macedònic

macedònic (feminine macedònica, masculine plural macedònics, feminine plural macedòniques)

macedònica (feminine)
macedònics (masculine plural)
macedòniques (feminine plural)

From macedoni (“a Macedonian person”) + -ic.

Macedonian (pertaining to Macedonia, the Macedonian people, or the Macedonian language)


maltès

ca-adj

maltès (feminine maltesa, masculine plural maltesos, feminine plural malteses)

maltesa (feminine)
maltesos (masculine plural)
malteses (feminine plural)
maltés (alternative Valencia)

Maltese (pertaining to Malta, the Maltese people, or to the Maltese language)


nàhuatl

nàhuatl m or f (masculine and feminine plural nàhuatls)

(colloquial) Nahuatl (pertaining to one of the Nahuatl languages)


frisó

frisó (feminine frisona, masculine plural frisons, feminine plural frisones)

frisona (feminine)
frisons (masculine plural)
frisones (feminine plural)

From Latin Frisia, from Frisii (“Frisians”).


letó

letó (feminine letona, masculine plural letons, feminine plural letones)

letona (feminine)
letons (masculine plural)
letones (feminine plural)

Latvian (pertaining to Latvia, the Latvian people, or the Latvian language)


danès

danès (feminine danesa, masculine plural danesos, feminine plural daneses)

danesa (feminine)
danesos (masculine plural)
daneses (feminine plural)
danés (alternative Valencia)

From Latin *danēnsis, from Dania (“Denmark”) + -ēnsis (“-ese”).

Danish; (of or relating to Denmark, or the people or language thereof)


bretó

bretó (feminine bretona, masculine plural bretons, feminine plural bretones)

bretona (feminine)
bretons (masculine plural)
bretones (feminine plural)

From Latin Brittōnem (“inhabitant of Britain”). Doublet of britó.

der

Breton (pertaining to Brittany, the Breton people, or the Breton language)


napolità

ca-adj

napolità (feminine napolitana, masculine plural napolitans, feminine plural napolitanes)

napolitana (feminine)
napolitans (masculine plural)
napolitanes (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Italian napoletano, from Latin neāpolītānus.

Neapolitan (of, from or relating to the city of Naples, capital and largest city of Campania, Italy, or the surrounding metropolitan city)

Neapolitan (relating to the Neapolitan language)


nepalès

nepalès (feminine nepalesa, masculine plural nepalesos, feminine plural nepaleses)

nepalesa (feminine)
nepalesos (masculine plural)
nepaleses (feminine plural)
nepalés (alternative Valencia)

Nepali (pertaining to Nepal, the Nepalese people, or the Nepalese language)


noruec

noruec (feminine noruega, masculine plural noruecs, feminine plural noruegues)

noruega (feminine)
noruecs (masculine plural)
noruegues (feminine plural)

Norwegian (pertaining to Norway, the Norwegian people, or to the Norwegian language)


polonès

polonès (feminine polonesa, masculine plural polonesos, feminine plural poloneses)

polonesa (feminine)
polonesos (masculine plural)
poloneses (feminine plural)
polonés (alternative Valencia)

Polish (pertaining to Poland, to the Polish people, or to the Polish language)


portuguès

portuguès (feminine portuguesa, masculine plural portuguesos, feminine plural portugueses)

portuguesa (feminine)
portuguesos (masculine plural)
portugueses (feminine plural)
portugalès (alternative obsolete)
portugués (alternative Valencia)

From portugalès, from Medieval Latin portucalēnsis.

Portuguese (of, from or relating to Portugal)

(relational) Portuguese (relating to the Portuguese language)


occità

occità (feminine occitana, masculine plural occitans, feminine plural occitanes)

occitana (feminine)
occitans (masculine plural)
occitanes (feminine plural)

Occitan (relating to the Occitan language)

Occitan (of, from or relating to the region of Occitania, France)


quítxua

quítxua m or f (masculine and feminine plural quítxues)

Quechuan (pertaining to the Quechuan people or the Quechuan languages)


romaní

romaní m or f (masculine and feminine plural romanís or (Valencian) romanins)

romanís (feminine masculine plural)
romanins (Valencian feminine masculine plural)

Romani (pertaining to the Roma people or to the Romani languages)


samoà

samoà (feminine samoana, masculine plural samoans, feminine plural samoanes)

samoana (feminine)
samoans (masculine plural)
samoanes (feminine plural)

Samoan (pertaining to the country of Samoa, to the Samoan Islands, to the Samoan people, or to the Samoan language)


sànscrit

sànscrit (feminine sànscrita, masculine plural sànscrits, feminine plural sànscrites)

sànscrita (feminine)
sànscrits (masculine plural)
sànscrites (feminine plural)

Sanskrit (pertaining to the Sanskrit language)


sicilià

sicilià (feminine siciliana, masculine plural sicilians, feminine plural sicilianes)

siciliana (feminine)
sicilians (masculine plural)
sicilianes (feminine plural)

Sicilian (pertaining to island of Sicily, to the inhabitants thereof, or to the Sicilian language)


ucraïnès

ucraïnès (feminine ucraïnesa, masculine plural ucraïnesos, feminine plural ucraïneses)

ucraïnesa (feminine)
ucraïnesos (masculine plural)
ucraïneses (feminine plural)
ucraïnés (alternative Valencia)

From Ucraïna (“Ukraine”) + -ès (“-ese”).

Ukrainian (pertaining to Ukraine, to the Ukrainian people, or to the Ukrainian language)


xinès

xinès (feminine xinesa, masculine plural xinesos, feminine plural xineses)

xinesa (feminine)
xinesos (masculine plural)
xineses (feminine plural)
xinés (alternative Valencia)


wòlof

wòlof m or f (masculine and feminine plural wòlofs)

Wolof (pertaining to the Wolof people or the Wolof language)


amarg

amarg (feminine amarga, masculine plural amargs, feminine plural amargues)

amarga (feminine)
amargs (masculine plural)
amargues (feminine plural)

From Old Catalan amar (“bitter”) (from Latin amārus), modified by influence from the verb amargar. Compare Spanish amargo.


salvatge

salvatge m or f (masculine and feminine plural salvatges)

Inherited from Old Catalan salvatge, from Vulgar Latin salvāticus, variant of Latin silvāticus (showing assimilation). Doublet of selvàtic, a learned borrowing via Italian.


fantàstic

fantàstic (feminine fantàstica, masculine plural fantàstics, feminine plural fantàstiques)

fantàstica (feminine)
fantàstics (masculine plural)
fantàstiques (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin phantasticus, from Ancient Greek φᾰντᾰστῐκός (phăntăstĭkós).


surrealista

ca-adj

surrealista m or f (masculine and feminine plural surrealistes)

surrealistes (feminine masculine plural)


imparcial

imparcial m or f (masculine and feminine plural imparcials)


bubònic

bubònic (feminine bubònica, masculine plural bubònics, feminine plural bubòniques)

bubònica (feminine)
bubònics (masculine plural)
bubòniques (feminine plural)

From New Latin būbōnicus. By surface analysis, bubó (“bubo”) + -ic (“pertaining to”).


sucursal

ca-adj

sucursal m or f (masculine and feminine plural sucursals)


reformista

reformista m or f (masculine and feminine plural reformistes)


somrient

somrient m or f (masculine and feminine plural somrients)


químic

químic (feminine química, masculine plural químics, feminine plural químiques)

química (feminine)
químics (masculine plural)
químiques (feminine plural)


indisponible

indisponible m or f (masculine and feminine plural indisponibles)

indisponibles (feminine masculine plural)


dionisíac

dionisíac (feminine dionisíaca, masculine plural dionisíacs, feminine plural dionisíaques)

dionisíaca (feminine)
dionisíacs (masculine plural)
dionisíaques (feminine plural)


apol·lini

apol·lini (feminine apol·línia, masculine plural apol·linis, feminine plural apol·línies)

apol·línia (feminine)
apol·linis (masculine plural)
apol·línies (feminine plural)


epirota

epirota m or f (masculine and feminine plural epirotes)


francesos

masculine plural of francès (Valencian: francés)


escoceses

feminine plural of escocès (Valencian: escocés)


interestatal

interestatal m or f (masculine and feminine plural interestatals)

interestatals (feminine masculine plural)


goidèlic

goidèlic (feminine goidèlica, masculine plural goidèlics, feminine plural goidèliques)

goidèlica (feminine)
goidèlics (masculine plural)
goidèliques (feminine plural)

Borrowed from English Goidelic, from Old Irish Goídel (“Gael”) + -ic. As with English, this term is used to avoid the ambiguity associated with the term gaèlic (“Gaelic”).

Goidelic (pertaining to the Goidels or the Goidelic languages)


gaèlic

gaèlic (feminine gaèlica, masculine plural gaèlics, feminine plural gaèliques)

gaèlica (feminine)
gaèlics (masculine plural)
gaèliques (feminine plural)

Borrowed from English Gaelic, ultimately from Old Irish Goídel (“Gael”).

Irish (pertaining to Irish or the Irish language)

Gaelic (pertaining to the Gaels or the Gaelic languages)


albanesos

masculine plural of albanès (Valencian: albanés)


anglesos

masculine plural of anglès (Valencian: anglés)


angleses

feminine plural of anglès (Valencian: anglés)


fagocitari

fagocitari (feminine fagocitària, masculine plural fagocitaris, feminine plural fagocitàries)

fagocitària (feminine)
fagocitaris (masculine plural)
fagocitàries (feminine plural)

From fagòcit + -ari. Compare French phagocytaire, Italian fagocitario.


burkinés

burkinés (feminine burkinesa, masculine plural burkinesos, feminine plural burkineses)

burkinesa (feminine)
burkinesos (masculine plural)
burkineses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of burkinès


feroeses

feminine plural of feroès (Valencian: feroés)


feroesos

masculine plural of feroès (Valencian: feroés)


danesos

masculine plural of danès (Valencian: danés)


fineses

feminine plural of finès (Valencian: finés)


finesos

masculine plural of finès (Valencian: finés)


finlandès

finlandès (feminine finlandesa, masculine plural finlandesos, feminine plural finlandeses)

finlandesa (feminine)
finlandesos (masculine plural)
finlandeses (feminine plural)
finlandés (alternative Valencia)

Finnish (of or relating to Finland, the Finnish people, or the Finnish language)


finlandeses

feminine plural of finlandès (Valencian: finlandés)


finlandesos

masculine plural of finlandès (Valencian: finlandés)


irlandès

irlandès (feminine irlandesa, masculine plural irlandesos, feminine plural irlandeses)

irlandesa (feminine)
irlandesos (masculine plural)
irlandeses (feminine plural)
irlandés (alternative Valencia)

Irish (pertaining to Ireland, the Irish people, or the Irish language)


irlandesos

masculine plural of irlandès (Valencian: irlandés)


escocès

escocès (feminine escocesa, masculine plural escocesos, feminine plural escoceses)

escocesa (feminine)
escocesos (masculine plural)
escoceses (feminine plural)
escocés (alternative Valencia)

Scottish (pertaining to Scotland, the Scottish people, or the Scottish language)


escocesos

masculine plural of escocès (Valencian: escocés)


siamés

siamés (feminine siamesa, masculine plural siamesos, feminine plural siameses)

siamesa (feminine)
siamesos (masculine plural)
siameses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of siamès


manès

manès (feminine manesa, masculine plural manesos, feminine plural maneses)

manesa (feminine)
manesos (masculine plural)
maneses (feminine plural)


manesos

masculine plural of manès (Valencian: manés)


maneses

feminine plural of manès (Valencian: manés)


kartvelià

kartvelià (feminine kartveliana, masculine plural kartvelians, feminine plural kartvelianes)

kartveliana (feminine)
kartvelians (masculine plural)
kartvelianes (feminine plural)

From Georgian ქართველი (kartveli, “Georgian person”) + Catalan suffix -à (“-an”).

der

Kartvelian (pertinent to the Kartvelian family of languages)

Georgian (pertinent to the country of Georgia)


eurocomunista

ca-adj

eurocomunista m or f (masculine and feminine plural eurocomunistes)

eurocomunistes (feminine masculine plural)


hongarés

hongarés (feminine hongaresa, masculine plural hongaresos, feminine plural hongareses)

hongaresa (feminine)
hongaresos (masculine plural)
hongareses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of hongarès


hongaresa

feminine of hongarès (Valencian: hongarés)


hongaresos

masculine plural of hongarès (Valencian: hongarés)


hongareses

feminine plural of hongarès (Valencian: hongarés)


islandesos

masculine plural of islandès (Valencian: islandés)


japonesos

masculine plural of japonès (Valencian: japonés)


filosa

Derivative of filar; replaced Old Catalan conolla.


vulnerari

vulnerari (feminine vulnerària, masculine plural vulneraris, feminine plural vulneràries)

vulnerària (feminine)
vulneraris (masculine plural)
vulneràries (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin vulnerārius.


macedònia

Feminine form of macedoni (“Macedonian”).


macedonià

ca-adj

macedonià (feminine macedoniana, masculine plural macedonians, feminine plural macedonianes)

macedoniana (feminine)
macedonians (masculine plural)
macedonianes (feminine plural)

From Macedoni (“Macedonius I of Constantinople”) + -à.

suffix

(Christianity) Macedonian (pertaining to the Macedonian heresy or to Macedonian heretics)


maltesos

masculine plural of maltès (Valencian: maltés)


neerlandesos

masculine plural of neerlandès (Valencian: neerlandés)


neerlandeses

feminine plural of neerlandès (Valencian: neerlandés)


nepalesa

feminine of nepalès (Valencian: nepalés)


nepalesos

masculine plural of nepalès (Valencian: nepalés)


nepaleses

feminine plural of nepalès (Valencian: nepalés)


polonesos

masculine plural of polonès (Valencian: polonés)


portuguesos

masculine plural of portuguès (Valencian: portugués)


romaneses

feminine plural of romanès (Valencian: romanés)


romanesos

masculine plural of romanès (Valencian: romanés)


romanesa

feminine of romanès (Valencian: romanés)


serbocroat

ca-adj

serbocroat (feminine serbocroata, masculine plural serbocroats, feminine plural serbocroates)

serbocroata (feminine)
serbocroats (masculine plural)
serbocroates (feminine plural)

Serbo-Croatian (pertaining to the Serbo-Croatian language(s))


bosnià

bosnià (feminine bosniana, masculine plural bosnians, feminine plural bosnianes)

bosniana (feminine)
bosnians (masculine plural)
bosnianes (feminine plural)

Bosnian (pertinent to Bosnia, the people of Bosnia, or the Bosnian language)


croat

croat (feminine croada, masculine plural croats, feminine plural croades)

croada (feminine)
croats (masculine plural)
croades (feminine plural)

From the participle of the obsolete Catalan verb croar (“to cross”).

(obsolete) decorated with one or more crosses


croat

croat (feminine croata, masculine plural croats, feminine plural croates)

croata (feminine)
croats (masculine plural)
croates (feminine plural)

Croatian (pertaining to Croatia, to the Croatian people, or to the Croatian language)


usuari

usuari (feminine usuària, masculine plural usuaris, feminine plural usuàries)

usuària (feminine)
usuaris (masculine plural)
usuàries (feminine plural)

persona usuària


merder

merder (feminine merdera, masculine plural merders, feminine plural merderes)

merdera (feminine)
merders (masculine plural)
merderes (feminine plural)


ucraïnés

ucraïnés (feminine ucraïnesa, masculine plural ucraïnesos, feminine plural ucraïneses)

ucraïnesa (feminine)
ucraïnesos (masculine plural)
ucraïneses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of ucraïnès


ucraïnesa

feminine of ucraïnès (Valencian: ucraïnés)


ucraïneses

feminine plural of ucraïnès (Valencian: ucraïnés)


ucraïnesos

masculine plural of ucraïnès (Valencian: ucraïnés)


infecund

infecund (feminine infecunda, masculine plural infecunds, feminine plural infecundes)

infecunda (feminine)
infecunds (masculine plural)
infecundes (feminine plural)


indoari

indoari (feminine indoària, masculine plural indoaris, feminine plural indoàries)

indoària (feminine)
indoaris (masculine plural)
indoàries (feminine plural)


xinés

xinés (feminine xinesa, masculine plural xinesos, feminine plural xineses)

xinesa (feminine)
xinesos (masculine plural)
xineses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of xinès


xineses

feminine plural of xinès (Valencian: xinés)


xinesos

masculine plural of xinès (Valencian: xinés)


malai

malai (feminine malaia, masculine plural malais, feminine plural malaies)

malaia (feminine)
malais (masculine plural)
malaies (feminine plural)

Borrowed from English Malay, from Malay Melayu.

Malay (pertaining to the Malay Peninsula, to the Malay people, or to the Malay language)


mexicà

mexicà (feminine mexicana, masculine plural mexicans, feminine plural mexicanes)

mexicana (feminine)
mexicans (masculine plural)
mexicanes (feminine plural)

Mexican (pertaining to Mexico or to the inhabitants thereof)


gal·lès

gal·lès (feminine gal·lesa, masculine plural gal·lesos, feminine plural gal·leses)

gal·lesa (feminine)
gal·lesos (masculine plural)
gal·leses (feminine plural)
gal·lés (alternative Valencia)

Welsh (pertaining to Wales, to the Welsh people, or to the Welsh language)


gal·lés

gal·lés (feminine gal·lesa, masculine plural gal·lesos, feminine plural gal·leses)

gal·lesa (feminine)
gal·lesos (masculine plural)
gal·leses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of gal·lès


gal·lesa

feminine of gal·lès (Valencian: gal·lés)


gal·lesos

masculine plural of gal·lès (Valencian: gal·lés)


gal·leses

feminine plural of gal·lès (Valencian: gal·lés)


avortiu

avortiu (feminine avortiva, masculine plural avortius, feminine plural avortives)

avortiva (feminine)
avortius (masculine plural)
avortives (feminine plural)

Refactoring of abortiu as its homophone in some dialects, avortiu, from avortar (“to abort”) + -iu (“-ive”).


àcid

àcid (feminine àcida, masculine plural àcids, feminine plural àcides)

àcida (feminine)
àcids (masculine plural)
àcides (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin acidus (“sour, tart”).

bor+

acid; sour; tart (having a sharp taste such as that of vinegar or a lemon)

(relational) acid; acidic (pertaining to an acid)

(mineralogy) acidic (containing a high proportion of silica)

(chemistry) acidic (having a pH less than 7)


incomprensible

ca-adj

incomprensible m or f (masculine and feminine plural incomprensibles)

incomprensibles (feminine masculine plural)


inimaginable

inimaginable m or f (masculine and feminine plural inimaginables)

inimaginables (feminine masculine plural)


religiós

religiós (feminine religiosa, masculine plural religiosos, feminine plural religioses)

religiosa (feminine)
religiosos (masculine plural)
religioses (feminine plural)


alquímic

alquímic (feminine alquímica, masculine plural alquímics, feminine plural alquímiques)

alquímica (feminine)
alquímics (masculine plural)
alquímiques (feminine plural)

From alquímia (“alchemy”) + -ic (“-ic”).


aliè

aliè (feminine aliena, masculine plural aliens, feminine plural alienes)

aliena (feminine)
aliens (masculine plural)
alienes (feminine plural)
alié (alternative Valencia)

Borrowed from Latin aliēnus, replacing the medieval allè, which was inherited from the same source.

alien (pertaining to one not part of the same group as another)

irrelevant (extraneous to the present subject)


anàrquic

anàrquic (feminine anàrquica, masculine plural anàrquics, feminine plural anàrquiques)

anàrquica (feminine)
anàrquics (masculine plural)
anàrquiques (feminine plural)

From anarquia (“anarchy”) + -ic (“-ic”).


estrellada

[əs.tɾəˈʎa.ðə]


foraster

foraster (feminine forastera, masculine plural forasters, feminine plural forasteres)

forastera (feminine)
forasters (masculine plural)
forasteres (feminine plural)

From forest (“forest”) (obsolete) + -er.


empirista

empirista m or f (masculine and feminine plural empiristes)


monofisita

monofisita m or f (masculine and feminine plural monofisites)

Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin monophysita, from Byzantine Greek μονοφυσίτης (monophusítēs), from μόνος (mónos, “single”) + φύσις (phúsis, “nature”).


vidu

ca-adj

vidu (feminine vídua, masculine plural vidus, feminine plural vídues)

vídua (feminine)
vidus (masculine plural)
vídues (feminine plural)
viudo (alternative)

Borrowed from Latin viduus. Compare the form viudo, modeled on the feminine viuda.


drus

drus (feminine drusa, masculine plural drusos, feminine plural druses)

drusa (feminine)
drusos (masculine plural)
druses (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Arabic دُرُوز (durūz), probably via French Druze.


neocolonialista

neocolonialista m or f (masculine and feminine plural neocolonialistes)

neocolonialistes (feminine masculine plural)


arbori

arbori (feminine arbòria, masculine plural arboris, feminine plural arbòries)

arbòria (feminine)
arboris (masculine plural)
arbòries (feminine plural)


injustificable

injustificable m or f (masculine and feminine plural injustificables)

injustificables (feminine masculine plural)


neumàtic

neumàtic (feminine neumàtica, masculine plural neumàtics, feminine plural neumàtiques)

neumàtica (feminine)
neumàtics (masculine plural)
neumàtiques (feminine plural)
pneumàtic (alternative)


pneumàtic

pneumàtic (feminine pneumàtica, masculine plural pneumàtics, feminine plural pneumàtiques)

pneumàtica (feminine)
pneumàtics (masculine plural)
pneumàtiques (feminine plural)
neumàtic (alternative)

Borrowed from Latin pneumaticus, from Ancient Greek πνευματικός (pneumatikós, “relating to wind or air”), from πνεῦμα (pneûma, “wind, air, breath, spirit”), from πνέω (pnéō, “to blow, breathe”).


discutible

ca-adj

discutible m or f (masculine and feminine plural discutibles)


perler

perler (feminine perlera, masculine plural perlers, feminine plural perleres)

perlera (feminine)
perlers (masculine plural)
perleres (feminine plural)


decidu

decidu (feminine decídua, masculine plural decidus, feminine plural decídues)

decídua (feminine)
decidus (masculine plural)
decídues (feminine plural)


truncat

truncat (feminine truncada, masculine plural truncats, feminine plural truncades)

truncada (feminine)
truncats (masculine plural)
truncades (feminine plural)


inclinat

inclinat (feminine inclinada, masculine plural inclinats, feminine plural inclinades)

inclinada (feminine)
inclinats (masculine plural)
inclinades (feminine plural)


ovoide

ovoide m or f (masculine and feminine plural ovoides)


fronter

fronter (feminine frontera, masculine plural fronters, feminine plural fronteres)

frontera (feminine)
fronters (masculine plural)
fronteres (feminine plural)


submarí

submarí (feminine submarina, masculine plural submarins, feminine plural submarines)

submarina (feminine)
submarins (masculine plural)
submarines (feminine plural)


abstracte

abstracte (feminine abstracta, masculine and feminine plural abstractes)

abstracta (feminine)
abstractes (feminine masculine plural)


invers

invers (feminine inversa, masculine plural inversos, feminine plural inverses)

inversa (feminine)
inversos (masculine plural)
inverses (feminine plural)


pluridisciplinari

pluridisciplinari (feminine pluridisciplinària, masculine plural pluridisciplinaris, feminine plural pluridisciplinàries)

pluridisciplinària (feminine)
pluridisciplinaris (masculine plural)
pluridisciplinàries (feminine plural)


anticonstitucional

anticonstitucional m or f (masculine and feminine plural anticonstitucionals)

anticonstitucionals (feminine masculine plural)


pestilencial

pestilencial m or f (masculine and feminine plural pestilencials)

pestilencials (feminine masculine plural)


bengali

bengali m or f (masculine and feminine plural bengalis)


numerari

numerari (feminine numerària, masculine plural numeraris, feminine plural numeràries)

numerària (feminine)
numeraris (masculine plural)
numeràries (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin numerārius. First attested in 1839.

numerary, tenured (of a position, held permanently)


picard

picard (feminine picarda, masculine plural picards, feminine plural picardes)

picarda (feminine)
picards (masculine plural)
picardes (feminine plural)

Picard (of, from or relating to Picardy, a cultural region part of the administrative region of Hauts-de-France, France)


prest

prest (feminine presta, masculine plural prests or prestos, feminine plural prestes)

presta (feminine)
prests (masculine plural)
prestos (masculine plural)
prestes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Late Latin praestus, from the Latin adverb praestō. Compare French prêt, Italian and Spanish presto.


cairota

cairota m or f (masculine and feminine plural cairotes)

Cairene (of, from or relating to the city of Cairo, capital of Egypt)


burgundi

burgundi (feminine burgúndia, masculine plural burgundis, feminine plural burgúndies)

burgúndia (feminine)
burgundis (masculine plural)
burgúndies (feminine plural)

Ultimately from Proto-Germanic *Burgundī.


pla

pla (feminine plana, masculine plural plans, feminine plural planes)

plana (feminine)
plans (masculine plural)
planes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Old Catalan plan, from Latin plānus, from Proto-Indo-European *pleh₂-. Compare Occitan plan, French plain, Spanish llano.

(linguistics) paroxytone, stressed on the penultimate syllable


contigu

contigu (feminine contigua, masculine plural contigus, feminine plural contigües)

contigua (feminine)
contigus (masculine plural)
contigües (feminine plural)


coer

coer (feminine coera, masculine plural coers, feminine plural coeres)

coera (feminine)
coers (masculine plural)
coeres (feminine plural)


genitiu

genitiu (feminine genitiva, masculine plural genitius, feminine plural genitives)

genitiva (feminine)
genitius (masculine plural)
genitives (feminine plural)


espinal

espinal m or f (masculine and feminine plural espinals)


guerrer

guerrer (feminine guerrera, masculine plural guerrers, feminine plural guerreres)

guerrera (feminine)
guerrers (masculine plural)
guerreres (feminine plural)

From guerra (“war”) + -er (relational suffix) or a Vulgar Latin *werrārius.


kirguís

ca-adj

kirguís (feminine kirguia, masculine plural kirguios, feminine plural kirguies)

kirguia (feminine)
kirguios (masculine plural)
kirguies (feminine plural)


feus

masculine plural of feu (“ugly, ungrateful, bad”)


intrafamiliar

intrafamiliar m or f (masculine and feminine plural intrafamiliars)

intrafamiliars (feminine masculine plural)


reial

reial m or f (masculine and feminine plural reials)

Inherited from Old Catalan reyal, from Latin rēgālis. Doublet of rial.


carmesí

carmesí (feminine carmesina, masculine plural carmesins, feminine plural carmesines)

carmesina (feminine)
carmesins (masculine plural)
carmesines (feminine plural)


turquesa

turquoise (having a pale greenish-blue colour)


feble

feble m or f (masculine and feminine plural febles)

→ Spanish: feble

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *fēbelis, from Latin flēbilis (“tearful, mournful, lamentable”) by dissimilation, from fleō (“to weep”) (akin to fluō (“to flow”)).


palés

ca-adj

palés (feminine palesa, masculine plural palesos, feminine plural paleses)

palesa (feminine)
palesos (masculine plural)
paleses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of palès


gaire

gaire m or f (masculine and feminine plural gaires or gaire)

gaires (feminine masculine plural)
gaire (feminine masculine plural)

Borrowed from Frankish *waigaro, related to *waigr (“resistant”). Compare Occitan gaire, Piedmontese vaire, French guère.

No té gaire diners.

(in negative constructions) not much, hardly any

Que té gaire diners?

No té gaires alumnes.

(in negative constructions) not many, hardly any

Que té gaires alumnes?


empresarial

empresarial m or f (masculine and feminine plural empresarials)

empresarials (feminine masculine plural)


sublim

sublim m or f (masculine and feminine plural sublims)

Learned borrowing from Latin sublīmis (“high”).


asteca

ca-adj

asteca m or f (masculine and feminine plural asteques)


eivissenc

eivissenc (feminine eivissenca, masculine plural eivissencs, feminine plural eivissenques)

eivissenca (feminine)
eivissencs (masculine plural)
eivissenques (feminine plural)


summe

summe (feminine summa, masculine and feminine plural summes)

summa (feminine)
summes (feminine masculine plural)

Borrowed from Latin summus. Compare the inherited Catalan som.


terrenal

terrenal m or f (masculine and feminine plural terrenals)

earthly, worldly (relating to the earth or this world, as opposed to heaven)


bitemporal

bitemporal m or f (masculine and feminine plural bitemporals)


contrastant

contrastant m or f (masculine and feminine plural contrastants)

contrastants (feminine masculine plural)


apuntador

apuntador (feminine apuntadora, masculine plural apuntadors, feminine plural apuntadores)

apuntadora (feminine)
apuntadors (masculine plural)
apuntadores (feminine plural)


adret

adret (feminine adreta, masculine plural adrets, feminine plural adretes)

adreta (feminine)
adrets (masculine plural)
adretes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *adderēctus, from ad- + derēctus.


ambidextre

ambidextre m or f (masculine and feminine plural ambidextres)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin ambidexter, from Latin ambi- + dexter.


telugu

telugu m or f (masculine and feminine plural telugus)


dolç

dolç (feminine dolça, masculine plural dolços, feminine plural dolces)

dolça (feminine)
dolços (masculine plural)
dolces (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin dulcem. Compare Occitan doç.


patogen

patogen (feminine patògena, masculine plural patògens, feminine plural patògenes)

patògena (feminine)
patògens (masculine plural)
patògenes (feminine plural)


erudit

erudit (feminine erudita, masculine plural erudits, feminine plural erudites)

erudita (feminine)
erudits (masculine plural)
erudites (feminine plural)


sonso

sonso (feminine sonsa, masculine plural sonsos, feminine plural sonses)

sonsa (feminine)
sonsos (masculine plural)
sonses (feminine plural)


anglonormand

anglonormand (feminine anglonormanda, masculine plural anglonormands, feminine plural anglonormandes)

anglonormanda (feminine)
anglonormands (masculine plural)
anglonormandes (feminine plural)


contestatari

contestatari (feminine contestatària, masculine plural contestataris, feminine plural contestatàries)

contestatària (feminine)
contestataris (masculine plural)
contestatàries (feminine plural)


convocatori

convocatori (feminine convocatòria, masculine plural convocatoris, feminine plural convocatòries)

convocatòria (feminine)
convocatoris (masculine plural)
convocatòries (feminine plural)


vaquer

vaquer (feminine vaquera, masculine plural vaquers, feminine plural vaqueres)

vaquera (feminine)
vaquers (masculine plural)
vaqueres (feminine plural)

Inherited from Early Medieval Latin vaccārius.


indicat

ca-adj

indicat (feminine indicada, masculine plural indicats, feminine plural indicades)

indicada (feminine)
indicats (masculine plural)
indicades (feminine plural)


roquer

roquer (feminine roquera, masculine plural roquers, feminine plural roqueres)

roquera (feminine)
roquers (masculine plural)
roqueres (feminine plural)


estel·lar

estel·lar m or f (masculine and feminine plural estel·lars)


infatigable

infatigable m or f (masculine and feminine plural infatigables)

infatigables (feminine masculine plural)


feminista

feminista m or f (masculine and feminine plural feministes)


confessable

confessable m or f (masculine and feminine plural confessables)

confessables (feminine masculine plural)


maula

maula m or f (masculine and feminine plural maules)


essencial

essencial m or f (masculine and feminine plural essencials)

Borrowed from Latin essentiālis, from esse (“to be”).


definitiu

definitiu (feminine definitiva, masculine plural definitius, feminine plural definitives)

definitiva (feminine)
definitius (masculine plural)
definitives (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin dēfīnītīvus. First attested in 1490.


castellà

castellà (feminine castellana, masculine plural castellans, feminine plural castellanes)

castellana (feminine)
castellans (masculine plural)
castellanes (feminine plural)

From Castella + -à, or borrowed from Spanish castellano.


poètic

poètic (feminine poètica, masculine plural poètics, feminine plural poètiques)

poètica (feminine)
poètics (masculine plural)
poètiques (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin poeticus, from Ancient Greek ποιητικός (poiētikós).


darrer

darrer (feminine darrera, masculine plural darrers, feminine plural darreres)

darrera (feminine)
darrers (masculine plural)
darreres (feminine plural)

Probably from an original *darrerer, from Vulgar Latin *deretrārius. By surface analysis, darrere + -er.

el darrer dia de vacances


fonamental

fonamental m or f (masculine and feminine plural fonamentals)


freqüent

freqüent m or f (masculine and feminine plural freqüents)

Borrowed from Latin frequentem. First attested in 1653.


paral·lel

paral·lel (feminine paral·lela, masculine plural paral·lels, feminine plural paral·leles)

paral·lela (feminine)
paral·lels (masculine plural)
paral·leles (feminine plural)

From Latin parallēlus, from Ancient Greek παράλληλος (parállēlos, “parallel”).


polític

ca-adj

polític (feminine política, masculine plural polítics, feminine plural polítiques)

política (feminine)
polítics (masculine plural)
polítiques (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin polīticus, from Ancient Greek πολιτικός (politikós).

mare política


lingüístic

lingüístic (feminine lingüística, masculine plural lingüístics, feminine plural lingüístiques)

lingüística (feminine)
lingüístics (masculine plural)
lingüístiques (feminine plural)

Partial calque of German linguistisch, ultimately from Latin lingua (“tongue; language”).

La recerca lingüística


sistemàtic

sistemàtic (feminine sistemàtica, masculine plural sistemàtics, feminine plural sistemàtiques)

sistemàtica (feminine)
sistemàtics (masculine plural)
sistemàtiques (feminine plural)

From Late Latin systematicus, from Ancient Greek συστηματικός (sustēmatikós).

der

συστηματικός

la tasca sistemàtica dels folkloristes de la fi del segle XIX


zoològic

ca-adj

zoològic (feminine zoològica, masculine plural zoològics, feminine plural zoològiques)

zoològica (feminine)
zoològics (masculine plural)
zoològiques (feminine plural)


relatiu

relatiu (feminine relativa, masculine plural relatius, feminine plural relatives)

relativa (feminine)
relatius (masculine plural)
relatives (feminine plural)


lèxic

lèxic (feminine lèxica, masculine plural lèxics, feminine plural lèxiques)

lèxica (feminine)
lèxics (masculine plural)
lèxiques (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek λεξῐκόν (lexĭkón).


ortogràfic

ca-adj

ortogràfic (feminine ortogràfica, masculine plural ortogràfics, feminine plural ortogràfiques)

ortogràfica (feminine)
ortogràfics (masculine plural)
ortogràfiques (feminine plural)

Els motius per a fer aquesta publicació són diversos, però el principal és la dispersió dels materials que conformen la normativa ortogràfica vigent.

2017, Ortografia catalana, Institut d'Estudis Catalans, →ISBN, page 13:

The reasons for making this publication are diverse, but the main one is the dispersion of the materials that make up the current spelling regulations.

orthographical, spelling (relating to or pertaining to spelling)


morfològic

morfològic (feminine morfològica, masculine plural morfològics, feminine plural morfològiques)

morfològica (feminine)
morfològics (masculine plural)
morfològiques (feminine plural)


patriòtic

patriòtic (feminine patriòtica, masculine plural patriòtics, feminine plural patriòtiques)

patriòtica (feminine)
patriòtics (masculine plural)
patriòtiques (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French patriotique, or patriota + -ic.


anònim

anònim (feminine anònima, masculine plural anònims, feminine plural anònimes)

anònima (feminine)
anònims (masculine plural)
anònimes (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin anōnymus. First attested in 1803.


enciclopèdic

enciclopèdic (feminine enciclopèdica, masculine plural enciclopèdics, feminine plural enciclopèdiques)

enciclopèdica (feminine)
enciclopèdics (masculine plural)
enciclopèdiques (feminine plural)

encyclopedic (fitting for an encyclopedia)


romàntic

romàntic (feminine romàntica, masculine plural romàntics, feminine plural romàntiques)

romàntica (feminine)
romàntics (masculine plural)
romàntiques (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French romantique, itself from Old French romanz + -ique. Do not confuse with romànic (“Romanesque, Romanic”).

romantic (having the qualities of romance)

Romantic (pertaining to the Romance era)


actiu

actiu (feminine activa, masculine plural actius, feminine plural actives)

activa (feminine)
actius (masculine plural)
actives (feminine plural)


indiscutible

indiscutible m or f (masculine and feminine plural indiscutibles)

indiscutibles (feminine masculine plural)


mínim

mínim (feminine mínima, masculine plural mínims, feminine plural mínimes)

mínima (feminine)
mínims (masculine plural)
mínimes (feminine plural)

El teu és de mínima importància

2009, Jean Grave, Les Aventures d'en Nono:


natiu

natiu (feminine nativa, masculine plural natius, feminine plural natives)

nativa (feminine)
natius (masculine plural)
natives (feminine plural)

Latin nātīvus. Compare the inherited doublet nadiu.


celebratiu

celebratiu (feminine celebrativa, masculine plural celebratius, feminine plural celebratives)

celebrativa (feminine)
celebratius (masculine plural)
celebratives (feminine plural)

manifestacions locals de caràcter polític o celebratiu

Local gatherings, either political or celebratory


existencial

existencial m or f (masculine and feminine plural existencials)

existencials (feminine masculine plural)


millor

millor m or f (masculine and feminine plural millors)

Inherited from Old Catalan mellor, from Latin meliōrem (“better”), from Proto-Indo-European *mélyōs, from *mel- (“strong, big”).


humil

humil m or f (masculine and feminine plural humils)

d'extracció social molt humil


cristià

cristià (feminine cristiana, masculine plural cristians, feminine plural cristianes)

cristiana (feminine)
cristians (masculine plural)
cristianes (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin Christiānus, from Christus, from Ancient Greek Χριστός (Khristós).


qualitatiu

qualitatiu (feminine qualitativa, masculine plural qualitatius, feminine plural qualitatives)

qualitativa (feminine)
qualitatius (masculine plural)
qualitatives (feminine plural)


intel·lectual

intel·lectual m or f (masculine and feminine plural intel·lectuals)

intel·lectuals (feminine masculine plural)


literari

literari (feminine literària, masculine plural literaris, feminine plural literàries)

literària (feminine)
literaris (masculine plural)
literàries (feminine plural)


excessiu

excessiu (feminine excessiva, masculine plural excessius, feminine plural excessives)

excessiva (feminine)
excessius (masculine plural)
excessives (feminine plural)


astronòmic

astronòmic (feminine astronòmica, masculine plural astronòmics, feminine plural astronòmiques)

astronòmica (feminine)
astronòmics (masculine plural)
astronòmiques (feminine plural)


ambiciós

ambiciós (feminine ambiciosa, masculine plural ambiciosos, feminine plural ambicioses)

ambiciosa (feminine)
ambiciosos (masculine plural)
ambicioses (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin ambitiōsus. By surface analysis, ambició + -ós.


autèntic

autèntic (feminine autèntica, masculine plural autèntics, feminine plural autèntiques)

autèntica (feminine)
autèntics (masculine plural)
autèntiques (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin authenticus, from Ancient Greek αὐθεντικός (authentikós).


desinteressat

desinteressat (feminine desinteressada, masculine plural desinteressats, feminine plural desinteressades)

desinteressada (feminine)
desinteressats (masculine plural)
desinteressades (feminine plural)


interessat

interessat (feminine interessada, masculine plural interessats, feminine plural interessades)

interessada (feminine)
interessats (masculine plural)
interessades (feminine plural)


llatí

llatí (feminine llatina, masculine plural llatins, feminine plural llatines)

llatina (feminine)
llatins (masculine plural)
llatines (feminine plural)


diplomàtic

diplomàtic (feminine diplomàtica, masculine plural diplomàtics, feminine plural diplomàtiques)

diplomàtica (feminine)
diplomàtics (masculine plural)
diplomàtiques (feminine plural)


mitjà

mitjà (feminine mitjana, masculine plural mitjans, feminine plural mitjanes)

mitjana (feminine)
mitjans (masculine plural)
mitjanes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Old Catalan mijà, from Latin mediānus. Compare Occitan mejan, French moyen, Portuguese meão.


comunal

comunal m or f (masculine and feminine plural comunals)

Inherited from Late Latin communālis, from Latin communis.


cronològic

cronològic (feminine cronològica, masculine plural cronològics, feminine plural cronològiques)

cronològica (feminine)
cronològics (masculine plural)
cronològiques (feminine plural)


últim

últim (feminine última, masculine plural últims, feminine plural últimes)

última (feminine)
últims (masculine plural)
últimes (feminine plural)

les últimes notícies

en aquests últims dies

l'últim pis


respectiu

respectiu (feminine respectiva, masculine plural respectius, feminine plural respectives)

respectiva (feminine)
respectius (masculine plural)
respectives (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin respectīvus.


dindi

ca-adj

dindi (feminine díndia, masculine plural dindis, feminine plural díndies)

díndia (feminine)
dindis (masculine plural)
díndies (feminine plural)

A rebracketing of d'Indi (“of India”), compare French dinde (“turkey”).


intel·ligible

intel·ligible m or f (masculine and feminine plural intel·ligibles)

intel·ligibles (feminine masculine plural)


escrit

escrit (feminine escrita, masculine plural escrits, feminine plural escrites)

escrita (feminine)
escrits (masculine plural)
escrites (feminine plural)


objectiu

objectiu (feminine objectiva, masculine plural objectius, feminine plural objectives)

objectiva (feminine)
objectius (masculine plural)
objectives (feminine plural)

objective (not influenced by emotions or prejudices)


introbable

introbable m or f (masculine and feminine plural introbables)

From in- + trobable. Compare French introuvable.


cornut

cornut (feminine cornuda, masculine plural cornuts, feminine plural cornudes)

cornuda (feminine)
cornuts (masculine plural)
cornudes (feminine plural)


després

després (feminine despresa, masculine plural despresos, feminine plural despreses)

despresa (feminine)
despresos (masculine plural)
despreses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of desprès


piramidal

piramidal m or f (masculine and feminine plural piramidals)


econòmic

econòmic (feminine econòmica, masculine plural econòmics, feminine plural econòmiques)

econòmica (feminine)
econòmics (masculine plural)
econòmiques (feminine plural)

el valor econòmic aproximatiu del donatiu

the approximate economic value of the donation


aproximatiu

aproximatiu (feminine aproximativa, masculine plural aproximatius, feminine plural aproximatives)

aproximativa (feminine)
aproximatius (masculine plural)
aproximatives (feminine plural)

Derived from aproximar, which is derived from pròxim, from Latin proximus.

[El] valor econòmic aproximatiu del donatiu

The approximate economic value of the donation


bibliogràfic

bibliogràfic (feminine bibliogràfica, masculine plural bibliogràfics, feminine plural bibliogràfiques)

bibliogràfica (feminine)
bibliogràfics (masculine plural)
bibliogràfiques (feminine plural)

From bibliogràfia + -ic (compare French bibliographique).


amfibi

amfibi (feminine amfíbia, masculine plural amfibis, feminine plural amfíbies)

amfíbia (feminine)
amfibis (masculine plural)
amfíbies (feminine plural)

Ultimately from Ancient Greek ἀμφίβιον (amphíbion).


legítim

legítim (feminine legítima, masculine plural legítims, feminine plural legítimes)

legítima (feminine)
legítims (masculine plural)
legítimes (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin lēgitimus (compare Portuguese and Spanish legítimo).


inacabat

inacabat (feminine inacabada, masculine plural inacabats, feminine plural inacabades)

inacabada (feminine)
inacabats (masculine plural)
inacabades (feminine plural)

From in- + acabat. Cognate with French inachevé.


folklòric

folklòric (feminine folklòrica, masculine plural folklòrics, feminine plural folklòriques)

folklòrica (feminine)
folklòrics (masculine plural)
folklòriques (feminine plural)


de costum

Com de costum, estic borratxo i ple de pastilles.


lobular

lobular m or f (masculine and feminine plural lobulars)


alguerès

alguerès (feminine algueresa, masculine plural algueresos, feminine plural alguereses)

algueresa (feminine)
algueresos (masculine plural)
alguereses (feminine plural)
alguerés (alternative Valencia)

From l'Alguer (“Alghero”) + -ès (“-ese”).

Algherese (of, from or relating to the city of Alghero, province of Sassari, Sardinia, Italy)


vàlid

vàlid (feminine vàlida, masculine plural vàlids, feminine plural vàlides)

vàlida (feminine)
vàlids (masculine plural)
vàlides (feminine plural)

In order to fix a valid set of spellinge for the Algherese dialect, Joan Pais created, in 1902, with very few materials […]

Per fixar una ortografia vàlida per a l'alguerès, Joan Pais comptava, l’any 1902, amb ben pocs materials […]


adversari

adversari (feminine adversària, masculine plural adversaris, feminine plural adversàries)

adversària (feminine)
adversaris (masculine plural)
adversàries (feminine plural)

Els jugadors adversaris hauran d'estar a una distància mínima de 5m fins que la pilota estigui en joc.

The opposing players must maintain a minimum distance of 5 meters until the ball is in play.


obert

obert (feminine oberta, masculine plural oberts, feminine plural obertes)

oberta (feminine)
oberts (masculine plural)
obertes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Old Catalan obert~ubert, from Vulgar Latin *opertus (compare Occitan obert~dobert, French ouvert), alteration of Latin apertus (compare Spanish abierto).

ulls oberts


catalanista

catalanista m or f (masculine and feminine plural catalanistes)

catalanistes (feminine masculine plural)

From català + -ista, from its root catalan-.


únic

únic (feminine única, masculine plural únics, feminine plural úniques)

única (feminine)
únics (masculine plural)
úniques (feminine plural)


devastador

devastador (feminine devastadora, masculine plural devastadors, feminine plural devastadores)

devastadora (feminine)
devastadors (masculine plural)
devastadores (feminine plural)


mesangial

mesangial m or f (masculine and feminine plural mesangials)


guit

guit (feminine guita, masculine plural guits, feminine plural guites)

guita (feminine)
guits (masculine plural)
guites (feminine plural)

From Frankish *wiht (“thing, creature”). Cognate with English wight.

bucking, that kicks (of a horse or mule)


ateu

ateu (feminine atea, masculine plural ateus, feminine plural atees)

atea (feminine)
ateus (masculine plural)
atees (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin atheos, from Ancient Greek ἄθεος (átheos).


semestral

semestral m or f (masculine and feminine plural semestrals)

semestral, semiannual (occurring once a semester or every six months)

un curs semestral

a one-semester course, a six-month course

(relational) semester; six-month (lasting one semester or six months)


inexistent

inexistent m or f (masculine and feminine plural inexistents)

Learned borrowing from Latin inexsistentem.


brusc

ca-adj

brusc (feminine brusca, masculine plural bruscs or bruscos, feminine plural brusques)

brusca (feminine)
bruscs (masculine plural)
bruscos (masculine plural)
brusques (feminine plural)


inquietant

inquietant m or f (masculine and feminine plural inquietants)

Learned borrowing from Latin inquiētāns.


catalanòfil

catalanòfil (feminine catalanòfila, masculine plural catalanòfils, feminine plural catalanòfiles)

catalanòfila (feminine)
catalanòfils (masculine plural)
catalanòfiles (feminine plural)


osc

osc (feminine osca, masculine plural oscs or oscos, feminine plural osques)

osca (feminine)
oscs (masculine plural)
oscos (masculine plural)
osques (feminine plural)


indefectible

indefectible m or f (masculine and feminine plural indefectibles)

indefectibles (feminine masculine plural)


balb

balb (feminine balba, masculine plural balbs, feminine plural balbes)

balba (feminine)
balbs (masculine plural)
balbes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin balbus (“stammering”). Doublet of bovo.


visitable

ca-adj

visitable m or f (masculine and feminine plural visitables)

"Però si es busca el poble més alt, és Rubió. És un poble que mai s'ha deshabitat, hi ha un restaurant i un jardí de roques visitable."

2021 November 3, Eloi Barrera, “Disputa pel títol de "poble més alt de Catalunya"”, in 3Cat, Catalunya al dia:

"But if you're looking for the highest village, it's Rubió. It's a village which has never emptied out, there's a restaurant and a visitable rock garden."


caut

caut (feminine cauta, masculine plural cauts, feminine plural cautes)

cauta (feminine)
cauts (masculine plural)
cautes (feminine plural)


espés

espés (feminine espessa, masculine plural espessos, feminine plural espesses)

espessa (feminine)
espessos (masculine plural)
espesses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of espès


verd

verd (feminine verda, masculine plural verds, feminine plural verdes)

verda (feminine)
verds (masculine plural)
verdes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin virdis, syncopated from Classical Latin viridis. Cf. Occitan verd, French vert, Italian verde and Spanish verde.


cordiforme

cordiforme m or f (masculine and feminine plural cordiformes)

cordate; heart-shaped (having the supposed shape of a heart)


ortodox

ortodox (feminine ortodoxa, masculine plural ortodoxos, feminine plural ortodoxes)

ortodoxa (feminine)
ortodoxos (masculine plural)
ortodoxes (feminine plural)


unipersonal

unipersonal m or f (masculine and feminine plural unipersonals)

unipersonals (feminine masculine plural)

unipersonal (comprising a single person)

(grammar) impersonal (not having a subject, or having a third person pronoun without an antecedent)


petri

petri (feminine pètria, masculine plural petris, feminine plural pètries)

pètria (feminine)
petris (masculine plural)
pètries (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin petreus, from petra (“stone, rock”).

meteorits petris

una constitució pètria


persuasible

persuasible m or f (masculine and feminine plural persuasibles)

persuasibles (feminine masculine plural)


nihilista

nihilista m or f (masculine and feminine plural nihilistes)


elitista

elitista m or f (masculine and feminine plural elitistes)


ocupant

ocupant m or f (masculine and feminine plural ocupants)

Borrowed from Latin occupantem, present active participle of occupō.

les forces ocupants


radicular

radicular m or f (masculine and feminine plural radiculars)


basc

basc (feminine basca, masculine plural bascs or bascos, feminine plural basques)

basca (feminine)
bascs (masculine plural)
bascos (masculine plural)
basques (feminine plural)


hedonista

hedonista m or f (masculine and feminine plural hedonistes)


llong

llong (feminine llonga, masculine plural llongs, feminine plural llongues)

llonga (feminine)
llongs (masculine plural)
llongues (feminine plural)
llonch (alternative)


calculat

calculat (feminine calculada, masculine plural calculats, feminine plural calculades)

calculada (feminine)
calculats (masculine plural)
calculades (feminine plural)


artesanal

artesanal m or f (masculine and feminine plural artesanals)


comerciant

comerciant m or f (masculine and feminine plural comerciants)


putrescible

putrescible m or f (masculine and feminine plural putrescibles)

putrescibles (feminine masculine plural)


bengalí

bengalí m or f (masculine and feminine plural bengalís)

bengalís (feminine masculine plural)
bengali (alternative)


mirador

mirador (feminine miradora, masculine plural miradors, feminine plural miradores)

miradora (feminine)
miradors (masculine plural)
miradores (feminine plural)


fleuma

fleuma m or f (masculine and feminine plural fleumes)

Inherited from Latin phlegma. Doublet of flegma, a learned borrowing. For the sense development, compare phlegmatic.

La meva madrastra, que era tan fleuma com maligna per complir amb el seu paper estereotipat, tenia gelos.

2004, Carme Riera, La meitat de l'ànima:

My stepmother, who was as weak as she was evil in order to fulfil her stereotyped role, was jealous.


cantonés

cantonés (feminine cantonesa, masculine plural cantonesos, feminine plural cantoneses)

cantonesa (feminine)
cantonesos (masculine plural)
cantoneses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of cantonès


sonat

sonat (feminine sonada, masculine plural sonats, feminine plural sonades)

sonada (feminine)
sonats (masculine plural)
sonades (feminine plural)


coler

coler (feminine colera, masculine plural colers, feminine plural coleres)

colera (feminine)
colers (masculine plural)
coleres (feminine plural)

From Latin coāgulārius, from coāgulō (“I curdle”).

olla colera


variat

variat (feminine variada, masculine plural variats, feminine plural variades)

variada (feminine)
variats (masculine plural)
variades (feminine plural)


veler

veler (feminine velera, masculine plural velers, feminine plural veleres)

velera (feminine)
velers (masculine plural)
veleres (feminine plural)


palmat

palmat (feminine palmada, masculine plural palmats, feminine plural palmades)

palmada (feminine)
palmats (masculine plural)
palmades (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from New Latin palmātus.


rogent

ca-adj

rogent m or f (masculine and feminine plural rogents)

From roig (“red”), possibly by contamination with roent (“very hot”). First attested in the 18th century.

reddish, sunset/dawn red (chiefly of the sky)


armat

armat (feminine armada, masculine plural armats, feminine plural armades)

armada (feminine)
armats (masculine plural)
armades (feminine plural)


lactant

lactant m or f (masculine and feminine plural lactants)


temperat

temperat (feminine temperada, masculine plural temperats, feminine plural temperades)

temperada (feminine)
temperats (masculine plural)
temperades (feminine plural)

El clima de Planoles és un clima temperat humit sense estació seca.

The climate of Planoles is a humid temperate climate without a dry season.


violat

violat (feminine violada, masculine plural violats, feminine plural violades)

violada (feminine)
violats (masculine plural)
violades (feminine plural)


vorer

vorer (feminine vorera, masculine plural vorers, feminine plural voreres)

vorera (feminine)
vorers (masculine plural)
voreres (feminine plural)


complicat

complicat (feminine complicada, masculine plural complicats, feminine plural complicades)

complicada (feminine)
complicats (masculine plural)
complicades (feminine plural)


honorari

honorari (feminine honorària, masculine plural honoraris, feminine plural honoràries)

honorària (feminine)
honoraris (masculine plural)
honoràries (feminine plural)


antiquat

antiquat (feminine antiquada, masculine plural antiquats, feminine plural antiquades)

antiquada (feminine)
antiquats (masculine plural)
antiquades (feminine plural)


oblic

oblic (feminine obliqua, masculine plural oblics, feminine plural obliqües)

obliqua (feminine)
oblics (masculine plural)
obliqües (feminine plural)


augmentat

augmentat (feminine augmentada, masculine plural augmentats, feminine plural augmentades)

augmentada (feminine)
augmentats (masculine plural)
augmentades (feminine plural)

quinta augmentada


vagant

vagant m or f (masculine and feminine plural vagants)


cient

cient m or f (masculine and feminine plural cients)

Learned borrowing from Latin sciēns, scientem (“knowing, aware; having expertise”).


viner

ca-adj

viner (feminine vinera, masculine plural viners, feminine plural vineres)

vinera (feminine)
viners (masculine plural)
vineres (feminine plural)


vigent

vigent m or f (masculine and feminine plural vigents)

Borrowed from Latin vigentem (“flourishing”).


fixi

ca-adj

fixi (feminine fíxia, masculine plural fixis, feminine plural fíxies)

fíxia (feminine)
fixis (masculine plural)
fíxies (feminine plural)


carpat

carpat (feminine carpada, masculine plural carpats, feminine plural carpades)

carpada (feminine)
carpats (masculine plural)
carpades (feminine plural)

(diving, gymnastics) piked (with the knees straight and the body bent at the waist)


convincent

convincent m or f (masculine and feminine plural convincents)


prematur

prematur (feminine prematura, masculine plural prematurs, feminine plural prematures)

prematura (feminine)
prematurs (masculine plural)
prematures (feminine plural)


resistent

resistent m or f (masculine and feminine plural resistents)


garrit

garrit (feminine garrida, masculine plural garrits, feminine plural garrides)

garrida (feminine)
garrits (masculine plural)
garrides (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Spanish garrido, from Old Spanish garrir (“prattle, chat”), from Latin garriō.


definit

definit (feminine definida, masculine plural definits, feminine plural definides)

definida (feminine)
definits (masculine plural)
definides (feminine plural)


addicte

addicte (feminine addicta, masculine and feminine plural addictes)

addicta (feminine)
addictes (feminine masculine plural)


sulfuri

sulfuri (feminine sulfúria, masculine plural sulfuris, feminine plural sulfúries)

sulfúria (feminine)
sulfuris (masculine plural)
sulfúries (feminine plural)


cineri

cineri (feminine cinèria, masculine plural cineris, feminine plural cinèries)

cinèria (feminine)
cineris (masculine plural)
cinèries (feminine plural)


contradictori

contradictori (feminine contradictòria, masculine plural contradictoris, feminine plural contradictòries)

contradictòria (feminine)
contradictoris (masculine plural)
contradictòries (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Late Latin contrādictōrius (“contradictory”), from Latin contrādīcō (“to speak against; contradict”).


corpori

ca-adj

corpori (feminine corpòria, masculine plural corporis, feminine plural corpòries)

corpòria (feminine)
corporis (masculine plural)
corpòries (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin corporeus. First attested in 1487.


sideri

sideri (feminine sidèria, masculine plural sideris, feminine plural sidèries)

sidèria (feminine)
sideris (masculine plural)
sidèries (feminine plural)


intacte

intacte (feminine intacta, masculine and feminine plural intactes)

intacta (feminine)
intactes (feminine masculine plural)


maia

maia m or f (masculine and feminine plural maies)

Mayan (of or relating to the Maya people of Central America)


carolina

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


patrici

ca-adj

patrici (feminine patrícia, masculine plural patricis, feminine plural patrícies)

patrícia (feminine)
patricis (masculine plural)
patrícies (feminine plural)


erecte

erecte (feminine erecta, masculine and feminine plural erectes)

erecta (feminine)
erectes (feminine masculine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin erectus. Doublet of ert, a popular development.


auri

auri (feminine àuria, masculine plural auris, feminine plural àuries)

àuria (feminine)
auris (masculine plural)
àuries (feminine plural)


vitri

vitri (feminine vítria, masculine plural vitris, feminine plural vítries)

vítria (feminine)
vitris (masculine plural)
vítries (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin vitreus (“of glass”).


tritici

ca-adj

tritici (feminine tritícia, masculine plural triticis, feminine plural tritícies)

tritícia (feminine)
triticis (masculine plural)
tritícies (feminine plural)

s'ha pogut determinar que la seva alimentació era rica en midó i espècies tritícies, és a dir, que es fonamentava en cereals com el blat i l'ordi.

it has been possible to determine that their diet was rich in starch and wheaten species, that is, it was based on cereals such as wheat and barley.

(relational) related to wheat, of the nature of wheat, wheaten


educat

educat (feminine educada, masculine plural educats, feminine plural educades)

educada (feminine)
educats (masculine plural)
educades (feminine plural)


tronat

tronat (feminine tronada, masculine plural tronats, feminine plural tronades)

tronada (feminine)
tronats (masculine plural)
tronades (feminine plural)


igni

igni (feminine ígnia, masculine plural ignis, feminine plural ígnies)

ígnia (feminine)
ignis (masculine plural)
ígnies (feminine plural)


inexacte

inexacte (feminine inexacta, masculine and feminine plural inexactes)

inexacta (feminine)
inexactes (feminine masculine plural)


incorrecte

incorrecte (feminine incorrecta, masculine and feminine plural incorrectes)

incorrecta (feminine)
incorrectes (feminine masculine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin incorrectus.


procedent

ca-adj

procedent m or f (masculine and feminine plural procedents)


senar

senar m or f (masculine and feminine plural senars)


considerat

considerat (feminine considerada, masculine plural considerats, feminine plural considerades)

considerada (feminine)
considerats (masculine plural)
considerades (feminine plural)


saltat

saltat (feminine saltada, masculine plural saltats, feminine plural saltades)

saltada (feminine)
saltats (masculine plural)
saltades (feminine plural)


drusa

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


exponencial

ca-adj

exponencial m or f (masculine and feminine plural exponencials)

exponencials (feminine masculine plural)


sofisticat

sofisticat (feminine sofisticada, masculine plural sofisticats, feminine plural sofisticades)

sofisticada (feminine)
sofisticats (masculine plural)
sofisticades (feminine plural)


determinat

determinat (feminine determinada, masculine plural determinats, feminine plural determinades)

determinada (feminine)
determinats (masculine plural)
determinades (feminine plural)


sedant

sedant m or f (masculine and feminine plural sedants)

Borrowed from Latin sēdantem (“setting”), present active participle of sēdō (“to settle, calm, assuage”).


retardat

ca-adj

retardat (feminine retardada, masculine plural retardats, feminine plural retardades)

retardada (feminine)
retardats (masculine plural)
retardades (feminine plural)


benvingut

benvingut (feminine benvinguda, masculine plural benvinguts, feminine plural benvingudes)

benvinguda (feminine)
benvinguts (masculine plural)
benvingudes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Vulgar Latin *bene venūtus, presumably a calque of a Frankish term, derived from Proto-Germanic *wiljakwemô (“a welcome guest or arrival”), from which many modern Germanic forms descend, such as English welcome. By surface analysis, ben (“well”) + vingut (“come”).


benvinguda

Literally, “well come”. From ben (“well”) + vinguda (“come”). Presumably a calque of a Frankish term, from Proto-Germanic *wiljakwumô (“a welcome guest or arrival”), from which many modern Germanic forms descend, as English welcome.
The are many cognates in other Romance languages, such as French bienvenu, Spanish bienvenido and Italian benvenuto.


feliç

ca-adj

feliç m or f (masculine plural feliços, feminine plural felices)

feliços (masculine plural)
felices (feminine plural)

First attested in the 15th century. Probably borrowed from Latin fēlīcem. Compare Spanish feliz.


afectuós

afectuós (feminine afectuosa, masculine plural afectuosos, feminine plural afectuoses)

afectuosa (feminine)
afectuosos (masculine plural)
afectuoses (feminine plural)

From afecte + -ós. First attested in the 14th century.


suau

suau m or f (masculine and feminine plural suaus)


vermell

vermell (feminine vermella, masculine plural vermells, feminine plural vermelles)

vermella (feminine)
vermells (masculine plural)
vermelles (feminine plural)

Inherited from Old Catalan vermell~vermeyl, from Latin vermiculus (“little worm”). Compare Occitan vermelh, French vermeil, Spanish bermejo, Portuguese vermelho, Italian vermiglio. First attested in the 13th century.


porpra

Inherited from Old Catalan porpra, from Latin purpura, borrowed from Ancient Greek πορφύρα (porphúra). Doublet of the later borrowing púrpura. Compare Occitan porpra, French pourpre.


gregorià

gregorià (feminine gregoriana, masculine plural gregorians, feminine plural gregorianes)

gregoriana (feminine)
gregorians (masculine plural)
gregorianes (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin Grēgoriānus. Equivalent to Gregori + -à.


americà

ca-adj

americà (feminine americana, masculine plural americans, feminine plural americanes)

americana (feminine)
americans (masculine plural)
americanes (feminine plural)


electromagnètic

electromagnètic (feminine electromagnètica, masculine plural electromagnètics, feminine plural electromagnètiques)

electromagnètica (feminine)
electromagnètics (masculine plural)
electromagnètiques (feminine plural)


torrencial

torrencial m or f (masculine and feminine plural torrencials)


disconforme

disconforme m or f (masculine and feminine plural disconformes)

disconformes (feminine masculine plural)


malalt

malalt (feminine malalta, masculine plural malalts, feminine plural malaltes)

malalta (feminine)
malalts (masculine plural)
malaltes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Old Catalan malate, malaute, from Latin male habitus (“ill-kept, run down”).
The sound changes approximately ran as follows: *[maˈlaβtu] > [maˈlau̯te] > [maˈlaɫt]. The last stage involves a reidentification of coda [u̯] as the phoneme /l/, heavily velarized in coda positions. Cf. Catalan colze < colde < *coude < *[ˈkoβ(e)do] < Latin cubitum.


valencià

ca-adj

valencià (feminine valenciana, masculine plural valencians, feminine plural valencianes)

valenciana (feminine)
valencians (masculine plural)
valencianes (feminine plural)


txec

txec (feminine txeca, masculine plural txecs, feminine plural txeques)

txeca (feminine)
txecs (masculine plural)
txeques (feminine plural)


feixista

feixista m or f (masculine and feminine plural feixistes)

Calque of Italian fascista (“fascist”), replacing Italian fascio with Catalan feix, both deriving from Latin fascis.


lloca

lloca m or f (masculine and feminine plural lloques)

Onomatopoeic. Compare German Glucke, Spanish clueca, Italian chioccia, etc.


anàdrom

anàdrom (feminine anàdroma, masculine plural anàdroms, feminine plural anàdromes)

anàdroma (feminine)
anàdroms (masculine plural)
anàdromes (feminine plural)


nord-oriental

nord-oriental m or f (masculine and feminine plural nord-orientals)

nord-orientals (feminine masculine plural)


sud-oriental

sud-oriental m or f (masculine and feminine plural sud-orientals)

sud-orientals (feminine masculine plural)


sud-occidental

sud-occidental m or f (masculine and feminine plural sud-occidentals)

sud-occidentals (feminine masculine plural)


nord-occidental

nord-occidental m or f (masculine and feminine plural nord-occidentals)

nord-occidentals (feminine masculine plural)


llarg

llarg (feminine llarga, masculine plural llargs, feminine plural llargues)

llarga (feminine)
llargs (masculine plural)
llargues (feminine plural)
llarch (alternative obsolete)

Inherited from Old Catalan larch, inherited from Latin largus.


delitable

delitable m or f (masculine and feminine plural delitables)


rèptil

rèptil m or f (masculine and feminine plural rèptils)


patriarcal

patriarcal m or f (masculine and feminine plural patriarcals)

Learned borrowing from Latin patriarchālis. First attested in the 17th century. By surface analysis, patriarca + -al.


llirià

ca-adj

llirià (feminine lliriana, masculine plural llirians, feminine plural llirianes)

lliriana (feminine)
llirians (masculine plural)
llirianes (feminine plural)

of, from or relating to the town of Llíria, Valencia, Spain


beterà

beterà (feminine beterana, masculine plural beterans, feminine plural beteranes)

beterana (feminine)
beterans (masculine plural)
beteranes (feminine plural)

of, from or relating to the town of Bétera, Valencia, Spain


invertit

invertit (feminine invertida, masculine plural invertits, feminine plural invertides)

invertida (feminine)
invertits (masculine plural)
invertides (feminine plural)


màxim

màxim (feminine màxima, masculine plural màxims, feminine plural màximes)

màxima (feminine)
màxims (masculine plural)
màximes (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin maximus and maximum.


apte

apte (feminine apta, masculine and feminine plural aptes)

apta (feminine)
aptes (feminine masculine plural)


tardà

tardà (feminine tardana, masculine plural tardans, feminine plural tardanes)

tardana (feminine)
tardans (masculine plural)
tardanes (feminine plural)


que ve

Diumenge que ve faig anys

La parada que ve és la nostra

next, coming (day, week, month etc.; also as next stop on the bus, train etc)


apetitós

apetitós (feminine apetitosa, masculine plural apetitosos, feminine plural apetitoses)

apetitosa (feminine)
apetitosos (masculine plural)
apetitoses (feminine plural)


senzill

senzill (feminine senzilla, masculine plural senzills, feminine plural senzilles)

senzilla (feminine)
senzills (masculine plural)
senzilles (feminine plural)


suficient

suficient m or f (masculine and feminine plural suficients)


llunyà

llunyà (feminine llunyana, masculine plural llunyans, feminine plural llunyanes)

llunyana (feminine)
llunyans (masculine plural)
llunyanes (feminine plural)

fa molt de temps, en una galàxia llunyana


aranés

aranés (feminine aranesa, masculine plural aranesos, feminine plural araneses)

aranesa (feminine)
aranesos (masculine plural)
araneses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of aranès


constipat

constipat (feminine constipada, masculine plural constipats, feminine plural constipades)

constipada (feminine)
constipats (masculine plural)
constipades (feminine plural)


deliberat

deliberat (feminine deliberada, masculine plural deliberats, feminine plural deliberades)

deliberada (feminine)
deliberats (masculine plural)
deliberades (feminine plural)


canadenc

canadenc (feminine canadenca, masculine plural canadencs, feminine plural canadenques)

canadenca (feminine)
canadencs (masculine plural)
canadenques (feminine plural)

[kə.nəˈðəŋk]


indefinit

indefinit (feminine indefinida, masculine plural indefinits, feminine plural indefinides)

indefinida (feminine)
indefinits (masculine plural)
indefinides (feminine plural)


hipotètic

hipotètic (feminine hipotètica, masculine plural hipotètics, feminine plural hipotètiques)

hipotètica (feminine)
hipotètics (masculine plural)
hipotètiques (feminine plural)


electe

electe (feminine electa, masculine and feminine plural electes)

electa (feminine)
electes (feminine masculine plural)


eslau

eslau (feminine eslava, masculine plural eslaus, feminine plural eslaves)

eslava (feminine)
eslaus (masculine plural)
eslaves (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin Slavus, from Late Latin Sclavus, from Byzantine Greek Σκλάβος (Sklábos), which see for more. See also the related esclau.

llengües eslaves


comú

comú (feminine comuna, masculine plural comuns, feminine plural comunes)

comuna (feminine)
comuns (masculine plural)
comunes (feminine plural)


autocrític

autocrític (feminine autocrítica, masculine plural autocrítics, feminine plural autocrítiques)

autocrítica (feminine)
autocrítics (masculine plural)
autocrítiques (feminine plural)


perillós

perillós (feminine perillosa, masculine plural perillosos, feminine plural perilloses)

perillosa (feminine)
perillosos (masculine plural)
perilloses (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin perīculōsus. By surface analysis, perill + -ós. Compare Occitan perilhós, French périlleux.


creixent

creixent m or f (masculine and feminine plural creixents)


complaent

complaent m or f (masculine and feminine plural complaents)


begut

begut (feminine beguda, masculine plural beguts, feminine plural begudes)

beguda (feminine)
beguts (masculine plural)
begudes (feminine plural)


creient

creient m or f (masculine and feminine plural creients)


cregut

cregut (feminine creguda, masculine plural creguts, feminine plural cregudes)

creguda (feminine)
creguts (masculine plural)
cregudes (feminine plural)


distret

distret (feminine distreta, masculine plural distrets, feminine plural distretes)

distreta (feminine)
distrets (masculine plural)
distretes (feminine plural)


mogut

mogut (feminine moguda, masculine plural moguts, feminine plural mogudes)

moguda (feminine)
moguts (masculine plural)
mogudes (feminine plural)

(predicative) sexually excited, randy, horny


degut

degut (feminine deguda, masculine plural deguts, feminine plural degudes)

deguda (feminine)
deguts (masculine plural)
degudes (feminine plural)


coent

coent m or f (masculine and feminine plural coents)


plaent

plaent m or f (masculine and feminine plural plaents)


romanent

romanent m or f (masculine and feminine plural romanents)


corrent

corrent m or f (masculine and feminine plural corrents)


reeixit

reeixit (feminine reeixida, masculine plural reeixits, feminine plural reeixides)

reeixida (feminine)
reeixits (masculine plural)
reeixides (feminine plural)


seguit

seguit (feminine seguida, masculine plural seguits, feminine plural seguides)

seguida (feminine)
seguits (masculine plural)
seguides (feminine plural)


divertit

divertit (feminine divertida, masculine plural divertits, feminine plural divertides)

divertida (feminine)
divertits (masculine plural)
divertides (feminine plural)


cobert

cobert (feminine coberta, masculine plural coberts, feminine plural cobertes)

coberta (feminine)
coberts (masculine plural)
cobertes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin coopertus. Compare Occitan cobèrt and French couvert.


agraït

agraït (feminine agraïda, masculine plural agraïts, feminine plural agraïdes)

agraïda (feminine)
agraïts (masculine plural)
agraïdes (feminine plural)


ferí

ferí (feminine ferina, masculine plural ferins, feminine plural ferines)

ferina (feminine)
ferins (masculine plural)
ferines (feminine plural)


ferit

ferit (feminine ferida, masculine plural ferits, feminine plural ferides)

ferida (feminine)
ferits (masculine plural)
ferides (feminine plural)

In the sense of “smitten”, compare French féru.


anomenat

anomenat (feminine anomenada, masculine plural anomenats, feminine plural anomenades)

anomenada (feminine)
anomenats (masculine plural)
anomenades (feminine plural)


cagat

cagat (feminine cagada, masculine plural cagats, feminine plural cagades)

cagada (feminine)
cagats (masculine plural)
cagades (feminine plural)

Past participle of the verb cagar, corresponding to Latin cacātus.


cansat

cansat (feminine cansada, masculine plural cansats, feminine plural cansades)

cansada (feminine)
cansats (masculine plural)
cansades (feminine plural)

(something) tiring, causing to become tired


capolat

capolat (feminine capolada, masculine plural capolats, feminine plural capolades)

capolada (feminine)
capolats (masculine plural)
capolades (feminine plural)


casat

casat (feminine casada, masculine plural casats, feminine plural casades)

casada (feminine)
casats (masculine plural)
casades (feminine plural)


comptat

comptat (feminine comptada, masculine plural comptats, feminine plural comptades)

comptada (feminine)
comptats (masculine plural)
comptades (feminine plural)


deixat

deixat (feminine deixada, masculine plural deixats, feminine plural deixades)

deixada (feminine)
deixats (masculine plural)
deixades (feminine plural)


encantat

encantat (feminine encantada, masculine plural encantats, feminine plural encantades)

encantada (feminine)
encantats (masculine plural)
encantades (feminine plural)


escotat

escotat (feminine escotada, masculine plural escotats, feminine plural escotades)

escotada (feminine)
escotats (masculine plural)
escotades (feminine plural)

Es va portar un vestit escotat de la part de l'esquena.

décolleté, low-cut (having a low neckline in either front or back)


esperat

esperat (feminine esperada, masculine plural esperats, feminine plural esperades)

esperada (feminine)
esperats (masculine plural)
esperades (feminine plural)


estimat

estimat (feminine estimada, masculine plural estimats, feminine plural estimades)

estimada (feminine)
estimats (masculine plural)
estimades (feminine plural)


il·lustrat

il·lustrat (feminine il·lustrada, masculine plural il·lustrats, feminine plural il·lustrades)

il·lustrada (feminine)
il·lustrats (masculine plural)
il·lustrades (feminine plural)


marcat

marcat (feminine marcada, masculine plural marcats, feminine plural marcades)

marcada (feminine)
marcats (masculine plural)
marcades (feminine plural)


pagà

pagà (feminine pagana, masculine plural pagans, feminine plural paganes)

pagana (feminine)
pagans (masculine plural)
paganes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Old Catalan pagà, borrowed from Latin pāgānus. Compare French païen (inherited) and Spanish pagano (probably borrowed).


plegat

plegat (feminine plegada, masculine plural plegats, feminine plural plegades)

plegada (feminine)
plegats (masculine plural)
plegades (feminine plural)


regalat

regalat (feminine regalada, masculine plural regalats, feminine plural regalades)

regalada (feminine)
regalats (masculine plural)
regalades (feminine plural)


representant

representant m or f (masculine and feminine plural representants)

representants (feminine masculine plural)


tancat

tancat (feminine tancada, masculine plural tancats, feminine plural tancades)

tancada (feminine)
tancats (masculine plural)
tancades (feminine plural)


tibant

tibant m or f (masculine and feminine plural tibants)

relacions tibants


usat

usat (feminine usada, masculine plural usats, feminine plural usades)

usada (feminine)
usats (masculine plural)
usades (feminine plural)


timorés

timorés (feminine timoresa, masculine plural timoresos, feminine plural timoreses)

timoresa (feminine)
timoresos (masculine plural)
timoreses (feminine plural)

(Valencia) Alternative spelling of timorès


displicent

displicent m or f (masculine and feminine plural displicents)


pioner

pioner (feminine pionera, masculine plural pioners, feminine plural pioneres)

pionera (feminine)
pioners (masculine plural)
pioneres (feminine plural)


imperfecte

imperfecte (feminine imperfecta, masculine and feminine plural imperfectes)

imperfecta (feminine)
imperfectes (feminine masculine plural)


mular

mular m or f (masculine and feminine plural mulars)


gosat

gosat (feminine gosada, masculine plural gosats, feminine plural gosades)

gosada (feminine)
gosats (masculine plural)
gosades (feminine plural)


callat

callat (feminine callada, masculine plural callats, feminine plural callades)

callada (feminine)
callats (masculine plural)
callades (feminine plural)


al·lusiu

al·lusiu (feminine al·lusiva, masculine plural al·lusius, feminine plural al·lusives)

al·lusiva (feminine)
al·lusius (masculine plural)
al·lusives (feminine plural)


sencer

sencer (feminine sencera, masculine plural sencers, feminine plural senceres)

sencera (feminine)
sencers (masculine plural)
senceres (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin sincērus. Doublet of sincer.


formiguer

formiguer (feminine formiguera, masculine plural formiguers, feminine plural formigueres)

formiguera (feminine)
formiguers (masculine plural)
formigueres (feminine plural)

From formiga + -er, possibly corresponding to a Vulgar Latin *formīcārium, from Latin formīca. Compare Portuguese formigueiro, Spanish hormiguero, Italian formicaio, Romanian furnicar.


transgènere

[tɾənˈʒɛ.nə.ɾə]

[tɾənˈʒə.nə.ɾə]

Calque of English transgender, from trans- + gènere.


descobert

descobert (feminine descoberta, masculine plural descoberts, feminine plural descobertes)

descoberta (feminine)
descoberts (masculine plural)
descobertes (feminine plural)

Past participle of descobrir. From Late Latin discoopertus, from Latin dis- + coopertus. Compare Occitan descobèrt, French découvert.


casteller

casteller (feminine castellera, masculine plural castellers, feminine plural castelleres)

castellera (feminine)
castellers (masculine plural)
castelleres (feminine plural)


fragmentari

fragmentari (feminine fragmentària, masculine plural fragmentaris, feminine plural fragmentàries)

fragmentària (feminine)
fragmentaris (masculine plural)
fragmentàries (feminine plural)


barceloní

barceloní (feminine barcelonina, masculine plural barcelonins, feminine plural barcelonines)

barcelonina (feminine)
barcelonins (masculine plural)
barcelonines (feminine plural)

Barcelonan (of, from or relating to the city of Barcelona, capital of Catalonia, Spain)


deshonest

deshonest (feminine deshonesta, masculine plural deshonests or deshonestos, feminine plural deshonestes)

deshonesta (feminine)
deshonests (masculine plural)
deshonestos (masculine plural)
deshonestes (feminine plural)


flegmàtic

flegmàtic (feminine flegmàtica, masculine plural flegmàtics, feminine plural flegmàtiques)

flegmàtica (feminine)
flegmàtics (masculine plural)
flegmàtiques (feminine plural)


vegetarià

vegetarià (feminine vegetariana, masculine plural vegetarians, feminine plural vegetarianes)

vegetariana (feminine)
vegetarians (masculine plural)
vegetarianes (feminine plural)


nevat

nevat (feminine nevada, masculine plural nevats, feminine plural nevades)

nevada (feminine)
nevats (masculine plural)
nevades (feminine plural)


unicel·lular

unicel·lular m or f (masculine and feminine plural unicel·lulars)

unicel·lulars (feminine masculine plural)


cel·lular

cel·lular m or f (masculine and feminine plural cel·lulars)


microscòpic

microscòpic (feminine microscòpica, masculine plural microscòpics, feminine plural microscòpiques)

microscòpica (feminine)
microscòpics (masculine plural)
microscòpiques (feminine plural)


salv

salv (feminine salva, masculine plural salvs, feminine plural salves)

salva (feminine)
salvs (masculine plural)
salves (feminine plural)


inhabitat

inhabitat (feminine inhabitada, masculine plural inhabitats, feminine plural inhabitades)

inhabitada (feminine)
inhabitats (masculine plural)
inhabitades (feminine plural)


intransitiu

intransitiu (feminine intransitiva, masculine plural intransitius, feminine plural intransitives)

intransitiva (feminine)
intransitius (masculine plural)
intransitives (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin intrānsitīvus. By surface analysis, in- + transitiu (“transitive”).


transitiu

ca-adj

transitiu (feminine transitiva, masculine plural transitius, feminine plural transitives)

transitiva (feminine)
transitius (masculine plural)
transitives (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin trānsitīvus, from trānseō (“to pass over”).


circumspecte

circumspecte (feminine circumspecta, masculine and feminine plural circumspectes)

circumspecta (feminine)
circumspectes (feminine masculine plural)


escèptic

escèptic (feminine escèptica, masculine plural escèptics, feminine plural escèptiques)

escèptica (feminine)
escèptics (masculine plural)
escèptiques (feminine plural)


intempestiu

intempestiu (feminine intempestiva, masculine plural intempestius, feminine plural intempestives)

intempestiva (feminine)
intempestius (masculine plural)
intempestives (feminine plural)


inflamable

inflamable m or f (masculine and feminine plural inflamables)


edàfic

edàfic (feminine edàfica, masculine plural edàfics, feminine plural edàfiques)

edàfica (feminine)
edàfics (masculine plural)
edàfiques (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ἔδαφος (édaphos, “ground”) + -ic.


algueresa

[əl.ɣəˈɾɛ.zə]

[əl.ɣəˈɾə.zə]


fangós

ca-adj

fangós (feminine fangosa, masculine plural fangosos, feminine plural fangoses)

fangosa (feminine)
fangosos (masculine plural)
fangoses (feminine plural)


breus

masculine plural of breu (“short, brief”)


canadenca

[kə.nəˈðɛŋ.kə]

[kə.nəˈðəŋ.kə]


canadencs

[kə.nəˈðɛŋs]

[kə.nəˈðəŋs]


èuscar

èuscar (feminine èuscara, masculine plural èuscars, feminine plural èuscares)

èuscara (feminine)
èuscars (masculine plural)
èuscares (feminine plural)

Basque (pertaining to the Basque Country, the Basque people, or the Basque language)


cilíndric

cilíndric (feminine cilíndrica, masculine plural cilíndrics, feminine plural cilíndriques)

cilíndrica (feminine)
cilíndrics (masculine plural)
cilíndriques (feminine plural)


carranc

carranc (feminine carranca, masculine plural carrancs, feminine plural carranques)

carranca (feminine)
carrancs (masculine plural)
carranques (feminine plural)


fatigat

fatigat (feminine fatigada, masculine plural fatigats, feminine plural fatigades)

fatigada (feminine)
fatigats (masculine plural)
fatigades (feminine plural)


cec

cec (feminine cega, masculine plural cecs, feminine plural cegues)

cega (feminine)
cecs (masculine plural)
cegues (feminine plural)

sec (“fold, groove”, also the meaning “dry” in Valencian)

Inherited from Latin caecus (compare Occitan cèc and Spanish ciego), from Proto-Italic *kaikos (“blind”), from Proto-Indo-European *kéh₂ikos (“one-eyed”).


nombrós

nombrós (feminine nombrosa, masculine plural nombrosos, feminine plural nombroses)

nombrosa (feminine)
nombrosos (masculine plural)
nombroses (feminine plural)

From nombre + -ós, or from Latin numerōsus. Compare Occitan nombrós.


cuneïforme

cuneïforme m or f (masculine and feminine plural cuneïformes)


sincer

sincer (feminine sincera, masculine plural sincers, feminine plural sinceres)

sincera (feminine)
sincers (masculine plural)
sinceres (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin sincērus. Doublet of sencer.


seriós

seriós (feminine seriosa, masculine plural seriosos, feminine plural serioses)

seriosa (feminine)
seriosos (masculine plural)
serioses (feminine plural)


estany

estany (feminine estanya, masculine plural estanys, feminine plural estanyes)

estanya (feminine)
estanys (masculine plural)
estanyes (feminine plural)


cesi

cesi (feminine cèsia, masculine plural cesis, feminine plural cèsies)

cèsia (feminine)
cesis (masculine plural)
cèsies (feminine plural)


corrupte

corrupte (feminine corrupta, masculine and feminine plural corruptes)

corrupta (feminine)
corruptes (feminine masculine plural)


combatent

combatent m or f (masculine and feminine plural combatents)


atroç

atroç m or f (masculine plural atroços, feminine plural atroces)

atroços (masculine plural)
atroces (feminine plural)


aragonès

aragonès (feminine aragonesa, masculine plural aragonesos, feminine plural aragoneses)

aragonesa (feminine)
aragonesos (masculine plural)
aragoneses (feminine plural)
aragonés (alternative Valencia)

Aragonese (of, from or relating to Aragon, Spain)


distintiu

distintiu (feminine distintiva, masculine plural distintius, feminine plural distintives)

distintiva (feminine)
distintius (masculine plural)
distintives (feminine plural)


avançat

avançat (feminine avançada, masculine plural avançats, feminine plural avançades)

avançada (feminine)
avançats (masculine plural)
avançades (feminine plural)

una hora avançada


habilitat

habilitat (feminine habilitada, masculine plural habilitats, feminine plural habilitades)

habilitada (feminine)
habilitats (masculine plural)
habilitades (feminine plural)

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


solidari

ca-adj

solidari (feminine solidària, masculine plural solidaris, feminine plural solidàries)

solidària (feminine)
solidaris (masculine plural)
solidàries (feminine plural)


fatalista

fatalista m or f (masculine and feminine plural fatalistes)

fatalistic (of or pertaining to fatalism)


impetuós

impetuós (feminine impetuosa, masculine plural impetuosos, feminine plural impetuoses)

impetuosa (feminine)
impetuosos (masculine plural)
impetuoses (feminine plural)

From Late Latin impetuōsus (“violent”), from Latin impetus (“attack, violence”). First attested in 1490.


lituà

lituà (feminine lituana, masculine plural lituans, feminine plural lituanes)

lituana (feminine)
lituans (masculine plural)
lituanes (feminine plural)

Lithuanian (pertaining to Lithuania, the Lithuanian people, or the Lithuanian language)


illenc

illenc (feminine illenca, masculine plural illencs, feminine plural illenques)

illenca (feminine)
illencs (masculine plural)
illenques (feminine plural)


quotidià

quotidià (feminine quotidiana, masculine plural quotidians, feminine plural quotidianes)

quotidiana (feminine)
quotidians (masculine plural)
quotidianes (feminine plural)


estret

estret (feminine estreta, masculine plural estrets, feminine plural estretes)

estreta (feminine)
estrets (masculine plural)
estretes (feminine plural)

Inherited from Latin strictus. Compare Occitan estreit, French étroit, Spanish estrecho. Doublet of estricte, a learned borrowing.

(figurative) tight (insufficient; intimate)


fabulós

fabulós (feminine fabulosa, masculine plural fabulosos, feminine plural fabuloses)

fabulosa (feminine)
fabulosos (masculine plural)
fabuloses (feminine plural)


hereditari

hereditari (feminine hereditària, masculine plural hereditaris, feminine plural hereditàries)

hereditària (feminine)
hereditaris (masculine plural)
hereditàries (feminine plural)


lacti

lacti (feminine làctia, masculine plural lactis, feminine plural làcties)

làctia (feminine)
lactis (masculine plural)
làcties (feminine plural)


contumeliós

contumeliós (feminine contumeliosa, masculine plural contumeliosos, feminine plural contumelioses)

contumeliosa (feminine)
contumeliosos (masculine plural)
contumelioses (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin contumēliōsus (“insulting; abusive”), from contumēlia (“affront, abuse, insult”).


meravellós

ca-adj

meravellós (feminine meravellosa, masculine plural meravellosos, feminine plural meravelloses)

meravellosa (feminine)
meravellosos (masculine plural)
meravelloses (feminine plural)

[mə.ɾə.βəˈʎos]


fatu

fatu (feminine fàtua, masculine plural fatus, feminine plural fàtues)

fàtua (feminine)
fatus (masculine plural)
fàtues (feminine plural)

Learned borrowing from Latin fatuus. Doublet of fat, an inherited word.


llatinoamericà

llatinoamericà (feminine llatinoamericana, masculine plural llatinoamericans, feminine plural llatinoamericanes)

llatinoamericana (feminine)
llatinoamericans (masculine plural)
llatinoamericanes (feminine plural)


coratjós

coratjós (feminine coratjosa, masculine plural coratjosos, feminine plural coratjoses)

coratjosa (feminine)
coratjosos (masculine plural)
coratjoses (feminine plural)


àrab

àrab m or f (masculine and feminine plural àrabs)


mossàrab

mossàrab m or f (masculine and feminine plural mossàrabs)

Borrowed from Arabic مُسْتَعْرَب (mustaʕrab, “Arabized”).


mudèjar

ca-adj

mudèjar m or f (masculine and feminine plural mudèjars)

Borrowed from Arabic مُدَجَّن (mudajjan, “domesticated”), from the verb دَجَّنَ (dajjana, “to tame”), from دَجَنَ (dajana, “to become accustomed”).


lògic

ca-adj

lògic (feminine lògica, masculine plural lògics, feminine plural lògiques)

lògica (feminine)
lògics (masculine plural)
lògiques (feminine plural)


lògica

nonlemma

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


ivorià

ca-adj

ivorià (feminine ivoriana, masculine plural ivorians, feminine plural ivorianes)

ivoriana (feminine)
ivorians (masculine plural)
ivorianes (feminine plural)


solet

solet (feminine soleta, masculine plural solets, feminine plural soletes)

soleta (feminine)
solets (masculine plural)
soletes (feminine plural)

From sol (“alone”) + -et (diminutive suffix).

Estic tan solet que podria morir.

A les primeries, el jove s'enyorava fortament. Es sentia molt solet.

1959, Joaquim Verdaguer, Un menorquí indòmit:

In the beginning, the young man pined away. He felt very lonely.


pompós

pompós (feminine pomposa, masculine plural pomposos, feminine plural pomposes)

pomposa (feminine)
pomposos (masculine plural)
pomposes (feminine plural)


zoocor

zoocor (feminine zoocora, masculine plural zoocors, feminine plural zoocores)

zoocora (feminine)
zoocors (masculine plural)
zoocores (feminine plural)


antepenúltim

antepenúltim (feminine antepenúltima, masculine plural antepenúltims, feminine plural antepenúltimes)

antepenúltima (feminine)
antepenúltims (masculine plural)
antepenúltimes (feminine plural)


penúltim

penúltim (feminine penúltima, masculine plural penúltims, feminine plural penúltimes)

penúltima (feminine)
penúltims (masculine plural)
penúltimes (feminine plural)


consuet

consuet (feminine consueta, masculine plural consuets, feminine plural consuetes)

consueta (feminine)
consuets (masculine plural)
consuetes (feminine plural)


col·legiat

col·legiat (feminine col·legiada, masculine plural col·legiats, feminine plural col·legiades)

col·legiada (feminine)
col·legiats (masculine plural)
col·legiades (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin collegiātus (“colleague”), from collegium (“community, group”).


col·legial

ca-adj

col·legial m or f (masculine and feminine plural col·legials)


despectiu

despectiu (feminine despectiva, masculine plural despectius, feminine plural despectives)

despectiva (feminine)
despectius (masculine plural)
despectives (feminine plural)


pejoratiu

pejoratiu (feminine pejorativa, masculine plural pejoratius, feminine plural pejoratives)

pejorativa (feminine)
pejoratius (masculine plural)
pejoratives (feminine plural)

Borrowed from French péjorative (“depreciative, disparaging”), from Late Latin peiōrātus, perfect passive participle of Latin peiōrō (“make worse”), from peior (“worse”).


antediluvià

ca-adj

antediluvià (feminine antediluviana, masculine plural antediluvians, feminine plural antediluvianes)

antediluviana (feminine)
antediluvians (masculine plural)
antediluvianes (feminine plural)

From Latin ante diluvium (“before the flood”), in reference to the story of Noah’s Ark (Genesis 6–9), an early episode in the Bible. Equivalent to ante- + diluvià.


forjat

ca-adj

forjat (feminine forjada, masculine plural forjats, feminine plural forjades)

forjada (feminine)
forjats (masculine plural)
forjades (feminine plural)

ferro forjat

I ells en vacances com van forjats? Fan riure tothom!

And on holiday how are they dressed? They make everyone laugh!

(figurative) dressed, styled (used with the implication that someone is poorly dressed)


indiferent

indiferent m or f (masculine and feminine plural indiferents)


serrat

serrat (feminine serrada, masculine plural serrats, feminine plural serrades)

serrada (feminine)
serrats (masculine plural)
serrades (feminine plural)


platònic

platònic (feminine platònica, masculine plural platònics, feminine plural platòniques)

platònica (feminine)
platònics (masculine plural)
platòniques (feminine plural)


emancipat

emancipat (feminine emancipada, masculine plural emancipats, feminine plural emancipades)

emancipada (feminine)
emancipats (masculine plural)
emancipades (feminine plural)


exotòxic

exotòxic (feminine exotòxica, masculine plural exotòxics, feminine plural exotòxiques)

exotòxica (feminine)
exotòxics (masculine plural)
exotòxiques (feminine plural)


endotòxic

endotòxic (feminine endotòxica, masculine plural endotòxics, feminine plural endotòxiques)

endotòxica (feminine)
endotòxics (masculine plural)
endotòxiques (feminine plural)


inculte

inculte (feminine inculta, masculine and feminine plural incultes)

inculta (feminine)
incultes (feminine masculine plural)


eclíptic

eclíptic (feminine eclíptica, masculine plural eclíptics, feminine plural eclíptiques)

eclíptica (feminine)
eclíptics (masculine plural)
eclíptiques (feminine plural)


tendenciós

tendenciós (feminine tendenciosa, masculine plural tendenciosos, feminine plural tendencioses)

tendenciosa (feminine)
tendenciosos (masculine plural)
tendencioses (feminine plural)


adhesiu

adhesiu (feminine adhesiva, masculine plural adhesius, feminine plural adhesives)

adhesiva (feminine)
adhesius (masculine plural)
adhesives (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Medieval Latin adhaesīvus.


fisiològic

fisiològic (feminine fisiològica, masculine plural fisiològics, feminine plural fisiològiques)

fisiològica (feminine)
fisiològics (masculine plural)
fisiològiques (feminine plural)


desfavorable

desfavorable m or f (masculine and feminine plural desfavorables)

desfavorables (feminine masculine plural)


aeroespacial

aeroespacial m or f (masculine and feminine plural aeroespacials)

aeroespacials (feminine masculine plural)


pròsper

pròsper (feminine pròspera, masculine plural pròspers, feminine plural pròsperes)

pròspera (feminine)
pròspers (masculine plural)
pròsperes (feminine plural)


asimètric

asimètric (feminine asimètrica, masculine plural asimètrics, feminine plural asimètriques)

asimètrica (feminine)
asimètrics (masculine plural)
asimètriques (feminine plural)


refinat

refinat (feminine refinada, masculine plural refinats, feminine plural refinades)

refinada (feminine)
refinats (masculine plural)
refinades (feminine plural)


irònic

irònic (feminine irònica, masculine plural irònics, feminine plural iròniques)

irònica (feminine)
irònics (masculine plural)
iròniques (feminine plural)


monocromàtic

monocromàtic (feminine monocromàtica, masculine plural monocromàtics, feminine plural monocromàtiques)

monocromàtica (feminine)
monocromàtics (masculine plural)
monocromàtiques (feminine plural)


extremòfil

extremòfil (feminine extremòfila, masculine plural extremòfils, feminine plural extremòfiles)

extremòfila (feminine)
extremòfils (masculine plural)
extremòfiles (feminine plural)


toponímic

toponímic (feminine toponímica, masculine plural toponímics, feminine plural toponímiques)

toponímica (feminine)
toponímics (masculine plural)
toponímiques (feminine plural)


sueu

sueu (feminine sueva, masculine plural sueus, feminine plural sueves)

sueva (feminine)
sueus (masculine plural)
sueves (feminine plural)


inclòs

inclòs (feminine inclosa, masculine plural inclosos, feminine plural incloses)

inclosa (feminine)
inclosos (masculine plural)
incloses (feminine plural)

Past participle of incloure. Cf. also inclús.


expressiu

expressiu (feminine expressiva, masculine plural expressius, feminine plural expressives)

expressiva (feminine)
expressius (masculine plural)
expressives (feminine plural)


depressiu

depressiu (feminine depressiva, masculine plural depressius, feminine plural depressives)

depressiva (feminine)
depressius (masculine plural)
depressives (feminine plural)


opressiu

opressiu (feminine opressiva, masculine plural opressius, feminine plural opressives)

opressiva (feminine)
opressius (masculine plural)
opressives (feminine plural)


agressiu

agressiu (feminine agressiva, masculine plural agressius, feminine plural agressives)

agressiva (feminine)
agressius (masculine plural)
agressives (feminine plural)


agressiva

[ə.ɣɾəˈsi.βə]


xato

xato (feminine xata, masculine plural xatos, feminine plural xates)

xata (feminine)
xatos (masculine plural)
xates (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Spanish chato, from Vulgar Latin plattus (“flattened”), from Ancient Greek πλατύς (platús).


turístic

turístic (feminine turística, masculine plural turístics, feminine plural turístiques)

turística (feminine)
turístics (masculine plural)
turístiques (feminine plural)


muntanyós

muntanyós (feminine muntanyosa, masculine plural muntanyosos, feminine plural muntanyoses)

muntanyosa (feminine)
muntanyosos (masculine plural)
muntanyoses (feminine plural)

Inherited from Late Latin montāniōsus, an adjective based on montānia, from Latin montem (“mountain”). By surface analysis, muntanya + -ós.