curse rudely	peshutear v.	366310
a type of ball game (throwing and catching a ball in different directions); figuratively: a person who constantly changes his mind	peshutela f.	366320
a common, rude, ignorant person, a commoner	peshutudo adj.	366340
pessimism	pesimismo/izmo m.	366350
pessimist	pesimista/o adj.	366360
a small piece	pesito m.	366370
investigation, demand, search	peskerimiento m.	366380
to investigate, to ask, to search	peskerir v.	366390
	peskozar cf. peskuzar	366400
nape, neck	peskueso m.	366410
sturdy, with a wide neck	peskuesudo adj.	366450
hitting the back of the head (with an open palm)	peskuezón m.	366460
investigation, survey; search	peskuza f.	366470
inquisitiveness, nosiness	peskuzadero m.	366480
researcher, questioner	peskuzador/dera n.	366490
to investigate, to examine, to question deeply, to search	peskuzar v.	366500
	peskuzo cf. peskuza	366510
wound, pinch	pesligo m.	366520
a sticky and annoying/troublesome person/thing	pespega (port.) m.	366530
plague, epidemic	pesta f.	366540
eyelash; pupil	pestanya f.	366550
having long eyelashes; having prominent eyes; full of worries	pestanyozo adj.	366580
	peste cf. pesta	366590
stricken with plague; rejected (as if struck with leprosy)	pestiferado adj.	366600
a candy made from thin, flat green apricot or plum pulp	pestil (t.) m.	366610
stink; plague	pestilensia f.	366620
brings a plague, is contagious; gives off a stench	pestilensial adj.	366630
	pestilente cf. pestilensial	366640
verses	pesukim (ebr.) m. pl.	366650
	pesumedad cf. pesunyedad	366660
uncompromising stubbornness, blind stubbornness; horseshoe	pesunya f.	366670
Stupidity	pesunyedad m.	366690
stubborn and sullen	pesunyozo adj. & m.	366700
Opening of the Holy Ark - in the synagogue	petihá (ebr.) f.	366710
a young snob, a young man with ostentatious manners	petimetre (fr.) m.	366720
Day of death	petirá (ebr.) f.	366730
petition	petisión f.	366740
boiled and concentrated grape juice	petmez/petmés (t.) m.	366750
	petrelio cf. petrol/petrolio	366760
fossilized, petrified	petrifikado adj.	366765
to petrify	petrifikar v.	366770
to be petrified	petrifikarse v. refl.	366780
fossilization, petrification	petrifikasión f.	366790
boastful, arrogant; sophisticated, complicated, complex	petrisifón/petrishifón (fr.) adj.	366800
contains petroleum; produces petroleum	petrokifero m.	366810
petroleum	petrol/petrolio m.	366820
action, plot	peulá (ebr.) f.	366830
advance payment, payment on account, guarantee	pey (t.) m.	366840
thick wool socks; bath mitten	peyal m.	366880
prohibition	peyda m.	366890
to be unrestrained and uninhibited in one's speech	peyriz (t.) - no tener peyriz (t.) en boka	366910
tar	pez m.	366920
	pezadés cf. pezgor	366930
the weigher, official weigher	pezador m.	366940
	pezadumbre cf. pezgadumbre	366950
weighing; weighing fee	pezadura f.	366960
	pezante cf. pezgado	366970
to weigh	pezar (1) v.	366980
to be sorry	pezar (2) v.	367000
to be weighed	pezarse v. refl.	367030
Spanish currency	pezeta f.	367040
pimp, bastard, son of a bitch	pezevenk/pezeveng (t.) n.	367050
pimping; pimping fees	pezevenklik (t.) m.	367070
manger	pezevre m.	367080
heavily, gravely	pezgadamente adv.	367090
heaviness, weight, awkwardness, inflexibility, rigidity, pedantry	pezgadez/pezgadés f.	367100
heaviness; a heavy burden to bear; a heavy task undertaken against one's will; rigid application of rules and laws; boredom	pezgadía f.	367110
gravity, weight	pezgadijo m.	367120
heavy, weighty, oppressive; cumbersome, clumsy; unbearable due to pedantry; stupid; severe	pezgado adj.	367140
heaviness, annoyance, bother; distress, remorse; stupidity, folly	pezgadumbre f.	367200
gravity, weight	pezgadura f.	367210
to weigh, to be heavy; to bother, to worry	pezgar v.	367220
burden, load, heaviness, load, weight, gravity, burden; distress, pangs of conscience	pezgo m.	367240
weight, heaviness; feeling of heaviness in the stomach, indigestion; worries	pezgor m.	367250
weight, gravity	pezgura f.	367260
scales, weight; sinker	pezo m.	367270
nipple, breast	pezón m.	367275
	pezvenk (t.) cf. pezevenk	367330
phoneme, syllable	pi m.	367340
mercy, compassion, kindness; piety	piadad f.	367350
	piadadero cf. piadozo	367355
	piadadero cf. piadozo	367435
to have mercy on	piadarse (de) v. refl.	367440
compassionate, merciful, pious, charitable, generous, kind-hearted	piadozo adj.	367450
lottery; winning	piango m.	367460
pianist	pianista/o m.	367470
piano	piano (1)/pianola m./f.	367480
floor	piano (2) m.	367490
slowly, gently, softly	piano (it.) adv.	367500
There is no living soul	piante- ni piante ni mamante	367520
cry, wail, sob; cry of barn owl	pianto (it.) m.	367530
	piasa cf. plasa	367540
dessert, a sweet treat served at the end of a meal	piato dolche (it.)	367550
bean salad	piaz (t.) m.	367560
bastard, a vile person	pich (t.) m.	367570
	pichalado cf. peshalado	367580
cup	pichel m.	367590
little bastard	pichiriko (t.) m.	367600
'bastard', naughty; novice	pichkito (t.) m.	367610
dove, pigeon	pichón m.	367620
dove; beautiful woman; affectionate nickname for a beloved woman	pichona f.	367650
dovecote	pichonera f.	367660
a young pigeon; a nickname for a charming boy	pichoniko m.	367670
	pichuga cf. pechuga	367680
redemption; redemption of the son; prayer for the recovery of a seriously ill person, public prayer for the removal of a curse/affliction	pidión (ebr.) m.	367690
strict, demanding	pidjenta adj.	367720
	pidra/pidrika cf. piedra	367730
foot; foot size	pie m.	367740
	piedad cf. piadad	368500
pedestal	piedestal m.	368510
stone; very hard material; tombstone, gravestone	piedra f.	368520
a stone blow, a wound caused by a stone	piedrada f.	368700
	piedredijo cf. pedredijo	368710
stony	piedregal adj.	368720
a path full of stones	piedregina f.	368730
rocky	piedregozo/rogozo adj.	368740
	piedrer/se cf. pedrer/se	368750
stone-cutter	piedrero m.	368760
	piedrezika cf. piedrizika	368770
	piedrido cf. pedrido	368780
gravel; kidney stones	piedrikas f. pl.	368790
	piedrikear cf. pedrikear	368810
	piedrimiento cf. pedrimiento	368820
	piedrisko cf. pedrisko	368830
	piedrita cf. pedrita	368840
gravel	piedrizika f.	368850
	pierdita cf. pedrita	368860
leg (below the knee), thigh	pierna f.	368870
coin; chunk; slice of cheese; drama, play	piesa f.	368880
	piezaje (fr.) cf. peisaj/peizaje	368910
feet	piezes m. pl.	368920
mash, puree	piftí (t.) m.	368930
	pigimá (ebr.) cf. pegimá	368940
pigmentation	pigmentasión f.	368950
pigment	pigmento m.	368960
stench; harmful, villain	pigul (ebr.) m.	368970
pajamas	pijama f.	368980
malice, resentment, enmity; "spades" in cards	pika f.	368990
stab, sting, puncture	pikada f.	369000
constantly pecking; tasting food without sitting at the table	pikadero m.	369010
ground; pricked, stung; injured, harmed	pikado adj.	369020
mash, puree	pikado m.	369050
deposit	pikadón (ebr.) m.	369055
stone-cutter; anvil, log	pikador m.	369060
sting, stab	pikadura f.	369070
spicy, peppery, sour; stinging, burning, pungent; piquant	pikante adj.	369080
stone-cutter	pikapedrero m.	369090
to grind; to prick, to stab; to taste food without sitting at the table; to hurt (with words)	pikar v.	369100
to be pricked; to be hurt	pikarse v. refl.	369110
who has pox scars	pikatozo adj.	369125
clever, shrewd	pikeah (ebr.) adj.	369130
pickled vegetables in vinegar	pikles (ing.) m. pl.	369140
picnic	piknik m.	369150
length measure: palm; beak (of a bird); hoe	piko m.	369160
an unrealistic project, a utopia	pikos en geinnam (ebr.)	369190
something small	pikurina f.	369200
sink; trough; pile	pila f.	369220
pilaf, a spicy rice dish with meat or fish	pilaf/pilav (t.) m.	369250
	pilago cf. pelago	369260
pillar	pilar m.	369270
to peel	pilar v.	369320
pilaster	pilastro m.	369330
tiny	pilenkuria adj.	369340
a small, worthless thing	pilikura (gr.) m.	369350
fur coat	pilirina (t.) f.	369360
	pilishkar cf. pelishkar	369370
	pilishko cf. pelishko	369380
Philistine; in a figurative sense: wicked	pilishti (ebr.) m.	369390
stubborn	pilit (t.) adj.	369400
	piliv n.(t.) cf. pehleván	369420
clay	piló (t.) m.	369430
children's game (a type of "catch me")	pilo a fuyir	369450
children's game (''class'')	pilo kocho	369460
pillar	pilón m.	369470
	pilota (1) cf. pelota	369480
navigator, captain, pilot, guide	pilota/o (2) m.	369490
to steer, to drive, to direct, to guide	pilotar v.	369500
a sharp and knowledgeable person	pilpilán harifá (aram.) m.	369510
argumentation, debating	pilpul (ebr.) m.	369520
pill, ball, capsule	pilula (fr.) f.	369540
	pilush (fr.) cf. pelush	369550
	pimentón cf. pimientón	369560
	pimentero cf. pimientero	369570
pepper	pimienta f.	369580
pepperbox	pim(i)entel m.	369620
pepperbox	pimientera f.	369630
pepper tree; seller of peppers and spices	pimientero m.	369640
green pepper, bell pepper, Indian pepper	pimi(e)ntón m.	369650
peak, summit	pinar m.	369670
	pinchón cf. punchón	369680
lamb stew	pindjivish (t.) m.	369690
pill	pindola f.	369700
small elongated porcelain plate for salads	pineta/pinetika f.	369720
a drop; a stain	pinga f.	369730
to drip	pingear v.	369740
community register	pinkés (ebr./gr.)	369750
peak, summit, top; pine	pino m.	369760
brooch	pino (port.) m.	369775
tweezers	pinset/pinseta f.	369780
of poor quality; figuratively: said of a person in poor health who should not be envied	pinta adj.	369800
birthmark; freckle; spot, stain, color; intestinal typhus	pinta f.	369810
painted, drawn; poor in material/healthy terms	pintado adj.	369820
painter	pintador/dera m.	369840
to paint, to draw; to depict in a pictorial manner; to decorate (a cake)	pintar (1) v.	369850
to pay in cash; to spend money	pintar (2) v.	369860
to put on makeup, to make up, to paint oneself	pintarse v. refl.	369870
stingy, meticulous, fastidious, pedant	pintí/pintiyamiz (t.) adj.	369880
stinginess	pintilik (t.)	369890
	pinto cf. pinta f.	369900
painter	pintor m.	369910
picturesque	pintoresko adj.	369920
picture, painting; the art of painting	pintura f.	369930
picture, painting	pinturia f.	369940
	pintorón cf. pintor	369950
stingy	pinya (1) f.	369960
corn; pineapple; acorn	pinya (2) f.	369970
	pinya (3) cf. penya	369990
very salty	pinya adj.	370000
	pinyasko cf. penyasko	370020
corn kernel; acorn	pinyón m.	370030
pineapple juice; a drink containing crushed pine nuts in milk	pinyonada f.	370060
pine cone; sunflower	pinyonera f.	370070
pine tree	pinyonero m.	370080
miser, stingy	pinyuf (fr.) m.	370090
ember, cinder	pinyuga f.	370100
brush, paintbrush	pinzel m.	370110
pea	pinzela (gr./t.) f.	370120
brushstroke	pinzelada f.	370130
brush, paintbrush	pinzeta f.	370140
to brush	pinzetear v.	370150
God-fearing, orthodox (religious); pious, kind-hearted	pío adj.	370160
gradually, little by little	pío a pío/píos a píos adv.	370170
pediculosis	piojambre m.	370180
full of lice	piojeado adj.	370190
to strike with lice; to be stingy	piojear v.	370200
to be stricken with lice, to be filled with lice; to fall into abject poverty	piojearse v. refl.	370210
covered with lice; a person living in poverty	piojento adj.	370220
pediculosis; vermin; maggot; poverty	piojera f.	370230
lice	piojo m.	370240
owl	piola f.	370290
exceeds in his demands and claims	pioleado adj.	370295
to chatter, to bother with his repeated words and requests	piolear v.	370300
a nagging pain; a person who moans incessantly; a child who tries to look grown-up	piolike f.	370310
a person who moans incessantly	piolina f.	370320
pioneer	pionier (fr.)/pioniero m.	370330
	pior cf. peor	370340
pipe; cigarette holder; cigar	pipa f.	370350
soaked	pipas adj.	370360
	piperushka cf. pipirushka	370370
pipette	pipeta f.	370380
name of a small, sharp-sighted bird	pipi m.	370390
(in children's language:) the male organ	pipí m.	370410
	pipino cf. pepino	370430
	pipirisa/pipiritsa cf. pipirushka	370440
green pepper	pipirushka f.	370450
	pipita cf. pepita	370460
	pipitear cf. pepitear	370470
	pipitero cf. pepitero	370480
pumpkin seed	pipitika f.	370490
type of melon	pipón m.	370500
worse	pir (fr.) adj.	370510
the highest point, the summit	pir (gr.) m.	370520
pyramid	piramida f.	370530
pyramidal	piramidal adj.	370540
pirate	pirat/pirata/o m.	370550
to rob (piracy)	piratear v.	370560
(piracy)	piratería f.	370570
	pirié cf. periel	370580
lover, publicly known	piri n.m.	370590
crushed olive kernels used as a fuel	pirina f.	370600
brass	pirinch (t.) m.	370610
period	pirioda f.	370620
fast, fasting	piriz (t.) m.	370630
diamond; nickname for a valuable person	pirlanta (t.) f.	370640
link, connection	pirnil m.	370650
canoe	piroga f.	370660
fork	pirón (gr.) m.	370670
what the fork raises	pironada (gr.) f.	370720
to taste a little from the small plates without sitting at the table	pironear (gr.) v.	370730
small knife	pironke (gr.) m.	370740
pirouette	pirueta f.	370750
dirty, black	pis (t.) adj.	370760
yell to expel a cat	pis! interj.	370770
'peeing while dancing' - unable to stick to his ideas/work/task; a person lacking a plan and method, jumping from one thing to another	pishabailande/o adj.	370790
peeing	pishada f.	370800
chamber pot, bedpan; urinary organ	pishadera f.	370810
frequent urination	pishadero m.	370820
stained with urine	pishado adj.	370830
peeing in pants	pishador m.	370850
urination; urine stain; public urinal usage fee	pishadura f.	370860
(vulgar:) Diaper	pishalero m.	370870
peeing in pants	pishalón m.	370880
toilet, public urinal	pishaná f.	370890
to pee	pishar v.	370900
	pisharaná cf. pishador	370980
to pee in pants	pisharse v. refl.	370990
dirty public urinal	pishatín m.	371040
suffering from shingles	pishigante adj.	371050
fraud	pishik (t.) m.	371060
unfaithful, treacherous	pishikchí (t.) m.	371070
prepaid	pishín (t.) adj.	371080
immediately, quickly; in advance	pishín/pishim (t.) adv.	371090
	pishina cf. pisina	371150
a mature and experienced person	pishiniko (t.) m.	371160
	pishkado cf. peshkado	371170
	pishkerimiento cf. peskerimiento	371180
	pishkerir cf. peskerir	371190
	pishkerisio cf. peskerimiento	371200
	pishkesh (t.) cf. peshkesh	371210
	pishkezar cf. peskuzar	371220
towel; pillowcase	pishkil (t.) m.	371230
expert, skilled, qualified, authoritative	pishkín (t.) adj.	371240
	pishkir (t.) cf pishkil	371250
tuft, tuft of the fez,pompon; bump; (in children's language:) a nickname for the male organ	pishkul m.	371260
Repentant	pishmán(t.) adj.	371280
Repentance	pishmanlik (t.) m.	371300
urine; trickle, drip	pisho m.	371310
wetting one's pants, a child who wets the bed; a person who does not keep his promises	pishón m. & adj.	371330
name of a drink; sip, swig	pishpón m.	371350
a small short woman	pishpireta f.	371360
large bath towel, bathrobe	pishtamal/pishtimal (t.) m.	371370
linen	pishtán (ebr.) m.	371375
pistol	pishtol/pishtof (t.) m.	371380
gunshot; gunshot wound	pishtolada f.	371390
cigarette	pishunika f.	371400
an insult, a rude curse that is thrown around for no reason	pishutada f.	371410
to insult, to humiliate; to go out into bad culture, to live a life of lawlessness	pishutear v.	371420
to deceive someone with swindles	pishutela- djugar a la pishutela	371430
rude and humiliating treatment; a life of debauchery and lawlessness	pishuteo m.	371440
debauched, lustful, promiscuous	pishutero m.	371450
a small piece	pisiko m.	371460
to injure, to harm	pisilgar v.	371470
wound, bruise	pisilgo m.	371480
swimming pool	pisina f.	371490
a bit, a pinch; a piece	piska f.	371500
	piskueso cf. peskueso	371510
	piskuzar cf. peskuzar	371520
dirt, filth	pislik (t.) m.	371530
	pisma (gr.) cf. pizma	371540
	pismozo (gr.) cf. pizmozo	371550
floor	piso m.	371555
backward	piso (gr.) adv.	371560
Nipple	pisón m.	371580
to insult, to humiliate, to treat with contempt	pisotear v.	371590
insult, humiliation	pisoteo m.	371600
	pispireta cf. pishpireta	371610
warty	pisporado adj.	371620
yell to expel a cat	pist! interj.	371630
heel, footprints; track; runway, landing strip; dance floor; stadium	pista f.	371640
pistachio	pistaches m. pl.	371650
	pistanya cf. pestanya	371660
	pistil (t.) cf. pestil	371670
pistol	pistol/a m./f.	371680
an endlessly long and tedious writing	pístola (gr.) f.	371690
pistol	pistolet/o m.	371700
piston; in a figurative sense: a driving force, a person or assistance at the right moment	pistón m.	371710
flat Arab bread	pita (gr.) f.	371720
axe blow	pitada f.	371810
knife, cleaver	pitadera f.	371820
a talker whose chatter is endless; a tiresome and annoying speech/report	pitafia (gr.) m.	371830
apricot pulp, apricot marmalade	pitagra (t.) f.	371840
to chop (meat); to burn the throat	pitar v.	371860
small pita	pitika (gr.) f.	371870
sticky bandage; nickname for a sticky and unbearable person	pitilá (ebr.) f.	371900
	pitoresko cf. pintoresko	371905
scale	pitirina f.	371910
beer	piva (serb.-cro.) f.	371920
	pivita cf. pipita	371930
army, infantry	piyadé (t.) m.	371940
	piyango cf. piango	371950
	piyasa cf. plasa	371960
a type of bird	piyo m.	371970
liturgy, poetry	piyut (ebr.) m.	371980
treading (grape treading)	piza f.	371990
stepping; kicking	pizada f.	372000
stamping exercises; tendency to step on something constantly	pizadero m.	372010
crushed; run over, trampled	pizado adj.	372015
grape treader; crusher	pizador m.	372020
grape pressing; crushing; grape pressing fees	pizadura f.	372030
to step on, to run over, to trample, to crush; to encroach; to stand on	pizar v.	372040
stubbornness, malice; resentment; provocation	pizma (gr.) f.	372070
teasing, provocative	pizmiento (gr.) adj.	372130
hymn, liturgical poetry	pizmón (ebr.) m.	372140
stubborn, stubbornly adhering to one's purpose; full of resentment	pizmozo (gr.) adj.	372160
disaster, calamity, plague (plagues of Egypt)	plaga f.	372170
	plaina (port.) cf. playna	372180
seaside	plaj/plaja (fr.) f.	372190
a slow and clumsy person	plaka (gr./t.) m.	372200
slab; paving stone; tombstone; food that is difficult to digest and burdens the stomach	plaka f.	372210
placard	plakarda f.	372265
student's writing board	plakita f.	372270
	plakón (gr./t.) cf. plaka m.	372280
plan, outline, diagram, drawing, area map	plan/o m.	372290
to hover, to soar	planar v.	372294
planned	planeado adj.	372295
planner, designer	planeador m.	372296
design, planning	planeamiento m.	372297
to plan	planear v.	372298
iron	plancha f.	372310
to iron	planchar v.	372320
planet	planeta f.	372330
of planets	planetario adj.	372340
planetarium	planetario m.	372350
mourner	planidera f.	372360
to plan	planifikar v.	372370
design, planning	planifikasión f.	372380
planisphere	planisfero/a m./f.	372390
smooth, flat	plano adj.	372400
plant; palm (foot/hand)	planta f.	372410
planted	plantado adj.	372430
planter; founder	plantador/dera n.	372440
planting	plantamiento m.	372450
platain	plantania f.	372460
to plant; to establish	plantar v.	372470
	plantario cf. plantasión	372480
to be planted; to be established	plantarse v. refl.	372490
planting; plantation	plantasión m.	372500
planting; vegetation	planteo m.	372510
planting	plantil m.	372520
lining	plantiya f.	372525
	planyidera cf. planidera	372530
square; market square, market	plasa f.	372540
retailer, shopkeeper	plasador m.	372630
investment	plasamiento m.	372640
to place, to set, to invest (money); to sell at retail, to offer for sale	plasar v.	372650
placenta	plasenta f.	372655
small square; suburban market (for the poor)	plaseta f.	372660
a seller who displays and advertises his goods in the market; a person with vulgar manners	plasetero m.	372680
loot, booty; a "bargain" that is quickly snatched	plashka (t.) f.	372690
looter; a quick-witted merchant who smells profitable business opportunities	plashkadjí (t.) m.	372710
a person who obtains and purchases things by deceitful means	plashkeador (t.) m.	372720
to buy at a bargain price; to plunder, to purchase by fraud	plashkear (t.) v.	372730
place, status	plaso m.	372735
Plastic	plastik m.	372737
plastic, flexible	plástiko adj.	372740
plaster	plastro (fr.) m.	372750
chest protector, breastplate	plastrón m.	372760
money; capital; silverware	plata f.	372770
a large plate (relative to the tiny dish served on it)	platacho m.	372780
contents of the plate	platada f.	372790
plane tree grove	platanal/platanar m.	372800
plane	plátano m.	372810
to flatter; to caress	platar v.	372820
theater entrance (parterre)	platea f.	372830
to silver-plate	platear v.	372840
shelf, bookcase	platera f.	372850
silverware	platería f.	372860
jeweler	platero m.	372870
platform	platforma f.	372880
conversation; speech, preaching; oratory, the art of speaking, speaking ability	plátika f.	372890
lecturer; a person with a pleasant speech	platikador m.	372900
to chat	platikar v.	372910
conversation, pleasant conversation, chatter	platikeo m.	372920
small plate, bowl; gift of a plate of sweets/fruits; delivery of dishes	platiko m.	372930
eloquent	platikozo adj.	372940
platinum	platina f.	372950
platinum-plated; having the appearance of platinum	platinado adj.	372960
a plate, tray; a dish; of fruit/candy/flowers sent on the occasion of an event	plato m.	372980
platonic	platonik/o adj.	373000
beach	playa f.	373010
plane	playna (port.) f.	373020
to enjoy	plazearse v. refl.	373040
kind, pleasant, easy-going, enjoyable; pimp	plazentero adj.	373050
pleasure, delight, enjoyment, grace; goodness, kindness	plazer m.	373060
to be liked, to be favored	plazer v.	373130
small service	plazeriko m.	373160
to enjoy; to find mutual liking	plazerse v. refl.	373170
pleasant	plaziente adj.	373180
festival	plazo m.	373190
plebeian	plebeyo adj.	373220
of a referendum	plebishitario adj.	373230
referendum	plebishito m.	373240
to defend, to fight for	pledar (fr.) v.	373250
fold, wrinkle	plega f.	373260
folding	plegadura f.	373280
to fold	plegar v.	373290
fold	plego m.	373300
sheet	plegón m.	373310
	pleitez cf. pletez	373320
quarrel, dispute, confrontation, argument	pleito m.	373330
full, complete	plenario adj.	373370
plenum	plenario m.	373380
empowered	plenipotensiario m.	373390
	plenis(i)mo cf. prenismo	373400
completeness, integrity	plenizmo m.	373410
plenum	pleno m.	373420
quarrelsome	pletedjí m.	373430
quarrelsome, irritable, angry, violent	pletez m. & adj.	373440
fight, scuffle, clash	pletiziko m.	373450
	pleto cf. pleito	373460
to laugh, to joke	plezentar/plezantar v.	373470
joke, laughter	plezentaría f.	373480
folding chair	plián (fr.) m.	373490
to claim, to defend	plidar v.	373500
	plido cf. pligo	373510
	pliga cf. plega	373520
	pligar cf. plegar	373530
folded stationery	pligito m.	373540
sheet, folded sheet, booklet	pligo m.	373550
	plik cf. pligo	373560
to make folds	plisar v.	373570
made of folds	plisé (fr.) adj.	373580
lead pencil; lead weight, plumb line	plomada f.	373590
lead, lead-seal	plomba (fr.) f.	373600
leaden, lead-like; sealed with a lead-seal	plombado (fr.) adj.	373610
lead-seal	plombadura (fr.) f.	373620
lead-seal; tooth filling	plombaje (fr.) m.	373630
to seal with a lead-seal	plombar (fr.) v.	373640
lead; bullet; troublesome	plomo m.	373650
to invest, to sink, to immerse	plonjar (fr.) v.	373670
chick (corruption of ''poyo'')	ployo m.	373680
feather, down; nib, pen	pluma f.	373690
chicken feathers; feather decoration, hat feathers	plumaje m.	373700
feather duster, duster	plumero m.	373710
covered with feathers	plumozo adj.	373720
plural, plural form (grammar)	plural	373730
plurality, majority	pluralidad f.	373740
plus	plus m.	373750
plutocracy	plutokrasía f.	373760
plutocratic	plutokrátiko adj.	373770
	plutokrato m.	373780
respect	po m.	373790
verb, action	poal (ebr.) m.	373810
slippers	pochnas (serb.-cro.) f. pl.	373830
trimming, pruning, cutting	poda f.	373840
secateurs	podador/podadera m./f.	373850
trimming, pruning, cutting dry branches	podadura f.	373860
podagra	podagra f.	373870
to prune, to trim, to chop	podar v.	373880
ability, authority, power, strength, rule; well-being, good financial situation, financial means	poder m.	373890
	poder/se v./v. refl. cf. pueder/se	373940
high authority; self-confidence	poderío/poderiyo m.	373950
rich, capable; powerful, omnipotent	poderozo adj.	373960
control, rule, power, authority, sovereignty	podestad/podestá (it.) f.	373980
ruler, master	podestador m.	373990
rule; control	podestanía f.	374000
	podestante cf. podestador	374005
to control, to dominate, to rule over; to overcome (enemies)	podestar v.	374010
well digger; pit cleaner	podjero m.	374020
well; pit	podjo m.	374030
lazily	podón podón adv.	374110
	podre cf. pudrido	374130
	podrido cf. pudrido	374140
rot, decay	podridumbre m.	374150
	podridura cf. pudridura	374160
	podrir/se cf. pudrir/se	374170
basement	podrum (t./serb.-cro.) m.	374180
an ornate embroidered apron; part of the kofia of married jewish women	podya (gr.) f.	374190
	podzo cf. podjo	374200
worker	poel m.	374205
poem	poema m.	374210
poet	poet/a m.	374220
poet	poetesa f.	374230
poetics	poétika f.	374240
poetic	poétiko adj.	374250
to give poetic form, to embellish with poetry	poetizar v.	374260
poetry	poezía f.	374270
bun	pogacha f.	374280
pogrom	pogrom m.	374290
adult bull	poha (t.) m.	374300
fixation	pohondra f.	374310
hypochondriac	pohondrozo adj.	374320
	pojo cf. podjo	374330
open poker	poka f.	374340
scarcity; shyness, lack of courage	pokedad f.	374350
poker	poker m.	374360
small poker	pokeriko m.	374370
a small amount, a handful	pokito m.	374380
very little	pokito/pokitiko adv.	374390
a small amount	pokitura f.	374400
little	poko adj.	374410
few	poko adv.	374460
small quantity	poko m.	374500
minority, reduction	pokor m.	374610
minority, reduction, rarity	pokura f.	374620
Polish	polako adj. & m.	374630
polar	polar adj.	374640
capital	polata f.	374650
polemic, heated argument, controversy	polémika	374660
to argue	polemikar v.	374670
polemic	polémiko adj.	374680
a polemicist	polemista m.	374690
to argue	polemizar v.	374700
polyphony	polifonia f.	374710
polyphonic	polifóniko adj.	374720
polygamy	poligamía f.	374730
polygamous	poligama/o adj.	374740
polyglot	poliglota/o m. & adj.	374750
polygraphy	poligrafía f.	374760
clinic	poliklinika f.	374770
polyp	polip m.	374780
policeman	polis m.	374790
bill, promissory note, policy	pólisa f.	374800
police; police station	polisía f.	374810
policeman	polisier (fr.) m.	374820
polytheist	politeista/o m.	374830
polytheism	politeizmo/politeismo m.	374840
polytechnic	politekniko adj.	374850
polytechnic	politekniko m.	374860
politeness, good manners, courtesy, etiquette	politez/politeza (fr.) f.	374870
politics, policy; diplomatic ways	polítika f.	374880
a failed statesman	politikán m.	374890
politician, statesman	politikante m.	374900
to conduct corrupt policies	politikar v.	374910
to engage in political disgust	politikear v.	374920
political disgust, dirty politics	politikeo m.	374930
political	polítiko adj.	374940
overly polite and ceremonial	politikozo adj.	374950
politician	politisiano m. & adj.	374960
polite, kind	polito adj.	374970
policy, insurance certificate	pólitsa f.	374980
	politsié cf. polisier	374985
polishing, brushing	politura f.	374990
moth; heart-wrenching worry	poliya f.	375000
eaten by a moth	poliyado adj.	375020
a person who is constantly harassing with his requests	poliyador m.	375030
to eat (said of a moth); to bother	poliyar v.	375040
to be eaten by a moth; to be filled with gnawing worries; to remain stuck in one's own hole without regard for creatures	poliyarse v.	375050
battalion	polk (bulg.) m.	375060
polka dance; women's jacket with fur trim	polka f.	375070
polka dancer	polkador m.	375090
woman's undershirt	polkaki m.	375100
to dance a polka	polkar v.	375110
colonel	polkovnik (bulg.) m.	375120
pole	polo m.	375130
why?	poloké pron. interrog	375150
Polish	polonez/o (fr./t.) m. & adj.	375160
lazy	poltrón adj.	375170
armchair	poltrona f.	375180
	polvarasina cf. pulvarasina	375190
dust cloud	polvarina f.	375200
powder, dust	polvería f.	375210
	polverío cf. polvarina	375220
dust cloud	polvera f.	375230
flour seller	polvero m.	375240
medicine powder	polviko m.	375250
powder	polvikos m. pl.	375260
dust; powder; flour	polvo m.	375270
gunpowder	pólvora f.	375310
a lot of dust, a dust cloud	polvorasina f.	375330
dusty	polvoreado adj.	375340
to dust; to sprinkle dust	polvorear v.	375350
dusty, full of dust	polvorento/polvoriento adj.	375360
a lot of dust, a dust cloud	polvorin/a f.	375370
to crush, to grind into a fine powder	polvorizar v.	375400
crushing, grinding into a fine powder	polvorizasión f.	375410
dusty, covered in dust	polvorozo adj.	375420
ointment; perfumed ointment, perfume	pomada f.	375430
bulgarian muslim; an ignorant person	pomak (t.) m.	375450
canned tomatoes	pomodoro (it.) m.	375460
splendor; pomp	pompa f.	375470
to pump; to inflate, to fill with air	pompar v.	375480
pumping; taking a large sip of drink	pompeada f.	375490
to pump, to operate a pump; to sip excessively	pompear v.	375500
pumping, operating a pump; getting drunk	pompeo m.	375520
fireman	pompier (fr.) m.	375530
tuft, pom-pom	pompón m.	375540
to boast	pomponar/pomponear/se	375550
splendor	pompozidad f.	375560
magnificent, elegant, impressive, festive; flashy, pompous, ostentatious, high-flown, having a lofty style	pompozo adj.	375570
sober, balanced, moderate	ponderado adj.	375580
to balance; to moderate	ponderar v.	375590
discretion, moderation	ponderasión f.	375600
	ponente cf. poniente	375610
western	ponentino adj.	375620
to put; to assume, to imagine	poner v.	375630
to approach; to set (the sun)	ponerse v. refl.	375640
pounds	pones f. pl.	375650
west; westerly wind	poniente m.	375660
light silk fabric	ponje (fr.) m.	375670
acupuncture, puncture (to remove pus, etc.)	ponksión (fr.) f.	375680
poison	ponsonya f.	375690
toxic	ponsonyozo adj.	375710
bridge; deck, ship's bridge	ponte m.	375720
overpass, pedestrian bridge	ponteziko m.	375730
pontiff	pontife (fr.) m.	375740
papal, of the pope	pontifikal adj.	375750
pontificate	pontifikato m.	375760
bishop; pope	pontífiko m.	375770
bridge boat, barge, raft, pontoon	pontón m.	375780
punctual; punctual	pontual adj.	375790
accuracy, precision	pontualidad/pontualitá f.	375800
large and unexpected profit	ponyata f.	375810
priest	pop (fr.) m.	375820
	popa cf. pupa	375830
	popelina cf. poplín	375840
priest	popi (serb.-cro.) m.	375850
fabric made from a blend of silk, wool, linen or cotton	poplín (fr.) f.	375860
in children's terms: new clothes worn for the first time	popó m.	375870
simple, crude	populachero adj.	375880
popular	popular adj.	375890
popularity	popularidad/popularitá f.	375900
popular	populario adj.	375910
to settle; to become popular, to interpret in a popular way	popularizar v.	375920
popularization	popularizasión f.	375930
population, residents	populasión f.	375940
populated	populozo adj.	375950
as; because of; for, in order to, for the sake of; in favor of, through; by means of; for, during; in, within	por prep.	375960
	pora cf. para	376260
	porakí cf. por akí	376270
china, porcelain; chinaware	porchelana f.	376280
	pordjelán cf. porchelana	376290
	porfeta cf. profeta	376300
	porfetizar cf. profetizar	376310
stubbornness	porfía/porfidia f.	376320
to beg before, to plead with; to insist on, to insist	porfiar v.	376330
colorful marble	porfir m.	376340
depths, abyss	porfondía f.	376350
to deepen	porfundar v.	376360
filth	porkaldad f.	376370
	porgamino cf. pergamino	376380
because-	porke conj. & adv.	376390
why?	porke interog.	376415
	porkería cf. puerkería f.	376420
since-	porkuanto prep.	376430
due to, because of, due to	pormo de	376440
	pormodo cf. modre (port.)- por modre de	376450
	pormodre cf. por modre	376460
pornography	pornografía f.	376470
pornographic	pornográfiko	376480
porous	porozo adj.	376485
leek	porro m.	376490
	porselena cf. porchelana	376500
percent	porsentaje/porsantaje m.	376510
percent	porsiento m.	376515
piece, portion	porsión f.	376520
hanger	port-mantó (fr.) m.	376540
door	porta (it.) f.	376550
gate	portada f.	376555
bearer	portadero m.	376560
porter	portador m.	376570
flag bearer, flagman	portaestandarte m.	376580
	portafolio cf. portofolio	376590
threshold	portal m.	376600
concierge	portalero m.	376620
despite this, however, nevertheless, in any case; therefore, therefore, therefore	portanto (fr.) conj.	376630
to bear	portar v.	376640
movable	portatil adj.	376650
movable, mobile	portativo adj.	376660
spokesman	portavoz m.	376670
	portefolio cf. portofolio	376680
gatekeeper; customs officer	portero m.	376690
	portier (fr.) cf. portero	376700
curtain-door	portiera (it.) f.	376710
	portika/portezika cf. puerta	376720
anchorage	portiko m.	376730
portico	pórtiko m.	376740
burglar	portiyador m.	376750
to wait on the threshold; to drop anchor; to break through	portiyar v.	376760
port, bay; threshold; breaking through	portiyo m.	376770
wallet	portmoné (fr.) m.	376780
port	porto m.	376790
	portofel cf. portofolio	376800
purse; ministerial portfolio	portofolio m.	376810
	portogal cf. pertukal	376820
	portokal (t.) cf. pertukal	376830
	portokalada cf. pertukalada	376840
orange tree	portokalar m.	376850
portrait	portré/portret/o (fr.) m.	376860
portrait painter	portretista/o m.	376870
porcelain, china	portsel/portselán m.	376880
of a port	portuario adj.	376890
Portuguese	portugez m. & adj.	376900
	pos cf. pues	376910
bottom of barrel/bottle	posa (t.) f.	376920
held	posedado adj.	376930
the holder	posedando/poseendo adj.	376940
to possess, to own, to have	posedar (fr.) v.	376950
owner	poseedor adj. & m.	376960
	poseendo cf. posedando	376970
	poseer cf. posedar	376980
arbiter	posek (ebr.) m.	376985
ownership; property, assets	posesión f.	376990
possessiveness (grammar)	posesivo m.	377000
owner, holder; property owner	posesor m.	377010
bonnet	posh m.	377020
	poshta cf. posta (1)	377030
	poshtadjí cf. postadjí	377040
	poshtal cf. postal (1)	377050
postman	poshtalón m.	377060
postcard	poshtalika f.	377070
	poshtar (serb.-cro.) cf. poshtalón	377080
ability, alternative, possibility	posibilidad/posibilitá/posibilidat f.	377090
to make it possible	posibilitar v.	377100
possible	posivle adj.	377110
	posivlidad cf. posibilidad	377130
low fat	posno (serb.-cro.) adj.	377140
amount of money; total	posón (gr.) m.	377150
	post/poste (fr.) cf. posto	377160
mail; mission (for a specified time); mobile, vehicle for transporting prisoners, delivery	posta (1) (it./t.) f.	377170
feces, droppings, dung	posta (2) f.	377180
	posta (3) cf. postura	377190
postman	postadjí (t.) m.	377200
postage	postaje m.	377210
postal	postal (1) adj.	377220
lazy	postal (2) (bulg.) adj.	377250
house slipper; knitted wool slipper for baby	postal m.	377260
to send a letter	postar v.	377270
picket; door jamb, gate jamb	poste m.	377280
entrance mat; disgusting person	postekyí (t.) m.	377290
absces; figuratively: painful; a nickname for someone who is disgusting and burdensome; an old and burdensome affliction	postema (gr.) f.	377300
completion	postemería f.	377350
seed, children, last generation	posteridad/posteritá f.	377360
later, comes after	posterior adj.	377370
posterior, breech	posterior m.	377380
hidden door	postigo/postizo m.	377390
wig	postijo m.	377400
scab, scar	postiya/postilia f.	377410
artificial, fake	postizo adj.	377420
position, office; place, seat	posto (it.) m.	377440
last	postrero adj.	377470
	postrimería cf. prostimería	377480
	postrimero cf. postrero	377490
posture, condition; setting	postura f.	377500
	posula (t.) cf. púsula	377510
pot, earthenware pot; the pot in a card game	pot m.	377520
melting pot, foundry	potá (t.) f.	377530
	potagra cf. podagra	377535
jar, vase	potaje/potajo m.	377550
potash	potasa f.	377560
glass jar	pote m.	377570
strength, possibility; power	potensia f.	377580
the one who has power, the one who controls	potensiador m.	377600
powerful, potential	potensial adj.	377610
power, ability, potential	potensial m.	377620
power, potential	potensialidad f.	377630
strong, firm, powerful; rich	potente adj.	377640
exemption, release from obligation	poter (ebr.) m.	377650
butler	potero m.	377660
boot	potín (t.) m.	377670
column	potó (fr.) m.	377680
strumosis, swollen gland; hernia	potra f.	377690
foal	potro m.	377700
suffering from a fracture, suffering from a swollen gland	potrozo adj.	377710
turkish-style wide-leg country pants	potur (t.) m.	377720
poverty	poveredad f.	377730
poor, unfortunate, unlucky	povereliko (it.) adj.	377740
poor, unfortunate	povereto (it.) adj.	377750
poor, unfortunate, pauper	póvero (it.) adj.	377760
the lower classes	povlacho m.	377780
	povlado cf. puevlado	377790
	povlar cf. puevlar	377800
population	povlasión f.	377810
	povoreto cf. povereto	377820
poverty	povoreza f.	377830
	povorotá cf. poveredad	377835
poor	povre adj. & n.	377840
	povreto cf. povereto	377860
	povreza cf. povoreza	377870
	povro cf. povre	377880
poultry seller	poyero m.	377890
chick; nickname for a young, skinny girl	poyiko m.	377900
chick, young rooster; great profit; vital and brave person; heart-pounding	poyo m.	377910
northeast wind	poyrás/poyraz (t.) m.	377930
body position; pause; puddle, swamp	poza f.	377940
stop, break, intermediate station; floor; hostel	pozada f.	377950
assembler (craftsman engaged in assembly), glazier	pozador m.	377960
assembly; assembly fee	pozadura f.	377970
to park; to place, to put up, to display; to model; to put oneself on display	pozar v.	377980
to wear, to measure; to land	pozarse v. refl.	378000
to lodge, to stay; to rest, to take a break	pozentar v.	378010
condition, position, status; position	pozisión f.	378020
positively	pozitivamente adv.	378070
positivism	pozitivizmo m.	378080
positive	pozitivo adj.	378090
well, pit	pozo m.	378100
	pradera cf. prado	378130
meadow, grassy area	prado m.	378140
	praktik/o cf. pratiko	378150
	praktika cf. pratika	378160
	praktikamente cf. pratikamente	378170
	praktikante cf. pratikante	378180
	praktikar/se cf. pratikar/se	378190
prison, jail, detention camp, prison cell; leg chains	pranga (t.) f.	378200
a person bound in chains, a criminal	prangadjí (t.) m.	378220
diner; guest at a meal	pransador m.	378230
to dine, to have dinner; to celebrate	pransar v.	378240
banquet, festive meal, party	pranso (it.) m.	378250
leek	prasa (t.) f.	378280
leek and meat pie	prasfucho (t.) m.	378310
leek pastry	prasifuchí/feche (t.) m.	378320
convenient, useful, practical; skillful	pratik (fr.) adj.	378330
skill; act, execution, fulfillment, observance, observance (law, commandment)	pratika f.	378340
skilled	pratikado adj.	378350
practically	pratikamente adv.	378360
observant	pratikante n.	378370
to keep/observe (commandments, law); to train, to practice, to instruct, to teach; to deal with	pratikar v.	378380
to acquire a skill	pratikarse v. refl.	378390
convenient, useful, practical	pratikavle adj.	378400
convenient, useful, practical; skillful	prátiko adj.	378410
victim; prey; robbery, plunder	prea f.	378420
robber, plunderer	preador m.	378430
early	prealable (fr.) adj.	378440
preface, introduction	preámbulo m.	378450
to rob, to plunder, to kidnap	prear v.	378460
defined, certain	prechizado (it.) adj.	378470
exactly	prechizamente (it.) adv.	378480
to specify, to determine precisely, to define, to elaborate, to specify precisely	prechizar (it.) v.	378490
accuracy	prechizión (it.) f.	378500
precise, well-defined; explicit, absolute	prechizo (it.) adj.	378510
	preda cf. prea	378520
previous	predesesor m.	378530
derived from above	predestinado adj.	378540
predestined	predestinante adj.	378550
to predestinate	predestinar v.	378560
predestination	predestnasión f.	378570
to predetermine	predeterminar v.	378580
predetermination	predeterminasión f.	378590
to guess, to predict	predezir v.	378600
sermon, preaching	prédika f.	378610
preacher; lecturer	predikador/predikator m.	378620
to preach	predikar v.	378630
preaching	predikasión f.	378640
prophecy	prediksión f.	378650
to arrange in advance, to determine in advance the use	predisponer v.	378660
prepared in advance to receive something	predisposto adj.	378670
to arrange in advance, to prepare, to prepare for	predispozar v.	378680
predisposition, affinity, training	predispozisión f.	378690
to say in advance, to predict	predizir v.	378700
hegemony	predominansia f.	378705
predominant	predominante adj.	378710
to predominate	predominar v.	378720
predomination	predominasión f.	378730
superiority	predominio m.	378740
superiority, advantage, priority	preeminensia f.	378750
superior, senior	preeminente adj.	378760
prefabricated	prefabrikado adj.	378770
preface, introduction	prefas/a (fr.) m./f.	378780
	prefasio/prefasión (it.) cf. prefas	378790
commissioner, governor	prefekto m.	378800
commission; office of the commissioner	prefektura f.	378810
better, preferred, beloved	preferado adj.	378820
	preferar (fr.) cf. preferir	378830
	preferavle (fr.) cf. preferivle	378840
preference	preferensia f.	378850
preferred	preferente adj.	378860
to prefer	preferir/prefierir v.	378870
preferable	preferivle adj.	378880
prefix	prefiks/o m.	378890
	prefondina cf. profondina	378900
announcement, declaration, notice, order	pregón m.	378910
loud announcement	pregonadero m.	378930
a peddler loudly announcing his wares	pregonador m.	378940
to announce, to proclaim aloud (peddler); to declare	pregonar v.	378950
to be announced, to be announced aloud (peddler); to be known	pregonarse v. refl.	378985
announcer	pregonero m.	378990
question, request	pregunta f.	379010
frequently asked questions	preguntadero m.	379030
asker; curious; messenger to demand someone's peace (for a fee)	preguntador/dera n.	379040
to ask, to investigate, to inquire, to pose questions; to ask in peace	preguntar v.	379050
investigation and demand	pregunteo m.	379070
curious, inquisitive	preguntón m.	379080
pudding	prehito (gr.) m.	379090
to prejudge	prejudikar (it.) v.	379100
pre-judgment	prejudisio m.	379110
pre-judgment	prejujé/s (fr.) m.	379120
spellcaster, magician	prekantador m.	379130
to spell, to heal with a spell	prekantar v.	379140
spell	prekante m.	379150
caution, precautions	prekasión/prekosión (fr.) f.	379160
to recommend	prekonizar v.	379170
ripe before its time	prekoz adj.	379180
	prekurar/se cf. perkurar/se	379190
pioneer	prekursor m.	379200
withdrawing money from a joint account	prelevamiento (fr.) m.	379210
to withdraw funds from a joint account	prelevar (fr.) v.	379220
preliminary	preliminar/io adj.	379230
early, premature	prematurado adj.	379240
before his time, prematurely	prematuramente adv.	379250
to think ahead, to plan ahead	premeditar v.	379260
forethought	premeditasión f.	379270
	premer cf. premir	379280
	premeter cf. permeter	379290
	premia cf. premio	379300
who was awarded a prize	premiado adj.	379320
to give a prize, to reward	premiar v.	379330
premiere	premiera f.	379340
reward; premium (insurance)	premio m.	379350
gives reward	premiozo adj.	379355
to be in need of, to crave, to yearn for	premir v.	379360
necessity, urgency, urgent need	premura (it.) f.	379380
urgent; impatient, hasty	premurozo (it.) adj.	379390
pledge, surety, pawn; seizure, confiscation, expropriation	prenda f.	379400
mortgagee	prendador m.	379440
to give a pledge, to mortgage	prendear v.	379450
mortgage, giving a mortgage	prendeo m.	379460
to take, to take away; to capture, to seize	prender v.	379470
pawnbroker	prendero m.	379480
to be taken; to be caught	prenderse v.	379481
trapped, caught	prendido adj.	379490
Innocence, purity, humility	prenismedad f.	379500
innocent, simpleminded	prenismo/prenizmo adj.	379510
prince	prens/prense (fr.) m.	379520
press; pressmen; printing press	prensa f.	379530
pressed	prensado adj.	379560
printing press worker	prensador m.	379570
pressing; pressing fee	prensadura f.	379580
to press	prensar v.	379590
princess	prenseza f.	379600
	prensipal cf. prinsipal	379610
	prensipato cf. princhipato	379620
	prensipio cf. prinsip/io	379630
	prenya cf. prenyez	379640
pregnant; pregnant woman	prenyada adj. & f.	379650
	prenyadez cf. prenyez	379680
pregnancy	prenyado m.	379690
to impregnate	prenyar v.	379710
pregnancy	prenyez f.	379720
	prenyijo cf. prenyez	379730
	prenyo cf. prenyado	379740
lawn	preó (fr.) m.	379750
worried	preokupado adj.	379760
worrying, causing concern	preokupante adj.	379770
to worry, to cause concern	preokupar v.	379780
to be worried, to worry	preokuparse v. refl.	379790
concern	preokupasión f.	379800
ready, prepared in advance	preparado adj.	379810
someone who prepares in advance	preparador m.	379820
preparation	preparamiento m.	379830
to prepare	preparar v.	379840
to prepare, to prepare oneself, to train oneself	prepararse v. refl.	379845
preparation	preparasión f.	379850
preparation	preparativa/o f./m.	379860
prepares	preparativo adj.	379880
prepares, trains; of preparation, of training	preparatorio adj.	379890
overweight, superiority	preponderansia/rensia f.	379900
excess, overweight; overwhelming, influential	preponderante adj.	379910
in charge of	preposto adj.	379915
superiority, strong influence; arrogance, boldness	prepotensía (it.) f.	379920
arrogant	prepotente (it.) adj.	379930
preposition	prepozisión f.	379940
pre-emption right, special right	prerogativa f.	379950
press	presa (1) f.	379960
	presa (2) cf. prensa	379970
taking a pinch of tobacco; catching, capturing	presa (3) (it.) f.	379980
compressed; dense; pressed; tight; cramped	presado (fr.) adj.	379985
to foresee, to foretell, to feel in advance	presajar v.	379990
a harbinger, a sign of things to come	presaje m.	380000
urgent	presante (fr./it.) adj.	380010
to push, to hasten; to compress; to exhaust	presar (fr.) v.	380020
to huddle	presarse (fr.) v. refl.	380025
to precede	presedar/preseder v.	380030
precedence	presedensia f.	380040
precedent	presedente adj.	380050
precedent	presedente m.	380060
	presegir/preseguir cf. persegir	380070
	preseguimiento cf. persekusión	380080
	presekutidor cf. persekutidor	380090
guessing, apprehension, vision, premonition, prophecy of the heart	presentimiento m.	380100
to foresee, to guess, to surmise, to believe	presentir v.	380110
standard, rule, law, constitution, order; order, commandment, command, instruction	presepto m.	380120
educator, private teacher	preseptor m.	380130
a wild lock of hair	preshal m.	380140
	preshil cf. pereshil	380150
dear; valued	presiado adj.	380160
dear, beloved; dowry evaluation ceremony	presiado m.	380170
dowry appraiser, appraiser	presiador m.	380190
to fix, to fasten; to estimate; to make the valuation of the dowry	presiar v.	380200
	presigidor cf. persigidor	380210
	presigimiento cf. persigimiento	380220
	presigir cf. persigir	380230
persecution, pursuit	presigo m.	380240
price; value	presio m.	380250
pressure, pressing, coercion	presión f.	380390
expensive	presiozo adj.	380420
novice, beginner, apprentice	presipiante m.	380430
beginning	presipio m.	380440
abyss, depths	presipisio m.	380500
accelerated; hasty, hurried, frightened	presipitado adj.	380510
to accelerate, to hasten; to throw, to push down	presipitar v.	380520
to pounce, to rush upon	presipitarse v. refl.	380530
haste	presipitasión f.	380540
hastily made	presipitozo adj.	380550
exactly	presizamente adv.	380560
to be precise, to detail, to specify precisely	presizar v.	380570
accuracy, punctuality	presizión f.	380580
accurate	presizo adj.	380590
instruction, commandment; recipe, prescription	preskripsión f.	380600
permanent, registered	preskrito adj.	380610
to command, to order, to decree; to write down a recipe	preskrivir v.	380620
more or less	preso poko (it.) adv.	380630
	presona cf. persona	380640
hasty	presozo adj.	380650
lending	prestadijo m.	380660
	prestado cf. enprestado	380670
lender	prestador m.	380680
easily, quickly	prestamente adv.	380685
	prestar cf. emprestar	380690
loan, borrowing	prestemo m.	380700
agility, speed, eagerness, dexterity	prestez/presteza f.	380710
juggler, magician	prestidijitador m.	380720
juggling, performing magic tricks	prestidijitasión f.	380730
prestige	prestidjio/prestijio m.	380740
prestigious	prestidjiozo/prestijiozo adj.	380750
agile, fast	presto adj.	380760
quickly, immediately, soon; early	presto adv.	380770
speed, agility, haste	prestor m.	380840
quick, agile; done in haste	prestozo adj.	380850
speed, agility, haste	prestura f.	380860
	presumido cf. prezumido	380870
	presumir cf. prezumir	380880
hypothesis, assumption, conjecture	presunsión f.	380890
estimated	presunto adj.	380900
arrogance	presuntuozidad f.	380910
arrogant, haughty, pretentious	presuntuozo adj.	380920
to presuppose	presuponer v.	380930
presupposition	presupozisión f.	380940
presupposed	presupuesto adj.	380950
	presura cf. prestura	380960
	presurarse cf. apresurarse	380970
urgent; quick, agile, hasty; who likes to act quickly and without waiting	presurozo adj.	380980
	pretansión (fr.) cf. pretensión	380990
	pretansiozo (fr.) cf. pretensiozo	381000
	prete (it.) cf. pretre	381010
dark, blackish, brown	preteado adj.	381020
to excuse, to give excuses	pretekstar v.	381030
excuse, pretext	preteksto m.	381040
candidate; claimant	pretendente/diente m.	381050
to claim, to assert, to claim a right	pretender/pretendear v.	381060
braggart, pretender, pretend to be	pretendido adj.	381070
swarthy	pretenko adj.	381080
pretension, pretentiousness, arrogance; claim	pretensión f.	381090
pretentious	pretensiozo adj.	381100
swarthy	pretento adj.	381110
brown, swarthy	pretiko adj.	381120
very drunk	pretín adj.	381130
black; unhappy, sad, mourning; violent person	preto adj. & m.	381140
swarthy	pretonyo adj.	381290
blackness, gloom	pretor m.	381300
priest	pretre (fr.) m.	381310
very dark, blackish	pretucho adj.	381320
swarthy	pretunio adj.	381330
evil; ugliness; blackness	pretura f.	381340
proof, evidence; trial	preva f.	381350
	prevada cf. privada	381370
proven, experienced	prevado adj.	381375
decision, overcoming, prevalence	prevalensia f.	381380
first, first of all, preferentially	prevalentemente adv.	381390
to control, to overpower, to prevail over; to persuade;	prevaler v.	381400
to use, to benefit from	prevalerse v. refl.	381410
	prevaleser cf. prevaler	381420
prevailing, widespread, common	prevaliente adj.	381430
to prove; to try	prevar v.	381440
to be proven from; to experience	prevarse de v. refl.	381450
cornice, cliff; frame (door/window)	prevaz (t.) m.	381460
to foresee, to anticipate, to guess; to worry about the future	preveder/preveer v.	381470
expected, predicted in advance	prevedido adj.	381480
expected, prepared, ready; known in advance; suspected	prevenido adj.	381490
to anticipate, foresee; to prevent, to anticipate; to warn, to inform	prevenir v.	381500
foresight; prevention	prevensión f.	381510
preventive	preventivo adj.	381520
previous	previo adj.	381540
predicted, expected	previsto adj.	381550
	previz (t.) cf. prevaz	381560
foresight, prediction	previzión f.	381570
can be predicted in advance, can be expected	previzivle adj.	381580
	prezajar cf. presajar	381590
	prezaje (fr.) cf. presaje	381600
presence	prezensia f.	381610
presented	prezentado adj.	381620
presentor	prezentador n.	381630
to present, to show, to submit, to deliver	prezentar v.	381640
to present oneself	prezentarse v. refl.	381660
presentation	prezentasión f.	381670
presentable, handsome, respectable	prezentavle adj.	381680
present	prezente adj.	381690
present; gift, present, offering	prezente m.	381720
now, at present time	prezentemente adv.	381740
arrogance	prezentuozidad f.	381750
arrogant	prezentuozo adj.	381760
conservative	prezervador/dera n.	381770
to preserve	prezervar v.	381780
preservation	prezervasión f.	381790
male contraception	prezervativo m.	381800
presidency; presidential term	prezidensia f.	381810
presidential	prezidensial adj.	381820
to be president	prezidensiar v.	381830
president	prezidente m.	381840
plenum	prezidio m.	381850
to stand at the head of	prezidir/prezidar/prezidiar v.	381860
	prezión cf. prizión	381870
	prezionero cf. prizionero	381880
prison, jail; imprisonment; prisoner	prezo m.	381890
considered, estimated, assumed; arrogant, boastful, thinks too highly of oneself	prezumido adj.	381920
to assume, to estimate, to guess, to predict; to pretend	prezumir v.	381930
possible to estimate	prezumivle adj.	381940
	pria cf. prea	381970
	priador cf. preador	381980
	priar cf. prear	381990
	pruída cf. proída	382000
prayers	prieras f. pl.	382010
prime	prima adj.	382020
first of all, primerly	prima adv.	382060
cousinship, family relationship of cousins	primaje m.	382100
to confer an award/honorary title/grant/reward	primar v.	382110
primary, elementary; ancient; excellent	primario adj.	382120
spring	primavera f.	382140
there is a need for	prime adv.	382150
firstborn	primedijo m. & adj.	382160
to need	primer (it.) v.	382170
first, the beginning	primer/primero adj.	382180
initially, first of all	primero/en primero adv.	382200
first and foremost	primeramente adv.	382220
in the beginning	primería adv.	382230
firstfruits; beginning	primería f.	382240
first birth; a virgin at the time of her marriage	primeriza/primiriza f.	382250
of the first time; novice, beginner	primerizo/primirizo adj.	382260
	primir (it.) cf. primer	382270
firstfruits	primisia f.	382280
primitive	primitivo adj.	382290
prime, first, foremost, excellent	primo adj. & m.	382300
cousin	primo m.	382330
firstborn	primodjenito m.	382340
primogeniture, priority	primodjenitura f.	382350
primordial	primordial adj.	382360
urgency, emergency; urgent need, necessity	primura f.	382370
urgent; necessary; needed	primurozo/primorozo adj.	382400
primus	primus m.	382410
principality	princhipato m.	382420
prince	prínchipe m.	382430
princess	princhipesa f.	382440
innocence	prinizmidad f.	382450
	prinizmo cf. prenismo	382460
fiction	prink m.	382470
princess; eggplant stew with meat (stuffed eggplant)	prinsesa f.	382475
princess	prinseza f.	382480
principle; beginning	prinsip/prinsipio m.	382490
principal	prinsipal adj.	382500
principal	prinsipal m.	382505
mostly	prinsipalmente adv.	382510
	prinsipato cf. princhipato	382520
	prínsipe cf. princhípe	382530
	prinsipesa (it.) cf. princhipesa	382540
beginning	prinsipio m.	382550
	prinyada cf. prenyada	382580
	prinyado cf. prenyado	382590
	prinyez cf. prenyez	382600
priority	prioridad f.	382610
haste, recklessness, speed	prisa f.	382630
	prishal cf. preshal	382690
	prishil cf. pereshil	382700
to begin	prisipar v.	382710
	prisipio cf. presipio	382720
	prisura/prisureza cf. prestura	382730
toilet; a rude and dishonest person; something repulsive and disgusting	privada f.	382740
private	privado adj.	382750
sanitarian	privador/dera n.	382760
to prevent, to deprive of, to prohibit	privar v.	382770
to avoid, to prevent oneself	privarse v. refl.	382780
deficiency, deprivation	privasión f.	382790
	privato cf. privado	382800
	privé (fr.) cf. privado	382805
privilege	priviledjio/privilejio m.	382810
privileged	privilidjiado/privilejiado adj.	382820
to grant a privilege	privilidjiar/privilejiar v.	382830
fertility and reproduction, sexual relations	priyá urviyá (ebr.)	382840
taking, grasping; socket	priz/a (fr.) f.	382850
prison, jail	prizión f.	382860
prisoner; captive	prizionero m.	382870
prism	prizma f.	382900
prisoner	prizonario m.	382910
	prizoniero cf. prizionero	382920
pro	pro prep.	382930
the bow of the ship	proa f.	382940
test, proof, evidence	proba f.	382950
probability	probabilidad/probabilitá f.	382960
	probable cf. probavle	382970
to test, to examine; to prove	probar v.	382980
probably	probavlamente adv.	382990
probable	probavle adj.	383000
integrity	probida/probitá f.	383010
problem	problem/a m.	383020
problematic	problemátiko	383030
problematic, questionable, dubious	problemlí (t.) adj.	383040
trial, law; procedure, process	procheso m.	383050
	prodestán (fr.) cf. protestant/e	383080
miracle	prodijio m.	383090
wonderful, miraculous	prodijiozo adj.	383100
	prodjetar cf. projetar	383110
	prodjeto cf. projeto	383120
	prodokto/prodoto cf. produkto	383130
to produce	produizir v.	383140
production	produksión f.	383150
productivity	produktividad f.	383160
productive	produktivo adj.	383170
product	produkto m.	383180
productor	produktor m.	383190
to produse	produsir/produzir v.	383200
	proektante cf. proyektante	383210
	proektar cf. proyektar	383220
	proekto cf. proyekto	383230
secular; material, materialistic; foreign to the realm	profán/profano adj.	383240
desecrated, profaned	profanado adj.	383250
profaner	profanador m.	383260
	profanamiento cf. profanasión	383270
to profane	profanar v.	383280
profanation	profanasión f.	383290
profetism	profedizmo m.	383300
to instruct, to teach, to train, to practice; to use	profesar v.	383310
prophecy, vision	profesía f.	383320
profession	profesión f.	383330
professional	profesional adj.	383340
teacher, lecturer; professor	profesor m.	383350
the teaching profession	profesorato m.	383360
the profesor profession	profesura f.	383370
prophet	profeta m.	383380
prophetess	profetesa/profeteza f.	383390
prophetic	profétiko adj.	383400
prophecy	profetizía/profetezía f.	383410
to prophesy	profetizar v.	383420
	profezía cf. profesía	383430
to adopt a child	profijar v.	383440
	profil (fr.) cf. perfil	383450
	profilaksí (fr.) cf. profiláktika	383460
hygiene	profiláktika f.	383470
prevents diseases	profiláktiko adj.	383480
speculator	profitador/dera n.	383490
to gain, to benefit from, to take advantage of, to use	profitar (fr.) v.	383500
profitable	profitavle adj.	383520
profit	profito (it.) m.	383530
from the ground up	profondamente adv.	383550
depth, abyss	profondina f.	383560
depth, depths, deepening	profondita (it.) f.	383570
deep	profondo/profundo adj.	383580
deep sea	profondo/profundo m.	383585
	profondor cf. profondita	383590
depths; severity	profondura f.	383600
	profundina cf. profondina	383610
abundance	profuzión f.	383620
prognosis	prognoza f.	383630
program	program/a m.	383640
	progres (fr.) cf. progreso	383650
to progress	progresar v.	383660
progress	progresión f.	383670
progressive	progresista/o adj.	383680
progressive	progresivo adj.	383690
progress	progreso m.	383700
	progrom cf. pogrom	383710
forbidden	proibido adj.	383720
shell, oyster; ''mollusk'' (nickname for a contemptible person)	proída f.	383730
projection	projeksión f.	383740
to project	projektar v.	383750
	projekto cf. projeto	383760
projector	projektor m.	383770
descendants; lineage	projenitura f.	383780
to conceive a plan, to initiate a project	projetar (fr.) v.	383790
plan, enterprise, project	projeto (fr./it.) m.	383800
	proklama cf. proklamasión	383810
to declare, to announce	proklamar v.	383820
declaration, statement	proklamasión f.	383830
soon; approximately	proksimamente adv.	383840
proximity	proksimidad/proksimit f.	383850
close, nearby; relative	próksimo adj. & m.	383860
power of attorney, authorization	prokura f.	383880
	prokurador cf. prokuror	383890
to provide	prokurar v.	383900
power of attorney, authorization	prokurasión f.	383910
authorized representative, authorized person	prokurista m.	383920
attorney, power of attorney, authorized, prosecutor	prokuror (fr.) m.	383930
seed, sons, offspring	prole f.	383940
proletariat	proletariado/proletariato m.	383950
proletarian	proletario m. & adj.	383960
prologue	prologo m.	383970
extended	prolongado/prolungado adj.	383980
extension, prolongation	prolongamiento/prolungamiento m.	383990
to extend; to extend the validity	prolongar/prolungar/prolungear v.	384000
extension	prolongasión/prolungasión f.	384010
extendable	prolongavle/prolungavle adj.	384020
promise	promesa f.	384030
promise; vow	prometa f.	384040
promising	prometedor/dera n.	384070
to promise; to vow; to appoint, to designate	prometer v.	384080
engaged, designated	prometido adj.	384100
	prometimiento cf. prometa	384105
	prominensia cf. preeminensia	384106
	prominente cf. preeminente	384108
plateau, hill, cliff, mountain top	promontorio m.	384110
promotion	promosión f.	384120
initiator, thinker, promoter, encourager	promotor m. & adj.	384130
to announce, to disseminate, to declare	promulgar v.	384140
announcement, publication, notice, declaration	promulgasión f.	384150
pronoun (grammar)	pronombre m.	384160
	prononsar/se cf. pronunsiar/se	384170
	prononsasión cf. pronunsiasión	384180
to predict, to say in advance; to diagnose	pronostikar v.	384190
guess, forecast, prognosis	pronóstiko m.	384200
with readiness; with agility	prontamente adv.	384205
	prontar cf. aprontar	384210
agility, speed; readiness	prontedad f.	384220
	pronteza cf. prontitud	384230
agility, speed; accuracy	prontitud f.	384240
ready; quick, agile	pronto adj.	384250
immediately	pronto adv.	384280
pronunciation	pronunsia f.	384300
pronunciated	pronunsiado adj.	384305
to pronunciate	pronunsiar v.	384310
to be pronunciated	pronunsiarse v. refl.	384330
pronunciation	pronunsiasión f.	384340
propagator	propagador adj. & m.	384350
propaganda	propaganda f.	384360
to agitate	propagandar v.	384380
propagandist	propagandista/o m.	384390
to propagate	propagar v.	384400
propagation	propagasión f.	384410
propagated	propajado adj.	384420
propagator	propajador m.	384430
to propagate	propajar v.	384440
to be propagated	propajarse v. refl.	384450
on purpose, intentionally	propiadamente adv.	384460
appropriately	propiamente adv.	384465
convenient, desirable	propiche adj.	384470
quality, characteristic feature	propiedad m.	384475
personal, self, unique; appropriate; identical, the same	propio adj.	384480
comfortable, good, inclined to kindness	propisio adj.	384520
the proposer	proponedor m.	384530
to propose	proponer v.	384540
to propose oneself, to express willingness	proponerse v. refl.	384550
	proponiente cf. proponedor	384560
proportion	proporsión f.	384570
proportionate	proporsionado adj.	384590
proportional	proporsional adj.	384600
to divide/arrange proportionally	proporsionar v.	384620
	proposta cf. propozisión	384630
proposed	propozado (f.) adj.	384635
to propose	propozar (f.) v.	384640
proposition	propozisión f.	384650
Intention, goal, purpose; subject, matter, sentence, word	propózito m.	384660
estate; property, assets; ownership	propriedad/proprietá f.	384680
proprietor	proprietario (it.) m.	384690
proposition	propuesta f.	384700
proposed	propuesto adj.	384710
	prosedar cf. proseder	384720
	prosedé (fr.) cf. prosedimiento	384730
to do, to act; to behave; to come out of, to come from	proseder v.	384740
procedure	prosedimiento m.	384750
	prosedura cf. prosedimiento	384760
to sue, to judge, to hold a trial	prosesar v.	384770
procession	prosesión f.	384780
process	proseso m.	384790
legal	prosesual adj.	384800
prospectus	prospekto m.	384810
prosperous, successful	prosperado adj.	384820
	prosperamiento cf. prosperidad	384830
prosperous, successful	prosperante adj.	384840
to prosper, to succeed	prosperar v.	384850
prosperity, success	prosperidad/prosperitá f.	384860
prosperous, successful	próspero adj.	384870
prosperity, success	próspero m.	384880
prosperous, successful	prosperozo adj.	384890
prospectus	prospetus m.	384900
prostate	próstata	384910
apron	prostela (gr.) f.	384920
the end; the end of days, the last period	prostemería f.	384930
last	prostemero adj.	384940
to bow down	prosternarse v. refl.	384950
last	prostero adj.	384960
	prostimeria cf. prostemería	384970
prostitute	prostituida f.	384980
to give oneself to prostitution	prostituir v.	384990
prostitution	prostitusión f.	385000
prostitute	prostituta f.	385010
protagonist	protagonista/o m.	385020
protein	proteína f.	385030
proteje	protejé (fr.) m.	385040
protected	protejado adj.	385050
protector	protejador/dera m.	385060
to protect	protejar v.	385070
to defend oneself	protejarse v. refl.	385080
protection	proteksión f.	385090
advocates the protective customs system	proteksionista/o m.	385100
protectionism	proteksionizmo m.	385110
protector	protektor/protektrisa n.	385120
protectorate	protektorado/protektorato m.	385130
protector	protektris/protektriz/protektriche f.	385140
protestant	protestant/e m. & adj.	385150
protestantism	protestantismo/protestantizmo m.	385160
to protest, to complain about, to appeal	protestar v.	385170
protest, complaint, appeal	protestasión f.	385180
protest, complaint, appeal	protesto m.	385190
prosthesis	proteza f.	385200
protocol	protokol/protókolo m.	385210
to write a protocol	protokolar v.	385220
ceremonial, strict with protocol	protokolario adj.	385230
prototype	prototipo m.	385240
proof, evidence; experience, experiment	prova f.	385250
to prove; to try	provar v.	385300
to be proved	provarse v. refl.	385305
poor, miserable; destitute	provato m.	385310
slum; proletariat, the poor class; begging	provaya f.	385320
poor, miserable	prove n. & adj.	385340
	provechar cf. aprovechar	385420
profit, benefit, pleasure, advantage; efficiency; relief, welfare	provecho m.	385430
effective, beneficial, useful; soothing, alleviating, healing	provechozo adj.	385480
poverty, destitution, want, shortage, distress	provedad f.	385490
to provide, to equip, to support	proveer v.	385500
provenanse	provenensia/niensa f.	385510
originating from	proveniente adj.	385520
to come from, to emerge from, to emanate from	provenir v.	385530
Proven?al; from Provence	provensal m. & adj.	385550
	provensia cf. provinsia	385560
proverb	proverb/proverbio/proverbo m.	385570
proverbial	proverbial adj.	385580
poor	provetiko adj.	385590
	proveza cf. provedad	385600
Supreme Providence	Providensia f.	385610
of supreme providence	providensial adj.	385620
cautious, moderate	providente adj.	385630
	proviniensa cf. provenensia	385640
district, region, province	provinsia f.	385650
provincial	provinsial adj.	385660
rural, resident of a rural town	provinsialista/o m.	385670
	provintsia cf. provinsia	385675
provincialism	provisializmo m.	385680
supply	provizión f.	385690
high school principal	provizor m.	385700
temporarily	provizoriamente adv.	385710
temporary	provizorio adj.	385720
provocateur	provokador/dera n.	385730
provocative	provokante adj.	385740
to be provoked	provokar v.	385750
provocation	provokasión f.	385760
provocative	provokativo adj.	385770
planner, project preparer	proyektante m.	385780
to project	proyektar v.	385790
	proyekto cf. projeto	385800
	proyida cf. proída	385810
prose	proza f.	385820
prosaic	prozaiko adj.	385830
convert	prozelita/o m.	385840
conversion	prozelitismo/tizmo m.	385850
caution, moderation, wisdom	prudensia f.	385860
cautious, moderate, prudent	prudente adj.	385870
spring	prujena (bulg.) f.	385880
plum	pruna/prunia/pruma f.	385890
plum jelly; figuratively: a big loss, falling into a trap	prunada f.	385920
plum tree	prunal/prunar m.	385930
to investigate, to ask	pruntar v.	385940
penny	prutá (ebr.) f.	385950
madam	psa f.	385960
psalm	psalmo m.	385980
pseudonym	psedónimo m.	385990
	psevdonim/o cf. psedónimo	386000
psychiatry	psihiátria f.	386010
soul	psihika f.	386020
mental, spiritual, psychic	psihiko adj.	386030
	psiholog/o cf. psikólogo	386040
	psiholojía cf. psikolojía	386050
	psiholójiko cf. psikolójiko	386060
mental illness, psychosis	psihoza f.	386070
psychologist	psikólogo m.	386080
psychology	psikolojía f.	386090
psychological	psikolójiko adj.	386100
bread	psomi (gr.)	386110
shame on you! - a cry of contempt with pursed lips, a kind of spitting in the face of someone who has done a shameful act.	pu! pu! pu! interj.	386120
wrist	puanyé (fr.) m.	386130
shocking	puanyante (fr.) adj.	386140
dagger	puanyar (fr.) m.	386150
rot, decay	puaridumbre m.	386160
	puarta cf. puerta	386170
maturity	pubertad f.	386180
	publiar (fr.) cf. publikar	386185
famous, well-known	publikado adj.	386190
publicly, in public, in plain sight, openly	publikamente adv.	386200
to publish, to announce to all; to publish	publikar v.	386210
to become famous; to be published	publikarse v. refl.	386220
advertisement, announcement, proclamation, declaration; publication	publikasión f.	386230
public	públiko m.	386240
public	públiko adj.	386260
advertisement, publicity, propaganda	publisidad/publisitá f.	386280
journalist, writer, publicist	publisista/o m.	386290
shy, modest	púdiko adj.	386300
shyness, modesty; shame	pudor m.	386310
powder, dust, talcum	pudra (fr.) f.	386320
money	pudrá f.	386360
to apply powder to the face; to sprinkle	pudrar (fr.)v.	386370
father (mocking form)	pudrasto m.	386380
father (distorted form)	pudre (1) m.	386390
	pudre (2) cf. pudridura	386400
bad student; dried fruit	pudrebankos n.	386410
ongoing concern	pudredijo m.	386420
	pudredjavel/ver cf. pudrejavel	386430
disinfectant and bleaching powder	pudrejavel m.	386440
selfish, egoistic	pudrepiedra n.	386450
ongoing care and the problems that require it	pudridero m.	386460
rotten, putrefied, spoiled, ruined, worm-eaten	pudrido adj.	386470
rot, decay; the rotten part	pudridura f.	386490
powder box	pudriera f.	386500
selfish, egoistic	pudrilaja m.	386510
concern	pudrimiento m.	386520
to corrupt, to cause decay; to rot	pudrir v.	386530
to rot, to gnaw, to gnaw; to worry a lot, to gnaw with worry	pudrirse v. refl.	386540
great worry, anxiety; decay	pudrisión f.	386550
darkness, gloom	pudrum (t.) m.	386560
in the dark, in the darkness	pudrum/án (t.) adv.	386570
	pudyá (gr.) cf. podya	386580
can, to be able, to be capable	pueder v.	386590
to be possible to	puederse v. refl.	386630
bridge	puente m.	386650
pig; a nickname for a clever and skilled woman or a girl who knows how to quickly get out of difficult situations	puerka f.	386660
stable act, abomination; dirt, filth; pigsty	puerkería f.	386670
pig herder	puerkero m.	386680
piggy; nickname for a playful, clever, and alert girl	puerkezika/puerkizika f.	386690
a piglet; a squat, fat, and disgusting person	puerkito/puerkiziko m.	386700
pig; ''pig'' - nickname for a villain; nickname for a fat and disgusting person	puerko m.	386710
a small curvy woman's body	puerpeziko m.	386730
body	puerpo m.	386740
full-bodied, wide-bodied	puerpudo adj.	386890
an ignorant and senseless person	puerreziko m.	386900
leek; a nickname for an ignorant and senseless person	puerro m.	386910
door, gate, opening	puerta f.	386920
	puertal cf. portal	387250
	puertalero cf. portalero	387260
small door	puertezika f.	387270
port; gate	puerto m.	387280
after, afterwards, then	pues adv.	387290
since	pueske conj.	387310
slice, chunk, piece	puesta f.	387320
placed, positioned	puesto adj.	387325
	puesto cf. posto	387330
tribe	puevlada f.	387340
populated	puevlado adj.	387350
to inhabit, to settle	puevlar v.	387360
population	puevlasión f.	387370
people, gentile; public	puevlo m.	387380
populated	puevlozo adj.	387450
a beanbag, a large puffy pillow	puf m.	387460
chick; affectionate nickname for a child	puíko m.	387470
addition, increase	puja f.	387480
added	pujado adj.	387490
addition, multiplication, growth	pujamiento m.	387520
addition, enlargement	pujansa f.	387530
to add, to increase; to become more expensive; to grow, to be added	pujar v.	387540
increase, growth, augmentation, addition	pújita f.	387550
stamp; sequins for embroidery	pul (t.) m.	387560
a fickle person	pulchinello (it.) m.	387570
flea	pulga (1) f.	387580
	pulga (2) cf. purga	387610
centimeter	pulgada f.	387615
meat pecker	pulgador m.	387620
tendons that come out of the meat during the pecking process	pulgaduras f. pl.	387630
thumb, toe	pulgar m.	387640
to peck (meat)	pulgar v.	387650
flea nest	pulgero/pulgerio m.	387660
tiny flea; a nickname for something/someone tiny and worthless	pulgita f.	387670
to bother, to annoy	puliar v.	387680
to be moth-eaten, to be full of moths	puliarse v. refl.	387690
polished	pulido adj.	387695
	pulís cf. polis	387700
	pulisía cf. polisía	387710
to clean, to purify	pulitear (it.) v.	387720
moth	puliya/pulía f.	387730
moth-eaten	puliyado/puliado adj.	387750
to cause to be moth-eaten	puliyar/puliar v.	387760
to be moth-eaten	puliyarse/puliarse v. refl.	387770
lung	pulmón m.	387780
pullover	pulover (ing.) m.	387790
pulp	pulpa f.	387800
pupil (eye)	pulpo m.	387820
fleshy	pulpozo adj.	387830
chicken (in children's language)	púlpula f.	387840
chick (in children's language)	pulpulika f.	387850
strong pulse	pulsada f.	387860
to pulsate	pulsar v.	387870
pulsation	pulsasión f.	387880
bracelet, wristband; wrist bandage; clerk sleeve	pulsera f.	387890
pulse; wrist	pulso m.	387900
column	pult (alem.) m.	387940
	puluké cf. poloké	387950
pulverizer	pulverizador m.	387960
to erode, to crush, to crumble; to pulverize	pulverizar v.	387970
pulverizing	pulverizasión f.	387980
(to a child:) be careful not to fall!	pum! interj.	387990
	pumón (fr.) cf. pulmón	388000
ointment; perfume; flattery	pumada f.	388010
to apply ointment; to put on perfume	pumadear v.	388030
to perfume, to put on perfume	pumadearse v. refl.	388040
stabbing, sudden and strong pain, sting; incision to remove pus; insinuation; encouragement	punchada f.	388050
tingling, stinging, pricking	punchadas f. pl.	388060
continuous stabbing	punchadero m.	388070
light stabing; encouragement, a push	punchadika f.	388080
stabbing; stab wound; incision to remove pus	punchadura f.	388090
carob	punchakulo m.	388100
stinging, burning, prickly	punchando adj.	388110
prickly	punchante adj.	388120
to prick, to stick; to open an abscess to drain pus; to cause pain with a sharp instrument; to make an offensive allusion	punchar v.	388140
to be stabbed, to be stung	puncharse v. refl.	388150
a thorn, a sting, a splinter stuck in the skin; a bad conscience; figuratively: a piercing suspicion; harsh criticism; an awl	punchón m.	388160
thorny bush	punchonero m.	388210
forest thickets	punchones m. pl.	388220
prickly; spicy; (drink) carbonated; meticulous	punchonozo/punchonioso adj.	388230
punished	punido (fr.) adj.	388240
to punish, to impose a penalty	punir (fr.) v.	388250
punishment; fine	punisión (fr.) f.	388260
edge, end, peak; point; cape	punta f.	388270
blood clots; pneumonia; side pain, chest pain; stitch	puntada f.	388410
pointed	puntado adj.	388430
''hand'' (for a Torah scroll); a stick, a pointing stick	puntador m.	388440
pole, pillar, beam	puntal m.	388450
to stab, to impale; to punctuate	puntar v.	388460
	puntavle cf. puntozo	388470
to punctuate	puntear v.	388480
awl; key (keys); pointer, indicator, ''hand'' (for a torah scroll)	puntero m.	388490
sharp expression	puntika f.	388500
tiny dot; emphasis	puntiko m.	388510
grandeur, splendor; ceremonial formalities	punto (1) m.	388530
moment, minute; period; punctuation mark; hypersensitivity, ease of influence; suture, surgical suture; point for discussion; measure of length (cm)	punto (2) m.	388560
strict, meticulous, punctual, suspicious, sensitive; meticulous about etiquette	puntozo adj.	388980
punctuated	puntuado adj.	388990
accurate, punctual, meticulous, diligent	puntual adj.	389000
accuracy, punctuality, diligence	puntualidad/puntualitá f.	389010
carefully, meticulously	puntualmente adv.	389015
to punctuate; to emphasize	puntuar v.	389020
punctuation	puntuasión f.	389030
pointed, sharp, witty; punctual	puntudo adj.	389040
	puntuozo cf. puntozo	389060
size (of clothing/shoe/hat...)	puntura f.	389070
fist blow	punyada f.	389080
a small handful	punyadiko m.	389110
a handful	punyado m.	389120
boxer	punyador m.	389150
boxing	punyadura f.	389160
dagger	punyal m.	389170
a large handful; a fistful	punyalada f.	389180
to punch oneself	punyarse v. refl.	389190
to clasp in the palm of one's hand; to strike with the fist	punyear v.	389200
fist; punch; fistful	punyo m.	389210
the stern of the ship	pupa f.	389240
desk	pupitro m.	389260
pillar	pupitro m.	389270
fluff, feathers, down	pupla f.	389280
cigarette	pura f.	389290
in a pure form	puramente adv.	389300
tip, pourboire	purbuar (fr.) m.	389310
(in mocking language:) old man	purcho m.	389320
tassel, silk tassel	purchul m.	389340
mash, puree	puré (fr.) f.	389350
purity, clarity, transparency	pureza f.	389360
playfulness, wit	purfía f.	389370
playful, rebellious, witty	purfiozo adj.	389380
laxative	purga f.	389390
diarrhea	purgadero m.	389400
meat pecker	purgador m.	389410
	purgamino cf. pergamino	389420
laxative	purgante adj. & m.	389430
	purgar (1) cf. pulgar	389440
to give a laxative, to cleanse	purgar (2) v.	389450
severe diarrhea	purgatino/a m./f.	389460
	purgativo cf. purgante	389470
purgatory	purgatorio m.	389480
purity	puridad f.	389490
purified; refined	purifikado adj.	389500
purifier, refiner	purifikador/dera n.	389510
purifier, refiner	purifikante adj.	389520
to purify, to clean, to refine	purifikar v.	389530
to purify oneself	purifikarse v. refl.	389540
purification	purifikasión f.	389550
purifier, refiner	purifikativo adj.	389560
Purim	Purim (ebr.) m.	389570
Purim money	purimlik (ebr.) m.	389590
	purirse cf. pudrirse	389600
puritanism	puritanizmo m.	389610
puritan	puritano m.	389620
purism, purity	purizmo m.	389625
pure	puro adj.	389630
cigar	puro m.	389640
negotiation	purparlé (fr.) m.	389660
crimson	purprado adj. & m.	389670
scarlet	purpro m.	389680
corpulent	purpudo adj.	389690
	púrpura cf. purpro	389700
crimson	purpurino adj.	389710
	purpurio cf. purpurino	389720
For God's sake!	pursedaká! (ebr.) interj.	389730
percentage, interest rate	pursentaje m.	389740
	pus cf. pues	389750
mud, slime, clay, sediment, residue; figuratively: mob	pus (t.) f.	389760
device; weapon	pusat (t.) m.	389770
baby stroller	puset (fr./t.) m.	389780
pushy, stressed	pushado adj.	389790
pusher	pushador/dera n.	389800
to push	pushar v.	389810
to smoke; to exhale, to inhale	pusheyar (serb.-cro.) v.	389840
	pushluk (t.) cf. pushtluk	389850
cheap, worthless, inferior, vile	pusht (t.) adj.	389860
baseness, treachery, treacherous and cynical behavior	pushtluk (t.) m.	389870
	puske cf. pueske	389880
	puso cf. pulso	389890
pointed turkish shoe	pustal (t.) m.	389910
	pustas f. pl.	389920
	pustema (gr.) cf. postema	389930
	pustizo cf. postizo	389940
castanets	pustizos m. pl.	389950
evil, wicked, ill-hearted	pusto adj.	389960
list, prescription, bill, note, card; compass	púsula (t.) f.	389970
whore, prostitute	puta f.	389980
whore, prostitute	putana (it.) f	390000
to frequently visit prostitutes; to commit adultery, to commit an act of prostitution	putanear v.	390010
prostitution; lewd behavior, treachery (for harlot's pay)	putanería f.	390020
slut	putanika f.	390030
prostitution; treacherous behavior, tendency to treacherous behavior	putanlik m.	390040
whore	putanyera f.	390050
pimp; awash in lewdness	putanyero m.	390060
prostitution	putanyez f.	390070
strict, meticulous	putavle adj.	390080
adultery, fornication; prostitution	puteo m.	390090
to be full of lust, to live a life of debauchery	putear v.	390100
womanizer	putifero m. & adj.	390110
	putín (t.) cf. potín	390120
	puto cf. putanyero	390130
	putra cf. pudra	390140
	putrona cf. poltrona	390150
	putur (t.) cf. potur	390160
garter	putveza (serb.-cro.) f.	390170
	puvlikamente cf. publikamente	390180
	puvlikar/se cf. publikar/se	390190
	puvlikasión cf. publikasión	390200
	púvliko cf. públiko	390210
	puvlisidad/puvlisitá cf. publisidad	390220
more	pyu/pyu pyu (it.) adv.	390230
	pyuré (fr.) cf. puré	390250
	raash (ebr.) m.	390260
	raat (t.) adj. & m. & adv.	390270
	raat-lokum (t.) cf. lokum	390300
	raatlanear/reatlanearse (t.) v./v.refl.	390310
	raatlik (t.) m.	390320
	rabán (ebr.) m.	390340
	rabanán (aram.) m. pl.	390350
	rabanim (ebr.) m. pl.	390360
	rabí (ebr.) cf. rebí	390380
	rabinato (ebr.) m.	390390
	rabíniko (ebr.) adj.	390410
	rabinismo (ebr.) m.	390420
	rabino (ebr.) m.	390430
	rabitero (ebr.) m.	390460
	rabosh m.	390470
	rabota (ebr.) f.	390530
	rabush cf. rabosh	390540
	rabushkar v.	390550
	racha (port.) f.	390560
	rachar v.	390580
	rada f.	390590
	radiante adj.	390600
	radiar v.	390610
	radiasión f.	390620
	radicho (serb.-cro.) m.	390630
	radikal adj.	390640
	radikalizmo m.	390650
	radikalmente adv.	390655
	radio f.	390660
	radio m. cf. rayo	390670
	radiografía f.	390680
	radiografiar v.	390690
	radiográfiko adj.	390700
	radiólogo	390710
	radiolojía f.	390720
	radioskopia f.	390730
	radioskópiko adj.	390740
	radiotelegrafía f.	390745
	radiotelegrafíko adj.	390747
	radiotelegrafista m.	390748
	radioterapia f.	390750
	radiozo adj.	390760
	radius m.	390770
	raedero m.	390780
	raedor m.	390790
	raedura cf. raídura	390800
	raegavle adj.	390810
	raer v.	390820
	raerse v. refl.	390890
	raet- azer raet	390900
	raetina f.	390910
	raf/raft (t.) m.	390920
	raferío/raferiyo (t.) m.	390930
	rafia f.	390940
	rafidán (t.) adj.	390950
	rafinado (fr./it.) adj.	390970
	rafinador (fr.) m.	391010
	rafinadura (fr.) f.	391020
	rafinamiento (fr.) m.	391030
	rafinar (fr.) v.	391040
	rafiné (fr.) adj.	391050
	rafinería (fr.)	391060
	rafraganear (t.) v.	391070
	rafraganearse (t.) v. refl.	391080
	rafreskamiento (fr.) cf. refreskamiento	391090
	rafreskar (fr.) cf. refreskar	391100
	rafreskarse (fr.) cf. refreskarse	391110
	ragmán (ebr.) cf. rahmán	391120
	ragmanut (ebr.) cf. rahmanut	391130
	rahamanut (ebr.) cf. rahmanut	391140
	rahamim (ebr.) m. pl.	391150
	rahaná litslán!/rahamana letsilá! (aram.)	391170
	rahbet (t.) m.	391180
	rahítiko adj.	391190
	rahitizmo m.	391200
	rahmán (ebr.) adj.	391210
	rahmanud/rahmanut (ebr.) m.	391220
	raído adj.	391230
	raídura f.	391240
	raigavle adj.	391260
	raíko m.	391270
	raimiento m.	391290
	raít (t.) cf. raat	391310
	raítlik (t.) cf. raatlik	391320
	raíz f.	391330
	rajenido (fr.) adj.	391395
	raketa f.	391400
	rakí (t.) m.	391410
	rakidjí (t.) m.	391430
	rakidjiko (t.)m.	391440
	rakidjilik (t.) m.	391450
	rakontar (fr.) v.	391460
	rakonto (fr.) m.	391470
	ralamente cf. raramente	391490
	raleza cf. rareza	391500
	ralgo m.	391510
	ralo cf. raro	391520
	rama f.	391530
	ramaje m.	391560
	ramal m.	391570
	ramatizmo cf. romatismo	391580
	ramay/a (ebr.) adj. m.	391590
	ramayud/ramaut/ramayú (ebr.) f.	391600
	ramazán/ramadán (t.) m.	391620
	ramí m.	391630
	ramifikar v.	391640
	ramifikasión f.	391650
	ramika f.	391660
	ramiko m.	391670
	ramo m.	391680
	ramozo adj.	391700
	rampa f.	391710
	ramplasamiento/e (fr.) cf. reemplasamiento/e	391720
	ramplasante (fr.) cf. reeamplasante	391730
	ramplasar (fr.) cf. reemplasar	391740
	ramplasavle (fr.) cf. reemplasavle	391750
	ramportar (fr.) v.	391760
	rana f.	391770
	rancha (it.) f.	391810
	randa f.	391820
	randemán (fr.) m.	391830
	randevú (fr.) m.	391840
	randjar cf. ranjar	391850
	ranforsamiento (fr.) m.	391860
	ranforsar (fr.) v.	391870
	ranforsadio (fr.) adj.	391880
	ranforso (fr.) m.	391890
	rangito m.	391900
	rango m.	391910
	ranika f.	391950
	ranimado adj.	391970
	ranimar v.	391980
	ranjar (fr.) v.	391990
	rankar cf. arrankar	392000
	rankontrar (fr.) cf. renkontrar	392010
	rankontrarse (fr.) cf. renkontrarse	392020
	rankontro (fr.) cf. renkontro	392030
	rankuna (fr.) cf. renkor	392040
	ranseniamiento (fr.) m.	392050
	ranseniarse (fr.) v. refl.	392060
	rantiero (fr.) m.	392070
	ranuso/ranyuso (port.) adj.	392080
	ranversamiento (fr.) m.	392090
	ranversar (fr.) v.	392100
	ranyir/ranyar cf. ronyir	392110
	ranyoso adj.	392120
	ranyu (port.) m.	392130
	rapar cf. arrapar	392140
	rapáz adj.	392150
	rapidamente adv.	392160
	rapidez f.	392170
	rapiditá f.	392180
	rápido adj.	392190
	rapina/rapinya f.	392200
	rapinyar v.	392210
	raportador (fr.) m.	392220
	raportar (fr.) v.	392230
	raportarse (fr.) v. refl.	392240
	raporto (fr.) m.	392250
	raportor (fr.) m.	392310
	rapoza/o f./m.	392320
	rapozería f.	392330
	raramente adv.	392340
	raredad f.	392350
	rareza f.	392360
	rarifikar v.	392370
	raro adj.	392380
	raro adv.	392400
	rasa f.	392410
	rasan (arab.) m.	392440
	rasgado cf. razgado	392450
	rasgadura cf. razgadura	392460
	rasgar cf. razgar	392470
	rasgo cf. razgo	392480
	rasgunyar/se cf. raskunyar/se	392490
	rasgunyo cf. raskunyo	392500
	rash (ebr.) cf. raash	392510
	rashá/rashán/rashah (ebr.) adj. & m.	392520
	rashantá (ebr.) f.	392530
	rashatá (ebr.) adj.	392540
	rashaut (ebr.) m.	392550
	rashe tevot (ebr.)	392560
	rasial adj.	392570
	rasina f.	392575
	rasión f.	392580
	rasional adj.	392590
	rasionalismo/izmo m.	392600
	rasionalisto	392610
	rasionalizador adj. & m.	392620
	rasionalizar v.	392630
	rasionalzasión f.	392640
	rasionar v.	392650
	rasismo m.	392660
	rasisto m. & adj.	392670
	raskadero m.	392680
	raskador/raskadera f.	392690
	raskadura f.	392700
	raskar v.	392710
	raskatina f.	392720
	raskón m.	392730
	raskuna f.	392740
	raskunyado adj.	392750
	raskunyar v.	392760
	raskunyarse v. refl.	392770
	raskunyo m.	392780
	rasladear (t.) v.	392790
	raspa (t.) f.	392800
	raspozo adj.	392810
	rasta f.	392820
	rastatinado (fr.) adj.	392830
	rasto m.	392840
	rastopolú! (t.) interj.	392870
	rastrear/rastreyar v.	392880
	rat (t.) cf. raat	392900
	rata f.	392905
	rata (it.) f.	392910
	ratatinarse (fr.) v. refl.	392930
	ratifika f.	392940
	ratifikar v.	392950
	ratifikasión f.	392960
	ratiné (fr.) f.	392970
	ratlanear/se (t.) cf. raatlanear/se	392980
	ratlik (t.) cf. raatlik	392990
	ratlukum (t.) cf. lokum	393000
	rato m.	393010
	ratón m.	393020
	ratonado adj.	393070
	ratonadura f.	393090
	ratonar cf. ratonear	393100
	ratonear v.	393110
	ratonera f.	393120
	ratonería/río f./m.	393140
	ratsa f.	393150
	ratsizlik (t.) f.	393160
	rauy (ebr.) adj.	393170
	rav (ebr.) m.	393180
	ravada f.	393190
	ravaje (fr.) m.	393220
	ravanada cf. revanada	393230
	ravanero m.	393240
	ravaniko m.	393250
	rávano m.	393260
	ravdal m.	393270
	ravdón m.	393280
	ravdonar v.	393290
	ravdonozo adj.	393300
	ravent (t.) m.	393305
	raveyandor m.	393310
	raveyar v.	393320
	ravia f.	393330
	raviado adj.	393375
	raviar/se cf. arraviar/se	393380
	ravión cf. arravión	393385
	raviozo adj.	393390
	ravo m.	393400
	ravudo adj.	393401
	raya (t.) m.	393410
	raya f.	393420
	rayá (ebr.) f.	393430
	rayada f.	393440
	rayado adj.	393450
	rayador m.	393460
	rayar (1) v.	393470
	rayar (2) v.	393490
	rayé (fr.) cf. rayado	393500
	rayedero cf. raedero	393510
	rayedor cf. raedor	393520
	rayedura cf. raidura	393530
	rayer cf. raer	393540
	rayido cf. raído	393550
	rayidor cf. raedor	393560
	rayiko/rayito cf. raíko	393570
	rayo m.	393580
	rayonar v.	393620
	razada (fr.) f.	393630
	razgado adj.	393640
	razgadura f.	393650
	razgar v.	393660
	rázgele (t.) adv.	393680
	razgelear (t.) v.	393700
	razgo m.	393710
	razgón (1) m.	393760
	razgón (2) cf. razón	393770
	razgunyo m.	393780
	razimo m.	393790
	razimozo adj.	393800
	razo adj.	393815
	razón f.	393820
	razonador/dera n.	393910
	razonamiento m.	393920
	razonar v.	393930
	razonarse v. refl.	393940
	razonavle/razonivle adj.	393950
	razumo cf. razimo	393960
	rea (ebr.) m.	393970
	reabilitado adj.	393980
	reabilitar v.	393990
	reabilitasión f.	394000
	reah (ebr.) m.	394010
	reaksión f.	394020
	reaksionar v.	394030
	reaksionario m. & adj.	394040
	reaktor atómiko	394050
	real adj.	394060
	real m.	394080
	realidad/realitá f.	394090
	realista/o m.	394100
	realizado adj.	394110
	realizador/dera n.	394120
	realizar v.	394130
	realizarse v. refl.	394140
	realizasión f.	394150
	realizmo m.	394160
	realmente adv.	394170
	realsar v.	394180
	reapareser v.	394190
	reaparisión f.	394200
	rearmar v.	394210
	rearmo m.	394220
	reayá (ebr.) f.	394230
	reayet (t.) m.	394250
	reazer v.	394260
	rebashado adj.	394270
	rebashar v.	394280
	rebasharse v. refl.	394290
	rebasho m.	394300
	rebatir v.	394320
	rebato m.	394330
	rebeldo adj.	394340
	rebeldía cf. reveyo	394345
	rebelión m.	394350
	rebedlía cf. reveyo	394355
	rebí (ebr.) m.	394360
	rebivir cf. arrebivir	394390
	rebodre m.	394400
	rebolteado adj.	394410
	reboltear v.	394420
	rebolteo m.	394430
	reboltina cf. rebueltina	394440
	reboltón adj.	394450
	rebolver/se v.	394460
	rebolvimiento m.	394490
	rebolvisión cf. rebolvimiento	394495
	rebosar v.	394500
	rebuelta f.	394520
	rebueltear cf. reboltear	394530
	rebuelteo cf. rebolteo	394540
	rebueltina f.	394550
	rebuelto adj.	394560
	rebueltón cf. reboltón	394565
	rebueltozo adj.	394570
	rebuelver cf. rebolver	394590
	rebuelvimiento cf. rebolvimiento	394600
	rebushkar v.	394610
	rebushko (1) m.	394620
	rebushko (2) m.	394630
	rechel (t.) m.	394640
	recheta f.	394650
	rechiflar v.	394660
	rechiflo f.	394670
	rechina (gr.) f.	394680
	rechinato (gr.) adj.	394690
	rechiprokamente (it.) adv.	394710
	rechitar (it.) v.	394720
	rechitasión (it.) f.	394730
	red f.	394740
	redaksión f.	394770
	redaktar v.	394780
	redaktor m.	394790
	redancha f.	394810
	redanyo m.	394815
	rededor cf. deredor	394820
	redensión f.	394830
	redentor m.	394840
	redevenir (fr.) v.	394850
	redijir (fr.) v.	394860
	redil m.	394870
	redimir v.	394880
	redimpsión cf. redensión	394885
	redingot (fr.) m.	394900
	redizir cf. redijir	394910
	redjá (t.) f.	394920
	redjadjí (t.) m. & adj.	394960
	redjimento cf. rejimento	394980
	redoblado/redovlado adj.	394990
	redoblar v.	395000
	redoma f.	395010
	redomerio m.	395030
	redomika f.	395040
	redoncha f.	395050
	redonda f.	395060
	redondeado cf. arredondeado	395070
	redondear cf. arredondear	395080
	redondez f. (m.)	395090
	redondiko adj.	395095
	redondo adj.	395100
	redondón m.	395110
	redondura f.	395120
	redresar/se (fr.) v./v. refl.	395130
	redrojo m.	395140
	redublar cf. redoblar	395150
	reduizir (fr.) cf. redusir	395160
	reduksión f.	395170
	redupiar v.	395180
	redusido adj.	395190
	redusir v.	395200
	redutavle (fr.) adj.	395210
	reedifikar v.	395220
	reedifikasión f.	395230
	reedisión f.	395240
	reeditar v.	395250
	reedukar v.	395260
	reedukasión f.	395270
	reekspedidor m.	395280
	reekspedir v.	395290
	reekspedisión f.	395300
	reel (fr.) adj.	395310
	reeleksión f.	395320
	reelijir v.	395330
	reelijivle adj.	395340
	reelmente (fr.) cf. realmente	395350
	reemplasamiento/e m.	395360
	reemplasante n.	395370
	reemplasar v.	395380
	reemplasavle adj.	395390
	reemportador m.	395400
	reemportar v.	395410
	reemportasión f.	395420
	reempresión f.	395430
	reemprimir v.	395440
	reenkarnar v.	395450
	reenkarnasión f.	395460
	refeksión f.	395470
	refektorio m.	395480
	referandom (fr.) cf. referendum	395490
	referar v.	395500
	referarse v. refl.	395510
	referat/o m.	395520
	referendum m.	395530
	referensia f.	395540
	referente adj.	395550
	referir v.	395560
	referirse v. refl.	395570
	refidán cf. rafidán	395580
	refinar cf. rafinar	395590
	reflaganearse (t.) cf. rafraganearse	395600
	reflán cf. refrán	395610
	refleksión f.	395620
	refleksionar v.	395630
	reflekso (fr.) m.	395640
	reflektar v.	395650
	reflektarse v. refl.	395655
	reflekto cf. refleto	395660
	reflektor m.	395670
	refleshir (fr.) v.	395680
	refletar (fr.) cf. reflektar	395690
	refleto m.	395700
	reflo m.	395710
	reflorir v.	395760
	refluso m.	395770
	reforma f.	395780
	reformado adj.	395790
	reformador/dera n.	395800
	reformar v.	395810
	reformasión f.	395820
	reformator cf. reformador	395830
	reformizmo m.	395840
	refornimiento m.	395850
	refraganearse (t.) cf. rafraganearse	395860
	refraguamiento m.	395870
	refraktario m. & adj.	395880
	refrán m.	395890
	refranero m.	395900
	refranista m.	395910
	refregadero m.	395920
	refregador m.	395930
	refregadura f.	395940
	refregar v.	395950
	refregón	395960
	refreir cf. friir	395970
	refreksión cf. refleksión	395980
	refrén m.	395990
	refrenar v.	396000
	refreskamiento m.	396010
	refreskar v.	396020
	refreskarse v. refl.	396050
	refresko m.	396060
	refreskor/refresko m.	396070
	refriir cf. friir	396080
	refuá (ebr.) f.	396090
	refujiado m. & adj.	396110
	refujiarse v. refl.	396120
	refujio m.	396130
	refutar v.	396150
	refuzar (fr.) v.	396160
	refuzo (fr.) m.	396170
	regadera f.	396180
	regador cf. arregador	396190
	regadura cf. arregadura	396200
	regalado adj.	396210
	regalador m. & adj.	396240
	regalar v.	396250
	regaliz m.	396260
	regalo m.	396270
	regancho m.	396300
	reganchón adj.	396320
	regar cf. arregar	396330
	regashko m.	396340
	regata f.	396360
	regimento cf. rejimento	396370
	región cf. rejión	396380
	regla f.	396390
	reglado adj.	396500
	reglamentar v.	396530
	reglamentario adj.	396540
	reglamentasión f.	396550
	reglamento m.	396560
	reglamiento m.	396570
	reglar v.	396580
	reglarse v. refl.	396610
	reglozo adj.	396620
	regmido adj.	396630
	regmidor m.	396640
	regmimiento m.	396650
	regmir v.	396660
	regmirse v. refl.	396670
	regmisión f.	396680
	rego m.	396690
	regola (it.) cf. regla	396710
	regolamento (it.) cf. reglamiento	396720
	regolar/regolario adj.	396730
	regolaridad f.	396740
	regolarizar v.	396750
	regolarizasión f.	396760
	regolarmente adv.	396770
	regolasión cf. regolarizasión	396780
	regoldadero m.	396790
	regoldar/regoldear v.	396800
	regoldo m.	396810
	regozijo m.	396820
	regrasiamiento cf. rengrasiamiento	396830
	regrasiar cf. rengrasiar	396840
	regresar v.	396850
	regreso m.	396860
	regretado (fr.) adj.	396870
	regretar (fr.) v.	396880
	regretavle (fr.) adj.	396900
	regreto (fr.) m.	396910
	reguardar v.	396930
	reguardo/reguadro m.	396940
	regular v. cf. regolarizar	396950
	regular/regulario adj. (fr.) cf. regolar	396960
	regularidad cf. regolaridar	396970
	regulasión f.	396980
	reguler (fr.) cf. regolar	396990
	rehen (t.) n.	397000
	rehisá/rehitsá (ebr.) f.	397010
	rehmidor cf. regmidor	397020
	rehmimiento cf. regmimiento	397030
	rehmir/se cf. regmir/se	397040
	rehmisión cf. regmisión	397050
	rehtim (t.) m.	397060
	reidar v.	397070
	reidero m.	397080
	reidor/dera n.	397100
	reilevar v.	397110
	reina f.	397120
	reinado m.	397130
	reinante adj.	397140
	reinar v.	397150
	reincharse v. refl.	397160
	reinchimiento m.	397170
	reinchir v.	397180
	reine f.	397200
	reino m.	397260
	reir cf. riir	397270
	reís/reíz (t.) m.	397280
	reiterar v.	397290
	reitina f.	397300
	reja/rejado cf. resha	397310
	rejenerar v.	397320
	rejenerarse v. refl.	397325
	rejenerasión f.	397330
	rejensia f.	397340
	rejente m.	397350
	rejetar (fr.) v.	397360
	rejidor cf. rijidor	397370
	rejidura cf. rijidura	397380
	rejim (1) m.	397390
	rejim (2) (fr.) cf. rejimen	397410
	rejimen m.	397420
	rejimento m.	397430
	rejimiento m.	397440
	rejión f.	397450
	rejional adj.	397460
	rejir cf. rijir	397470
	rejisir v.	397480
	rejisor (fr.) m.	397485
	rejistado cf. arrejistado	397490
	rejistar/se cf. arrejistar/se	397500
	rejisto m.	397510
	rejistrado adj.	397520
	rejistrador adj.	397530
	rejistrador m.	397540
	rejistramiento m.	397550
	rejistrar v.	397560
	rejistrarse v. refl.	397570
	rejistro m.	397580
	rejo cf. rijo	397590
	rekaer v.	397600
	rekaída f.	397620
	rekalsitrante m.	397625
	rekama/o f./m.	397630
	rekamado adj.	397640
	rekamador/dera n.	397650
	rekamar v.	397660
	rekambio m.	397670
	rekapitular v.	397690
	rekapitulasión f.	397700
	rekargar v.	397710
	rekargo m.	397720
	rekavdador m.	397730
	rekavdar v.	397740
	rekavdarse v. refl.	397750
	rekavdo m.	397760
	rekayentar v.	397770
	rekayentarse v. refl.	397775
	rekemar/se cf. arrekemar/se	397780
	rekerer/rekerir v.	397790
	rekerido adj.	397791
	rekeriente m.	397792
	rekizisión f.	397810
	rekizisionar v.	397820
	rekizitorio m.	397830
	reklam/a f.	397840
	reklamador m.	397850
	reklamante n.	397860
	reklamar v.	397870
	reklamasión f.	397880
	rekluzión f.	397890
	rekluzo adj.	397900
	rekodramiento m.	397905
	rekodrar/se cf. arrekodrar/se	397910
	rekodro cf. rekuerdo	397920
	rekojedor cf. arrekojedor	397930
	rekojer cf. arrekojer	397940
	rekojerse cf. arrekojerse	397945
	rekojido adj.	397950
	rekojimiento m.	397960
	rekolmado adj.	397970
	rekolmar v.	397980
	rekolmarse v. refl.	397990
	rekolmo m.	398000
	rekolta (fr.) f.	398010
	rekoltar (fr.) v.	398020
	rekolyo m.	398030
	rekomandé (fr.) adj.	398040
	rekomandear (fr.) cf. rekomendar	398050
	rekomendansa f.	398060
	rekomendar v.	398070
	rekomendasión f.	398080
	rekomendavle adj.	398090
	rekompensa f.	398100
	rekompensar/rekompenser v.	398110
	rekomponer v.	398120
	rekompuesto adj.	398130
	rekonesensia cf. rekonosensia	398140
	rekoneser cf. rekonoser	398150
	rekonesido cf. rekonosido	398160
	rekonesiente cf. rekonosiente	398170
	rekonesimiento cf. rekonosimiento	398180
	rekonfortante adj.	398185
	rekonfortar v.	398190
	rekonkuesta f.	398200
	rekonkuestar v.	398210
	rekonkuistador m.	398220
	rekonosensia f.	398230
	rekonoser v.	398240
	rekonosido adj.	398250
	rekonosiente adj.	398260
	rekonosimiento m.	398270
	rekonsiliar v.	398280
	rekonsiliasión f.	398290
	rekonstituir v.	398300
	rekonstitusión f.	398310
	rekonstruir v.	398320
	rekonstruksión f.	398330
	rekonstruktor m.	398340
	rekontante adj.	398350
	rekontar v.	398360
	rekontrar v.	398370
	rekor/rekort/rekord (fr.) m.	398380
	rekordar v.	398390
	rekordarse v. refl.	398400
	rekordo m.	398410
	rekorrer cf. rekurrir	398420
	rekorso m.	398430
	rekovrar v.	398450
	rekrear v.	398470
	rekrearse v. refl.	398480
	rekreasión f.	398490
	rekreativo adj.	398500
	rekreser v.	398520
	rekreserse v. refl.	398530
	rekresido adj.	398540
	rekriar cf. rekrear	398550
	rekriminar v.	398560
	rekriminasión f.	398570
	rekrutamiento m.	398580
	rekrutar v.	398590
	rektangle (fr.) m.	398600
	rektangular adj.	398610
	rektángulo m.	398620
	rektifiar cf. rektifikar	398630
	rektifikar v.	398640
	rektifikasión f.	398650
	rektifikativo adj.	398660
	rektitud f.	398670
	rekto adj.	398680
	rekto m.	398690
	rektor m.	398700
	rektorado m.	398710
	rekuelta cf. rekolta	398720
	rekuerdar/se cf. rekordarse	398730
	rekuerdo m.	398740
	rekuesta f.	398760
	rekuizisión cf. rekizisión	398770
	rekuperar v.	398780
	rekuperarse v. refl.	398790
	rekuperasión f.	398800
	rekurán	398810
	rekurrir v.	398820
	rekurso cf. rekorso	398830
	rekvizar cf. rekizisionar	398840
	rekvizisión cf. rekizisión	398850
	relampagear v.	398860
	relampageo m.	398880
	relámpago m.	398890
	relansamiento m.	398910
	relansar v.	398920
	relanso cf. relansamiento	398930
	relashado (fr.) adj.	398940
	relashamiento (fr.) m.	398950
	relashar (fr.) v.	398960
	relasharse v. refl.	398970
	relasión f.	398980
	relatador/dera n.	399020
	relatar v.	399030
	relativamente adv.	399040
	relativo adj.	399050
	relato m.	399060
	relé m.	399070
	relevamiento m.	399080
	relevar v.	399090
	relevarse v. refl.	399100
	relieve m.	399105
	relijión/religión f.	399110
	relijiozidad f.	399120
	relijiozo adj. & m.	399130
	relikia/relikva/o f./m.	399140
	relinchar v.	399145
	relinche/relindje m.	399150
	relsa f.	399160
	relumbrante adj.	399170
	relumbrar v.	399180
	relumbro m.	399190
	relumbrón m.	399200
	relumbror m.	399210
	relumbrozo adj.	399220
	relustrado adj.	399230
	relustrar v.	399240
	relustrarse v. refl.	399250
	relustro/relustre m.	399260
	relustrón	399280
	relustror m.	399290
	relustrozo adj.	399300
	reluzia f.	399310
	reluziente adj.	399320
	reluzir v.	399330
	remada f.	399340
	remador m.	399350
	remadura f.	399360
	remalino adj.	399370
	remandar v.	399380
	remaneser v.	399390
	remanesido/remanisido adj.	399400
	remanesiente adj.	399410
	remanesimiento m.	399420
	remangar/se cf. arremangar/se	399430
	remango m.	399440
	remansarse v. refl.	399450
	remansevar/remansevear v.	399470
	remansevar/remansevearse v. refl.	399480
	remar v.	399490
	remarka (fr.) f.	399500
	remarkar (fr.) v.	399530
	remarkarse (fr.) v. refl.	399535
	remarkante (fr.) adj.	399550
	remarkavle (fr.) adj.	399560
	rematar cf. arrematar	399570
	remayar v.	399580
	remazeidú (ebr.) m.	399590
	rembolsar v.	399600
	rembolsarse v. refl.	399610
	rembolsavle adj.	399620
	rembolso m.	399630
	remediador m.	399640
	remediar v.	399650
	remediarse v. refl.	399660
	remediavle adj.	399670
	remedio m.	399680
	remembransa f.	399720
	remembrar v.	399730
	remembrasión f.	399740
	remendar cf. arremendar	399750
	remendo m.	399760
	remendón m.	399790
	remenear v.	399800
	remero cf. remador	399810
	remerser/remersiar (fr.) v.	399820
	remesa f.	399830
	remeter (fr.) v.	399840
	remeterse (fr.) v. refl.	399850
	remetidiko (fr.) adj.	399860
	remetido (fr.) adj.	399870
	remez (ebr.) m.	399880
	remezidú (ebr.) m.	399885
	remí cf. ramí	399890
	remirante adj.	399900
	remirar v.	399910
	remishkar v.	399920
	remiskar v.	399930
	remitir v.	399940
	remo m.	399950
	remojado adj.	399960
	remojadura f.	399970
	remojamiento m.	399980
	remojar v.	399990
	remojo m.	400010
	remoler v.	400020
	remolinar v.	400040
	remolino m.	400050
	remolka f.	400080
	remolver cf. remover	400090
	remont (fr.) m.	400100
	remontar (fr.) v.	400110
	remorder v.	400120
	remordimiento m.	400130
	remorkar (fr.) v.	400140
	remorso (it./port.) m.	400150
	remover v.	400160
	removerse v. refl.	400170
	removivle cf. removiente	400180
	removivle m.	400185
	removiente adj.	400190
	removilia f.	400200
	remplasante cf. reemplasante	400210
	remplasar cf. reemplasar	400220
	remplasavle cf. reemplasavle	400230
	remplaser/remplasar cf. reemplasar	400240
	rempushar cf. arrempushar	400250
	rempusho m.	400260
	rempushón m.	400270
	remueler cf. remoler	400290
	remuelino cf. remolino	400300
	remunerar v.	400310
	remunerasión f.	400320
	rena (1) cf. reina	400330
	rena (2) cf. reine	400340
	renado cf. reinado	400350
	renalsamiento m.	400360
	renalsar v.	400370
	renar cf. reinar	400380
	renasensia/renasiensia f.	400390
	renaser v.	400400
	renasimiento/renasyimento m.	400410
	rencheper (t.) m.	400420
	renda (port.) cf. renta	400430
	rendé (t.) f.	400440
	rendekonto (it.) cf. rendikonto	400450
	rendelear (t.) v.	400460
	render/rendir (fr.) v.	400470
	renderse/rendirse (fr.) v. refl.	400580
	rendida cf. renta	400600
	rendido adj.	400610
	rendikonto (it.) m.	400620
	rendimiento (fr.) cf. randemán	400630
	rendista m.	400640
	rendita cf. renta	400650
	rene cf. reine	400660
	renegado m.	400670
	renegar cf. reniegar	400680
	renegrearse v. refl.	400690
	renegrido adj.	400700
	renes m.	400710
	renfermar (fr.) v.	400720
	rengí (t.) adj.	400730
	rengrasiamiento (it.) m.	400750
	rengrasiar (it.) v.	400760
	reniegador/dera n.	400770
	reniegamiento m.	400780
	reniegante m. & adj.	400790
	reniegar v.	400800
	renkonar v.	400810
	renkontrar (fr.) v.	400820
	renkontrarse (fr.) v. refl.	400830
	renkontro/renkuentro (fr.) m.	400840
	renkor m.	400850
	renomado (fr.) adj.	400860
	renombrado cf. renomado	400870
	renombre m.	400880
	renomé (fr.) m.	400900
	renovado adj.	400910
	renovador m.	400920
	renovante adj.	400930
	renovar v.	400940
	renovasión f.	400950
	renovelado (fr.) adj.	400960
	renovelamiento (fr.) m.	400970
	renovelar (fr.) v.	400980
	renseniado (fr.) adj.	400990
	renseniam(i)ento (fr.) m.	401000
	renseniar (fr.) v.	401010
	renta f.	401020
	rentabilidad f.	401030
	rentado adj.	401040
	rentar v.	401050
	rentero cf. rentier	401060
	rentier (fr.) m.	401070
	rentrar (fr.) v.	401080
	renuevo m.	401100
	renunsia f.	401110
	renunsiamiento m.	401120
	renunsiar v.	401130
	renunsiasión f.	401140
	renuvelar (fr.) cf. renovelar	401150
	renyir v.	401160
	renyudar	401170
	reo m.	401180
	reorganizador m.	401190
	reorganizar v.	401200
	reorganizasión f.	401210
	reoyador m.	401215
	reoyadura f.	401220
	reoyar v.	401230
	reparador m. & adj.	401240
	reparar v.	401250
	repararse v. refl.	401260
	reparasión f.	401270
	reparavle adj.	401280
	reparo m.	401290
	repartidor m.	401300
	repartir v.	401310
	repartirse v. refl.	401315
	repartisión f.	401320
	reparto m.	401330
	repasar v.	401340
	repasarse v.	401360
	repaso m.	401370
	repatriado adj.	401380
	repatriar v.	401390
	repatriasión f.	401400
	repelado adj.	401410
	repelador m.	401420
	repeladura f.	401430
	repelar v.	401440
	repelo m.	401450
	repensar v.	401460
	repentido cf. arrepentido	401480
	repentimiento cf. arrepentimiento	401490
	repentir/se cf. arrepentir/se	401500
	reperkusión f.	401510
	repertorio m.	401520
	repertuar (fr.) cf. repertorio	401530
	repetar (fr.) cf. repetir	401540
	repeté (fr.) adv.	401550
	repetir v.	401560
	repetisión f.	401580
	repilar v.	401590
	replantar v.	401600
	repligar v.	401610
	repligarse v. refl.	401620
	réplika f.	401630
	replikador adj.	401640
	replikar v.	401650
	reportaj/e f.	401660
	reportar v.	401670
	reporter/o m.	401680
	reporto m.	401690
	repotrón m.	401700
	repotrear v.	401710
	repotreo m.	401720
	repovlado adj.	401730
	repovlar v.	401740
	repovlasión f.	401750
	repozadamente adv.	401755
	repozado adj.	401760
	repozante adj.	401770
	repozar v.	401780
	repozarse v. refl.	401800
	repozo m.	401810
	repreensión f.	401865
	represalía f.	401870
	represión f.	401880
	represivo adj.	401890
	represor m.	401900
	repreza f.	401910
	reprezentante m.	401920
	reprezentar v.	401940
	reprezentasión f.	401950
	reprezentativo adj.	401960
	reprimenda f.	401970
	reprimendar v.	401980
	reprimir v.	401990
	repriz/a (fr.) f.	402000
	reprizar (fr.) v.	402010
	reproduksión f.	402020
	reproduzir/reproduizir v.	402030
	reproshable adj.	402040
	reproshar v.	402050
	reproshe m.	402060
	reptil m. & adj.	402080
	repúblika f.	402090
	republikano m. & adj.	402100
	repudiar v.	402110
	repudiasión f.	402120
	repudio m.	402130
	repuesta f.	402140
	repuestón m.	402160
	repulgar cf. arrepulgar	402170
	repulgo m.	402180
	repunyansa (fr.) f.	402190
	repunyante (fr.) adj.	402200
	repunyar (fr.) v.	402210
	repushón m.	402220
	repushar/repujar cf. arrempushar	402230
	reputado adj.	402240
	reputasión f.	402250
	resalir v.	402260
	resaltar v.	402265
	resam (t.) m.	402267
	resefta f.	402270
	resekado adj.	402280
	resekar v.	402290
	reseko m.	402300
	reselar cf. arreselar	402310
	reselo m.	402320
	reselozo/resilozo adj.	402330
	resender v.	402340
	resendiente adj.	402350
	resensamiento m.	402360
	resentado cf. arresentado	402370
	resentador m.	402380
	resentar cf. arresentar	402390
	resentimiento m.	402395
	resentir (fr.) v.	402400
	resentirse v. refl.	402410
	resento m.	402425
	resepsión f.	402430
	reseptor m.	402440
	resesión f.	402450
	resferensia cf. diferensia	402460
	resfetijar v.	402465
	resflogo m.	402470
	resfolgado adj.	402480
	resfolgar v.	402490
	resfolgarse v. refl.	402500
	resfolgo m.	402510
	resfriado adj.	402520
	resfriadura f.	402530
	resfriamiento cf. resfriadura	402540
	resfrío m.	402550
	resfuyido/resfuído m.	402560
	resfuyir/resfuír v.	402570
	resfuyirse/resfuírse v. refl.	402580
	resfuyo/resfuygo m.	402590
	resgatado cf. arresgatado	402600
	resgatador cf. arresgatador	402610
	resgatar/se cf. arresgatar/se	402620
	resgatavle cf. arresgatavle	402630
	resgate cf. rezgate	402640
	resgo m.	402650
	resguadrar v.	402655
	resha f.	402660
	reshas f. pl.	402670
	reshhodesh (ebr.) cf. rosh-hodesh	402680
	res.hodes (ebr.) cf. rosh-hodesh	402690
	resién cf. rezín	402700
	resiender v.	402710
	resienderse v. refl.	402715
	resiente adj.	402720
	resientemente adv.	402730
	resientería (fr.) f.	402740
	resiento m.	402750
	resim (t.) m.	402790
	resipente/resipiente m.	402800
	resipola cf. rizipola	402810
	resiproko adj.	402820
	resiprosidad f.	402830
	resistar cf. rezistir	402840
	resitador/dera n.	402850
	resitante adj.	402860
	resitar v.	402870
	resitasión f.	402880
	resitativo adj.	402890
	resito cf. resitasión	402895
	resivida f.	402900
	resivido adj.	402920
	resividor/dera n.	402930
	resivimiento m.	402940
	resivir v.	402950
	resivirse v. refl.	402970
	resivivle- guezmo resivivle	402975
	resivo m.	402980
	reskaldadika f.	403010
	reskaldar v.	403020
	reskaldo/reskaldada m./f.	403030
	reskapado m. & adj.	403040
	reskatar cf. arresgatar	403050
	reskate cf. rezgate	403060
	reskayentar/reskaentar v.	403070
	reskayentor m.	403080
	reskoldo cf. reskaldo	403090
	reskontrar v.	403100
	reskontro m.	403120
	reskovdar/se cf. arreskovdarse	403130
	reskovdo m.	403140
	reskrivirse v. refl.	403145
	reskunyar cf. raskunyar	403150
	reskunyo cf. raskunyo	403160
	resma cf. rezma	403170
	resmi (t.) adj.	403180
	resmirar/se v./v. refl.	403190
	resonar cf. sonar	403191
	respaldar v.	403195
	respaldo m.	403200
	resparte- en resparte cf. en desparte	403210
	respartir cf. despartir	403220
	respektado (fr.)/respetado adj.	403230
	respektar (fr.)/respetar v.	403240
	respektavle (fr.) adj.	403250
	respektivamente adv.	403260
	respektivo adj.	403270
	respekto (fr.)/respeto m.	403280
	respektozo cf. respektuozo	403320
	respektuozamente (fr.) adv.	403325
	respektuozo (fr.)/respetuozo adj.	403330
	respirar v.	403340
	respirasión f.	403350
	respiro m.	403360
	resplander v.	403370
	resplandeser v.	403380
	resplandesiente/respladiente adj.	403390
	resplandor m.	403400
	resplono adj.	403410
	responder v.	403420
	responsabilidad/responsabilitá f.	403440
	responsavle adj.	403460
	responso m.	403480
	respuesta f.	403490
	resta/reste f.	403500
	restableser v.	403520
	restado cf. restante	403525
	retamo/a m./f.	403530
	restán m.	403540
	restante adj.	403550
	restar/restarse (fr.) v./. refl.	403560
	restaurador cf. restorador	403570
	restaurar cf. restorar	403580
	restaurasión cf. restorasión	403590
	reste cf. resto	403600
	réstel (alem.) m.	403610
	restituir v.	403620
	restitusión f.	403630
	resto m.	403640
	restorador m.	403660
	restorán (fr.) cf. restorante	403670
	restoraniko m.	403680
	restorante m.	403690
	restorar v.	403700
	restorasión f.	403710
	restra cf. resta	403720
	restrenyir v.	403730
	restriksión f.	403740
	restrindjente cf. restrinyente	403750
	restrindjir cf. restrinyir	403760
	restrinyente adj.	403770
	restrinyido adj.	403780
	restrinyir v.	403790
	restrojo m.	403795
	resud (ebr.) f.	403800
	resumidero m.	403810
	resumido adj.	403820
	resumir v.	403830
	resumirse v. refl.	403840
	resumo m.	403850
	resureksión f.	403860
	resursa/s (fr.) f./f. pl.	403870
	resusitar v.	403880
	resvaladera cf. arresvaladera	403890
	resvaladero cf. arresvaladero	403900
	resvaladura cf. arresvaladura	403910
	resvalante cf. arresvalante	403920
	resvalar cf. arresvalar	403930
	resvalatina cf. arresvalatina	403940
	resvalo cf. arresvalo	403950
	resvalón cf. arresvalón	403960
	resvalozo cf. arresvalozo	403970
	retadrado adj.	403980
	retadrador m.	403990
	retadramiento m.	404000
	retadrar cf. retardar	404010
	retadro cf. retardo	404020
	retaliador m.	404030
	retalio m.	404040
	retama f.	404050
	retardamiento m.	404060
	retardar v.	404070
	retardario m.	404080
	retardasión f.	404090
	retardatario m.	404100
	retardo m.	404110
	retembla f.	404120
	retemblar v.	404130
	retemblor m.	404140
	retener v.	404150
	retenyedera f.	404160
	retenyer v.	404170
	retina f.	404180
	retinyente adj.	404190
	retirada f.	404200
	retirado adj.	404210
	retirador m.	404220
	retiramiento m.	404230
	retirar v.	404240
	retirarse v. refl.	404250
	retiro m.	404260
	retomar v.	404270
	retopar v.	404280
	retórika f.	404290
	retorikamente adv.	404300
	retóriko adj.	404310
	retornar v.	404320
	retornarse v. refl.	404330
	retorno m.	404340
	retorser v.	404370
	retorsido adj.	404380
	retorsimiento m.	404390
	retraer v.	404400
	retraktar/se v./v. refl.	404410
	retraktasión f.	404420
	retranshar (fr.) v.	404425
	retrasar v.	404430
	retraso m.	404440
	retratado adj.	404450
	retratador m.	404460
	retratar v.	404470
	retrato m.	404480
	retravar/se v./v. refl.	404490
	retreta (fr.) f.	404500
	retribuir v.	404510
	retribusión f.	404520
	retroaksión f.	404530
	retroaktivo adj.	404540
	retrogradar v.	404550
	retrogrado adj. & m.	404560
	retrospektivo adj.	404570
	retuerser cf. retorser	404580
	retuersido cf. retorsido	404590
	retuerto cf. tuerto	404600
	reuchita (it.) cf. reushida	404610
	reumátiko cf. rumátiko	404620
	reumatizmo cf. rumatizmo	404630
	reunido adj.	404640
	reunión f.	404650
	reunir v.	404660
	reunirse v. refl.	404670
	reusa cf. refuzo	404680
	reusar cf. refuzar	404690
	reushida/reushita (fr.) f.	404700
	reushido (fr.) adj.	404710
	reushimiento (fr.) m.	404720
	reushir (fr.) v.	404730
	revah (ebr.) m.	404750
	revahá (ebr.) f.	404770
	revalidar v.	404780
	revalorizar v.	404790
	revalorizasión f.	404800
	revalsa (it.) f.	404810
	revalsar (it.) v.	404820
	revalsarse (it.) v. refl.	404830
	revanada f.	404840
	revanadika f.	404860
	revanador m.	404870
	revanar v.	404880
	revandikar (fr.) v.	404890
	revandikasión (fr.) f.	404900
	revani m.	404910
	revansh (fr.) f.	404920
	revanyo m.	404930
	revatar cf. arrevatar	404940
	revedimiento m.	404950
	revedreser/revedrir v.	404960
	revedrido adj.	404970
	revelado adj.	404980
	revelador/dera n.	404990
	revelamiento cf. revelasión	405000
	revelar v.	405010
	revelarse v. refl.	405020
	revelasión f.	405030
	reveldar v.	405040
	revelde n.	405050
	revelio cf. reveyo	405060
	revendedor m.	405070
	revender v.	405080
	revendikar (fr.) cf. revandikar	405090
	revenido m.	405100
	revenir (fr.) v.	405110
	revent cf. ravent	405145
	reventar/se cf. arreventar/se	405150
	rever (fr.) m.	405160
	rever v.	405170
	reverans (fr.) m.	405190
	reverdido cf. revedrido	405200
	reverendo adj.	405210
	reverensia f.	405220
	reverente adj.	405230
	reversar v.	405240
	reverter v.	405250
	revertido adj.	405260
	revés m.	405270
	revestir v.	405300
	revestirse v. refl.	405310
	reveyada f.	405315
	reveyador/dera n.	405320
	reveyar v.	405330
	reveyarse v. refl.	405340
	reveyo m.	405350
	reveyón (fr.) f.	405360
	revez cf. revés	405370
	revichella f.	405380
	reviit (ebr.) f.	405390
	revilio m.	405400
	revista m.	405410
	revizar v.	405430
	revizión f.	405440
	revizionisto m.	405450
	revizionizmo m.	405460
	revizor m.	405470
	revmátiko cf. rumátiko	405480
	revmatizmo cf. rumatizmo	405490
	revolio cf. revólver	405500
	revokar v.	405510
	revokasión f.	405520
	revolkar v.	405530
	revolkarse v. refl.	405540
	revolta f.	405550
	revoltado adj.	405560
	revoltante adj.	405570
	revoltar (fr.) v.	405580
	revoltarse (fr.) v. refl.	405590
	revolteo m.	405600
	revoltón cf. reboltón	405610
	revoltozo adj.	405620
	revolusión f.	405630
	revolusionar v.	405640
	revolusionario m. & adj.	405650
	revólver m.	405660
	revolver/se cf. rebolver/se	405670
	revolverada f.	405680
	revuelta cf. rebuelta	405690
	rey m.	405700
	reyador m.	405800
	reyenadika cf. reyenado	405810
	reyenado adj. cf. arreyenado	405820
	reyenado m.	405830
	reyenar cf. arreyenar	405840
	reyeno adj.	405850
	reyevar cf. arreyevar	405860
	reyeziko m.	405870
	reynado cf. reyenado	405875
	reyón (fr.) m.	405880
	rezalet (t.) m.	405890
	rezalitlik (t.) m.	405920
	rezdoblado adj.	405930
	reze m.	405940
	rezé (t.) m.	405950
	rezerva f.	405960
	rezervado adj.	405970
	rezervar v.	405980
	rezervarse v. refl.	405990
	rezervista m.	406000
	rezervuar (t./fr.) m.	406005
	rezgatar cf. arresgatar	406010
	rezgatarse cf. arresgatarse	406015
	rezgate/rezgato m.	406020
	rezgunio cf. raskunio	406030
	reziamente adv.	406040
	reziané m.	406050
	rezidensia f.	406060
	rezidensial adj.	406070
	rezidente n.	406080
	rezidir v.	406090
	reziduo m.	406100
	reziendumbre m.	406110
	rezignasión (fr.) cf. rezinyasión	406120
	rezikado cf. rizikozo	406130
	rezikar cf. rizikar	406140
	réziko cf. ríziko	406150
	rezikozo cf. rizikozo	406160
	rezil (t.) cf. rizil	406170
	rezilik (t.) cf. rizilik	406180
	rezín adv.	406190
	rezina f.	406230
	rezinozo adj.	406240
	rezinyado (fr.) adj.	406250
	rezinyar (fr.) v.	406260
	rezinyarse (fr.) v. refl.	406270
	rezinyasión f.	406280
	rezio adj.	406290
	rezior m.	406340
	rezistensia f.	406370
	rezistiente/resistente adj.	406380
	rezistir v.	406390
	rezitlik (t.) cf. rizilik	406400
	reziura f.	406410
	rezkuniado cf. raskuniado	406420
	rezma f.	406430
	rezolusión f.	406440
	rezolusionado adj.	406450
	rezolver v.	406460
	rezolverse v. refl.	406470
	rezolvido adj.	406480
	rezonans (fr.) m.	406490
	rezonante adj.	406500
	rezonar v.	406510
	rezorbar v.	406520
	rezultado m.	406530
	rezultante adj.	406540
	rezultar v.	406550
	rezum cf. rizum	406560
	rezumé (fr.) cf. rezumen	406570
	rezumen m.	406580
	rezumido m.	406600
	rezumir	406610
	rezvalón m.	406620
	rezvalada cf. arresvalada	406630
	rezvaladera cf. arresvaladera	406640
	rezvaladijo adj.	406650
	rezvalamiento cf. arresvalamiento	406660
	rezvalar cf. arresvalar	406665
	rialse cf. bodre	406670
	riayet (t.) m.	406680
	ribí (ebr.) cf. rebí	406690
	ribit (ebr.) f.	406700
	ribón olamim!/ribonó shel olam! (ebr.) interj.	406710
	ribuy (ebr.) m.	406720
	richina f.	406730
	ridá (t.) cf. rizá	406750
	ridikolizar/ridikulizar v.	406760
	ridikolizarse/ridikulizarse v. refl.	406770
	ridíkolo/ridíkulo adj.	406780
	ridjá (t.) cf. redjá	406790
	ridjal (t.) m.	406800
	ridó (fr.) m.	406805
	riedero m.	406810
	riedor/dera n. & adj.	406820
	riente adj.	406830
	rifa f.	406850
	riflo cf. reflo	406880
	riga (it.)f.	406890
	rigado adj.	406900
	rigano (gr.) m.	406910
	rigar v.	406920
	rigla cf. regla	406930
	riglado cf. reglado	406940
	riglar cf. reglar	406950
	riglita f.	406960
	rigmir/se cf. regmir/se	406970
	rigor m.	406980
	rigoristo adj.	407000
	rigorozamente adv.	407010
	rigorozo adj.	407020
	rih (t.) m.	407030
	riha f.	407040
	rihado adj.	407050
	rihar v.	407070
	riharse v. refl.	407080
	rihmido adj.	407090
	rihmidor m.	407100
	rihmir v.	407110
	rihmisión f.	407120
	riidero m.	407130
	riir v.	407140
	riirse v. refl.	407240
	rija f.	407290
	rijestrar v.	407300
	rijidero m.	407310
	rijidor/dera n.	407320
	rijidura f.	407330
	rijimiento (1) m.	407340
	rijimiento (2) cf. rijidero	407350
	rijindera f.	407360
	rijindón cf. rijidor	407370
	rijindor/rijidor/dera n.	407380
	rijir v.	407390
	rijirse v. refl.	407460
	rijo m.	407490
	rikamente adv.	407550
	rikés (fr.) cf. rikeza	407555
	rikeza f.	407560
	rikijmo cf. rikisísimo	407580
	rikinión m.	407590
	rikinion/a cf. rikón/a	407600
	rikishmo/rikishishmo cf. rikisísimo	407610
	rikísimo/rikisísimo m. & adj.	407620
	riko adj. & m.	407630
	rikón adj.	407660
	rikota (it.) f.	407670
	rimón/rimonim (ebr.) m. pl.	407680
	rima f.	407690
	rimá f.	407700
	rimador m.	407710
	rimajeja/rimajeza (it.) f.	407720
	rimanente (it.) adj.	407730
	rimaner (it.) v.	407740
	rimar v.	407750
	rimesha f.	407760
	rimishkar (it.) v.	407770
	rincha/rincho (it.) f./m.	407780
	rinchar (it.) v.	407790
	rinchido m.	407800
	rincholes/rinchones (it.) m. pl.	407810
	ringa (t.) f.	407820
	ringera (it.) f.	407830
	rinkón m.	407840
	rinkonada f.	407850
	rinkoniado/rinkonado adj.	407860
	rinkon(i)arse v. refl.	407870
	rinkoniera f.	407880
	rinyón m.	407890
	rinyonada f.	407895
	río m.	407900
	risasa/resasa f.	407920
	rishgo cf. risko/rishko	407925
	rish'ut (ebr.) m.	407927
	riskar/rishkar (port.) v.	407930
	riskisio m.	407940
	risko/rishko (port.) m.	407950
	riskozo (port.) adj.	407960
	rispeto (it.) cf. respekto	407970
	rista cf. resta	407980
	ristorant cf. restorante	407990
	ristra cf. resta	408000
	risuelto adj.	408010
	risuenyo adj.	408020
	risumat (t.) m. pl.	408040
	rítmiko adj.	408050
	ritmo m.	408060
	rito m.	408070
	ritual adj.	408080
	ritual m.	408090
	riushir (it.) cf. reushir	408100
	riushita (it.) cf. reushida	408110
	riva (1) (fr.) f.	408120
	riva (2) cf. enriva	408130
	rival adj.	408140
	rivalde cf. rival	408150
	rivalidad/rivalitá f.	408160
	rivalizar v.	408170
	riviar v.	408180
	rivio m.	408190
	riyador cf. rayidor	408200
	rizá (t.) f.	408210
	riza f.	408240
	rizeka (t.) f.	408340
	rizgo cf. risko	408350
	rizgunyo cf. raskunyo	408360
	rizika f.	408370
	rizikador (it.) m.	408380
	rizikar (it.) v.	408390
	ríziko (it.) m.	408410
	rizikozo (it.) adj.	408440
	rizil (t.) m. & adj.	408450
	rizilik (t.) m.	408470
	rizín cf. rezín	408480
	rizipola f.	408490
	rizivle adj.	408500
	rizma cf. resta	408510
	rizo cf. riza	408530
	rizón m.	408540
	rizoto/risoto (it.) m.	408550
	rizum/rizom m.	408560
	roba (fr.) f.	408570
	robdishán (fr.) f.	408580
	robiné (fr.) m.	408590
	robisa (ebr.) cf. rubisa	408600
	robusteza f.	408610
	robusto adj.	408620
	rochko adj.	408630
	rodancha f.	408640
	rodar cf. rodear	408650
	rodeadero m.	408660
	rodeado adj.	408670
	rodear/rodearse v./v. refl.	408680
	rodeo m.	408690
	rodiyarse v. refl.	408710
	rodiyas/rodías f. pl.	408720
	rodondo cf. redondo	408760
	roedarse v. refl.	408770
	roendando adj.	408780
	roer/roendar v.	408790
	rofidan (t.) cf. rafidán	408800
	rofit (t.) m.	408810
	rogador m.	408820
	rogar v.	408830
	rogativa f.	408870
	rogativle adj.	408880
	rohetz/a/rohé(t)s/a (ebr.) m./f.	408890
	roido cf. ruido	408900
	rojar cf. arrojar	408910
	rojiol cf. rosinyol	408920
	roka f.	408930
	rolo (1) m.	408940
	rolo (2) (fr.) m.	408960
	romajía f.	409000
	romajeja cf. rimajeza	409010
	romana f.	409020
	romaneser v.	409030
	romanesido m.	409040
	romanesko (fr.) cf. romántiko	409045
	Romanía f.	409050
	romanía	409060
	romaniotes m. pl.	409070
	romano m. & adj.	409080
	romansa f.	409090
	romansar/romansear v.	409100
	romansero/romansiero m.	409110
	romansier/o m.	409120
	romansiyo m.	409130
	romanso m.	409140
	romántiko adj.	409150
	romantismo/romantizmo m.	409160
	romatismal cf. rumatismal	409170
	romatismo cf. rumatismo	409180
	romatizante cf. rumatizante	409190
	romazán (t.) cf. ramazán	409200
	romero m.	409210
	rompedero m.	409220
	rompedor adj.	409230
	rompedor m.	409240
	rompedura f.	409250
	rompekavesas m.	409260
	rompemiento m.	409270
	rompeolas m.	409280
	romper v.	409290
	romperse v. refl.	409410
	rompeselevros m.	409440
	rompida- dar rompidas	409450
	rompido adj.	409460
	rompimiento m.	409470
	ronchar v.	409490
	ronda f.	409500
	rondjar cf. arrojar	409510
	rondjón m.	409520
	ronflante (fr.) adj.	409530
	ronjar cf. arrojar	409540
	ronkadero m.	409550
	ronkador/dera n.	409560
	ronkar v.	409570
	ronkear v.	409580
	ronkedad f.	409590
	ronkera/ronkero f.	409600
	ronkerío m.	409610
	ronkeyar cf. ronkear	409620
	ronkeza cf. ronkera	409630
	ronkido m.	409640
	ronkijo m.	409650
	ronkío cf. ronkido	409660
	ronko adj.	409670
	ronyer (fr.) v.	409680
	ropa f.	409690
	ropaje m.	409780
	ropería f.	409790
	roperío m.	409800
	ropero m.	409810
	ropezika f.	409820
	rosaná/roshaná (ebr.) m.	409830
	rosbif m.	409840
	rosh-ashaná (ebr.) m.	409850
	rosh-hodesh (ebr.)	409860
	roshió m.	409870
	rosho adj.	409880
	ros.hodes (ebr.) m.	409890
	rosiar v.	409910
	rosinyol (fr.) m.	409920
	rosío m.	409930
	roska f.	409940
	roskero m.	409970
	roskita f.	409980
	rosto m.	409990
	rostro m.	410000
	rota f.	410010
	rotasión f.	410040
	roto adj.	410050
	rotura f.	410080
	rov (ebr.) m.	410090
	rovada f.	410100
	rovador/dera n.	410110
	rovar v.	410120
	rovarse v. refl.	410130
	rovés/rovez cf. revés	410140
	roviko m.	410150
	rovina cf. ruvina	410160
	rovinado cf. ruvinado	410170
	rovinar cf. ruvinar	410180
	rovinozo cf. ruvinozo	410190
	rovo m.	410200
	royacho adj.	410210
	royal adj.	410220
	royalisto m. & adj.	410225
	royer cf. roer	410230
	royo adj.	410240
	royo m.	410250
	roz (fr.) adj.	410260
	roz (fr.) m.	410270
	roza f.	410280
	rozado adj.	410340
	rozal m.	410360
	rozero m.	410370
	rozeta f.	410380
	rozikar (it.) v.	410390
	rozolio m.	410400
	ruah (ebr.) m.	410410
	rubí/rubiko (ebr.) m.	410440
	rubi/rubín m.	410450
	rubie m.	410455
	rubisa (ebr.)f.	410460
	rubisika f.	410470
	rubla f.	410480
	rubrika f.	410490
	ruda f.	410500
	rueda f.	410510
	rueja cf. oreja	410520
	rueka n.	410530
	ruela cf. rueda	410540
	rufiano/rufián (it.) n.	410550
	rufidán (t.) cf. rafidán	410560
	rufieza f.	410570
	rufio adj.	410580
	ruga cf. arruga	410590
	rugozo adj.	410600
	ruh! (arab.) interj.	410610
	ruha cf. riha	410620
	ruidiziko m.	410630
	ruido m.	410640
	ruidozamente adv.	410665
	ruidozo adj.	410670
	ruina cf. ruvina	410680
	ruinar cf. ruvinar	410690
	ruinarse cf. ruvinarse	410700
	ruír v.	410710
	ruisenyor m.	410720
	ruj (fr.) m.	410725
	ruja cf. rija	410730
	rujal cf. orejal	410740
	rujaldes m. pl.	410750
	rujido m.	410760
	rujir v.	410770
	rukakito m.	410780
	ruló (fr.) m.	410790
	ruleta f.	410800
	rum (it.) m.	410810
	rum-rum m.	410820
	Rumania f.	410830
	rumano/rumeno m. & adj.	410840
	rumátiko adj.	410850
	romatismal adj.	410860
	rumatismo/tizmo m.	410870
	rumatizante m.	410880
	Rumelia f.	410885
	rumía f.	410890
	rumiante m. & adj.	410900
	rumiar v.	410910
	rumor m.	410920
	rumorozo adj.	410940
	runyir v.	410950
	rupo m.	410960
	ruptura f.	410965
	rupuesta cf. repuesta	410970
	rurulí m.	410980
	rusesko m.	410990
	rushfelchí (t.) adj.	411000
	rushfet/rushvet (t.) m.	411010
	Rusía f.	411020
	rusifikar v.	411030
	rusifikasión f.	411040
	rusío cf. rosío	411050
	ruso m. & adj.	411060
	rutbe (t.) m.	411070
	rutina f.	411080
	rutinado adj.	411090
	rutiniero adj.	411100
	ruvés cf. revés	411110
	ruviear v.	411120
	ruvina f.	411130
	ruvinado adj.	411140
	ruvinador m.	411150
	ruvinar v.	411160
	ruvinarse v. refl.	411170
	ruvinozo adj.	411180
	ruvio adj.	411190
	ruzum/ruzom cf. rizum	411210
Healthy, strong, whole, trustworthy	saalam (t.) adj.	411220
	saar (ebr.) cf. sar	411230
hour; clock	saat (t.) m.	411240
watchmaker	saatchí (t.) m.	411250
Sabbath	sabá/sabat (ebr.) m.	411260
Wake up early	sabahchí (t.) m.	411330
At dawn	sabaile (t.) adv.	411340
Fear, anxiety, terror, anguish	sabaratada f.	411350
My Sabbath, of the Sabbath	sabátiko (ebr.) adj.	411360
Crime, offense	sabika (t.) f.	411365
A habitual offender, returning to his senses	sabikalí (t.) m.	411370
patience	sabir (t.) m.	411380
Patient, patient	sabirlí (t.) adj.	411390
Saboteur, doing a bad job.	sabotador/saboteador m.	411400
Sabotage, sabotage	sabotaje m.	411410
Sabotaged, did a bad job.	sabotar/sabotear v.	411420
Sabar, Sabres	sabra (arab.) f.	411430
soap	sabún (t.) m.	411440
Soapmaker, soap manufacturer/seller	sabundjí (t.) m.	411450
Impatient	sabursiz/sabursuz (t.) adj.	411460
Tin; baking utensils made of tin or zinc	sach (t.) m.	411470
	sachí (t.) cf. saatchí	411480
Baldness, baldness; dandruff	sachlirán (t.)m.	411490
Vain talk, nonsense, slander, slander	sachmá (t.) f.	411500
Simple, casual, pure, unmixed; merely, merely	sadé (t.) adj. & adv.	411520
righteous	sadik (ebr.) m.	411530
philanthropist	sadikero (ebr.) m.	411540
	sadirazim (t.) cf. sadrazam	411550
sadist	sadista/o m.	411560
Sadism	sadizmo m.	411570
Tassel, tassel, fife, saying	sadjak (t.) f.	411580
Grand Vizier, Prime Minister of the Ottoman Empire	sadrazam/n (t.) m.	411590
	sadrela cf. sardela	411600
Sardine seller	sadrelero m.	411610
Arrow; Bochier	saeta f.	411620
Arrow shot; offensive hint	saetada f.	411640
	saetador cf. asaetador	411645
Shoot an arrow	saetear v.	411650
Crossbow	saetero m.	411660
Three-masted ship	saetía f.	411665
Innocent, innocent, stupid	saf (t.) adj.	411670
carrot	safanoria f.	411690
Winter chickenpox	safanyón m.	411700
	safayfa cf. sofayfa	411710
Doubt, doubt; apprehension, suspicion, suspicion of non-kosherness	safek (ebr.) m.	411720
Doubtful, dubious, suspect; unreliable; suspicious	safeklí (ebr.) adj.	411780
Pure; certainly, without a doubt	safí (t.) adj. & adv.	411790
sapphire	safir/a m.	411800
north	safón (ebr.) m.	411805
Bile, black bile	safrá (t.) f.	411810
Good morning!	safrá! (aram.) interj.	411830
Silky, soft and delicate skin	saframán m.	411840
Turmeric, saffron	safrán m.	411850
	safumado cf. saumado	411870
	safumador cf. saumadera	411880
	safumar cf. saumar	411890
Snuff box	safumeria f.	411900
	safumerio cf. saumerio	411910
milk	sagear v.	411920
health	saglik (t.) m.	411930
holy	sagrado adj.	411940
Official seal/stamp of approval	sah (t.) m.	411960
A certain amount	sah ma (ebr.) m.	411965
Total, the grand total	sahakol (ebr.) m.	411970
Fool, fool, stupid	sahal (ebr.) m.	411980
wage	sahar (ebr.) m.	411985
Beach, shore, seashore	sahil (t.) m.	411987
	sahlep (t.) cf. salep	411990
Carpet, rug	saka f.	412000
Drinking water	saká (t.) f.	412010
Shekai, water carrier (leather belt)	sakadjí (t.) m.	412020
Water pump	sakador m.	412025
Removal, displacement, extraction, origin	sakadura f.	412030
Short coat, jacket	sakaki/sakachi (gr.) m.	412050
Abdaqan	sakalí (t.) adj.	412060
dangerous	sakametlí (t.) adj.	412070
danger	sakametlik (t.) m.	412075
	sakaná (ebr.) cf. sekaná	412080
	sakanozo (ebr.) cf. sekanozo	412090
Mischievous, corrupting everything he gets his hands on.	sakapro m.	412100
Removed, removed, lowered, eliminated	sakar v.	412110
Removed himself, removed himself	sakarse v. refl.	412145
	sakarado cf. sakrado	412150
Saccharin	sakarina f.	412160
Damaged; disabled, deformed, mutilated	sakat (t.) m. & adj.	412170
Disabled, handicapped	sakatladeado (t.) adj.	412180
Crippled, became disabled	sakatladear (t.) v.	412190
	sakatlear (t.) cf. sakatladear	412200
Became disabled, became disabled	sakatlearse (t.) v. refl.	412210
Disability, deformity	sakatlik (t.) m.	412220
Robber, robber, plunderer	sakeador m.	412230
Robbery, theft, looting	sakeamiento m.	412240
Plunder, rob, plunder; destroy	sakear v.	412250
Robbery, plunder, plunder, plunder, plunder	sakeo m.	412260
Sack workshop/shop	sakería f.	412270
A pile of empty sacks	sakerío m.	412280
Shekai, manufacturer/seller of bags	sakero m.	412290
Be careful! Never!	sakín! (t.) interj.	412300
Bag; bundle	sakito m.	412310
A type of chewing gum (Turkey)	sakiz (t.) m.	412320
Sack; short coat, vest, waistcoat	sako m.	412330
Sacred, exalted	sakrado adj.	412430
Ritualistic, sacred, of holiness	sakramental adj.	412440
Sacrament (Christian rite)	sakramento m.	412450
Kiddish, consecrate	sakrar v.	412460
	sakrifiar/se cf. sakrifikar/se	412470
One who offers the sacrifice, one who offers the burnt offering; one who slaughters	sakrifikador m.	412480
Sacrifice, offer a sacrifice; dedicate	sakrifikar v.	412490
Sacrificed himself, devoted himself	sakrifikarse v. refl.	412500
	sakrifisiar/se cf. sakrifikar/se	412510
Sacrifice, offering, offering; sacrifice, dedication	sakrifisio m.	412520
Blasphemy	sakriledjio/sakrilejio m.	412540
Holy, consecrated	sakro adj.	412550
Most Holy, of the Holy of Holies	sakrosankto/sakrosanto adj.	412560
pot	saksí (t.) m.	412570
shaking, jolt, jolting; vigorous investigation; noise, earthquake	sakudida f.	412580
A tendency to clean constantly, a cleaning mania	sakudidero m.	412590
Thorough cleaning of the house; thorough shaking of the pockets; bowel cleansing	sakudido m.	412600
Dustpan, bat, duster (feathers or horsehair)	sakudidor m.	412620
shaking, jolting, jolt, jolt	sakudimiento m.	412630
Shake, shock, jolt, shake; dust, clean thoroughly	sakudir v.	412640
Shaken, shaken, shaken off	sakudirse v. refl.	412700
Backpack, satchel; purse, trash bag (pouch)	sakula (gr.) f.	412740
salt	sal f.	412750
Hall, lounge, room	sala f.	412880
	salada cf. salata	412900
	saladado cf. saldado	412910
Move, move	saladear (t.) v.	412920
A little too salty; a little too expensive; peppery, sexually suggestive	saladiko adj.	412940
Salty; Pickled in salt; Expensive	salado adj.	412970
herring	salado m.	412980
Colander, a vessel used to place meat after salting; a container for soaking food in salt	salador m.	412990
Salinity; salinity	saladura f.	413000
Complete, without defect, in good condition; without danger, safe, stable; honest, trustworthy without hesitation	salam (t.) adj.	413010
	salam/salama/salame cf. salami	413030
Excessive politeness with the intention of later misleading, insincere politeness	salamalek (t.) m.	413040
Peace be upon you!	salamalek! (arab./t.) interj.	413050
fawning, flattering, flattering; displaying false politeness	salamalikero (arab./t.) adj.	413060
An ever-burning fireplace	salamandra f.	413070
Sausage and hot dog shop	salamería f.	413080
Flattery, false respect, false affection, excessive politeness	salamerías (t.) f. pl.	413090
	salamero (1) (t.) cf. salamalikero	413100
Sausage and hot dogs manufacturer/seller	salamero (2) m.	413110
Salami sausage	salami/salamia m./f.	413120
A nickname for a girl who loves pleasure and fun.	salamó	413130
Stock, silage, brine	salamura f.	413140
Honestly, without any malicious intent.	salana salana adv.	413160
Slaughterhouse	salaná (t.) f.	413180
The salted lamb, lamb in salt	salar v.	413190
Employee	salariado n.& adj.	413210
The status of employees	salariato m.	413220
Salary, wage	salario m.	413230
Salad, ''salad'' ? a mixture;	salata (t.) f.	413240
lettuce	salata (fr.) f.	413250
Salad bowl, salad dressing tool set	salatiera f.	413260
hot dog	salchicha f.	413270
Hot dog shop	salchichería f.	413280
Sausage manufacturer/seller	salchichero m.	413290
Repaid, paid	saldado adj.	413300
liquidate (stock, goods); pay off a debt, clear a debt	saldar v.	413310
Attack position, standing ready to attack	saldereada/saldireada (t.) f.	413340
Make a threatening and attacking movement; attack, assault, rush at	salderear/saldirear (t.) v.	413350
Threatening and preparatory and attacking movements (with hands)	saldereo m.	413360
Low account balance	saldiko m.	413370
Free from obligation	saldo adj.	413380
Cash balance; inventory/merchandise liquidation	saldo m.	413390
Orchid (drink)	salep (t.) m.	413420
Orchid seller	salepchí (t.) m.	413430
A large salt shaker (for kitchen use)	salera f.	413440
Salt shaker (table)	salero m.	413450
A pinch of salt	salezika f.	413460
	salhaná (t.) cf. salaná	413470
Exit, exit; going out for fun; excuse; exit; exit; stomach exit, feces	salida f.	413480
A (negative) tendency to constantly leave the house (for entertainment, etc.)1 Diarrhea	salidero m.	413520
Born in .., originating from ..	salido de adj.	413530
exit	salidura f.	413550
Prominent, protruding; coming out	saliente adj.	413570
	salik (t.) cf. saglik	413600
Salt mine; salt lake, salt lake	salina f.	413610
left, left; went out for a walk	salir v.	413620
Resigned (from work), retired, left (home), left for good	salirse v. refl.	414300
Salicylate (salt or ester of salicylic acid)	salisilato m.	414310
Three meals (Saturday)	salisudó (ebr.)	414320
saltpeter	salitra f.	414325
salinity	salitraná f.	414340
Mucus, saliva	saliva f.	414350
Secrete mucus or saliva	salivar v.	414380
Acacia; cluster (grapes)	salkum (t.) m.	414390
	salmamiento cf. salmeamiento	414400
Says psalms; praises, says praises	salmeador m.	414410
Songs and praises	salmeamiento m.	414420
Praise, extol, sing praises, read psalms	salmear v.	414430
	salmeasión cf. salmeamiento	414440
	salmeo cf. salmeamiento	414441
Psalmist; Psalm reader	salmista/o m.	414450
Psalm (Psalms)	salmo m.	414470
To say Psalms in the traditional tune, to read a text in recitative	salmodiar v.	414480
Althet, salmon fish	salmón m.	414490
	salmora/salmura cf. salamura	414500
Guest room, lounge, hall	salón m.	414510
Thessaloniki	salonikiote m.	414520
Mud, dirt, stain	salpika/salpikadura f.	414530
Tendency to spit while talking	salpikadero m.	414540
muddy	salpikado adj.	414550
Slanderer, throws mud at people	salpikador m.	414560
Slime, dirt	salpikadura f.	414570
It drizzled, it rained; it splashed, it threw mud on	salpikar v.	414580
Sludge, slush	salpikarse v. refl.	414600
Slime, dirt, stain, saliva	salpikón m.	414610
Salpingitis, inflammation of the fallopian tubes	salpinjit m.	414620
	salpuyido cf. sarpuído	414630
sauce	salsa f.	414640
Bouncing, skipping; twitching, spasms, vibration	saltadero m.	414670
Broken, shattered	saltado adj.	414675
jumper	saltador m.	414680
Shard, chip	saltadura f.	414690
A frivolous person, "making a fool of himself"	saltakanyo adj.	414700
	saltamiento cf. saltadero	414710
Grasshopper, locust	saltamontes m.	414720
tunic	saltsamarka (t.) f.	414730
Grasshopper, locust; restless, impatient person; superficial person - jumping from one thing to another	saltampies m.	414740
Splendor, splendor, majesty, display of wealth and power; royalty	saltanat (t.) m.	414750
Magnificent, elegant, full of majesty, pompous	saltanatlí (t.) adj.	414770
Bouncy	saltando adj.	414780
Bouncing, skipping	saltané m.	414790
	saltanipies cf. saltampies	414800
Jumped, skipped, leaped, sprang, burst out; exploded; popped in for a visit; spooked	saltar v.	414810
Broken; skipped	saltarse v. refl.	414940
Jumped, jumped, skipped	saltear v.	414950
Jump, skip, high jump, leap, roll, flip, somersault	salto m.	414960
health	salud/salut/salú f.	415010
Sending a peace request	saludador m.	415150
Greet in peace, pray in peace	saludar v.	415160
From now on, from now on	saludaviendo adv.	415170
Healthy, good for health	saludavle adj.	415180
	saludes cf. saludo	415190
Greeting, greeting, salutation	saludo m.	415200
healthy	saludozo adj.	415250
Hiccups	saluso m.	415270
	saluta/e cf. salud	415280
Beneficial, brings blessing	salutario (fr.) adj.	415290
Floury, with a bread flavor	salvadiento adj.	415300
Shady, exploited	salvado adj.	415310
Bran; sawdust; dandruff on the head	salvado m.	415320
Redeemer, rescuer, savior	salvador/dera n.	415330
Wild, savage, barbaric; cruel	salvaje m. & adj.	415340
Wildly, cruelly	salvajemente adv.	415365
Savagery, cruelty, barbarity, vandalism	salvajería f.	415370
Salvation, salvation, redemption	salvamiento m.	415380
	salvante cf. salvador	415390
Save, savior, redeem	salvar v.	415400
Saved, saved, redeemed	salvarse v. refl.	415440
Salvation, salvation, deliverance, redemption	salvasión f.	415450
napkin	salveta (serb.-cro.) f.	415480
Whole, healthy and whole; saved	salvo adj.	415490
except, except for, except for, except for; only if	salvo prep.	415510
Drug, poison, venom	sam (ebr.) m.	415530
Samael, the devil	Samael (ebr.) m.	415535
Straw, hay	samán (t.) m.	415570
Haystack; reed fence	samanlik (t.) m.	415590
	samar cf. semer	415600
Fur	samara f.	415610
Furrier, furrier	samarero m.	415620
Short fur coat	samarón m.	415630
	samas (ebr.) cf. shamash	415640
Sun of Hanukkah	samasa f.	415650
	samavar cf. samovar	415653
	sambashuga cf. shambashuga	415655
Clothing worn by those punished by the Inquisition	sambenito m.	415660
Elderberry (type of plant)	sambuko m.	415670
Toxic, poisonous	samlí (ebr.) adj.	415680
Samovar, a large kettle	samovar m.	415700
A type of pancake filled with almonds, nuts, honey, and cinnamon.	samsada (t.) f.	415710
cookie	samsadika (t.) f.	415720
Broker, agent, pimp	samsar (t.) m.	415730
A type of round pita bread	samún (t.) m.	415740
Fuel fur (animal name); fur fringe of a bourgeois coat	samur (t.) m.	415750
Large bowl, copper plate; reputation, good name	san (t.) m.	415760
The Saint (Saint-)	san adj.	415770
To strike loyal blows	sanabukata- dar a sanabukata (t.)	415780
	sanadarim (ebr.) cf. senadarim	415790
Healer, folk doctor	sanador/dera n.	415800
Healing, recovery, convalescence	sanamiento m.	415810
What is your business?	sanané? (t.) interog.	415820
Healed, healed	sanar v.	415830
Healed, recovered, his condition improved, returned to normal	sanarse v. refl.	415850
Healing; recovery	sanasión f.	415860
Sanatorium, convalescent home	sanatorio m.	415870
Healer, healer	sanavle adj.	415880
	sanche/sanchi (t.) cf. sankí	415890
Approved, agreed	sanchir (it.) v.	415900
godfather	sandak (ebr.) m.	415910
godmother	sandaka (ebr.) f.	415920
Godmothers	sandakut (ebr.) f.	415930
Small rowboat	sandal (t.) m.	415940
sandal	sandala/sandal f. (pl. sandales)	415950
A superficial and untidy girl	sandareta f.	415960
watermelon	sandía f.	415970
Napkin, handkerchief, cloth; type of thin fabric	sandila (gr.) f.	415980
District; flag, flagpole, flagpole	sandjak (t.) m.	416000
Sharp, stabbing pain	sandjiz (t.) m.	416010
	sandju(r)guela/sandju(ru)ela cf. sangujuela	416020
chess	sandrach (t.) m.	416030
ashtray	sandrier/sandrié (fr.) m.	416040
Tombstone in the form of a brick box and marble cover; an arched, recessed box	sanduka (t.) f.	416050
Sandwich	sandvich (ing.) m.	416060
health	sanedad f.	416070
Sanhedrin, an assembly of the greatest sages	sanedrín (aram.) m.	416080
Without ceremonies	sanfasón (fr.) adv.	416090
Bloodthirsty, cruel	sanginario adj.	416100
Hiccup	sanglut(e)ar/sanglutir (fr.) v.	416110
Hiccups	sangluto/sangloto (fr.) m.	416120
Scalpel for bloodletting	sangradera f.	416150
Bloody	sangrador/dera m.	416160
bloodletting	sangradura f.	416170
He drew blood.	sangrar v.	416180
Bloodstained, bloody	sangrateado adj.	416190
Redeemed in blood, soiled in blood	sangratear v.	416200
Redeemed in blood	sangratearse v. refl.	416210
Blood; family relationship	sangre f.	416220
	sangreadera cf. sangradera	416680
Bleed, drank blood	sangrear v.	416690
	sangrefisiar cf. sakrifisiar	416700
	sangrefisio cf. sakrifisio	416710
Even-tempered, cold-hearted	sangrefría adj.	416720
	sangrento cf. sangriente	416730
The blood stains	sangret(e)ar v.	416740
Bleed	sangretearse v. refl.	416750
Bloody, bloodstained	sangretozo adj.	416760
bloodletting	sangría f.	416770
Blood-drinking, bleeding	sangriente adj.	416780
	sangriento cf. sangriente	416790
Full of blood (about to burst)	sangrino adj.	416800
Pleasant, comfortable, popular, sympathetic, easy-going; hereditary	sangrudo adj.	416810
leech	sangujuela f.	416820
Sanitation, sanitation; sanitary	sanitar/io m. & adj.	416830
	sanjiguela cf. sangujuela	416840
As if	sankí/sankyí/sankim (t.) adv.	416850
cooked	sankochado adj.	416860
Approval, validation; sanction, punishment, fine	sanksión f.	416870
Confirmed, gave effect to; punished	sanksionar v.	416900
	sanktifikado cf. santifikado	416910
	sanktifikar cf. santifikar	416920
	sanktuario cf. santuario	416930
Healthy, whole; good/beautiful for health, wholesome	sano adj.	416940
Sensitivity, feeling	sansabilitá (fr.) f.	417000
	sansasión (fr.) cf. sensasión	417010
	sansible (fr.) sensivle	417020
	sansual (fr.) cf. sensual	417030
censorship	sansura f.	417040
Holy, sacred	santedad/santidad f.	417050
	santería cf. santuario	417065
sacred	santifikado adj.	417070
temple	santifikador m.	417080
Kiddush	santifikamiento m.	417090
Kiddish	santifikar v.	417100
Sanctify	santifikarse v. refl.	417105
Kiddush	santifikasión f.	417110
	santiguar cf. santifikar	417120
Centime (French currency), penny	santim (fr.) m.	417130
	santimental/santimantal (fr.) cf. sentimental	417140
	santimentalizmo (fr.) cf. sentimentalizmo	417150
	santimetro (fr.) cf. sentimetro	417160
Sentinel, guard	santinela m.	417170
The most sacred	santisimo adj.	417175
holy	santo adj. & m.	417180
	santral (fr.) cf. sentral	417270
	santralizasión (fr.) cf. sentralizasión	417280
Temple, Dvir	santuario/santuvario m.	417290
Santur (stringed instrument)	santur m.	417300
Fury, fury, irritation, anger	sanya f.	417310
Irritability; irritable, angry	sanyozo adj.	417330
May it be healthy! (with comments)	saolsún! (t.) interj.	417340
Crank, handle	sap (t.) m.	417350
Hoe, pickaxe	sapa f.	417360
Rejected, forgotten	sapá (t.) adj.	417370
To destroy, to dig up, to dig up; to destroy from the foundation, to uproot from the root.	sapar v.	417380
Reprimand, reprimand	saparta f.	417390
(Ironic:) step, step	sapatada f.	417420
Wandered, wandered, walked idly, strolled for pleasure; dragged his feet, trudged	sapatear v.	417430
Shoe store	sapatería f.	417440
shoemaker	sapatero m.	417450
A shoelace; a nickname for a person worthy of contempt	sapateta f.	417460
Kick; on	sapatetada f.	417480
	sapatetero cf. sapatero	417490
Slipper, anphilea, smurf; shoe	sapato m.	417500
Rotten, eaten	sapio (gr.) adj.	417560
	sapitar cf. salpikar	417580
A person dressed in shabby clothes and of lesser value	saplacho m.	417590
To stick, to fix; to stab, to fasten	sapladear (t.) v.	417600
Minister, leader, head	sar (1) (ebr.) m.	417610
Anxiety, fear, panic, terror; anguish	sar (2) (ebr.) m.. (pl.: sares)	417620
Palpitation of the clavicle; forced, suffering from the disease of the fall	sará (t.) m.	417720
Saddle maker	sarach (t.) m.	417730
Round, encompassed, surrounded; volume	saradear (t.) v.	417740
Changer, desktop	saraf (t.) m.	417760
Burnt (wine)	saraf (ebr.) adj.	417765
Ironically: underwear, undergarments	sarafiel m.	417770
resin	sarafino m.	417775
money changing	saraflik (t.) m.	417780
Underwear, undergarments	saraguelos m. pl.	417800
A person who jokes and makes fun of people	sarakadján (t.) m.	417810
Double vision, epilepsy, epilepsy	saralik (t.) m.	417820
measles	sarampión f.	417830
Billiards; game marbles	sarat m.	417840
Sarajevo	Saray (t.)	417870
Palace; harem	saray (t.) m.	417880
Resident of Sarajevo	saraylí (t.) m.	417900
respectable	saraylí (t.) adj.	417910
beauty	saraylía (t.) adj.	417920
Saracen, African Muslim	sarazino m.	417930
Sardine; nickname for a skinny person	sardela f.	417940
sardine	sardinya (port.) f.	417980
Scratched	sardjado (port.) adj.	417990
Scratch	sardjar (port.) v.	418000
To scratch until it bleeds	sardjarse (port.) v. refl.	418020
Envelope, wrap, volume	sarear/sareyar (t.) v.	418030
	sargado (port.) cf. sardjado	418040
	sargar (port.) cf. sardjar	418050
Redhead, quick to anger and flare up	sarí belalí (t.) adj.	418060
Muslim cleric/rabbi's turban	sarik (t.) m.	418070
Clergyman wearing a turban (negative)	sariklí (t.) m. & adj.	418080
jaundice	sarilik (t.)	418090
Eunuch, castrated	sarís (ebr.) m.	418095
Witty, mocking, sarcastic, sarcastic	sarkastiko adj.	418100
Witty mockery, wit, sarcasm	sarkazmo m.	418110
Sarcophagus, a stone coffin for burial	sarkofag/o m.	418120
Vine leaves for filling (rice, etc.)	sarmá (t.) f.	418130
Ivy, fern, liana	sarmashik (t.) m.	418140
Sorek - Fine Grape	sarmiento m.	418145
Scabies, boils, scabies; a nickname for a person who is annoying with his excessive requests and demands	sarna f.	418150
	sarnida cf. sernida	418160
	sarnidura cf. sernedura	418170
	sarnir cf. sernir	418180
Stricken with boils, scabies/scabies, infected; contaminated; a less valuable and inflated person	sarnozo adj.	418190
Recurrent sneezing, sneezing attack	sarnudadero m.	418200
	sarnudamiento cf. sarnudadero	418210
Sneezed	sarnudar v.	418220
Sneezing, stuffiness, sneezing	sarnudo m.	418230
	sarpikado cf. salpikado	418240
	sarpikar/se cf. salpikar/se	418250
	sarpiko cf. salpikadura	418260
Having a rash (on the skin)	sarpuído adj.	418270
Rash (skin)	sarpuído m.	418280
Got a rash	sarpuírse v. refl.	418290
	sarradura cf. serradura	418300
	sarrar cf. serrar	418310
	sarsa cf. savza	418320
Shock, tremor	sarsaneada (t.) f.	418330
Shocked, shook	sarsanear (t.) v.	418340
	sarsicha/sarsecha cf. salchicha	418350
Hot dog stand (place selling hot dog), butcher shop	sarsichería f.	418360
Butcher, sausage maker	sarsichero m.	418370
pan	sartén f.	418380
The contents of the pan	sartenada f.	418410
Small frying pan	sartenika f.	418420
Selection of types of fish	sarvida (gr.) f.	418430
Senna, thorny shrub	sarza f.	418440
service	saserdosía/saserdosio f./m.	418450
Priest's; Priestly	saserdotal adj.	418460
Priest; priest	saserdote m.	418470
	saserdusio cf. saserdosía	418475
	sat (1) (t.) cf. saat	418480
A playing stone (five stones); a nickname for a flat-chested woman	sat (2) m.	418490
Goiter, Cork	sat (3) m.	418500
Satan, demon; angel of death	satán (ebr.) m.	418510
Get angry, get angry.	satanearse (ebr.) v.	418560
Satanism, a satanic and harmful action	satanería (ebr.) f.	418570
Wickedness, wickedness, wickedness	satanisio (ebr.) m.	418580
Teased, looked for trouble	satashear (t.) v.	418590
Satellite	satelita f.	418600
Satin (soft fabric)	satén (fr.) m.	418610
Watch strap/chain	satí (t.) kordón	418620
Knife, cleaver, cleaver	satir (t.) m.	418630
Slap, sarcastic and witty connection	sátira f.	418650
Axe, butcher knife	satirá (gr.) m.	418660
Satirical, mocking, mocking, mocking	satíriko adj.	418670
Satisfaction, contentment	satisfaksión f.	418680
Satisfactory, satisfactory	satisfaktorio adj.	418690
Satisfied, pleased	satisfazer v.	418700
Satisfactory, satisfactory	satisfaziente adj.	418720
satisfied	satisfecho adj.	418730
A girl dressed carelessly and with questionable manners	sato m.	418740
Tyrant, tyrant, dictator; tyrant	satrap m.	418750
Incense burner (a device for burning incense)	saumadera f.	418760
Incense; smoked	saumado adj.	418770
Burn incense; purify, purify by smoking; sprinkle perfume; place chicken thighs on fire to make it easier to pluck and remove the entrails	saumar v.	418780
incense	saumerio m.	418790
Slipped, fell	saushar (t.) v.	418800
Will; Last Will; Ancestral Legacy	savá (ebr.) f.	418810
	savako cf. sovako	418830
sheet	sávana f.	418840
Tin-plated	savatlí (t.) adj.	418850
	savedor cf. savidor	418860
	saveduría cf. saviduría	418870
	saventado cf. asaventado	418880
Knowledge, understanding, intellect, opinion	saver m.	418890
Knew, was learned, was familiar with	saver v.	418930
Knowledge, knowledge	saverisio m.	419090
knew, was able to	saverse v. refl.	419100
Knowledge, acquaintance	savida f.	419110
Knowledgeable, knowledgeable, learned, wise	savido adj.	419120
Scholar, knowledgeable, knowledgeable, learned	savido m.	419140
Knowledgeable on the subject	savidor m.	419150
Wisdom, experience, knowledge, expertise	saviduría f.	419160
	savidura cf. saviduría	419170
	saviente cf. asaventado	419171
Wise, learned, knowledgeable, learned	savio m.	419180
Taste; pleasure; impression, charm	savor f.	419200
Wine/cheese taster; a storyteller who likes to embellish his stories with spicy details	savoreador m.	419300
Gave a taste, enjoyed; tasted, relished, tasted with pleasure, enjoyed, savored, tasted; embellished a story with piquant details	savorear v.	419310
Taste, savor, taste with pleasure, feel the taste	savorearse v. refl.	419320
Tasting the dish while it's cooking; embellishing the story with spicy details	savoreo m.	419330
Delicious, pleasant to the palate; juicy	savorido/savurido adj.	419335
Sense of taste	savorío m.	419340
	savorozo cf. savrozo	419350
In a delicious way	savrozamente adv.	419360
Pleasant, graceful, charming	savroziko adj.	419370
Delicious, pleasing to the palate, delightful, pleasant, graceful	savrozo adj.	419380
Taste, pleasure, sweetness	savrozura f.	419390
tasty	savrudo adj.	419400
Ship's cargo	savura (t.) f.	419410
	savurear cf. savorear	419420
Willow (plant)	savza f.	419430
Respected, cherished, appreciated	saydear (t.) v.	419440
	sayach (t.) cf. sadjak	419450
Respect, appreciation, appreciation	saygí (t.) m.	419460
respectable	saygilí (t.) adj.	419470
	saygilik (t.) cf. saygí	419480
Impudence, audacity	saygisizlik (t.) m.	419490
Men's suit; dress; jacket, bra; long coat; silk cape (sleeveless)	sayo m.	419500
skirt, dress; petticoat dress	sayola/sayula f.	419510
Executioner; executioner; villain	sayón m.	419520
Spectacular spectacle; argument, debate; ridiculous spectacle; object of ridicule	sayrán (t.) m.	419530
A person who enjoys watching teasing/fighting/hair-pulling	sayrandjí (t.) m.	419560
warehouse	sayvant m.	419565
carp	sazán (t.) m.	419570
Small carp - in Istanbul and Thrace: nickname for Donma (Chasidim Shatz)	sazaniko (t.) m.	419580
Season, time	sazón m.	419590
Delicious, spicy	sazonado adj.	419620
Ripen; season; complete (make perfect)	sazonar v.	419630
	sbaratada cf. esbaratada	419640
	sbaratado cf. esbaratado	419650
	sbaratar/se cf. esbaratar/se	419660
	sbrochar cf. esbrochar	419670
yourself/himself/yourself/yourself (politely); indefinite subject	se pron. refl.	419680
Session, meeting, conference; session	seansa (fr.) f.	419705
Morning, wedding night morning	sebah (t.) m.	419710
Reason, motive, motive, cause	sebeb/sebep (t.) m.	419720
	sebez (t.) cf. serbest	419740
Seville, a public water tap and trough for watering passersby	sebil (t.) m.	419750
	sed (ebr.) cf. shed	419760
Thirst, thirst	sed f.	419770
silk	seda f.	419810
Charity, alms, kindness	sedaká (ebr.) f.	419830
	sedakadjí cf. sedakero	419835
Asked for charity	sedakear (ebr.) v.	419850
Beggar, beggar	sedakero (ebr.) m.	419860
Nipa (in the district)	sedasear v.	419870
Manufacturer/seller of sieves	sedasero m.	419880
Subdistrict, district	sedaso m.	419890
Voice, sound	sedat (t.) m.	419930
shell	sedéf (t.) m.	419950
Involved in sitting; frequents sitting, sits in a tent	sedentario adj.	419960
Seder Night; Passover Haggadah	séder (ebr.) m.	419970
gave up, surrendered	seder v.	419980
Silk fabrics, collection of silk clothing and fabrics; shop for silk clothing and fabrics	sedería f.	419990
Worker in the silk industry; silk merchant	sedero m.	420000
	sedeser cf. suseder	420010
Occurrence, event	sedesimiento m.	420020
thirst	sedesiozo adj.	420030
stretcher	sedia (t.) f.	420040
thirst	sediente adj.	420050
	sedim (ebr.) cf. shedim	420060
Demons, ghosts	sedimes (ebr.)	420070
Prayer rug; mat	sedjadé (t.) m.	420080
Lived, stayed, stayed	sedjornar v.	420090
was, stay	sedjorno (it.) m.	420100
silky	sedozo adj.	420110
Left, right hand Iter	sedrero adj.	420120
cedar	sedro m.	420130
Tempting, misleading	seduiziente/seduizante (fr.) adj.	420140
	seduizir cf. seduzir	420150
Temptation, seduction, incitement; charm, attraction	seduksión f.	420160
Alluring, alluring, inciting, charming, attractive	seduktor n.& adj.	420170
	sedusir cf. seduzir	420180
meeting, gathering, session	seduta (it.) f.	420190
Tempted, the climax, the incitement; charmed, attracted the heart	seduzir v.	420200
	seer cf. ser	420210
Spain	Sefarad (ebr.) m.	420220
Sephardic Jew	sefardí/sefaradí (ebr.) m. & adj.	420230
Sephardic Judaism; Sephardicism - culture/customs, etc. related to Sephardic Judaism	sefardismo m.	420240
Sephardic Jew	sefardita m. & adj.	420250
Torah scrolls	sefarim (ebr.) m.. pl.	420260
Torah scroll	sefer/sefer torá (ebr.) m.	420270
'The Pot of Merit' - a system of integrated pots for carrying food to work	sefer-tasí (t.)	420350
	sefertasín (t.) cf. sefer-tasí	420360
	sefet (t.) cf. sepet	420370
Sephira (Kabbal term, the ten sephiras)	sefirá (ebr.) f.	420380
Military shipment (Shipping Force)	sefkiat (t.) m.	420390
	sefoh (ebr.) cf. shefoh	420400
First sale of the day/week/month, ''Opens''	sefté (t.)	420410
harvesting	segada f.	420450
Harvest (harvest field)	segado adj.	420460
harvester	segador m.	420470
	segadura cf. segada	420480
Short (grain)	segar v.	420490
Harvest, harvest time	segazón m.	420500
	segida cf. seguida	420510
	segir cf. seguir	420520
	ségito cf. séguita	420530
Piece, section	segmento m.	420540
Segol (punctuation mark)	segol (ebr.) m.	420550
second	segonda f.	420560
Continue, continue	seguida f.	420570
The one who follows, follows after; follows, spy, tracks down	seguidor m.	420590
followed me, followed, came after me, followed; continued	seguir v.	420600
Continuation, result; entourage	séguita (it.) f.	420620
	séguito cf. séguita	420660
A spell (against the evil eye, illness, etc.)	segulá (ebr.) (pl. segulót) f.	420670
Has healing properties; effective in healing and recovery	segulozo (ebr.) m.	420680
As, according to, in accordance with	según prep.	420690
supported, helped, stood by	segundar v.	420730
second	segundario adj.	420740
year, repeated; returned to his senses	segundear v.	420770
other	segundo adj.	420780
Wait a second.	segundo m.	420800
Underwriter, insurer, insurance agent	segurador m.	420810
Certainly, certainly	seguramente adv.	420820
Insurance; security, certainty	seguransa f.	420830
Security, certainty	segureza f.	420840
Security, certainty, trust, self-confidence, peace of mind; precautions; insurance company	seguridad/seguritá f.	420860
Insurance	seguridar v.	420900
Insurer, insurance person, insurance agent	seguritadjí m.	420910
Safe, guaranteed, certain	seguro adj. & adv.	420920
	segyir cf. seguir	421000
thatch	sehá(h) (ebr.) m.	421010
Intelligence, wisdom, wisdom, judgment	sehel (ebr.) m.	421020
Sharp, sharp-witted, clever, intelligent, witty, common sense	seheludo (ebr.) adj.	421130
	sehiyanu (ebr.) cf. sheehiyanu	421140
Black bile, gloom, sorrow	sehorá (ebr.) f.	421150
We will be happy, we will be sad.	sehorearse (ebr.) v. refl.	421230
Depressed, gloomy, filled with black bile	sehorento (ebr.) adj.	421240
Watching, looking, observing	seirdjí (t.) m.	421250
eyebrow	seja f.	421260
Friday	sején/o adj.	421300
	sejena cf. sezena	421310
Thick-browed	sejudo adj.	421320
	sejurno (fr./it.) cf. sedjorno	421330
A troublesome/annoying plea or request, bothersomeness; dry	seka/sekada f.	421340
Leah, tired, disturbed, worried	sekado adj.	421360
Drying rack, laundry dryer, hair dryer	sekador m.	421370
In dry form	sekamente adj.	421380
danger	sekaná (ebr.) f.	421390
Corrupter, quarrelsome and quarrelsome	sekanalí/a (ebr.) adj.	421430
danger	sekanalik (ebr.) m.	421440
	sekanía cf. sekería	421445
Dangerous; extreme, fierce, excessive; difficult to live with, looking for a fight	sekanozo (ebr.) adj.	421450
Disturbing, annoying, boring	sekante (it.) adj.	421460
Dry; bored, arrived, bothered, bothered	sekar v.	421470
Dried up, dried up, withered, withered; became bored	sekarse v. refl.	421490
Exploited, harassed	sekata f.	421530
dryness	sekatina f.	421540
Worry, annoyance, unpleasantness, incessant annoyance; boredom	sekatura (it.) f.	421550
Dryness, malaise; dry throat; lack of food	sekedad f.	421570
Dryness; persistent thirst	sekeo/sekío m.	421580
thirst	sekería f.	421590
Dryness, devastation, drought, thirst	sekera f.	421600
	sekez cf. sekedad	421610
	sekía cf. sekería	421620
thirst	sekiozo/sekiyozo adj.	421630
Dry, arid	seko adj.	421640
	sekolar cf. sekulario	421770
	sékolo (it.) cf. siékolo	421780
	sekondo (it.) cf. segundo	421790
Dryness, devastation	sekor m.	421800
	sekresto cf. sekuestro	421810
	sekretada cf. sekreto	421815
Secretly, secretly	sekretamente adv.	421820
secretariat	sekretariato m.	421830
secretary	sekretario n.	421840
Keeps a secret, keeps his mouth shut; does not talk much	sekretero adj.	421850
Secret, confidential, hidden, concealed	sekreto adj.	421860
Secret, secret	sekreto m.	421880
Department, class, section; cutting, dissection; section; part	seksión f.	421930
Cut, divided into parts, dissected into pieces	seksionar v.	421940
sex	sekso m.	421950
Sex madness	seksomania f.	421960
sixth	seksto adj.	421970
Double six	sekstuple adj.	421980
Six	sekstuple m.	421990
sexual	seksual adj.	422000
Sect, class	sekta f.	422010
My class	sektante m.	422020
Member of a (religious) sect	sektario m. & adj.	422030
Bigotry, sectarianism	sektarismo m.	422040
Sector	sektor m.	422050
Forfeit, confiscate, expropriate	sekuestrador m.	422060
Kidnapped; confiscated, seized, expropriated	sekuestrar v.	422070
Expropriation, confiscation, seizure; kidnapping	sekuestrasión f.	422080
seizure, confiscation; kidnapping	sekuestro m.	422090
Secular	sekular adj.	422100
Ancient	sekulario (it./fr.) adj.	422110
	sekunda/sekundo cf. segundo m.	422120
Drought, dryness, desolateness, aridity	sekura f.	422130
	sekuridad (fr.) cf. seguridad	422145
Appointed, designated, appointed, marked; judged, ordered (a crime)	sekutar v.	422150
Torrential rain, flood	sel (t.) m.	422160
Saddle; rider	sela f.	422190
Ambush, trap, snare	selada f.	422200
ambush	seladar v.	422210
Hunter; spy; highwayman (lurking for a victim)	selador m.	422220
Greetings, greetings of peace	selam (t.) m.	422230
Security/peace following salvation; salvation, redemption, deliverance, liberation	selamet (t.) m.	422270
chamomile	selamikí m.	422300
Among Muslims: the men's quarters; the visit of the sultan and his entourage to the mosque on Friday	selamlik (t.) m.	422310
Thessaloniki/Thessaloniki	Selanik m.	422320
Thessaloniki	selaniklí adj. & m.	422330
Jealous of, jealous of	selar/selarse v./v. refl.	422340
Famous, well-known	selebrado adj.	422350
celebration	selebramiento m.	422360
Celebrate, note	selebrar v.	422370
celebration	selebrasión f.	422380
famous, well-known, renowned, renowned, celebrity	sélebre adj.	422390
personality, celebrity, famous person, celebrity; celebrity	selebridad/selebritá f.	422400
choice; selection; selection	seleksión f.	422410
Choose, choose; separate, make a selection	seleksionar v.	422420
Heavenly, divine	selestial adj.	422430
Heavenly, divine	selesto adj.	422440
Meninges; brain	selevro m.	422450
Single	selibatario (fr.) m.	422480
Singles	selibato m.	422490
Forgiveness	selihot/selihó (ebr.) f.. pl.	422500
	selik (t.) cf. silik	422540
Striped and floral brocade fabric used for dresses and skirts	selimiye (t.) m.	422550
jealousy	selo m.	422560
Envious, jealous	selozo adj.	422580
	selul (fr.) cf. sélula	422590
cell	sélula f.	422600
Cellular, cellular	selular adj.	422620
	seluloid cf. tseluloid	422640
	seluloza cf. tseluloza	422650
Cypress; a handsome and handsome young man	selví (t.) m.	422660
forest	selva f.	422670
	selvaje cf. salvaje	422680
	semahá (ebr.) semihá	422690
traffic lights	semáforo m.	422695
week	semana f.	422700
week, duration of the week; weekly wage	semanada f.	422730
A week spent in worry and anxiety; two weeks' pocket money	semanadika f.	422780
weekly	semanal adj.	422790
weekly	semanal m.	422800
weekly	semanario m.	422810
Works on a weekly basis	semanero m.	422820
A week of trouble	semanika f.	422830
semantic	semántiko adj.	422840
Similar, compatible	semblavle (fr.) adj.	422850
From seed, sown soil	sembrado m.	422860
sower	sembrador n.	422880
Sowing, from seed	sembradura f.	422890
Seed, seedling, plant	sembrar v.	422900
Sowed, planted, planted	sembrarse v. refl.	422905
Appearance, general appearance of a person, memory of someone's image	sembultura f.	422910
imagination	semeja f.	422930
Similar to	semejado adj.	422940
imagination; ghost; illusion	semejansa f.	422950
Similar, similar, compatible	semejante adj.	422970
	semejar/se cf. asemejar/se	422980
Seed, stem	semen m.	422990
founded, established, established, established; seed	sementar v.	423010
Sown field; sowing season	sementera f.	423020
sower	sementero m.	423030
A saddle, a saddle; a saddlebag	semer (t.) m.	423040
Semesterly	semestral adj.	423050
semester	semestre/semestro m.	423060
Semesterly	semestriel (fr.) adj.	423070
Cemetery, graveyard	semeterio m.	423080
	semiente cf. simiente	423090
Ordination to the rabbinate, rabbinical ordination	semihá (ebr.) f.	423100
Seminary, Beit Midrash, Beit Midrash for Rabbis	seminario/seminaro m.	423110
Seminarist, seminary student	seminarista/o m.	423130
My name is Ben Shem, a Jew.	semit/a adj. & m.	423140
Semitic	semítiko adj.	423150
Semitism, everything related to Jews	semitismo m.	423160
Semolina, fine flour; groats	sémola f.	423170
Summer drink	semolada f.	423200
eternal	sempiterno adj.	423210
	semplamente cf. simplemente	423220
	semple cf. simple	423230
	sempleza cf. simpleza	423240
	sempli cf. simple	423250
Innocent, innocent, gullible; simple, basic	sémpliche (it.) adj.	423260
simply	semplichemente (it.) adv.	423270
Simplicity, ease, clarity; modesty	semplichitá (it.) f.	423280
	semplifikar cf. simplifikar	423290
	semplisidad cf. simplisidad	423300
	semplisitá cf. simplisidad	423310
race	semselé/semsalé (t.) m.	423320
	semtembre cf. septembre	423350
Environment, area, district	semtí (t.) m.	423355
Preserved matzah	semurá (ebr.) f.	423360
bush	sená (ebr.)	423380
Dinner, supper, meal	sena f.	423390
	senadarim (ebr.) cf. sene adarim	423420
	senado cf. senat/o	423430
	senador cf. senator	423440
egg	senagal m.	423450
Injured, disabled, deformed	senalado adj.	423460
Ate dinner, feasted his heart out	senar v.	423470
Scenario, scenario	senario m.	423480
senate	senat/o (fr./it.) m.	423490
senator	senator m.	423500
You too!	senda! (t.) interj.	423510
Path, lane, trail, route; way of life	sendero m.	423520
Two Adars (in a leap year)	sené adarim (ebr.)	423540
Power of attorney, letter of authorization, voucher	sened (t.) m.	423560
''An Dan Dino''	seneka beneka de kankaraveka, siní de kandela	423570
Aging, senility	senektud f.	423580
branch	senif (ebr.) m.	423590
Ash, ashes	seniza f.	423600
ashtray	senizero m.	423640
Ash, gray	seniziento adj.	423650
Lap, chest	seno m.	423660
Feeling, excitement, thrill; sensation	sensasión f.	423670
Spectacular, impressive, amazing; sensational	sensasional adj.	423680
licorice	sensen (t.) m.	423690
Matzah	sensenya f.	423700
Honestly, frankly	senseramente adv.	423705
Honesty, candor	senseridad/senseritá f.	423710
	sensero cf. sensero	423720
Science, education; knowledge, intelligence, wisdom	sensia f.	423730
	sensibilidad cf. sensivilidad	423750
	sensio cf. sensio	423760
Wise, learned	sensiozo adj.	423770
Sensory, sensory, sensual	sensitivo adj.	423780
sensitivity	sensivilidad f.	423790
sensitive	sensivle adj.	423800
Sensitively; tangibly	sensivlemente adj.	423805
Simplicity; innocence	sensiyez f.	423810
Sense; meaning, instruction; motive, reason, purpose; direction; common sense	senso (it.) m.	423820
censor	sensor m.	423840
Sensual; lustful	sensual adj.	423850
Sensuality, sensuality, lust	sensualidad f.	423860
Smart, clever, sharp, intelligent	sensudo adj.	423870
	sensura cf. sansura	423880
Censored	sensurado adj.	423890
Censor	sensurar v.	423900
Scholar, knowledgeable, learned, scientist	sensyudo n.	423910
	sentar/se cf. asentar/se	423920
A penny, a dime	sentavo m.	423925
The hundredth in number	sentén/o adj.	423930
century	sentena num.	423940
Ancient (centennial), old, aged	sentenario adj.	423950
Centennial celebration	sentenario m.	423960
sentence, verdict, verdict, judgment, decree; proverb, saying	sentensia f.	423970
Judge, arbiter	sentensiador m.	423990
He passed judgment, decided firmly.	sentensiar v.	424000
Evocative, studded with sayings and proverbs; decisive, resolute in his opinion, having firm and firm opinions	sentensiozo adj.	424010
Spark, gleam, spark	senteya f.	424020
Sparkling, illuminating, spreading sparks	senteyante adj.	424050
Sparkle, sparkle, sparkle	senteyar v.	424060
Hundredth (one out of a hundred)	sentezimal adj.	424070
hundredth	sentezimo adj.	424080
Sense; meaning, significance, instruction, intention, interpretation; intellect, understanding	sentido m.	424090
listener	sentidor m.	424100
of one hundred degrees (Celsius)	sentigrado m.	424110
Centigram	sentigramo m.	424120
Centiliters	sentilitro m.	424130
Emotional, sentimental	sentimental adj.	424140
Emotionality, sentimentality	sentimentalizmo m.	424150
Centimeter, cm	sentimetro m.	424160
Emotion, feeling, sensation, natural tendency	sentimiento m.	424170
French coin (hundredth of franc)	sentimo/sentizmo m.	424180
Sentinel, guard	sentinela n.	424190
felt, felt; heard, listened, listened; heard aloud; understood; smelled, sniffed	sentir v.	424200
Heard; felt; felt oneself	sentirse v. refl.	424230
Brilliant, shining, sparkling, sparkling, shimmering	sentiyando adj.	424250
Sparkling, sparkling, brilliant, witty	sentiyante adj.	424260
Shine, sparkle, sparkle, sparkle, shine	sentiyar v.	424270
Central, main	sentral adj.	424280
Coordinator, center	sentralizador m.	424290
Concentrated	sentralizar v.	424300
Concentration	sentralizasión f.	424310
Centralization, centralism	sentralizmo m.	424320
slingshot	sentrar v.	424325
Center, middle	sentro m.	424330
centrifugal	sentrífugo adj.	424340
Centrifuge	sentrifugador m.	424350
Multiply by a hundred times	sentuplar/sentuplikar v.	424360
Double hundred	sentuplo m.	424370
Gesture, movement, gesture	senya f.	424380
Sign, signal	senyal m.	424400
Marked, outlined	senyalado adj.	424420
Mark, mark, name a mark, outline	senyalar v.	424430
Waist; area, belt	senyidero m.	424450
Belt (belt)	senyido adj.	424455
Area, belt	senyidor m.	424457
Belt	senyidura f.	424458
Azar, a belt	senyir v.	424460
Get ready, get ready.	senyirse v. refl.	424490
	senyitero cf. senyidero	424495
	senyo cf. sinyo	424510
Sir, Mr.; address to a father or a respected and elderly person; the owner of the house; title for the fathers of the nation	senyor m.	424520
madam	senyora f.	424610
Freezone	senyorante m.	424625
Parable, sign	senyorear v.	424630
Lordship, power, sovereignty; majesty	senyoría f.	424640
maiden	senyorina f.	424645
The power of government, control, rule; estate	senyorío m.	424660
maiden	senyorita f.	424670
Great, exalted lord	senyorón m.	424680
	senzasión cf. sensasión	424690
	senzasional cf. sensasional	424700
	senzo cf. senso	424710
	senzura cf. sansura	424720
	senzurado cf. sensurado	424730
	senzurar cf. sensurar	424740
Separately, separately	separadamente adv.	424750
Separate, disconnected	separado adj.	424760
separator, differentiator; separating device	separador adj. & m.	424780
Disconnect, separate, separate family/friends	separar v.	424790
separated (to separate), separated (to separate); divorced	separarse v. refl.	424800
Separation, division, disconnection, separation; partition, dividing line	separasión f.	424810
Separatist; separatist	separatista/o m. & adj.	424820
separatism	separatizmo m.	424830
Separation bar	separavle adj.	424840
Partition	separé (fr.) m.	424850
Basket, suitcase, crate, box, dowry box	sepet (t.) m.	424860
The last tune is played as a signal to end the party.	sepet havasí (t.)	424870
Squid, squid	sepia f.	424880
Grave, burial	sepoltura f.	424890
handcuffs	sepos m. pl.	424900
September	septembre/o m.	424920
	septemvri cf. septembre	424930
The Big Dipper	septentrionón m.	424940
northern	septentrional adj.	424950
Skeptical, skeptical, skeptical, doubter	séptiko m. adj.	424960
seventh	séptimo adj.	424970
skepticism	septisismo m.	424980
Grave, burial	sepulkro m.	424990
	sepultura cf. sepoltura	425000
	ser (1) m. cf. sed	425010
Mortal, creature, living; reality	ser (2) m.	425020
Was, took place	ser v.	425040
Wax, wax; earwax	sera f.	425140
luxurious	seramalí (t.) adj.	425150
Ottoman fabric made with gold and silver embroidery	seraser (t.) m.	425160
Serbian	serbesko m.	425170
Self-confident, arrogant; free, independent, says what is on his mind	serbest (t.) adj.	425180
Pride, arrogance; independent, free in all his ways	serbestlik (t.) m.	425190
	serbez (t.) cf. serbest	425200
	serbezlik (t.) cf. serbestlik	425210
Serbian	serbia f.	425215
Serbian; Serbian	serbo m. & adj.	425220
Sergeant, Sergeant	serdjente (it.) m.	425230
Period (punctuation mark)	seré (ebr.) m.	425240
grain	sereal m.	425250
Grain seller	serealista m.	425260
brain	serebro m.	425270
Fire, one of four court deaths	serefá (ebr.) f.	425280
Ceremony, ritual	seremonía f.	425290
Rituals	seremonial adj.	425310
Ceremonial, ceremonial, meticulous in manners and etiquette	seremoniozo adj.	425320
	serena cf. sirena	425330
Serenade, evening melody	serenada/serenata f.	425340
Peace, quiet, complacency	serenidad f.	425350
Peace	serenlik m.	425360
Quiet, peaceful	sereno adj.	425370
Morning dew, morning dewdrops on window glass (used in home remedies)	sereno m.	425380
cherry	sereza f.	425400
Cherry tree	serezal/serezar m.	425410
Cherry tree	serezero m.	425420
Leader, head	sergerdé (t.) m.	425430
Public office payment order; display, booth	sergí (t.) m.	425440
Stall owner (basta) in the market	sergidjí (t.) m.	425445
	sergun (t.) cf. surgún	425450
series	seria/sería f.	425460
Edit in a row, sorted	seriado adj.	425490
serial	serial adj.	425500
Sort, value in order, classification	seriar v.	425510
Seriousness, severity	seriedad/serietá f.	425520
Cool, chilly, refreshing, fresh; shady, dark	serín (t.) adj.	425530
Syringe, enema	seringa f.	425540
Freshness, coolness	serinlik (t.) m.	425550
Serious, severe	serio adj.	425560
seriously	serio adv.	425570
seriously	seriozamente (fr.) adv.	425590
seriousness	seriozidad/seriozitá f.	425600
serious	seriozo (fr.) adj.	425610
Sergeant, sergeant	serjente m.	425620
Close to, towards, approximately	serka adv.	425630
Fence, perimeter fence	serka f.	425635
soon	serkamente/serkanamente adv.	425670
Proximity, proximity; surroundings	serkanía f.	425680
	serkanidad cf. serkanía	425690
Close, nearby	serkano adj.	425700
Friend, comrade, other person	serkano m.	425730
Very close, very soon	serkita adv.	425750
Member of a social circle/club	serklista m.	425760
	serkle (fr.) cf. sirkólo	425770
	serklo cf. sirkólo	425780
Circle, hoop	serko/serkol m.	425790
coffin, coffin	serkolio (fr.) m.	425800
Proximity	serkor m.	425810
	serkuestar cf. sekuestrar	425815
Proximity, neighborliness	serkura f.	425820
Mel	serkuser v.	425830
capital, fund, property, capital, price of the fund; dowry	sermé/sermayé (t.) m.	425840
Sermon, preaching	sermón m.	425900
preached morality, rebuked, chastised; rebuked, scolded	sermonear v.	425910
Moral preaching, rebuke	sermoneo m.	425920
Ash sediment used to soften water for washing	sernada f.	425930
Subdistrict, district; subdistrict (worker in the subdistrict)	sernedor m.	425940
Sifting	sernedura f.	425950
Nipa, already; thoroughly scanned	serner/sernir v.	425960
He became empty; he lost everything he had.	sernerse/sernirse v. refl.	425990
Sifting, grinding; what remains after grinding; grinding fee	sernida/sernido f.	426000
	sernidor cf. sernedor	426010
	sernidura cf. sernida	426020
Cat, Pelican, Pelican	serníkolo m.	426030
serum	serom m.	426040
Serum therapy	seroterapia f.	426050
Made of wax, coated with wax/wax	serozo adj.	426060
Writh like a snake; creep	serpiar v.	426070
snake	serpiente m.	426080
The claw of a bird of prey, a claw	serra f.	426090
A latch; a tendency to close and lock constantly	serradero m.	426100
Lock, padlock	serradijo m.	426110
Closed, locked; serrated (as a saw); stingy, stingy; uncircumcised, uncircumcised	serrado adj.	426120
locksmith	serrador m.	426150
Lock, closure; lock; locking time; foreskin	serradura f.	426160
	serramiento cf. serradura	426170
closure, lock, barrier, ridge, ridge	serrar v.	426180
Closed	serrarse v. refl.	426300
lock	serratura f.	426310
	serrojo cf. serradura	426320
Embarrassed, confused, astonished, foolish	sersem (t.) adj.	426330
Confusion, embarrassment, stupidity	sersemlik (t.) m.	426340
Wanderer, vagrant, vagabond	serserí (t.) m.	426350
Hard, stiff, severe; harsh, grumbling	sert (t.) adj.	426360
	sertena cf. sartén	426380
	sertifiar (fr.) cf. sertifikar	426390
Certificate issuer	sertifikador m.	426400
Confirmed, testified; claimed, declared	sertifikar v.	426410
Approval	sertifikasión f.	426420
Certificate, approval, approval	sertifikato (fr.) m.	426430
Certainty, assurance	sertitud f.	426440
rigidity	sertlik (t.) m.	426450
	serum cf. serom	426460
	servez cf. servís	426470
Beer, ale	serveza f.	426480
Maid, waiter	servidor/dera m.	426490
Slavery, bondage; submission, servitude	servidumbre f.	426500
maid	serviente m.	426510
napkin	servieta f.	426520
Of slavery, of slaves, my slavery	servil adj.	426530
slavery	servilizmo m.	426540
Service, act of service; ministry	servimiento m.	426550
	servindor cf. servidor m.	426570
	servio cf. siervo	426580
Served, was a servant, served as; slave (idolatry)	servir v.	426590
behave (with someone in), use (in)	servirse (de alguno kon) v. refl.	426650
Neck, nape of the neck	servís (1) m.	426660
	servís (2) (fr.) cf. servisio	426680
Right to help; servant; enema	servisial adj. & m.	426690
maid	servisiala f.	426700
Service; Service staff; Labor; Service fee; Tableware/kitchen set; Restroom	servisio m.	426710
Slavery, bondage	servisión f.	426740
Slavery, bondage, hard labor; submission, servitude	servitud f.	426750
	serviz cf. servís (1)	426760
Voice, sound	ses (t.) m.	426770
break	sesa (fr.) f.	426780
Stop, cease	sesar v.	426790
Pause, cessation	sesasión f.	426800
Sixty	sesenta adj.	426810
Group of sixty items	sesentena num.	426820
	sesenya cf. sensenya	426830
Six, six	sesh num.	426840
	seshentos cf. sheshentos	426850
Meeting, conference; recurring fever	sesión f.	426860
Friday	sesmo adj.	426880
Basket/tray contents	sestada f.	426890
Workshop/shop for making/selling wicker baskets	sestería f.	426900
Manufacturer/seller of wicker baskets and straw products	sestero m.	426910
crepe	sestiko m.	426920
The sixth	sesto adj.	426930
Sixth, the sixth part	sesto m.	426940
Wicker basket, basket	sesto/sesta m./f.	426950
	set cf. sed	426960
	seta (it.) cf. seda	426970
Casual, anonymous, simple	setam (ebr.) adj.	426980
	seté lasón (ebr.) cf. sheté lashón	426990
	setembre cf. septembre	427000
seventh	setén/o adj.	427010
A group of seven items, etc.	setena f.	427020
	setensia cf. sentensia	427030
	setensiador cf. sentensiador	427040
	setensiar cf. sentensiar	427050
	setensiozo cf. sentensiozo	427060
seventy	setenta num.	427070
A group of seventy items	setentena f.	427080
Seven hundred	setesientos num.	427090
The seventh	sétino/sétimo adj.	427100
Men's suit	setra/setre f.	427110
wand	setro m.	427120
Shabbat meal (morning); festive meal	seudá (ebr.) f.	427130
Seven Blessings, the First Day After the Wedding	seva (ebr.)	427150
Barley; bran	sevada f.	427160
Printed silk fabric used for women's clothing	sevaí/sevayí (t.) m.	427170
Opinion, opinion, advice, logic	sevará (ebr.) f.	427180
Attraction, craving, longing, yearning	sevda (t.) f.	427250
Longing	sevdalí (t.) adj.	427255
grain	severa f.	427260
Strictly, severely, seriously	severamente adv.	427270
Rigor, severity	severidad/severitá f.	427280
Gopher wood; acacia trees (from which the cloths for carrying the Ark were made)	severno m.	427290
Serious, severe, strict, tough	severo adj.	427300
Milk, fat, breast	sevo m.	427310
Pentecost	Sevó (ebr.) m.	427360
Onion; nickname for a Turk	sevoya f.	427370
Tasteless, bland	sevoyado adj.	427390
Onion; green onion	sevoyika f.	427400
	seyado cf. siyado	427410
Pleasure trip	seyrán (t.) m.	427420
Set of six items	sezena f.	427440
Brain, intelligence	sezo m.	427450
season	sezón (fr.) f.	427490
Without any reason, with reason, with discretion	sezudamente adv.	427500
Wisdom, cleverness, intelligence	sezudes f.	427510
Sharpness, sharpness of mind, wisdom, intelligence, good sense, judgment	sezudeza f.	427520
Brainy, common sense, clever, sharp, intelligent, wise, intelligent	sezudo adj.	427530
Cheeky, bold-faced	sfachato/sfakato (it.) adj.	427540
	sfigurar/se cf. desfigurarse	427550
	sfilar cf. desfilar	427560
Sphinx	sfinks (fr.) m.	427570
He poured out his sorrow, he shared his troubles.	sfogar v.	427580
	sfongato cf. sfongo	427590
Spinach and cheese pastry	sfongo m.	427600
Remove the blanket (pillow/blanket)	sfroniar v.	427610
	sfuegro cf. suegro	427620
Light drowsiness	sfuenyiziko m.	427630
	sfuenyo cf. suenyo	427640
	sglatarse cf. esglatarse	427650
Give it to me!	sha! interj.	427660
time	sha'a (ebr.) f.	427695
(Ironically:) A flood of insults and slurs	shaare or ve shaare beraha (ebr.)	427700
	shab (t.) cf. shap	427710
Bath cloth/sponge	shabanluk (t.) m.	427720
Sabbath	shabat/shabad (ebr.) f.	427730
Foolish, brainless, foolish, confused, stupid, idiot; careless and sloppy	shabsal/shabshal (t.) m.	427760
	shabunluk (t.) cf. shabanluk	427770
Shadi; Star of David, Adi with a Star of David on it and the name Shadi.	shaday (ebr.) m.	427780
	shadirvón/én (t.) cf. shadriván	427790
Fountain, fountain; water reservoir	shadriván (t.) m.	427800
to	shaed/shaet (t.) m.	427810
Testimony, eyewitness testimony	shaedlik/tlik (t.) m.	427820
	shafrán (t.) cf. safrán	427840
Sorrow, dissatisfaction	shagrín (fr.) m.	427850
Chess; Persian chess	shah m.	427860
Chess player	shahmatist/a/o m.	427870
Morning prayer	shahrit/shaharit/shairit (ebr.)	427880
	shaká (1) cf. shakeka	427890
Joke, prank; trick	shaká (2) (t.) f.	427900
Humorist, fond of mockery, entertainer	shakadjí/shakachí (t.) adj.	428090
Joke, farce, joke, taunt	shakaika (t.) f.	428120
joked, joked	shakalanearse (t.) v.	428130
joked, joked; teased, teased, there to laugh, there to ridicule	shakalear/shakaladear (t.)	428140
Joke, nonsense	shakanadariko (t.) m.	428150
Waste, dispersion; waste	shakarto (it.) m.	428160
A witty joke, from the hanger	shakaruka (t.) f.	428170
Headache, migraine	shakeka f.	428190
Trick, deception, deception	shakera (t.) f.	428200
An angry reply to someone who is confusing the mind	shakí m.	428210
Head bandage during a migraine attack	shakikera f.	428230
Fool, clown	shakrak (t.) m.	428240
Doubtful, suspicious, problematic, ambiguous; uncertain, hesitant	shakueko (t.) adj.	428250
	shakular (t.)- azer shakular	428260
	shakureko (t.) cf. shakueko	428280
Heavy jokes	shakus (t.) m. pl.	428290
Large, structured cashmere scarf	shal/shale/shalí (fr.) m.	428300
Messenger; Dr.	shaliah (ebr.) m.	428310
Peace (greeting)	shalom! (ebr.) interj.	428330
Wide oriental, abraka pants	shalvar/shalvás (t.) m.	428370
The little one of Shalwar	shalvariko m.	428390
A woman wearing abayas	shalvarlía (t.) f.	428400
name	sham (ebr.) adv.	428410
Damascus	Sham (arab.) m.	428415
Sweet semolina pastry	sham malí (t.) m.	428417
Flame, bonfire	shamalada f.	428420
Damask satin fabric, damask embroidery	shamalaka/shamalaga/shamaladja f.	428430
A buoy on a vessel to prevent collision with a pier; "What's its name?" - (when talking about something whose name has escaped memory)	shamandura (t.) f.	428440
Slap, slap in the face, punch in the face	shamar (t.) m.	428450
slap	shamarear/shamarladear (t.) v.	428460
sun	shamash (ebr.) m.	428470
Sun in the Menorah	shamasha (ebr.) f.	428480
	shamashuga cf. shambashuga	428490
A great noise, uproar, roar, tumult; ostentatious splendor	shamatá (t.) f.	428500
Noisy person	shamatadjí (t.) m.	428510
Noisy, noisy, ostentatiously grand	shamatalí (t.) adj.	428520
To turn worlds	shamayim vaares- arrebuelver shamayim vaares (ebr.)	428530
Sweet Damask pastry	shambabasi (t.) m.	428540
Damascus Baklava	shambaklavasí (t.) m.	428550
Leech; in a loanword: a troublesome person, a leech, ''stick''	shambashuga f.	428560
Courtier, royal chamberlain	shambelán (fr.) f.	428565
Type of pastry (with meat/cheese)	shameziko/shamiziko/shamish m.	428570
Sweet and fried dough pastry	shamlía (t.) f.	428575
champagne	shampania f.	428580
Fungus (also skin fungus)	shampinión (fr.) m.	428590
General, Rabbi	shampión (fr.) m.	428600
Championship; championship competition	shampionato (fr.) m.	428610
A type of small reptile	shamshuga f.	428620
From the year of the rat	shana (ebr.) traka traka	428630
Years	shanim (ebr.) f.. pl.	428640
Glazed gas stove	shanishí (t.) m.	428650
variable	shanjan (fr.) adj.	428660
Society, party, lineage	shanka f.	428670
Luck, opportunity, chance	shans (fr.) f.	428680
Lucky, fortunate	shanslí (fr.) adj.	428700
extortion	shantaj/e (fr.) m.	428710
prostitution	shantán (fr.) m.	428720
Whore, prostitute, prostitute	shantaneza (fr.) f.	428730
Sweet cream	shantiyí (fr.) m.	428740
blackmailer	shantor (fr.) m.	428750
In the same way, from a time that was not and was not created	shanu traka traka	428770
Alum (used to stop bleeding)	shap (t.) m.	428780
Alum merchant	shapchí (t.) m.	428782
chapter	shapitro (fr.) m.	428785
slap	shaplamak (t.) m.	428790
	shapshal (t.) cf. shabsal	428800
forest	shara f.	428810
Movement quiz	sharada (fr.) f.	428830
winery	sharapaná (t.) f.	428840
Neglected/eccentric woman	sharavela f.	428850
jug	sharba f.	428860
It was cloudy/foggy.	sharear (serb.-cro.) v.	428870
Coarse burlap apron	sharga/shargita f.	428880
A respectable and honorable person	sharif/e (t.) m.	428900
Singer, song; slow oriental melody	sharkí (t.) m.	428910
singer	sharkidjí (t.) m.	428930
	sharkula cf. charkula	428940
Crook, swindler, charlatan	sharlatán m.	428950
	sharlatanería cf. sharlatanía	428960
Fraud, deceit, charlatanry	sharlatanía f.	428970
Fraud, charlatanry	sharlatanizmo m.	428980
	sharlatanlik cf. sharlatanía	428990
Charming, charming	sharmante (fr.) adj.	428995
magic	sharm/o (fr.) m.	428997
Sweet; kind-hearted	sharope (port.) adj.	429000
Syrup, sap, sugar solution; ironically: something unpleasant	sharope /sharopi (port.) m.	429020
	sharopi (port.) cf. sharope	429050
Neck scarf, tie	sharpa (fr.) f.	429060
To express, to be afraid	sharpearse (t.) v. refl.	429070
Giant, Ravid, Necklace	sharta f.	429080
A type of liqueur	shartruz (fr.) f.	429085
dizziness	shashareamiento (t.) m.	429090
	shasharear/se (t.) cf. shashear/se	429100
Terrified, astonished, confused, frightened; dizzy, suffering from dizziness	shasheado (t.) adj.	429110
dizzy, caused dizziness; stunned, troubled	shashear (t.) v.	429120
Feeling dizzy, spinning	shashearse (t.) v. refl.	429140
dizziness	shasheo (t.) m.	429150
	shashí (t.) cf. shashut (t.)	429160
	shashikera cf. shakikera	429170
Confusing, dizzying	shashireante (t.) adj.	429175
Dizzy, confused, embarrassed, stunned	shashirear (t.) v.	429180
Dizzy, confused, embarrassed, amazed	shashirearse (t.) v. refl.	429190
Fainting; dizziness	shashiriada (t.) f.	429200
Overwhelmed, dizzy	shashiriado (t.) adj.	429210
Astonished, confused, embarrassed, stunned, terrified, dizzy, terrified	shashkín (t.) adj.	429220
A worthless thing, a useless tool	shashrandá f.	429230
squinting	shashut/shashuto (t.) adj. & m	429240
To squint, to squint, to look out of the corner of one's eye, to spy	shashutear v.	429250
dressmaker	shastra f.	429260
Tailor	shastre m.	429270
Sew, tailor; (ironically:) ''he cooked'', ''he prepared something''	shastrear v.	429280
seamstress; tailoring	shastrería f.	429290
Dirty business, scandalous business, scandal	s.hatá (gr.) f.	429300
Torn to pieces	shatar-patar	429320
Egg yolk whipped with sugar (Google-Mogul)	shato m.	429330
Move, move	shavalear (bulg.) v.	429340
Diluted with water	shavdeado adj.	429350
Salt, make salt.	shavdear v.	429360
Blandness, tastelessness	shavdes f.	429370
Bland, devoid of grace, without character	shavdiko adj.	429380
Bland, tasteless	shavdo adj.	429390
Blandness, tastelessness	shavdor m.	429430
Vanity, tastelessness; vanity	shavdura f.	429440
	Shavod (ebr.) cf. Shavuot	429450
Soap, wick	shavón m.	429460
Soap; soapy water	shavonada f.	429500
Soap; soapy water	shavonadura f.	429510
of Borit	shavonal adj.	429515
Siban; ''Siban'' - a round in the middle	shavonar v.	429520
Soap factory, Masabana	shavonería f.	429530
A small bar of soap, a piece of soap; soap bar	shavonera f.	429540
Soapmaker, soap manufacturer/seller; flatterer	shavonero m.	429550
A scented bar of soap	shavoniko m.	429560
Have a good and blessed week!	shavua(h) tov mevorah! (ebr.)	429570
Shavuot (holiday)	Shavuot (ebr.)	429580
Coarse Macedonian cloth	shayak (t.) m.	429590
raft	shayika f.	429600
Large flame, blaze, bonfire	shaymarada (port.) f.	429610
sled; borrowed: mood	shayna (bulg.) f.	429620
Agile	shaynika (Lusika es shaynika) adj.	429630
Enclosed balcony	shaynishí (t.) m.	429640
Monkey, baboon	shebek (t.) m.	429650
breast	shed/sheda (ebr.) m. (pl. shedim)	429660
May we live, may we live, may we live	sheehiyanu (ebr.)	429670
Halachic question (addressed to the legal arbiter)	sheelá (ebr.) f.	429680
What a waste of time! He can't be moved from his unreasonable claim.	sheeliko! interj.	429690
Manager, head, leader	shef m.	429700
abundance	shefah (ebr.) m.	429710
"Sprinkling" ritual on Seder night	shefoh (ebr.) m.	429720
	shefras cf. shifras	429730
peach	sheftalí/sheftelí/sheftilí (t.) m.	429740
Bloodshed - Public Insult	shefuhut damim (ebr.)	429750
To make a big fuss over a trivial matter	Shehem- estruir Shehem (ebr.)	429760
Shekhinah, grace	shehiná (ebr.) f.	429770
slaughter	shehitá (ebr.) f.	429790
	shehiyanu (ebr.) cf. sheehiyanu	429800
	shek (fr.) cf. chek	429810
Shekel (half shekel), Zionist shekel	shekel (ebr.) m.	429820
Manufacturer/seller of sweets and toffees	shekerdjí/shekierdjí/shekiredjí (t.) m.	429830
Candy and Toffee Shop; Candy Manufacturing	shekerdjilik/shekierdjilik (t.) m.	429840
Drowsiness, nap, light sleep	shekerlemé (t.) m.	429850
sweet	shekerlí/shekierlí (t.) adj.	429860
He joked.	shekishearse (t.) v. refl.	429880
Sunset, sunset time	shekiá (ebr.) f.	429890
A person wearing loose clothing (like a priest's clothes)	shelihá (ebr.) m.	429900
Mission, Sderot	shelihut (ebr.) f.	429910
	shelik cf. shenlik	429915
mattress	shelté (t.) m.	429920
forest	shelvané m.	429930
The Name (Holy); Names of the Living	shem (ebr.)	429940
Diagram, general drawing, scheme	s.hema f.	429990
Reading the Shema	shemá/shemáh (ebr.) f.	430000
Listen, Israel!	shemá Israel /shemah Israel (ebr.) interj.	430020
Shem	shemad (ebr.) m.	430035
Chart, I agreed.	s.hemátiko adj.	430040
Schematic, general description	s.hematizmo m.	430050
Excommunication, ostracism, boycott	shematá (aram.) f.	430060
noise	shemata (t.) f.	430070
	shemeho (ebr.) cf. ma shemehas	430080
Railroad	shemén de fer (fr.) m.	430090
Oil for lighting (donation to a synagogue)	shemen lamaor (ebr.)	430100
God bless you.	shemibarah (ebr.) m.	430110
Eighth Assembly	sheminí hag atseret (ebr.)	430120
Study Night (Religious)	shemirá (ebr.) f.	430130
Nonsense, useless accessories	shemisfer m.	430150
Shmita, Shmita year	shemitá (ebr.) f.	430160
Rumor, news	shemuá (ebr.) f.	430165
Preserved matzah	shemurá (ebr.) f.	430170
Stage, stage; part of a play (scene, image)	shena (it.) f.	430180
Scenario, scenario	shenario (it.) m.	430200
	shene adarim (ebr.) cf. sene adarim	430210
Adar B	sheni- Adar shení (ebr.)	430220
Theatrical, of a theater; of the stage	shéniko (it.) adj.	430230
Cheerful, happy; a person with a cheerful disposition	shenk (t.) adj. & m.	430260
Joy; celebration	shenlik (t.) m.	430270
borrowed	Sheol (ebr.) f.	430275
Sherbet, sweetened fruit juice, fruit ice cream	sherbé(t) (t.) m.	430280
Sherbet seller	sherbedjí (t) (t.) m.	430285
Unstable, fickle, lacking character, unstable person (in opinions/work/relationships)	sherilop adj. & m.	430290
	sheringa cf. seringa	430300
Ribbon, string, cord	sherit (t.) m.	430310
	sheritó (gr.) cf. shiritó	430320
Noodles	sheriyé (t.) m.	430330
Backgammon; a term for a risky business	shesh besh (t.) m.	430340
sixty	sheshentos num.	430360
	sheshereado cf. shashiriado	430370
	sheshereante (t.) cf. shashireante	430375
	shesherear/shesheriar/sheshirear/se (t.) cf. shashirear/se	430380
	sheshereo (t.) cf. shasheo	430390
Small stones	sheshikas f. pl.	430400
selection	sheshit (t.) m.	430410
A picky eater; invents new and strange things	sheshitlí (t.) adj.	430430
Pebble; female genitalia	shesho m.	430440
Cunning, cunning	shetanlik (t.) m.	430450
Bill, contract, receipt	shetar (ebr.) m.	430460
Opportunist, bilingual, changes positions at his convenience	sheté lashón (ebr.)	430470
	shetelesó (ebr.) cf. shete lashón	430480
quiet!	shetiká! (ebr.) interj.	430490
vain	shevá (ebr.) m.	430500
tribe	shevat (ebr.) m.	430510
The Twelve Tribes	shevatim (ebr.) m. pl.	430520
tribe	shevet (ebr.) m.	430525
	shevdo cf. shavdo	430530
	Shevo (ebr.) cf. Shavuot	430540
oath	shevuá (ebr.) f.	430550
Scottish wool fabric	shevyot (fr.) m.	430570
discourse'	sheyh (t.) m.	430580
Satan, demon; ''demon of destruction'' - a cunning and cunning person, naked	sheytán (t.) m. adj.	430590
Talent, agility, cunning, cunningness, wit	sheytanería (t.) f.	430610
deck chair	shezlong (fr.) f.	430620
Axe, hatchet, axe; nickname for a young man who expresses his opinion in adult conversations; short person	shfuela/shhuela f.	430630
Small axe, hatchet	sh.huelika f.	430640
Mentor, carpel (type of flower)	shiboy (1) m.	430650
	shiboy (2) cf. djibón	430660
Vanity, emptiness, vanity	shidafon (ebr.) m.	430665
	shidim (ebr.) cf. shed	430670
Spine	shidrá (ebr.) f.	430675
A person who makes a fool of himself, a person who is not serious	shidulá m.	430680
Serving (to serve)	shifrar v.	430690
Signals, signs, clues	shifras f. pl.	430700
Tells, told	shifro m.	430710
	shiftilí (t.) cf. sheftalí	430720
The blessing of life	shihiano (ebr.) m.	430730
Shiite	shiita m. & adj.	430740
Elegant; elegance	shik (fr.) m. & adj.	430750
	shikanía cf. shikanería	430760
Forged, distorted	shikanear f.	430770
Forger; liar	shikaner m.	430780
Lie, scam, fraud	shikanería f.	430790
Shining, radiant	shilak (t.) adj.	430800
Cargo ship	shilep (t.) m.	430805
Irascible	shilet (t.) adj.	430810
Placenta	shiliá (ebr.) f.	430815
An entertaining show; an entertaining fight	shilit (t.) m.	430820
Mattress	shilté (t.) m.	430830
Attic, wall rise; shabby dwelling	shilvané (t.) m.	430840
	shimata (t.) cf. shamata	430850
	shímiko cf. kímiko	430860
Boxwood, privet, ligustrum (bot.)	shimshir m.	430870
	shimshuga cf. shamshuga	430880
Monkey; nickname for a person as ugly as a monkey	shimyá (it.) f.	430890
Flashy splendor; flashy decoration to make an impression	shinaná m.	430900
Spectacular, dressed up in a noisy way	shinanalí adj.	430910
Seguin, Shinel	shinel/a m./f.	430920
Grain measure	shinik (t.) m.	430930
Enlightenment	shinlik (t.) m.	430950
Hair ponytail, hair bun	shinyón (fr.) m.	430960
Song	shir (ebr.) m. (pl. shirim)	430965
Must, grape juice	shirá (t.) m.	430970
Evil, wickedness	shiretlik (t.) m.	430980
Chamomile oil	shirez m.	430990
A frivolous woman	shirfintí (t.) f.	431000
	shiringa cf. seringa	431010
	shirit (t.) cf. sherit	431020
A superficial and empty girl	shirito (gr.) f.	431030
	shirlak (t.) cf. shilak	431040
Walnut oil	shirlán (t.) m.	431050
	shirma (t.) cf. sirma	431060
Like this, from here to there, between this and that	shirtá-ferta adv.	431070
Surgery	shirurjía (fr.) f.	431080
Surgeon, operating physician	shirurjiano (fr.) m.	431090
	shirvané (t.) cf. shilvané	431100
skewer; bayonet	shish (t.) m.	431110
	shishentos cf. sheshentos	431130
	shishit (t.) (1) cf. cheshit	431140
	shishit (t.) (2) cf. sheshit	431145
Shish-kebab, meat on skewers	shishkebab/shishkyebab (t.) m.	431150
Fat, corpulent	shishko adj.	431160
Lesson, quantity	shiur (ebr.) m.	431170
Shiva (days of mourning)	shivá (ebr.) f.	431180
Seven Commandments of the Children of Noah	shivá rishoná (ebr.)	431220
Seven Blessings, Wedding Celebrations	shiváberahot (ebr.) m..	431240
	shkarpa cf. eshkarpa	431250
	shkatinia cf. eshkatinia	431260
	shkatiniozo cf. eshkatiniozo	431270
	shkear cf. akeshar	431280
Stomach, belly	shkembe (t.) f.	431290
Intestine, intestines	shkimbezika (t.) f.	431300
	shkola cf. eskola	431310
School student	shkolato m.	431320
Nicha, reduced, subtracted	shkontar (it.) v.	431330
Deduction, discount	shkonto (it.) m.	431340
Fur coat	shkurta f.	431350
Liver stew	shlemlah m.	431360
Forger, liar	shmeker m.	431370
Lie, scam, fraud	shmekería f.	431380
Schnitzel	shnitsel m.	431390
A bunch of worthless people	sho i mo i patarich	431400
The Holocaust	shoa (ebr.) f.	431410
Heating, heating	shofaj (fr.) m.	431420
Shofar	shofar (ebr.) m.	431430
Driver	shofer (fr.) m.	431450
Judge	shofet (ebr.) m.	431460
	shoftilí (t.) cf. sheftalí	431470
bribe	shohad (ebr.) m.	431480
slaughterer	shohet (ebr.) m.	431500
shock	shok (fr.) m.	431505
	sholdo cf. soldo	431510
Tlem, Ma'anit	sholko m.	431520
Keeper, Kashrut supervisor	shomer (ebr.) m.	431530
Catheter, sonde; dwarf	shonda f.	431540
Albanian	shop m. & adj.	431560
	shorbet (t.) cf. sherbé (t)	431580
Chronic crook	shoret m.	431590
Steal without ceasing	shoretear v.	431600
Gregor; nickname for a frivolous, careless person	shorolop (t.) m.	431610
Wild pear	shorva f.	431620
road	shosé (fr.) f.	431640
Sock, sock	shoset (fr.) f.	431650
Calm down, calm down.	shosheg(u)ar v.	431660
Rubber clogs	shoshonas f. pl.	431670
Chauvinism, nationalism, nationalism	shovenizmo m.	431680
	Shpanya cf. Espanya	431690
	shpanyol cf. espanyol	431700
	shpekulant cf. spekulant	431710
	shpekular cf. spekular	431720
	shpión cf. espión	431730
	shpionaje cf. espionaje	431740
	shpionar cf. espionar	431750
	shpirt/o cf. spirt	431760
Kitchen stove	shporah m.	431770
General Staff	shtab (bulg.) m.	431780
	shtamparía cf. estamparía	431790
Here! Here!	shte! (t.) interj.	431800
cue	shteka f.	431810
stamp	shtemp (alem.) m.	431820
cloth	shtof (alem.) m.	431830
	shtok cf. stok	431840
This, that	shu (t.) conj.	431850
Office, department	shuabé (t.) m.	431860
Fur coat, heavy coat	shuba f.	431870
Office wing	shubé (1) (t.) m.	431880
	shubé (2) (t.) cf. shupé	431890
	shubelí/shubilí (t.) cf. shupelí	431900
	shubeleado (t.) cf. shupeleado	431910
	shubelear/se (t.) shupelear/se	431920
	shubesiz cf. shupesiz	431930
Immediately, without any delay	shubu adv.	431940
	s.huegro/a cf. es.huegro/a	431960
	s.huekada cf. es.huekada	431970
	s.huekear cf. es.huekear	431980
	s.hueko cf. es.hueko	431990
	s.huela cf. es.huela	432000
	s.hueler cf. soler	432010
	s.huelte cf. suerte	432020
	s.huelto cf. es.huelto	432030
	s.huenyiziko cf. es.huenyiko	432040
	s.huenyo cf. es.huenyo	432050
	shuftelí/shuftulí (t.) cf. sheftalí	432060
dry	shugo (serb.-cro.) adj.	432070
Slippers	shuhas f. pl.	432080
Market, bazaar	shuk/e (ebr.) m.	432090
Thank God!	shukiur/shukyur! (t.) interj.	432110
A hindrance and hindrance, an excuse	shukyur unu (t.)	432115
Admitted	shukrear/shukear (t.) v.	432120
hammer	shula f.	432130
From a dog, the bitch, a temporary suture; the bitch's thread	shular m.	432140
The haliv	shularear v.	432150
	shulko cf. sholko	432160
	shunda cf. shonda	432170
	shundia cf. enshundia	432180
A sympathetic look	shuní m.	432190
So-and-so and so-and-so	shuniko i muniko	432200
A collective term for the male genitalia	shunra (aram.) f.	432210
A resounding failure, a fiasco, a severe disappointment	shunrada f.	432220
Suspicion, doubt	shupé (t.) f.	432230
Doubtful, dubious, suspicious	shupelí (t.) adj.	432310
Doubtful, subject to doubt, full of doubts	shupeleado (t.) adj.	432320
Suspicion, doubt; arouse suspicion	shupelear/shupelenear (t.) v.	432330
Filled with doubts/suspicion	shupelearse (t.) v. refl.	432340
Above all doubt, certain, clear; without a doubt, certainly	shupesiz (t.) adj. adv.	432350
line	shurá (ebr.) f.	432355
	shurbet (t.) cf. sherbé (t)	432360
	shuré (t.) cf. ashuré	432370
Whistle, poplar	shurububú f.	432380
Shorok	shuruk (ebr.) m.	432390
Syrup, sweet grape juice, sweet grape syrup	shurup (t.) m.	432400
Terms, clauses of the agreement	shurut (t.) m.	432410
Best man	shushbín (ebr.) m.	432420
	shushigar/shushiguar cf. sosegar	432430
Calm, calm	shushiguado adj.	432435
Small, spicy sausage	shushika f.	432440
Grumbling, grumbling	shushu-mushu (bulg.) m.	432450
diarrhea	shushunera /shushulera f.	432460
Whisper, mumble	shushurear v.	432480
	shushurela cf. shushunera	432490
Whisper, murmur; rustle	shushuro m.	432500
diarrhea	shushurtada f.	432510
	shushushu- estar shushushu/azer	432520
Whisper without stopping	shushutear v.	432540
Fear, panic	shusto m.	432550
	shyukyur! (t.) cf. shukiur	432560
yes	si adv.	432570
If, if, if	si conj.	432620
(after a preposition) oneself/himself/himself/yourself (politely)	si pron. pers.	432640
	sía cf. siya	432790
	siar (1) (fr.) cf. sierrar	432800
To sail a boat (on a river) by driving a stake into the bottom	siar (2) v.	432810
	siarra cf. sierra	432820
	siarrar cf. sierrar	432830
	siarto cf. sierto	432840
To punish, to execute	siaset (t.)- azerlo siaset	432850
Female, lumbago	siátika f.	432860
Reason, reason, condition	sibá (ebr.) f.	432870
	sibep/sibeb (t.) cf. sebeb/sebep	432880
Siberian, very cold	siberiano adj.	432890
Public	sibur (ebr.) m.	432900
	sidim (ebr.) cf. shed/shedim	432910
Bone-chilling cold, a severe cold that causes nasal congestion and difficulty breathing	sidjil m.	432920
Thin rope	sidjim (t.) m.	432930
Vile, mean, vile	sidón adj.	432940
Lemon yellow	sidra adj.	432950
Etrog; apple juice, cider, apple wine; sake	sidra f.	432960
The series - Parshat HaShavua	sidrá (ebr.) f.	432970
Prayer list	sidur (ebr.) m.	432980
	siduta (it.) cf. seduta	432990
left	siedra (1) f.	433000
	siedra (2) cf. sierra	433010
Left, Iter	siedrero adj.	433020
Left-handed, lacking agility	siedro adj.	433030
Blindly, with eyes closed, without thinking, fanatically	siegamente adv.	433040
Blind, caused blindness; darkened; blinded	siegar v.	433050
He became blind, dazzled; his very eyes showed, he did not want to understand	siegarse v. refl.	433070
Blindness	siegedad /siegidad f.	433080
Blindness, blinding, darkness of Egypt	siegedumbre/siegidumbre m.	433100
The plague of blindness	siegera f.	433110
Heavy darkness, total darkness	siegetina f.	433130
Blindness	siegez f.	433140
Blind, Segi Nehor	siego m. & adj.	433150
Blindness, dazzle	siegura f.	433180
	sieklo (fr.) cf. siékolo	433190
Century (20th century)	siékolo (it.) m.	433200
Heaven, firmament	sielo m.	433210
Always, at any time	siempre adv.	433400
Chaed (name of a plant), flowers of immortality	siemprebiva f.	433455
Immortal; evergreen plant	siemprebive adj.	433460
eternity	siempredad f.	433470
Raka, side	sien f.	433480
century	sien num.	433490
Since, since, since	siendo prep.	433540
Mud, clay, slime; swamp	sieno m.	433550
hundredth	sientén m.	433560
A collection of one hundred items	sientena f.	433570
The hundredth in number	sienteno adj.	433580
Centipede	sientepies m.	433590
Chair manufacturer	sientero m.	433600
hundredth	sientezimo m.	433610
scientific	sientífiko adj.	433620
century	siento num.	433630
	sierkol/sierko cf. esierkol	433640
Bloom, blossom, smadar	sierna/sierne f.	433650
Gossiper, gossip, schemer	sierpa f.	433660
	sierpar cf. serpiar	433680
Snake; reptile, creeper; nickname for a harmful person - ''snake''	sierpe m.	433690
Saw, saw	sierra f.	433710
sawing	sierrada f.	433720
sawn	sierrado adj.	433735
The chainsaw	sierrador m.	433740
Sawdust; sawdust; sawdust	sierradura f.	433750
Sawn	sierrar v.	433760
Carpentry, locksmith	sierrería f.	433780
Surely, surely	siertamente adv.	433790
certainty	siertedad/siertetud/siertitud f.	433800
Certainty, assurance	sierteza f.	433810
Certainly, certain; certain	sierto adj.	433820
Surely, surely	sierto adv.	433821
Certainty, assurance	siertura f.	433900
	siervir cf. servir	433910
Zvi, Eyal	siervo (1) m.	433920
Slave, servant	siervo (2) m.	433930
A scoundrel; a nickname for a lowly and less valuable person	sieso m.	433940
Lunch break	siesta f.	433950
Suffering from prolapse/prolapse; in a loanword: a nickname for an arrogant person	siesudo adj.	433960
Seven, seven	siete num.	433970
Born in the seventh month - impatient type	sietemezino (1) adj.	434120
Expired	sietemezino (2) adj.	434130
	sietén/o cf. setén	434140
Seven hundred	sietesientos num.	434150
Syphilis	sifilis f.	434160
Swordfish	sifio m.	434170
Deck, niche	sifón f.	434180
letter, sign, omen, badge; number, number; key; score	sifra f.	434190
Torah scrolls	sifré torot (ebr.)	434220
cigarette	sigara/sigaro m.	434230
Tobacco factory worker; cigarette case	sigarera f.	434250
Cigarette manufacturer/seller	sigarero m.	434260
cigarette	sigariko m.	434270
continuity	sigidumbre f.	434280
Result, conclusion	sigiedad f.	434290
	sigiente cf. siguente	434300
	sigir cf. seguir	434310
A hundred years	siglo m.	434320
Insurance company	sigorita f.	434330
Insurance	sigorta (t.) f.	434340
Insurance person, insurer	sigortadjí (t.) m.	434350
The follower, the next, the next after	siguente adj.	434360
	siguenya cf. asiguenya	434370
	sigueto cf. séguita	434380
	sigún cf. según	434390
	sigundario cf. segundario	434400
	sigundear cf. segundear	434410
	sigundo cf. segundo	434420
	siguramente cf. seguramente	434430
	siguridad/siguritá cf. seguridad	434440
	siguro cf. seguro	434450
Health services, public health	sihiyé (t.) m.	434460
Symbol, sign	siim (t.) m.	434470
spectacle, spectacle; observation	siir (t.) m.	434480
Observing; curious	siirdjí (t.) m.	434490
scar	sikatriz/a f.	434500
The ice cream	sikatrizar v.	434510
The ice cream	sikatrizarse v. refl.	434520
Sad; bored	sikileado (t.) adj.	434530
saddened, caused sorrow; bored	sikilear/sikiliar (t.) v.	434540
Sad, bored; bored to death	sikilearse /sikiliar (t.) v. refl.	434550
Trouble, stress, worry, black bile, depression, boredom, financial hardship	sikintí (t.) m.	434570
(Mass:) Chasing dresses	sikishear (t.) v.	434590
(Homi:) Spent his time groping and touching women	sikishearse (t.) v. refl.	434600
(Mass:) burglaries, debauchery	sikisheo (t.) m.	434610
Pushed into a corner	sikishterear (t.) v.	434620
Thirst	sikiya/sikía f.	434630
	sikiyozo cf. sekiozo/sekiyozo	434640
Press, tighten, limit freedom of action; sadden, mentally stress	siklear (t.) v.	434650
Stressed, worried, distressed (due to loneliness/lack of employment/lack of entertainment), disturbed and worried	siklearse (t.) v. refl.	434690
Sad, dejected; stressed, distressed; bored	sikleozo/sikliozo (t.) adj.	434700
anguish, anxiety; weight, value, importance	siklet (t.) m.	434710
	siklo (1) cf. siglo	434720
Shekel	siklo (2) m.	434725
	sikomo cf. asi komo	434730
Sycamore	sikomoro m.	434740
	siksheo (t.) cf. sikisheo	434750
A crude curse: "Fuck you," "Go to hell."	siktir! (t.) interj.	434760
Send to hell, reject with disgust	siktirear (t.) v.	434770
	sikuenta cf. sinkuenta	434780
(Massive and rude:) No dick there!	sikyimé! (t.) interj.	434790
Syllable	sílaba f.	434810
Read syllables	silabar v.	434820
Alphon	silabar/silabario/silaberio m.	434830
Laxative	silamichik (t.) m.	434840
Slap	silé (t.) m.	434850
Quiet, stillness, silence, stillness	silensio m.	434860
Quietly, in silence	silensiozamente adv.	434865
Quiet, still, non-noise; still	silensiozo adj.	434870
Lounge, living room	silero m.	434880
Blah, worn, blurry	silik (t.) adj.	434890
Cylindrical	silíndriko adj.	434910
Galilee	silindro m.	434920
Tlem, Ma'anit	silión f.	434930
The straw, a syllogism	silojizmo/silogizmo m.	434940
Silo, barn	siloz m.	434950
Silhouette, in the mirror	siluet/a f.	434960
Wild, uncultured, rude	silvestre adj.	434970
Wire, a thread used in embroidery	sim (t.) m.	434980
Summit, peak, top, apex, zenith	sima f.	434990
Appearance, exterior appearance	simá (t.) f.	435010
Sign, signal, symptom, symbol	simán (ebr.) m.	435020
Cymbals	símbalo m.	435050
	simbol (fr.) cf. símbolo	435060
Symbolic, symbolic	simbóliko adj.	435070
Symbol, figure	simbolizar v.	435080
Symbolism, symbolic	simbolizmo m.	435090
Symbol, emblem	símbolo m.	435100
appearance, mirror image, appearance, imagination	simbultura f.	435110
Cemetery, House of Life, Graveyard	simeterio m.	435120
Matching, symmetry	simetría f.	435130
Compatible, symmetrical	simétriko adj.	435140
Joy, happiness	simhá (ebr.) f.	435150
Simchat Torah	Simhat Torá (ebr.)	435160
	simia cf. shimyá	435170
Bagel manufacturer/seller	simichí/simitchí (t.) m.	435180
Seed	simiente/simienta f.	435190
Foundation, base, foundation	simiento m.	435240
Like	símile adj.	435260
Round cookie coated with sesame seeds, dough	simit (t.) m.	435270
Sympathy, sympathy	simpatía f.	435280
Popular, sympathetic, easygoing, easy-going	simpátiko adj.	435290
Fan, enthusiast	simpatizador/dera n.	435300
Fan	simpatizante adj.	435310
Liked, admired	simpatizar v.	435320
Simple, modest	simple adj.	435330
Simply, simply	simplemente adv.	435340
Simplicity, modesty	simpleza f.	435350
	símpliche (it.) cf. sémpliche	435360
Fished	simplifikar v.	435370
Simplification	simplifikasión f.	435380
Simplicity, ease; modesty	simplisidad/simplisitá f.	435390
Symptom, symptom	simptom m.	435400
Symptomatic	simptomátiko adj.	435405
Pimp, broker	simsar (t.) m.	435410
	simselé/simsalí (t.) cf. semselé	435420
	simtomátiko cf. simptomátiko	435425
Deception, deception	simulakro m.	435430
Pretending, disguising	simulante adj.	435440
Pretend, disguise, take on a form	simular v.	435450
Pretending, disguising; impersonation, simulation	simulasión f.	435460
Simultaneous, simultaneous	simultaneidad f.	435470
At the same time, simultaneous	simultáneo adj.	435480
simultaneously	simultaniamente/simultaneamente adv.	435490
Sharbat Ruh, Khamsin	simún m.	435500
Without, without, without	sin prep.	435510
Synagogue	sinagoga f.	435570
By Bichn	sinagogal adj.	435580
	sinamomo cf. sinamón	435585
Cinnamon	sinamón m.	435600
Mustard Aspen	sinapismo m.	435610
Belt, strap	sincha f.	435620
Saddled, harnessed	sinchado adj.	435630
Saddle, harness	sinchar v.	435640
Honesty, good faith, integrity	sincheritá (it.) f.	435650
Candid, honest, loyal, true, innocent	sinchero (it.) adj.	435660
	sindero cf. sendero	435670
of a labor union, of a syndicate, syndicated	sindikal adj.	435680
Syndicalism, unionization	sindikalismo/sindikalizmo m.	435700
Syndicalist, unionist	sindikalist/sindikalista/o m.	435710
Joined a labor union	sindikalizar v.	435720
Histadrut, professional association, syndicate	sindikato m.	435730
Attorney, authorized	síndiko m.	435750
Squirrel; squirrel fur	sindjap (t.) m.	435760
White muslin ribbon wrapped around a married women's bonnet	sindjef m.	435770
Chain	sindjir (t.) m.	435780
	sindjir v. cf. sinchar	435790
Bored, tired, onward	sindrear (t.) v.	435800
Bored, tired, weary	sindrearse (t.) v. refl.	435810
Cinema	sínema/sinemá f.	435820
Symphony	sinfonia f.	435830
Symphonic	sinfóniko adj.	435840
Anger, irritation, resentment	singín (t.) m.	435850
Row with a single oar	singlar v.	435860
of a single (min.); unique, one of a kind, special; strange	singular adj.	435870
Uniqueness; strangeness	singularidad f.	435880
Distinguished; noted; highlighted	singularizar v.	435890
A wide bowl, a plate, a copper plate that served as a table	siní (t.) m.	435900
Left	siniestro adj.	435910
	sinife cf. piojo	435920
Cynical, mocking	síniko adj.	435930
Injured, injured, damaged	sinistrado (it.) adj.	435940
Gloomy, gloomy, melancholy, sad, ominous	sinistre (fr.) adj.	435950
Disaster; severe damage caused by fire/flood/earthquake/serious accident	sinistro m.	435960
	siniza cf. seniza	435970
	sinizero cf. senizero	435980
Gray	siniziento adj.	435990
Cynicism, mockery	sinizmo m.	436000
Fifth	sinkén/o adj.	436010
Eunuch	sinklavo m.	436020
Five, five	sinko num.	436030
Synchronous, applies at the same time	sinkroniko adj.	436040
Synchronize, coordinate two actions at the same time	sinkronizar v.	436050
Synchronization, synchronization, coordination of two actions at the same time	sinkronizasión f.	436060
Orchestration, synchronicity	sinkronizmo m.	436070
The fiftieth in number	sinkuentén adj.	436080
Fifty	sinkuenta num.	436090
A collection of fifty units	sinkuentena f.	436100
But	sino/sinón conj.	436110
Synod, a Christian religious assembly	sinodo m.	436130
Persecuted	sinónimo m.	436140
Honestly, frankly	sinseramente adv.	436145
	sinseria cf. sinseridad	436150
Honesty, candor	sinseridad f.	436160
Yes, frankly.	sinsero adj.	436170
Strip; piece of meat (fillet)	sinta f.	436180
Syntax	sintaks/sintaksis m.	436190
Belt	sintero m.	436200
Synthetic, produced by a chemical process	sintétiko adj.	436210
Synthesize, compose, merge, attach	sintetizar v.	436220
Synthesis, compound, combination	sinteza f.	436230
	sintino cf. sentido	436240
	sintir cf. sentir	436250
typical, symptomatic, signs, symptomatic	sintomátiko adj.	436260
Symptom, symptom	síntomo m.	436270
Belt, waist area, sash	sintura f.	436280
	sinturio cf. sintura	436285
Gingivitis, sinusitis	sinuzit m.	436290
Shameless, impudent	sinverguensa adj.	436300
	sinya cf. sinyo	436310
sign, symbol, commemorative sign, bookmark, signal; (such as a train warning signal); traffic sign	sinyal m.	436320
Known, famous; scarred; prone to disaster	sinyalado adj.	436380
Marking	sinyalamiento m.	436390
sign, signal, point out, hint at, indicate, announce, emphasize	sinyalar v.	436400
Signed; sign	sinyar (fr.) v.	436410
Seal, the signed	sinyatario (fr.) m.	436420
Signature	sinyatura (fr.) f.	436430
	sinyidero cf. sintura	436440
Understandable, meaning	sinyifikado m.	436450
hinted at, instructed at; had significance, indicated; legally announced	sinyifikar v.	436460
Understandable, meaning	sinyifikasión f.	436470
Significant, meaningful	sinyifikativo adj.	436480
Sign, signal, symbol, hint, symptom	sinyo m.	436490
	sinyor/sinyó cf. senyor m.	436500
	sinyora cf. senyora	436510
Overcame, prevailed, prevailed over	sinyorear/sinyoriar v.	436520
Lordship, high authority	sinyoría f.	436530
A maiden, a girl from a good family	sinyorina (it.) f.	436550
Youth	sinyorino (it.) m.	436560
Control, prestige; wealth and well-being, security	sinyorío m.	436570
Extremely wealthy, a carefree person enjoying prosperity	sinyorón m.	436610
	sío cf. siyo	436620
Zionism	sionismo/sionizmo m.	436630
Zionist	sionista/o m. & adj.	436640
	sipete (t.) cf. sepet	436650
'Sage Sifinti' - a low-value person	Sipintí- han Sipintí m.	436660
Cypress	sipres m.	436670
Queue, column, row, order	sirá (t./gr.) f.	436680
Value/Arrange in a row	siraladear (t.) v.	436770
Mermaid, sea maiden; horn, siren	sirena f.	436780
Stand, in a row	sirgí (t.) m.	436790
Market seller, stall owner	sirgidjí (t.) m.	436800
Syriac Aramaic	siriako m.	436810
Syrian	siriano (fr.) adj. & m.	436820
Rod, stick	sirik (t.) m.	436830
Large candle, church candle	sirio m.	436840
Wall	sirka f.	436860
	sirko(n)stansia cf. sirkunstansia	436870
Circus, round arena	sirko/sirkol m.	436880
Mobile, moving	sirkolante adj.	436890
	sirkolar f. cf. sirkular f.	436910
	sirkolar v. cf. sirkular v.	436920
Circle, circle, social circle	sírkolo m.	436930
Circumference, circle	sirkonferensia/sirkunferensia f.	436940
	sirkonsión cf. sirkunsisión	436950
	sirkonsir cf. sirkunsir	436960
	sirkonsizar cf. sirkunsir	436970
	sirkonzisión cf. sirkunsizión	436980
Circular, return letter	sirkular f.	436990
Move, rotate; spread	sirkular v.	437000
	sirkulario m. cf. sirkular f.	437005
Cycle, period; movement, traffic	sirkulasión f.	437010
	sírkulo cf. sírkolo	437040
Circumcision	sirkunsido adj.	437050
	sirkunsimiento cf. sirkunsizión	437055
Mel	sirkunsir v.	437060
Circumcision	sirkunsizión f.	437070
Circumstances, situation	sirkunstansia/sirkonstensia f.	437080
	sirkuzir cf. sirkunsir	437090
Silver/gold thread for embroidery; filigree	sirma (t.) f.	437100
Capital, capital	sirmayé (t.) m.	437120
Serbs	sirpís (t.) m. pl.	437125
	sirta ferta cf. shirtá-ferta	437130
	sirviente cf. serviente	437140
	sirvis cf. servis	437150
The stall/seat of the cart/carriage owner and the seat next to it	sis m.	437160
Attack! - A warning call to a dog	sisa! interj.	437180
Fever, malaria	sisión f.	437190
Tzitzit, Tallit	sisit (ebr.) f.	437200
Weak, emaciated	siska (t.) adj.	437210
Great thinness, a slobbery	siska (t.) f.	437220
Dirty, filthy	siskar v.	437230
Is it?	siske (si es ke) conj.	437240
Slack	sisko m.	437250
Swan; you will breathe	sisne m.	437285
Intoxicating drink, liquor	sisra f.	437290
Method, system, order	sistem/sistema m.	437300
Systematically	sistematikamente adv.	437310
Systematic	sistemátiko adj.	437320
Put into a system, arrange systematically	sistematizar v.	437330
Pool, pond	sisterna f.	437340
	sistiko cf. sestiko	437350
So-and-so, so-and-so, unknown	sistrano/sistraniko m.	437360
mockery, ridicule, sneer; interview, meeting	sita f.	437370
Citadel, fortress	sitadela f.	437380
Flood, storm; great pain, sorrow, sadness; severe insult	sitafón (ebr.) m.	437390
Quote	sitar v.	437400
Quote	sitasión f.	437410
To besiege, to besiege, to besiege	sitiar v.	437420
Site, place; siege; summer residence	sitio m.	437430
Contradiction, contrast	sitofones	437450
Roof terrace	sitoh (arab.)	437460
Another demon, devil, satan	sitrá oh(a)rá (aram.) m.	437470
is located, situated, situated	situado adj.	437480
Locate, determine a place, place, place	situar v.	437490
Situation, position	situasión f.	437500
	sivá (ebr.) cf. shivá	437510
Rough plaster	siva (t.) f.	437520
Plasterer	sivadjí (t.) m.	437530
Sivan	siván (ebr.) m.	437540
City, Keret, Vol.	sivdad f.	437550
Town, village	sivdadika f.	437600
Urban	sivdadino adj.	437610
National, citizen, resident, city dweller	sivdadino/sivdadano m.	437620
	sivdeka cf. sivdadika	437630
	sivera cf. severa	437640
Civil; polite	sivil adj.	437650
Politeness, good manners, courtesy	sivilidad f.	437690
Cultured, educated, refined	sivilizado adj.	437700
The wise, the wise	sivilizar v.	437710
Culture, civilization	sivilizasión f.	437720
Pointed, pointed	sivrí (t.) adj.	437730
chair, seat; saddle	siya f.	437740
Sealed (with seal), sealed	siyado adj.	437820
Sealing	siyadura f.	437840
Sealed (with seal), the Sealed	siyar (1) v.	437850
	siyar (2) cf. siar (2)	437860
Signed	siyarse v. refl.	437865
Politics	siyaset (t.) m.	437870
Warehouse, repository, treasury	siyero m.	437890
Chair manufacturer/dealer	siyetero m.	437910
Bunk	siyika f.	437915
From a chair bump	siyitada f.	437920
As a chaise, a small chair for a child	siyitika f.	437930
Stamp, seal	siyo m.	437950
	skabuyar/se cf. eskabuyar/se	437960
	skaer cf. eskaer	437970
	skaido cf. eskaido	437980
Wharf, pier; scaffolding	skala (t.) f.	437990
	skalavrado cf. eskalavrado	438000
	skalavrado cf. eskalavrado	438010
	skalavrar/se cf. eskalavrar/se	438020
	skaldado cf. eskaldado	438030
	skaldadura cf. eskaldadura	438040
	skaldar/se cf. eskaldar/se	438050
	skalera cf. eskalera	438060
	skalón cf. eskalón	438070
	skama cf. eskama	438080
	skamundado cf. deskamundado	438090
	skamundar/se cf. deskamundar/se	438100
	skandal cf. eskándalo	438110
	skandalizar cf. eskandalizar	438120
	skandalizar/se cf. eskandalizar/se	438130
	skansar cf. deskansar	438140
End, conclusion	skapadijo m.	438150
	skapar cf. eskapar	438160
	skapijo cf. skapadijo	438170
	skaravajo cf. eskaravajo	438180
	skaravato cf. eskaravato	438190
Second, scarlet fever	skarlatina f.	438200
sick again; of the second time	skarlatinozo m. & adj.	438210
	skarpina cf. eskarpin	438220
	skarsedad cf. eskarsedad	438230
	skarso cf. eskarso	438240
	skarsura cf. eskarsedad	438250
	skarvar cf. eskarvar	438260
	skasarse cf. eskasarse	438270
Excrement, feces	skatá (gr.) f.	438280
	skela (t.) cf. skala	438300
Skeleton	skelet (fr.) m.	438310
	skifar/se (it.) cf. eskifar/se	438320
	skifo cf. (it.) eskifo	438330
	skifozo (it.) cf. eskifozo	438340
	skojer cf. eskojer	438350
	skola/skolia cf. eskola	438360
	skolar v. cf. eskolar v.	438370
	skolar/skolario m. cf. eskolario	438380
	skoler cf. eskolario	438390
	skombrado cf. eskombrado	438400
	skombrar cf. eskombrar	438410
	skontrar cf. eskontrar	438420
	skorchar cf. deskorchar	438430
	skorrer cf. eskorrer	438440
Fear, anxiety, trouble, obstacle, difficulty	skotura (gr.) f.	438450
	skova cf. eskova	438460
	skrivanía cf. eskrivanía	438470
	skrivir/se cf. eskrivir/se	438480
	skrushido cf. eskrushido	438490
	skrushir cf. eskrushir	438500
	skudyar cf. eskudiyar	438510
	skuezer cf. eskozer	438520
Macaroni stew with chicken and potatoes	skulacha f.	438530
Earrings	skularichas (gr.) f. pl.	438540
	skulkador cf. eskulkador	438550
	skulkar cf. eskulkar	438560
	skulkarichias (gr.) cf. skularichas	438570
	skultor cf. ekultor	438575
	skultura cf. eskultura	438580
	skuma cf. eskuma	438590
	skumaraje cf. eskuma	438600
	skumatina cf. eskuma	438610
	skumbrí cf. eskumbrí	438620
	skupidero cf. eskupidero	438630
	skupir cf. eskupir	438640
Sober, wise, moderate	skupisehel (ebr.) adj.	438650
	skupitinia cf. eskupitina	438660
	skuralichas (gr.) cf. skularichas	438670
	skureser cf. eskureser	438680
	skurina cf. eskurina	438690
	skuro cf. eskuro	438700
	skurtalear cf. kurtarear	438710
	skuvierto cf. deskovijado	438720
	skuvijado cf. deskovijado	438730
	skuvijar/se cf. deskovijar/se	438740
	skuvrir cf. dekuvrir	438750
	skuza cf. eskuza	438760
	skuzar/se cf. eskuzar/se	438770
	skuzido cf. deskuzido	438780
	skuzir/se cf. deskuzir/se	438790
Weak, frail, exhausted, sickly	slabo (serb.-cro.) m.	438800
Soared, developed economically, succeeded	slanchiarse (it.) v.	438810
Leap, rapid movement, impulse, enthusiasm	slanchio (it.) m.	438820
Slavic	slavismo/slavizmo m.	438840
Selby	slavo adj.	438850
Made to measure, made to order	smarlamá (t.) adv.	438860
Izmirai, resident of Izmir	smirniote adj. & m.	438880
bothered, disturbed	smiteyar (serb.-cro.) v.	438890
Harassed, harassed, disturbed	smiteyarse v. refl.	438900
Tuxedo	smoking (ing.) m.	438910
Snob, dandy, arrogant	snob m.	438920
Snobbery, snobbery	snobismo m.	438930
Feces	soá (ebr.) f.	438940
	soaré (fr.) cf. suaré	438950
Heater, charcoal burner	soba (t.)	438960
Stove manufacturer/installer	sobadjí (t.) m.	438970
Passion, ardor; pride, arrogance; splendor, majesty, splendor; anger, rage, fit of anger; malice	sobervia f.	438980
Pride, arrogance; anger	soberviamiento m.	438990
	soberviar/se cf. sobreviar/se	439000
Proud, boastful, arrogant; lofty, exalted, lofty, magnificent	sobervio adj.	439010
	sobervio m. cf. sobervia	439020
Yugoslav Parliament	sobranyé f.	439030
	sobrevia cf. sobervia	439040
Angry, furious	sobreviado adj.	439050
	sobreviamiento cf. soberviamiento	439060
The angry, the furious	sobreviar v.	439070
Get angry; get stronger, proud, grow, develop	sobreviarse v. refl.	439080
	sobrevio cf. sobervio	439090
Sobriety, restraint, restraint, contentment with little	sobriedad f.	439100
Society, association, club	sochetá (it.) f.	439110
	sochietá (it.) cf. sochetá	439120
Partner, friend, ally	socho (it.) m. & adj.	439130
Sodium, soda, soda (carbonated water)	soda f.	439140
	sodito cf. sudito	439150
	sodjetar cf. sodjiguar	439160
	sodjeto (it.) cf. sujeto	439170
Enslaved	sodjiftado adj.	439175
Who worked?	sodjiftar/sodjeftar v.	439180
Enslaved, enslaved	sodjiftarse/sodjeftarse v. refl.	439185
Enslaved; slave	sodjifto/sodjefto adj. & m.	439190
Enslaved; tamed	sodjiguado adj.	439200
Enslaving, taming	sodjiguador m.	439210
Lien	sodjiguansa f.	439220
tamed, subdued, took control of, enslaved, conquered	sodjiguar v.	439230
	sodjorno (it.) cf. sedjorno	439240
Surrendered, subdued, enslaved, defeated, conquered	sodjuzgado adj.	439250
A type of soup/dish for Passover	sodra (port.) f.	439260
In the forest	sodramente adv.	439265
Deafness	sodredad f.	439270
	sodreza cf. sodredad	439280
Hard of hearing, difficulty hearing due to noise and bustle; pretending to be deaf	sodrina f.	439290
Dull; blurry, unclear	sodro m. & adj.	439300
	sodrura cf. sodredad	439340
Finally, finally	sof sof (ebr.) adv.	439350
Sofa; bed	sofá (t.) f.	439360
Loquat	sofayfa f.	439380
Writer, copyist	sofer (ebr.) m.	439390
Resident of Sofia	sofialí m.	439395
	sofiguado cf. sodjifto	439400
Sophism (a false and distorted proof based on false assumptions), deception	sofismo/sofizmo m.	439410
Sophisticated	sofistikado adj.	439420
Misled, forged; did in a sophisticated way	sofistikar v.	439430
Roof window; attic	sofita (gr.) f.	439440
Incendiary, fervor, heat; foaming; inflammation; tirade, unpleasantness	soflama f.	439450
Burned, ignited, lit	soflamadjear v.	439470
Irritated, depressed, sad	soflamado adj.	439480
	soflamar/se cf. asoflamar/se	439490
Hot flashes; flushing; discomfort; inflammation	soflamasión f.	439500
Prompter	soflor (fr.) m.	439510
Dining table; tablecloth	sofrá (t.) m.	439520
	soframán (t.) cf. sovramán	439525
	sofreir/se cf. sufriir/se	439530
	sofrito cf. sufrito	439540
Student at a Muslim seminary; fanatical Muslim, conservative Muslim	softá (t.) m.	439550
A Muslim fundamentalist, fanatic in observing the precepts of Islam	sofú (t.) m. & adj.	439560
Double-sided comb: dense on one side and spacious on the other	sograna f.	439570
Suffering	soguero m.	439580
Chatter, chatter, lots of chatter	sohbet- azer sohbet i lakirdi (t.)	439590
He feels displeased, he feels bad.	sohor (ebr.) adj.	439600
	soisuz (t.) cf. soysuz	439610
heel	soivar v.	439620
	sojefto cf. sodjifto	439630
	sojiguar cf. sodjiguar	439640
Water pipe	sokarino m.	439650
	sokestrar cf. sekuestrar	439660
Market, market square	soko m.	439670
Help, save	sokorrer v.	439680
Help, support, relief; charity	sokorro/sokurro m.	439690
	sokorso cf. sokorro	439700
	sokrestar cf. sekuestrar	439710
	sokresto cf. sekuestro	439720
	sokuestrar cf. sekuestrar	439730
	sokuestrasión cf. sekuestrasión	439740
	sokuestro cf. sekuestro	439750
	sokurrir cf. sokorrer	439760
Sun, heat; sunlight, heat of the sun	sol m.	439770
Flour and fat soup; sediment; floor, ground	solada f.	439940
sunny	solajado adj.	439945
A sun-drenched place	solaje m.	439950
Left, right hand Iter	solak (t.) adj.	439960
	solaldad cf. soledad	439970
Only, but, only	solamente adv.	439980
	solana cf. solanar	439990
Idol	solanar m.	440000
Ruach Kadim, Khamsin	solano adj.	440010
To walk back and forth	solansa- dar/echar solansas	440020
Solar, sunny	solar adj.	440030
floor	solar m.	440040
Take a sun bath; light up, ventilate	solarar v.	440070
Felt	solas- a solas adv.	440080
Find solace, be consoled	solaserse v. refl.	440100
	soldadera cf. soldador	440110
Army, military service	soldadería f.	440120
Soldered, glued; bandaged	soldado adj.	440130
Soldier, military man	soldado m.	440140
soldering iron	soldador m.	440150
soldering	soldadura f.	440160
The damp, the melted	soldar v.	440170
Military, of soldiers	soldatesko adj.	440180
Penny/a penny; salary	soldo m.	440190
That bleached in the sun	soleado adj.	440210
There in the sun, hit (the sun)	solear v.	440220
Sunbathed; got sunstroke	solearse v. refl.	440230
Loneliness, isolation	soledad f.	440240
	solemnel cf. solenel	440260
	solemnidad cf. solenidad	440270
	solemnizar cf. solenizar	440271
festive	solenel (fr.) adj.	440280
Solemnly, magnificently	solenemente adv.	440290
Solemnity, splendor	solenidad/solenitá (it.) f.	440300
Pierre	solenizar v.	440301
Behave normally, behave	soler v.	440310
Sun-drenched area	solerío	440320
The sun is scorching.	solero m.	440330
Sole	soleta f.	440340
Continuous loneliness, a long period of solitude; the hours of the day in summer when the sun is blazing	soletina f.	440350
Write fluent writing	soletrar v.	440351
Half-quill, solitaire, eloquent Sephardic-Mizrahi script	soletreo m.	440370
Elevated, carried on; rebelling	solevado adj.	440380
Rebel; frivolous, reckless, humorous	solevantado adj.	440390
Coup, rebellion, mutiny, uprising; surge, swelling	solevantamiento m.	440400
The raising, the raising, the raising; the raising, the raising	solevantar v.	440410
Rise up; swell up	solevantarse v. refl.	440420
Revolution, uprising, rebellion	solevantina f.	440430
	solevar cf. solevantar	440440
Pleasant and not scorching sun	soleziko m.	440450
	solfato cf. sulfato	440460
Singing according to notes, singing in scales	solfej (fr.) m.	440470
Solid, hard, strong, firm, stable	solid/sólido adj.	440480
tightly, tightly, tighten well	solidamente adv.	440490
Unity, solidarity	solidaridad/solidariedad/solidaritá f.	440500
Mutual, united, sharing an opinion and idea, empathizing, solidary	solidario adj.	440510
Empathized with, expressed solidarity, mutually committed	solidarizarse v. refl.	440530
Firmness, hardness	solidez f.	440540
Solidified, which has become solid	solidifikado adj.	440550
Solidified, became solid	solidifikar v.	440560
Consolidation	solidifikasión f.	440570
Solidity, hardness, stability	soliditá f.	440580
Solid, hard	sólido adj.	440590
Desolation, desert; oppressive pain of loneliness, anxiety, and the anguish of loneliness	solidumbre f.	440600
He is alone, pleasantly and calmly.	soliko adj.	440610
Pipe, canal	solina (gr.) f.	440620
Lobbyist, submits requests	solisitador m.	440630
The petitioner, the one who requests, the one who makes the request	solisitante adj. & m.	440640
requested, made a request, submitted a request, begged, solicited	solisitar v.	440650
Request, entreaty, solicitation	solisitasión f.	440660
Request; care, treatment, concern	solisitud f.	440670
Vocalist, soloist	solista/o m.	440680
	solita cf. soleta	440690
Lonely, isolated, solitary; solitaire (card game)	solitario adj.	440700
loneliness	solitud f.	440710
	solko cf. sholko	440720
Only, solely, alone	solo adv.	440730
Lonely, isolated, solitary	solo adj.	440770
Shade; shelter	solombra f.	440790
Parasol/umbrella, awning	solombrero m.	440870
Shady place	solombría	440880
Shady, shaded	solombrozo adj.	440890
	solotreo cf. soletreo	440900
A sloppy, neglected woman	soltada adj.	440910
Released, sent	soltado adj.	440912
	soltador cf. soltero	440915
Departure, abandonment; shipping, release (a dog from a leash)	soltadura f.	440920
Interpreted a dream; released, let go, untied a bond; dismissed (his wife)	soltar v.	440930
Singleness; status of the deportee	soltería f.	440950
Single; Divorced; Dream Interpreter	soltero m.	440960
Short coat, jacket, jacket	soltuka f.	440970
Loosening; release; divorce, get; dream interpretation	soltura f.	440980
	soluk (t.) cf. suluk	441000
	solup (t.) cf. suluk	441010
Solution, dissolution; solution	solusión f.	441020
Solved, "cut" things	solusionar v.	441030
Solvable, solvable	soluvle adj.	441040
solvency	solvabilidad f.	441050
Who meets his financial obligations, pays on time	solvavle adj.	441060
	solvidador cf. sulvidador	441070
	solvidadozo cf. sulvidadozo	441080
	solvidar/se cf. olvidar/se	441090
	soma (it.) cf. suma	441100
	somario cf. sumario	441110
	sombaente cf. sombayedor	441115
	sombayador cf. sombayedor	441120
	sombayar cf. sombayer	441130
Alluring, alluring, inciting; charming, attractive	sombayedor/sombaidor/dera n.& adj.	441140
	sombayente cf. sombayedor	441145
Tempted, enticed, enticed, incited; charmed, attracted	sombayer/sombaer/sombayir v.	441150
Nafta	sombayerse/sombaerse v. refl.	441170
Seduced, enticed; charmed	sombayido/sombaído adj.	441180
Temptation, seduction, incitement; charm, attraction	sombayimiento/sombaimiento m.	441190
Temptation, the Shah	sombayo m.	441200
	sombra cf. solombra	441210
dark	sombre (fr.) adj.	441215
hat	sombrero m.	441220
dark	sombrio (port.) adj.	441225
	sombultura (1) cf. simbultura	441230
	sombultura (2) cf. sonbultura	441235
Inferior, bad, worse	someno (port.) adj.	441240
Subdue, subjugate, dominate, overcome	someter v.	441250
Surrendered, enslaved	someterse v. refl.	441260
Submissive, submissive, subject to	sometido adj.	441270
Self-surrender, devotion to the enemy, surrender, enslavement; dependence, subordination, submission, renunciation	sometimiento m.	441280
Moonstruck, sleepwalking	somnambul/o m. & adj.	441290
sleepwalking	somnambulizmo m.	441300
Yours (????? - chicken)	somorgujo m.	441305
tolerable	somportado adj.	441310
	somportamiento cf. somportansa	441315
suffering, carrying	somportansa f.	441320
Bear, bear, bear a burden	somportar v.	441330
tolerable	somportavle adj.	441340
Last, final	son/sonko (t.) adj.	441350
Sound, voice; melody, tune, melody	son m.	441370
Sound, voice	sonada f.	441410
Pamoner	sonador m.	441420
Tambourine, pick-up drum	sonaja f.	441430
Small bell, bell, pair, rattle; baby rattle	sonaje m.	441440
harpoon	sonaldar v.	441450
Exalted, praised; raised to a high level	sonalsado adj.	441460
The one who praises, the one who exalts; the one who elevates	sonalsador adj.	441470
Praise, exaltation, rise in status	sonalsamiento m.	441480
Praise, exalt; raise to a higher level	sonalsar v.	441490
Ringing	sonante adj.	441500
Ring, resonate; play a musical instrument	sonar v.	441520
Needle (nose); became famous, common, known to the public	sonarse v. refl.	441560
Bell, bell tower	sonase m.	441580
Sonata	sonata f.	441590
	sonbaidor cf. sombayedor	441600
Shipwreck; tombstone	sonbultura f.	441610
sonde, catheter; catheter; drill; measuring cable; test, examination	sonda f.	441620
Depth testing, drilling, survey	sondaje m.	441630
Examine, investigate, ask, feel for pulse; place catheter/tube	sondar v.	441640
	sondear cf. sondar	441650
Depth testing, drilling, survey, interrogation; catheter placement	sondeo m.	441660
A small bell, a lifesaver	soné (fr.) m.	441665
Ringing; ringing bell	sonería f.	441670
Ringing; rustling	sonet m.	441680
Sound, voice, pronunciation	sonetido m.	441690
rustle, rustle	sonetiko m.	441700
Sonnet	soneto m.	441710
Embarrassed, confused, harassed, burdened, irritated	sonflamar v.	441720
A stew of pieces of meat and leeks	songato m.	441730
A recurring annoying sound	sonidiko m.	441740
Sound, voice	sonido m.	441750
	sonijo cf. sonido	441760
Sound, voice	sono (fr.) m.	441770
Resonance, sonority	sonoridad f.	441780
	sonportar cf. somportar	441790
Smile	sonreir/sonriir v.	441800
Smiley	sonriente adj.	441810
smile	sonriza/o f./m.	441820
My heart is filled with compassion.	sonruirse las piadades	441830
The vapors	sonrujir v.	441840
attraction	sontraemiento m.	441845
caused, was the motive for; caused; captured, contained; dragged, prolonged	sontraer v.	441850
Apologized, retracted, showed remorse; continued, stemmed	sontravar v.	441860
Drifting, being dragged	sontravarse v. refl.	441870
	sontrayer cf. sontraer	441880
Dreamer, hallucinator, dreamer, imaginative	sonyador m.	441890
dreamer	sonyante n.	441891
Dreamed	sonyar/sonyarse v. refl.	441900
dream	sonyo m.	441940
Stick, these	sopa (t.) f.	441960
	sopa cf. supa	441970
Quiet! Shut up.	sopa! (gr.) interj.	441980
Hitter, hitter	sopadjí (t.) m.	441990
High humidity, great dampness	sopatina f.	442000
	sopetanio cf. supetanio	442010
sudden	sopetanio/nia adj.	442020
	sópeto cf. súpito	442030
blower	soplador m.	442040
Blow, blow, blow	soplar v.	442050
Light breeze, light puff; skill	sopliko m.	442060
Exhalation, blowing, gust	soplo m.	442070
	soportar cf. somportar	442080
	soportavle cf. somportavle	442090
Fall (into trouble/trouble)	sorcheada f.	442100
Fell (in trouble/in trouble)	sorchear v.	442110
	sordo cf. sodro	442120
Consume/consume while using, waste; sell in bulk; insert foreign words to make an impression	sorear (t.) v.	442130
Quantity of goods sold, sales volume	soreo m.	442140
Enemy, adversary	sorer (ebr.) m.	442150
quinine	sorfato m.	442170
	sormé (t.) cf. surmé	442190
heap, mixture; large quantity	soró (gr.) m.	442200
	sorotear cf. sorretear	442210
Surprising, astonishing, astonishing, puzzling, amazing	sorprendente adj.	442220
Surprised, amazed, puzzled	sorprender v.	442230
Be amazed, bewildered, astonished, filled with wonder	sorprenderse v. refl.	442235
Surprised, shocked, astonished	sorprendido adj.	442240
	sorprendiente cf. sorpendente	442250
Surprise, astonishment, wonder, bewilderment	sorpreza f.	442260
prostitute	sorreteadera (t.) f.	442270
vagrancy	sorreteadero (t.)	442280
Wandering, wandering, moving and wandering, astray	sorretear/sorretar (t.) v.	442290
vagrancy	sorreteo (t.) m.	442300
A girl who can't stay in one place, jumping from place to place, a woman who is never at home.	sorretera (t.) f.	442310
Wanderer, walked, wandered, moved and wandered	sorretero (t.) m.	442320
Type, gender, manner, form	sorta/sorte (fr.) f.	442330
	sorte (it.) cf. suerte	442380
type	sorte (fr.) f.	442382
Fortune teller, fortune teller	sortero m.	442385
Bowel movement	sortida f.	442390
ring	sortija f.	442400
He went out, went to the bathroom (in student parlance), he had a bowel movement	sortir (fr.) v.	442410
Do it in your pants.	sortirse (fr.) v. refl.	442420
Scrap metal, worthless and noisy objects	soruntluk (t.) m.	442430
Periodic sales quantity, periodic consumption quantity	sorush m.	442440
Ask, investigate	sorushear (t.) v.	442450
Sniffing; persistent, annoying gnawing	sorvedero m.	442460
Observation, guarding, guarding, supervision, surveillance; wakefulness (at night), night work	sorveliansa (fr.) f.	442470
Guard, watchman, overseer, inspector	sorveliante (fr.) m. & adj.	442490
Watch, watch over, guard, lurk, follow	sorveliar (fr.) v.	442500
	sorventina cf. sorvetina	442510
Swallow, gulp, gulp noisily, suck; inhale, smell, sniff; gnaw; weaken due to sexual overactivity	sorver v.	442520
sip, swallow; inhale, sniff	sorvetina	442610
Exhausted, worn out, worn out; emaciated; exhausted from increased sexual activity	sorvido adj.	442620
Those who sip noisily, those who sniff and inhale with accompanying sounds	sorvidor m.	442630
slurp, sip; sniff, sniff	sorvidura f.	442640
"Legum, ''Shluk''"	sorviko m.	442650
sip, gulp, swallow; amount taken in one gulp/inhale	sorvo m.	442670
sauce	sos m.	442680
	sosam/sosan (t.) cf. susam	442700
The above	sosdicho adj.	442710
Calmly, peacefully	sosegadamente adv.	442715
Calm down, calm down.	sosegar v.	442720
Quiet, wait, calm down.	sosegarse v. refl.	442725
Sociality	sosiabilidad f.	442730
social	sosial adj.	442740
Social Democrats	sosialdemokrasía f.	442750
Social Democrat	sosialdemokrato/a m.	442760
socialism	sosialismo/sosializmo m.	442770
Socialist, socialist	sosialista/o m. & adj.	442780
Company	sosializar v.	442790
Socialization	sosializasión f.	442800
sociable	sosiavle adj.	442810
company	sosiedad/sosietad/sosietá f.	442820
Peace, quiet, rest	sosiego m.	442830
Member (of an association, etc.)	sosietario m.	442840
Partner, colleague, friend	sosio m.	442850
sociology	sosiología/sosiolojía f.	442860
sociologist	sosiolog/sosiólogo m.	442870
suspect	sospechado adj.	442880
Suspicious, suspicious	sospechador m.	442890
Suspicion, unfounded accusation	sospechar v.	442900
Suspicious, suspicious	sospechavle adj.	442910
suspicion	sospecho/sospejo m.	442920
Suspicious; suspicious	sospechozo adj.	442930
Suspend, suspend, postpone, postpone; stop payments, go bankrupt	sospender v.	442940
hanging, delayed, suspended, postponed, postponed	sospendido adj.	442950
Suspension, delay, postponement, suspension, pause; chandelier	sospensión f.	442960
pending	sospezo adj.	442970
A person who moans incessantly	sospirador m.	442990
Sigh, groan	sospirar v.	443000
Sigh, groan	sospiro f.	443010
Essence, essence, essence; substance	sostansia f.	443020
Real, full of content; nourishing, satisfying	sostansiozo adj.	443040
Support, encouragement	sostén m.	443050
Supporter, helper, diner	sostenedor m.	443060
Held, supported, encouraged, provided	sostener v.	443070
made a living, supported himself, stood on	sostenerse v. refl.	443100
Supported, relied on, encouraged	sostenido adj.	443110
Supportive, encouraging; provider	sosteniente adj.	443120
Assistance, support, prop; means of livelihood	sostenimiento m.	443130
prop, support; supporter, sustainer, provider	sostenio/sostento m.	443140
Support, support, encouragement	sostién (fr.) m.	443150
Name instead, replace with	sostituir v.	443160
Substitute, replacement	sostitusión f.	443170
	sostovido cf. sostenido	443180
Sociable, sociable person	sosyetik (fr.) adj.	443190
Spanish playing card character: Page	sota f.	443200
pervert	sotá (ebr.) f.	443210
	sotener cf. sostener	443230
Grasshopper, locust	soterel (fr.) m.	443240
Grave, burial	soterrar (arc.) v.	443245
	sotileza cf. sutileza	443250
	sotlach (t.) cf. sutlach	443260
Under, beneath	soto (it.) adv.	443270
sub-	soto- prefix	443290
Thicket, thicket (of plants, trees)	soto m.	443320
submarine	sotomarino (it.) m.	443330
Subjugated, enslaved, forced	sotometer (it.) v.	443340
Surrendered, accepted authority, bowed his head, accepted the situation	sotometerse (it.) v. refl.	443350
Submissive, surrendered, obedient, accepting the law; enslaved; dependent, dependent on	sotometido (it.) adj.	443360
submission	sotometimiento (it.) m.	443370
What is written below	sotoskrito (it.) m.	443380
	sová (t.) cf. siva	443390
Coarse plaster plastering	sovadear (t.) v.	443400
	sovadjí (t.) cf. sivadjí	443410
wild	sovaje (fr.) adj.	443420
armpit	sovako m.	443440
Sign, proverb	soveranear v.	443450
Sovereignty	soveranedad/soverenedad f.	443460
Sovereignty	soveranía f.	443470
Ruler, king, sovereign; sovereign, supreme	soverano m. & adj.	443480
	soverbio cf. sobervio	443490
	soverenedad (fr.) cf. soveranedad	443500
	sovereno (fr.) cf. soverano	443510
	sovervia cf. sobervia	443520
Soviet, council	soviet m.	443530
Soviet	soviétiko adj.	443540
Bribery	sovornar v.	443550
Bribery, bribery; giving a bribe	sovorno m.	443560
Excess, balance, remainder	sovra/sovrita f.	443570
	sovradijo/sovradizo cf. sovraje	443590
Excess, unused, excessive, too much; increased	sovrado adj.	443600
A despicable person who is not supervised	sovrado m.	443610
Remainder, balance, surplus	sovraje m.	443620
Exalted, whose praises soar to the skies	sovralsado adj.	443640
Praise, showering praise from skyscrapers	sovralsamiento m.	443650
Exalted, showered with praise from skyscrapers	sovralsar v.	443660
Fine fabric used to sew the uniforms of the Sultan's infantry chiefs	sovramán (t.) m.	443665
	sovrano cf. soverano	443670
Excess, balance	sovransa f.	443680
Excess, unnecessary	sovrante adj.	443690
Surpassed, exceeded; was unnecessary	sovrar v.	443700
On, above, on top of; in relation to - in the matter of	sovre prep.	443720
who survived, who remained alive	sovrebiviente adj.	443795
Survived, stayed alive	sovrebivir v.	443797
The above	sovredicho adj. & m.	443800
Area, surface area, surface	sovrefas/sovrefaz m.	443810
Pressing, oppressing, harassing; oppressing; oppressing	sovreforsador adj. & m.	443830
Pressure, pressured, harassed, oppressed	sovreforsar v.	443840
Make an effort, get stronger.	sovreforsarse v. refl.	443850
Effort, endeavor; oppress	sovreforso m.	443860
Guard, protect, safeguard, secure	sovreguadrar v.	443870
Protection, security, protection, protection	sovreguardia f.	443880
Pillowcase, bedspread	sovrekama f.	443890
Excess weight	sovrekarga f.	443900
Burdened, kneeling under a burden	sovrekargado adj.	443910
Overwhelmed, overloaded, overloaded	sovrekargar v.	443920
Overexcited/overenthusiastic	sovreksitado adj.	443930
Excessive stress	sovreksitar v.	443940
Excitement/excessive enthusiasm	sovreksitasión f.	443950
	sovrelargito cf. largito	443955
floating	sovrenadar v.	443960
Supernatural, extraordinary	sovrenatural adj.	443970
	sovrenaturel (fr.) cf. sovrenatural	443980
Nickname	sovrenombre m.	443990
Additional payment, service fee	sovrepago m.	444000
Go overboard, overflow, cross the line	sovrepasar v.	444010
exorbitant price	sovrepresio m.	444020
Outerwear	sovreropa m.	444030
extraordinary	sovresalido adj.	444040
exception	sovresaliente adj.	444050
Stand out, stand out	sovresalir v.	444060
Attack, pounce on; terrify, shock	sovresaltar v.	444070
Sudden anxiety, panic	sovresalto m.	444080
Grant beyond agreement	sovresalud m.	444090
Supervisor, overseer, guard	sovrestante m.	444110
Niece; cousin	sovrina f.	444130
cousin	sovrinado m.	444140
Family ties	sovrindad f.	444150
Family connection	sovrindaje m.	444160
Came through family ties; had family ties; visited by a family member	sovrindar v.	444170
nephew; cousin	sovrino m.	444180
Excess, excess	sovrita f.	444210
Origin, lineage, race	soy (t.) m.	444220
soya	soya f.	444290
Robbed, stole, looted, stripped naked and bare	soydear (t.) v.	444300
Of good breed, of good origin	soylí (t.) adj.	444310
Dried mussel (or other fish) whose scales are easily removed	soymá (t.) m.	444320
A person of low birth/bad roots; a dishonest person	soysuz (t.) m.	444340
A clown, a joker; a person who is constantly running around.	soytarí (t.) m.	444360
	soyuso cf. saluso	444370
From a privileged family	soyzadé (t.) adj.	444380
as if, as if, as they say	sozde (t.) adv.	444390
Get excited	sozlevantarse v. refl.	444410
As they say, empty talk	sozu yabana (t.)	444420
Tidy, organized	spajado adj.	444430
Tidy up, organize, clean up	spajar v.	444440
It worked out, fixed itself.	spajarse v. refl.	444450
A broad-shouldered man	spalamón m.	444460
Spread legs; torn	spalankarse v. refl.	444470
	spalda cf. espalda	444480
	spaldera cf. espaldera	444490
	spandir cf. espandir	444500
	spantar cf. espantar	444510
	spanyol cf. espanyol	444520
Spanish, Hispano, Ladino	spanyolit f.	444530
asparagus	sparanga (gr.) f.	444540
	spartir cf. despartir	444550
	spartisión cf. despartisión	444560
	spasiarse cf. espasiarse	444570
	spasio cf. espasio	444580
	spektador/spektator cf. espektador	444590
	spektákolo cf. espektákolo	444600
	spekula cf. espekulasión	444610
Speculator	spekulant m.	444620
	spekular cf. espekular	444630
	spekulasión cf. espekulasión	444640
Coccyx, shin, ecchymosis (pimples on the skin)	spendja f.	444650
frog	sperder m.	444660
	spertar/se cf. despertar/se	444670
	spesial cf. espesial	444680
	spesialidad cf. espesialidad	444690
	spesialista/o cf. espesialista/o	444700
	spesializarse cf. espesializarse	444710
	spesialmente cf. espesialmente	444720
	speso cf. espeso	444730
	spetaklo cf. espektákolo	444740
Torture, suffering (''revenge trials'')	spete nekamot (ebr.)	444750
Digest	spidir v.	444760
Digest	spidirse v. refl.	444770
	spierto (1) cf. despierto	444780
	spierto (2) cf. ekspereto	444790
	spiga (1) cf. espiga	444800
	spiga (2) cf. espina	444810
My spine, of the spinal cord	spimal (fr.) adj.	444820
	spina cf. espina	444830
	spinaka cf. espinaka	444840
	spino cf. espino	444850
Coil, spiral	spirala f.	444860
	spiritual cf. espiritual	444870
	spiritualizmo cf. espiritualizmo	444875
Alcohol, spirit	spirt m.	444880
	spirtos/spiritos cf. espirtos	444890
	splendido cf. esplendido	444900
	splendor cf. esplendor	444910
	splumar cf. esplumar	444920
	spondja cf. espondja	444930
Floor washing	spondjada f.	444940
Floor washer	spondjadera f.	444950
mop	spondjador m.	444960
	spondjadura cf. spondjada	444970
	spondjar cf. espondjar	444980
sponge	spondjo m.	444990
spontaneously, in a spontaneous way	spontaneamente adv.	445000
	spontáneo cf. espontáneo	445010
	sport cf. esport	445020
sportsman	sportista/o m.	445030
	sportivo cf. esportivo	445040
	spozar cf. despozar	445050
	sprimida cf. esprimida	445060
	sprimidor cf. esprimidor	445070
	sprimidura cf. esprimidura	445080
	sprimir/se cf. esprimir/se	445090
Careful search	spulgadero m.	445100
	spulgar/se cf. espulgar/se	445110
	spuntar cf. espuntar	445120
	stabil cf. estavle	445130
	stabilidad cf. estabilidad	445140
	stabilizado cf. estabilizado	445150
	stabilizar cf. estabilizar	445160
	stabilizasión cf. estabilizasión	445170
	stachón (it.) cf. estachón	445180
Internship period, internship	staj (fr.) m.	445190
Exploded	stalar/se v./v. refl.	445200
explosion	stalo m.	445220
Istanbul	Stambol (t.)	445230
Resident of Istanbul, Istanbulite	stambulí (t.) m. & adj.	445240
	stampa cf. estampa	445250
	stampador cf. estampador	445260
	stampar cf. estampar	445270
	stamparía cf. estamparía	445280
Store, sales stand	stanja f.	445290
	stankar cf. estankar	445300
	stanko cf. estanko	445310
	stanyado cf. estanyado	445320
	stanyar cf. estanyar	445330
	stanyo cf. estanyo	445340
	star cf. estar	445350
	starnudadero cf. sarnudadero	445360
	starnudar cf. sarnudar	445370
	starnudo cf. sarnudo	445380
	stasión/statsión cf. estasión	445390
	stasionario cf. estasionario	445395
	statístika cf. estatístika	445400
statistical	statístiko adj.	445410
	statuto cf. estatuto	445420
	stavle cf. estavle	445430
cross	stavroz (gr.) m.	445440
	stera cf. estera	445450
	steril cf. esteril	445460
	sterilidad cf. esterilidad	445470
	sterilizar cf. estirilizar	445480
	sterilizasión cf. estirilizasión	445490
Same, the same; same	steso (it.) adj. & pron.	445500
	stierkol cf. estierkol	445520
	stifa (gr.) cf. estifa	445530
	stifado (gr.) cf. estifado	445540
	stifadón (gr.) cf. estifador	445550
Storage, packaging, compression, loading	stifadura (gr.) f.	445560
	stifaje cf. estifaje	445570
	stifar cf. estifar	445580
	stil (fr.) cf. estilo	445590
	stilar/se cf. estilar/se	445600
	stilo cf. estilo	445610
fountain pen	stiló (fr.) m.	445620
	stimular cf. estimular	445630
Urge, urge, the lecturer	stímulo m.	445640
Scholarship, stipend	stipendio/stipendio m./f.	445650
	stirar cf. estirar	445660
	stivaleta (it.) cf. estivaleta	445670
Chip, toothpick	stiya f.	445680
	stofa (it.) cf. estofa	445690
inventory	stok m.	445700
Storage	stokaje m.	445710
Store, store	stokar v.	445720
	stómago cf. estómago	445730
	stopachada (it.) cf. estopada	445740
	stor (fr.) cf. estor	445750
	stova cf. estova	445760
	strafutarse (it.) cf. estrafutarse	445770
Roasted chickpeas	stragalías (gr.) f. pl.	445780
	stragalakya (gr.) cf. stragalías	445790
First word in children's recitation to determine the first one for the game (andandino):	strana	445800
	stranguyar cf. estranguyar	445820
Strangulation, choking	stranguyo m.	445830
	strasador cf. estrasador	445850
	strasar cf. estrasar	445860
	strecho cf. estrecho	445870
	strevdi cf. trevde	445875
oyster	stridía (t.) f.	445880
	stringar/strindjar/strindjir (it.) cf. estrindjar	445890
	struido cf. destruido	445900
	struidor cf. estruidor	445910
	struimiento cf. estruimiento	445920
	struir cf. estruir	445930
	struisión cf. estruisión	445940
	stubí (gr.) cf. estubí	445950
	student cf. estudiante	445960
	studiar cf. estudiar	445970
	studio cf. estudio	445980
	stupidamente cf. estupidamente	445995
	stupido cf. estupido	445997
	stukar cf. estukar	446000
	stuko cf. estuko	446010
His; yours (politely)	su adj. pos	446020
Wooden armrest	suaga (t.) f.	446030
Treated	suanyar (fr.) v.	446040
Ball, evening show	suaré (fr.) m.	446050
subaltern	subalterno m.	446060
Topic, matter, subject	subekt/o m.	446070
Subjectivity	subektividad f.	446080
Subjective	subektivo adj.	446090
Suddenly	subitamente/subidamente adv.	446100
sudden	subitanyo adj.	446110
Suddenly, suddenly	súbito (it.) adv.	446120
Subconscious	subkonsensia f.	446130
Sublimate, mercuric chloride	sublimat/o m.	446140
Mercuric chloride (toxic substance)	sublimé m.	446150
Sublime, exalted, revered, great, lofty, high	súblimo adj.	446160
	subordinamiento cf. subordinasión	446170
Who served, who subordinated	subordinar v.	446180
Enslaved, subordinated himself	subordinarse v. refl.	446190
Subordination, bondage	subordinasión f.	446200
Underline, emphasize, highlight	subrayar v.	446210
Subsidy	subsidiar v.	446220
Subsidy, support	subsidio m.	446230
Living, livelihood, subsistence	subsistensia f.	446240
Remained, remained, survived, existed, endured; made a living	subsistir v.	446250
Appointment, signature on	subskripsión f.	446260
Signed	subskrivir v.	446270
Substantive, independent, having an independent entity	substantivo adj.	446280
noun	substantivo m.	446290
Replaced, took a place	substituyir/substituír v.	446300
Lack	substraer v.	446310
Subtraction, write-off, reduction, deduction	substraksión f.	446320
underground	subterraneo adj.	446330
	subterreno cf. subterraneo	446340
gentle	subtil (fr.) adj.	446345
Subtitle, subtitle	subtítulo m.	446350
Subtropical	subtropikal adj.	446360
	subultura cf. sepoltura	446370
Subsidy, support	subvansión f.	446380
Subsidized, supported	subvansionar v.	446390
supported, came to the aid, took care of, provided for needs	subvenir v.	446400
	subvensión cf. subsidio	446410
	subvensionar cf. subsidiar	446420
	subya cf. pepitada	446425
south	sud m.	446430
	sudá (ebr.) cf. seudá	446440
Tendency to sweat constantly	sudadero m.	446450
Sweaty, covered in sweat	sudado adj.	446460
Lamb stew	sudado m.	446480
Sweating; exhaustion following hard work	sudadura f.	446490
South African	sudafrikano m. & adj.	446500
South American	sudamerikano m.& adj.	446510
A preparation that causes sweating	sudante m.	446520
Sweat; Relax	sudar /sudarse v.	446530
Shrouds	sudario m.	446570
	sudeser cf. sedeser	446580
	sudesimiento cf. sedesimiento	446590
southeast	sudeste m.	446600
The aforementioned, the aforementioned	sudicho adj.	446610
Executive Vice Presidents	sudireksión f.	446620
Deputy Director	sudirektor m.	446630
Nationality, citizenship; capitulation	suditansa f.	446640
	sudito (it.) cf. sudicho	446650
Subject, citizen	súdito m.	446660
	sudjeftar cf. sodjiftar	446670
	sudjefto cf. sodjifto	446680
sausage	sudjuk (t.) m.	446690
Sweat	sudor m.	446700
Swedish	suediano adj. & m.	446720
Mother-in-law, mother-in-law	suegra f.	446730
Warm, father-in-law	suegro m.	446750
	sueko cf. es.hueko	446760
	suela cf. es.huela	446770
sole	suela f.	446780
	sueler cf. soler	446800
Earth, ground; floor; threshold, threshold	suelo m.	446810
Allowed, free, liberated	suelto adj.	446820
Dream; sleep	suenyo m.	446830
Fate, luck	suerte f.	446840
Wish	suetar (fr.) v.	446910
desirable	suetavle (fr.) adj.	446920
Best wishes, greetings	sueto (fr.) m.	446930
ending	sufikso m.	446940
Sufficient quantity	sufisiensa/sufizensia f.	446950
Enough, enough	sufisiente/sufiziente adj.	446960
spell	suflar (fr.) v.	446970
breathing	suflo(fr.) m.	446980
prompter	suflor (fr.) m.	447000
	sufrá (t.) cf. sofrá	447010
	sufraje (fr.) cf. sufrajio	447015
vote	sufrajio m.	447020
	sufreir cf. sufreir	447030
Suffering, painful	sufriendo adj.	447040
Suffering, agony, torment, pain, aching	sufriensa (it.) f.	447050
Suffering, painful, sick	sufriente adj.	447060
	sufriir (1) cf. sufrir	447070
Lightly fry, sear, brown (meat, onion)	sufriir (2)/sufreir v.	447080
Live austerely; fry	sufriirse v. refl.	447090
	sufriisión cf. asufriisión	447110
	sufrimiento cf. sufriensa	447115
Suffered, suffered; went through, endured	sufrir v.	447120
Fried food, lightly fried; lightly fried	sufrito m. & adj.	447130
	sufriyido cf. sufriente	447135
	sufrá (t.) cf. sofrá	447140
	sufú (t.) cf. sofú	447150
	sugdjerar cf. sugjerar	447160
	sugdjestión cf. sugjestión	447170
	sugjerar (fr.) cf. sujerir	447180
	sugjestión (fr.) cf. sujestión	447190
Shakai, water seller	suidjí (t.) m.	447200
Swiss	suisiano m. & adj.	447210
suicide	suisida m.	447220
Committed suicide, took his own life.	suisidarse v. refl.	447230
suicide	suisidio m.	447240
Followed me, followed me, followed	suivir (fr.) v.	447245
Suggested, advised	sujerir v.	447250
Citizenship; subordination	sujesión f.	447260
suggestion; charm, suggestion	sujestión f.	447270
Suggestive, thought-provoking, suggestive	sujestivo adj.	447280
	sujetar cf. sodjiftar	447290
Subject; subject, citizen	sujeto m.	447300
succah	suká (ebr.) f.	447340
	sukar cf. asúkar	447350
Sugar, sugar bowl	sukarera f.	447360
Surrender, kneel down	sukombar v.	447365
Sukkot	sukot/sukod/sukó (ebr.) m.	447370
sugar	sukre (fr.) m.	447380
confectionery	sukrería (fr.) f.	447390
	suksedar cf. suseder	447400
	suksedor cf. suksesor	447410
Continuity, succession; inheritance, legacy; descendants	suksesión f.	447420
Continuously, one after another	suksesivamente adv.	447425
Consecutive, coming later, one after another	suksesivo adj.	447430
success	sukseso (it.) m.	447440
The successor, the heir	suksesor m.	447450
	sukuenta cf. sinkuenta	447460
Branch, extension	sukursala f.	447470
Quietly, without advertising	sukyutana- a la sukyutana (t.)	447480
launching	suladear (t.) v.	447490
relief	sulajamiento m.	447500
Easy	sulajar (fr.) v.	447510
	sulajo cf. sulajamiento	447520
Sulfur, sulfate	sulfato m.	447530
Sulfuric acid	sulfúriko adj. & m.	447540
A type of eggplant stew	sulhá f.	447550
	sulí (t.) cf. sulú	447560
quinine	sulimén (t.) m.	447570
	sulimé cf. sublimé	447590
Pipe, duct, tube	sulina (gr.) f.	447600
	sulko cf. sholko	447610
Underline, underline	suliniar v.	447620
Sultan, Sultan	sultán m.	447630
Coat, jacket, vest	sultuka f.	447640
Watery; juicy, tender, delicious	sulú (t.) adj.	447650
leech	suluk (1) (t.) m.	447670
Inhalation, breathing	suluk (2) (t.) m.	447680
	sulup (t.) cf. suluk	447790
forgetful	sulvidador m.	447800
In a hurry to forget, he does not fulfill his obligations	sulvidadozo adj.	447810
	sulvidar/se cf. olvidar/se	447820
	sulvido cf. olvido	447830
Amount, sum, total; large quantity	suma f.	447840
Summarized, summarized	sumar v.	447900
submarine	sumarino m.	447910
Summary, abbreviation, extract	sumario m.	447920
vessel	sumbakí/sumbuklí (t.) m.	447925
Form, figure, photographer, portrait	sumbultura f.	447930
Poor, bad	sumeno adj.	447950
Sink, drown, drowned	sumerjir v.	447960
	sumeter/se cf. someter/se	447970
	sumetido cf. sometido	447980
Submission, enslavement	sumisión f.	447990
Obedient, accepting authority; surrendered; enslaved	sumiso adj.	448000
Juice, sap, sauce, nectar	sumo m.	448010
juicy	sumozo adj.	448050
	sumportar cf. somportar	448060
Bottom, depth; edge	sun (t.) m.	448070
Rural, villager	sunanmez (t.) m. & adj.	448090
Circumcision (according to Muslim law)	suned/sunet (t.) m.	448100
Circumcision (according to Muslim law)	sunetli (t.) adj.	448115
The undersigned	suneyado adj.	448120
	sunido (port.) cf. sonido	448130
Sony	sunita m. & adj.	448140
	suntasiozo cf. sostansiozo	448150
Excellent, impressive, impressive; difficult, strange, bizarre	sunturlí (t.) adj.	448160
soup	supa f.	448170
Surpassed, was better, prevailed, excelled	superar v.	448190
Sublime, sublime	superbo adj.	448200
Area, surface area, surface	superfisia f.	448210
superficial	superfisial adj.	448220
surface	superfisie f.	448230
unnecessary	superfluo adj.	448240
Supreme, supreme, highest, lofty, exalted, senior	superior adj.	448250
Overcome, overcome	superiorar v.	448260
Superiority, advantage, priority	superioridad/superioritá f.	448270
Supreme, highest, supreme	superlativo adj.	448280
Sailing class, superlative	superlativo m.	448290
Put on, add on top of	superponer v.	448300
	superpozar (fr.) cf. superponer	448310
Overlap	superpozisión f.	448320
Super production	superproduksión f.	448330
Vain belief, superstition	superstisión f.	448340
Believes in superstitions	superstisiozo adj.	448350
Sudden, unexpected	supetanio (port.) adj.	448360
Shiny, bright, sparkling	supetano adj.	448370
	súpeto cf. súpito	448380
news	supiensa f.	448390
Soup bowl	supiera (fr.) f.	448400
The contents of the soup bowl	supierada f.	448410
supine	supino adj.	448415
Suddenly	supitamente adv.	448420
sudden	supitanio/supitiano adj.	448430
suddenly	súpitas adv.	448450
	súpito (it.) adj. cf. supitanio	448465
Suddenly, suddenly	súpito (it.) adv.	448470
Completed, filled a place, served as a substitute for	suplear v.	448490
Additional, appendix	suplementario adj.	448500
Appendix, supplement, addendum	suplemento m.	448510
flexibility	supleza f.	448525
Supplication, request, supplication	súplika f.	448530
Begging, petitioning, imploring	suplikante adj.	448540
Beg, petition, implore, implore	suplikar v.	448550
Supplication, petition	suplikasión f.	448560
Eye, torment	suplisiar v.	448570
Torture, agony, torture	suplisio m.	448580
response	suplisiozo adj.	448590
	suplo cf. soplo	448600
	suponer cf. supozar	448610
	suportar cf. somportar	448620
Support; bracket	suporto m.	448630
Considered, estimated, assumed in advance	supozado (fr.) adj.	448640
Assume, assume, assume	supozar (fr.) v.	448650
Assumption, conjecture, hypothesis	supozisión f.	448660
Wick, medical candle	supozitorio m.	448670
Hegemony, rule, leadership	supremasía f.	448680
Cancelled; omitted, removed	supremir/suprimir v.	448690
Supreme, supreme, first in rank, high and lofty	supremo adj.	448700
Cancellation, omission	supresión f.	448710
Cancelled, omitted, eliminated	suprimido adj.	448720
	supriz (fr.) cf. sorpreza	448730
	supto cf. súpito	448740
estimated	supuesto adj.	448760
	surbeliar (fr.) cf. sorveliar	448780
	surdo cf. sodro	448790
lasted, lasted, lasted	surear (t.) v.	448800
To tremble, to feel; to sympathize, to share in sorrow	surejar v.	448805
Extremely excited, overly excited	sureksitado adj.	448808
Excessive stress	sureksitar (fr.) v.	448810
fuss	sureksitasión (fr.) f.	448820
Shape, figure	suret (t.) m.	448830
Exile (the exile and relocation of residents during the Ottoman occupation)	surgún (t.) m.	448840
exile	surgunlí (t.) m.	448850
Exile, exile; place of exile	surgunlik/luk (t.) m.	448860
	surí (t.) cf. surú	448870
Popped up and emerged, appeared	surjir v.	448880
Lock; Eye makeup	surmé (t.) m.	448890
Overload	surmenaj (fr.) m.	448900
Makeup (eyes)	surmelí (t.) adj.	448910
Overcome	surmontar (fr.) v.	448920
Climbed on	surpasar/se (fr.) v./v. refl.	448930
	surpreza cf. sorpreza	448940
	surpriz (fr.) cf. sorpreza	448950
	surprizar (fr.) cf. sorprender	448960
	surtida (fr.) cf. sortida	448970
	surtir/se (fr.) cf. sortir/se	448980
herd, pack, group; long line, long column	surú (t.)	448990
Extend, tension	suruklunear (t.) v.	449000
Garbage, waste, leftovers	suruntluk (t.) m.	449010
whey	surutka (serb.-cro.) f.	449020
	survelens(i)a (fr.) cf. sorveliansa	449030
Guard, overseer, policeman, observer	surveyador (fr.) m.	449040
	surveyante (fr.) cf. surveyador	449045
	surveyar (fr.) cf. sorveliar	449050
	surveyensa (fr.) cf. sorveliansa	449060
Chair house, toilet house	survisio m.	449070
His/Hers (plural) Yours (plural; polite), Theirs (singular and plural), Yours (polite)	sus adj. pos.	449090
quiet!	sus! (t.) interj.	449100
Standing on hind legs	susa (t.) f.	449110
Sesame, sesame seeds	susam (t.) m.	449150
Bored	susanearse v. refl.	449170
Came after, succeeded, followed ; happened	suseder v.	449180
Comfort to impact, sensitivity	suseptibilidad f.	449190
Likely, capable; sensitive, susceptible to influence, easily hurt	suseptivle adj.	449200
Fundraising; subscription (being a subscriber)	suskrisión/suskripsión f.	449210
Seal, seal down	suskrito adj.	449220
subscription	suskritor/suskriptor m.	449230
	suspender cf. sospender	449240
	suspensión cf. sospensión	449250
	suspirar cf. sospirar	449260
	suspiro cf. sospiro	449270
Spring, mattress spring base; spring cart; spring knife	susta (t.) f.	449280
Springy; very flexible	sustalí (t.) adj.	449300
	sustansia cf. sostansia	449310
	sustansiozo cf. sostansiozo	449320
	sustentador cf. sostenedor	449330
	sustentar cf. sostener	449340
Feel, felt	sustir v.	449350
Fear, anguish, anxiety	susto m.	449360
reduced, reduced, subtracted, subtracted, subtracted	sustraer v.	449370
Dodge, avoid	sustraerse v. refl.	449380
Subtraction, reduction, subtraction	sustraksión f.	449390
Reduced, reduced, reduced	sustrar v.	449400
Murmur, grumble; rustle, whisper	susurrar/susurrear v.	449410
Murmur, rustle	susurro m.	449420
milkman	sutchí (t.) m.	449425
	suterren/o (fr.) cf. subterraneo	449430
Cleverness, wit, resourcefulness	sutileza f.	449440
Rice milk porridge, rice coagulated in milk	sutlach (t.) m.	449450
milky	sutlí (t.) adj.	449460
plaster	suva (t.) f.	449470
Plaster, anoint	suvadear (t.) v.	449490
Plasterer	suvadjí (t.) m.	449500
Memory; souvenir	suvenir (fr.) m.	449510
Often, frequently	suvente (fr.) adv.	449520
Aliyah	suvida f.	449530
A grueling climb	suvidero m.	449550
Incline, slope	suvidika f.	449560
Overcooked Overcooked	suvidiko adj.	449570
Pissed off, irritated; riding, mounted; expensive, at a high price; overcooked	suvido adj.	449580
rise	suvidura f.	449590
The newcomer	suviendo adj.	449620
Riding, mounted; ascending a slope	suviente adj.	449630
Ascended, climbed, ascended; raised	suvir v.	449640
rose; got angry, furious, furious	suvirse f. refl.	449770
	suvrino cf. sovrino	449800
his	suyo adj. pos.	449810
	suyudjí (t.) cf. suidjí	449920
	suzbín (ebr.) cf. shushbín	449930
	suzdé (t.) cf. sozdé	449940
Embroidery made of threaded loops; a needle for such embroidery	suzení (t.) m.	449950
in a dirty way, in a polluted way	suziamente adv.	449960
	suziar cf. ensuziar	449970
	suziarse cf. ensuziar	449980
Dirt, filth, filth, filth	suziedad f.	449990
A little dirty	suziento adj.	450010
Dirty, polluted, filthy; ''dirty'' - slang	suzio adj.	450020
A villain; a disgusting miser	suzio m.	450050
Dirt, grime	suzior m.	450060
	suzurro cf. susurro	450070
	suzyura cf. suzior	450080
	sveltar/se cf. esveltar/se	450090
	sveltez cf. esveltez	450100
	svelto cf. esvelto	450110
Swiss	sviserano (it.) m. & adj.	450120
commitment, contract	taahud (t.) m.	450130
taste; reason	taam (ebr.) m.	450140
biblical accents	taamín (ebr.) m. pl.	450150
claim, argument	taaná (ebr.) f.	450160
	taanit (ebr.) cf. taní/tanid	450170
lust	taavá (ebr.) f.	450175
a type of spicy sausage; entrails	tabahea/tabaheya (arab./t.) f.	450180
tanner, leather processor	tabak (t.) m.	450185
floor; shelf; layer of dust/dirt; rank, height; a necklace of gold coins	tabaká (t.) f.	450200
snuff box	tabakera/tabakiera f.	450210
tobacco	tabako/tabak m.	450220
sole; foot; floor, base	tabán (t.) m.	450280
leather processing workshop	tabaná (t.) f.	450290
tanner	tabanachí (t.) m.	450300
snuff box	tabatiera (fr.) f.	450310
sign, tablet	tabela (t.) f.	450320
ark of the covenant, tabernacle, temple	tabernaklo m.	450330
battery; forts	tabia (t.) f.	450340
trait, character, nature; habit	tabiet/tabiát (t.) m.	450350
characterful; well-mannered	tabietlí (t.) adj. & m.	450380
tray, round plate, plate carried on the vendor's head; ashtray; plate of sweets and food sent as a gift	tablá (t.) f.	450400
tray, plate; the contents of a peddler's tray	tablada (t.) f.	450450
a vendor displaying his goods on a tray	tabladjí (t.) m.	450460
plank, board, shelf	tablete m.	450470
board (for writing); frame; picture, drawing; dramatic image, description; table (data table)	tabló (fr.) m.	450480
battalion; retinue; crowd	tabur (t.) m.	450520
confusion, madness [bad culture]	taburá (ebr.) f.	450540
stool	taburé (fr.) m.	450570
coffin	tabut (t.) m.	450580
defect, deficiency; (medicine:) a result/defect in the body remaining after an illness	tacha f.	450590
stain, blemish; a big task	tachón m.	450610
to stain, to make dirty	tachonar v.	450620
lots of stains	tachonerío/tachonería m./f.	450630
a careless person whose clothes are always stained	tachonero m.	450640
bother, harassment, disturbance	tadjí/tadjís/tadjiz (t.) m.	450650
	tadjizlik (t.) cf. tadjí	450670
evening; evening show; evening party; lateness	tadrada f.	450680
lateness, delay; slowness	tadransa f.	450690
to be late; to postpone	tadrar v.	450700
late	tadre adv.	450720
evening	tadre f.	450740
between sunsets; evening; quite late hour	tadrechika/tadrezika f.	450770
	tadreser cf. tadrar	450780
	tadreza cf. tadría	450790
backward, lag, delay; postponement	tadría f.	450800
late-ripening, which was late to ripen, which was late to arrive	tadrino adj.	450810
late-ripening, late to arrive	tadriozo adj.	450830
late	tadrozo adj.	450850
sensitive to cold	tadzí adj.	450860
buttocks, backside	tafanario (it.) m.	450880
surprisingly good	tafaruk adj.	450900
effort	tafator (t.) m.	450910
henna night	tafé- noche de tafé	450920
senile, very old, aged, feeble-minded; decrepit, exhausted	tafel (ebr.) adj.	450930
bay	taflán (t.) m.	450940
	tafrá cf. hadra	450950
	tafradjí cf. hadrozo	450960
fine silk, taffeta	tafta f.	450970
a dirty rag; figuratively: very dirty	tafuyo m.	450980
buttocks, backside	taha/tahat (ebr.) m.	450990
plea/pleadings	tahanun/tahanunim (ebr.) m./m. pl.	450995
trick, cunning	tahbulá (ebr.) f.	450997
bond, debenture	tahvil (t.) m.	451010
crushed and ground sesame berries after extracting the oil for making halva	tahín (t.) m.	451020
tehina (sesame paste), the residue of the sesame berries after crushing and using - for animal feed	tahina (t.) f.	451030
investigation	tahkikat (t.) f.	451040
shrouds	tahrihim (ebr.) m. pl.	451045
task	tahsa (t.) f.	451050
impose a work quota on a worker	tahsear (t.) v.	451060
teller, cashier, collector (of money)	tahsildar (t.) m.	451070
throne or tomb! - clear success or complete destruction	taht- taht o baht! (t.) interj.	451080
buttocks	tahtaliván (ebr.) m.	451090
canopy	tahtiriván (t.) m.	451100
buttocks, backside	tahtón (ebr.) m.	451110
portion, slice, morsel; food ration; battle ration; appointment, designation	taín (t.) m.	451120
	taína (t.) cf. tahina	451130
chunk	tajada f.	451140
carved, developed; murdered, dissected into limbs	tajado adj.	451150
engraver, carver; woodcutter; murderer, dissector of limbs	tajador m.	451170
massacre, extermination; figure	tajadura f.	451190
destruction, ruin; engraving, carving	tajamiento m.	451200
stone-cutter, carver, quarryman	tajante m.	451205
to cut, to cut down; to quarry; to slaughter, to destroy, to murder, to dissect into limbs	tajar v.	451220
to cut off	tajarse v. refl.	451225
small piece	tajiko m.	451250
"tashlih"	tajlih (ebr.) m.	451260
piece, chunk, segment, quarter; section	tajo m.	451270
a large chunk	tajón m.	451320
tuck - a knocking sound, a tapping sound	tak/tak tak (t.) m.	451330
wide dress	taka f.	451350
strength	taká (t.) m.	451360
heel strike	takada f.	451370
regulation	takaná (ebr.) f.	451380
power	takat (t.) m.	451390
with agility and hard, concentrated effort	takatuka (t.) adv.	451410
noise, commotion; severe beatings	takatuka (t.) f.	451420
retirement, pension	takaut (t.) m.	451440
meat and eggplant stew	takayut (t.) m.	451450
to walk mincingly; to hit the wall/ceiling	takear v.	451460
amble	takeo m.	451470
cap, a small hat; a cap worn by non-Muslims from the lower classes	takia/takía f.	451480
teasing, mocking in good spirit; flirting without serious intention	takilear/se (t.) v.	451510
to tease	takinar v.	451530
overturning, transformation, reversal; sudden change of opinions	taklá/n (t.)	451540
a person who changes his mind out of self-interest	takladjí (t.) m.	451580
	taklear/se (t.) cf. takilear/se	451590
imitation; artificial, fake	taklit (t.) m. & adj.	451600
heel, wooden heel; wedge; wedge for stabilizing a table leg; peg, stop, dowel	tako m.	451610
a document issued in the ottoman empire by the head of a religious community that hands someone over for punishment by the authorities.	takrir (t.) m.	451660
tax; command	taksa f.	451670
predetermined	taksado adj.	451680
a person appointed by the community to determine the tax rate imposed on each member of the community	taksador m.	451690
taxation, tax imposition	taksadura f.	451700
taxation, tax rate determination	taksamiento m.	451710
to impose a tax, to set the tax rate; to decree, to determine, to decide	taksar v.	451720
	taksasión cf. taksadura	451730
taxi	taksi m.	451740
collector (of money)	taksildar m.	451750
damage caused by negligence, not by intent; fate	taksirat/takserat (t.) m.	451760
ploy, ruse, tactic	táktika f.	451770
gentleness, tact	takto/takt m.	451780
quickly, chick chuck	taktuk (t.) adv.	451790
complete set of clothes; couple; group, bunch	takum (t.) m.	451800
so	tal adv.	451820
such; identical to, similar to	tal/a adj.	451880
	talal (t.) cf. telá	451920
canopy; canopy, the bride's throne of honor after the consecration	tálamo m.	451930
will, goodwill; willingness, manner, form, appearance; pleasure	talante m.	451945
	talarina cf. tayarina	451950
austrian thaler (currency)	tálaro m.	451960
sawdust	talash (t.) m.	451970
sack, tallit sack	talega f.	451980
	talente cf. talante	451985
talent	talento m.	451990
talented, gifted	talentozo/talentuozo (fr.) adj.	452000
tallit	talet/talé (ebr.) m.	452010
size, figure, stature, height; upper body part, bust; waist	talia f.	452060
	taliano (t.) cf. italiano	452100
cart, carriage	taliga/talika (t.) f.	452110
cart owner, charioteer	taligadjí (t.) m.	452120
as it is	talikual adv.	452130
training, exercises, military exercise	talim (t.) m.	452140
talisman	talismán m.	452160
talc	talko/talk m.	452170
so much	talmente prep.	452180
student	talmid (ebr.) m.	452190
Talmud	talmud (ebr.) m.	452210
talmud torah	talmud tora (ebr.) m.	452220
Talmudic	talmúdiko adj.	452230
a sage versed in the talmud, a Talmudist	talmudista/o m.	452240
heel	talón m.	452250
such	talos /tales/as adj.	452260
	talpa cf. soleta	452280
orderly column	talum (t.) m.	452290
hanged person, hanged	taluy (ebr.) m.	452320
almond milk	talva f.	452330
	talvado cf. tavlado	452350
pure, straight, clean-handed	tam (ebr.) adj.	452360
complete, perfect, full	tam (t.) adj.	452370
that's it, exactly.	tam (t.) adv.	452380
skimmings; the fat remaining from crushed sesame berries after the oil is extracted	tam (t.) m.	452390
greedy, stingy, miserly	tamahkiar (t.) m.	452400
greed, stinginess	tamahkiarlik (t.) m.	452410
complete, perfect, proper	tamam (t.) adj.	452420
exactly	tamam (t.) adv.	452430
signaling for vehicles (ship, train) to depart	tamam (t.) m.	452460
precise; exactly	tamamila (t.) adj./adv.	452470
to complete, to finish	tamamladear (t.) v.	452480
bigger, smaller	tamanyo (arc.) adj.	452485
size	tamanyo (arc.) m.	452487
palm	tamaral m.	452490
tamarind	tamarindi/tamarino m.	452500
tamarisk	tamarindo m.	452505
tamarisk	tamarisko m.	452507
also; besides that; neither (in negative sentences)	también adv.	452510
drum, tambourine	tambur/tambor m.	452520
tambourine; buttocks	tamburín m.	452530
	tambura cf. tamburín	452550
unclean, not pure	tamé (ebr.) adj.	452560
	tamién cf. también	452570
eternal candle	tamid (ebr.) m.	452580
chaff	tamo m.	452590
	tamperamento (fr.) cf. temperamento	452610
	tamperatura (fr.) cf. temperatura	452620
bung; tampon	tampón m.	452630
Tammuz (10th month in Heb. year)	tamuz (ebr.) m.	452640
so, so much	tan adv.	452660
bible	tanah (ebr.) m.	452670
Tannaim - the sages of the Mishnah	tanaim (ebr.) m. pl.	452675
sesame halva	tanalvá (t.) f.	452680
a group (chevra kadisha) that meets for study and a meal after shabbat prayers	tanda f.	452690
round of drinks at someone's expense	tandada f.	452700
member of a group that meets for study and a meal after shabbat prayers	tandadjí m.	452710
	tandela cf. dantela	452720
stove, earthen oven; veal roasted over low heat	tandur/tandú (t.)	452730
nucleus, seed; unit	tané (t.) m.	452740
nuclear	tanelí (t.) adj.	452770
tango	tango/tangó m.	452780
condolences	tanhumím (ebr.) m. pl.	452785
fasting	taní/tanid (ebr.) m.	452790
tank	tank m.	452850
	tankó cf. tango	452860
	tansión (fr.) cf. tensión	452870
aunt	tant (fr.) f.	452880
	tantar (fr.) cf. tentar	452890
old, ancient	tantarajejo adj.	452900
blows, punches, slaps	tantas f. pl.	452910
	tantasión (fr.) cf. tentasión	452920
	tantativa (fr.) cf. tentativa	452930
	tante/tanti (fr.) cf. tant	452940
	tantela (fr.) cf. dantela	452950
	tanteladjí (fr.) cf. dantelero	452960
a small amount, a small addition	tantiko m.	452970
so much	tanto adj.	452980
so much, to that extent; to the same extent, the same amount	tanto adv.	452990
melody, music	tanye m.	453120
playing music; tendency to constantly play musical instruments	tanyedero m.	453130
player, musician	tanyedor/dera n.	453140
music; musicians' fees	tanyedura f.	453150
to play	tanyer v.	453160
music	tanyeres m. pl.	453210
reforms in the ottoman empire	tanzimat (t.)	453220
pure, clean, without blemish, eligible	taor (ebr.) adj.	453230
purity	taorá (ebr.) f.	453235
cork, bung, lid	tapa f.	453240
stuffed dough pastry	tapada f.	453250
	tapadera cf. tapa	453260
missing filling	tapadero m.	453280
something that covers a defect and prevents it from being seen	tapadijo m.	453290
closed, sealed, covered	tapado adj.	453300
sealing, wrapping	tapadura f.	453310
cover, camouflage	tapamiento m.	453320
to try to impress and cause envy by displaying wealth/power	tapanear v.	453330
to be dazzled by the display of wealth and splendor, to yield to magic and dishonored temptation	tapanearse v. refl.	453340
to block, to seal, to cover; to dim, to overshadow	tapar v.	453360
to be covered, to cover	taparse v. refl.	453480
	tapasería/tapesería cf. tapisería	453520
carpet, rug	tapet/e m.	453530
carpet merchant; carpet manufacturer	tapetero m.	453550
rug, carpet, wallpaper	tapetiko m.	453560
	tapí (t.) cf. tapú	453570
something that obscures visibility	tapia f.	453580
tablecloth	tapio m.	453600
to upholster	tapisar/tapisear v.	453610
tapestry, wallpaper; art of carpet weaving	tapisería f.	453620
upholsterer	tapisier (fr.)/ tapitser m.	453630
cork, bung, lid; cover, blanket	tapón m.	453640
a grumbling sullen woman	tapona f.	453720
	tapsí (t.) cf. tepsí	453730
property deed, ownership deed, estate deed	tapú (t.) m.	453740
(in a derogatory tone:) blanket; floor rag	tapujo m.	453750
(in a derogatory tone:) to cover it up, jto plug	tapushear v.	453760
blemish, stain	tara f.	453770
tare, the weight of the package	tara/tará f.	453790
wooden fence	tarabá (t.) f.	453800
grandfather's grandfather	tarabispapú (gr.) m.	453810
grandma's grandmother	tarabisvav/tarabizvavá (gr.)f.	453820
silk sash	tarabulú/tarabulús (t.) m.	453830
black partridge	tarach (t.) m.	453840
on everyone's part	taraf tarafindán (t.)	453850
firecracker; uncontrollable laughter, wild laughter	taraká f.	453860
roll, a round hollow cookie	taral/taraliko m.	453890
	taralanya cf. tiralanya	453900
scrambled caviar	tarama (t.) adj.	453910
	taramuz cf. tramuz	453930
a type of pasta	taraná (t.) f.	453940
grandson, great-grand	taranieto/tarainyeto m.	453950
a turbulent whirling dance; a rapid dizzying circular movement	tarantela (it.) f.	453960
mint; bank; a bustling and chaotic place	tarapaná/tarapané (t.)	453970
great-grandfather	tarapapú m. (gr.)	454000
garlic and cucumber yogurt salad; vinegar and crushed nuts dressing	tarator (t.) m.	454020
great-grandmother, great-great-grandmother	taravavá f. (gr.)	454030
naughty	taravela adj.	454040
	tarayinas cf. tayarinas	454050
	tarbiyé (t.) cf. terbiyé	454060
bad culture	tarbut ará/tarbut raá (ebr.)	454070
	tardamudo cf. tartamudo	454080
	tardansa cf. tadransa	454090
	tardar cf. tadrar	454100
	tarde cf. tadre	454110
	tardía cf. tadría	454120
	tardío cf. tadrino	454130
	tardjumán (t.) cf. terdjumán	454140
task	tarea/tareha f.	454150
non kosher (food)	taref (ebr.) adj. & m.	454160
carrier, box	targa f.	454170
translation (of the holy scriptures); language of translation (aramaic)	targum (ebr.) m.	454190
interpreter, translator	targumán (ebr.) m.	454200
tariff; tax, excise duty on special products	tarifa f.	454210
whose price is officially fixed; on which an excise tax is imposed	tarifado adj.	454220
to set an official rate/price; to impose a duty	tarifar v.	454230
set an official rate/price	tarifikar v.	454240
date, history	tarih (t. & ebr.) m.	454250
business card	tarjeta f.	454260
	tarjumán (t.) cf. targumán	454270
(in mocking language:) shirt, blouse; depressed mood, gloom, melancholy	tarkiza f.	454280
field; farm; garden bed; field	tarlá (t.) f.	454290
a headscarf; a turban worn by a Muslim who has made a pilgrimage to Mecca.	tarposh/tarpush (arab.) m.	454330
a Muslim who performed the hajj; a member of one of the Donme clans	tarpushlí (arab.) m. & adj.	454340
large balcony, terrace	tarrasa (t.) f.	454350
small balcony; large balcony, terrace	tarrasino m.	454360
tart, fruit pastry	tarta f.	454370
to stutter	tartalear/tartaleyar v.	454380
stuttering, lisp	tartaleo m.	454390
to stutter	tartamudear v.	454400
stuttering	tartamudeo m.	454410
stammering, stuttering	tartamudez f.	454420
stammerer, stutterer	tartamudo adj.	454430
Tatar; dental stone, dental calculus; tartar	tartar/tártaro m.	454440
the land of the Tatars	tartaría f.	454445
ground	tartikado adj.	454450
to grind	tartikar v.	454460
slice of bread; a slice of bread spread (with butter, jam, etc.)	tartina (fr.) f.	454470
loss	tartisión f.	454480
turtle	tartuga f.	454490
old wrongdoer	tartugo m.	454520
style, appearance, manner, style of clothing; garment	tarze/tarzé (t.) m.	454530
a vessel/bowl for pouring water in a bath; a mug, a bowl	tas (t.) m.	454550
mug, cup, dish	tasa f.	454560
cutlet	tasajo m.	454590
(in children's language:) here he is!	tash! interj.	454600
testicle	tashak (t.) m.	454620
''a man with eggs'', a man; (vulgar, in a derogatory tone:) a wealthy person	tashaklí (t.) adj.	454640
stone-cutter	tashchí (t.) m.	454645
to overflow	tashear/se (t.) v.	454650
porter; figuratively: someone who works at home	tashideador (t.) m.	454660
to bring, to carry from place to place	tashidear/tashirear (t.) v.	454670
to move from his residence.	tashidearse (t.) v. refl.	454680
overflowing	tashkín (t.) adj.	454690
road, rail	tashlik (t.) m.	454700
intercourse, sexual intercourse	tashmish (ebr.) m.	454705
	tashtear (t.) cf. tashidear	454710
cup, mug	tasika f.	454720
tray, round copper plate	tasín (t.) m.	454730
roast small pieces of meat	taskiebab (t.) m.	454750
model, sketch	taslak (t.) m.	454755
leather strap	tasma (t.) f.	454760
badger	taso m.	454770
father	tata (serb.-cro.) m.	454780
to have spasms	tatalear/tataleyar v.	454790
convulsion, death convulsions	tataleo m.	454800
Tatar; fast Turkish postman, courier	tatar (t.) m.	454810
masculine woman	tatarana f.	454830
	tataranieto cf. taranieto	454840
	tatarapapú (gr.) cf. tarabispapú	454850
	tataravavá (gr.) cf. tarabisvavá	454860
	tataravuela cf. tarabisvavá	454870
	tataravuelo cf. tarabispapú	454880
	tatarinieto cf. taranieto	454890
Tatar	tátaro m. & adj.	454900
sweet	tatlí (t.) adj.	454910
	tatsín (t.) cf. tasín	454920
tattooed	tatuado adj.	454930
tattooist	tatuador m.	454940
tattoo	tatuaje m.	454950
to tattoo	tatuar v.	454960
chicken	tauk (t.) m.	454965
poultry merchant	taukchí (t.) m.	454970
rabbit, hare; rabbit fur	taushán (t.) m.	454980
Tav (the 22nd letter in Heb. alphabet)	tav f.	454985
pan; meat/fish stew with vegetables cooked in the oven	tavá (t.) f.	454990
ceiling, roof; a title for God	taván (t.) m.	455010
public rumor; alarm without serious cause	tavatur (t.) m.	455050
small frying pan; coffee pot	tavayita/ka (t.) f.	455080
handkerchief	tavayol (it.) m.	455090
tavern, saloon, pub, tavern	taverna f.	455100
bartender, tavern owner	tavernadjí m.	455110
	tavernaklo/naglo cf. tabernaklo	455120
bartender, tavern owner	tavernero m.	455130
small tavern	tavernika f.	455140
small tray	taveyika f.	455150
board, plank, wood (material), surface; shelf; tray; one of the ''five stones''	tavla f.	455160
plank, shelf; wooden floor	tavlado m.	455230
backgammon	tavle/tavlí/tavla (t.) m.	455240
board, table, dough kneading table	tavlero m.	455250
tablet	tavleta f.	455260
table	tavolín (it.) m.	455270
	taya cf. talia	455280
	tayaginas cf. tayarinas	455290
gold base	tayar m.	455300
kite	tayara (arab.) f.	455320
homemade noodles	tayarinas/tayerinas f. pl.	455330
ladies' tailor; women's suit	tayer (fr.) m.	455340
kitchenware: large, round tray	tayero m.	455350
group, team, team of workers	tayfa (t.) f.	455360
	tayor (fr.) cf. tayer	455370
stem, cane	tayo m.	455375
fresh, just prepared	tazé (t.) adj.	455380
pot-bellied, fat	tazil (t.) m. & adj.	455390
honor, recognition	tazim (t.) m.	455400
you; to you, for you, from you; yourself	te pron. pers.	455410
torch; resinous wood used to light a fire in coals	tea f.	455420
theatrical	teatral adj.	455430
theater actor	teatrino m.	455440
theater; ridiculous/ grotesque spectacle	teatro m.	455450
chalk	tebeshir (t.) m.	455480
proof	tebeyún (t.)	455490
the same; in the same way	tebkí (t.) adj. & adv.	455500
response, answer	tebkí (t.) m.	455510
ceiling, roof; summit, peak	techo m.	455520
preparation; means; savings	tedarí (t.) m.	455540
	tedesko cf. tudesko	455560
dispute, confrontation, conflict	tedishos i medishos m. pl.	455570
	tedjo (1) cf. techo	455580
	tedjo (2) cf. tedzo	455590
	tedjor/tedjura cf. tedzor/tedzura	455600
stiff, rigid, tense	tedzo adj.	455610
stiffness, hardness; coldness, lack of kindness	tedzor/tedzura m./f.	455640
hand breadth	tefah (ebr.) m. (pl. tefahim)	455645
separation	tefaruk (t.) m.	455650
fun trip, picnic	teferich (t.) m.	455660
prayer, morning prayer	tefilá (ebr.) f.	455670
tefillin	tefilín/m (ebr.) m. pl.	455700
imprisonment, prison	tefisá (ebr.) f.	455705
(in a mocking tone:) chest, breast	tefla f.	455710
(in a mocking tone:) to suck	teflar v.	455720
tray, plate; tin baking pan	tefsín (t.) m.	455730
notebook, ledger; total sales on credit	tefter (t.) m.	455750
small notebook	tefteriko (t.) m.	455820
supervision; municipal inspector	teftish (t.) m.	455830
navy blue	téget adj.	455840
soon	tehef (ebr.) adv.	455845
resurrection; miraculous return to life (after illness, difficult period); liberation, return to freedom	tehiat ametim (ebr.)	455850
sabbath area; boundary	tehum (ebr.) m.	455870
teapot	teiera (fr.) f.	455880
psalms	teilim (ebr.) m. pl.	455890
tile	teja f.	455910
tile blow	tejada f.	455930
roof, ceiling	tejado m.	455940
to cover with tiles	tejar v.	455960
	tejedor cf. teshedor	455970
roof tile factory	tejería	455980
roof tile manufacturer/seller	tejero m.	455990
dachshund	tejón m.	455995
odd, one, alone	tek (t.) adj.	456000
regulation	tekaná (ebr.) f.	456010
	tekaud (t.) cf. takaut	456020
	tekía/tekiya cf. tikía f.	456030
	tekilif (t.) cf. teklif	456040
	tekilifsiz (t.) cf. teklifsiz	456050
	tekilifsizlik (t.) cf. teklifsizlik	456060
keyboards	teklas f. pl.	456065
ceremonial manners, etiquette; giving in to the opinion of others; suggestion	teklif (t.) m.	456070
without ceremony	teklifsiz (t.) adv.	456080
informal	teklifsizlí (t.) adj.	456090
cordial and informal relationships	tekilifsizlik (t.) m.	456100
kick	tekmé (t.) m.	456110
completely	tekmil (t.) adv.	456120
technics	teknika f.	456130
technical; technician	tekniko adj. & m.	456140
fabric, textile	tekstil m.	456150
transcript, text	teksto m.	456160
textual	tekstual adj.	456170
literally	tekstualmente adv.	456180
period	tekufá (ebr.) f.	456185
recovery, reality	tekumá (ebr.) f.	456190
dervish monastery; hashish den	tekyé (t.) m.	456210
mullet (fish)	tekyir (t.) m.	456220
iron wire, wire; telegram, telegram (abbreviation of ''telegram'')	tel (t.) m.	456230
fabric, cloth; sheet; thread, web; film; film of milk; net; netting; decorative ribbon	tela f.	456250
a film on a liquid (milk, coffee, etc.)	telada f.	456320
	telak (t.) cf. telek	456340
announcer, municipal announcer	telá/telal (t.) m.	456350
weaving machine; weaving house	telar m.	456380
peddler	telar (t.) m.	456390
	telaranya cf. tiralanya	456400
phone	telefón (fr./t.) m.	456410
ringing/calling/phone call	telefonada f.	456420
to telephone	telefonar/telefonear v.	456430
telephonic	telefóniko adj.	456440
telephone operator	telefonista/o m.	456450
telegram; telegraph; telegraph office	telegraf/telégrafo m.	456460
wireless	telegraf/o sin filo	456465
to telegraph	telegrafar/telegrafíar v.	456470
telegraphy	telegrafía f.	456475
telegrapher	telegrafchí m.	456480
telegraphic	telegráfiko adj.	456490
telegrapher	telegrafista/o m.	456500
telegram	telegrama f.	456510
bath attendant	telek (t.) m.	456520
bath attendant	teleka (t.) f.	456540
telepathy	telepatía f.	456550
telescope	teleskop/io m.	456560
embroidered (garment)	telí (t.) adj.	456570
coffee residue (for fortune telling); waste, leaves	telvé (t.) m.	456580
theme	tema m.	456590
	tembaraná (t.) cf. timbarana	456600
lazy, stupid	tembel (t.) m.	456610
sloth sanctuary	tembelhané (t.) m.	456620
laziness	tembelik (t.) m.	456630
unskilled barber	tembera m.	456640
declaration, statement	tembí/tembil (t.) m.	456650
tremor, shudder, anxiety	tembla f.	456660
trembling, shuddering	temblada f.	456680
tremor, anxiety, shuddering	tembladero m.	456690
tremor	temblamiento m.	456700
trembling, shaking	temblando adj.	456710
trembling	temblante adj.	456720
to tremble, to bother, to shudder	temblar v.	456730
to tremble	temblarse v. refl.	456740
tremor, shaking, shudder	temblor m.	456750
chills, shivering, trembling	temblores m. pl.	456780
	tembrado cf. timbrado	456790
	tembrar cf. timbrar	456800
	tembro cf. timbro	456810
godly	temedor m.	456820
foundation, basis; necessary condition, principle; the important person in the business, on whom everything depends	temel (t.) m.	456830
a wish, a greeting, a salute, a hand close to the forehead as a sign of greeting	temená (t.) f.	456850
to fear of, to be afraid of	temer v.	456870
frightening, terrible, terrifying	temerario adj.	456880
extraordinary courage/fearlessness	temeridad f.	456890
frightening, terrifying; violent, very strong; fearsome	temerozo adj.	456900
angry, furious	temerut (t.) adj.	456910
cowardly, fearful	temiente adj.	456920
innocence	temimú (ebr.) m.	456940
innocent; innocently	temiz (t.) adj. & adv.	456960
fear, awe, reverence	temor m.	456970
fear, dread, terror, anguish, panic, anxiety	temoridad f.	457000
temperament, character, nature	temperamento m.	457010
moderation, restraint	temperansia f.	457020
	temperar cf. templar	457030
degree of heat, temperature; heat	temperatura f.	457040
storm	tempesta (it.)/tempestad f.	457060
to storm, to create a storm; to be angry	tempestear v.	457070
stormy, exciting, raging; heralding the coming of a storm	tempestozo/tempestuozo adj.	457080
gold jewelry for a woman after childbirth; pouring tool	templadera f.	457090
	templamiento cf. templasión	457095
to pour (wine), to pour	templar v.	457100
overflowing; pouring	templasión f.	457110
someone who uses inventory economically and carefully	templeador m.	457120
impose rationing, use inventory economically and carefully (in times of shortage)	templear v.	457130
rationing, using inventory economically and carefully	templeo m.	457140
temple, hall, sanctuary; synagogue	templo m.	457150
tempo, pulse, rhythm	tempo m.	457155
season, period, certain time	temporada f.	457160
moderate, having a moderate temperature	temporado adj.	457170
temporary, transient	temporaneo adj.	457180
temporary, transient	temporario adj.	457190
early, at an early hour	tempranamente adv.	457200
early, ahead of its time; early riser, starts work early; prompt	tempranero adj.	457210
early in the morning, at dawn	tempraniko adv.	457220
early, earlier than usual	temprano adv.	457230
appeal	temyiz (t.) m.	457255
simultaneous, alternate	ten kon ten	457260
persistent, stubborn	tenache (it.) adj.	457270
persistence, stubbornness	tenachitá (it.) f.	457280
wedding agreement	tenaím (ebr.) m. pl.	457290
pliers	tenaja f.	457300
skeleton (of a building, etc.)	tenante m.	457310
	tenasitá cf. tenachitá	457320
condition	tenay (ebr.) m.	457330
quiet, peaceful	tenay adj.	457350
peace, quiet	tenaylik m.	457360
	tenaza cf. tenaja	457370
	tenda (it./port.) cf. tienda	457380
tendency, trend, aspiration	tendensia f.	457390
biased, unobjective, one-sided	tendensiozo adj.	457400
inclined	tendente adj.	457410
to tend; to cause tension	tender v.	457420
tense, spread out, stretched out	tendido adj.	457450
pot, cauldron; ''jar'' - innocent, fool, stupid	tendjeré (t.) m.	457460
tendon	tendón m.	457470
	tendrer cf. tender	457480
	tenebridad cf. tenebro	457490
abyss, underworld	tenebro m.	457500
darkness	tenebrozidad f.	457510
dark, gloomy, mysterious; tricky	tenebrozo adj.	457520
	tenedjé (t.) cf. teneké	457530
owner, holder	tenedor/dera n.	457540
tin, a tin vessel made from half a petroleum can and used by the poor for various purposes (bucket, pot, charcoal burner); without money	teneké (t.) m. & adj.	457550
tinsmith	tenekedjí (t.) m.	457560
	tenekel (t.) cf. teneké	457570
tinsmith	tenekeliero (t.) m.	457580
tinsmith's work	tenekeljilik (t.) m.	457590
	tenekiél (t.) cf. teneké	457600
	tenekielero (t.) cf. tenekeliero	457610
	tenekiedjí (t.) cf. tenekedjí	457620
	tenekiel (t.) cf. teneké	457630
tinsmith	tenekiero (t.) m.	457640
"keep me here" - a key word for keeping a child busy while his mother is busy with her work	tenemaká (tenedme aká)	457650
to have; to resist	tener v.	457660
to hold oneself	tenerse v. refl.	458150
meeting, gathering, s?ance	tenida f.	458180
occupied; considered to be	tenido adj.	458190
lieutenant	teniente m.	458200
	tenikiel (t.) cf. teneké	458210
the contents of the tin	tenikielada (t.) f.	458220
	tenikielero (t.) cf. tenekeliero	458230
tennis	tenis m.	458240
measure of weight; token	tenk m.	458250
tenor	tenor m.	458260
insofar as	tenor- a tenor ke	458270
stretching	tenso adj.	458280
tension, alertness; blood pressure	tensión f.	458290
canvas, tarpaulin, sailcloth	tenta (1) f.	458300
	tenta (2) cf. tento	458310
to try, to tempt	tentar v.	458320
temptation	tentasión f.	458330
effort, experience, experiment, test	tentativa f.	458340
baby development stage: trying to stand on feet	tentés m.	458350
token	tento m.	458360
dye (for clothing, hair, nails); iodine extract; alcohol with iodine	tentura f.	458370
dyed	tenyido adj.	458375
to dye (clothing, fabric, etc.)	tenyir v.	458380
women's Muslin headscarf	tenzifí (t.) m.	458390
theocracy, rule by religious priests	teokrasía f.	458400
theologian	teólogo	458410
theology	teolojía f.	458420
theological	teolójiko adj.	458430
abyss	teom (ebr.) m. (pl. teomot)	458440
come up with a theory	teoretizar v.	458450
theory, doctrine, hypothesis	teoría f.	458460
theoretically	teorikamente adv.	458470
theoretical	teóriko adj.	458480
disguised	tepdil (t.) adj.	458490
anonymously, incognito	tepdil (t.) adv.	458500
summit, peak, roof, top, crown; covering, pom-pom (of a wool hat), cap	tepé (t.) m.	458510
arrogant, bold	tepegyoz (t.) adj.	458540
impudence, audacity	tepegyozluk (t.) m.	458550
to whip, to beat	tepeledear (t.) v.	458560
a female beret/cap; decoration for wedding coif	tepeluk/tepelik (t.) m.	458570
kick	tepené (t.) m.	458580
to kick, to run wild	tepenear (t.) v.	458600
	tepeshir (t.) cf. tebeshir	458610
a tray, bowl, large plate used as an eating table	tepsí/n (t.) m.	458620
	teptear (t.) cf. tepenear	458630
progress, advancement	teraki (t.)	458640
	teralanya cf. tiralanya	458650
healing	terapia f.	458655
education, discipline, training	terbiyé/t (t.) m.	458660
politeness	terbiyelik (t.) m.	458675
uneducated, impolite	terbiye(t)siz (t.) adj.	458680
interpreter, translator	terdjumán (t.) m.	458690
translation	terdjumé (t.) m.	458710
in a hurry	tereha (ebr.) adv.	458720
national, continental	terestre adj.	458740
carriage	terezina f.	458750
a type of hallucinogenic drug; an antidote	teriaka (t.) f.	458760
a drinker, addicted to alcohol and drugs	teriaki/teriakyi (t.) m.	458770
	terisia cf. ikterisia	458780
	terjumán (t.) cf. terdjumán	458790
to make ugly, uglify	terkeser v.	458800
slippers	terlikes (t.) m. pl.	458810
of hot springs	termal adj.	458820
thermal	térmiko adj.	458840
to finish, to complete	terminar v.	458850
to be finished, to be done.	terminarse v. refl.	458855
end, conclusion; suffix	terminasión f.	458860
suffix, ending	terminezón (fr.) f.	458870
border, boundary, front; term	término m.	458880
terminology	terminolojía f.	458910
thermodynamics	termodinámika f.	458920
thermodynamic	termodinámiko adj.	458930
thermometer	termometro m.	458940
calf	ternero m.	458950
	terneza cf. tierneza	458960
lobe (ear)	ternura f.	458965
	ternura cf. tiernura	458970
turpentine	terpentina f.	458980
wide balcony, flat roof	terrasa f.	458990
dust cloud	terregina f.	459000
ground, field, plot of land; unpaved floor	terreno m.	459010
to shake the earth, to cause an earthquake; to stir, to shake	terretemblar v.	459050
earthquake	terretemblo m.	459060
to terrify	terrifikar (it.) v.	459070
territorial	territorial adj.	459080
territorialist	territorialista/o m.	459090
territorialism	territorializmo m.	459100
territory, region of land	territorio m.	459110
terrible, horrific, frightening, terrifying	terrivle adj.	459120
terribly	terrivlemente adv.	459130
lump of earth, clod	terrón m.	459135
horror, terror	terror m.	459140
terrorist regime, terrorism; terror	terrorismo m.	459150
terrorist	terrorista/o m. & adj.	459160
terroristic	terroristiko adj.	459165
threatened	terrorizado adj.	459170
to cast fear	terrorizar v.	459180
	terrorizmo cf. terrorismo	459190
shipyard	tersané (t.) m.	459200
	tersenas cf. tersiana	459210
	tersené (t.) cf. tersiné	459220
third	terser/tersero/tersén/terseno adj.	459230
tertiary fever	tersiana f.	459240
in a reversed manner, on the contrary, against the direction	tersiné (t.) adv.	459250
third	tersio adj.	459270
one third (1/3)	tersio m.	459280
velvet	tersiopelo m.	459290
easy	terso (1) adj.	459300
	terso (2) cf. tersio adj.	459310
order, arrangement, organization, plan, composition	tertip (t.) m.	459320
caterpillar, caterpillar-weave; velvet thread	tertir m. (t.)	459330
	terturado cf. torturado	459340
sound of a shofar	teruá (ebr.) f.	459350
medicine, cure	terufá (ebr.) f.	459360
tailor	terzí (t.) m.	459370
tailoring	terzilik (t.) m.	459380
tisha b'av; gloomy and sad atmosphere; sad and melancholic person	tesabeá (ebr.)	459390
Tisha B'Av (ironically)	tesabeucho (ebr.) m.	459430
in case	tesaduf (t.) adv.	459432
	teshabeav (ebr.) cf. tesabeá	459440
never	teshabeavtá (ebr.) adv.	459450
weaver; clothworker; in a figurative sense: a person who is successful in business	teshedor/dera m.	459460
weaving; patching and fusing of fabrics; repair (patching, fusing) of fabric	teshedura f.	459480
to weave; to patch fabric/garment/sock; to start a business, to weave plans	tesher v.	459490
to be lazy, to be idle, to procrastinate; to be embroidered, to be woven; to get by	tesherse v. refl.	459510
an annoying tendency to constantly be busy with repairs and tinkering	teshidero m.	459530
procrastinating, behaving lazily, slow	teshido adj.	459540
fabric, textile; weaving	teshido m.	459550
	teshidura cf. teshedura	459580
concentrated and effective effort	teshtireada (t.) f.	459590
to appear as required; to serve promptly; to deliver promptly	teshtirear (t.) v.	459600
repentance; answer, response	teshuvá (ebr.) f.	459620
delivery; surrender	teslim (t.) m.	459650
stubbornness, determination, perseverance	tesón m.	459680
necklace	tespil (t.)	459690
head	testa (it.) f.	459700
to make a will/a testament	testamentar v.	459710
of a will/testament	testamentario adj.	459715
will, testament; covenant	testamento/testamiento m.	459720
the essentials of religion	testamientos m.	459740
stubborn, obdurate	testarudo adj.	459750
pack of ten units	testé (bulg.) m.	459760
a cloth, a piece of fabric; flag	testemel/testemé(n)/testamén m.	459765
saw	testeré (t.) f.	459770
to testify, to give testimony	testigar/testiguar v.	459780
witness	testigo/testiguo m.	459790
	testiguamiento cf. testimoniansa	459800
testimony	testimoniaje (fr.) m.	459805
giving testimony	testimoniansa f.	459810
to testify	testimoniar v.	459820
testimony	testimonio m.	459830
	testirear (t.) cf. teshtirear	459840
breast, nipple	teta f.	459850
the amount of suck the baby draws in one pull	tetada f.	459890
nipple	tetadera f.	459900
suck	tetadura/tetadero f.	459910
	tetamiento cf. tetadura	459920
tetanus	tétanos m.	459930
to suck	tetar v.	459940
intimacy, a private conversation	tetatet (fr.) m.	459960
wet nurse	tetera f.	459970
breast	tetika f.	459980
	tetirear cf. titerear	460010
a woman with large breasts	tetona f.	460020
big-breasted	tetudo adj.	460030
ark (in synagogue), stand	tevá (ebr.)	460040
nature	teva (ebr.) m.	460045
towel, napkin	tevaja f.	460060
Tiberias	Tevariá f.	460080
anonymously, incognito	tevdí-emé (t.)	460090
negligent, neglected	tevekel/tevekiel (t.) adj.	460100
negligence, neglect, inattention	tevekelik/tevekelilik (t.) m.	460110
Teveth (the 4th month of Heb. year)	tevet (ebr.) m.	460120
immersion in a mikveh	tevilá (ebr.)	460140
bath attendant	teviliandera (ebr.) f.	460160
	teya cf. tea	460170
face color	tez f.	460180
thesis, premise	teza (fr.) f.	460190
dried manure	tezek (t.) m.	460200
counter, artist's desk, display table	teziá/h (t.)	460210
salesperson at the counter, quick and skilled salesperson, shop assistant	teziatar (t.) m.	460220
emaciated, very thin; skinny	teziko adj.	460230
thesis	tezis f.	460235
certificate, memo, card	tezkeré/tezkieré (t.) m.	460240
	tezo cf. tedzo	460250
treasurer's office	tezoría f.	460260
treasure	tezoro m.	460270
you, you (after a preposition)	ti pron. pers.	460280
aunt, great aunt; a name used to address an older woman in the case of kinship or a woman from the common people	tía f.	460300
triple crown of the pope	tiara f.	460310
	tiarno cf. tierno	460320
	tiarra cf. tierra	460330
(in a tone of contempt and derision:) land, soil	tiarrasta f.	460340
	tibishir (t.) cf. tebeshir	460350
	tibkí (t.) cf. tebkí	460360
	tidarik (t.) cf. tedarí	460370
commerce, trade; commercial court	tidjaret (t.) m.	460380
bad weather (damp, rainy, cold and windy)	tiempeziko m.	460390
time, season, date, period, duration; weather	tiempo m.	460400
a sheet spread out for shade; a tent, canopy; a sail	tienda f.	460920
a type of cow fat	tiento m.	460930
softness	tierneza, tiernés f.	460940
soft	tierno adj.	460950
softness	tiernura f.	460970
land, ground; earth, soil, dust; floor; country, globe	tierra f.	460980
pressed and fastened land area	tierregal m.	461110
dust storms	tierregina f.	461120
to cover oneself with dirt	tierrenarse v. refl.	461130
earthy	tierroso adj.	461145
	tierso cf. tersio	461150
hard, rigid	tieso adj.	461160
basket; pottery, clay pot, flower pot	tiesto m.	461180
stiffness, rigidity, inflexibility	tiesura f.	461200
beauty	tifigán m.	461210
	tifilá (ebr.) cf. tefilá	461230
a lot of running around, lively movement, increased activity	tifirich (t.) grande	461240
drunk, intoxicated, inebriated; pretends to be absorbed in prayer but chatters a lot in the synagogue	tifla adj.	461250
insults and cursing	tiflas f. pl.	461260
	tifo cf. tifus	461270
intestinal typhus	tifoida f.	461280
	tifsín (t.) cf. tefsín	461290
	tifter (t.) cf. tefter	461300
angora goat wool	tiftik (t.) m.	461310
	tiftish (t.) cf. teftish	461320
typhus	tifus m.	461330
coarse seam, fusion	tigil (t.) m.	461340
To sew, to patch	tigilear (t.) v.	461350
tigress, a striped leopard; nickname for a very cruel person	tigre/tigro m.	461360
striped tigress, female tiger	tigresa f.	461370
	tijabeav (ebr.) cf. tishabeav	461380
scissors; conveyor (for shifting railway tracks)	tijera f.	461390
fabric cutting; beating with scissors	tijerada f.	461420
little scissors - a nickname for a chatty woman	tijerika f.	461430
involuntary twitch, tic	tik m.	461440
obstructed, clogged; constipated	tikadeado (t.) adj.	461450
to cork, block, seal	tikadear (t.) v.	461460
to compress, to plug	tikanear (t.) v.	461470
entrance ticket, travel ticket	tiket (fr./ing.) m.	461480
	tiketa cf. etiketa	461490
haggard	tikía adj.	461500
tuberculosis; great thinness, emaciation	tikía f.	461510
tuberculous	tikiado adj.	461520
to compress, to fill	tikishtriar (t.) v.	461530
very polite, meticulous with manners	tikitozo adj.	461540
	tiklif (t.) cf. tekilif	461550
ticking	tiktak	461560
morning blessings; correction (through kabbalah), midnight correction	tikum/tikún (ebr.) m.	461570
one by one	tikyir tikyir/tikyir yikyir adv.	461590
	tilal (t.) cf. telal	461610
amazingly!	tiliminipuf! interj.	461620
linden (bot.); tea from linden flowers	tilio m.	461630
metal wires; musical strings	tilis m. pl.	461640
amulet, talisman; evil spirit, harmful; magic	tilisim (t.) m.	461650
amazing, puzzling; magical; terrifying, frightening	tilisimlí (t.) adj.	461660
	tilvé (t.) cf. telvé	461670
cleanliness	timar (t.) m.	461680
	timarana (t.) cf. timbarana	461700
musical caf?	timbalhané (t.) m.	461710
madhouse	timbaraná (t.) f.	461720
stamped	timbrado adj.	461740
stamping machine	timbrador m.	461750
to stamp	timbrar v.	461760
stamp	timbro m.	461770
shyly	timidamente adv.	461775
shyness	timidez f.	461780
shyness; cowardice	timiditá f.	461790
shy, soft-hearted	tímido adj.	461800
	timiná (t.) cf. temená	461810
very cold	timirales m. pl.	461820
ship's rudder	timón m.	461840
the ship's helmsman/navigator	timonero m.	461850
	timor cf. temor	461860
timpani; the eardrum	tímpano m.	461870
jug, large jug for water	tinaja f.	461880
potter	tinajero m.	461900
tub	tinajón m.	461910
	tindjiré (t.) cf. tendjeré	461920
thin, witty	tindriz adj.	461930
habit, custom	tinetiko m.	461950
	tinga cf. finga	461960
"don't touch me" (sensitive)	tini mini puf	461970
	tiniché (t.) cf. teneké	461980
	tinichidjí (t.) cf. tenekedjí	461990
darkness, gloom; gloom, mourning, deep sadness; nickname for a gloomy person	tinievla/s f./f. pl.	462000
darkness	tinievledad f.	462020
dark, gloomy	tinievlozo adj.	462030
cauldron, jug, tub	tino (1) m.	462040
attention, heedfulness, awareness, caution, diligence; mind, intellect; memory	tino (2) m.	462050
ink; ''ink'' - a nickname for a drunk who can't stand on his feet	tinta f.	462320
inkwell	tintero m.	462370
poor, miserable, pitiful	tinto adj.	462390
color	tinto m.	462395
drunk	tintón m.	462400
dye-works	tintorería f.	462410
painter, dyer	tintorero m.	462420
dyer (of fabrics (	tintorier (fr.) m.	462430
	tintur (fr.) cf. tentura	462440
	tintura cf. tentura	462450
ringworm; dirt; old debt	tinya f.	462460
suffering from hair loss	tinyoziko adj.	462520
a person who is stricken with ringworm; a person who goes out of his way to receive his guests with the utmost hospitality and attention	tinyozo n. & adj.	462530
uncle, great uncle (grandfather's brother); a name given to a close person or commoner	tío m.	462540
a drop	tipá (ebr.) f.	462550
	tipelik (t.) cf. tepeluk	462560
fool	tipesh (ebr.) m.	462570
typical, characteristic	típiko adj.	462580
	tipkí (t.) cf. tebkí	462590
same	tipkisi (t.) adj.	462600
type, model, example; 'type''	tipo m.	462610
printer (the person), typesetter, typographer	tipograf/tipógrafo m.	462620
typography, the craft of printing	tipografía f.	462630
typographic	tipográfiko	462640
	tipsí/n (t.) cf. tefsín	462650
	tipuk (t.) cf. tupuk	462660
	tipuz (t.) m. cf. topús/topuz	462670
strip, cloth strip, diaper; rag	tira f.	462680
throw, projection	tirada f.	462700
taken, taken out, produced	tirado (fr.) adj.	462710
sharp-shooter; bullet, slingshot	tirador m.	462720
pull, drag, carry; lottery; print quantity	tiraje (fr.) m.	462730
spider; cobweb	tiralanya f.	462740
tyranny	tiranía f.	462750
tyrant	tirániko adj.	462760
to tyrannize	tiranizar v.	462770
tyrant	tirano m.	462780
suspender (for trousers)	tirante (1) m.	462790
sharp-shooter	tirante (2) m.	462795
to shoot; to throw, threw; to print edition; to take, to pull, to receive	tirar v.	462800
to retreat, to recoil; to be drawn	tirarse v. refl.	462825
corkscrew	tirbushón (fr.) m.	462830
	tiriakí cf. teriakí	462840
	tiriaka cf. teriaka	462850
a frivolous, fickle, unstable person	tiriló (gr.) m.	462860
a person in a frenzy, unable to persist in something.	tiritelo m.	462870
	tirizí (t.) cf. terzí	462880
shot, bullet; explosive sound, gunshot; ''bomb'' - shocking news; disaster; fear of a blow of fate; cannon	tiro m.	462890
	tirón cf. torón	462940
silkworm	tirtil (t.) m.	462950
Tisha b'av	tishabeav (ebr.) m.	462960
one way or another, either way	tis.hí mis.hí (t.)	462980
honey and nut cake	tishpishtí (t.) m.	462990
Tishri (first month in Heb. year)	tishrí (ebr.) m.	463000
	tispí (t.) cf. tespil	463010
	titerear (t.) cf. titirear	463020
trembling (from fear, cold), shock	titereo (t.)	463030
to tremble, to shiver from the cold, his bones were shivering from the cold	titirear/titiriar (t.) v.	463060
coagulative	titirek (t.) adj.	463070
to be shocked	titiritar (t.) v.	463080
button, knob, switch	titik (t.) m.	463090
shivering, trembling (from fear/cold)	titirmé (t.) f.	463100
strict, grumpy, hard to please; stingy	titiz (t.) adj.	463110
a simpleton, a fool who is easy to deceive	titó m.	463120
degree holder	titolario m.	463130
title; degree, name; certificate (of appointment, ownership, etc.)	títolo m.	463140
	titro (fr.) cf. títolo	463155
to hesitate, to doubt	titubear v.	463160
	tivdil (t.) cf. tepdil	463170
housewife, household manager; thrifty	tivechela (t.) f. & adj.	463180
to thaw, to defrost	tiviar v.	463190
to became thawed	tiviarse v. refl.	463200
tepidity	tivies/tivieza f.	463210
	tivilá (ebr.) cf. tevilá	463220
lukewarm, ''lukewarm'' - indifferent, having an alienated attitude	tivio adj.	463230
tepidity	tivior m.	463240
	tivsín (t.) cf. tefsín	463250
infusion, herbal tea	tizana f.	463260
tuberculosis	tizi m.	463270
tuberculous	tiziko adj.	463280
soot	tizna f.	463290
	tiznar cf. entiznar	463330
a half-burnt log	tizo m.	463340
ember; a nickname for a harmful and repulsive person	tizón m.	463350
an immodest, immoral woman	tizona f.	463370
something strange and unusual	toaf (t.) m.	463380
amazing, strange, astonishing	toaf (t.) adj.	463390
	toaleta cf. tualet/a	463420
autumn	toamna (rum.) f.	463430
repentance	tobé (t.) m.	463435
tobacco leaves for hookah	tobekyí (t.) m.	463440
still, more	todavía adv.	463450
all his life, throughout his life	todavida adv.	463480
everything	todiko m.	463490
all-	todo adj. & adv.	463500
everything	todo m.	463510
	tofek (t.) cf. tufek	463770
a gunshot wound; gun blow; metaphoricly: a harsh word, an insult	tofekada t) f.	463780
Turkish	togar (ebr.) m.	463790
Turkey	Togarmá (ebr.) f.	463800
inside, within	toh (ebr.) adv.	463810
turban, bonnet; cloth for turban	toka f.	463820
hard kick	tokada f.	463830
woman wearing turban	tokada adj.	463835
touching, stimulating touch; tendency to touch everything	tokadero m.	463840
slightly damaged, damaged by being touched	tokadiko adj.	463850
knocked on the head	tokado adj.	463870
turban, a woman's head covering	tokado m.	463880
scarf	tokador m.	463890
wearing a turban; indecent touching; petty theft	tokadura f.	463920
touching, moving	tokante adj.	463930
relative	tokante m.	463940
regarding, in connection with	tokante prep.	463960
to touch, to feel; to touch the heart; to insult; to play a musical instrument; ''carry away'' - a small theft	tokar v.	463970
to touch oneself; to comb oneself, to decorate his hair , to cover his head with a scarf.	tokarse v. refl.	464130
slap	tokat (t.) m.	464140
teasing, likes to tease	tokatón adj.	464150
the form of playing a musical instrument	toke m.	464160
female head covering	tokijo m.	464170
a wooden hammer, a doorknob; an ignorant and unimaginative person	tokmak (t.) m.	464180
opening hard-boiled eggs on saturday morning	tokush (t.) m.	464190
tolerance	toleransia/tolerensia f.	464200
tolerant	tolerante adj.	464210
to treat with tolerance, to show tolerance, to tolerate	tolerar v.	464220
tolerable	toleravle adj.	464230
has wounds and bruises on the forehead or head	tolondrado adj.	464240
to cause wounds and bruises on the forehead or head	tolondrar v.	464250
bruise, swelling, wound	tolondro m.	464260
large swelling on the forehead/head	tolondrón m.	464270
	tolorer cf. tolerar	464280
mighty	toloshalí (t.) adj.	464285
seed	tom (1) (t.) m.	464290
	tom (2) (fr.) cf. tomo	464310
	toma cf. tomadura	464320
taking, capturing; the quantity taken; choosing a route; initial leap of a business	tomada f.	464330
taking, tendency to take	tomadero m.	464350
taking; the way of referring to someone	tomadijo m.	464360
busy, occupied, committed; full of pain; epileptic; foolish	tomado adj.	464370
customer, buyer; a person who likes to receive gifts without return, receives without giving	tomador/dera n.	464390
epilepsy; seizure	tomadura f.	464400
to take; to catch; to take a wife/a husband - to marry; to receive; to buy	tomar v.	464420
to consider oneself; to take for himself; to be caught; to be married	tomarse v. refl.	465350
tomato	tomat m.	465520
concentrated tomato	tomatada f.	465530
tomato merchant	tomatero m.	465540
grave, burial; tombstone	tomba f.	465550
of a grave, of a tombstone	tombal adj.	465560
	tombalá cf. tómbola	465570
tobacco leaves for hookah	tombekyí (t.) m.	465580
large, wide, swollen	tombelek (t.) adj.	465590
lottery	tómbola/tómbala f.	465600
volume	tomo m.	465610
	ton (1) (fr.) cf. tono	465620
	ton (2) cf. tona	465630
ton (weight)	tona f.	465640
tonnage	tonaje (fr.) m.	465645
tonality, sound	tonalidad f.	465650
a cry of laughter at one who has failed	tonch! interj.	465660
	tonelada cf. tona	465670
	tonga (1) cf. tonka	465680
tobacco leaf	tonga (2) f.	465690
strengthens, encourages	toniko adj.	465700
shirt	tonka f.	465710
sound, tone, melody; tuna fish; ton (measure of weight)	tono m.	465720
to talk nonsense, to do nonsense.	tontear v.	465730
nonsense	tontedad f.	465740
nonsense, stupidity, folly	tontería f.	465750
stupidity	tontez f.	465760
innocent, gullible, foolish, stupid	tonto m. & adj.	465770
pigeon; fool, idiot	tontón m.	465780
ball, ball of cloth, ball of paper; roll/package (of cloth/of threads); pellet; shell; unsuccessful wit; clumsy	top (t.) m. & adj.	465790
a spinning top; a person who is unattractive and shabby, squat and fat	topach/topacho (t.) m.	465830
squat and fat, corpulent, bloated	topachudo (t.) adj.	465840
discovery, finding, invention; wise answer, clever response	topada f.	465850
a fake finding; a solution that is pretended to have just come about even though it was planned in advance	topadijo m.	465860
discoverer	topador m.	465870
finding, reinventing; finding an excuse	topadura f.	465880
disabled, crippled, deformed	topal (t.) m.	465900
ammunition and explosives warehouse	topané (t.) f.	465910
a find, something that was found/discovered; invention	topansa f.	465920
to find, to discover, to find again	topar v.	465930
to be found, to find oneself, to encounter	toparse v.	466100
topaz	topasio m.	466190
	topeshir (t.) cf. tebeshir	466200
finding	topido m.	466210
chalk marking, ''v'' marking	topishilada (t.) f.	466220
honey pastry filled with jam and cinnamon	topishtí m.	466240
compiled, collected, arranged	toplú (t.) adj.	466250
all in all	toplú (t.) adv.	466260
peak, summit	topo (port.) m.	466270
mole	topo m.	466280
topography	topografía f.	466290
topographical	topográfiko	466300
wholesale	toptán (t.) adv.	466310
wholesaler	toptandjí (t.) m.	466330
ball; ball-shaped doorknob; a stick; a nickname for a rude and cruel person who strikes without mercy	topús/topuz (t.) m.	466340
	topyané (t.) cf. topané	466350
rank, position	tor m.	466360
torah	torá (ebr.) f.	466370
sack, sack	torbá (t.) f.	466380
money beg	torbeka/torbeyka (t.) f.	466420
torch, flashlight	torcha/torcho f./m.	466430
thrush	tordo m.	466435
current, flow	torente m.	466440
heroic deeds, plots	toreríos m. pl.	466450
fear, terror, anguish	toriya f.	466460
a person who is unbridled, prone to violence, lacking self-control	torlak (t.) m.	466470
storm	tormenta f.	466480
tormented, shocked, agitated	tormentado adj.	466490
tormentor	tormentador m.	466500
to hurt, to torment, to press, to harass, to persecute	tormentar v.	466510
to be tortured	tormentarse v. refl.	466520
torture, torment, suffering, agony, mental distress; harassment, persecution	tormento m.	466530
tedious, difficult; stormy	tormentozo adj.	466550
over again	torna adv.	466560
a frivolous person	tornaboda adj.	466570
return; mood, expression of thoughts	tornada f.	466580
return; regret	tornansa f.	466600
passersby	tornantes- pasantes i tornantes	466610
to turn, to revolve, to change oneself; to return; to return	tornar v.	466620
to turn; to return back	tornarse v. refl.	466690
encircling	torne m.	466700
engraver	tornero m.	466710
a little tour, encircling, a tour, a little trip; a little lathe	torniko m.	466720
rotation, tour, lap; winch, potter's wheel; lathe; turn; trick	torno m.	466730
appearance, shape; rotation	tornura f.	466800
bull, ox	toro m.	466810
almond candy in honey; a nickname for a person as fat as a cylinder	torón m.	466820
grapefruit	toronja f.	466830
grapefruit tree	toronjal m.	466840
	torotó (t.) cf. tarator	466850
stupid, foolish, mindless, hard to understand, dumb; clumsy, slow-witted, untalented, left-handed, lazy	torpe n. & adj.	466860
stupidity, dullness of mind; an act of foolishness, an act of mental stupidity	torpedad f.	466870
	torpería cf. torpedad	466880
stupidity, folly, heaviness, lack of talent, lack of agility, heaviness of perception	torpez/a f.	466890
torpedo	torpilia f.	466900
to torpedo, to thwart; to fire a torpedo	torpiliar v.	466910
roasted	torrado adj.	466920
roaster (coffee, chestnut, etc.)	torrador m.	466930
roasting; roasting fees	torradura f.	466940
to roast	torrar v.	466950
to be roasted	torrarse v. refl.	466960
tower, spire	torre f.	466970
forcible, in a strong current	torrensial adj.	466990
a burst of water, a strong current; a multitude, an abundance	torrente m.	467000
small tower, observation tower	torrezika f.	467010
thick tower; nickname for a fat and powerful person	torrón m.	467020
interwoven thread (silk /gold/silver)	torsal m.	467030
winding, warping; spindle	torsedor m.	467040
	torsedura cf. torsidura	467050
to twist, to interwove	torser v.	467060
to be twisted;to be sprained	torserse v. refl.	467080
twisting, bending	torsión f.	467100
wick, wick	torsida f.	467110
twisted, crooked, winding, intertwined,	torsido adj.	467120
twisting, bending; dislocation	torsidura f.	467150
contortion, distortion, twisting	torsimiento m.	467160
torso, chest	torso m.	467170
cake, pie	torta f.	467180
evil, ill-hearted, cruel	tortavenyo adj.	467190
deceit, wickedness; idol	tortavenyo m.	467210
omelet	tortilia f.	467220
turn	tórtolo m.	467230
	tortuga cf. tartuga	467240
tortuosity, crookedness, curvature, winding	tortuozidad f.	467250
twisting, convoluted, twisted	tortuozo adj.	467260
torture	tortura f.	467270
tortured	torturado adj.	467280
torturer	torturador/dera adj.	467290
to torment	torturar v.	467300
blizzard; terror, fear, anxiety, anguish	torva f.	467310
	torvá (t.) cf. torbá	467320
	torvado cf. atorvado	467330
horror, fear, anxiety	torvasión f.	467340
storm	torveyino m.	467345
cough	tos/tose f.	467350
persistent cough	tosedero m.	467400
the mode of the cough	tosedura f.	467410
	tosegar cf. entosegar	467420
	tósego cf. tósigo	467430
to cough	toser v.	467440
a cough of embarrassment, clearing the throat	tosezika f.	467450
	tosho cf. tósigo	467460
poison, venom	tósigo m.	467470
toxic	tosigozo adj.	467500
coughing attack	tosijo m.	467510
albanian orthodox Christian	toska m.	467520
roasted	tostado adj.	467530
to roast	tostar v.	467540
to be roasted	tostarse v. refl.	467550
totafot (prayer-fillet), tefillin	totafot (ebr.) f. pl.	467560
total	total adj.	467570
total	total m.	467590
entirety, totality	totalidad f.	467600
totalitarian	totalitario adj.	467630
to summarize, to total	totalizar v.	467640
completely, utterly	totalmente adv.	467650
	tótano cf. tútano	467660
chaos	tou-va-vou (ebr.) m.	467670
good	tov (ebr.) adj.	467680
towel; table napkin	tovaja f.	467690
ankle	tovilio/tovío m.	467700
club; a foolish person, a fool; bashing	toyaka (t.) f.	467710
beat; the night watch beating every full hour	toyakada f.	467720
prohibition	toybé (t.) m.	467730
whose head is dizzy	toyo adj.	467760
to insist; ro hit	tozar v.	467780
salt-cellar; leggings, gaiters	tozluk/tuzluk (t.) m.	467790
small in size	tozo adj.	467800
a blow to the back of an animal	tozolada f.	467810
insistence	tozudez f.	467820
obstinate	tozudo adj.	467830
the back of an animal	tozuelo m.	467840
punishment device (in school or prison) - a board to which the punished person is tied in order to beat his feet	trabuka f.	467850
catapult; short rifle	trabuko m.	467860
handcuffs	trabukos m. pl.	467870
	trabulós (t.) cf. tarabulús	467880
disturbed, troubled, confused, embarrassed	trabulado adj.	467890
to confuse the mind, to confuse	trabular v.	467900
to be confused, to be embarrassed, to lose his head	trabularse v. refl.	467910
corkscrew	trabusón m.	467920
a stylish column of a balcony railing; metaphorically: apathetic person	trabuzán (t.) m.	467930
tradition	tradisión f.	467940
traditional	tradisional adj.	467950
traditionalism	tradisionalismo/zmo m.	467960
traditional person	tradisionalista/o n.	467970
traitor	traditor (it.) m.	467980
interpreter	tradjumán (t.) m.	467990
translated	traduizido (fr.) adj.	468000
to translate	traduizir (fr.) v.	468010
translatable	traduizivle (fr.) adj.	468020
translated	tradukado adj.	468030
translation	traduksión f.	468040
translator, interpreter	traduktor/trisa n.	468050
	traduzir cf. traduizir v.	468060
bringing, carrying; the habit of always coming with hands full of gifts/candy	traedero m.	468070
bringing	traedijo m.	468080
something that is brought reluctantly; something that is received with displeasure.	traedizo m.	468090
pimp; porter; supplier; a person who does not come empty-handed	traedor/dera n.	468100
transportation, carrying; freight charges	traedura f.	468110
to bring, to take with him, to lead; to cause	traer v.	468120
to bring upon himself	traerse v. refl.	468280
merchant; engaged in illicit trade	trafikante n.	468290
to trade	trafikar v.	468300
commerce, trade; traffic	tráfiko m.	468310
to swallow	tragar/se v.	468340
	tragedia/tragedía cf. trajedía	468360
tragicomedy	tragikomedia f.	468370
tragedy	tragizmo m.	468380
enemy, adversary; pain, suffering, calamity, trouble, anxiety	trago m.	468390
gluttonous, ravenous; frivolous	tragón adj.	468405
to devour voraciously	tragonear v.	468410
gluttony	tragonería f.	468420
noodles made from flour, yogurt, milk and eggs	trahaná (t.) f.	468430
trachoma	trahoma/trahom	468440
to betray, to embezzle	traichir v.	468450
bringing, drawing; causing; citation, quotation	traida f.	468460
brought; tattered, worn; foundling	traido adj.	468470
what is brought up, donation, investment	traido m.	468480
traitor, traitorous	traidor m. & adj.	468490
to betray	traisar/traisher v.	468500
traitor	traishedor m.	468510
betrayal, crime	traisión f.	468520
to betray	traisionar v.	468530
suit, clothing; form of clothing	traje m.	468540
tragedy, drama; sad event	trajedia f.	468550
tragedian, tragic actor	trajediano m.	468560
route, distance	trajekto m.	468570
route, course, distance	trajet/o m.	468580
tragic	trájiko adj.	468590
	trajumán (t.) cf. tradjumán	468600
interpretation; unwanted interference	trajumanlik (t.) m.	468610
pre-performance/test anxiety;	trak (fr.) m.	468620
from the time of Antiochus	traka- shanat (ebr.) traka traka	468630
windpipe	trakia (gr.) f.	468635
sooner or later; more or less ... (referring to time)	traki-ti-truki adv.	468640
(in a derogatory tone:) to swallow,	trakufear v.	468650
	trakufiar cf. trikufiar	468660
	trakvilizar cf. trankilizar	468670
to go through difficult moments	trales- pasar trales	468680
tram, electric car	tram m.	468690
basis; moth; plot, drama; conspiracy, plot	trama m.	468700
moth-eaten	tramado adj.	468710
to prepare a base; to plot, to plan evil deeds	tramar v.	468720
to be attacked by moths, to be eaten by moths	tramarse v. refl.	468730
timpani, kettledrum	trambuka f.	468740
springboard, trampoline	trambulín m.	468750
north wind; ''weather vane'' - a person who frequently changes his mind	tramontana f.	468760
trap, mine, ambush	trampa (1) f.	468770
barter, exchange trade	trampa (2) (t.) f.	468780
barter trader	trampadjí (t.) m.	468790
trap; cupboard, chest of drawers	trámpana f.	468800
deceit	trampantosho/ojo m.	468810
	trampatoshas cf. trampantosho	468820
a fraudster, a swindler, someone who lives off loans and does not repay them.	trampeador m.	468830
to cheat, to live on loans without paying them back	trampear (1) v.	468840
to barter	trampear (2) )t.) v.	468850
pale	tramudado adj.	468860
paleness	tramudamiento m.	468870
to void from vessel to vessel	tramudar v.	468880
to turn pale	tramudarse v. refl.	468890
lupine	tramuz m.	468900
	tramvay/trambay (t.) cf. tram	468930
rose	trandafila (gr.) f.	468940
	trandafir (gr.) cf. trandafila	468950
shock, tremor; sudden question with the aim of extracting information; last effort to obtain consent and participation	tranginada f.	468960
bolt; plank; fool; clothespin; softener	tranka f.	468970
stupid	trankado adj.	468980
peace, tranquility, quiet, complacency	trankilidad f.	468990
who was calmed down, calm	trankilizado adj.	469000
quiet, calm, peaceful	trankilizante adj.	469010
to calm down, to quiet down	trankilizar v.	469020
to quiet, to calm down	trankilizarse v. refl.	469030
quiet, peaceful, calm, carefree	trankilo adj.	469040
lock	trankita f.	469050
	trankuelidad cf. trankilidad	469060
	trankuelizar cf. trankilizar	469070
peacefully	trankuelmente adv.	469080
peaceful, quiet	trankuelo adj.	469090
boiled grape syrup, boiled must	trankufit m.	469100
	trankvilidad cf. trankilidad	469110
	trankvilo cf. trankilo	469120
ferry	transbordador m.	469130
ship-to-ship transfer	transbordamiento m.	469140
to transfer from ship to ship	transbordar v.	469150
ship-to-ship transfer	transbordo m.	469160
to move from place to place	transferar v.	469170
transfer	transferimiento m.	469180
to move from place to place	transferir v.	469190
to be moved from place to place	transferirse v. refl.	469200
delivery, transfer; relocation	transfero m.	469210
to change his face,	transfigurar v.	469220
to renew, to change the form	transformar v.	469230
to undergo a transformation	transformarse v. refl.	469240
transformation, reincarnation, regeneration, metamorphosis	transformasión f.	469250
excavation (military)	transhé (fr.) m.	469260
to die	transirse v. refl.	469270
	transijar cf. tranzijar	469280
transcription	transkripsión f.	469290
copy	transkrivir v.	469300
transcription	transliterasión f.	469305
convey, deliver, inform, communicate; broadcast	transmeter v.	469310
broadcasted, transmitted, communicated	transmetido adj.	469330
transmission, delivery, transfer, broadcast	transmisión f.	469340
transparency	transparensia f.	469350
transparent	transparente adj.	469360
to sweat	transpirar v.	469370
sweat	transpirasión f.	469380
to transfer, to transplant	transplantar v.	469390
transplantation	transplantasión f.	469400
leading	transportador m.	469410
to carry, to lead, to drive, to convey, to carry a load	transportar v.	469420
transportation, conveyance, transfer, transport	transporto m.	469430
	transvestirse cf. trasvestirse	469440
	tranvay (t.) cf. m. tram	469450
	tranvestido cf. travestido	469460
transaction	tranzaksión f.	469470
to make a compromise.	tranzijar v.	469490
transition	tranzisión f.	469500
passage, movement, transit; corridor, hallway; transition from one state to another	tránzit/o m.	469510
past (through a country)	tranzitar v.	469530
transient, passing	tranzitorio adj.	469540
transit passenger	tranzutor m.	469550
	trapajo cf. trapo	469560
dressed in rags	trapajozo adj.	469570
sickle	trapán m.	469580
a basement door fixed to the floor; a shutter on a store; a nickname for a fool	trapera f.	469590
second-hand store	trapería f.	469610
collection of old clothes	traperío m.	469620
used clothing dealer, worn-out dealer	trapero m.	469630
rag, worn-out; despicable person	trapo m.	469640
	tras cf. detrás	469660
trace, mark, seal, imprint, impression, line	trasa f.	469670
to sketch, to outline	trasar v.	469680
	trasdublado cf. tresdublado	469690
	trasdublar cf. tresdublar	469700
	trasduble cf. tresduble	469710
	trasería cf. trazería	469720
	trases cf. trasa	469730
to shapeshift	trasfigurar v.	469740
	traskila cf. treskiladura	469750
	traskilado cf. treskilado	469760
	traskilador cf. treskilador	469770
	traskiladura cf. treskiladura	469780
	traskilar cf. treskilar	469790
	traskilo cf. treskilo	469800
copied	traskrito adj.	469810
to copy	traskrivir v.	469820
neglected, not well cared for	traskurado (it.) adj.	469830
to neglect, not well cared for	traskurar (it.) v.	469840
neglect, carelessness, lack of care	traskuro (it.) m.	469850
	trasladar cf. trezladar	469860
	traslado cf. trezlado	469870
to be transparent, to let light pass through	trasluzir v.	469880
transparency	trasparensia f.	469890
transparent	trasparente adj.	469900
to cross, to pass from side to side; to pass over	traspasar v.	469910
exchange, replacement	traspuesta f.	469930
roofing contractor	trastejador m.	469940
to repair the roof, to replace broken tiles	trastejar v.	469950
roof repair	trastejo m.	469960
(in a derogatory tone:) rag, mop	trasto m.	469970
change of order; leftovers, garbage; destruction	trastornadura f.	469980
embarrassment, confusion, bewilderment	trastornamiento m.	469990
to return; to change, to replace, to convert; to turn, to confuse, to disturb	trastornar v.	470000
to be confused; to be overturned	trastornarse v. refl.	470010
repetition; reversal; embarrassment, confusion, bewilderment	trastorno m.	470020
to void from vessel to vessel	trasvazar v.	470030
emptying from vessel to vessel	trasvazo m.	470040
dormant	trasvelado adj.	470050
to put to sleep	trasvelar v.	470070
to doze, to doze off	trasvelarse v. refl.	470080
sleepy and not sleepy, doze, nap	trasvelo m.	470090
policy, insurance certificate; promissory note	trata (it.) f.	470100
contract, agreement, treaty, alliance	tratado m.	470110
	tratamento cf. tratamiento	470130
treatment, healing, attitude, behavior towards someone	tratamiento m.	470140
to bargain; to deal with; to try	tratar v.	470160
to be a matter of	tratarse v. refl.	470220
negotiation	tratativa (it.) f.	470260
	trate cf. trato	470270
bargain, negotiation; trade, commerce, sale, commercial relations; contract, treaty	trato m.	470280
strong and violent pull, drag, carry; hit, kick	travón m.	470310
dragging, pulling, carrying; sipping, gulping	travada f.	470320
pulling, dragging, carrying; prolonged inhalation; intoxication	travadero m.	470340
short and quick inhalation/sip	travadika f.	470350
having a slight smell of burnt fat; shy, hesitant, lacking in courage	travadiko adj.	470360
drawn, dragged, elongated; dragged from its place; shy, hesitant; having the smell of burnt fat	travado adj.	470370
sweet roll	travado m.	470400
the attractor; the sniper, the slinger; the drinker; the liar; the exploiter, milker of the people	travador/dera (1) m.	470410
	travador (2) cf. travajador	470430
processed	travajado adj.	470435
(in a slang sense:) passive homosexual	travajado m.	470440
worker, laborer	travajador/dera n.	470450
to work, to labor; to have sexual relations	travajar v.	470460
work, labor, toil; creation	travajo m.	470470
tedious, difficult	travajozo adj.	470480
to pull, to bring out, to drag, to carry, to pull (money), to pull (by magic); to resemble; to suffer	travar v.	470490
stupid, dumb	travarabá (t.) n.	470890
to withdrew, to retract, to repent, to refrain from; to remove; to leave out of, to resign; to wrinkle, to fold	travarse v. refl.	470900
to transfer from one vessel to another	travazar v.	470990
pungent, bitter, sour; unpleasant taste	travento adj.	471000
crosspiece	traversa (fr.) f.	471010
to pass, to cross	traversar (fr.) v.	471020
through	traverso- a traverso	471040
through	través- a través	471050
a cross-piece, a wooden cross-piece; a long cushion	travesanyo m.	471060
wearing the clothes of the opposite sex, disguised	travestido adj.	471070
to wear the clothes of the opposite sex, to be disguised	travestirse v. refl.	471080
draft (money) from the cash register for daily living needs	trávida	471090
	traviento cf. travento	471100
mischievous, prankster; a troublemaker who never gives rest	travieso adj.	471110
mischief, prank; annoyance	traviesura f.	471120
	travinkavakado cf. entrafikado	471150
pulling, towing	travón m.	471160
	trayer cf. traer	471170
to be confused, to become perplexed	trayularse v. refl.	471180
	traze cf. traje	471190
last, rear	trazer/o adj.	471200
buttocks	trazera f.	471230
stern; end, conclusion	trazería f.	471250
	trazladao cf. trezladado	471280
	trazladear cf. trezladar	471290
stray	trazyerrado adj.	471300
going astray, deviation, complete mistake	trazyerramiento m.	471310
to lead astray, to mislead	trazyerrar v.	471320
to go astray, to make a mistake	trazyerrarse v. refl.	471330
deviation, error, mistake	trazyerro m.	471340
hyphen	tredeunión (fr.) m.	471350
thirteen	tredje num.	471360
the thirteenth	tredjen/o adj.	471370
non kosher (food)	trefá (ebr.) f.	471380
respite, break	tregua f.	471390
	treldje cf. tredje	471410
	trelze cf. tredje	471420
	trelzén/o cf. tredjen/o	471430
	tremar cf. tremblar	471440
loose, shaking, vibrating	tremblando (fr.) adj.	471450
trembling, vibrating	tremblante (fr.) adj.	471460
to tremble, to vibrate, to flicker, to move, to shake, to be afraid	tremblar (fr.) v.	471470
tremor, shaking, shudder, shiver, panic, anxiety	tremblor (fr.) m.	471490
terrible; enormous	tremendo adj.	471500
turpentine; nickname for a sticky and annoying person	trementina f.	471510
to swing	tremolar v.	471520
tremolo (music.)	trémolo m.	471530
	tremonte cf. tremontina	471540
noise, commotion, confusion	tremontina f.	471550
tripod	trempi f.	471560
train	tren/o m.	471570
to drag, to pause	trenar (fr.) v.	471580
braid, plait	trensa f.	471590
braided	trensado adj.	471600
beautiful and full braids	trensados m. pl.	471610
to weave, to braid	trensar v.	471620
thirty	trenta num.	471630
thirtieth	trentén/o adj.	471660
a quantity of about thirty	trentena f.	471670
sickle, scythe	trepán (gr.) m.	471680
to reap; to make a head surgery	trepanar (gr.) v.	471700
	trepasar cf. trespasar	471710
tripod	trepié (fr.) m.	471720
sieve	trepito m.	471730
	trepón (gr.) cf. trepán	471740
three	tres num.	471750
enchanted, passionate, who has lost his head, crazy	tresalido (fr.) adj.	471780
excitement; loss of temper	tresalimiento (fr.) m.	471785
to excite, to cause admiration; to go crazy	tresalir (fr.) v.	471790
to be enthusiastic, to be amazed; to go out of his mind	tresalirse (fr.) v. refl.	471810
three times	tresdublado/tresdovlado adj.	471820
to triple	tresdublar/tresdovlar v.	471830
triple fold	tresduble m.	471840
	tresdupiado cf. tresdublado	471850
third	treser/o adj.	471860
	treshkilar cf. treskilar	471870
	tresientos cf. trezientos	471880
cut (hair), shorn	treskilado adj.	471890
sheep shearer	treskilador m.	471895
shearing, shorn wool	treskiladura f.	471900
to shear (sheep); to cut (hair), to give a haircut	treskilar v.	471910
shearing; haircut	treskilo m.	471920
translator, interpreter	tresladador/dera n.	471930
to translate	tresladar v.	471940
translatable	tresladavle adj.	471950
translation	treslado m.	471960
	tresoro cf. trezoro	471970
	trespado cf. trespasado (2)	471980
humiliated, depressed	trespajado adj.	471990
to humiliate, to abuse, to subdued, to oppress, to trample underfoot, to mock; to scold, speak harshly to	trespajar v.	472000
humiliation, disgrace, insult, abuse, harassment	trespajo m.	472010
bifurcated, segmented	trespasado (1) (port.) adj.	472020
very hurt, depressed, upset; lustful	trespasado (2) adj.	472030
to pass, to cross towards the other side; to penetrate; to pass by, to precede, to surpass, to excell; to die	trespasar (port.) v.	472060
to feel mentally ill; to be very lustful; to die	trespasarse v. refl.	472070
string; an endless chain of actions dangling from each other	trespil (t.) m.	472090
trampled, run over, humiliated	trespizado adj.	472120
to trample, to crush; to humiliate; to trespass	trespizar v.	472130
triple quantity	trestantos m.	472140
	trestejar cf. trastejar	472150
	trestejo cf. trastejo	472160
to change; to reveal someone's face	trestrokar v.	472170
sweaty, dripping with sweat	tresudado adj.	472180
to sweat a lot	tresudar/se v./v. refl.	472190
	tresvelado cf. trasvelado	472200
	tresvelar/se cf. trasvelar/se	472210
	tresvelo cf. trasvelo	472220
tripod	trevde f.	472230
to be mischievous, to frolic, to behave wildly	trevejar v.	472240
amusement	trevejo m.	472250
to back out of; to change ones mind.	trezboltar/se v./v. refl.	472260
to overcook (to boiling point)	trezbuyir v.	472270
	trezdublado cf. tresdublado	472280
	trezdublar cf. tresdublar	472290
	treze cf. tredje	472300
	trezen/o cf. tredjen/o	472310
	trezero cf. treser/o	472320
three hundred	trezientos num.	472330
translated	trezladado adj.	472340
translator	trezladador/dera n.	472350
to translate	trezladar v.	472360
	trezladeador cf. trezladador	472370
translation	trezlado m.	472380
	trezlador cf. trezladador	472390
to be changed, to be turned	trezmudarse v. refl.	472400
tired, with dark circles around the eyes	trezojado adj.	472410
to tire	trezojar v.	472420
to be tired	trezojarse v. refl.	472430
treasure, treasurer's office	trezorería f.	472440
treasurer	trezorero/trezoriero (fr.) m.	472450
treasure, hoard; ''treasure'' (nickname)	trezoro (fr.) m.	472460
to see (derogatory form)	trezver v.	472470
	trezyerrar cf. trazyerrar	472480
threshing	triadura f.	472490
sorting	triaje (fr.) m.	472500
	triaka (t.) cf. teriaka	472510
sad, gloomy, melancholic; drunk, drugged	triakí (t.) adj.	472520
addict to, addicted to	triaklí (t.) adj.	472530
irritability; sadness, sorrow	triaklik/triakilik (t.) m.	472540
rose	triandafela (gr.) f.	472550
triangular	triangle (fr.) m.	472560
riangular, triangular-shaped	triangolar adj.	472570
triangular	triangolo m.	472580
to sort; to thresh	triar v.	472590
	triatro cf. teatro	472600
stand, box, stage	tribuna f.	472610
tribunal, court	tribunal m.	472620
tax, donation	tributo m.	472630
	trido cf. trigo	472640
not kosher (food)	trifán (ebr.) adj.	472650
first-year fruit, early fruit, out-of-season fruit	trifaná/trifandá (t.) f.	472670
grain, cereal, wheat	trigo m.	472690
triangular cake filled with almonds honey and cinnamon	trígono (gr.) m.	472710
trick, ruse	trik (ing.)	472715
	trikar (t.) cf. trinkar	472720
vest, training suit	trikó (fr.) m.	472730
tricolor	trikolor adj.	472740
knitting	trikotaj/trikotaje (fr.) m.	472750
to knit	trikotar (fr.) v.	472760
(derogatory form:) to give to drink, to slurp	trikufiar v.	472770
(derogatory form:) to slurp	trikufiarse v. refl.	472780
	trimbuyón cf. kakardak	472790
which appears three times a month	trimensual adj.	472800
three-monthly, quarterly	trimestral/trimestrial adj.	472810
trimester, three months	trimestro m.	472820
excavation (military)	trinchea f.	472825
crumbs, food flakes	tringa (1) f.	472830
to dress elegantly (named after the Tiring clothing store in Istanbul)	tringa (2)- estar tringa	472850
sunflower	trinia f.	472860
a type of plum	triniola f.	472870
noisy bite	trinkada f.	472880
teeth grinding, teeth grinding habit	trinkadero m.	472890
bite; teeth grinding	trinkadura f.	472900
to bite; to gnash teeth; to toast	trinkar v.	472910
creak	trinkinada (t.) f.	472920
threesome, trio	trío m.	472930
	triomfar cf. trionfar	472940
	triomfo cf. trionfo	472950
victory	trionfada f.	472960
triumphal, festive	trionfal adj.	472970
triumphantly	trionfalmente adv.	472980
triumphant	trionfante adj.	472990
to triumph, to prevail over	trionfar v.	473000
triumph, victory	trionfo m.	473010
intestine; stomach, belly	tripa f.	473020
climbing; big belly	tripada f.	473250
climber, mountaineer	tripador m.	473260
typhus	tripadura f.	473270
to climb	tripar v.	473280
to climb, to ascend; to crawl	triparse v. refl.	473290
small belly	tripika f.	473300
filter, strainer	tripitón m.	473320
triple, threefold	triplado adj.	473330
to triple	triplar v.	473340
triple, double three	triple adj.	473350
to triple	triplikar v.	473360
	triplo cf. triple	473370
pot-bellied, fat	tripudo adj.	473380
to cheat	trishar (fr.) v.	473390
sadly	tristamente adv.	473395
sad, mournful, gloomy	triste adj.	473400
sadness, grief, sorrow, melancholy	tristeza f.	473410
	tristura cf. tristeza	473420
	triumfante cf. trionfante	473430
	triumf/o cf. trionfo	473440
member of the triumvirate	triumvir m.	473450
triumvirate, government of three	triumvirato m.	473460
triumphant	triunfador m.	473470
	triunfal/triumfal cf. trionfal	473480
	triunfante cf. trionfante	473490
	triunfar/triumfar cf. trionfar	473500
	triunfo cf. trionfo	473510
trivial, banal, simple	trivial adj.	473520
triviality, unimportance	trivialidad f.	473530
tribe	trivo m.	473540
threshing	triyadura f.	473550
to thresh; to be filled with joy, to be living in pleasures	triyar v.	473560
	trizera cf. trazera	473570
	troa cf. telvé	473580
booty, loot	trofeo m.	473590
piece, chunk	trojo m.	473600
truck	trok m.	473610
excessive tendency to change (clothes, etc.)	trokadero	473620
turning over to evil	trokadijo m.	473630
replaced, changed	trokado adj.	473640
reformer; money changer; one who engages in barter trade	trokador m.	473650
change, replacement	trokadura f.	473660
exchange, substitution, change, transformation, reversal; renewal, turnaround, reform; distortion, forgery	trokamiento f.	473670
to replace, to convert, to change, to renew; to distort, to flaw	trokar v.	473710
to be changed; to change clothes	trokarse v. refl.	473890
exchange, swap; barter trade	troke /troki m.	473920
exchange, conversion, swap	trokido m.	473940
	troko cf. troke	473950
puffy, fat, round and awkward; a nickname for a person who is difficult to understand	trombelek (t.) adj. & m.	473960
trombone	trombone m.	473970
trumpet	trompa f.	473980
obstacle (thing/person), the obstacle giver	trompesador m.	474000
encountering an obstacle	trompesadura f.	474010
to cause a failure	trompesar v.	474020
to fail	trompesarse v. refl.	474030
mistake, glitch, obstacle, failure, misstep	trompesón m.	474040
trumpet; shofar	trompeta f.	474050
to blow the trumpet; to announce loudly	trompetear v.	474070
a continuous and disturbing trumpet blast	trompeteo m.	474080
a trumpeter; a person who disseminates secret information to the public.	trompetero m.	474090
obstacle, fault; shortcoming, defect	trompieso m.	474100
to sit on a throne, to reign in great glory and splendor; to mention, to note, to name; to thunder	tronar v.	474110
to cut	tronchar v.	474120
stupidity, foolishness	tronchedad f.	474130
head (cabbage), cob (corn), the core of lettuce; nickname for a fool, an idiot, a ''log of wood''	troncho m.	474140
a thick-headed person; a fool	tronchudo adj.	474150
	tronka cf. tronko	474160
to cut, to trim, to lop off	tronkar v.	474170
trunk	tronko m.	474180
throne, king's throne	trono m.	474190
	tropa (fr.) cf. trupa	474210
	tropezón cf. entropesón	474220
revolutionary, tropical	tropikal adj.	474230
tropical; reversal, tropic (astronomical)	tropiko adj. & m.	474240
strainer	tropito m.	474250
abundantly, often, in large quantities	tropo (it.) adv.	474260
	trospajar cf. trespajar	474270
sidewalk	trotuar (fr.) m.	474280
turbid, hazy; dizzy; confused	trublado adj.	474290
to make turbid, to confuse; to embarrass	trublar (fr.) v.	474300
to become turbid, to become murky, to become muddy; to become confused,	trublarse (fr.) v. refl.	474310
turbid	truble (fr.) adj.	474320
turmoil	truble (fr.) m.	474330
trout (trout fish)	trucha f.	474340
	trueke (1) cf. trueko	474350
	trueke (2) cf. trokido	474355
substitution, exchange, change	trueko m.	474360
thunder	trueno m.	474370
	trufana (t.) cf. trifana	474390
	trufandá (t.) cf. trifana	474400
clever trick	truko m.	474410
	trukuesko cf. turkesko	474420
prison, dungeon	trunbul (t.) m.	474430
kick	trup m.	474440
group, band, troop; battalion	trupa (fr.) f.	474450
earpiece, funnel	trupití m.	474460
wet to the bone	trushaná (t.) adj.	474470
pickle, silage	trushí (t.) m.	474480
	trushimán (arab.) cf. tradjumán	474530
stain	truvia f.	474540
worried	truviado adj.	474550
to make turbid, to pollute, to stain; to trouble, to worry, to embarrass	truviar v.	474560
to be embarrassed, to be confused, to lose confidence, to worry	truviarse v. refl.	474570
muddy, hazy	truvio adj.	474580
disturbance, worry, embarrassment	truvlo (fr.) m.	474600
	truvlo adj. cf. truvio	474610
works in salt ponds; salt seller	truzladjí (t.) m.	474620
righteous	tsadik (ebr.) m.	474630
north	tsafón (ebr.) m.	474640
czar	tsar m.	474650
the czar's wife	tsarina f.	474655
czarism	tsarizmo m.	474660
	tsarpará (t.) cf. charpará	474670
charity	tsedaká (ebr.) f.	474680
charity-giver; beggar	tsedakero (ebr.) adj.	474690
celluloid	tseluloid m.	474700
cellulose	tseluloza f.	474710
population census	tsenz/o m.	474720
	tsera cf. sera	474725
public, audience	tsibur m.	474730
	tsigara (rum.) cf. sigara	474740
storm, tempest, cyclone	tsiklón m.	474750
cyclops	tsiklop m.	474760
Zion	Tsión m.	474770
	tsionismo cf. sionismo	474780
	tsionisto cf. sionisto	474790
	tsirk/o cf. sirko	474800
	tsisterna cf. sisterna	474810
fringed garment (for orth.Jews), tallit (praying shawl)	tsitsit (ebr.) f.	474820
flint, rock	tsur (ebr.) m.	474830
shape, figure	tsurá (ebr.) m.	474835
yours	tu/s adj. poss.	474840
you	tu pron. pers.	474850
	tuaf (t.) cf. toaf	474880
bath table; body care, toilet; bathroom	tualet/a (fr./rum.) f.	474890
	tuartaldad cf. tuertedad	474910
	tuarto cf. tuerto	474920
pipe, tube; tuba (musical instrument)	tuba f.	474930
plumbing	tuberío m.	474940
tuberculosis	tuberkuloza f.	474950
tuberculous	tuberkulozo m.	474960
tubule, small tube	tubiko m.	474970
tu bishvat	tubishvá/t (ebr.) m.	474980
tube, pipe	tubo m.	474990
	tuch (t.) cf. tunch	475000
ashkenazi; yiddish	tudesko m.	475010
stupidity, foolishness, difficulty in understanding	tudredad f.	475020
stupidity, foolishness, difficulty in understanding	tudreza f.	475030
dumb, stupid, difficult to understand	tudro adj.	475040
one who distorts; one who leads astray from the straight path	tuersedor m.	475050
to twist, to distort	tuerser/tuguerser v.	475070
to be distorted, to be perverted	tuerserse v. refl.	475080
crooked, twisted, distorted; a corrupt person	tuersido adj.	475090
	tuertaldad cf. tuertedad	475100
crookedness, distortion; perversion of justice	tuertedad/tuerteldad f.	475110
curvature, crookedness, distortion	tuertez f.	475120
distorted, crooked; squinter	tuerto adj.	475130
not directly; not honestly	tuerto adv.	475180
injustice, miscarriage of justice; damage	tuerto m.	475200
curvature	tuertor m.	475210
	tuertura cf. tuertor	475220
	tuétano cf. tútano	475230
foggy/dark/cloudy day; light snow	tufán (t.) m.	475240
odor (rising from a damp, closed place)	tufarada f.	475250
rifle	tufek/tufenk (t.) m.	475260
disgusting, musty, smelly	tufento adj.	475290
stink, musty smell, bland smell/taste	tufo m.	475300
disgusting, stale, spoiled	tufozo adj.	475320
	tufsí/n (t.) cf. tefsín	475330
the sultan's seal, a curled signature of the sultan	tugrá (t.) f.	475340
volatile, strange, odd, whimsical	tuháf (t.) adj.	475350
	tuido cf. tuyido	475360
to protect, to defand	tuír v.	475370
	tuisión cf. tuyisión	475380
to speak	tujir (port.) v.	475390
turkey; metaphorically: a foolish woman	tuka (serb.-cro.) f.	475410
stupid, foolish, "dumb"	tukmak (t.) m.	475420
turkey	tukón m.	475430
muslin	tul (fr.) m.	475440
	tula (t.) cf. tuvla	475450
tulip	tulip m.	475460
bloc	tulop m.	475470
skin bottle; a nickname for a person who is full of fat; a very large quantity; a type of cheese	tulum (t.) m.	475480
water pump, fire pump; honey cake	tulumba/tuluba (t.) f.	475490
fire extinguisher	tulumbadjí (t.) m.	475500
bubble, blister	tulumbika (t.) f.	475510
a nickname for a short, chubby person	tulumiko (t.) m.	475520
impurity	tumá (ebr.) f.	475530
long puffy underwear	tumán (t.) m.	475540
inversion; a cone of earth that served as a tombstone in macedonia	tumba (t.) f.	475550
pipe tobacco	tumbekí (t.) m.	475570
flower bud, bud	tumbruk (t.) m.	475580
oracle	tumim (ebr.) m. pl.	475582
a mound of earth or a mound of stones on top of ancient graves	tumulo m.	475585
noise, uproar, commotion	tumulto m.	475590
noisy, causing a riot	tumultuozo adj.	475600
heavy bronze	tunch/e (t.) m.	475610
tunnel	tunel m.	475620
robe, tunic	túnika f.	475630
drunk	tunina adj.	475640
heartbeat, pulse	tup m.	475650
forelock; audacity, impudence	tupé (fr.) m.	475660
thickness (stew/soup/mixture)	tupidez f.	475670
thick	tupido adj.	475680
to make thick, to become thick, to compress	tupir v.	475690
	tupishtí cf. topishtí	475700
a word of agreement in conversation	tupú-tupú	475710
heel	tupuk (t.) m.	475720
duration, duration of time	tura f.	475730
duration, duration of time	turada f.	475780
decorated with the ottoman imperial seal	turalí (t.) adj.	475790
to last, to remain	turar v.	475800
sturdy, strong, stable, durable, long-lasting, permanent, sustainable	turavle adj.	475810
box, suitcase	turbá (t.) f.	475830
confusing, disruptor	turbador m.	475840
confusion, disorder, harassment	turbamiento m.	475850
turban, bonnet	turbán (t.) m.	475860
to confuse, to disturb, to disrupt	turbar v.	475870
small box/bag	turbeka (t.) f.	475880
	turbin (t.) cf. durbin	475890
cloning (food fish), turbot	turbot m.	475895
	turfaná/turfandá (t.) cf. trifana	475900
	turgá (t.) cf. tugrá	475910
	turguelo cf. trueno	475920
tourism	turismo/turizmo m.	475930
tourist	turist/turista/o n.	475940
tourist	turístiko adj.	475950
Turkish quarter	turkambre m.	475960
Turkish; jew from Turkey	turkano m.	475970
	turkino cf. turkano	475975
Turkish	turkesko/turkuesko m.	475980
Turkey	Turkía f.	475990
	turkino cf. turkano	476000
Turkish child	turkito m.	476010
Turkish; Turkish	turko m. & adj.	476030
type, gender	turlú m.	476060
trip, tour	turné (fr.) m.	476080
a pillow in a skirt to raise the buttocks; a derogatory nickname for the buttocks	turnú m.	476090
	turshí (t.) cf. trushí	476100
squinting	turtojo adj.	476110
turtle-dove	turtulo m.	476120
binoculars, telescope	turubí (t.) m.	476130
busy, bustling, lively	turudí m.	476140
to boil, to bubble	turudiar v.	476160
a swelling, puffiness, bulge, bunching of clothes or fabrics; a woman dressed in bad taste	turudjón m.	476170
	turujón cf. turudjón	476180
orange, orange-colored	turundjí (t.) adj.	476190
	turva cf. torva	476200
to confuse, to disrupt order; to astonish, to startle; to disturb	turvar v.	476210
your	tus adj. pos.	476220
a dash, a pinch	tutam (t.) m.	476230
solid, stable	tutamlí (t.) adj.	476250
grilled brain parts served as an appetizer	tutaniko m.	476260
bone marrow	tútano m.	476270
to satisfiy	tutear (t.) v.	476290
(to the children:) don't touch!	tuti! interj.	476300
paste	tutkal (t.) m.	476310
a hesitant person	tutkún (t.) m.	476320
bedpan	tuto m.	476330
guardian, educator	tutor/tutriz n.	476340
don't touch! no hands!	tutu! interj.	476350
shocked, confused	tutuleado (t.) adj.	476370
to confuse, to dumbfound, to take out of thoughts; to feel, to realize	tutulear (t.) v.	476380
to be confused, to be stunned, to lose his temper	tutulearse (t.) v. refl.	476390
loss of temper	tutuleo (t.) m.	476400
tobacco	tutún (t.) m.	476410
dry	tutún (t.) adj.	476450
tobacco worker; tobacco merchant; smoking shop owner	tutundjí (t.) m.	476460
quarrel, fight	tutuneada (t.) f.	476470
to brawl	tutunearse (t.) v.	476480
to reach an agreement/consent	tuturear (t.) v.	476500
unstable, his feet are not on the ground of reality	tuturuto adj.	476510
burning; something tangible	tutush (t.) m.	476520
to burn, to set on fire	tutushear (t.) v.	476540
to be burnt	tutushearse (t.) v. refl.	476550
brick	tuvla (t.) f.	476560
to make someone cripple, to paralyze, to damage; to become impotent	tuyeser v.	476570
sabotage	tuyida f.	476580
painful, suffering from pain; paralyzed, crippled, lame, deformed	tuyido adj.	476590
paralysis, disability	tuyidura f.	476600
causing paralysis	tuyimiento m.	476610
to hurt, to press, to cause pain; to press financially; to paralyze, to mutilate, to cut off, to stiffen (the limbs); to wound	tuyir v.	476620
to be injured, to become paralyzed	tuyirse v. refl.	476630
paralysis, paralysis of limbs	tuyisión f.	476640
hands up!	tuyisión! interj.	476650
yours (possessive pronoun after a noun)	tuyo/tuya/s pron.	476660
without a gate	tuysuz (t.) adj.	476680
trap	tuzak (t.) m.	476700
order, instruction	tuzker (t.) m.	476710
evaporation pond for salt production	tuzla (t.) f.	476720
	tuzluk (t.) cf. tozluk	476730
to exhaust, to finish, to eliminate	tyukyudear (t.) v.	476740
to be exhausted, to lose his strength	tyukyudearse (t.) v. refl.	476750
	tyul cf. tul	476760
	tzar cf. tsar	476770
	u cf. o	476780
(ironically:) and between them, and within them	ubihlal aberahá (ebr.)	476790
ubiquity	ubikuidad f.	476800
end	uch (t.) m	476810
loose robe with side slits	uchetek (t.) m.	476820
	uchkur (t.) cf. chikur	476830
	uchulurmé (t.) cf. yuchulurmé	476840
to fly	uchurear (t.) v.	476850
to fly away	uchurearse (t.) v. refl.	476860
abyss	uchurum (t.) m.	476865
oud (musical instrument)	ud (arab.) m.	476870
room	udá (t.) f.	476880
warehouse, storage room, pantry, hiding place	udeka (t.)	476900
muslin fabric ribbon for fastening a women's bonnet	udjí (t.) m.	476910
	udjilé (t.) cf. yudjilé	476920
fortunately	udjilé (t.) adv.	476930
At last!	udjula! (t.) interj.	476940
	udurear (t.) cf. uydurear	476950
Oops!	uf! interj.	476960
cash, small money; small child	ufaklik (t.) m.	476970
artist	ufisial m.	476990
to knit, to embroider	ufisiar v.	477000
knitting; embroidery; profession	ufisio m.	477010
victim	ufisión m.	477025
anger, rage	ufké (t.) m.	477030
to sadden, to distress, to anger	ufkelenear (t.) v.	477040
to become sad, to be sorry; to be angry	ufkelenearse (t.) v. refl.	477050
exaggeration; deception; anger	ufla f.	477060
used to exaggerations; fraudster	ufladjí m.	477070
	uflar cf. unflar	477080
	uflarse cf. unflarse	477090
terrible exaggeration	uflatina f.	477100
to sigh, to groan; to exhale, to puff	uflear (t.) v.	477110
to be unlucky, to get into trouble.	ugradeyar/ugrdeyarse (t.) v.	477120
misfortune	ugramá f.	477130
to strive, to endeavor, to bother, to work; to be busy	ugrashear (t.) v. refl.	477140
work, labor	ugrashmá (t.) f.	477150
a sign of luck and happiness	ugur (t.) m.	477160
good omen, fortunate	ugurlí (t.) adj.	477170
unlucky; gloomy, sad; scoundrel, fraud, villain	ugursuz (t.) adj.	477190
Oh!	uh interj.	477200
	uído cf. oído	477230
governor's palace	ukyumat (t.) m.	477240
hall (in the temple)	ulám (ebr.) m.	477245
a noisy crowd; addition	ulamá (t.) m.	477250
alder (tree)	úlamo m.	477280
Hey you! (rude face)	ulan! (t.) interj.	477290
	ulderear/uldurear (t.) cf. uydurear	477300
Moslem scholar/cleric	ulemá (t.) m.	477310
	uliva cf. oliva	477320
horse feeding fees (for a soldier)	ulifé (t.) m.	477330
stomach ulcer	ulser m.	477340
to cause a stomach ulcer	ulserar v.	477350
infected with a stomach ulcer	ulserozo m.	477360
recently	ultimamente adv.	477370
to finish	ultimar v.	477380
conclusion; final decision	ultimasión f.	477390
ultimatum	ultimatum/ultimatun m.	477400
the final stage of a business, the closing actions	ultimería f.	477410
last, extreme; final, absolute	último adj.	477430
the most, most, extreme	ultra adj.	477450
in addition to this	ultra adv.	477460
insult, humiliation	ultraje m.	477470
ultraviolet	ultraviolet m.	477480
sideburns	ulufia (t.) f.	477490
pipe, canal	uluk (t.) m.	477500
	ulvidar/se cf. olvidar/se	477510
	ulvido cf. olvido	477520
	ulvidozo cf. olvidozo	477530
a call expressing dissatisfaction	um! interj.	477540
nation, people	umá (ebr.) f.	477550
humanly	umanamente adv.	477580
humanity; humanity, kindness	umanidad f.	477590
humanist	umanista/umanisto m. & adj.	477600
humane, loving, humanitarian	umanitario adj.	477610
humanity	umanitarizmo m.	477620
to make it more human	umanizar v.	477630
humanity	umanizmo m.	477640
humane; generous, compassionate	umano adj.	477650
human, person	umano m.	477660
smoke screen	umarada f.	477670
	umbligero cf. omligero	477680
	umbligo/umblido cf. ombligo	477690
threshold	umbral m.	477700
to raise smoke	umear v.	477710
to be filled with smoke.	umearse v. refl.	477720
dampness, moisture, mildew	umedad/umidad/umidá f.	477730
to wet, to moisten	umektar v.	477740
	umflado cf. unflado	477750
to wet, to moisten	umidentar v.	477760
wet, damp	umidento adj.	477770
to wet, to moisten	umideser v.	477780
dampness, moisture, mildew	umiditá (fr./it.) f.	477790
damp, wet	úmido adj.	477800
humility, modesty	umildad f.	477810
humility	umildansa f.	477820
humble.	umilde adj.	477830
in submission	umildemente adv.	477840
hurt, offended	umiliado adj.	477850
offensive, insulting, humiliating	umiliante adj.	477860
to insult, to hurt, to tease, to humiliate, to oppress	umiliar v.	477870
to humble himself, to surrender, to be humiliated.	umiliarse v. refl.	477880
harassment, irritation, teasing, humiliation	umiliasión f.	477890
	umligo cf. ombligo	477900
smoke	umo m.	477910
mood; character; humor	umor f.	477940
humorous	umoresko adj.	477950
a humorous, homeric story	umoreska f.	477960
entertainer, humorist	umorist/a/o m.	477970
humorous, entertaining, funny, amusing	umorístiko adj.	477980
humor, humorism	umorizmo m.	477990
sad, in a bad mood	umorozo adj.	478000
nations	umot (ebr.) f. pl.	478010
smokey, hazy	umozo adj.	478020
faith; hope; intention	umut (t.) m.	478030
objective label; one	un/una adj.	478040
general agreement, one opinion, unanimity	unanimidad/unanimitá f.	478210
unanimously, with one mind	unánimo adj.	478220
to assume, to imagine	undear v.	478230
	undero cf. fundero	478240
the eleventh	undésimo adj.	478250
	undiar cf. undear	478260
embedded, sunk; embedded	undido adj.	478270
sinking, sinking of a ship	undimiento m.	478280
	undinas cf. fondinas	478290
to embed, to embroider	undir v.	478300
to be drowned, to drown oneself	undirse v. refl.	478310
melting, casting	undisión f.	478320
puffy, inflated	unflado adj.	478330
swelling	unfladura f.	478340
to inflate; to eat on a binge, to "devour" food	unflar v.	478350
to swell; to swell from eating and drinking; to reach satiety	unflarse v. refl.	478380
swelling, growth	unflasión f.	478390
Hungarian	ungarez/ungarezo n. & adj.	478400
	unguente cf. enguente	478410
unity, unanimity; unit of measure	unidad/unitá f.	478430
united	unido adj.	478440
united	unifikado adj.	478450
uniting	unifikador m. & adj.	478460
to unite	unifikar v.	478470
union, association	unifikasión f.	478480
uniforms, survival clothing	uniforma f.	478490
in a uniform manner	uniformamente adv.	478500
uniform, monotonous; constant, unchanging	uniforme adj.	478510
uniformity, monotony, homogeneity	uniformidad f.	478520
only	unikamente adv.	478530
unique	úniko adj.	478540
monotonous	unikolor adj.	478560
unicorn (legendary animal); ram	unikorno/unikornio m.	478570
union, professional association, association; unity, harmony, connection	unión f.	478580
member of a professional association	unionista m.	478590
to unite, to connect, to attach	unir v.	478600
to unite, to merge, to join, to make an alliance	unirse v. refl.	478610
unison (in music); metaphorically: general agreement, unanimity	unisón m.	478620
global, universal	universal adj.	478630
global, universal, general, inclusive	universalidad f.	478640
universally	universalmente adv.	478650
university, college	universidad/universitá f.	478660
academic, university	universitario adj.	478670
academic	universitario m.	478680
universe, world	universo m.	478690
one	uno/una num.	478700
to harass, to anger, to insult	unsanear (t.) v.	478770
to lose his patience, to get fed up, to give up.	unsanearse (t.) v. refl	478780
the habit of dipping bread in sauce/pen in a inkwell (unnecessarily, to save time)	untadero m.	478790
anointed; who received a bribe	untado adj.	478800
anointing, baptism	untadura f.	478830
anointing; bribe	untamiento m.	478850
to anoint, to spread; to dip, to moisten	untar v.	478860
to be anointed; to be smeared	untarse v. refl.	478900
anointing, lubrication	untasión f.	478910
	unterio cf. untadura	478920
inkwell	untero m.	478930
nail	unya f.	478940
nail scratch	unyada f.	479060
abscess under the nail; ingrown toenail	unyero m.	479070
Hurrah!! Hurray!	ura! interj.	479080
turn, queue	urá (gr.) f.	479090
huracan, storm	uragán (fr.)/urakán m.	479100
uranium	uranyo m.	479110
politeness, courtesy	urbanidad f.	479120
city building, urbanism	urbanismo m.	479130
city planner, city builder	urbanista/o m.	479140
to urbanize	urbanizar v.	479150
urbanization	urbanizasión f.	479160
urban	urbano adj.	479170
group, gang, troop; army	urdí (t.) m.	479180
urgency, emergency	urdjensa f.	479200
urgent	urdjente adj.	479210
a substance found in urine	urea	479220
hematuria, uremia	uremia f.	479230
urethral	uretra f.	479240
uric acid	urí m.	479250
urim ("urim ve-tumim")	urim (ebr.) m. pl.	479255
urine	urina f.	479260
frequent need to urinate	urinadero m.	479270
urinal; chamber pot	urinal m.	479280
to urinate	urinar/urinarse v./v. refl.	479290
urinary, of urine	urinario adj.	479300
	uriya cf. oriya	479310
to border	uriyar v.	479320
	urjensa cf. urdjensa	479330
	urjente cf. urdjente	479340
date cookies	urmadjikes (t.) f.	479350
	urmiga cf. ormiga	479360
	urmigear cf. ormigear	479370
ballot-box, box; urn for the ashes of the deceased	urna f.	479380
urologist	urologo m.	479390
urology	urolojía f.	479400
bear	ursa (fr.) m.	479410
cover	urtí (t.) m.	479420
nettle	urtiga f.	479430
to prolong until despair	urushear (t.) v.	479440
tired, worn out	usaneado (t.) adj.	479450
to be tired, to worn out	usanearse (t.) v. refl.	479455
lazy and useless	usení (t.) adj.	479460
a call of encouragement to an animal/dog; a call of displeasure: God forbid!	ush!/usht! interj.	479470
to caress, to spoil	ushadear v.	479480
crybaby, crying at mother's, a nickname for someone who cries over a matter of lesser value	ushi maná (gr.)	479490
acquaintance	usiyet (t.) m.	479492
safflower	uspur (t.) m.	479495
expert professional	ustá (t.) m.	479500
a wise woman	ustakyara (t.) f.	479520
honorific address - third person	usté/d pron. pers.	479530
container	ustensil m.	479540
razor	ustura (t.) f.	479550
method, manner; rhythm	usul/usur (t.) m.	479560
easily	usuladjik (t.)	479570
interest, exorbitant rate of interest	usura f.	479580
to lend at interest	usurar v.	479590
lending at exorbitant rate of interest	usurero m.	479600
	ut (t.) cf. ud	479610
shameless	utanmaz (t.) adj.	479620
of the uterus	uterino adj.	479630
womb	utero m.	479640
	uteyar cf. utilear	479650
iron	utí (t.) m.	479660
effective, helpful, useful	util/útile adj.	479680
to iron	utilear (t.) v.	479690
benefit, advantage	utilidad/utilitá f.	479700
	utilijavle cf. utilizavle	479710
utilitarian	utilitario adj.	479720
used	utilizado adj.	479730
to use	utilizar v.	479740
use	utilizasión f.	479750
usable	utilizavle adj.	479760
effectively, usefully	utilmente adv.	479770
utopia, imaginary plan; illusion, hallucination, false imagination	utopia f.	479780
utopian	utópiko adj.	479790
dreamer, utopian	utopista/utopisto n.	479800
insult	utraje m.	479810
exaggeration	utransia (fr.) f.	479820
grape, grapes	uva f.	479830
grape seller	uvero m.	479850
work, handwork; book	uvraje (fr.) m.	479860
udder	uvre m.	479870
to insult	uvrideyar (serb.-cro.) v.	479880
to be hurt, to be offended	uvrideyarse (serb.-cro.) v. refl.	479890
contains an egg	uvular adj.	479900
ovulation	uvulasión f.	479910
Oh!	uy! interj.	479920
fit, comfort	uydeada (t.) f.	479930
to agree, to fit; to appease, to mediate	uydear (t.)	479940
to fit oneself, to reach a common ground, to agree with each other	uydearse (t.) v. refl.	479960
invention	uydureada (t.) f.	479980
invented, imaginative	uydureado (t.) adj.	479990
to adapt; to invent; to fabricate; to lie; to embellish things and give them the appearance of truth; to reconcile (between two conflicting people)	uydurear (t.) v.	480000
to reach an understanding/agreement	uydurearse (t.) v. refl.	480010
adjustment, agreement, compromise, reconciliation	uydureo (t.) m.	480020
invention	uydurmá (t.) f.	480030
invention; falsehood, imaginary story; imagination, imaginations	uydurmasión (t.)	480040
identical, compatible	uygun (t.) adj.	480050
	uzadía cf. ozadía	480060
to protract, to prolong, to act lazy,, to exaggerate in description	uzadear (t.)	480070
delay; exaggeration	uzadeo (t.) m.	480080
a frivolous woman, who lost her virginity	uzadika f. & adj.	480090
slightly used, slightly damaged	uzadiko adj.	480100
used; accustomed, normal, conventional	uzado adj.	480110
kernel, grain	uzagri m.	480120
use	uzaje m.	480130
habituation, acquiring a habit	uzamiento m.	480140
habit, custom	uzansa f.	480150
customs	uzansas f. pl.	480160
to be used to, to be habitual; to use; to make use of; to be accustomed to	uzar v.	480170
to be customary; to get used to, to acquire the habit	uzarse v. refl.	480200
usable	uzavle adj.	480210
curb	uzda (serb.-cro.) f.	480215
retaining wall of a grave pit	uziyo m.	480220
to reach an understanding/agreement	uzlashearse (t.) v. refl.	480230
agreement	uzlashmá (t.) f.	480240
greek brandy	uzo (gr.) m.	480250
custom, practice, habit; usage	uzo m.	480260
ordinary, common, accepted, customary, widespread	uzual adj.	480420
commonly, as usual, as usual	uzualmente adv.	480430
something that could last a long time	uzun uzadiye ish (t.) m.	480440
a loan at exorbitant rate of interest	uzura f.	480450
biting (said of exorbitant rate of interest)	uzurario adj.	480460
giving a loan at exorbitant rate of interest	uzurero/uzuriero m.	480470
predatory, trespasser	uzurpador m.	480480
to seize unlawfully, to trespass, to oppress, to plunder	uzurpar v.	480490
unlawful seizure, extortion, robbery	uzurpasión f.	480500
certainly	vaday (ebr.) adv.	480510
a sure thing	vaday (ebr.) m.	480520
date	vadé (t.) f.	480550
	vaftiz cf. baftiz	480560
vagrancy	vagabondaje m.	480570
to wander	vagabondar/vagabondear v.	480580
wanderer; poor, miserable	vagabondo m.	480590
	vágado cf. vagido	480600
	vagamondo cf. vagabondo	480610
	vagar adv. cf. avagar	480620
to wander; to walk idly	vagar v.	480630
idleness	vagar m.	480635
slowly	vagarozamente adv.	480640
	vagarozo cf. avagarozo	480650
fainting, dizziness	vagido/vágido m.	480660
idleness, freedom from duty and occupation	vago m.	480670
car	vagón m.	480680
small trailer	vagoniko m.	480690
	vaguedad cf. vasiedad	480700
a type of sea fish	vaht m.	480710
	váido cf. vagido	480720
sheath; hem	vaina (port.) f.	480730
back and forth, constant oscillation; "go, come"	vaivien/vaiven/vaivan m.	480740
cow	vaka f.	480750
vacation, break	vakansa/vakansas f./f. pl.	480780
vacant	vakante adj.	480800
cattle herder	vakero m.	480810
waqf - charitable organization	vakif (t.) m.	480820
wagon	vakita f.	480830
bull, ox; a nickname for a person who lacks imagination/ lacks sharpness and keenness of eye	vakón m.	480840
shoe polish; wax	vaksa f.	480850
smallpox vaccination, vaccination	vaksina f.	480860
to vaccinate	vaksinar v.	480870
	vaksinasión cf. vaksina	480880
immunizator	vaksinator m.	480890
but	vala (t.) adv.	480900
Wallahi! In the name of god!	valaí (t.) interj.	480920
	valako cf. valaho	480930
diligent	val'an (serb.-cro.) adj.	480940
courage, bravery, heroism	valensia f.	480950
courage, bravery, heroism	valentería f.	480960
to be worth it; to be effective, to be beneficial.	valer v.	480980
valerian	valerián/valeriana m./f.	481030
to use the	valerse v. refl.	481040
governor	valí (t.) m.	481050
to fence	valiadear v.	481060
fence, hedge; wall	valiado m.	481070
fence-maker	valiador m.	481075
to validate	validar v.	481080
validation	validasión f.	481090
the Sultan's mother	validé (t.) f.	481100
validity	validez f.	481110
	validja cf. valija	481120
valid, strong and lasting; valuable, important, honorable, excellent	válido adj.	481130
	validozo cf. válido	481140
courage	valiensa f.	481150
sturdy, strong; hero, valiant, brave	valiente adj.	481160
suitcase	valija f.	481170
seller and manufacturer of luggage and travel gear	valijero m.	481180
	valiozo cf. válido	481190
	valir cf. valer	481200
valid	valivle adj.	481210
	valiza (fr.) cf. valija	481220
value, worth; validity of a certificate; in banking: value day; valor	valor m.	481230
to value; to improve; to exploit for one's own benefit	valorizar v.	481300
bravely, courageously	valorozamente adv.	481310
valuable, precious; brave, heroic	valorozo adj.	481320
waltz	vals/valsa m./f.	481330
waltz dancer	valsador/dera n.	481340
to waltz; to sway	valsar v.	481350
value; foreign currency; value day	valuta f.	481360
	valutado cf. valutozo	481370
to estimate	valutar v.	481380
valuable, expensive	valutozo/valudozo adj.	481390
	valye cf. vaye	481400
vampire, bloodsucker	vampiro/reza n.	481410
boasting	vanagloria f.	481420
	vanamente cf. envano	481425
side, place	vanda f.	481430
barbarity, vandalism	vandalizmo m.	481490
vandal	vandalo m. & adj.	481500
epidemic	vandansio m.	481510
crying, sobbing	vandos m. pl.	481520
vanity; arrogance, boasting in vain things	vanedad/vanidad f.	481540
pioneer corps	vanguardia f.	481560
exhausted	vanido adj.	481570
	vanigloria cf. vanagloria	481575
easily, lightly	vaniko- en vaniko	481580
vanilla	vanilia f.	481610
	vanitá (it.) cf. vanedad	481620
arrogant, proud, haughty, boastful	vanitozo adj.	481630
empty, vain, an empty and vain person, arrogant, boastful, arrogant; careless	vano adj.	481640
benefit; advantage, priority	vantaje/vantaja m./f.	481670
apron	vantal m.	481680
to advertise someone's merits with exaggeration, to praise	vantar (fr.) v.	481690
braggart	vantardjí (fr.) m.	481700
to boast, to boast of his merits out of exaggeration.	vantarse (fr.) v. refl.	481710
fan	vantilador/vantilator m.	481720
ventilation	vantilasión f.	481730
	vanya cf. vaina	481740
ship, boat, steamer	vapor (1) f.	481750
steam, vapor	vapor (2) f.	481760
gasping; shortness of breath; steam smoke	vaporada f.	481780
to vaporize	vaporar v.	481790
small ship, coastal ship, river ship	vaporiko m.	481800
sprayer	vaporizador m.	481810
to vaporize; to spray, to sprinkle	vaporizar v.	481820
to evaporate	vaporizarse v. refl.	481830
evaporation, vaporization; spraying	vaporizasión f.	481840
steaming	vaporozo adj.	481850
	vaptizar cf. baftizar	481860
	vaptizmo cf. baftizmo	481870
rod, stick, staff, scepter, wand; erasure, erasure line	vara f.	481880
a blow with a stick, a blow	varada f.	481910
dry dock; fender (a wooden brake to prevent a ship from hitting the dock during unloading)	varadero m.	481920
strandedness	varadura f.	481930
gold/metal leaf (for decoration)	varak (t.) m.	481940
gilded	varaklí (t.) adj.	481950
railing; partition, barrier	varanda f.	481970
entrance hall, corridor; railing	varandado m.	481980
to delete, to wipe	varar v.	482000
warning call (Caution!)	varda (it.) f.	482010
	vardá cf. verdad	482030
in Thessaloniki: name of a river, a strong and cold north wind	vardar m.	482040
income, profit	vardat (t.) m.	482050
	vardi cf. vedre	482060
	vardizito cf. vedrolí	482070
	varduliento cf. vedrolí	482080
	vardura cf. vedrura	482090
to hit, to hit with a rod	varear v.	482100
to achieve, to reach	varear (t.) v.	482110
thump	vareo m.	482120
changeability, variability; instability, wavering	variabilidad f.	482130
to change, to diversify	variar v.	482140
change, mutability, transformation; (music:) variation, oscillation, deviation	variasión f.	482150
variable, changing, irregular, fickle	variavle adj.	482160
variety	variedad/varietá f.	482170
	varieté (fr.) cf. variedad	482180
stick, wand; candy: sweet stick	varika f.	482200
varicose veins (enlarged veins)	varikozidad f.	482210
barrel	varil m.	482220
different, diverse, multifaceted	vario adj.	482230
prominent vein, varicose veins (pathological dilation of veins)	varis f.	482250
rich, wealthy	varlí (t.) adj.	482255
property tax imposed on non-Muslims in turkey during world war ii	varlik vergisi (t.)	482260
stream	varo m.	482270
man, human being, person, gentleman	varón m.	482280
district, neighborhood	varosh (t.) m.	482305
	varsak (t.) cf. barsak	482310
	varter cf. verter	482320
ready state, alert	varush	482330
	vashilakyi (gr.) cf. bashilki	482340
emptiness; idle talk	vasiedad f.	482350
mug, beaker	vasija f.	482360
hesitating, doubting; wavering, fidgeting	vasilante adj.	482370
to waver; to hesitate, to doubt	vasilar v.	482380
wavering, fidgeting; hesitation, doubt	vasilasión f.	482390
	vaste (fr.) cf. vasto	482400
width, breadth, size	vastedad f.	482410
wide, extensive, expansive	vasto adj.	482420
watt	vat m.	482430
lint	vata f.	482440
veteran	vatik (ebr.) m.	482450
mechanic	vatman m.	482460
indulgent generous	vatrán (ebr.) m.	482470
grandma; old woman	vavá (gr.) f.	482480
a nickname for a grandmother or elderly woman	vavachi (gr.) f.	482530
an old woman bent and shrunken	vaveka (gr.) f.	482550
Wow!, Oh!	vay interj.	482560
	vayado cf. valiado	482570
to limit oneself	vayarse v. refl.	482580
chatter, empty talk, empty words; a long and ongoing discussion	vaydaber (ebr.) m.	482590
chatter	vaydaberlik (ebr.) m.	482600
valley	vaye m.	482610
edge, fringe	vayna (port.) f.	482620
giant, chief of a tribe	vayvodá (gr.) m.	482640
vase	vaza f.	482650
cup contents	vazada f.	482660
vaseline	vazelin/vazelina m./f.	482670
	vazgechear/se (t.) cf. vazyechear/se	482680
speech thrown into the air to "fish" for information	vazía f.	482690
effort and act of emptying; stupidity	vaziada f.	482700
tendency to empty everything that is full; diarrhea	vaziadero m.	482710
	vaziadizo cf. vaziadura	482720
empty, emptied; exhausted, skin and bones	vaziado adj.	482730
cleaner, emptying barrels/septic tanks; chatterbox	vaziador m.	482740
emptying; salary of septic tank/ barrels drainer	vaziadura f.	482750
to pour; to empty	vaziar v.	482760
to be emptied; to brag, to boast, to speak boastfully; to go to the bathroom, to suffer from diarrhea; to become thin	vaziarse (pop.) v. refl.	482810
a chatterbox, a person who chatters nonsense, a rude person	vaziata m.	482820
diarrhea; a crazy nonsense plan	vaziatina f.	482830
Forget it! Give up this idea!	vaziech! (t.) interj.	482840
	vaziedad cf. vasiedad	482850
a small glass; a glass of drink	vaziko m.	482860
empty, vacant (space); an empty and hollow person; worthless, devoid of substance	vazío adj.	482870
space, empty space	vazío m.	482930
emptiness	vazior m.	482940
nonsense, emptiness, vanity, empty talk, empty things, absurdity	vaziumbre f.	482950
	vaziura cf. vasiedad	482960
cup; vase	vazo m.	482970
to give up; to give up on a plan/idea	vazyechear (t.) v.	483010
to distract from (sadness, grief, etc.); to regret	vazyechearse (t.) v. refl.	483020
second Adar	veadar (ebr.) m.	483030
instead of	veche- en veche (it.) prep.	483050
forbidden	vedado adj.	483060
to cease; to evade, to avoid; to forbid, to prevent	vedar v.	483070
to avoid, kept from	vedarse v. refl.	483080
	veder cf. ver	483085
disheveled hair	vedija f.	483090
	vediza cf. velija	483100
	vedrá cf. verdad	483110
greenish, tending to green	vedracho (port.) adj.	483120
	vedradería cf. verdadería	483130
	vedradero cf. verdadero	483140
green; unripe, immature; novice; stupid, lacking in opinion and education; whose face has turned green	vedre adj.	483150
'green' - a nickname for a Muslim	vedre n. & adj.	483200
to turn green	vedreser v.	483210
to become foolish, to lose his head	vedreserse v. refl.	483220
novice, inexperienced, immature	vedresiko adj.	483230
immaturity; inexperience	vedrez f.	483240
innocent, gullible, na?ve	vedreziko adj.	483250
greenish, tending to green	vedrolí adj.	483260
immaturity	vedror m.	483270
a scion; a rod; a whip, a strap, a sinew of an ox for use as a whip; a ring; a bruise; a slaughterer of animals; a murderer, an executioner	vedrugo m.	483280
a plant with small, fleshy leaves used in salads	vedrulada f.	483290
greenish	vedrulento adj.	483300
vegetation, green, grass; vegetables, green leaves used in salad; moss, greenness	vedrura f.	483310
supervisor, overseer; seer/fortune teller	veedor m.	483320
sharp eyed; spectator	veente n.	483330
	veer cf. ver	483340
	vefa (t.) cf. befa	483350
lowland, fertile valley	vega f.	483360
repeated and tedious repetition	vehaftor (ebr.)	483370
it is said of someone who respects himself first, taking the honorable share for himself.	vehaper baado (ebr.)	483380
and so on	vehayosé/vehayotsé (ebr.) adv.	483390
also	vehen (ebr.) adv.	483395
exhaustion, old age	vejedumbre f.	483400
old age	vejés/vejez f.	483410
vegetal	vejetal adj.	483440
plant	vejetal m.	483450
vegetarianism	vejetalismo m.	483460
vegetarian	vejetalista m.	483470
to live a monotonous idle life, to degenerate; to grow, to develop	vejetar v.	483480
vegetarian; plant-based	vejetariano m. & adj.	483490
vegetation	vejetasión f.	483500
bandage; nickname for a heavy person	vejigante m.	483510
government office, ministry; authorization to act on behalf of, power of attorney to represent someone	vekialet/vekalet m.	483520
authorization document, power of attorney document	vekialetname m.	483530
acting; proxy, representative, agent	vekil/vekyil (t.) m.	483540
vector	vektor m.	483550
vectorial	vektorial adj.	483560
sail; curtain, screen, partition; weathervane, flag; fickle person; guard (dead/in childbirth), watch night; candle	vela f.	483570
watch night	velada f.	483630
overwhelmed, overturned, covered	velado adj.	483640
night watchman; caregiver (of a sick person), nurse	velador/dera m.	483650
night watch (over a patient, etc.); salary of a watchman/caretaker of a patient	veladura f.	483660
likes to receive gifts without giving anything in return	velakah 'hakoen (ebr.)	483670
	velandón cf. velador	483680
to stay awake, to keep watch all night, to stand guard, to watch over someone; to cover, to cover with a scarf	velar v.	483690
card	veleto m.	483700
flake, shard	velija f.	483710
poison; very thin parchment; luxurious parchment-like paper	velino m.	483740
veil	velo m.	483760
bicycle race track	velodromo m.	483800
speed	velosidad/velositá f.	483810
bicycle	velosiped m.	483820
cyclist	velosipedista/o m.	483830
velvety	veludo/veludiko adj.	483840
velvet	veludo m.	483850
desire	veluntad f.	483870
	veluntar cf. enveluntar	483920
willingly, voluntarily	veluntariamente adv.	483925
spontaneous	veluntario adj.	483930
volunteer	veluntario m.	483940
longing, desiring	veluntozo adj.	483950
velvet	velur (fr.) m.	483970
velvety, soft	velutado adj.	483980
to turn worlds upside down, to create chaos, to express anger prominently	velvele- dar el lugar al velvele	483990
vein, artery (of marble, wood); layer; mood, passing madness	vena f.	484000
deer	venado m.	484090
bandage	venda f.	484100
to dress (wound)	vendar v.	484110
tendency to sell everything; repeated offer	vendedero m.	484120
seller, merchant, salesman	vendedor/dera n.	484130
vintage, the vintage season	vendemia f.	484170
vintager	vendemiador m.	484180
to gather (grapes)	vendemiar v.	484190
to sale	vender v.	484200
to be sold; to betray, to sale himself	venderse v. refl.	484420
revenge, vendetta	vendeta (it.) f.	484440
sale; ''cash register'' - total daily sales	véndida/vendidad f.	484450
sold, devoted, submissive, obedient	vendido adj.	484460
a traitor for money, selling himself to the enemy	vendido m.	484480
	vendimia cf. vendemia	484490
	vendisión cf. vendida	484500
	véndita cf. véndida	484510
sellable	vendivle adj.	484520
poison, venom	veneno m.	484530
venomous, toxic, poisonous	venenozo adj.	484550
respected, honored, revered	venerado adj.	484560
to admire, to honor, to cherish; to worship the lord.	venerar v.	484570
admiration, respect, honor	venerasión f.	484580
honorable, dignified, noble	veneravle adj.	484590
lustful	venereo adj.	484600
lustful	venériko adj.	484610
Venice	Venezia f.	484615
venetian	veneziano adj.	484617
avenger	vengador/dera n.	484620
revenge, act of retaliation	vengansa f.	484630
to revenge	vengar v.	484660
to take revenge	vengarse v. refl.	484670
the possibility of forgiveness, being forgivable	venialidad f.	484700
arrival, entrance, appearance	venida f.	484710
future; fate	venidera f.	484720
the nearest, the next	venidero adj.	484730
unwanted repeated arrival; a continuous and unhealthy cycle	venidero m.	484750
	venido cf. venida	484760
	venidura cf. venida	484770
sting	venika f.	484780
to come, to arrive; to suit; to have her period	venir v.	484800
to arrive; to blend protein until it becomes thick	venirse v. refl.	485130
venous, arterial	venozo adj.	485150
conqueror	vensedor m. & adj.	485160
to conquer, to overcome, to prevail; to restrain, to restrain oneself	venser v.	485170
victory	vensida f.	485180
defeated	vensido adj.	485190
	vensimiento cf. vensida	485220
	venta cf. véndida	485230
superiority, advantage; addition	ventaja/ventaje f./m.	485240
	vental cf. devantal	485250
window, skylight	ventana f.	485260
who spends all her time looking out the window	ventanera adj.	485300
skylight, porthole, small window	ventanika f.	485310
twenty	vente num.	485320
the twentieth in number	ventén/o adj.	485340
a group of twenty	ventena f.	485350
part twentieth	ventezimo m.	485360
fan	ventilador m.	485370
to ventilate	ventilar v.	485380
ventilation, aeration	ventilasión f.	485390
	ventojos cf. entojos	485400
cupping	ventoza f.	485410
birth	ventrada f.	485440
luck, happiness; finding a husband	ventura f.	485450
lucky, happy	venturado adj.	485530
future, next	venturo adj.	485540
fortunately	venturozamente adv.	485550
happy, fortunate	venturozo adj.	485560
to see, to look; to examine, to judge, to evaluate	ver v.	485570
border, side	vera f.	485870
really	veramente adv.	485890
	veranar cf. enveranar	485900
	veranda (1) cf. varanda	485910
glass roof	veranda (2) f.	485920
	verandado cf. varandado	485930
	verano cf. enverano	485940
veracity	verasidad f.	485950
literal, verbal	verbal adj.	485960
verb (grammar)	verbo m.	485970
chatterer	verbozo adj.	485980
truth	verdad f.	485990
to verify, to check veracity	verdadear v.	486120
truth; the truth without any embellishment	verdadería f.	486130
real, true, faithful, original, actual	verdadero adj.	486150
	verdadamente cf. veramente	486160
	verdadmente cf. veramente	486170
	verde cf. vedre	486180
	verdeser cf. envedreser	486190
orchard, garden; a beautiful garden that expands the heart; a person who brings joy and good mood; a gloomy person	verdjel m.	486200
	verdolí cf. vedrolí	486210
	verdugo cf. vedrugo	486220
	verdulí cf. vedrolí	486230
portulaca (plant)	verdulaga f.	486240
greenish, tending to green	verduliente adj.	486250
	verdura cf. vedrura	486260
verdict, sentence	veredikto m.	486270
obliquely, diagonally	veréf (t.) adj.	486280
tuberculosis	verem (t.) m.	486300
on credit	veresiyé (t.) adv.	486310
staff, scepter, stick, pole, walking stick, fruit-picking stick	verga f.	486320
a blow	vergada f.	486360
tax, property tax; gift	vergí (t.) m.	486370
stick, flexible stick	vergita f.	486380
shame, disgrace; shyness, modesty; the intimate parts of the body	verguensa f.	486390
covering the intimate parts of the deceased	verguensal m.	486490
embarrassing, causing shame	verguensante adj.	486500
	verguensarse cf. averguensarse	486510
shy, embarrassed, ashamed; shameful	verguensozo adj.	486520
shamefully	verguensozamente	486535
audit, inspection, revision	verífika f.	486540
examiner, tester, critic	verifikador m.	486550
to check, to examine, to inspect; to verify	verifikar v.	486560
examination, testing; verification	verifikasión f.	486570
verifying, confirming	verifikativo adj.	486580
	verjel cf. verdjel	486590
	verjina cf. virdjin	486600
reddish	vermejo adj.	486610
vermouth	vermut m.	486620
varnish, external gloss	vernik m.	486630
glossy (furniture, etc.)	vernikador m.	486640
true, original, faithful	vero adj.	486650
sincerely	vero adv.	486660
knowledgeable, with broad and deep knowledge in his profession	versado adj.	486680
depositor	versador m.	486690
deposit (of money)	versamiento (fr.) m.	486700
to deposit (money); to pour	versar (fr.) v.	486710
to rhyme	versar (2) v.	486711
to dedicate himself	versarse v. refl.	486720
may change, changes easily; fickle	versatil adj.	486730
to see himself, to be seen, to be reflected; to see each other	verse v. refl.	486740
	verseto cf. versíkolo m.	486780
rhymester	versifikador m.	486790
to versify	versifikar v.	486800
versification	versifikasión f.	486810
verse	versíkolo m.	486820
May god grant you!	versín (t.)- Alla versín!	486830
version	versión f.	486840
to, towards, versus, against, approximately	verso (it.) prep.	486850
rhyme (poetry); back of page	verso m.	486880
estuary	vertedero m.	486890
pouring	vertedor m.	486900
to pour, to empty	verter v.	486920
to be spilt	verterse v. refl.	486975
dizziness, vertigo	vertigo m.	486980
causes dizziness; suffers from dizziness	vertijinozo adj.	486990
	vertijio cf. vertigo	487000
perpendicular, vertical	vertikal adj.	487010
perpendicularly	vertikalmente adv.	487020
outpouring; infusion	vertimiento m.	487030
virtue; purity, honesty, morality, integrity	vertud f.	487040
good qualities, high moral standards, integrity	vertuozidad f.	487070
a man of good character, a man of valor, a man of integrity	vertuozo adj.	487080
	veruga cf. baruga	487090
	vervuensa cf. verguensa	487100
	ves cf. vez	487110
	veshiga cf. beshiga	487120
excuse, reason, remedy	vesilé (t.) f.	487130
	vesino cf. vizino	487140
corridor, hallway	vestibyul m.	487150
inappropriate repulsive clothing	vestidijo m.	487160
dressed	vestido adj.	487165
garment, clothing, attire, suit; dress; torah scroll coat	vestido m.	487170
wardrobe	vestier (fr.) m.	487200
clothing, apparel	vestimienta/vestimiento f./m.	487210
to wear; used to wear	vestir v.	487230
to get dressed, to wear	vestirse v. refl.	487270
sewing thread; vein in a mine	veta f.	487340
war veteran, veteran	veterano m.	487380
veterinarian; veterinary	veterinario m. & adj.	487390
veto	veto m.	487400
	veyente cf. veente	487430
	veyudo cf. veludo	487440
time	vez f.	487450
who connects with his neighbors	vezindadero adj.	487620
neighborhood, environment; neighborly relations; neighbors	vezindado m.	487640
good neighborly relationship	vezindarse v. refl.	487650
to visit each other, to spend time together - among neighbors; to be a neighbor	vezindear/vezindadearse v./v. refl.	487660
neighbor	vezino m.	487670
vizier, minister	vezir (t.) m.	487680
cashier's window; scales; balance	vezné (t.) m.	487690
road, track; direction	vía f.	487720
through, by means of	vía prep.	487770
passenger	viajador/dera n.	487780
	viajante cf. viajador	487790
to travel, to sail	viajar v.	487800
travel, journey, trip	viaje m.	487810
	viajero cf. viajador	487830
	viajor cf. viajador	487840
liquid fat; thick soup; provisions, food items	vianda f.	487850
passenger	viandante n.	487880
fatty, rich in fat; carries handsome profits	viandozo adj.	487890
capable of survival and prosperity	viavle adj.	487900
trembling, vibrating; exciting	vibrante adj.	487910
to vibrate, to tremble, to sway; to share emotions	vibrar v.	487920
vibration, oscillation, tremor	vibrasión f.	487930
vibrating	vibratorio adj.	487933
vice-	viche- prefix	487935
on the contrary, in the opposite direction	viche versa (it.) adv.	487940
vine	vid f.	487950
screw	vida (t.) f.	487960
life, existence	vida f.	488000
to screw	vidaladear (t.) v.	488240
obstacle; prohibition; refusal	vidamiento m.	488250
to screw; to screw together	vidar (t.) v.	488260
	vidar/vidarse cf. vedar/vedarse	488270
a sloppy ragged person	vidashi m.	488280
	videla cf. vitela	488290
thin and supple processed calfskin	videlo (port./ it.) m.	488300
a lock of hair	vidija f.	488310
the human body; physical condition	vidjud/vidjut (t.) m.	488320
honorable, dignified, noble	vidjuh (t.)	488330
glass industry; glassware collection; tableware, cups and plates	vidrería f.	488340
a pile of glassware	vidrerío f.	488350
glazier; glassware seller; glass manufacturer	vidrero m.	488360
glass fragments	vidriko m.	488370
glass	vidro m.	488380
	vidrugo cf. vedrugo	488410
confession (religious)	viduy (ebr.) m.	488420
not fresh, worn out	viejeado adj.	488440
senility, old age	viejedumbre f.	488450
old things, old objects	viejeriya/viejería f.	488460
	viejes cf. vejes	488470
outdated; old,, shriveled	viejiziko adj.	488480
old, out of date; ancient; worn, used	viejo m. & adj.	488490
oldness, the state of something being used, antiques	viejura f.	488570
viennese	vienés m. & adj.	488580
grace, charm, beauty charm	vienikua (it.) f.	488590
to blow (wind), to make a wind.	vientar v.	488600
wind	viento m.	488610
that winds blow in it	vientozo adj.	488620
the contents of the stomach; the group of young that an animal gives birth to in one litter	vientrada/ventrada f.	488630
stomach, belly	vientre f.	488640
	vierbo cf. biervo	488660
	vierj (fr.) cf. virdjin	488670
worm, maggot	vierme m.	488680
Friday	viernes m.	488690
	viga (1) cf. vega	488720
beam	viga (2) f.	488730
power, force	vigor m.	488750
anvil	vigorna f.	488780
with force	vigorozamente adv.	488790
vigorousness	vigorozidad f.	488800
strong, sturdy, healthy, powerful, fierce, vigorous, brave	vigorozo adj.	488810
viguela (ancient guitar)	viguela f.	488820
vigilance, careful supervision, caution	vijilensa/vijilansia/vijilensia f.	488830
watcher, guardian, supervisor; watching carefully, vigilant	vijilente n.& adj.	488840
visit	vijita f.	488850
guests, visitors	vijitadera f.	488920
wise, given intelligence at birth	vijitado adj.	488930
guest, visitor, tourist	vijitador/dera n.	488950
	vijitamiento cf. vijitasión	488960
to visit	vijitar v.	488970
	vijitasión cf. vijita	489010
sour cherry; dark red color	vijna f.	489020
cold drink made from cherry jam	vijnada f.	489030
cherry tree	vijno m.	489040
	vijola cf. fijola	489050
victim	víktima f.	489060
victory	viktoria f.	489070
victoriously	viktoriozamente adv.	489080
victorious, crowned with victory	viktoriozo adj.	489090
debate	vikuah (ebr.) m.	489100
vile, villainous, scoundrel	vil adj.	489110
villa	vila f.	489120
province, district (under the ottoman regime)	vilaet (t.) m.	489130
summer vacation, vacation, recovery	vilejiatura (fr.) f.	489140
vacationer	vilejiaturista (fr.) m.	489150
vileness, disgraceful behavior	vileza f.	489160
city, town	vilia f.	489170
rude, impolite; corrupt, criminal, evil	viliano adj.	489180
seasoned with vinegar	vinagrado adj.	489190
vinegar	vinagre m.	489200
has a sour aftertaste	vinagrento adj.	489240
vinegar saucer	vinagrera f.	489250
vinegar seller	vinagrero m.	489260
vinegar and onion sauce	vinagreta f.	489270
has a vinegary taste, smells like vinegar	vinagrozo adj.	489280
crane, winch	vinch (t.) m.	489290
to avenge; to protect, to defend	vindikar v.	489300
revenge; defense, self-defense	vindikasión f.	489310
	vindimia cf. vendemia	489320
	vinida cf. venida	489330
	vinidero cf. venidero	489340
	vinidura cf. venida	489350
coming soon	vinién adj. & m.	489360
the nearest, the nearest in time	viniente adj.	489390
low-alcohol wine	viniko m.	489410
	vinir cf. venir	489420
wine	vino m.	489430
having the taste/smell of wine, vinous	vinozo adj.	489510
vine, vineyard	vinya f.	489520
winemaker	vinyadero m.	489560
winegrower	vinyador m.	489565
liquor store	vinyatería f.	489570
wine seller	vinyatero m.	489580
vineyard owner, vine grower; winemaker, wine producer	vinyero m.	489590
night of vigil - guarding the newborn on the eve of the circumcision	viola f.	489600
raped; violated, transgressed	violado (1) adj.	489610
purple	violado (2) adj.	489620
criminal; rapist	violador m.	489630
violent, aggressive	violante adj.	489640
to violate (a law), to transgress; to rape	violar v.	489650
violation, desecration; rape	violasión f.	489660
rapist	violator m.	489680
	violenista cf. violonisto	489690
violence; anger	violensia/violensa f.	489700
violently, aggressively	violentamente/violentemente adv.	489720
violent, wild, aggressive, hot-tempered, impetuous	violente adj.	489730
violent, firm; fierce, harsh; hot-tempered	violento adj.	489740
purple	violet/violeto adj.	489750
fragrant violet	violeta f.	489760
violet seller	violetera f.	489770
	violí cf. violín	489780
violin	violín/violino/violina m./f.	489790
violating	violo m.	489800
	violón (fr.) cf. violín	489810
	violonchelo cf. violonselo	489820
violinist	violonisto/violonista n.	489830
cellist	violonselisto/violonselista m.	489840
cello	violonselo m.	489850
supreme effort	vira (t.) f.	489860
without a break	vira adv.	489880
turn, turning	viraje m.	489890
destroyed	viran (t.) adj.	489900
a spacious space relative to its contents	víran (t.) m.	489910
ruin, ruins, devastation	virané (t.) f.	489940
virgin; virginal	vírdjin f. & adj.	489950
virginal	virdjinal adj.	489960
	vírdjine/vírdjina cf. virdjin	489970
virginity	virdjinidad/virdjinitá f.	489980
comma	virgola/vigola f.	489990
chickenpox, smallpox (disease), syphilis	virguela/viruela f.	490000
smallpox patient	virguelado adj.	490020
comma	virgul (fr.) m.	490030
masculinity, virility	virilidad f.	490035
	vírjen/vírjine cf. virdjín	490040
the study of viruses, virology	virolojía f.	490050
virologist, researcher of viruses	virolojista m.	490060
	virtud cf. vertud	490070
	virtuozidad cf. vertuozidad	490080
	virtuozo/virtudozo cf. vertuozo	490090
virus, virus	virus m.	490100
vice-	vise prefix	490110
	vishigas cf. bishigas	490120
	vishna cf. vijna	490130
a type of cherry; a cherry liquor	vishnap m.	490140
cherry colored	vishní adj.	490150
to spoil	visiar v.	490160
document, certificate; passport	visika (t.) f.	490170
pleasure, enjoyment, satisfaction	visio (1) m.	490180
shortcoming, defect, distortion; moral defect, bad quality	visio (2) m.	490200
delightful, cheerful	visiozo (1) adj.	490220
corrupted, spoiled, damaged, distorted, perverted	visiozo (2) adj.	490230
viscount, sub-count	viskonte m.	490240
viscosity	viskozidad f.	490250
viscous, sticky	viskozo adj.	490260
until	vista prep.	490270
sight, visibility, sense of sight; appearance, view; outlook, perspective; opinion, view; glass case; the visible part	vista f.	490290
	vistido cf. vestido	490520
	vistimienta cf. vestimienta	490530
	vistir cf. vestir	490540
	vistirse cf. vestirse	490550
who was seen, considered as	visto adj.	490560
because, since	visto adv.	490565
eye-catching	vistozidad f.	490600
handsome, beautiful to look at, spectacular to the eye; blind	vistozo adj.	490610
belt	vita f.	490615
vital	vital adj.	490620
liveliness, vitality, vigor, cheerfulness	vitalidad/vitalitá f.	490630
to breathe life into	vitalizar v.	490640
vitamin	vitamina f.	490650
who added vitamins to it	vitaminado adj.	490660
calf	vitela f.	490670
viticulture, viticulture theory	vitikultura f.	490680
thin transparent curtain, glazed door	vitraje m.	490690
showcase, glass box, display window,	vitrina f.	490700
sulfuric acid	vitriolo m.	490710
to curse, to slander, to defame	vituperar v.	490720
curse, slander, condemnation	vituperasión f.	490730
defamation, insulting words; disgrace	vituperio m.	490740
velvet	viudo/viyudo (1) m.	490750
widower	viudo (2) m.	490760
lively, alert, cheerful	vivaracho adj.	490770
	vivasidad cf. biveza	490780
reveler, pleasure-seeker, hedonist, glutton	vivor (fr.) m.	490790
visa; approval, confirmation, signature of fulfillment	viza f.	490800
to direct, to aim for the target; to give a visa; to approve, to sign	vizar v.	490810
face to face	vizaví (fr.) adv.	490820
wardrobe with mirror, wardrobe	vizaví (fr.) m.	490830
forehead	vizera f.	490835
visibility	vizibilidad f.	490840
	vizindado cf. vezindado	490850
	vizindear cf. vezindear	490860
	vizino cf. vezino	490870
vision; apparition; hallucination, mirage, nightmare, false vision, revelation; point of view	vizión f.	490880
foreteller, prophet; visionary	vizionario n.	490890
	vizir cf. vezir	490900
	vizita cf. vijita	490910
clear, bright, visible, conspicuous	vizivle adj.	490920
clearly and visibly	vizivlemente adv.	490925
mink	vizón m.	490930
visual, visual	vizual adj.	490940
Slavic bishop	vladika f.	490950
Vlach, Romanian, Greek orthodox of Romanian descent	vlah/vlaho m. & adj.	490960
Wallachia, Romania	Vlahía f.	490970
Romanian	vlahesko m.	490980
fool	vlaka (gr.) f.	490990
vodka	vodka f.	491000
vaudeville (light play)	vodvil (fr.) m.	491010
word, term	vokablo m.	491020
vocabulary	vokabulario m.	491030
vocal	vokal adj.	491040
movement	vokal f.	491050
vocal expression, singer vocalization; vocalization, punctuation theory	vokalizasión f.	491060
occupation; profession	vokasión f.	491070
dedicated; professional, of a craft, of a profession	vokasional adj.	491080
	vokato cf. avokato	491090
flying, mobile, not fixed	volán/volante adj.	491100
the hem of the garment, a trail.	volanes m. pl.	491110
peddler	volante m.	491120
	volar cf. bolar	491130
volatile	volatil adj.	491140
bird flight	volatilia f.	491150
to volatilize	volatilizar v.	491160
to evaporate	volatilizarse v. refl.	491170
fishing rod	volda (gr.) f.	491180
casting a fishing rod; time spent by a fishing rod in the water	voldada f.	491200
wolfram (chemical element)	volframo m.	491210
volcano	volkán m.	491220
volcanic	volkaniko adj.	491230
fly, flight	volo m.	491240
	volta (it.) cf. buelta	491260
voltage	voltaje m.	491270
to bounce, to fly, to flutter; to appear often	voltear v.	491280
volume; volume (of a book)	volum/vulume/volumen m.	491290
voluminous, thick	voluminozo adj.	491300
	voluntad cf. veluntad	491310
of free will, by choice, voluntarily	voluntariamente adv.	491320
volunteer; voluntary, spontaneous, of free will	voluntario/volontario m. & adj.	491330
full of desire	voluntavle adj.	491335
lust, sensuality	voluptuozidad f.	491340
lustful, sensual	voluptuozo adj.	491350
to return	volver v.	491360
	vomitar cf. gumitar	491370
causes vomiting	vomitivo adj.	491380
emetic	vomitivo m.	491390
	vómito cf. gumito	491400
emetic	vomitorio m.	491410
gluttony	vorasidad f.	491420
glutton	voraz adj.	491430
'you' in a very polite address	vos pron.	491440
'you; to you/for you' in a very polite address	vos pron.	491450
to declare loudly, to shout	vosear v.	491460
to shout, to scream; to boast loudly	vosiferar v.	491470
shout, scream	vosiferasión f.	491480
voter	votador/dera n.	491490
voting right holder	votante m.	491500
to vote	votar v.	491510
voting	votasión f.	491530
vodka	votka f.	491540
voting, a vote	voto m.	491550
voting, elections	votos m. pl.	491580
	vozos/as cf. vozotros/as	491590
'you' in a very polite address	vozotros/as pr.	491600
sorcerer, magician	vrajitor m.	491610
	vre (gr.) cf. bre	491620
	vreguensa/vringuensa/vrunguensa cf. verguensa	491630
	vreguensozo cf. verguensozo	491640
a feminine scarf on the front of the hat	vualet (fr.) m.	491650
sailing ship	vualiero (fr.) m.	491660
	vuayajar (fr.) cf. viajar	491670
	vuayaje (fr.) cf. viaje	491680
	vuelo cf. volo	491690
	vueso cf. vuestro	491700
yours	vuestro/tra, (pl.) vuestros/ras adj.	491710
coarse, simple, mass, cheap, vulgar; ordinary, common	vulgar adj.	491720
rudeness	vulgaridad f.	491730
a rude and vulgar person	vulgario m.	491740
explaining in a popular way, popularizing	vulgarizador m.	491750
to explain in a popular way	vulgarizar v.	491760
popularization	vulgarizasión f.	491770
	vulkán cf. volkán	491780
	vulkaniko cf. volkaniko	491790
to hit, to wound	vulnerar v.	491800
violation	vulnerasión f.	491805
vulnerable	vulneravle adj.	491810
vulva	vulva f.	491820
vulval	vulvar adj.	491830
either way, finally	vura tuta (t.)	491840
reed; alga; liana	vurla f.	491850
belt	vuta f.	491860
already	ya adv.	491870
certainly!, definitely!	ya! interj.	491910
urgent call to the beast	yaa! (t.) interj.	491920
	yaaver (t.) cf. yaver	491950
wild; savage	yaban/yabaní (t.) n. & adj.	491960
foolishly, without thought or plan	yabaná- a la yabaná (t.)	491970
lacking any knowledge of his surroundings, a novice; a stranger, an outsider	yabandjí (t.) adj.& m.	491980
savagery	yabanilik (t.) m.	491990
souvenir	yadiar (t.) m.	492000
a two-pronged chicken bone; the bone game (the call made when pulingl the bone apart)	yadish yadish (t.) m.	492010
	yadrán (t.) cf. yardán	492020
poster	yafta (t.) m.	492030
wound, bruise, lesion, ulcer, abscess, boil; scab	yaga f.	492040
damage; injury	yagada f.	492050
wounded	yagado adj.	492060
	yagadura cf. yaga	492070
grease; metaphorically: something oily/stained with oil	yaganá (t.)	492080
wound	yagar v.	492090
	yagaya/s cf. agaya	492100
oil merchant	yagdjí/yahdjí (t.) m.	492105
lubricating, fattening; oily, contains a lot of oil	yaglí (t.) adj.	492110
	yagladar cf. yagladear	492130
to anoint, to grease; to ease; to flatter	yagladear (t.)	492140
plunder, loot	yagma (t.) f.	492150
looter, robber	yagmadjí (t.) m.	492160
fat	yaglilik (t.) f.	492170
strawberry	yagoda (serb.-cro.) f.	492180
jug	yagum (t.) m.	492190
yogurt	yagur (1) (bulg.) m.	492200
large jug	yagur (2) (bulg.) m.	492210
yogurt manufacturer/seller	yagurchí (t.) m.	492220
	yagurt/ti/te (t.) cf. yagur (1)	492230
individual, one of the worshippers of a synagogue; member of a community/social organization	yahid (ebr.) m.	492240
	yahir (t.) cf. ahir	492250
to grease	yahladear (t.) v.	492260
robbery, plunder	yahma (t.) f.	492270
robber	yahmadjí (t.) m.	492290
robbery, theft, looting	yahmadjilik (t.) m.	492300
meat stew seasoned with onions	yahní (t.) m.	492310
collar, fly	yaká (t.) f.	492320
burning, flaming, flammable	yakachak (t.) adj.	492410
combustible material, fuel	yakachak (t.) m.	492420
to match, to fit	yakishear (t.) v.	492430
compatibility, harmony; respectful and compatible behavior	yakisheo (t.) m.	492440
to match, to fit	yakishterear (t.) v.	492450
skilled, agile, talented	yakshiklí (t.) adj.	492460
agility, skill	yakshiklik/yakshiklilik (t.) m.	492470
vine leaves stuffed with rice	yalandjí- yalandjí dolma (t.)	492480
metal shavings, gold powder, or metal sprinkled on paint to give it a shiny look	yaldiz (t.) m.	492490
to dust a painted surface with gold powder to give it shine	yaldizear (t.) v.	492500
shiny gold	yaldizlí (t.) adj.	492510
scabies (skin disease)	yalefet (ebr.) f.	492515
seaside	yalí (t.) m.	492520
a word of encouragement	yalla! (t.) interj.	492530
to storm off with enthusiasm.	yallear (t.) v.	492540
patch	yama (t.) f.	492550
summons, call, invitation; a signal to gather for a meeting, a call to a meeting	yamada f.	492560
invited, called; nicknamed ...	yamado m.	492570
inviter (profession of someone who invites people to weddings, etc.)	yamador m.	492580
nickname, name; invitation, act of invitation; legend	yamadura f.	492590
to call, to summon, to invite; to name, to nickname	yamar v.	492600
to be called	yamarse v. refl.	492630
coarse wool blanket	yambolé (bul.)	492640
party	yan (t.) m.	492650
Come on! Hurry!	yanash! (t.) interj.	492660
to approach, to come close to	yanashear (t.) v.	492670
to burn, to burn to ashes, to turn it into dust and ashes	yandirear (t.)	492680
flatness; honesty	yaneza f.	492700
dangerous; annoying, provocative	yangaz (t.) adj.	492710
repeated harassment	yangazlik (t.) m.	492720
Fire!	yanginvar! (t.) interj.	492730
mistake, confusion	yanglishlik (t.) m.	492750
'abu gilda'	Yangula	492760
to launch, to approach close to touch	yanishar/yanishear v. (t.)	492770
robber; pickpocket; dangerous and harmful person	yankesidjí (t.) m.	492780
flat, smooth; sincere, pleasant, simple	yano adj.	492790
to eat to his heart's content, to eat properly.	yantar/yentar v.	492810
crying, sobbing; lamentation	yanto m.	492820
january	yanuar m.	492830
valley, lowland; flatness	yanura f.	492840
building under construction; construction site	yapí (t.) m.	492850
builder, construction worker, renovator	yapidjí (t.) m.	492860
to paste	yapishtrear (t.) v.	492870
artificial; fake	yapma (t.) adj.	492880
stuffed vine leaves	yaprak (t.)	492890
wound, ulcer, bruise, abscess	yará (t.) f.	492910
almighty god! - a call in the face of disaster/bad news	yarabí! (t.) interj.	492930
injury, causing a wound	yaradeadura (t.) m.	492940
wound	yaradear/yaraladear (t.) v.	492950
wounded	yaralí (t.) adj.	492955
friend, beloved	yarán (t.) m.	492960
yard	yarda f.	492970
necklace	yardán (t.) m.	492980
wide excavation; very long distance; strong gust of wind	yardén m.	492990
help, assistance	yardum/yardim (t.) m.	493000
helper, assistant	yardumdjí (t.) m.	493005
to chop	yarear (t.) v.	493010
competition	yarish (t.) m.	493020
a type of peach	yarmá (t.) f.	493030
yar-zeit, day of death, anniversary	yarseat (yidish) m.	493040
prohibition, delay, prohibition of passage	yasak (t.) m.	493050
sentry	yasakchí (t.) m.	493060
clean, shiny	yasemí (gr.) adj.	493070
jasmine	yasemí/n (gr.) m.	493080
life	yashá (t.) m.	493090
to live comfortably, to make a life.	yashadear (t.) v.	493110
an honest person	yashar (ebr.) m.	493120
elderly	yashlí (t.) adj.	493125
veil	yashmak (t.) m.	493130
official	yasidjí (t.) m.	493140
	yasimín (gr.) cf. yasemí/n	493150
stable	yasla (t.) f.	493160
	yasmín cf. yasemí/n	493170
everything went to shit!	yaspus i kara boyá! (t.) interj.	493180
cushion	yastik (t.) m.	493190
yacht	yat m.	493200
sword, dagger	yatagán (t.) m.	493210
bed, bedding	yatak (1) (t.) m.	493220
shelterer, dealer in stolen property	yatak (2) (t.) m.	493230
orphan	yatom (ebr.) m.	493240
non-muslim, christian, gentile	yaur (t.) m.	493250
	yavadura cf. yavedura	493270
greece, greek	yaván (ebr.) m.	493280
slow; harmless	yavash (t.) adj.	493290
slowly, not in a hurry	yavash(i) yavash(i) (t.) adv.	493300
to pause, to delay	yavashladear (t.) v.	493320
key	yave f.	493330
lock	yavedura f.	493370
adjutant; personal servant of an officer; assistant; personal servant	yaver (t.) m.	493380
locksmith	yavezero m.	493390
small key; screw for setting the clock	yavezika f.	493400
chatter	yavezilik	493410
newborn, newly hatched (animal and bird: puppy or chick)	yavrí (t.) m.	493430
dear, beloved	yavrum (t.) adj.	493440
my dear!	yavrus! (t.) interj.	493450
spring	yay (t.) m.	493460
springy	yaylí (t.) adj.	493470
loot, plunder; easy and illegal profit	yayma (t.) f.	493480
robber, plunderer	yaymadjí (t.) m.	493500
resting place (of animals)	yazedura f.	493510
to lay down, to sleep; to rest/lie in the grave	yazer v.	493520
	yazeza/yazizá cf. yazidura	493540
	yazida cf. yazidura	493550
bookkeeper, clerk	yazidjí (t.) m.	493560
bed; lying down, inclination to lie down	yazidura f.	493570
what a shame!	yazik! (t.) interj.	493580
Shame!	yaziklar olsún! (t.) interj.	493590
bookkeeping	yazilik (t.) m.	493600
floral scarf/headscarf	yazma (t.) f.	493610
	yebaná (t.) cf. yabaná	493620
make a living, enjoy life; live, live from	yechinearse (t.) v. refl.	493630
wishing someone who has recovered/come out of great trouble/been saved	yechmish obsun! (t.) interj.	493640
pearl headdress	yedek (t.) m.	493650
nightgown, bathrobe	yedjelik (t.) m.	493660
barley	yedjma (serb.-cro.) f.	493670
a stubborn person who cannot be moved from his mind.	yega (alb.) m.	493680
arrival, approach; rise to power	yegada f.	493690
to arrive, to approach; to reach	yegar v.	493700
	yegarse cf. yegar	493710
mare	yegua f.	493720
unfortunately	yel yelelum (t.)	493730
frost, thin layer of ice	yela f.	493740
the great cold period	yelada f.	493770
icily	yeladamente adv.	493800
coolness	yeladez f.	493805
cool	yeladiko adj.	493810
cold/alienated person; ice cream	yelado m.	493820
cold, cool, chilly; frozen; barren; chilled	yelado adj.	493830
cold cracks in the skin	yeladura f.	493910
to cool, to cool down; to cool down (the weather)	yelar v.	493920
to cool down, to become cold; to froze; to lose enthusiasm and desire, to become emotionally cold	yelarse v. refl.	493940
bra, vest	yelek (t.) m.	493960
helmet	yelmo m.	493980
frost, ice	yelo m.	493990
cold, chill; cooling; cooling of relations	yelor m.	494010
	yelva cf. yerva	494020
bait	yem (t.) m.	494030
yolk; white of the eye	yema f.	494040
yemen	Yemen m.	494050
yemeni	yemenita n. & adj.	494060
	yemidjí (t.) cf. gemidjí	494065
an elderly woman's head covering; a type of shoe	yeminí (t.) m.	494070
fruit	yemish (t.) m.	494080
to soften	yemushadear (t.) v.	494090
soft, comfortable to please	yemushak (t.) adj.	494100
leakage; overflow, flooding, deluge	yena f.	494110
a person who is chubby (especially in the face), with a full face	yenacho m.	494130
fully, completely	yenamente adv.	494140
to fill; to overflow	yenar v.	494150
to become filled up	yenarse v. refl.	494160
lice eggs	yendra/yendre/yendri f.	494170
nevertheless, even though, despite; again	yené (t.) prep.	494180
a type of pepper that grows in Java	yenibar (t.) m.	494190
novice, green	yeníchekma (t.) m.	494200
janissary (a soldier of christian origin who was kidnapped into the army as a child); nickname for a violent/cruel person	yenicherí (t.) m.	494210
	yenisario (t.) cf. yenicherí	494220
kind, pleasant and cordial; broad	yenish (t.) adj.	494230
a native of Larisa (Greece)	yenisherlí (t.) adj.	494240
courtesy, politeness; breadth	yenishlik (t.) m.	494250
almost full, fairly full	yenito adj.	494260
full, overflowing	yeno adj.	494270
fullness	yenor m.	494380
woven fabric, linen fabric, cotton fabric; thin fabric (batiste); women's undershirt	yenso m.	494390
scrambled eggs with cheese, tomato sauce, vinegar or lemon	yentar m.	494400
to eat well	yentar v.	494410
an improvised stew of eggs and cheese	yentariko m.	494420
the departing, the leaving	yentes m. pl.	494430
fullness, abundance	yenura f.	494450
hierarchy	yerarshía f.	494460
a hypocritical and cunning person (keeps his eyes on the ground and does not look at face)	yere bakan (t.) m.	494480
without a break, in one go	yeremé- a un yeremé	494490
correct, to the point, in place	yerindé (t.) adj.	494500
sewer	yeriz (t.) m.	494510
native, local, baladi	yerlí (t.) m. & adj.	494540
desolate, destroyed	yermado adj.	494550
to destroy	yermar v.	494560
desolation; sorrow	yerme (1) m.	494570
worm	yerme (2) m.	494580
germ, seed	yermen m.	494600
desolate, destroyed	yermeser v.	494610
'Jeremiah' - a nickname for a person who sighs and complains about petty things	yermiyau (ebr.)	494620
ottoman turkish currency (lira)	yermilik m.	494625
deserted, uncultivated	yermo adj.	494630
to sprout	yermoyeser v.	494640
germination; prosperity	yermoyisión f.	494650
a young son-in-law considered by his in-laws to be worthy of a daughter	yerneziko m.	494660
son-in-law	yerno m.	494670
mistake (used only in the above expression which means: said things he regrets, said things he did not mean)	yerra f. (se la trazyerro la yerra)	494680
wrong, misguided, distorted; erroneously	yerrado adj. & adv.	494700
to mislead	yerrar v.	494750
to make a mistake, to err, to go astray	yerrarse v. refl.	494770
prone to make a mistake, prone to sin	yerravle adj.	494775
error, mistake, disruption	yerro (1) m.	494790
	yerro (2) de kama cf. pie de kama	494850
inheritance, legacies	yerushá (ebr.) f.	494860
jerusalemite	yerushamlí m. & adj.	494870
grass; moss	yerva f.	494880
covered with grass	yervado adj.	494900
grass, grassland, lawn	yervado m.	494910
grass, pasture	yervaje m.	494920
wild grass	yerverio m.	494930
the first grasses to sprout in spring	yervezikas f. pl.	494940
evil inclination	yeser arah (ebr.) m.	494950
the good instinct	yeser atov (ebr.) m.	494960
be careful, the kids are listening!	yesh bahur! (ebr.) interj.	494970
yeshiva (rabbinical college); sitting	yeshivá (ebr.) f.	494980
Complete recovery!	yeshmish olsún (t.) interj.	494990
	yesiva (ebr.) cf. yeshiva	495000
plaster	yeso m.	495010
moderation; foundation	yesod (ebr.)	495020
suffering, agony	yesurim (ebr.) m. pl.	495040
to arrive, to achieve, to arrive on time, to complete a task on time	yetishear (t.) v.	495060
delivery, regular supply	yetisheo (t.) m.	495070
	yetser ara (ebr.) cf. yeser arah	495080
defecation	yetsiá/yesiá (ebr.) f.	495085
jewish	yeudí (ebr.) m. & adj.	495090
management (business), consideration (for others)	yevadijo m.	495100
carrier, transporter, porter	yevador m.	495110
transportation; transportation fees	yevadura f.	495120
	yevandor cf. yevador	495130
greek	yevaní (ebr.) m. & adj.	495135
to take, to carry, to bring; to steal, to rob; to lead, to drive, to convey; to wear; to contain; to suffer	yevar/yevarse v./v. refl.	495140
a chatterbox, unable to keep a secret	yevezé (t.) m.	495300
chatter, gossip	yevezilik (t.)	495310
	yevura cf. yenura	495320
a cruel person, criminal, villain, scoundrel, evil person	yezit/yezid (t.) m.	495330
backpack, satchel	yibé (t.) m.	495340
like, similar to, as; without complaining	yibí (t.) adj. & adv.	495350
gold chain, necklace, a piece of jewelry worn on the forehead; spare part	yidek (t.) m.	495360
gait, pace of walking; process, development	yidish (1) (t.) m.	495370
Yiddish	yidish (2) m.	495380
ashkenazi	yidishá f.	495390
gypsy; miser	yifto m.	495400
yogurt seller	yigurchí (t.) m.	495410
	yigurt (t.) cf. yagur (1)	495420
to destroy, to ruin; to collapse	yikilear (t.) v.	495430
egg merchant	yimurtadjí (t.) n.	495440
to soften	yimushadear (t.) v.	495450
soft	yimushak (t.) adj.	495460
softness	yimushaklik (t.) m.	495470
	yindriz (t.) cf. indriz	495480
	yiné (t.) cf. yené	495490
diarrhea	yir m.	495500
	yir cf. ir	495510
income, profit	yirat (t.) m.	495520
resident of crete	yiritlí (t.) m.	495525
	yiriz (t.) cf. yeriz	495530
	yirlí (t.) cf. yerlí	495540
bed base cover	yiro (gr.) m.	495550
	yirse cf. irse	495555
settlement; clarification of mind	yishuv (ebr.) m.	495557
prisoner, captive	yisir (t.) m.	495560
	yisurim (ebr.) cf. yesurim	495570
day by day	yit-yidé (t.) adv.	495580
	yitishear (t.) cf. yetishear	495590
to provide	yitishtirear (t.) v.	495600
I	yo pron. pers.	495610
vanity	yoara (ebr.) f.	495665
	yod cf. yodio	495670
beware, he understands our language! (said in the presence of a stranger who knows our language)	yodeah lashon! (ebr.) interj.	495680
iodine	yodio m.	495690
	yogu cf. yagur (1)	495700
not found	yok (t.) adv.	495710
way	yol (1) (t.) m.	495760
	yol (2) (t.) cf. gol (t.)	495785
companion, friend	yoldash (t.) m.	495790
passenger	yoldjí/yuldjí (t.) m.	495800
good day. holiday	yom tov (ebr.) m.	495801
mourner woman	yoradera f.	495820
crying, tendency to cry; a crying baby	yoradero m.	495830
given in tears, unwillingly, against one's will	yorado adj.	495840
weeping, lamenting	yorador adj.	495860
sad, mourning	yorando adj.	495870
to cry	yorar v.	495880
continuous and distressing crying	yoratina f.	495950
weather forecast, political/economic situation forecast, etc.	yoré ayom (ebr.)	495955
successor	yoresh (ebr.) m.	495960
heirs	yoreshim (ebr.) m. pl.	495965
'whining', fake crying	yoriko m.	495970
cry	yoro m.	495980
a whiner, a person who is never satisfied	yorón m.	496000
(ridiculous form:) airplane	yoroplán m.	496010
causing sorrow, provoking tears	yorozo adj.	496015
yar-zeit, the day of death	yorsa/yorsáy (yidish) f.	496020
a day when no workers work, a holiday	yortí (gr.) m.	496040
crying baby	yorum m.	496050
to argue, to prolong the discussion	yorushear (t.) v.	496060
discussion, debate, polemic; gathering	yorushmé (t.) m.	496065
copper sulfide	yosh tash (t.)	496070
appearance; demonstration	yosterih (t.) m.	496080
yogurt	yourt (t.)	496090
jubilee	yovel (ebr.) m.	496100
to feel self-confident, to rely on oneself/one's strength; to lean on one's hand	yovenearse (t.) v. refl.	496110
to rain.	yover v.	496120
	yovezé (t.) cf. yevezé	496130
as if	yoya (t.) adv.	496140
desire	yoynum (t.) m.	496150
volunteer	yoyunlu (t.) m.	496170
the foot of the mountain	yozanía f.	496180
floor	yozana f.	496190
	yubé (t.) cf. yibé	496200
belly	yubek (t.) m.	496210
of the jubilee	yubiliario adj.	496220
difficult, tedious, regrettable	yuch (t.) adj.	496230
barely	yuch (t.) adv.	496240
in the end; barely	yuchbelá (t.) adv.	496250
	yuchilé (t.) cf. yudjilé	496260
difficulty, complication, obstacle	yuchluk (t.) m.	496270
is it possible??	yuchulurme? (t.) interj.	496280
with difficulty, with great effort	yudjilé (t.) adv.	496290
difficulty	yudjumé (t.) m.	496300
dough	yufka (t.) f.	496310
processed leather (for boots)	yuft m.	496320
	yufto (gr.) cf. yifto	496330
yoke (on the neck of an animal), slavery; diligence, eagerness	yugo m.	496340
yugoslav	yugoslavo m. & adj.	496380
hardworking, dedicated, punctual	yugozo adj.	496390
to strangle, to smother	yugular v.	496400
to despise, to call out contempt, to whistle at	yuhaladear (t.) v.	496410
freight, cargo	yuk (t.) m.	496420
to load	yuklear (t.) v.	496430
wall cabinet, bedside cabinet	yukrí/yukurí (t.) m.	496440
	yul yul/yulé yulé (t.) cf. yullé yullé	496450
oatmeal	yulaf (t.) m.	496460
halter, reins	yular (t.)	496470
	yuldjí (t.) cf. yoldjí	496490
quail	yuldurdjun (t.) m.	496500
July	yuli m.	496510
rifle bullet, shell; weight	yullé (t.) m.	496520
very easily, without effort	yullé yullé (t.) adv.	496530
rose perfume	yulyadjí (t.) m.	496540
coil	yumak (t.)	496550
punch, blow	yumruk (t.) m.	496560
soft	yumushak (t.) adj.	496570
sin, crime	yunah (t.) m.	496580
daily wage	yunduluk (t.) m.	496590
day laborer	yundulukchú (t.) m.	496600
June	yuni m.	496610
wool	yunluk (t.) m.	496615
goose	yurdek (t.) m.	496620
courage, fortitude, audacity	yurek (t.) m.	496630
mattress maker, mattress manufacturer/installer	yurgandjí m.	496660
legal	yurídiko adj.	496670
legal adviser	yuriskonsult/o/a m.	496680
jurisprudence, legal theory	yurisprudensia f.	496690
jurist	yuristo/a m.	496700
yoezer (plant name)	yurmeshí (t.) m.	496710
model, example	yurnek (t.) m.	496720
forward!	yurria! (t.) interj.	496730
	yurt (t.) cf. yourt	496740
holiday, celebration, revelry	yurtí (t.) m.	496750
to visit frequently; to go out (with a girl)	yuruchear (t.) v.	496760
a vagabond; a rude and violent person	yuruk (t.) m.	496770
noise	yurultú (t.) m.	496780
rattle, make noise, create a commotion	yurultudjú (t.) m.	496790
Forward!	yurush! (t.) interj.	496800
	yurushear (t.) cf. yorushear	496810
as a precaution	yuse- por yuse	496820
	yusurín (ebr.) cf. yesurím	496830
burlap, jute	yuta/yute f.	496840
nest	yuvá (t.) f.	496850
to roll	yuvarladear (t.) v.	496860
round, cylindrical	yuvarlak (t.) adj.	496870
to twist around	yuvarlanear (t.) v.	496880
	yuvech cf. gyuvech	496890
confidant	yuvendí (t.)	496900
	yuvenearse (t.) cf. yovenearse	496910
	yuvento cf. djoven	496920
	yuverta cf. kuverta	496930
container	yuyum (t.) m.	496940
captain	yuz bashi (t.) m.	496950
inferior	yuzano adj.	496960
to stand up against	yuzudear (t.) v.	496965
	zaé (t.) cf. zade	496970
	zaanat (t.) cf. zanayat	496980
loquat	zaarura f.	496990
za'atar	zaatar m.	497000
officer	zabit (t.) m.	497010
	zabt (t.) cf. zap/zapt	497020
	zabtii (t.) cf. zabit	497030
police, ministry of internal security	zabtyé (t.)	497040
under the authority of the police	zabtyedjé (t.) adv.	497050
noble, of noble birth; elite, high class	zadé (t.) m.	497060
golden (gold coin)	zaeuva (ebr.) m.	497070
sapphire	zafir/zafira m.	497080
	zafrán cf. shafrán	497090
	zagmet (t.) cf. zahmet	497100
male; male child	zahar (ebr.) m. & adj.	497110
males	zaharim (ebr.) m. pl.	497120
saccharin (sugar substitute)	zaharina f.	497130
sadness, suffering, annoyance	zahmet (t.) f.	497140
severe, bad	zahró adj.	497170
merit; commandment; kindness; honor, prestige; reward	zahú/zahud (ebr.) m.	497190
	zahut (ebr.) cf. zahú	497280
possessor of many rights	zahuteado (ebr.) adj.	497290
merciful, generous, reciprocating kindness	zahutiero/zahudiero (ebr.) m. & adj.	497300
weak, feeble; thin	zaif (t.) adj.	497310
	zairet (t.) cf. zayeret	497320
a proud old man	zakén (ebr.) m.	497330
sparsely-bearded	zaldekán (ebr.)	497340
	zalzamora cf. zarzamora	497350
lily	zambak (t.) m.	497360
an imaginary character who is treated with irony	Zambranel- tío Zambranel	497370
tin drum	zamfonia f.	497380
effeminate man; womanizer	zampara (t.) m.	497390
artisan, professional	zanayachí/zanachí/zanaachí (t.)	497400
fornicator, promiscuous, adulterer	zanay (ebr.) adj.	497405
profession	zanayat/zanaat/zanat (t.) m.	497410
lock	zanberé (t.) m.	497420
end of a round of card games; the winner of a series of rounds of card games	zanga f.	497430
takeover, restraint	zap/zapt (t.) m.	497440
policeman, gendarme, military policeman	zaptiyé (t.) m.	497470
curtain; turkish women's coat; cube	zar (t.) m.	497480
barely, like that	zar-zor (t.) adv.	497490
	zará (ebr.) cf. azará	497495
slaughterhouse	zaraná (t.) f.	497500
damage	zarar (t.) m.	497510
harmless	zararsiz (t.) adj.	497540
apricot	zardiliya (t.) f.	497550
graceful, elegant	zarif (t.) adj.	497560
old witch	zarra vieja f.	497570
a wrinkled old man	zarro viejo m.	497580
earring	zarsiyo m.	497590
repulsive miser	zaruha m.	497600
	zarza cf. savza	497610
wild strawberry	zarzamora f.	497620
vegetable	zarzavat/azarzavá (t.) f.	497630
vegetable seller	zarzavatchi (t.) m.	497650
on the other hand, however, in any case	zaten (t.) adv.	497660
tar	zavach m.	497670
a pitiful thing	zaval (t.) m.	497690
poor, needy, afflicted by fate	zavalí (t.) adj.	497710
misery	zavalidjik (t.) m.	497720
quiet	zavalsiz (t.) adj.	497730
shortcoming, defect, flaw; unpleasantness	zavrak (t.) m.	497740
	zavza (t.) cf. zarzavat	497750
supply, groceries	zayeret (t.) m.	497760
	zayif (t.) cf. zaif	497770
grains; grain and groceries warehouse	zayré (t.) m.	497780
grain merchant	zayredjí (t.) m.	497790
goodbye!	zbógum! interj.	497800
	zbarasar cf. dezbarasar	497810
	zbaratado cf. esbaratado	497820
that one (used when talking about a foreigner, so that he doesn't understand)	ze- el ze (ebr.) m.	497830
	zehir (t.) cf. zihir	497835
work/service pay; reward for religious service	zehut (ebr.) m.	497840
honorable old woman	zekena (ebr.) f.	497860
	zelar cf. enselar	497870
jealousy; passion	zelo m.	497880
full of enthusiasm and energy	zelozo adj.	497900
time, period	zemán (ebr.) m.	497910
sack	zembeliko (t.) m.	497940
a bolt; a burst of laughter	zemberé (t.) m.	497950
wicker basket, shoulder bag	zembil (t.) m.	497970
singing	zemirot/zemirod (ebr.) f. pl.	497990
	zenberek (t.) cf. zemberé	498000
rich	zengin (t.) adj.	498010
prostitution	zenut/zenud (ebr.) m.	498020
	zenzía cf. enzía	498030
green; bitterness, rage, anger	zer (t.) m.	498040
seed; origin; offspring	zera/zerah (ebr.)	498050
wild apricot	zerdelí (t.) m.	498070
agility	zerizut (ebr.) f.	498075
fence, barrier; siege; encircling	zerko m.	498080
daffodil	zerní kadí/zerín kadén (t.)	498090
arsenic	zernik (t./ebr.) m.	498100
zero	zero m.	498110
olive colored	zetuní (t.) adj.	498130
	zetuna cf. azetuna	498140
zebra; a nickname for someone with unbalanced proportions, or for a clumsy and ungainly person	zevro m.	498150
a superficial, ignorant, talkative, boring person	zevzek (t.) m. & adj.	498160
feast, banquet, party	ziafét (t.)	498170
	zián (t.) cf. ziyán	498180
	ziét (t.) cf. ziyet	498190
	zifklenearse (t.) cf. ziflenearse	498195
	zifklenmé (t.) cf. ziflenmé	498200
	ziflemé (t.) ziflenmé	498210
a mocker; an entertainer	ziflendjí (t.) m.	498220
to mock, to ridicule	ziflenearse (t.) v. refl.	498230
ridicule, mock; entertainment	ziflenmé (t.) m.	498240
tar	zift (t.) m.	498250
cigarette	zigariko m.	498260
zigzag	zigzag m.	498270
poison, venom	zihir (t.) m.	498280
bell	zil (t.) m.	498290
cheese pastry	zilena (serb.-cro.) f.	498300
poor	zilkadé (t.) adj.	498310
punch	zimba (t.) f.	498340
	zimbil (t.)cf. zembil	498350
spring	zimbirek (t.) m.	498360
hyacinth	zimbul (t.) m.	498370
sandpaper	zimpara f.	498380
dungeon, holding cell, prison cell	zindán (t.) m.	498390
prison	zindandjí (t.) m.	498400
very cold	zindane (t.) adj.	498410
dark and cold hall	zindane (t.) m.	498420
prison, detention basement	zindandjí (t.) m.	498430
ginger	zindjifil (t.) m.	498440
	zinganelik (t.) cf. djinganelik	498450
gypsy quarter	zinganería (t.) f.	498460
gipsy	zíngano/zinganó (t.) m.	498470
stirrup	zingí/zingín (t.) f.	498490
zinc	zingo m.	498510
	zinut (ebr.) cf. zenut	498520
jaw	zinzive f.	498530
gipsy	zionganesko adj.	498540
sour, bitter	zir (t.) adj.	498550
	zir (t.) m. cf. zihir	498560
plum	zirguela f.	498590
impoverished, destitute	zirkadé/ziladé (t.) adj.	498600
poisonous; aggressive, sullen	zirlí (t.) adj.	498610
bitterness, sourness; aggression	zirlilik (t.) m.	498620
disgust; the opposite, antithesis	zit (t.) m.	498630
	zivir (t.) cf. vizir	498650
puffed oriental trousers made of coarse wool (clothing of common people)	zivre f.	498660
	zivro cf. zevro	498670
tedious person, boring	zivzek (t.) m.& adj.	498680
damage	ziyán (t.) m.	498690
	ziyanlik (t.) cf. ziyán	498700
pilgrimage to the graves of the righteous	ziyara (t.) f.	498710
to make pilmigrage to the graves of the righteous	ziyarar (t.) v.	498720
harassment, teasing; torture	ziyet (t.) m.	498730
torturer, tormentor	ziyetchí (t.) m.	498750
dirt, feces, excrement	zoamá (ebr.) f.	498755
zodiac	zodiako m.	498760
to gain	zohe- ser zohé (ebr.)	498770
able	zoher adj.	498780
old turkish coin	zolota (t.) f.	498790
whore, prostitute	zoná (ebr.) f.	498800
area, strip	zona/zon f.	498810
prostitution	zonuluk (ebr.) m.	498820
zoology	zoolojía f.	498830
zoological	zoolójiko adj.	498840
zoologist	zoolojisto/zoolojista m.	498850
difficulty; trouble, problem; effort	zor (t.) m.	498860
violent person	zorba (t.) m.	498895
violence	zorbadjilik (t.) m.	498900
	zorbalik (t.) cf. zorbadjilik	498910
by force, against one's will, by compulsion	zorlá/zorlán (t.) adv.	498920
to make an effort	zorladear/se (t.) v./v. refl.	498950
	zorlear (t.) cf. zorladear	498960
fox	zoro m.	498970
	zorzolí (t.) cf. zardelí	498980
	zorzovi cf. zurzuvi	498990
destitute	zulam adj.	499000
except, except for	zulat (eb.) adv.	499005
wigs	zulufias (t.) f. pl.	499010
sulfur	zulfo m.	499015
protruding window; cantilever; angled pipe; curved hook	zumbá (t.) f.	499020
	zumo cf. sumo	499030
nard, spikenard	zunbul 'hindí (t.)	499040
to cry	zurear v.	499050
zorna, trumpet, shepherd's flute	zurna (t.) m.	499060
crying	zuro m.	499080
non-existent color/shade; multi-colored; luminous blue	zurzuvi m. & adj.	499090
	zvariador cf. desvareador	499093
	zvariar cf. desvarear	499095
	zvelarse cf. desvelarse	499097
	zvelto cf. esvelto	499100
	zyet cf. ziyet	499110
	zyumbyul (t.) cf. zimbul	499120