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A
- a to; at; in
 - ab from, since
 - [ad] to; at (= a)
 - accender to light
 - adjutar to help
 - ager to act, do
 - al contraction of a + le
 - [alco] anything, something (= alique)
 - [alcun] any, some (= alicun)
 - alicubi (-ícubi) anywhere, somewhere
 - alicun any, some
 - alique (ál-) anything, something
 - [alora] then (= tunc)
 - [alsi] (-í) also, too (= etiam)
 - alte high
 - altere (ál-) other
 - amar to like, love
 - ambe both
 - amico friend
 - [an] used to introduce a question; if, whether
 - [ancora] still, yet
 - anglese English
 - anniversario anniversary, birthday
 - anno year
 - [anque] (ánke) also, as well, too (= etiam)
 - ante before (prep.)
 - [antea] previously (= ante)
 - aperir to open
 - apparer to appear
 - appellar to call
 - appertiner to belong
 - apportar to bring
 - apprender to learn
 - apud (á-) by, near
 - arbore (ár-) tree
 - arder to burn
 - argento silver
 - ascoltar to listen to
 - asexual asexual
 - assatis (-sá-) rather
 - assecurar to assure, insure
 - [assi] (-sí) so, thus (= si)
 - attacar attack
 - attender to wait for
 - attinger to attain, reach
 - attraher to attract
 - audir to hear
 - augmentar to increase
 - aure ear
 - auro gold
 - avante before
 - ave bird
 - avion aeroplane
 
B
- basse low
 - bastante enough; quite
 - batter to beat, hit
 - belle beautiful
 - ben well
- ben que although
 
 - besonio need
 - biber to drink
 - billet ticket
 - bira beer
 - bisexual bisexual
 - bon good
 - boteca shop
 - brachio arm
 - bracio arm; brace
 - breve short
 - bucca mouth
 - bureau office
 
C
- cader to fall
 - calide (cá-) hot
 - cambiar to change
 - camera (cá-) room
 - campo field
 - capace able, capable
 - caper o sasir grasp or hold
 - capillos hair
 - capite (cá-) head
 - car dear; expensive
 - casa house
 - caso case
 - cata each, every
- cata uno each (one)
 
 - causa cause
- a causa de because of
 
 - chassar to hunt
 - celar to hide
 - celo sky, heaven
 - cento hundred
 - cercar to look for
 - certe certain
 - cessar to stop
 - [ci] here (= hic)
 - cinque five
 - circa about
 - [circum] about (= circa)
 - citate city, town
 - clauder to close
 - cognoscer to know
 - colliger gather
 - collo neck
 - comenciar to begin
 - como as; how; like
 - comprar to buy
 - comprender to understand
 - con with
 - contar count
 - continer to contain
 - convenir to suit
 - coperir to cover
 - corde heart
 - corpore (cór-) body
 - cosa thing
 - costar cost
 - creder to believe
 - crescer to grow
 - [cuje] whose
 - currer to run
 - curte short
 - cute skin
 
D
- dar to give
 - de from; of
 - deber to have to, must, ought; duty
 - debile (dé-) weak
 - dece ten
 - del contraction of de + le
 - deman tomorrow
 - demandar to ask
 - dente tooth
 - depost afterwards, since
 - derecto right
 - [desde] afterwards, since
 - [detra] behind
 - devenir to become
 - dextere (déks-) right
 - dicer to say, tell
 - die day
 - difficile (-fí-) difficult
 - digito (dí-) finger
 - dimension size
 - disparer to disappear
 - dolor pain
 - dono gift
 - dormir to sleep
 - dubita (dú-) doubt
 - ducer to lead
 - dum while
 - [dunque] therefore
 - duo two
 - dur hard
 - durante during
- durante que while
 
 
E
- e and
 - ecce here is (are), behold
 - effortiar se to make an effort
 - emer to buy
 - [era] was, were, used to be (= esseva)
 - era era
 - es am, is, are
 - [esque] (éske) used to introduce a question
 - esser to be
 - esseva was, were, used to be
 - estate summer
 - estranie strange
 - estranier foreign
 - etate age
 - etiam (é-) also, as well, too
 - evenir to happen
 - ex from, out of
 - exactemente exactly
 - exopere strike,hunger strike(=exopero de fame) , worker strike(=exopero de empleos)
 - expensive expensive
 - exprimer (se) to express (oneself)
 - extra besides, outside
 
F
- facer to do, make
 - facie face
 - facile (fá-) easy
 - facto deed, fact
 - familia family
 - fatigate tired
 - favor favor
- per favor please
 
 - felice happy
 - femina (fé-) woman
 - ferir hit, wound
 - filia daughter
 - filio son
 - fin end
- a fin de in order to
 - a fin que in order that
 - in fin in short
 
 - finir to finish
 - foco fire
 - folio leaf
 - foras outside
 - foris outside
 - forsan (fór-) perhaps
 - forte strong
 - fortiar to force
 - fratre brother
 - frigide (frí-) cold
 - fundar to found
 - fundo bottom
 
G
- gai gay (merry)
 - gamba leg
 - gambon ham
 - ganiar to gain, win
 - gauder to be glad
 - gaudio joy, happiness
 - gay gay (homosexual)
 - gelato ice cream
 - german German (adj.)
 - gorga throat
 - grande big, great, large
 - grate grateful
 - gratias thank you
 
H
- ha has, have
 - haber to have
 - hastar to hurry
 - heri yesterday
 - hiberno winter
 - hic here
 - hodie today
 - homine (hó-) man
 - homo: short for homosexual, usable as an adjective or a noun
 - homosexual: homosexual
 - hora hour; o'clock
 - humero (hú-) shoulder
 
I
- ibi there
 - il it; there
- il ha there is, are
 
 - illa she, her
 - illac there
 - illas they, them (fem.)
 - ille he, him
 - illes they, them (masc.)
 - illo it; that
 - illos they, them (neutr.)
 - impedir to hinder
 - imprimer to print
 - in in, into
 - incontrar to meet
 - infante child
 - infra below
 - inseniar to teach
 - insimul (-sí-) together
 - integre (ín-) whole
 - inter among, between
 - interim meanwhile
 - intersexual intersex (adj)
 - intersexualitate intersex (n); intersexuality
 - intertanto meanwhile
 - intra within
 - inviar to send
 - ipse -self
 - iste this, these (adj.)
 - isto this (pron.)
 
J
- [ja] already, at once (= jam)
 - jacer to lie
 - jam = already, at once
 - jammais ever
 - jectar to throw
 - jentaculo (-tá-) breakfast
 - jocar to play
 - junger to join
 - juvene (jú-) young
 - juxta next to
 
L
- la her, it
 - [la] there (= illac)
 - labio lip
 - lacrima (lá-) tear
 - large broad, wide
 - las them (fem.)
 - lassar to leave, let
 - latere (lá-) side
 - lavar to wash
 - le the; him, it
 - leger to read
 - legier (-jér) light (adj.)
 - lente slow
 - les them (masc.)
 - levar to lift
 - leve left (adj.)
 - libere (lí-) free
 - libro book
 - lingua tongue; language
 - littera (lí-) letter
 - lo it
- lo que what, which
 
 - loco place
 - longe long
 - [lontan] distant
 - lor their
 - los them (neut.)
 - lumine (lú-) light
 
M
- [ma] but (= mais)
 - mais but
 - major greater
 - mal bad; badly
 - malgrado in spite of
 - mancar to lack, be missing
 - mangiar (-jár) to eat
 - maniera manner
- de maniera que so that
 
 - mano hand
 - mar sea
 - marita wife
 - marito husband
 - matino morning
 - matre mother
 - me me
 - medie half
 - mediedie (-díe) midday
 - melio better (adv.)
 - melior better (adj.)
 - mense month
 - mente mind
 - mentionar to mention
 - mesme same; -self
 - mesmo even
 - mi my
 - micre tiny
 - minor smaller
 - minus (mí-) less, minus
- a minus que unless
 - al minus at least
 
 - mitter to put
 - molle soft
 - moneta coin, money
 - monstrar to show
 - morir to die
 - mover to move
 - multe many, much
 - multo very; very much
 - mundo world
 
N
- nam because
 - nascer to be born
 - naso nose
 - natar swim, float
 - [necun] no, none, not any (= nulle)
 - [necuno] nobody (= nemo)
 - nemo nobody
 - nette clean
 - ni neither, nor
 - nihil nothing
 - nimie too many, too much
 - no no
 - nocte night
 - nomine (nó-) name
 - non not
- il non importa que/tan no matter what/how
 
 - nondum (nón-) not yet
 - nonne? is it (not)?
 - nonobstante nevertheless
 - nos we, us
 - nostre our
 - nove new; nine
- de nove again
 
 - novem (nó-) nine
 - nulle no, none
 - nunc now
 - nunquam (nún-) never
 
O
- o either, or
 - oblidar to forget
 - obra work
 - obtener to obtain, to get
 - occurrer to happen
 - octo eight
 - oculo (ó-) eye
 - omne all, every
 - [on] one, you, they, people (= uno)
 - [ora] now (= nunc)
 - osso bone
 
P
- pagar to pay
 - pan bread
 - pais (-ís) country
 - parer to appear, seem
 - parlar to speak
 - parola word
 - partir to leave
 - parve small
 - passato past (noun)
 - patata potato
 - patre father
 - pauc few
 - pauco a little
 - paupere (páu-) poor
 - pausa guideline
 - pecia piece
 - pectore (péc-) breast
 - pede foot
 - pejo worse (adv.)
 - pejor worse (adj.)
 - pena difficulty
- a pena hardly, scarcely
 
 - pensar to think
 - per by, through
 - perder to lose
 - periculo (-rí-) danger
 - perque (perké) because; why
 - pertiner to belong
 - pesante heavy
 - peter to ask
 - petra stone
 - piranha piranha
 - placer to please; pleasure
 - plen full
 - plure several
 - plus more; plus
- al plus at the most
 - de plus besides, moreover
 - in plus furthermore
 
 - poc = pauc
 - poco = pauco
 - pois afterwards; for
- pois que since, because
 
 - poner to put
 - populo (pó-) people
 - porta door
 - portar to carry
 - post after, behind
 - postea afterwards
 - postmeridie afternoon
 - poter to be able, can; power
 - povre poor
 - precio price; prize
 - prender to take, hold of, catch or seize
 - presso near (adv.)
- presso a near (prep.)
 
 - preste quick, ready
 - presto immediately; quickly
 - preter (pré-) beyond, besides
 - prime first
 - pro for; in order to
 - probar to prove, test
 - prohibir forbid
 - promitter to promise
 - proponer to suggest
 - proprie own
 - proque (proké) because; why
 - protruder to protrude:(protrusion) protrusion
 - proxime (pró-) next
 - puera (pú-) girl
 - puero (pú-) boy
 - pulsar to push
 
Q
- [qua] like, as
 - qual what, which
 - qualque (quálke) some
 - quando when
 - quante how many, how much
 - quanto as much as; how much
- quanto a as for
 
 - quasi almost
 - quatro four
 - que that; what; than; whom
 - qui who
 - quo where (to...)
 
R
- rapide (rá-) quick
 - ration reason
 - [re] about
 - recercar search
 - reciper to receive
 - rege king
 - regina queen
 - regno kingdom
 - regratiar to thank
 - regrettar to regret
 - reguardar to look at
 - remaner to remain, stay
 - repasto meal
 - repeter to repeat
 - responder to answer
 - restaurante restaurant
 - restar to remain, stay
 - retornar to come back
 - retro back; ago
 - revenir to come back
 - ric rich
 - rota wheel
 
S
- salutar to say hello to
 - salvo but for
 - san healthy
 - sanguine (sán-) blood
 - saper to know
- a saper namely
 
 - sasir o caper grasp or hold
 - satis (sá-) enough; fairly, quite
 - scriber to write
 - se her-, him-, it-, oneself, themselves
 - seculo (sé-) century
 - secundo along; according to
 - secur secure; sure
 - sed but
 - seder to sit
 - seliger choose
 - semper always
 - [sempre] always (= semper)
 - senior Mr., sir
 - seniora Mrs., lady
 - senioretta Miss
 - sentir to feel
 - septe seven
 - septimana week
 - sequer to follow
 - [sera] (-rá) will be (= essera)
 - servitor waiter, servant
 - sex six
 - si yes; if; as; so
 - sia be; whether, or
 - simile (sí-) similar
 - sin without
 - sinistre left
 - sino bosom
 - sol alone, single, sole; sun
 - solmente only
 - solo only; solo; soil, floor
 - [son] are (= es)
 - soror sister
 - sortar sort  (= kind, class); 
- de sorta que so that
 
 - sortir to go out, to come out
 - [sovente] often (= subinde)
 - speculo (spé-) mirror
 - sperar to hope
 - stadio stadium; stage (of development)
 - star to stand
 - stomacho (stó-) stomach
 - stoppar to stop
 - strata street
 - su her, his, its, one's
 - sub under
 - subite (sú-) sudden
 - sud south
 - suggerer suggest
 - super (sú-) above, on, over
 - suppa soup
 - supponer to suppose
 - supra above
 - [sur] above, on, over (= super)
 
T
- tabula (tá-) table
 - tacer to be silent
 - tal such
 - [tamen] (tá-) however, yet (= totevia)
 - tante so many, so much
 - tanto as; so; so much
- in tanto que inasmuch as
 
 - tarde late
 - tassa cup
 - te you (obj.)
 - tempore (tém-) time; weather
 - terra earth
 - testa head
 - tener to hold, keep
 - timer to be afraid of
 - tirar to pull, to shoot
 - toccar to touch
 - tornar to turn
 - tosto early, soon
- plus tosto rather
 
 - tote all, every
 - totevia (-ía) nevertheless
 - toto all, everything
- non del toto not at all
 
 - tractar to deal with
 - traducer to translate
 - traher to drag, draw
 - tranquille calm, quiet
 - traino train
 - trans across, beyond
 - transgenere transgender
 - travaliar to work
 - tres three
 - [troppo] too, too much
 - trovar to find
 - tu you; your
 - [tum] then
 - tunc then
 
U
- ubi where
 - ubique everywhere
 - ulle any, some
 - ultime (úl-) last
 - ultra beyond; besides
 - un a, an; one
 - unquam (ún-) ever
 - urbe town
 - usar to use
 - usque as far as, until
 - utile (ú-) useful
 
V
- va go(es), am/is/are going
 - vacue empty
 - vader to go
 - varie various
 - vender to sell
 - ventre stomach
 - venir to come
 - ver true
 - verso towards
 - vespere (vés-) evening
 - vetere (vé-) old
 - vetule (vé-) old
 - via away; road, way
 - viagiar (-jár) to travel
 - vice time; turn
- a vices at times
 - in vice de instead of
 
 - vider to see
 - vino wine
 - visage (-áje) face
 - visitar to visit
 - vista sight, view
 - viste considering
 - vita life
 - vitro glass
 - viver to live
 - voce voice
 - volar to fly
 - voler to want, wish
 - vos you
 - vostre your
 
W
- west west
 
Y
- [ya] already, at once (= ja, jam)
 
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