cascar

forms:
cascando (gerund)
cascado (participle)
casco (singular first-person indicative present)
cascas (singular second-person indicative present)
casca (singular third-person indicative present)
cascamos (plural first-person indicative present)
cascais (plural second-person indicative present)
cascam (plural third-person indicative present)
cascava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
cascavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
cascava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
cascávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
cascáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
cascavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
casquei (singular first-person indicative past)
cascaste (singular second-person indicative past)
cascou (singular third-person indicative past)
cascamos (plural first-person indicative past)
cascámos (plural first-person indicative past)
cascastes (plural second-person indicative past)
cascaram (plural third-person indicative past)
cascara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
cascaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
cascara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
cascáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
cascáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
cascaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
cascarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
cascarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
cascará (singular third-person indicative future present)
cascaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
cascareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
cascarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
cascaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
cascarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
cascaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
cascaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
cascaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
cascariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
casque (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
casques (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
casque (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
casquemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
casqueis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
casquem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
cascasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cascasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cascasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cascássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cascásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cascassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cascares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
cascarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
cascardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
cascarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
casca (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
casque (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
casquemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
cascai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
casquem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não casques (singular second-person imperative negative)
não casque (singular third-person imperative negative)
não casquemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não casqueis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não casquem (plural third-person imperative negative)
cascares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
cascarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
cascardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
cascarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


cuscar

pos: verb

pos_title: Verbo

glosses: bisbilhotar, ocupar-se do alheio, curiosear

forms:
cuscando (gerund)
cuscado (participle)
cusco (singular first-person indicative present)
cuscas (singular second-person indicative present)
cusca (singular third-person indicative present)
cuscamos (plural first-person indicative present)
cuscais (plural second-person indicative present)
cuscam (plural third-person indicative present)
cuscava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
cuscavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
cuscava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
cuscávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
cuscáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
cuscavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
cusquei (singular first-person indicative past)
cuscaste (singular second-person indicative past)
cuscou (singular third-person indicative past)
cuscamos (plural first-person indicative past)
cuscámos (plural first-person indicative past)
cuscastes (plural second-person indicative past)
cuscaram (plural third-person indicative past)
cuscara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
cuscaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
cuscara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
cuscáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
cuscáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
cuscaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
cuscarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
cuscarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
cuscará (singular third-person indicative future present)
cuscaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
cuscareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
cuscarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
cuscaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
cuscarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
cuscaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
cuscaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
cuscaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
cuscariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
cusque (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
cusques (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
cusque (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
cusquemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
cusqueis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
cusquem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
cuscasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cuscasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cuscasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cuscássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cuscásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cuscassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
cuscares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
cuscarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
cuscardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
cuscarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
cusca (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
cusque (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
cusquemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
cuscai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
cusquem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não cusques (singular second-person imperative negative)
não cusque (singular third-person imperative negative)
não cusquemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não cusqueis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não cusquem (plural third-person imperative negative)
cuscares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
cuscarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
cuscardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
cuscarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


rich

pos: adj

pos_title: Adjetivo

etymology_texts: Do inglês médio riche (forte, poderoso, rico) e este do inglês antigo rīċe (poderoso, rico, forte, potente) e este do proto-germânico *rīkijaz (poderoso, rico) e este provavelmente do proto-céltico *rīgos e este do proto-indo-europeu *reg- (fortalecer, dirigir).


suffer

forms:
suffers (third-person singular)
suffered (past)
suffered (participle)
suffering (gerund)


spells

pos_title: Forma verbal

glosses: terceira pessoa do singular do presente indicativo do verbo spell


spelled

glosses: passado simples e particípio do verbo spell


changes

glosses: terceira pessoa do singular do presente indicativo do verbo change


changed

glosses: passado simples e particípio do verbo change


homoceticismo

pos: noun

pos_title: Substantivo

glosses: descrença em relação aos pressupostos do ativismo do movimento gay


cosco

glosses: casca da noz, casca da avelã, casca e pele da castanha

glosses: casca dos grãos de cereais, do centeio, trigo; folha que envolve a espiga do milho; resíduo da alpista; casca do linho

sair do cosco

glosses: , nascer, sair da dependência familiar, sair à vida, afrontar o acontecer

forms: coscos (masculine plural)


cosco

forms:
coscos (masculine plural)
cosca (feminine singular)
coscas (feminine plural)


filhó

glosses: alimento feito de massa fluída que é coalhada sobre uma superfície quente, composta da mistura, de farinha e um líquido como leite, ovos, ou caldo, tem forma circular aplanada e fina

glosses: diversos tipos de preparações culinárias que, tendo como base a farinha, são frigidas, filhós

forms: filhós (feminine plural)


filhós

glosses: diversos tipos de preparações culinárias que, tendo como base a farinha, são frigidas


cosca

glosses: pele da castanha ou da avelã, (variante coscu)

forms: cosques (feminine plural)


cuscos

etymology_texts: Confronte-se com cosco e com o gaélico escocês coirce.


abouxar

forms:
abouxando (gerund)
abouxado (participle)
abouxo (singular first-person indicative present)
abouxas (singular second-person indicative present)
abouxa (singular third-person indicative present)
abouxamos (plural first-person indicative present)
abouxais (plural second-person indicative present)
abouxam (plural third-person indicative present)
abouxava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
abouxavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
abouxava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
abouxávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
abouxáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
abouxavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
abouxei (singular first-person indicative past)
abouxaste (singular second-person indicative past)
abouxou (singular third-person indicative past)
abouxamos (plural first-person indicative past)
abouxámos (plural first-person indicative past)
abouxastes (plural second-person indicative past)
abouxaram (plural third-person indicative past)
abouxara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
abouxaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
abouxara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
abouxáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
abouxáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
abouxaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
abouxarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
abouxarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
abouxará (singular third-person indicative future present)
abouxaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
abouxareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
abouxarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
abouxaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
abouxarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
abouxaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
abouxaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
abouxaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
abouxariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
abouxe (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
abouxes (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
abouxe (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
abouxemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
abouxeis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
abouxem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
abouxasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
abouxasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
abouxasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
abouxássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
abouxásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
abouxassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
abouxares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
abouxarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
abouxardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
abouxarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
abouxa (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
abouxe (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
abouxemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
abouxai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
abouxem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não abouxes (singular second-person imperative negative)
não abouxe (singular third-person imperative negative)
não abouxemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não abouxeis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não abouxem (plural third-person imperative negative)
abouxares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
abouxarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
abouxardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
abouxarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


exorbitar

glosses: ultrapassar os limites, exceder, demasiar

forms:
exorbitando (gerund)
exorbitado (participle)
exorbito (singular first-person indicative present)
exorbitas (singular second-person indicative present)
exorbita (singular third-person indicative present)
exorbitamos (plural first-person indicative present)
exorbitais (plural second-person indicative present)
exorbitam (plural third-person indicative present)
exorbitava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
exorbitavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
exorbitava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
exorbitávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
exorbitáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
exorbitavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
exorbitei (singular first-person indicative past)
exorbitaste (singular second-person indicative past)
exorbitou (singular third-person indicative past)
exorbitamos (plural first-person indicative past)
exorbitámos (plural first-person indicative past)
exorbitastes (plural second-person indicative past)
exorbitaram (plural third-person indicative past)
exorbitara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
exorbitaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
exorbitara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
exorbitáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
exorbitáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
exorbitaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
exorbitarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
exorbitarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
exorbitará (singular third-person indicative future present)
exorbitaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
exorbitareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
exorbitarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
exorbitaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
exorbitarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
exorbitaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
exorbitaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
exorbitaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
exorbitariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
exorbite (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
exorbites (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
exorbite (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
exorbitemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
exorbiteis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
exorbitem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
exorbitasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
exorbitasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
exorbitasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
exorbitássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
exorbitásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
exorbitassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
exorbitares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
exorbitarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
exorbitardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
exorbitarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
exorbita (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
exorbite (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
exorbitemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
exorbitai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
exorbitem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não exorbites (singular second-person imperative negative)
não exorbite (singular third-person imperative negative)
não exorbitemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não exorbiteis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não exorbitem (plural third-person imperative negative)
exorbitares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
exorbitarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
exorbitardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
exorbitarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


orbitar

glosses: girar em torno a algo, dar voltas em redor de algo ou alguém

forms:
orbitando (gerund)
orbitado (participle)
orbito (singular first-person indicative present)
orbitas (singular second-person indicative present)
orbita (singular third-person indicative present)
orbitamos (plural first-person indicative present)
orbitais (plural second-person indicative present)
orbitam (plural third-person indicative present)
orbitava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
orbitavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
orbitava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
orbitávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
orbitáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
orbitavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
orbitei (singular first-person indicative past)
orbitaste (singular second-person indicative past)
orbitou (singular third-person indicative past)
orbitamos (plural first-person indicative past)
orbitámos (plural first-person indicative past)
orbitastes (plural second-person indicative past)
orbitaram (plural third-person indicative past)
orbitara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
orbitaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
orbitara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
orbitáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
orbitáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
orbitaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
orbitarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
orbitarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
orbitará (singular third-person indicative future present)
orbitaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
orbitareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
orbitarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
orbitaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
orbitarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
orbitaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
orbitaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
orbitaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
orbitariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
orbite (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
orbites (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
orbite (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
orbitemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
orbiteis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
orbitem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
orbitasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
orbitasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
orbitasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
orbitássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
orbitásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
orbitassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
orbitares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
orbitarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
orbitardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
orbitarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
orbita (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
orbite (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
orbitemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
orbitai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
orbitem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não orbites (singular second-person imperative negative)
não orbite (singular third-person imperative negative)
não orbitemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não orbiteis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não orbitem (plural third-person imperative negative)
orbitares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
orbitarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
orbitardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
orbitarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


desorbitar

forms:
desorbitando (gerund)
desorbitado (participle)
desorbito (singular first-person indicative present)
desorbitas (singular second-person indicative present)
desorbita (singular third-person indicative present)
desorbitamos (plural first-person indicative present)
desorbitais (plural second-person indicative present)
desorbitam (plural third-person indicative present)
desorbitava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
desorbitavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
desorbitava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
desorbitávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
desorbitáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
desorbitavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
desorbitei (singular first-person indicative past)
desorbitaste (singular second-person indicative past)
desorbitou (singular third-person indicative past)
desorbitamos (plural first-person indicative past)
desorbitámos (plural first-person indicative past)
desorbitastes (plural second-person indicative past)
desorbitaram (plural third-person indicative past)
desorbitara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
desorbitaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
desorbitara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
desorbitáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
desorbitáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
desorbitaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
desorbitarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
desorbitarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
desorbitará (singular third-person indicative future present)
desorbitaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
desorbitareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
desorbitarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
desorbitaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
desorbitarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
desorbitaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
desorbitaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
desorbitaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
desorbitariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
desorbite (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
desorbites (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
desorbite (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
desorbitemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
desorbiteis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
desorbitem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
desorbitasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
desorbitasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
desorbitasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
desorbitássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
desorbitásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
desorbitassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
desorbitares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
desorbitarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
desorbitardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
desorbitarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
desorbita (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
desorbite (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
desorbitemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
desorbitai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
desorbitem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não desorbites (singular second-person imperative negative)
não desorbite (singular third-person imperative negative)
não desorbitemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não desorbiteis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não desorbitem (plural third-person imperative negative)
desorbitares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
desorbitarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
desorbitardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
desorbitarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


abouxador

glosses: aquele que causa mau-estar, aturdimento, por dar vozes altas, ou por fazer muito ruído

forms:
abouxadores (masculine plural)
abouxadora (feminine singular)
abouxadoras (feminine plural)


atroador

forms:
atroadores (masculine plural)
atroadora (feminine singular)
atroadoras (feminine plural)


atroador

glosses: qualidade do que é capaz de causar grandes ruídos


troar

forms:
troando (gerund)
troado (participle)
troo (singular first-person indicative present)
troas (singular second-person indicative present)
troa (singular third-person indicative present)
troamos (plural first-person indicative present)
troais (plural second-person indicative present)
troam (plural third-person indicative present)
troava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
troavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
troava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
troávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
troáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
troavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
troei (singular first-person indicative past)
troaste (singular second-person indicative past)
troou (singular third-person indicative past)
troastes (plural second-person indicative past)
troaram (plural third-person indicative past)
troara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
troaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
troara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
troáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
troáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
troaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
troarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
troarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
troará (singular third-person indicative future present)
troaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
troareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
troarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
troaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
troarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
troaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
troaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
troaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
troariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
troe (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
troes (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
troe (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
troemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
troeis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
troem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
troasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
troasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
troasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
troássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
troásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
troassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
troares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
troarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
troardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
troarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
troa (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
troe (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
troemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
troai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
troem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não troes (singular second-person imperative negative)
não troe (singular third-person imperative negative)
não troemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não troeis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não troem (plural third-person imperative negative)
troares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
troarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
troardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
troarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


tronar

glosses: haver tronos, trovejar, acontecer o fenômeno meteorológico da trovoada

forms:
tronando (gerund)
tronado (participle)
trono (singular first-person indicative present)
tronas (singular second-person indicative present)
trona (singular third-person indicative present)
tronamos (plural first-person indicative present)
tronais (plural second-person indicative present)
tronam (plural third-person indicative present)
tronava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
tronavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
tronava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
tronávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
tronáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
tronavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
tronei (singular first-person indicative past)
tronaste (singular second-person indicative past)
tronou (singular third-person indicative past)
tronastes (plural second-person indicative past)
tronaram (plural third-person indicative past)
tronara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
tronaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
tronara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
tronáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
tronáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
tronaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
tronarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
tronarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
tronará (singular third-person indicative future present)
tronaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
tronareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
tronarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
tronaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
tronarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
tronaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
tronaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
tronaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
tronariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
trone (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
trones (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
trone (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
tronemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
troneis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
tronem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
tronasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
tronasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
tronasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
tronássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
tronásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
tronassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
tronares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
tronarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
tronardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
tronarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
trona (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
trone (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
tronemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
tronai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
tronem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não trones (singular second-person imperative negative)
não trone (singular third-person imperative negative)
não tronemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não troneis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não tronem (plural third-person imperative negative)
tronares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
tronarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
tronardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
tronarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


atronar

forms:
atronando (gerund)
atronado (participle)
atrono (singular first-person indicative present)
atronas (singular second-person indicative present)
atrona (singular third-person indicative present)
atronamos (plural first-person indicative present)
atronais (plural second-person indicative present)
atronam (plural third-person indicative present)
atronava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
atronavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
atronava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
atronávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
atronáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
atronavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
atronei (singular first-person indicative past)
atronaste (singular second-person indicative past)
atronou (singular third-person indicative past)
atronamos (plural first-person indicative past)
atronámos (plural first-person indicative past)
atronastes (plural second-person indicative past)
atronaram (plural third-person indicative past)
atronara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
atronaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
atronara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
atronáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
atronáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
atronaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
atronarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
atronarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
atronará (singular third-person indicative future present)
atronaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
atronareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
atronarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
atronaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
atronarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
atronaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
atronaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
atronaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
atronariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
atrone (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
atrones (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
atrone (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
atronemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
atroneis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
atronem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
atronasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
atronasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
atronasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
atronássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
atronásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
atronassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
atronares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
atronarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
atronardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
atronarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
atrona (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
atrone (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
atronemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
atronai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
atronem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não atrones (singular second-person imperative negative)
não atrone (singular third-person imperative negative)
não atronemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não atroneis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não atronem (plural third-person imperative negative)
atronares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
atronarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
atronardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
atronarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


Jó

glosses: Livro de Jó, décimo oitavo livro do Velho Testamento

سِفْر أَيُّوب

roman: Sifr 'Ayyub

Հոբ

roman: Hob

আইয়ুব

roman: Aiẏub

Йов

roman: Ĭov

Әйүп

roman: Äiüp

约伯

roman: Yuē bó

އައްޔޫބުގެފާނު

roman: Ayūbugefānu

იობ

roman: Iob

Ιώβ

roman: Ió̱v

Ἰώβ

roman: Iṓb

איוב

roman: Iyyov

ヨブ

roman: Yobu

Аюб

roman: Ayub

ئەیوب

roman: Yoywb

ایوب

roman: Ayyub

Иов

roman: Iov

ئەیوب

roman: Yoyub

โยบ

roman: Yóop

Йов

roman: Y̆ov

etymology_texts: Do latim Iobus que veio do grego antigo Ιώβ (Ió̱v) e este do hebraico antigo איוב (Iyyov). Significa voltado para Deus.


Giobbe

glosses: Livro de Jó, décimo oitavo livro do Novo Testamento


Ghjobba

glosses: Livro de Jó, décimo oitavo livro do Antigo Testamento


Xob

etymology_texts: Do latim Iobus⁽ˡᵃ⁾ que veio do grego antigo Ιώβ (Ió̱v) que veio do hebraico antigo איוב (Iyyov)


Miqueias

glosses: um dos profetas bíblicos do Velho Testamento, autor do livro do mesmo nome

مجقهطب

roman: Mikhea

Միքիա

roman: Mik'ia

Михей

roman: Mikheĭ

彌迦書

roman: Míjiāshū

미가

roman: Miga

მიკა

roman: Mika

Μιχαίας

roman: Mikhaías

Μῐχαίᾱς

roman: Mikhaíās

מיכה

roman: Mikah

ミカ書

roman: Mika-sho

米迦書

roman: Mī-giă-cṳ̆

Михей

roman: Mihyeĭ

etymology_texts: :Do latim Michaeas⁽ˡᵃ⁾, que veio do grego antigo Μιχαίας (Mikhaías) que, por sua vez, veio do hebraico antigo מיכה (Mikah). Significa quem é com Deus.


forsake

etymology_texts: Do inglês médio forsaken (rejeitar, negar) e este do inglês antigo forsacan (brigar, opor).

forms:
forsakes (third-person singular)
forsook (past)
forsaken (participle)
forsaking (gerund)


pesarosa

forms:
pesaroso (masculine singular)
pesarosos (masculine plural)
pesarosas (feminine plural)


aflita

forms:
aflito (masculine singular)
aflitos (masculine plural)
aflitas (feminine plural)


atilada

forms:
atilado (masculine singular)
atilados (masculine plural)
atiladas (feminine plural)


mastologista

glosses: especialista médico que se dedica ao estudo das glândulas mamárias

forms: mastologistas (masculine plural)


Michaeas

etymology_texts: Do grego antigo Μιχαίας (Mikhaías) que veio do hebraico מִיכָה (Mikah). Significa quem é com Deus


Micah

etymology_texts: Do hebraico antigo מִיכָה (Mikah). Significa quem é com Deus.


Micah

ipa: /ˈmʌɪkə/.


marketing

glosses: a promoção, distribuição e venda de um produto ou serviço; inclui pesquisa de mercado e propaganda


Michée

etymology_texts: Do latim Michaeas, que veio do grego Μιχαίας (Mikhaías) que, por sua vez, veio do hebraico מִיכָה (Mikah). Significa quem é com Deus.


Miqueas

etymology_texts: Do latim Michaeas, que veio do grego Μιχαίας (Mikhaías) que, por sua vez, veio do hebraico מיכה (Mikah). Significa quem é com Deus


beker

glosses: primeira pessoa do singular do presente indicativo de bekeren


internacionais

pos_title: Forma de adjetivo

forms: internacional (masculine singular)


aeroportos

pos_title: Forma de substantivo

forms: aeroporto (masculine singular)


impúbere

glosses: que se encontra no período da impuberdade (também chamada de impubescência)

forms: impúberes (masculine plural)


licitação

glosses: Método de escolha de empresas para prestar serviço público no qual as empresas interessadas enviam seus orçamentos em segredo e todos são abertos num mesmo dia. Ganha o contrato a empresa que fizer o menor orçamento.

glosses: venda em leilão de bens que não podem ser divididos

forms: licitações (feminine plural)


jaburu

forms: jaburus (masculine plural)


Pablo

forms: Pablos (masculine plural)


Tiago

glosses: prenome, comumente dado a homens, de origem bíblica

glosses: Epístola de Tiago, um dos livros do Novo Testamento da Bíblia Sagrada

𐔺𐔰𐕄𐕒𐔱

roman: Yaḳob

يعقوب

roman: Yaʾkub, Yaʾqub

Հակոբ

roman: Hakob

Яков

roman: Jakov

យ៉ាកុប

roman: Yaakop

ಯಾಕೋಬನು

roman: Yākōbanu

Жақыптың хаты

roman: Jaqıptıñ xatı

詹姆斯

roman: Zhānmǔsī

야고보

roman: Yagobo

იაკობი

roman: Iaḳobi

Ιάκωβος

roman: Iákovos), (Iakóv

Ἰάκωβος

roman: Iákōbos

אִגֶּרֶת יַעֲקֹב

roman: Iggèret-ya'Akov

ヤコブ

roman: Yakobu

യാക്കോബ്

roman: Yākkōbŭ

詹姆斯

roman: Zhānmǔsī), (Yǎgèshū

जेम्स

roman: Jemsa

雅各書

roman: Ngā-gáuk Cṳ̆

याकूब

roman: Yākūb

ଯାକୁବଙ୍କ ପତ୍ର

roman: Jakubôṅkô pôtrô

جیمز

roman: Jeymz

Иа́ков

roman: Iákov

یاقوب

roman: Yaqub

ยากอบ

roman: Yāk xb

யாக்கோபு

roman: Yākkōpu

యాకోబు

roman: Yākōbu

Яків

roman: Yakiv

etymology_texts: Corruptela de Iago, que veio do latim Iacobus e que deu origem também ao nome Jacó. Iacobus é uma latinização do vocábulo hebraico antigo יעקב (Ya'akov) sendo um expressão que traduz como calcanhar, com significado de vencer com suas forças, uma vez que Jacó nasceu com força para segurar o calcanhar de Esaú. O nome Tiago surgiu da aglutinação de dois elementos santo e Iago que produziu Santiago. Por sua vez, ao se separar novamente a palavra santo, surgiu uma corruptela que depois viria a se tornar o nome Tiago.

forms: Tiagos (masculine plural)


Tiago

glosses: Epístola de Tiago, (Eipístola de Tiago) um dos livros do Novo Testamento da Bíblia Sagrada


Jacó

يعقوب

roman: Ya'qub

Հակոբ

roman: Hakob

야고보

roman: Yagobo

Ιάκωβος

roman: Iáko̱vos

יעקב

roman: Yaʿaqov

雅各

roman: Yǎ gè

Иаков

roman: Iakov), (Yakov

etymology_texts: Do latim Iacobus⁽ˡᵃ⁾ que veio do grego antigo Ἰάκωβος (Iáko̱vos) que veio do hebraico antigo יעקב (ya'aqov). Significa aquele que segurou pelo calcanhar.


Jaime

Джеймс

roman: Dzhyeĭms

etymology_texts: Do francês Gemmes (em desuso), que por sua vez veio do latim Iacomus, variante de Iacobus.


aburar

glosses: incomodar, importunar, acabar com a paciência

text: "Aburei esta mão"

forms:
aburando (gerund)
aburado (participle)
aburo (singular first-person indicative present)
aburas (singular second-person indicative present)
abura (singular third-person indicative present)
aburamos (plural first-person indicative present)
aburais (plural second-person indicative present)
aburam (plural third-person indicative present)
aburava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
aburavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
aburava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
aburávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
aburáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
aburavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
aburei (singular first-person indicative past)
aburaste (singular second-person indicative past)
aburou (singular third-person indicative past)
aburamos (plural first-person indicative past)
aburámos (plural first-person indicative past)
aburastes (plural second-person indicative past)
aburaram (plural third-person indicative past)
aburara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
aburaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
aburara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
aburáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
aburáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
aburaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
aburarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
aburarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
aburará (singular third-person indicative future present)
aburaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
aburareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
aburarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
aburaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
aburarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
aburaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
aburaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
aburaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
aburariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
abure (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
abures (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
abure (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
aburemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
abureis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
aburem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
aburasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
aburasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
aburasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
aburássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
aburásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
aburassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
aburares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
aburarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
aburardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
aburarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
abura (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
abure (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
aburemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
aburai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
aburem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não abures (singular second-person imperative negative)
não abure (singular third-person imperative negative)
não aburemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não abureis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não aburem (plural third-person imperative negative)
aburares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
aburarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
aburardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
aburarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


acanear

glosses: mover os dentes fazendo-os soar por medo ou frio

forms:
acaneando (gerund)
acaneado (participle)
acaneio (singular first-person indicative present)
acaneias (singular second-person indicative present)
acaneia (singular third-person indicative present)
acaneamos (plural first-person indicative present)
acaneais (plural second-person indicative present)
acaneiam (plural third-person indicative present)
acaneava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
acaneavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
acaneava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
acaneávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
acaneáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
acaneavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
acaneei (singular first-person indicative past)
acaneaste (singular second-person indicative past)
acaneou (singular third-person indicative past)
acaneamos (plural first-person indicative past)
acaneámos (plural first-person indicative past)
acaneastes (plural second-person indicative past)
acanearam (plural third-person indicative past)
acaneara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
acanearas (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
acaneara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
acaneáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
acaneáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
acanearam (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
acanearei (singular first-person indicative future present)
acanearás (singular second-person indicative future present)
acaneará (singular third-person indicative future present)
acanearemos (plural first-person indicative future present)
acaneareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
acanearão (plural third-person indicative future present)
acanearia (singular first-person indicative future past)
acanearias (singular second-person indicative future past)
acanearia (singular third-person indicative future past)
acanearíamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
acanearíeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
acaneariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
acaneie (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaneies (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaneie (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaneemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaneeis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaneiem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaneasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaneasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaneasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaneássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaneásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaneassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaneares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acanearmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acaneardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acanearem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acaneia (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
acaneie (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
acaneemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
acaneai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
acaneiem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não (singular second-person imperative negative)
não acaneie (singular third-person imperative negative)
não acaneemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não acaneeis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não acaneiem (plural third-person imperative negative)
acaneares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
acanearmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
acaneardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
acanearem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


-ida

pos: suffix

pos_title: Sufixo

text: "acometida, caída, saída".

etymology_texts: Da mesma origem que o sufixo -ide, do grego -ίδης (-ídēs).

forms: -idas (feminine plural)


-ida

glosses: forma o particípio singular feminino dos verbos da segunda e terceira conjugação

forms:
-ido (masculine singular)
-idos (masculine plural)
-idas (feminine plural)


-ida

glosses: na classificação científica dos animais indica a família, classe ou ordem

glosses: forma adjetivos e substantivos de palavras do campo da história e ciência

forms: -idae (feminine plural)


Diogo

etymology_texts: Origem duvidosa. Talvez do latim Didacus ou do grego antigo didásko "ensinar". Alguns linguistas também sustentam que Diogo tenha surgido a partir da evolução onomástica de Jacó, partindo do hebraico antigo יעקב Ya'akov "calcanhar" (ou "suplantar", segundo a história do nome), sofrendo latinização para Iacobus.

ipa: /ʤi'ogʊ/

ipa: /di'ogu/ (Pernambuco)

ipa: /d̪i'ogʊ/

forms: Diogos (masculine plural)


Iacobus

etymology_texts: Do grego antigo Ἰάκωβος (Iáko̱vos) e este do hebraico antigo יעקב (ya'aqov), que se traduz como calcanhar, porém, é uma expressão traduzida como vencer pelas próprias forças, uma vez que Jacó nasceu com forças para segurar o calcanhar de Esaú.


teurgia

glosses: espécie de magia que doutrina a comunicação com os espíritos celestes

etymology_texts: Do latim theurgĭa e este do grego θεουργία.

forms: teurgias (feminine plural)


Ιάκωβος

etymology_texts: Do grego antigo Ἰάκωβος (Iáko̱vos) que veio do hebraico יעקב (Ya'aqov). Significa aquele que segurou pelo calcanhar.


יעקב

etymology_texts: Significa aquele que segurou pelo calcanhar.

etymology_texts:
en:יעקב
he:יעקב
ja:יעקב
pl:יעקב
ru:יעקב


martinismo

glosses: irmandade secreta fundada por Martinez de Pasqualis, que ensina a teurgia


Paulus

etymology_texts: Do vocábulo latino paulus, que significa homem pequeno


Paulus

etymology_texts: Do latim Paulus, que significa homem pequeno


apurrar

glosses: afugentar com berros; correr a alguém com pancadas e insultos; avergonhar

etymology_texts: Talvez cognato de aporrear e do asturiano apurriar.

forms:
apurrando (gerund)
apurrado (participle)
apurro (singular first-person indicative present)
apurras (singular second-person indicative present)
apurra (singular third-person indicative present)
apurramos (plural first-person indicative present)
apurrais (plural second-person indicative present)
apurram (plural third-person indicative present)
apurrava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
apurravas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
apurrava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
apurrávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
apurráveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
apurravam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
apurrei (singular first-person indicative past)
apurraste (singular second-person indicative past)
apurrou (singular third-person indicative past)
apurramos (plural first-person indicative past)
apurrámos (plural first-person indicative past)
apurrastes (plural second-person indicative past)
apurraram (plural third-person indicative past)
apurrara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
apurraras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
apurrara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
apurráramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
apurráreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
apurraram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
apurrarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
apurrarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
apurrará (singular third-person indicative future present)
apurraremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
apurrareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
apurrarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
apurraria (singular first-person indicative future past)
apurrarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
apurraria (singular third-person indicative future past)
apurraríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
apurraríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
apurrariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
apurre (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
apurres (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
apurre (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
apurremos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
apurreis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
apurrem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
apurrasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
apurrasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
apurrasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
apurrássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
apurrásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
apurrassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
apurrares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
apurrarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
apurrardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
apurrarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
apurra (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
apurre (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
apurremos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
apurrai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
apurrem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não apurres (singular second-person imperative negative)
não apurre (singular third-person imperative negative)
não apurremos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não apurreis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não apurrem (plural third-person imperative negative)
apurrares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
apurrarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
apurrardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
apurrarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


açapurrar

forms:
açapurrando (gerund)
açapurrado (participle)
açapurro (singular first-person indicative present)
açapurras (singular second-person indicative present)
açapurra (singular third-person indicative present)
açapurramos (plural first-person indicative present)
açapurrais (plural second-person indicative present)
açapurram (plural third-person indicative present)
açapurrava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
açapurravas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
açapurrava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
açapurrávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
açapurráveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
açapurravam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
açapurrei (singular first-person indicative past)
açapurraste (singular second-person indicative past)
açapurrou (singular third-person indicative past)
açapurramos (plural first-person indicative past)
açapurrámos (plural first-person indicative past)
açapurrastes (plural second-person indicative past)
açapurraram (plural third-person indicative past)
açapurrara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
açapurraras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
açapurrara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
açapurráramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
açapurráreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
açapurraram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
açapurrarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
açapurrarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
açapurrará (singular third-person indicative future present)
açapurraremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
açapurrareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
açapurrarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
açapurraria (singular first-person indicative future past)
açapurrarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
açapurraria (singular third-person indicative future past)
açapurraríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
açapurraríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
açapurrariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
açapurre (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
açapurres (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
açapurre (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
açapurremos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
açapurreis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
açapurrem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
açapurrasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
açapurrasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
açapurrasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
açapurrássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
açapurrásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
açapurrassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
açapurrares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
açapurrarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
açapurrardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
açapurrarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
açapurra (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
açapurre (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
açapurremos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
açapurrai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
açapurrem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não açapurres (singular second-person imperative negative)
não açapurre (singular third-person imperative negative)
não açapurremos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não açapurreis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não açapurrem (plural third-person imperative negative)
açapurrares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
açapurrarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
açapurrardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
açapurrarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


sapucaia

glosses: nome comum a várias espécies de plantas da família das lecitidáceas, nativas do Brasil, de madeira resistente e cujos frutos têm sementes oleaginosas e comestíveis

forms: sapucaias (feminine plural)


encirrar

glosses: irritar com intenção, provocar uma briga ou discussão

etymology_texts: Aparentado com o galego-português medieval asiirar; ou também do medieval arriçar, "irritar", por metátese. Confronte-se com o galego enriçar e cirrar.

forms:
encirrando (gerund)
encirrado (participle)
encirro (singular first-person indicative present)
encirras (singular second-person indicative present)
encirra (singular third-person indicative present)
encirramos (plural first-person indicative present)
encirrais (plural second-person indicative present)
encirram (plural third-person indicative present)
encirrava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
encirravas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
encirrava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
encirrávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
encirráveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
encirravam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
encirrei (singular first-person indicative past)
encirraste (singular second-person indicative past)
encirrou (singular third-person indicative past)
encirramos (plural first-person indicative past)
encirrámos (plural first-person indicative past)
encirrastes (plural second-person indicative past)
encirraram (plural third-person indicative past)
encirrara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
encirraras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
encirrara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
encirráramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
encirráreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
encirraram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
encirrarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
encirrarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
encirrará (singular third-person indicative future present)
encirraremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
encirrareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
encirrarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
encirraria (singular first-person indicative future past)
encirrarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
encirraria (singular third-person indicative future past)
encirraríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
encirraríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
encirrariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
encirre (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
encirres (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
encirre (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
encirremos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
encirreis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
encirrem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
encirrasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
encirrasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
encirrasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
encirrássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
encirrásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
encirrassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
encirrares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
encirrarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
encirrardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
encirrarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
encirra (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
encirre (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
encirremos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
encirrai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
encirrem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não encirres (singular second-person imperative negative)
não encirre (singular third-person imperative negative)
não encirremos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não encirreis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não encirrem (plural third-person imperative negative)
encirrares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
encirrarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
encirrardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
encirrarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


suffers

glosses: terceira pessoa do singular do presente indicativo do verbo suffer


suffered

glosses: passado simples e particípio do verbo suffer


suffering

text: These walls are bricked with suffering.

translation: Esses muros são entijolados com sofrimento

forms: sufferings (plural)


umami

glosses: sabor de alimentos ricos em glutamato como peixe, cogumelos, espinafres, chá verde

etymology_texts:
de:umami
en:umami
es:umami
et:umami
eu:umami
fi:umami
fr:umami
it:umami
ko:umami
nl:umami
pl:umami
sv:umami
ta:umami

forms: umamis (masculine plural)


Diego

forms: Diegos (masculine plural)


Jacob

Ἰάκωβος

roman: Iákōbos

etymology_texts: Do latim Iacobus⁽ˡᵃ⁾ e este do grego antigo Ἰάκωβος (Iáko̱vos) e este do hebraico antigo יעקב (ya'aqov). Significa aquele que segurou pelo calcanhar.


feiras

glosses: segunda pessoa do singular do presente do indicativo do verbo feirar


piggy bank

pos: phrase

pos_title: Locução substantiva

glosses: (cofre de) porquinho; (porquinho) mealheiro

text: Modern piggy banks are not limited to the likeness of pigs, and may come in a range of shapes, sizes and colors.

translation: Os cofres de porquinho modernos não estão limitados à aparência de porcos, e podem vir em uma variedade de formas, tamanhos e cores.

etymology_texts:
De piggy, diminutivo de pig ("porco"), + bank ("banco").
:* Datação: década de 1940

ipa: /ˈpɪ.gi ˌbæŋk/

ipa: /"pI.gi %b{Nk/

forms: piggy banks (plural)


insustentável

forms: insustentáveis (masculine plural)


Miguel

Միքայել

roman: Mik’ayel

Михаил

roman: Mikhail), (Maĭkŭl

米高

roman: Mǐ gāo), (Mài kě

미가엘

roman: miga-el), (maikeul

მიხეილი

roman: mikheili

Μιχαήλ

roman: Michaí̱l), (Michaí̱los

Μιχαήλ

roman: Michaí̱l

מיכאל

roman: Mikha’el

מיכאל

roman: Mikhoyl

ミケーレ

roman: Mikēre), (Maikeru

Микхаил

roman: Mikhail), (Mihail

Михаило

roman: Mihailo), (Mihajlo

Михайло

roman: Mykhay̆lo

etymology_texts: Do latim Michael⁽ˡᵃ⁾ e este do grego antigo Μιχαήλ (Michaí̱l) e este do hebraico antigo מיכאל (Mikha’el). Significa quem é com Deus.

ipa: /miˈɣel/.

ipa: "Miguel" ^(fonte ?)

forms: Miguéis (masculine plural)


Miguel

glosses: Máicon, Micael, Michel, Michelo, Miguel, Misael

forms: Migueles (masculine plural)


Michael

etymology_texts: Do latim Michael que veio do grego antigo Μιχαήλ (Michaí̱l) que veio do hebraico מיכאל (Mikha’el). Significa quem é como Deus?.

ipa: /ˈmɪçaʔeːl/.


Michael

etymology_texts: Do latim Michael que veio do grego antigo Μιχαήλ (Michaí̱l) que veio do hebraico מיכאל (Mikha’el). Significa quem é como Deus.


Michael

ipa: /ˈmaɪkəl/.

ipa: "Michael" ^(fonte ?)


Michael

etymology_texts: Do grego antigo Μιχαήλ (Michaí̱l) que veio do hebraico מיכאל (Mikha’el). Significa quem é com Deus.


Michael

etymology_texts: Do latim Michael que veio do grego antigo Μιχαήλ (Michaí̱l) que veio do hebraico מיכאל (Mikha’el). Significa quem é com Deus.


uniões

forms: união (feminine singular)


intersticial

forms: intersticiais (masculine plural)


ანბანი

etymology_texts: De ანი + ბანი, nomes das duas primeiras letras do alfabeto georgiano.

etymology_texts:
bs:ანბანი
en:ანბანი
fi:ანბანი
fr:ანბანი
hu:ანბანი
ka:ანბანი
ko:ანბანი
lt:ანბანი
mg:ანბანი
nn:ანბანი
pl:ანბანი
ro:ანბანი
ru:ანბანი
sm:ანბანი
tr:ანბანი


presidência

text: Ele está na presidência.

glosses: período de exercício de presidente, mandato

text: Hugo Chavéz já está há mais de dez anos na presidência da Venezuela.

forms: presidências (feminine plural)


seminários

forms: seminário (masculine singular)


presidencial

text: Na verdade, a próxima gestão presidencial deve enfrentar os crescentes problemas no Oriente Médio com o Estado Islâmico na Síria.

ref: notícia do jornal O Estado de S. Paulo de 23 de fevereiro de 2016

forms: presidenciais (masculine plural)


B.O.

text: jornal Meia Hora de 11 de abril de 2021 https://web.archive.org/web/20240821222755/https://www.meiahora.com.br/celebridades


infirmar

glosses: enfraquecer, debilitar, retirar a sustentação

etymology_texts: Do latim infirmare⁽ˡᵃ⁾, infinitivo do verbo infirmo.

forms:
infirmando (gerund)
infirmado (participle)
infirmo (singular first-person indicative present)
infirmas (singular second-person indicative present)
infirma (singular third-person indicative present)
infirmamos (plural first-person indicative present)
infirmais (plural second-person indicative present)
infirmam (plural third-person indicative present)
infirmava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
infirmavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
infirmava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
infirmávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
infirmáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
infirmavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
infirmei (singular first-person indicative past)
infirmaste (singular second-person indicative past)
infirmou (singular third-person indicative past)
infirmamos (plural first-person indicative past)
infirmámos (plural first-person indicative past)
infirmastes (plural second-person indicative past)
infirmaram (plural third-person indicative past)
infirmara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
infirmaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
infirmara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
infirmáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
infirmáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
infirmaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
infirmarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
infirmarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
infirmará (singular third-person indicative future present)
infirmaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
infirmareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
infirmarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
infirmaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
infirmarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
infirmaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
infirmaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
infirmaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
infirmariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
infirme (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
infirmes (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
infirme (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
infirmemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
infirmeis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
infirmem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
infirmasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
infirmasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
infirmasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
infirmássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
infirmásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
infirmassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
infirmares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
infirmarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
infirmardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
infirmarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
infirma (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
infirme (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
infirmemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
infirmai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
infirmem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não infirmes (singular second-person imperative negative)
não infirme (singular third-person imperative negative)
não infirmemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não infirmeis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não infirmem (plural third-person imperative negative)
infirmares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
infirmarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
infirmardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
infirmarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


trilíngue

glosses: que é capaz de ler, falar e/ou escrever em três línguas

etymology_texts: Do latim trilingue⁽ˡᵃ⁾. Da composição de tri- + -língue.

forms: trilíngues (masculine plural)


a fim

pos_title: Locução adjetiva

text: Garota, a menina a fim de você, se também estiver a fim, porquê não? se eu fosse você eu passava o rodo, e daí que vocês trabalham junto, onde se ganha o pão pode-se conseguir o recheio.

text: Nem quero, não vou, não, espera, agora estou a fim, eu vou, me espera!

raw_tags: comum aos dois gêneros e aos dois números


a fim

pos_title: Locução prepositiva

text: Eles então combinaram os dados do radiocarbono com informação histórica sobre a ordem e a duração de cada reinado, a fim de estabelecer uma cronologia completa das dinastias.

ref: notícia do jornal O Estado de S. Paulo de 17 de junho de 2010


ablepsifobia

forms: ablepsifobias (feminine plural)


aeronausifobia

glosses: fobia de vomitar durante um voo de avião

text: O pacote de vômito faz a sua aeronausifobia aumentar.

glosses: medo excessivo de ter enjoos durante um voo de avião

forms: aeronausifobias (feminine plural)


cleptofobia

text: Nas grandes cidades do Brasil, quase todos têm um pouco de cleptofobia, andam com medo.

forms: cleptofobias (feminine plural)


teleiofilia

glosses: atração sexual por pessoas com idade significativamente maior, de crianças ou adolescentes por adultos

text: A teleiofilia acontece quando um adolescente se sente atraído por um adulto.

forms: teleiofilias (feminine plural)


sistemas

forms: sistema (masculine singular)


sistemas

glosses: segunda pessoa do singular do presente do indicativo do verbo sistemar


codificação

glosses: dar coordenadas, identificar localização por meio do cruzamento das linhas de posição horizontal e vertical

glosses: modo de modulação de sinal que é usado para processar informações com rendimento superior

forms: codificações (feminine plural)


vôos

glosses:
Plural de vôo
grafia antiga de voo, usada até 1990


postado

glosses: que foi posto em algum lugar ou situação

forms:
postados (masculine plural)
postada (feminine singular)
postadas (feminine plural)


tesura

etymology_texts:
Do latim tensura.
zh:tesura

forms: tesuras (feminine plural)


descortês

forms: descorteses (masculine plural)


maquiavélico

glosses: relativo ou semelhante ao maquiavelismo (sistema político preconizado por Maquiavel)

forms:
maquiavélicos (masculine plural)
maquiavélica (feminine singular)
maquiavélicas (feminine plural)


Miĥaelo

etymology_texts:
Do latim Michaelus⁽ˡᵃ⁾.
:De Miĥael- + -o.


Mikelo

etymology_texts:
Do latim Michaelus⁽ˡᵃ⁾.
:De Mikel- + -o.


Ἀνδρέας

etymology_texts: Do grego antigo ἀνδρεῖος (andreíos) e ἀνήρ (aní̱r).

ipa: /andréaːs/ (Clássico).

ipa: /andrˈɛaːs/ (Koiné).

ipa: /andrˈeas/ (Bizantino).


Filipe

glosses: Filipe, o apóstolo mencionado em Marcos 3:18

فيليب

roman: Felib

Փիլիպպոս

roman: P’ilippos

Φίλιππος

roman: Fílippos

Филип

roman: Filip

Филип

roman: Filip), (Filipp

etymology_texts: Do latim Philippus, que veio do grego Φίλιππος (Fílippos) derivado de φίλιππος (que ama cavalos) de φιλέω (filéo) (que ama) e ἵππος (íppos) (cavalo).

forms: Filipes (masculine plural)


Φίλιππος

etymology_texts: Do grego φίλιππος (fílippos) (que ama cavalos) de φιλέω (filéo) (que ama) e ἵππος (íppos) (cavalo)

etymology_texts:
el:Φίλιππος
en:Φίλιππος
fr:Φίλιππος
hu:Φίλιππος
pl:Φίλιππος


Felipe

etymology_texts: Do latim Philippus⁽ˡᵃ⁾ e este do grego antigo Φίλιππος (Fílippos) derivado de φίλιππος (que ama cavalos) de φιλέω (filéo) (que ama) e ἵππος (íppos).

forms: Felipes (masculine plural)


jagunço

glosses: criminoso contratado como guarda-costas ou segurança de uma pessoa influente; pistoleiro ou cangaceiro contratado para matar

glosses: aquele que fazia parte do grupo de Antônio Conselheiro (1828-1897), chefe da revolução de Canudos, na Bahia

glosses: arma que consiste em uma ponta de ferro aguçada, usada como arma de ataque e defesa popular

forms: jagunços (masculine plural)


ter uma queda

pos_title: Expressão

text: Colocar-se nas mãos de um cineasta estreante nunca incomodou Tilda Swinton. Pelo contrário. A atriz escocesa admite ter uma queda por diretores novatos.

ref: notícia do jornal O Estado de S. Paulo de 13 de 01 de 2006


cangaceiro

glosses: indivíduo armado que serve de guarda-costas ou segurança

forms: cangaceiros (masculine plural)


acaroar

glosses: lavrar a terra até o linde da que está acarão, na direção transversal ao sentido inicial da lavra

forms:
acaroando (gerund)
acaroado (participle)
acaroo (singular first-person indicative present)
acaroas (singular second-person indicative present)
acaroa (singular third-person indicative present)
acaroamos (plural first-person indicative present)
acaroais (plural second-person indicative present)
acaroam (plural third-person indicative present)
acaroava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
acaroavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
acaroava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
acaroávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
acaroáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
acaroavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
acaroei (singular first-person indicative past)
acaroaste (singular second-person indicative past)
acaroou (singular third-person indicative past)
acaroamos (plural first-person indicative past)
acaroámos (plural first-person indicative past)
acaroastes (plural second-person indicative past)
acaroaram (plural third-person indicative past)
acaroara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
acaroaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
acaroara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
acaroáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
acaroáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
acaroaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
acaroarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
acaroarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
acaroará (singular third-person indicative future present)
acaroaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
acaroareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
acaroarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
acaroaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
acaroarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
acaroaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
acaroaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
acaroaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
acaroariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
acaroe (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaroes (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaroe (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaroemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaroeis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaroem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acaroasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaroasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaroasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaroássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaroásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaroassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acaroares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acaroarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acaroardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acaroarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acaroa (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
acaroe (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
acaroemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
acaroai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
acaroem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não acaroes (singular second-person imperative negative)
não acaroe (singular third-person imperative negative)
não acaroemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não acaroeis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não acaroem (plural third-person imperative negative)
acaroares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
acaroarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
acaroardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
acaroarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


acastrapar

glosses: misturar, na fala normal, dizeres, palavras, ou modos da língua castelhana, ou espanhola, falar castrapo

forms:
acastrapando (gerund)
acastrapado (participle)
acastrapo (singular first-person indicative present)
acastrapas (singular second-person indicative present)
acastrapa (singular third-person indicative present)
acastrapamos (plural first-person indicative present)
acastrapais (plural second-person indicative present)
acastrapam (plural third-person indicative present)
acastrapava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
acastrapavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
acastrapava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
acastrapávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
acastrapáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
acastrapavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
acastrapei (singular first-person indicative past)
acastrapaste (singular second-person indicative past)
acastrapou (singular third-person indicative past)
acastrapamos (plural first-person indicative past)
acastrapámos (plural first-person indicative past)
acastrapastes (plural second-person indicative past)
acastraparam (plural third-person indicative past)
acastrapara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
acastraparas (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
acastrapara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
acastrapáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
acastrapáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
acastraparam (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
acastraparei (singular first-person indicative future present)
acastraparás (singular second-person indicative future present)
acastrapará (singular third-person indicative future present)
acastraparemos (plural first-person indicative future present)
acastrapareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
acastraparão (plural third-person indicative future present)
acastraparia (singular first-person indicative future past)
acastraparias (singular second-person indicative future past)
acastraparia (singular third-person indicative future past)
acastraparíamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
acastraparíeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
acastrapariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
acastrape (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acastrapes (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acastrape (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acastrapemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acastrapeis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acastrapem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
acastrapasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acastrapasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acastrapasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acastrapássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acastrapásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acastrapassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
acastrapares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acastraparmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acastrapardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acastraparem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
acastrapa (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
acastrape (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
acastrapemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
acastrapai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
acastrapem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não acastrapes (singular second-person imperative negative)
não acastrape (singular third-person imperative negative)
não acastrapemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não acastrapeis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não acastrapem (plural third-person imperative negative)
acastrapares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
acastraparmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
acastrapardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
acastraparem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


perpétuo

text: No Brasil, não há prisão perpétua, o tempo máximo de detenção é de trinta anos.

forms:
perpétuos (masculine plural)
perpétua (feminine singular)
perpétuas (feminine plural)


castrapo

glosses: mistura de idioma português com idioma espanhol, portunhol da Galiza

glosses: forma pejorativa para referir-se ao idioma espanhol ou castelhano

text: "Não me fale em castrapo, que não entendo"

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) forma depreciativa de castelhano; de castelhano + trapo, com influência de castrar.

forms: castrapos (masculine plural)


castrapizar

glosses: misturar no falar dizeres, palavras ou modos da língua castelhana, falar castrapo

forms:
castrapizando (gerund)
castrapizado (participle)
castrapizo (singular first-person indicative present)
castrapizas (singular second-person indicative present)
castrapiza (singular third-person indicative present)
castrapizamos (plural first-person indicative present)
castrapizais (plural second-person indicative present)
castrapizam (plural third-person indicative present)
castrapizava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
castrapizavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
castrapizava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
castrapizávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
castrapizáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
castrapizavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
castrapizei (singular first-person indicative past)
castrapizaste (singular second-person indicative past)
castrapizou (singular third-person indicative past)
castrapizamos (plural first-person indicative past)
castrapizámos (plural first-person indicative past)
castrapizastes (plural second-person indicative past)
castrapizaram (plural third-person indicative past)
castrapizara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapizaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapizara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapizáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapizáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapizaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapizarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
castrapizarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
castrapizará (singular third-person indicative future present)
castrapizaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
castrapizareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
castrapizarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
castrapizaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
castrapizarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
castrapizaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
castrapizaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
castrapizaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
castrapizariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
castrapize (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapizes (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapize (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapizemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapizeis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapizem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapizasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapizasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapizasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapizássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapizásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapizassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapizares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
castrapizarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
castrapizardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
castrapizarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
castrapiza (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
castrapize (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
castrapizemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
castrapizai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
castrapizem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não castrapizes (singular second-person imperative negative)
não castrapize (singular third-person imperative negative)
não castrapizemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não castrapizeis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não castrapizem (plural third-person imperative negative)
castrapizares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
castrapizarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
castrapizardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
castrapizarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


castrapear

glosses: misturar no falar, dizeres, palavras ou modos da língua castelhana, falar castrapo

forms:
castrapeando (gerund)
castrapeado (participle)
castrapeo (singular first-person indicative present)
castrapeas (singular second-person indicative present)
castrapea (singular third-person indicative present)
castrapeamos (plural first-person indicative present)
castrapeais (plural second-person indicative present)
castrapeam (plural third-person indicative present)
castrapeava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
castrapeavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
castrapeava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
castrapeávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
castrapeáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
castrapeavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
castrapeei (singular first-person indicative past)
castrapeaste (singular second-person indicative past)
castrapeou (singular third-person indicative past)
castrapeamos (plural first-person indicative past)
castrapeámos (plural first-person indicative past)
castrapeastes (plural second-person indicative past)
castrapearam (plural third-person indicative past)
castrapeara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapearas (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapeara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapeáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapeáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapearam (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
castrapearei (singular first-person indicative future present)
castrapearás (singular second-person indicative future present)
castrapeará (singular third-person indicative future present)
castrapearemos (plural first-person indicative future present)
castrapeareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
castrapearão (plural third-person indicative future present)
castrapearia (singular first-person indicative future past)
castrapearias (singular second-person indicative future past)
castrapearia (singular third-person indicative future past)
castrapearíamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
castrapearíeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
castrapeariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
castrapee (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapees (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapee (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapeemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapeeis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapeem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
castrapeasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapeasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapeasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapeássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapeásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapeassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
castrapeares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
castrapearmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
castrapeardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
castrapearem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
castrapea (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
castrapee (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
castrapeemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
castrapeai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
castrapeem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não castrapees (singular second-person imperative negative)
não castrapee (singular third-person imperative negative)
não castrapeemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não castrapeeis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não castrapeem (plural third-person imperative negative)
castrapeares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
castrapearmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
castrapeardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
castrapearem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


temporária

forms:
temporário (masculine singular)
temporários (masculine plural)
temporárias (feminine plural)


detenção

text: O policial fez a detenção do rapaz.

text: O rapaz está em detenção.

glosses: prisão preventiva, temporária, passageira

text: A detenção do acusado já foi feita, agora resta, ao juiz, julgá-lo.

text: A detenção de cocaína é ilegal por se tratar de uma droga ilícita.

forms: detenções (feminine plural)