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pos_title: Locução interjetiva

glosses: expressa denotativamente que alguém de sexo masculino é guei: esse é guei

glosses: expressa maliciosa e interpretativamente que se julga aspectualmente similar a guei de sexo masculino na atitude, no trejeito, no tipo de roupas, na forma de se adornar, na forma de se expressar, na forma que faz posições corporais ou na forma de falar


buzegar

pos: verb

pos_title: Verbo

forms:
buzegando (gerund)
buzegado (participle)
buzego (singular first-person indicative present)
buzegas (singular second-person indicative present)
buzega (singular third-person indicative present)
buzegamos (plural first-person indicative present)
buzegais (plural second-person indicative present)
buzegam (plural third-person indicative present)
buzegava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
buzegavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
buzegava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
buzegávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
buzegáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
buzegavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
buzeguei (singular first-person indicative past)
buzegaste (singular second-person indicative past)
buzegou (singular third-person indicative past)
buzegamos (plural first-person indicative past)
buzegámos (plural first-person indicative past)
buzegastes (plural second-person indicative past)
buzegaram (plural third-person indicative past)
buzegara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
buzegaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
buzegara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
buzegáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
buzegáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
buzegaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
buzegarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
buzegarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
buzegará (singular third-person indicative future present)
buzegaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
buzegareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
buzegarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
buzegaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
buzegarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
buzegaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
buzegaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
buzegaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
buzegariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
buzegue (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
buzegues (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
buzegue (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
buzeguemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
buzegueis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
buzeguem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
buzegasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
buzegasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
buzegasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
buzegássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
buzegásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
buzegassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
buzegares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
buzegarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
buzegardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
buzegarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
buzega (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
buzegue (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
buzeguemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
buzegai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
buzeguem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não buzegues (singular second-person imperative negative)
não buzegue (singular third-person imperative negative)
não buzeguemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não buzegueis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não buzeguem (plural third-person imperative negative)
buzegares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
buzegarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
buzegardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
buzegarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


salvagem

pos: noun

pos_title: Substantivo

glosses: direito sobre o que se salvou de um navio naufragado

forms: salvagens (feminine plural)


Apolinária

forms: Apolinárias (feminine plural)


Apolinário

glosses: bispo sírio, fundador do apolinarismo no século IV

forms: Apolinários (masculine plural)


apolinário

pos: adj

pos_title: Adjetivo

glosses: relativo a Apolinário de Laodiceia ou ao apolinarismo

forms:
apolinários (masculine plural)
apolinária (feminine singular)
apolinárias (feminine plural)


apolinarismo

glosses: religião fundada pelo bispo sírio Apolinário

forms: apolinarismos (masculine plural)


apolinarista

forms: apolinaristas (masculine plural)


giclê

glosses: peça em forma de parafuso que controla a passagem de combustível ou ar

forms: giclês (masculine plural)


novelar

forms:
novelando (gerund)
novelado (participle)
novelo (singular first-person indicative present)
novelas (singular second-person indicative present)
novela (singular third-person indicative present)
novelamos (plural first-person indicative present)
novelais (plural second-person indicative present)
novelam (plural third-person indicative present)
novelava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
novelavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
novelava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
novelávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
noveláveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
novelavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
novelei (singular first-person indicative past)
novelaste (singular second-person indicative past)
novelou (singular third-person indicative past)
novelamos (plural first-person indicative past)
novelámos (plural first-person indicative past)
novelastes (plural second-person indicative past)
novelaram (plural third-person indicative past)
novelara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
novelaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
novelara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
noveláramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
noveláreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
novelaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
novelarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
novelarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
novelará (singular third-person indicative future present)
novelaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
novelareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
novelarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
novelaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
novelarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
novelaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
novelaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
novelaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
novelariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
novele (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
noveles (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
novele (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
novelemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
noveleis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
novelem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
novelasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
novelasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
novelasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
novelássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
novelásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
novelassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
novelares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
novelarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
novelardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
novelarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
novela (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
novele (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
novelemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
novelai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
novelem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não noveles (singular second-person imperative negative)
não novele (singular third-person imperative negative)
não novelemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não noveleis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não novelem (plural third-person imperative negative)
novelares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
novelarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
novelardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
novelarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


novelar

glosses: relatar em forma de romance um acontecimento

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Do espanhol novela, (romance) + -ar.


novelar

etymology_texts:
(Morfologia) De novela + -ar.
(Morfologia) De novelo + -ar.


anovelar

forms:
anovelando (gerund)
anovelado (participle)
anovelo (singular first-person indicative present)
anovelas (singular second-person indicative present)
anovela (singular third-person indicative present)
anovelamos (plural first-person indicative present)
anovelais (plural second-person indicative present)
anovelam (plural third-person indicative present)
anovelava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
anovelavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
anovelava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
anovelávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
anoveláveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
anovelavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
anovelei (singular first-person indicative past)
anovelaste (singular second-person indicative past)
anovelou (singular third-person indicative past)
anovelamos (plural first-person indicative past)
anovelámos (plural first-person indicative past)
anovelastes (plural second-person indicative past)
anovelaram (plural third-person indicative past)
anovelara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
anovelaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
anovelara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
anoveláramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
anoveláreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
anovelaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
anovelarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
anovelarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
anovelará (singular third-person indicative future present)
anovelaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
anovelareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
anovelarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
anovelaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
anovelarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
anovelaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
anovelaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
anovelaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
anovelariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
anovele (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
anoveles (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
anovele (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
anovelemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
anoveleis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
anovelem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
anovelasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
anovelasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
anovelasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
anovelássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
anovelásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
anovelassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
anovelares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
anovelarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
anovelardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
anovelarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
anovela (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
anovele (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
anovelemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
anovelai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
anovelem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não anoveles (singular second-person imperative negative)
não anovele (singular third-person imperative negative)
não anovelemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não anoveleis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não anovelem (plural third-person imperative negative)
anovelares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
anovelarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
anovelardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
anovelarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


nevascar

forms:
nevascando (gerund)
nevascado (participle)
nevasco (singular first-person indicative present)
nevascas (singular second-person indicative present)
nevasca (singular third-person indicative present)
nevascamos (plural first-person indicative present)
nevascais (plural second-person indicative present)
nevascam (plural third-person indicative present)
nevascava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
nevascavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
nevascava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
nevascávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
nevascáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
nevascavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
nevasquei (singular first-person indicative past)
nevascaste (singular second-person indicative past)
nevascou (singular third-person indicative past)
nevascastes (plural second-person indicative past)
nevascaram (plural third-person indicative past)
nevascara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
nevascaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
nevascara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
nevascáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
nevascáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
nevascaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
nevascarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
nevascarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
nevascará (singular third-person indicative future present)
nevascaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
nevascareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
nevascarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
nevascaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
nevascarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
nevascaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
nevascaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
nevascaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
nevascariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
nevasque (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
nevasques (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
nevasque (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
nevasquemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
nevasqueis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
nevasquem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
nevascasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
nevascasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
nevascasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
nevascássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
nevascásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
nevascassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
nevascares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
nevascarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
nevascardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
nevascarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
nevasca (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
nevasque (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
nevasquemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
nevascai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
nevasquem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não nevasques (singular second-person imperative negative)
não nevasque (singular third-person imperative negative)
não nevasquemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não nevasqueis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não nevasquem (plural third-person imperative negative)
nevascares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
nevascarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
nevascardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
nevascarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


Acácia

forms: Acácias (feminine plural)


Acácio

forms: Acácios (masculine plural)


Acácios

pos_title: Forma de substantivo

forms: Acácio (masculine singular)


Acácias

forms: Acácia (feminine singular)


nevasqueira

glosses: morugem, erva anual rasteira da espécie Stellaria media, que invade a horta

forms: nevasqueiras (feminine plural)


acácias

forms:
acácio (masculine singular)
acácios (masculine plural)
acácia (feminine singular)


acácias

forms: acácia (feminine singular)


nevisqueira

forms: nevisqueiras (feminine plural)


nim

pos: intj

pos_title: Interjeição

text: Luis Gustavo titubeou por alguns segundos e respondeu: "Nim!"

ref: jornal Folha de São Paulo de 7 de setembro de 1994


nim

pos: conj

pos_title: Conjunção

text: Bardzo lubię piosenkę "Nim Słońce wstanie".

translation: Gosto muito da canção "Antes do sol nascer".


nim

pos: pron

pos_title: Forma de pronome

glosses: caso instrumental dos pronomes pessoais on e ono

text: Bardzo lubię z nim rozmawiać.

translation: Gosto muito de falar com ele.

text: To jest jojo. Lubię się nim bawić.

translation: Este é um ioiô. Gosto de brincar com ele.

glosses: caso locativo dos pronomes pessoais on e ono

text: Masz chłopaka? Opowiedz mi o nim.

translation: Tens um namorado? Conta-me sobre ele.

text: Kupiłaś mieszkanie! Jak długo w nim mieszkasz?

translation: Compraste um apartamento! Há quanto tempo vives nele?

glosses: caso dativo dos pronomes pessoais oni e one

text: Dzięki nim zdałem egzamin.

translation: Graças a eles/elas passei no exame.


anguaño

pos: adv

pos_title: Advérbio

etymology_texts: Cognato do galego-português medieval ogano, e do espanhol hogaño.


ogaño

etymology_texts: Do latim hoc anno, (annus), (neste ano). Cognato do galego-português medieval ogano, e do asturiano anguaño.


ogano

etymology_texts: Do latim hoc⁽ˡᵃ⁾ anno, (annus), "neste ano". Cognato do espanhol hogaño, e do asturiano anguaño.


दन्त

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-iraniano. São cognatos o persa دندان /dændɒːn/ e o avéstico /dantan-/, /daːtaː/. Em última análise a palavra vem do proto-indo-europeu *h₃dónts, com o mesmo significado. São cognatos o grego antigo ὀδών /o'doːn/, o latim dens e o inglês tooth.

ipa: [ˈdɐntɐ]


अग्नि

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *h₁n̥gʷnis. São cognatos o lituano ugnis, o latim ignis e o russo огонь /ʌˈɡonʲ/.

ipa: [ɐ'gni]


नासा

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *néh₂s. São cognatos o latim nasus, o lituano nosis, o russo нос /nos/, e o inglês nose.

ipa: ['naːsaː]


amigo com benefícios

pos: phrase

pos_title: Locução substantiva

glosses: alguém com quem se tem amizade e ocasionalmente relações íntimas

セックスフレンド

roman: sekkusu furendo

etymology_texts:
Tradução literal da expressão inglesa friend with benefits.
:* Morfologia: amigo + com + benefícios

ipa: /ɐ.ˈmi.gu kõ be.ne.ˈfi.sjus/

ipa: /6."mi.gu ko~ be.ne."fi.sjus/

forms:
amigos com benefícios (masculine plural)
amiga com benefícios (feminine singular)
amigas com benefícios (feminine plural)


safar

glosses: libertar algo que estava preso, desembaraçar

glosses: evitar um conflito, fugir da relação com uma pessoa

glosses: livrar o navio dos seus amarres, libertar a coberta do navio de cordas e objetos, preparar o navio para a manobra

glosses: libertar-se de uma situação ou pessoa, livrar-se de um inconveniente

forms:
safando (gerund)
safado (participle)
safo (singular first-person indicative present)
safas (singular second-person indicative present)
safa (singular third-person indicative present)
safamos (plural first-person indicative present)
safais (plural second-person indicative present)
safam (plural third-person indicative present)
safava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
safavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
safava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
safávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
safáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
safavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
safei (singular first-person indicative past)
safaste (singular second-person indicative past)
safou (singular third-person indicative past)
safastes (plural second-person indicative past)
safaram (plural third-person indicative past)
safara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
safaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
safara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
safáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
safáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
safaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
safarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
safarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
safará (singular third-person indicative future present)
safaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
safareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
safarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
safaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
safarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
safaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
safaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
safaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
safariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
safe (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
safes (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
safe (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
safemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
safeis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
safem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
safasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
safasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
safasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
safássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
safásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
safassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
safares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
safarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
safardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
safarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
safa (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
safe (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
safemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
safai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
safem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não safes (singular second-person imperative negative)
não safe (singular third-person imperative negative)
não safemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não safeis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não safem (plural third-person imperative negative)
safares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
safarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
safardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
safarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


doito

glosses: afeito, que está acostumada ou acostumado

etymology_texts: Do latim doctus, docta, doctum, ou de ductus, pelo galego-português medieval doito.

forms:
doitos (masculine plural)
doita (feminine singular)
doitas (feminine plural)


doito

forms: doitos (masculine plural)


doito

glosses: ensinada ou ensinado, que está acostumada ou acostumado

etymology_texts: Do latim doctus, docta, doctum, ou de ductus. Cognato do asturiano duechu e do espanhol ducho.


duechu

etymology_texts: Do latim doctus, docta, doctum, ou de ductus. Cognato do galego-português medieval doito e do espanhol ducho.


ducho

pos_title: Forma verbal

glosses: primeira pessoa do presente de indicativo do verbo duchar


ducho

etymology_texts: Do latim doctus, docta, doctum ou de ductus. Cognato do galego-português medieval doito e do asturiano duechu.

forms:
duchos (masculine plural)
ducha (feminine singular)
duchas (feminine plural)
duchos (plural)


teixeirense

glosses: de Teixeira (Paraíba), de Teixeira de Freitas (Bahia), de Teixeiras (Minas Gerais) ou de Teixeirópolis (Rondônia)

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Teixeira ou Teixeiras + -ense.

forms: teixeirenses (masculine plural)


teixeirense

glosses: natural destas quatro cidades ou seu habitante


emilianopolitano

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) De Emilianópoli(s) + t + -ano.

forms:
emilianopolitanos (masculine plural)
emilianopolitana (feminine singular)
emilianopolitanas (feminine plural)


emilianopolitano

glosses: natural de Emilianópolis ou seu habitante


serrana

forms: serranas (feminine plural)


serranense

glosses: das cidades de Serrana (São Paulo), de Serrano do Maranhão (Maranhão) ou de Serranos (Minas Gerais)

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) De Serrana ou Serranos + -ense.

forms: serranenses (masculine plural)


serranense

glosses: natural destas três cidades ou seu habitante


periscópio

glosses: acessório fundamental dos submarinos, usados para captar imagens acima da água

περισκόπιο

roman: periskópio

潜望鏡

roman: せんぼうきょう

перископ

roman: periskóp

forms: periscópios (masculine plural)


Serrano

forms: Serranos (masculine plural)


solaz

etymology_texts: Do latim solacium, pelo galego-português medieval solaz.

forms: solazes (masculine plural)


solaz

glosses: recreio, descanso, folga, distração, espairecimento


policial civil

glosses: servidor público que integra os quadros da instituição do Estado de nome Polícia Civil

forms: policiais civis (masculine plural)


vendeita

etymology_texts: Do latim vindicta. Confronte-se com o vendeta.

forms: vendeitas (feminine plural)


vindicar

etymology_texts:
ca:vindicar
en:vindicar
es:vindicar
fr:vindicar
ko:vindicar
zh:vindicar

forms:
vindicando (gerund)
vindicado (participle)
vindico (singular first-person indicative present)
vindicas (singular second-person indicative present)
vindica (singular third-person indicative present)
vindicamos (plural first-person indicative present)
vindicais (plural second-person indicative present)
vindicam (plural third-person indicative present)
vindicava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
vindicavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
vindicava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
vindicávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
vindicáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
vindicavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
vindiquei (singular first-person indicative past)
vindicaste (singular second-person indicative past)
vindicou (singular third-person indicative past)
vindicastes (plural second-person indicative past)
vindicaram (plural third-person indicative past)
vindicara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
vindicaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
vindicara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
vindicáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
vindicáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
vindicaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
vindicarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
vindicarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
vindicará (singular third-person indicative future present)
vindicaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
vindicareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
vindicarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
vindicaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
vindicarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
vindicaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
vindicaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
vindicaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
vindicariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
vindique (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
vindiques (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
vindique (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
vindiquemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
vindiqueis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
vindiquem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
vindicasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
vindicasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
vindicasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
vindicássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
vindicásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
vindicassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
vindicares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
vindicarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
vindicardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
vindicarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
vindica (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
vindique (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
vindiquemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
vindicai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
vindiquem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não vindiques (singular second-person imperative negative)
não vindique (singular third-person imperative negative)
não vindiquemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não vindiqueis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não vindiquem (plural third-person imperative negative)
vindicares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
vindicarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
vindicardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
vindicarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


nematoide

etymology_texts: Do grego antigo νηματύδης (semelhante a um fio).

forms: nematoides (masculine plural)


nematoides

glosses: vermes de simetria bilateral, com corpo bastante alongado, forma cilíndrica e extremidade final afilada

forms: nematoide (masculine singular)


Fins

etymology_texts: Variante de Fiz, do latim Felix. (feliz, afortunado).


fiz

glosses: primeira pessoa do pretérito perfeito de indicativo do verbo fazer


fiz

glosses: terceira pessoa do pretérito perfeito de indicativo do verbo fazer


de fix

pos_title: Locução adverbial

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Talvez variação de fis, ou apócope de fixo.


finxu

glosses: pedra fincada que serve de orientadora do caminho

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Derivado de finxar, variante de fixar.

forms: finxos (masculine plural)


finxar

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Variante de fixar. Confronte-se com o também asturiano finxu.


penetra

glosses: pessoa que vai a alguma festa sem ser convidada; xepeiro

forms: penetras (masculine plural)


penetra

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


a pran

etymology_texts: Do latim planus⁽ˡᵃ⁾ “chão, plano”. Confronte-se com pran.


ancila

etymology_texts: Do latim ancilla. Confronte-se com o galego-português medieval ancela.

forms: ancilas (feminine plural)


ancela

forms: ancelas (feminine plural)


ancilar

etymology_texts: Do latim ancillaris. Confronte-se com ancila.

forms: ancilares (masculine plural)


troupeau

forms: troupeaux (masculine plural)


nuée

ipa: /nɥe/

forms: nuées (feminine plural)


ungir

text: O papa Francisco falou sobre a missão do sacerdote, na homilia da Missa do Crisma (consagração dos óleos usados para ungir os enfermos, nos batizados e nas crismas), na manhã desta quinta-feira, na Basilica de São Pedro.

ref: notícia do jornal O Estado de S. Paulo de 28 de março de 2013

etymology_texts: Do latim ungo. Confronte-se com o galego-português medieval unger

forms:
ungindo (gerund)
ungido (participle)
unjo (singular first-person indicative present)
unges (singular second-person indicative present)
unge (singular third-person indicative present)
ungimos (plural first-person indicative present)
ungis (plural second-person indicative present)
ungem (plural third-person indicative present)
ungia (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
ungias (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
ungia (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
ungíamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
ungíeis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
ungiam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
ungi (singular first-person indicative past)
ungiste (singular second-person indicative past)
ungiu (singular third-person indicative past)
ungimos (plural first-person indicative past)
ungistes (plural second-person indicative past)
ungiram (plural third-person indicative past)
ungira (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
ungiras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
ungira (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
ungíramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
ungíreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
ungiram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
ungirei (singular first-person indicative future present)
ungirás (singular second-person indicative future present)
ungirá (singular third-person indicative future present)
ungiremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
ungireis (plural second-person indicative future present)
ungirão (plural third-person indicative future present)
ungiria (singular first-person indicative future past)
ungirias (singular second-person indicative future past)
ungiria (singular third-person indicative future past)
ungiríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
ungiríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
ungiriam (plural third-person indicative future past)
unja (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
unjas (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
unja (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
unjamos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
unjais (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
unjam (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
ungisse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
ungisses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
ungisse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
ungíssemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
ungísseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
ungissem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
ungires (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
ungirmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
ungirdes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
ungirem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
unge (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
unja (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
unjamos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
ungi (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
unjam (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não unjas (singular second-person imperative negative)
não unja (singular third-person imperative negative)
não unjamos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não unjais (plural second-person imperative negative)
não unjam (plural third-person imperative negative)
ungires (singular second-person personal infinitive)
ungirmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
ungirdes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
ungirem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


meiminho

forms: meiminhos (masculine plural)


meiminho

forms:
meiminhos (masculine plural)
meiminha (feminine singular)
meiminhas (feminine plural)


ष्ठीवति

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *sp(t)yewH-, com o mesmo significado. São cognatos o grego antigo πτύω /ptuoː/, o latim spuo, o persa تف /tof/ (escarro), o russo плевать /plʲɪˈvatʲ/ e o inglês spew.

ipa: [ʂʈʰiːʋɐti]


पिबति

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *peh₃-, com o mesmo significado. São cognatos o grego antigo πίνω /pinɔː/, o latim bibo e o russo пить /pʲitʲ/.

ipa: ['pibɐti]


एति

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *h₁ey-, singificando ir. São cognatos o grego antigo εἶμι /é͜emi/, o latim eo, o persa antigo /aitij/, o hitita /ijatta/, o lituano eiti e o russo идти /ɪˈtʲːi/.

ipa: ['eti]


serre

glosses: primeira pessoa do singular do presente do conjuntivo/subjuntivo do verbo serrar

glosses: terceira pessoa do singular do presente do conjuntivo/subjuntivo do verbo serrar

glosses: terceira pessoa do singular do imperativo afirmativo do verbo serrar

glosses: terceira pessoa do singular do imperativo negativo do verbo serrar


serre

text: – Amaury, dit-elle, voulez-vous m’aider à cueillir dans le jardin et dans la serre quelques fleurs ? J’ai commencé à peindre un bouquet, et comme celui d’hier est fané, je voudrais le renouveler.

ref: Alexandre Dumas; Amaury


épluchure

text: Conservez un fragment d'épluchure pour le fumet.

forms: épluchures (feminine plural)


lequel

pos_title: Pronome

glosses: pronome relativo - o qual, a qual, os quais, as quais

text: Voici le monde dans lequel on vit.

text: Thé ou café: lequel est meilleur pour le cœur?

ipa: /ləkɛl/

forms:
lequels (masculine plural)
laquelle (feminine singular)
laquelles (feminine plural)


envahir

glosses: invadir, ocupar, conquistar, apoderar-se


ऊर्णा

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *h₂wĺ̥h₁neh₂, com o mesmo significado. São cognatos o grego antigo λῆνος /lɛ᷇ː.nos/, o latim lana, o lituano vilna, o irlandês olann, o russo волна /vɞlˈna/ e o inglês wool.

ipa: ['uːɾɳɐ]


cordeirense

glosses: das cidades de Cordeiro (Rio de Janeiro) ou de Cordeiros (Bahia)

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) De Cordeiro ou Cordeiros + -ense.

forms: cordeirenses (masculine plural)


cordeirense

glosses: natural desta duas cidades ou seu habitante


liberdadense

forms: liberdadenses (masculine plural)


चक्र

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *kʷékʷlos, com o significado de círculo, roda. São cognatos o avéstico /t͡ʃaxra/, o persa چرخ /t͡ʃæɾx/, o grego antigo κύκλος /kýklos/, o latim colus (roca de fiar), o lituano kaklas, o russo колесо /kɐlʲɪˈso/ e o inglês wheel.

ipa: [t͡ʃɐ'kɾɐ]


ईर्म

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *h₁ar-mo-, com o mesmo significado. São cognatos o alemão Arm e o inglês arm.

ipa: [iːɾmɐ]


भ्रातृ

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *bʰrātr-, com o mesmo significado. São cognatos o grego antigo φράτηρ /pʰra͜átɛ͜ɛr/ (membro duma comunidade, ou duma tribo), o latim frater, o lituano brolis, o persa برادر /bæɾɒːˈdæɾ/, o russo брат /bɾat/ e o inglês brother.

ipa: ['bʰɾaːtɽ]


जानाति

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-iraniano. São cognatos o persa شناختن /ʃenɒːxˈt̪ʰæn/ (conhecer), o curdo zanîn e o avéstico /zanãn/. Em última análise a palavra vem do proto-indo-europeu *ǵneh₃-, com o mesmo significado de saber ou conhecer. São cognatos o grego antigo γιγνώσκω /giɡnɔ͜ɔ́skɔ͜ɔ/ (conhecer, entender), o latim gnosco ou nosco (e daí o português conhecer), o inglês know, o russo знать /znatʲ/ e o lituano žinoti.

ipa: [d͡ʒaː'naːti]


lyncher

text: A Dresde je vis la foule lyncher presque un cocher italien qui s'était servi du fouet contre sa bête.

ref: em LES TROIS HOMMES EN ALLEMAGNE, de JEROME K. JEROME


card game

forms: card games (plural)


oser

text: Oser être la Chef.


ticket office

glosses: guichê de passagens, guichê de tíquetes, bilheteria


आत्मन्

glosses: pessoa como um todo, em oposição às suas partes

etymology_texts: Possivelmente do proto-indo-europeu, sendo cognatos o alemão Atem (respiração), o latim animus, o grego antigo ἄνεμος /ánemos/ (vento, brisa), o arménio antigo անձն /and͡zn/ (pessoa) e o tocário B āñme (alma, ser).

ipa: ['aːtmɐn]


उप

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *upo, com o significado de sob. São cognatos o grego antigo ὑπό /hypó/ e o latim sub.

ipa: ['upɐ]


उप

pos: prep

pos_title: Preposição


linha na pipa

glosses: saia(m) daqui, saia(m) desse local; vai embora, vão embora

text: Os dois aí, linha na pipa, agora.

text: O quê você está fazendo aqui? Anda, tchau, vamos, linha na pipa.

glosses: saiu-se ou saíram deixando um lugar, ir-se embora, foram-se embora

text: Quando ele mencionou as palavrinhas «ajuda», «necessária» e «tu» na mesma frase, ela embicou pra porta e o quê? Linha na pipa, passou resvalando pela porta entreaberta tão rápido que chegou a coriscar a lataria.

text: Quando Edward Snowden viu que iam prendê-lo, pegou o tinha de pegar, beijou quem tinha de beijar, Deus abençoe a América e ó linha na pipa.


कनीन

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *ken-, com o significado de novo, fresco, daí também a palavra कन्या /kɐ'njɐ/, moça, filha, virgem. São cognatos o grego antigo καινός /ka͜ɪnós/ (novo, fresco, não usado) e o latim recens (novo, recente, fresco).

ipa: [kɐ'niːnɐ]


घर्म

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-iraniano. É cognato o persa گرم /gʲæɾm/ (quente). Em última análise a palavra vem do proto-indo-europeu *ghwerm- (aquecer, esquentar). São cognatos o grego antigo θερμός /tʰermós/ (quente), o latim formus (quente) e talvez o inglês warm.

ipa: ['gʰɐɾmɐ]


धूम

etymology_texts: Do proto-indo-europeu *dʰuh₂mós, com o mesmo significado. São cognatos o grego antigo θῡμός /tʰy͜ymós/ (alma, desejo, vida), o latim fumus, o lituano dūmas, o russo дым /dɨm/, e o persa دود /duːd/.

ipa: [dʱuː'mɐ]


no talo

text: Nunca ouvem músicas baixinho, sempre no talo.

text: O bom é ouvir música com som no talo.


circadiano

glosses: relativo ao ciclo de um dia ou de aproximadamente 24 horas

glosses: da regularidade rítmica no funcionamento diário do organismo

forms:
circadianos (masculine plural)
circadiana (feminine singular)
circadianas (feminine plural)


circadien

forms:
circadiens (masculine plural)
circadienne (feminine singular)
circadiennes (feminine plural)


rassurant

forms:
rassurants (masculine plural)
rassurante (feminine singular)
rassurantes (feminine plural)


sous

glosses: seus, pronome possessivo da terceira pessoa do singular e do plural

forms:
sou (masculine singular)
sue (feminine singular)
sues (feminine plural)


bragancense

glosses: de Bragança (Pará) ou de Bragança Paulista (São Paulo)

forms: bragancenses (masculine plural)


bragancense

glosses: natural destas duas cidades ou seu habitante


aja

glosses: primeira pessoa do singular do presente do conjuntivo de agir

glosses: terceira pessoa do singular do presente do conjuntivo de agir

glosses: terceira pessoa do singular do imperativo de agir


paramétrico

forms:
paramétricos (masculine plural)
paramétrica (feminine singular)
paramétricas (feminine plural)


palestinense

glosses: das cidades de nome Palestina, em Alagoas e em São Paulo, de Palestina de Goiás (Goiás) ou de Palestina do Pará (Pará)

glosses: da Palestina, região do Mediterrâneo oriental

forms: palestinenses (masculine plural)


palestinense

glosses: natural destas quatro cidades e região ou seu habitante


ingremidade

forms: ingremidades (feminine plural)


descalço

forms:
descalços (masculine plural)
descalça (feminine singular)
descalças (feminine plural)


franco-brasileiro

text: Olivier Anquier é franco-brasileiro.

forms:
franco-brasileiros (masculine plural)
franco-brasileira (feminine singular)
franco-brasileiras (feminine plural)


thriller

forms: thrillers (masculine plural)


attirance

forms: attirances (feminine plural)


morga

glosses: trovisco, planta da espécie Daphne gnidium, usada para narcotizar e pescar peixes no rio

glosses: cardo-morto, tasneirinha, planta da espécie Senecio vulgaris

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Confronte-se com morgar e com o galês murgyn. Cognata do asturiano, muerga.

forms: morgas (feminine plural)


Freire

forms: Freires (masculine plural)


Ramalho

forms: Ramalhos (masculine plural)


cardo-morto

glosses: planta silvestre da espécie Senecio vulgaris

forms: cardos-mortos (masculine plural)


tasneirinha

forms: tasneirinhas (feminine plural)


murga

forms:
muega (feminine singular)
murgues (feminine plural)


murga

etymology_texts:
Do latim amurca.
(Morfologia) Talvez variante de música.

forms: murgas (feminine plural)


murga

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Confronte-se com morganho e murganho, e com o galego murgouço e murgueiro.

forms:
murgo (masculine singular)
murgo (masculine plural)
murgas (feminine plural)


murga

glosses: conjunto de feixes de trigo dispostos, amontoados em cruz

glosses: batata pequena, que se aparta para alimento dos animais

glosses: arte simples de pesca no rio, ramalhos dispostos que obrigam aos peixes a irem para a rede


muerga

glosses: planta silvestre, espécie de escrofulária usada para a pesca machucada no rio, (Scrophularia aquatica)

glosses: planta silvestre, verbasco, (Verbascum thapsus)

glosses: tinte escuro feito da coberta externa da noz

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Aparentada com morgue. Cognato do galego morga.

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Variante do asturiano murga. Confronte-se com morganho

forms: muergues (feminine plural)


murgouço

etymology_texts: Derivado do galego murga. Confronte-se com murgalho, murgueiro e o trasmontanismo merouço.

forms: murgouços (masculine plural)


morganho

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Aparentado com o morcas e morcão.

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Aparentado com o asturiano e galego murga.

forms:
morganhos (masculine plural)
morganha (feminine singular)
morganhas (feminine plural)


morganho

forms: morganhos (masculine plural)


murganho

glosses: depois da malha dos cereais, restos das espigas

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Confronte-se com o galego murgo e murganho.

forms: murganhos (masculine plural)


murganho

glosses: restos vegetais secos, folhas, caruma..., usados como potente calorífico para cozer barro.

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Aparentado com o latim mus, (rato). Confronte-se com muranho.


musganho

glosses: que não vê bem, que tem dificuldades na vista

etymology_texts: Relacionado com o galego musgar, aparentado com o latim mus "rato".

etymology_texts: Variante da forma galega murganho, derivada por sua vez de murgo.

forms:
musganhos (masculine plural)
musganha (feminine singular)
musganhas (feminine plural)
musganhos (plural)


musganho

forms: musganhos (masculine plural)


musgo-histórico

forms: musgos-históricos (masculine plural)


mossegar

etymology_texts: Variante de morsegar, pelo latim morsiecare, (mordiscar). Confronte-se com amorsegar.

forms:
mossegando (gerund)
mossegado (participle)
mossego (singular first-person indicative present)
mossegas (singular second-person indicative present)
mossega (singular third-person indicative present)
mossegamos (plural first-person indicative present)
mossegais (plural second-person indicative present)
mossegam (plural third-person indicative present)
mossegava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
mossegavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
mossegava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
mossegávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
mossegáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
mossegavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
mosseguei (singular first-person indicative past)
mossegaste (singular second-person indicative past)
mossegou (singular third-person indicative past)
mossegamos (plural first-person indicative past)
mossegámos (plural first-person indicative past)
mossegastes (plural second-person indicative past)
mossegaram (plural third-person indicative past)
mossegara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
mossegaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
mossegara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
mossegáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
mossegáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
mossegaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
mossegarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
mossegarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
mossegará (singular third-person indicative future present)
mossegaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
mossegareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
mossegarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
mossegaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
mossegarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
mossegaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
mossegaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
mossegaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
mossegariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
mossegue (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mossegues (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mossegue (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mosseguemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mossegueis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mosseguem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mossegasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mossegasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mossegasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mossegássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mossegásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mossegassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mossegares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
mossegarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
mossegardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
mossegarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
mossega (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
mossegue (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
mosseguemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
mossegai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
mosseguem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não mossegues (singular second-person imperative negative)
não mossegue (singular third-person imperative negative)
não mosseguemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não mossegueis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não mosseguem (plural third-person imperative negative)
mossegares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
mossegarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
mossegardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
mossegarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


morsegar

etymology_texts: Do latim morsiecare, (mordiscar). Confronte-se com amorsegar.

forms:
morsegando (gerund)
morsegado (participle)
morsego (singular first-person indicative present)
morsegas (singular second-person indicative present)
morsega (singular third-person indicative present)
morsegamos (plural first-person indicative present)
morsegais (plural second-person indicative present)
morsegam (plural third-person indicative present)
morsegava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
morsegavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
morsegava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
morsegávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
morsegáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
morsegavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
morseguei (singular first-person indicative past)
morsegaste (singular second-person indicative past)
morsegou (singular third-person indicative past)
morsegamos (plural first-person indicative past)
morsegámos (plural first-person indicative past)
morsegastes (plural second-person indicative past)
morsegaram (plural third-person indicative past)
morsegara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
morsegaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
morsegara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
morsegáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
morsegáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
morsegaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
morsegarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
morsegarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
morsegará (singular third-person indicative future present)
morsegaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
morsegareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
morsegarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
morsegaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
morsegarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
morsegaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
morsegaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
morsegaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
morsegariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
morsegue (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
morsegues (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
morsegue (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
morseguemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
morsegueis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
morseguem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
morsegasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
morsegasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
morsegasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
morsegássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
morsegásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
morsegassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
morsegares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
morsegarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
morsegardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
morsegarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
morsega (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
morsegue (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
morseguemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
morsegai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
morseguem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não morsegues (singular second-person imperative negative)
não morsegue (singular third-person imperative negative)
não morseguemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não morsegueis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não morseguem (plural third-person imperative negative)
morsegares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
morsegarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
morsegardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
morsegarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


mossegão

forms: mossegões (masculine plural)


mordicar

forms:
mordicando (gerund)
mordicado (participle)
mordico (singular first-person indicative present)
mordicas (singular second-person indicative present)
mordica (singular third-person indicative present)
mordicamos (plural first-person indicative present)
mordicais (plural second-person indicative present)
mordicam (plural third-person indicative present)
mordicava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
mordicavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
mordicava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
mordicávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
mordicáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
mordicavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
mordiquei (singular first-person indicative past)
mordicaste (singular second-person indicative past)
mordicou (singular third-person indicative past)
mordicastes (plural second-person indicative past)
mordicaram (plural third-person indicative past)
mordicara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
mordicaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
mordicara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
mordicáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
mordicáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
mordicaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
mordicarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
mordicarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
mordicará (singular third-person indicative future present)
mordicaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
mordicareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
mordicarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
mordicaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
mordicarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
mordicaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
mordicaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
mordicaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
mordicariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
mordique (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mordiques (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mordique (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mordiquemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mordiqueis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mordiquem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mordicasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mordicasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mordicasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mordicássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mordicásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mordicassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
mordicares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
mordicarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
mordicardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
mordicarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
mordica (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
mordique (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
mordiquemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
mordicai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
mordiquem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não mordiques (singular second-person imperative negative)
não mordique (singular third-person imperative negative)
não mordiquemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não mordiqueis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não mordiquem (plural third-person imperative negative)
mordicares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
mordicarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
mordicardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
mordicarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


moscar

forms:
moscando (gerund)
moscado (participle)
mosco (singular first-person indicative present)
moscas (singular second-person indicative present)
mosca (singular third-person indicative present)
moscamos (plural first-person indicative present)
moscais (plural second-person indicative present)
moscam (plural third-person indicative present)
moscava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
moscavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
moscava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
moscávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
moscáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
moscavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
mosquei (singular first-person indicative past)
moscaste (singular second-person indicative past)
moscou (singular third-person indicative past)
moscamos (plural first-person indicative past)
moscámos (plural first-person indicative past)
moscastes (plural second-person indicative past)
moscaram (plural third-person indicative past)
moscara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
moscaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
moscara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
moscáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
moscáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
moscaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
moscarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
moscarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
moscará (singular third-person indicative future present)
moscaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
moscareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
moscarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
moscaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
moscarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
moscaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
moscaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
moscaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
moscariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
mosque (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mosques (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mosque (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mosquemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mosqueis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
mosquem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
moscasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
moscasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
moscasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
moscássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
moscásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
moscassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
moscares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
moscarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
moscardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
moscarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
mosca (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
mosque (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
mosquemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
moscai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
mosquem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não mosques (singular second-person imperative negative)
não mosque (singular third-person imperative negative)
não mosquemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não mosqueis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não mosquem (plural third-person imperative negative)
moscares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
moscarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
moscardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
moscarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


moscar

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) De mosca + -ar. Aparentada com o latim morsiecare, "mordiscar". Confronte-se com amorsegar.


moscar

glosses: fazer uma pequena incisão ou entalhe na castanha para a assar


musgo-de-pinheiro

forms: musgos-de-pinheiros (masculine plural)


musgar

glosses: queimar superficialmente a pele e as cerdas do porco depois de morto

forms:
musgando (gerund)
musgado (participle)
musgo (singular first-person indicative present)
musgas (singular second-person indicative present)
musga (singular third-person indicative present)
musgamos (plural first-person indicative present)
musgais (plural second-person indicative present)
musgam (plural third-person indicative present)
musgava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
musgavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
musgava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
musgávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
musgáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
musgavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
musguei (singular first-person indicative past)
musgaste (singular second-person indicative past)
musgou (singular third-person indicative past)
musgamos (plural first-person indicative past)
musgámos (plural first-person indicative past)
musgastes (plural second-person indicative past)
musgaram (plural third-person indicative past)
musgara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
musgaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
musgara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
musgáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
musgáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
musgaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
musgarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
musgarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
musgará (singular third-person indicative future present)
musgaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
musgareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
musgarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
musgaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
musgarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
musgaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
musgaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
musgaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
musgariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
musgue (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
musgues (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
musgue (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
musguemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
musgueis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
musguem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
musgasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
musgasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
musgasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
musgássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
musgásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
musgassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
musgares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
musgarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
musgardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
musgarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
musga (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
musgue (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
musguemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
musgai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
musguem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não musgues (singular second-person imperative negative)
não musgue (singular third-person imperative negative)
não musguemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não musgueis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não musguem (plural third-person imperative negative)
musgares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
musgarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
musgardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
musgarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


musgar

etymology_texts: Confronte-se com o galego amusganhar e musganho.

etymology_texts: Talvez influenciada ou derivada de moscar.


musgar

glosses: fechar as pálpebras algo intentando ver melhor


musgar

glosses: pôr as orelhas para trás os cavalos, burros e mulos, indicando perigo


murgo

glosses: alga chamada musgo ou musgo-da-irlanda (Chondrus crispus)

forms: murgos (masculine plural)


murgueiro

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) De morgo + -eiro. Confronte-se com murga, morcas e morgar.

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) De murga + -eiro. Confronte-se com mulgueiro e murganho.

forms:
murgueiros (masculine plural)
murgueira (feminine singular)
murgueiras (feminine plural)


murgueiro

glosses: montão de palha de milho miúdo antes de ser malhado

forms: murgueiros (masculine plural)


furgar

glosses: trabalhar a madeira, desbastar a madeira, tirar a casca à madeira


furgar

glosses: cavar ligeiramente as batatas quando nascem


murgar

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Derivada do galego murgo + -ar

etymology_texts: Variante do também galego musgar, por sua vez influenciada ou derivada de moscar.


murgar

glosses: por as orelhas para trás os cavalos, burros e mulos, indicando perigo


murgalho

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Confronte-se com murganho, e com o galego murgo e morganho.

forms: murgalhos (masculine plural)


morgadilho

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Confronte-se com murganho e com o galego morgalho.

forms: morgadilhos (masculine plural)


morgalho

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Confronte-se com o galego murgo e morganho.

forms: morgalhos (masculine plural)


musgo-da-irlanda

glosses: alga também chamada musgo da espécie Chondrus crispus

forms: musgos-da-irlanda (masculine plural)


morgaço

etymology_texts: Confronte-se com o gaélico smúr, com morga, murgaço e morganho.

forms: morgaços (masculine plural)


murgaço

etymology_texts: Da mesma origem que morgaço. Confronte-se com o gaélico escocês smùr.

forms: murgaços (masculine plural)


caldo de murgaço

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) De caldo e murgaço, derivada do galego morgaço.

forms: caldos de murgaço (masculine plural)


murgão

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Derivado do galego murgar. Confronte-se com morcão.

forms:
murgões (masculine plural)
murgona (feminine singular)
murgonas (feminine plural)


murgueirão

forms:
murgueirães (masculine plural)
murgueirana (feminine singular)
murgueiranas (feminine plural)


tártago

glosses: planta da espécie Euphorbia lathyris, comumente usada para afugentar as toupeiras da horta

forms: tártagos (masculine plural)


tártago

glosses: abelhão; abelhão que mora nos troncos das árvores já podres

glosses: pessoa que presume de sabedoria, mentecapto

etymology_texts: Do latim tartarus⁽ˡᵃ⁾. Confronte-se com tartagueira.


morganheira

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Confronte-se com o galego morga e com o asturiano, muerga.

forms: morganheiras (feminine plural)


búdio

glosses: árvore do gênero Betula, reconhecida pela sua cortiça branca

etymology_texts: Da mesma raiz que o inglês wood, aparentado com o proto-germânico *widu, (madeira).

forms: búdios (masculine plural)


abedugo

forms: abedugos (masculine plural)


bodião

durdu

sense: Labrus

forms: bodiões (masculine plural)


abeneiro

etymology_texts: Talvez com base no proto-céltico *abū "rio", confronte-se com o bretão avon⁽ᵇʳ⁾ e com o córnico avon⁽ᵏʷ⁾.

forms: abeneiros (masculine plural)


umeiro

etymology_texts: Cognato do asturiano umeru e do espanhol umero.

forms: umeiros (masculine plural)


ameneiro

etymology_texts: Já no galego-português medieval como amaneiro.

forms: ameneiros (masculine plural)


barrufeiro

glosses: pequeno cavalo de pelo despenteado ou sujo

etymology_texts: Confronte-se com burrifeiro, barrufento, esbarrufar.

forms: barrufeiros (masculine plural)


barrofelho

forms:
barrufelho (masculine singular)
barrufelhos (masculine plural)


barroufeiro

forms: barroufeiros (masculine plural)


garroufeiro

forms:
garroufeiros (masculine plural)
garroufeira (feminine singular)
garroufeiras (feminine plural)


carroufeiro

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Derivada do galego carroufo, e carrouça.

forms:
carroufeiros (masculine plural)
carroufeira (feminine singular)
carroufeiras (feminine plural)


carroufeiro

glosses: de pouco crescimento, que medra achaparrado


carroufo

glosses: que não anda direito, que se move dificultosamente

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Derivada do galego acarroufar. Confronte-se com carrufa.

forms:
carroufos (masculine plural)
carroufa (feminine singular)
carroufas (feminine plural)


acarroufar

glosses: mover-se pesadamente, dificultosamente uma pessoa


carrouça

glosses: arbusto baixo e redondo de tojo ou giesta

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Aparentada do galego carroucha, carroufo, e acarroufar.

forms: carrouças (feminine plural)


garrufo

forms:
garrufos (masculine plural)
garrufa (feminine singular)
garrufas (feminine plural)


capuço

etymology_texts: Aparentada com o latim caput; confronte-se com capuz.

forms: capuços (masculine plural)


capudre

forms: capudres (masculine plural)


capurro

forms: capurros (masculine plural)


capúdrio

forms: capúdrios (masculine plural)


funfar

forms:
funfando (gerund)
funfado (participle)
funfo (singular first-person indicative present)
funfas (singular second-person indicative present)
funfa (singular third-person indicative present)
funfamos (plural first-person indicative present)
funfais (plural second-person indicative present)
funfam (plural third-person indicative present)
funfava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
funfavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
funfava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
funfávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
funfáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
funfavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
funfei (singular first-person indicative past)
funfaste (singular second-person indicative past)
funfou (singular third-person indicative past)
funfamos (plural first-person indicative past)
funfámos (plural first-person indicative past)
funfastes (plural second-person indicative past)
funfaram (plural third-person indicative past)
funfara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
funfaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
funfara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
funfáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
funfáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
funfaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
funfarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
funfarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
funfará (singular third-person indicative future present)
funfaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
funfareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
funfarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
funfaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
funfarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
funfaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
funfaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
funfaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
funfariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
funfe (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
funfes (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
funfe (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
funfemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
funfeis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
funfem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
funfasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
funfasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
funfasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
funfássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
funfásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
funfassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
funfares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
funfarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
funfardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
funfarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
funfa (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
funfe (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
funfemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
funfai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
funfem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não funfes (singular second-person imperative negative)
não funfe (singular third-person imperative negative)
não funfemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não funfeis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não funfem (plural third-person imperative negative)
funfares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
funfarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
funfardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
funfarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


luxuriante

forms: luxuriantes (masculine plural)


esmolante

forms: esmolantes (masculine plural)


galhoufeiro

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Derivada do galego galhoufa, e de galhoufar

forms:
galhoufeiros (masculine plural)
galhoufeira (feminine singular)
galhoufeiras (feminine plural)


galhoufa

glosses: encaldada, comida que se lhe dá ao porco

glosses: refeição dada para pessoas pobres, para peregrinos

glosses: refeição abundante com hortaliças variadas, favas..., para os trabalhadores do campo

etymology_texts: Talvez derivada do latim medieval galli offa, "bocado para o francês (peregrino)", ou variante de calhouvada. Confronte-se com galhoufeiro.

forms: galhoufas (feminine plural)


galhoufar

glosses: cozinhar galhoufa, comida para os porcos, comida para peregrinos, comida para pobres, comida para trabalhadores

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Derivada do galego galhoufa.


aloufado

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Confronte-se com o galego aloufar.

forms:
aloufados (masculine plural)
aloufada (feminine singular)
aloufadas (feminine plural)


aloufar

glosses: aproximar-se buscando o contacto e carícias

text: "Anda sempre aloufando num".

glosses: excitar-se o cão com ladridos, latir com fúria

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Confronte-se com o galego aloufado. Talvez da mesma raiz que louvar.


califorjo

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Talvez de uma prefixação *cali, (cale), e de forjo. Confronte-se com calfosso, caliosto ou califórnia.

forms: califorjos (masculine plural)


forjo

glosses: primeira pessoa do presente de indicativo do verbo forjar

text: "Eu forjo"


forjo

glosses: fojo para caçar lobos, grande buraco na terra tapado com ramagens

forms: forjos (masculine plural)


califórnia

glosses: corrida de cavalos em que há mais de dois competidores

etymology_texts:
Do topônimo Califórnia.
De furna.

forms: califórnias (feminine plural)


califórnia

etymology_texts: Talvez de uma prefixação *cali, "cale" e forno. Confronte-se com califórnias, palafurna, calicata, califorjo, calimósia ou o asturiano calaborniu.


calicata

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Talvez de uma prefixação *cali, (cale). Confronte-se com califórnia ou califorjo.

forms: calicatas (feminine plural)


califojo

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Talvez de uma prefixação *cali, (cale), e de fojo. Confronte-se com calicata ou califórnia.

forms: califojos (masculine plural)


californo

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Talvez de uma prefixação *cali, (cale), e forno. Confronte-se com calicata, calhibório ou califorjo.

forms: californos (masculine plural)


calfosso

glosses: rego aberto pela impetuosidade das águas da chuva

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Talvez do apócope de cale, cal, e fosso. Confronte-se com califorjo ou califórnia.

forms: calfossos (masculine plural)


dentuço

ipa: /de˜'tuˌsu/

forms:
dentuços (masculine plural)
dentuça (feminine singular)
dentuças (feminine plural)


vocabular

etymology_texts:
el:vocabular
en:vocabular
fr:vocabular
mg:vocabular
ro:vocabular
scn:vocabular
ta:vocabular
vi:vocabular

forms: vocabulares (masculine plural)


calfojo

glosses: rego, vala aberta pela impetuosidade das águas da chuva

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Talvez da apócope de cale, cal, e fojo. Confronte-se com califojo ou califórnia.

forms: calfojos (masculine plural)


caliboço

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Talvez de cale, cali. Confronte-se com califojo.

forms: caliboços (masculine plural)


calhufo

etymology_texts: Confronte-se com calhouvada, com o galego galhoufa e com o significado occitano de calhau.

forms: calhufos (masculine plural)


calhufada

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Da mesma raiz que calhouvada e que o galego calhufo.

forms: calhufadas (feminine plural)


palhufada

glosses: palhuço, restos de palha no redor do palheiro

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Derivada de palha. Confronte-se com o galego calhufada.

forms: palhufadas (feminine plural)


pachuço

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Aparentada com fachuço e com o galego palhuço.

forms: pachuços (masculine plural)


palhuço

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Derivada de palha. Confronte-se com o galego palhufafa.

forms: palhuços (masculine plural)


palhuço

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) De palha + -uço. Confronte-se com fachuço e com o galego pachuço.


palhiço

forms:
palhiços (masculine plural)
palhiça (feminine singular)
palhiças (feminine plural)


palhiço

forms: palhiços (masculine plural)


palhiça

pos_title: Forma de adjetivo

forms:
palhiço (masculine singular)
palhiços (masculine plural)
palhiças (feminine plural)


palhiça

forms: palhiças (feminine plural)


palhiça

etymology_texts: Da mesma origem que palheira. Confronte-se com o catalão pallissa⁽ᶜᵃ⁾ e com o asturiano e castelhano paliza⁽ᵃˢᵗ⁾.


granhão

etymology_texts: Apócope de garanhão. Aparentada com grenha.

forms:
granhões (masculine plural)
granhona (feminine singular)
granhonas (feminine plural)


granhão

forms: granhões (masculine plural)


granhão

glosses: a falar do pão, que é áspero por ser feito de trigo sem peneirar, com farelo, ou com trigo mal moído


grinhão

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Derivada de grinhir, (rinchar). Aparentada com grenha. Confronte-se com garanhão. Talvez cognato do francês antigo grenon.

ipa: /gɾi.'ɲoŋ/ ou /ħɾi.'ɲoŋ/

forms:
grinhões (masculine plural)
grinhona (feminine singular)
grinhonas (feminine plural)


grinhão

forms: grinhões (masculine plural)


grenhão

etymology_texts: Aparentada com grenha. Confronte-se com garanhão.

etymology_texts: Aparentado com grunhir e o galego grinhir, (rinchar).

forms:
grenhões (masculine plural)
grenhona (feminine singular)
grenhonas (feminine plural)


grenhão

forms: grenhões (masculine plural)


grinhir

etymology_texts: Aparentado com o latim grunnire. Confronte-se com o galego grinhão.


gremir

etymology_texts: Variante de grenhir. Confronte-se com gremanesa e grimir.


grenhir

etymology_texts: Aparentado com o latim grunnire. Confronte-se com o galego grenhão.


guinar

glosses: voltar-se subitamente para uma outra direção diferente daquela em que se estava

glosses: mudar brusca e inesperadamente de opinião, de pensamento; tomar novos rumos

glosses: melhorar a situação; crescer nos negócios ou na hierarquia da profissão

forms:
guinando (gerund)
guinado (participle)
guino (singular first-person indicative present)
guinas (singular second-person indicative present)
guina (singular third-person indicative present)
guinamos (plural first-person indicative present)
guinais (plural second-person indicative present)
guinam (plural third-person indicative present)
guinava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
guinavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
guinava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
guinávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
guináveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
guinavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
guinei (singular first-person indicative past)
guinaste (singular second-person indicative past)
guinou (singular third-person indicative past)
guinamos (plural first-person indicative past)
guinámos (plural first-person indicative past)
guinastes (plural second-person indicative past)
guinaram (plural third-person indicative past)
guinara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
guinaras (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
guinara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
guináramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
guináreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
guinaram (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
guinarei (singular first-person indicative future present)
guinarás (singular second-person indicative future present)
guinará (singular third-person indicative future present)
guinaremos (plural first-person indicative future present)
guinareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
guinarão (plural third-person indicative future present)
guinaria (singular first-person indicative future past)
guinarias (singular second-person indicative future past)
guinaria (singular third-person indicative future past)
guinaríamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
guinaríeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
guinariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
guine (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
guines (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
guine (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
guinemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
guineis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
guinem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
guinasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
guinasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
guinasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
guinássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
guinásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
guinassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
guinares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
guinarmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
guinardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
guinarem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
guina (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
guine (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
guinemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
guinai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
guinem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não guines (singular second-person imperative negative)
não guine (singular third-person imperative negative)
não guinemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não guineis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não guinem (plural third-person imperative negative)
guinares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
guinarmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
guinardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
guinarem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


guinar

etymology_texts: Aparentado com o latim grunnire. Confronte-se com o galego grinhão, guinada e guinamento.


granhear

glosses: gritar das crianças quando começam a falar


gralhear

forms:
gralheando (gerund)
gralheado (participle)
gralheio (singular first-person indicative present)
gralheias (singular second-person indicative present)
gralheia (singular third-person indicative present)
gralheamos (plural first-person indicative present)
gralheais (plural second-person indicative present)
gralheiam (plural third-person indicative present)
gralheava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
gralheavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
gralheava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
gralheávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
gralheáveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
gralheavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
gralheei (singular first-person indicative past)
gralheaste (singular second-person indicative past)
gralheou (singular third-person indicative past)
gralheamos (plural first-person indicative past)
gralheámos (plural first-person indicative past)
gralheastes (plural second-person indicative past)
gralhearam (plural third-person indicative past)
gralheara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
gralhearas (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
gralheara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
gralheáramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
gralheáreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
gralhearam (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
gralhearei (singular first-person indicative future present)
gralhearás (singular second-person indicative future present)
gralheará (singular third-person indicative future present)
gralhearemos (plural first-person indicative future present)
gralheareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
gralhearão (plural third-person indicative future present)
gralhearia (singular first-person indicative future past)
gralhearias (singular second-person indicative future past)
gralhearia (singular third-person indicative future past)
gralhearíamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
gralhearíeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
gralheariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
gralheie (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralheies (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralheie (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralheemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralheeis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralheiem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralheasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralheasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralheasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralheássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralheásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralheassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralheares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
gralhearmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
gralheardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
gralhearem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
gralheia (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
gralheie (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
gralheemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
gralheai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
gralheiem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não (singular second-person imperative negative)
não gralheie (singular third-person imperative negative)
não gralheemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não gralheeis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não gralheiem (plural third-person imperative negative)
gralheares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
gralhearmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
gralheardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
gralhearem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


gralhear

glosses: começar as aves novas os seus primeiros cantos

glosses: ir mostrando na adolescência os jeitos de adulto

granhear

sense: começar a falar


gralhar

etymology_texts: (Morfologia) Derivada de gralha ou gralho.

forms:
gralhando (gerund)
gralhado (participle)
gralho (singular first-person indicative present)
gralhas (singular second-person indicative present)
gralha (singular third-person indicative present)
gralhamos (plural first-person indicative present)
gralhais (plural second-person indicative present)
gralham (plural third-person indicative present)
gralhava (singular first-person indicative past continuative)
gralhavas (singular second-person indicative past continuative)
gralhava (singular third-person indicative past continuative)
gralhávamos (plural first-person indicative past continuative)
gralháveis (plural second-person indicative past continuative)
gralhavam (plural third-person indicative past continuative)
gralhei (singular first-person indicative past)
gralhaste (singular second-person indicative past)
gralhou (singular third-person indicative past)
gralhamos (plural first-person indicative past)
gralhámos (plural first-person indicative past)
gralhastes (plural second-person indicative past)
gralharam (plural third-person indicative past)
gralhara (singular first-person indicative pluperfect)
gralharas (singular second-person indicative pluperfect)
gralhara (singular third-person indicative pluperfect)
gralháramos (plural first-person indicative pluperfect)
gralháreis (plural second-person indicative pluperfect)
gralharam (plural third-person indicative pluperfect)
gralharei (singular first-person indicative future present)
gralharás (singular second-person indicative future present)
gralhará (singular third-person indicative future present)
gralharemos (plural first-person indicative future present)
gralhareis (plural second-person indicative future present)
gralharão (plural third-person indicative future present)
gralharia (singular first-person indicative future past)
gralharias (singular second-person indicative future past)
gralharia (singular third-person indicative future past)
gralharíamos (plural first-person indicative future past)
gralharíeis (plural second-person indicative future past)
gralhariam (plural third-person indicative future past)
gralhe (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralhes (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralhe (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralhemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralheis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralhem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive present)
gralhasse (singular first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralhasses (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralhasse (singular third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralhássemos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralhásseis (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralhassem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive past continuative)
gralhares (singular second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
gralharmos (plural first-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
gralhardes (plural second-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
gralharem (plural third-person subjunctive conjunctive future)
gralha (singular second-person imperative affirmative)
gralhe (singular third-person imperative affirmative)
gralhemos (plural first-person imperative affirmative)
gralhai (plural second-person imperative affirmative)
gralhem (plural third-person imperative affirmative)
não gralhes (singular second-person imperative negative)
não gralhe (singular third-person imperative negative)
não gralhemos (plural first-person imperative negative)
não gralheis (plural second-person imperative negative)
não gralhem (plural third-person imperative negative)
gralhares (singular second-person personal infinitive)
gralharmos (plural first-person personal infinitive)
gralhardes (plural second-person personal infinitive)
gralharem (plural third-person personal infinitive)


gralhar

glosses: gralhar emitir a sua voz a pega ou o outro corvídeo


saignement

forms: saignements (masculine plural)


garañón

glosses: cavalo ou asno destinado à reprodução, garanhão

etymology_texts: Cognato de garanhão e do occitano garanhon.

forms: garañones (masculine plural)


griñón

forms: griñones (masculine plural)


grenon

etymology_texts: Confronte-se com o galego grinhão e grenhão.

forms: grenons (masculine plural)


Cosme

etymology_texts: Do grego antigo Κοσμᾶς (Kosmâs), pelo latim Cosmas.

forms: Cosmes (masculine plural)


ameninado

forms:
ameninados (masculine plural)
ameninada (feminine singular)
ameninadas (feminine plural)


Auxiliadora

forms: Auxiliadoras (feminine plural)


Auxiliador

forms: Auxiliadores (masculine plural)


auxiliador

forms:
auxiliadores (masculine plural)
auxiliadora (feminine singular)
auxiliadoras (feminine plural)