Dictionarium English - Interlingue

E
extempore exprompte, improvisat
extend extenDer (-sion, -siv, -sibil);
(the fife of) prorogar
extent gradu, dimension
extenuate extenuar (-ation), palliar,
mitigar, eufemiar
exterior a. exteriori; n. exteriore
exterminate exterminar (-ation), extirpar
external extern
extinct extint(et) (-ion)
extinguish extinter
extirpate extirpar (-ation)
extol laudar, glorificar
extort extorDer (-sion, -siv)
extortionate extorsiv, ínmoderat, excessiv
extra ~, suplementari
extract v. extracter (-ion); n. extracte
extradite extradir (-ition)
extraneous extran, foren, extern
extraordinary extraordinari
extravagant ~ (-ie)
extreme a. extrem (-ist, -itá, -isme)
extricate extirar, debarassar
extrinsic ~
exuberant ~ (-ie), superabundant
exude exsudar
exult exultar, jubilar
eye ocul; v. guatar, observar
eyebrow brove
eyelash cilie
eyelet oculette
eyelid palpebre
eyesight visivitá
eye-witness testimon oculari
eyrie áquil-nest
F
fable fabul (-ist, -osi), saga, legende
fabric edificie, structural (cloth.)
stoff, materie, textage
fabricate fabricar, inventer
facade fassade
face facie (-al), visage; (of clock)
disco; (of coins etc.) averse;
(surface) superficie. ~ TO ~:
vis-a-vis, contra; v. frontar. TO
MAKE A ~: grimassar. TO BE
FACED WITH: star avan
facet facette
facetious jocosi
facile facil (-itá)
facsimile ~
fact facte. IN ~: in facte,
efectivmen. AS A MATTER
OF ~: advere
faction partise, clique
factitious artificial, fals
factor ~, agente
factory fabrica, usina
facultative facultativ
faculty talent, capabilitá; (univ.)
facultá
fad marotte, dadá
fade marcir, pallidar, evanescer
faeces fecallia, excrement
fag v. fatigar; n. servitor; strapacie
faggot fasce, fagotte
faience fayance
fail dessuccesser; (business or
examina tion) fallir,
bancrottar; (grow weak)
debilijar; (be wanting) mancar;
(a person) decepter.
WITHOUT ~: ínfallibilmen
failing manca, delicte, culpa
failure bancrotte, dessuccesse,
defecte; cessation, falliment
faint a. debil, pallid; v. evanescer (ement)
faint-hearted pusilanim, timid, decorageosi
fair bell, pretti; blond; honest,
ínpartial, just, "fair"; seren; n.
ferie
fair-copy nettage
fairly honestmen, justmen; (enough)
sat, passabilmen, alquant
fairy fea, silf(a), elf. ~ TALE: fiaba.
~ ART: feeríe; a. feeric
faith fide, crede, confidentic;
confession
faithful fidel (-itá)
faithless ínfidel, perfid (-ie)
fake falsificar (-ation); n. fraude;
(naut.) rul de cordage
falchion gladie, sabre
falcon ~ (-ero)
fall v. cader; ~ ASLEEP: indormir.
~ AWAY: deserter. ~ IN:
crular, cader in ruinas; (mil.)
formar se in ranges, stantar se.
~ OUT: querellar; ocurrer; (on
Exchange) ~ DUE: scader;
(noun) cade, cadida
fallacious ilusiv, deceptiv, sofistic
fallacy sofisme, fals conclusion, erra
fallible fallibil (-itá)
fallow íncultivat, ínusat, reposant;
(colour) falvi
false fals (-itá), fictiv, perfid. TO
PLAY ~: perfider
falsehood mentie, mentida
falsetto falsett(e)
falsify falsificar (-ation)
falter chancelar, vacilar; (in speech)
hesitar, balbutiar
fame fama (-osi), renomé
familiar fainiliari (-tá, -isar)
family familie (-al)
famine ~; (fig.) manca
famish afamar. TO BE FAMISHED:
famear
fan ventol (-ar); (tech.) ventilator
fanatic fanatic (-o). FANATICISME:
fanatisme
fanciful fantastic, capriciosi, imaginari,
marottic
fancy fantasie, imagination, idé,
notion, preferentie, gust; v.
imaginar, preferer, presentar se
fane temple
fanfare fanfare, tush
fang griffe
fantastic ~
fantasy fantasie
far a. lontan, distant; adv. mult. ~
TOO MUCH: mult tro mult.
AS ~ AS I KNOW: secun quo
yo save
farce farse, buffa, comedie; (cul.)
farce
fare v. standar; n. nutriment;
passagero; precie. HOW
MUCH IS THE ~?: quant
custa li viage?
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farewell adío, til revide!; a. demissional
farina farine
farm farme (-ero); v. cultivar; (- out)
locar, forluar
farrago mixtura, conglomerate
farrier huf-forjero; veterinario
farther plu lontan
fascinate fascinar (-ation), charmar
fashion moda; maniere, custom; (cut
of garment) fasson; v. fassonar
fashionable secun li moda
fast rapid, veloci; fix, stabil, firm;
(of clock) avansat, tro rapid; n.
carema (-ar), abstinentie
fasten fixar, ligar, serrar; (a dress)
agraffar
fastidious desfacilmen satisfat
fat a. grassi, corpulent; n. grasse
fate ~ (-al), destine
father patre. FATHER-IN-LAW:
belpatre. ~LESS: orfan, sin
patre; v. geniter; (- upon)
atribuer a
fathom (naut.) brassade. ~LINE:
sonde; v. sondar; comprender,
penetrar
fatigue fatiga (-ar), exhaustion
fatten ingrassar, far (devenir) grass
fatuous fatui (-tá), idiotic, absurd,
inept
fault defecte, manca, erra, culpa; v.
TO FIND ~: criticar
faulty ínperfect, defectiv
fauna ~, animalité
favour favore (-ar, -abil)
favourite a. favorit (-e, -isme), preferet
fawn cervello; a. cervin; v. TO ~
UPON: repter avan, flattachar
fawning servil, reptiv
fay fea, nimfa
fealty fidelitá
fear v. timer (-ore, -orosi)
fearful terribil; timid
feasible possibil, practicabil, efectuabil
feast festine, banquette, regale; v.
festinar, regalar (se)
feat (of agility etc.) artificie,
habilitá; heroic action
feather plum. FEATHERED: plumat.
~ WEIGHT: (sport) plumpóndere
feature trate, caracteristica
february februar
fecund ~ (-itá), fertil (-itá)
federal ~ (-isme)
federate federar (-ation)
fee honorarie, recompense
feeble debil (-itá, -isar)
feed v. a. nutrir, alimentar; (eat)
manjar; (cattle) forragear. TO
~ ON: nutrir se per
feel sentir; (by touch) palpar,
tastar.
how do you ~? qualmen vu standa?
feeler (ent.) antenne. TO PUT OUT
FEELERS: sondar
feeling sente, sensation, emotion
feign ficter, simular
feint fiction, simulation, pretexte;
tric; (fencing) finte
felicitate felicitar, gratular
feline catin
fell a. terribil, cruel; v. abatter,