text: diseminasen

title: diseminasen


text:
diseminare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dissemination

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title: diseminare


text: diseminares

title: diseminares


text: disemináremos

title: disemináremos


text: diseminareis

title: diseminareis


text: diseminaren

title: diseminaren


text: disertando

title: disertando


text: disertado

title: disertado


text: disertad

title: disertad


text:
diserto

Etymology 1
From, perfect passive participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) forsaken, abandoned, deserted
 * 2)  undone, ruined
 * 1)  undone, ruined

Etymology 2
From, substantivized neuter form of , perfect passive participle of.

Etymology 3
From, from , past participle form of.

Adjective

 * 1) eloquent, well-spoken
 * 2) eloquent, persuasive

Etymology 1
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) skilled in speaking, eloquent

title: diserto


text: disertas

title: disertas


text:
diserta

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to dissert

title: diserta


text: disertamos

title: disertamos


text: disertáis

title: disertáis


text: disertan

title: disertan


text: disertaba

title: disertaba


text: disertabas

title: disertabas


text: disertábamos

title: disertábamos


text: disertabais

title: disertabais


text: disertaban

title: disertaban


text: diserté

title: diserté


text: disertaste

title: disertaste


text: disertó

title: disertó


text: disertasteis

title: disertasteis


text: disertaron

title: disertaron


text: disertaré

title: disertaré


text: disertarás

title: disertarás


text: disertará

title: disertará


text: disertaremos

title: disertaremos


text: disertaréis

title: disertaréis


text: disertarán

title: disertarán


text: disertaría

title: disertaría


text: disertarías

title: disertarías


text: disertaríamos

title: disertaríamos


text: disertaríais

title: disertaríais


text: disertarían

title: disertarían


text: diserte

title: diserte


text: disertes

title: disertes


text: disertemos

title: disertemos


text: disertéis

title: disertéis


text: diserten

title: diserten


text: disertara

title: disertara


text: disertaras

title: disertaras


text: disertáramos

title: disertáramos


text: disertarais

title: disertarais


text: disertaran

title: disertaran


text: disertase

title: disertase


text: disertases

title: disertases


text: disertásemos

title: disertásemos


text: disertaseis

title: disertaseis


text: disertasen

title: disertasen


text:
disertare

Etymology
From a, , from , perfect passive participle of.

Verb

 * 1)  to desert
 * 2)  to abandon, leave, walk out on
 * 3)  to desert
 * 4)  to devastate, to spoil, to destroy
 * 5)  to depopulate
 * 6)  to impoverish

Usage notes

 * Meaning 3 "to desert (of a soldier)" is usually conjugated with, occasionally with.

title: disertare


text: disertares

title: disertares


text: disertáremos

title: disertáremos


text: disertareis

title: disertareis


text: disertaren

title: disertaren


text: disfrutando

title: disfrutando


text: disfrutado

title: disfrutado


text: disfruto

title: disfruto


text: disfrutas

title: disfrutas


text: disfruta

title: disfruta


text: disfrutamos

title: disfrutamos


text: disfrutáis

title: disfrutáis


text: disfrutan

title: disfrutan


text: disfrutaba

title: disfrutaba


text: disfrutabas

title: disfrutabas


text: disfrutábamos

title: disfrutábamos


text: disfrutabais

title: disfrutabais


text: disfrutaban

title: disfrutaban


text: disfruté

title: disfruté


text: disfrutaste

title: disfrutaste


text: disfrutó

title: disfrutó


text: disfrutasteis

title: disfrutasteis


text: disfrutaron

title: disfrutaron


text: disfrutaré

title: disfrutaré


text: disfrutarás

title: disfrutarás


text: disfrutará

title: disfrutará


text: disfrutaremos

title: disfrutaremos


text: disfrutaréis

title: disfrutaréis


text: disfrutarán

title: disfrutarán


text: disfrutaría

title: disfrutaría


text: disfrutarías

title: disfrutarías


text: disfrutaríamos

title: disfrutaríamos


text: disfrutaríais

title: disfrutaríais


text: disfrutarían

title: disfrutarían


text:
disfrute

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) enjoyment, pleasure, delight action and effect of enjoying

title: disfrute


text: disfrutes

title: disfrutes


text: disfrutemos

title: disfrutemos


text: disfrutéis

title: disfrutéis


text: disfruten

title: disfruten


text: disfrutara

title: disfrutara


text: disfrutaras

title: disfrutaras


text: disfrutáramos

title: disfrutáramos


text: disfrutarais

title: disfrutarais


text: disfrutaran

title: disfrutaran


text: disfrutase

title: disfrutase


text: disfrutases

title: disfrutases


text: disfrutásemos

title: disfrutásemos


text: disfrutaseis

title: disfrutaseis


text: disfrutasen

title: disfrutasen


text: disfrutare

title: disfrutare


text: disfrutares

title: disfrutares


text: disfrutáremos

title: disfrutáremos


text: disfrutareis

title: disfrutareis


text: disfrutaren

title: disfrutaren


text:
myxo-

Etymology
From, from.

Prefix

 * 1) mucus

title: myxo-


text: disgustando

title: disgustando


text:
disgustado

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) disgusted, displeased
 * 2) disappointed
 * 3) upset
 * 4) annoyed, angry
 * 1) annoyed, angry
 * 1) annoyed, angry

title: disgustado


text: disgustad

title: disgustad


text:
disgusto

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) grudge
 * 2) quarrel

Etymology 1
or from. Cf. 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) disgust

Etymology 1
or from. Cf. 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) displeasure
 * 2) chagrin
 * 3) annoyance, state of getting or being upset

Usage notes

 * Disgusto is a false friend, and is less severe than "disgusting". To describe something as "disgusting" in Spanish use asco.

title: disgusto


text: disgustas

title: disgustas


text: disgusta

title: disgusta


text: disgustamos

title: disgustamos


text: disgustáis

title: disgustáis


text: disgustan

title: disgustan


text: disgustaba

title: disgustaba


text: disgustabas

title: disgustabas


text: disgustábamos

title: disgustábamos


text: disgustabais

title: disgustabais


text: disgustaban

title: disgustaban


text: disgusté

title: disgusté


text: disgustaste

title: disgustaste


text: disgustó

title: disgustó


text: disgustasteis

title: disgustasteis


text: disgustaron

title: disgustaron


text: disgustaré

title: disgustaré


text: disgustarás

title: disgustarás


text: disgustará

title: disgustará


text: disgustaremos

title: disgustaremos


text: disgustaréis

title: disgustaréis


text: disgustarán

title: disgustarán


text: disgustaría

title: disgustaría


text: disgustarías

title: disgustarías


text: disgustaríamos

title: disgustaríamos


text: disgustaríais

title: disgustaríais


text: disgustarían

title: disgustarían


text: disguste

title: disguste


text: disgustes

title: disgustes


text: disgustemos

title: disgustemos


text: disgustéis

title: disgustéis


text: disgusten

title: disgusten


text: disgustara

title: disgustara


text: disgustaras

title: disgustaras


text: disgustáramos

title: disgustáramos


text: disgustarais

title: disgustarais


text: disgustaran

title: disgustaran


text: disgustase

title: disgustase


text: disgustases

title: disgustases


text: disgustásemos

title: disgustásemos


text: disgustaseis

title: disgustaseis


text: disgustasen

title: disgustasen


text:
disgustare

Verb

 * 1)  to disgust

title: disgustare


text: disgustares

title: disgustares


text: disgustáremos

title: disgustáremos


text: disgustareis

title: disgustareis


text: disgustaren

title: disgustaren


text: disimulando

title: disimulando


text:
disimulado

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) inconspicuous, discreet without attracting attention

title: disimulado


text: disimulad

title: disimulad


text:
disimulo

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) craftiness, underhandedness

title: disimulo


text: disimulas

title: disimulas


text:
disimula

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to hide, to conceal

title: disimula


text: disimulamos

title: disimulamos


text: disimuláis

title: disimuláis


text: disimulan

title: disimulan


text: disimulaba

title: disimulaba


text: disimulabas

title: disimulabas


text: disimulábamos

title: disimulábamos


text: disimulabais

title: disimulabais


text: disimulaban

title: disimulaban


text: disimulé

title: disimulé


text: disimulaste

title: disimulaste


text: disimuló

title: disimuló


text: disimulasteis

title: disimulasteis


text: disimularon

title: disimularon


text: disimularé

title: disimularé


text: disimularás

title: disimularás


text: disimulará

title: disimulará


text: disimularemos

title: disimularemos


text: disimularéis

title: disimularéis


text: disimularán

title: disimularán


text: disimularía

title: disimularía


text: disimularías

title: disimularías


text: disimularíamos

title: disimularíamos


text: disimularíais

title: disimularíais


text: disimularían

title: disimularían


text: disimule

title: disimule


text: disimules

title: disimules


text: disimulemos

title: disimulemos


text: disimuléis

title: disimuléis


text: disimulen

title: disimulen


text: disimulara

title: disimulara


text: disimularas

title: disimularas


text: disimuláramos

title: disimuláramos


text: disimularais

title: disimularais


text: disimularan

title: disimularan


text: disimulase

title: disimulase


text: disimulases

title: disimulases


text: disimulásemos

title: disimulásemos


text: disimulaseis

title: disimulaseis


text: disimulasen

title: disimulasen


text:
disimulare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dissimulation

title: disimulare


text: disimulares

title: disimulares


text: disimuláremos

title: disimuláremos


text: disimulareis

title: disimulareis


text: disimularen

title: disimularen


text: disipando

title: disipando


text: disipado

title: disipado


text: disipad

title: disipad


text: disipo

title: disipo


text: disipas

title: disipas


text:
disipa

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to dissipate

title: disipa


text: disipamos

title: disipamos


text: disipáis

title: disipáis


text: disipan

title: disipan


text: disipaba

title: disipaba


text: disipabas

title: disipabas


text: disipábamos

title: disipábamos


text: disipabais

title: disipabais


text: disipaban

title: disipaban


text: disipé

title: disipé


text: disipaste

title: disipaste


text: disipó

title: disipó


text: disipasteis

title: disipasteis


text: disiparon

title: disiparon


text: disiparé

title: disiparé


text: disiparás

title: disiparás


text: disipará

title: disipará


text: disiparemos

title: disiparemos


text: disiparéis

title: disiparéis


text: disiparán

title: disiparán


text: disiparía

title: disiparía


text: disiparías

title: disiparías


text: disiparíamos

title: disiparíamos


text: disiparíais

title: disiparíais


text: disiparían

title: disiparían


text: disipe

title: disipe


text: disipes

title: disipes


text: disipemos

title: disipemos


text: disipéis

title: disipéis


text: disipen

title: disipen


text: disipara

title: disipara


text: disiparas

title: disiparas


text: disipáramos

title: disipáramos


text: disiparais

title: disiparais


text: disiparan

title: disiparan


text: disipase

title: disipase


text: disipases

title: disipases


text: disipásemos

title: disipásemos


text: disipaseis

title: disipaseis


text: disipasen

title: disipasen


text:
disipare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dissipation

title: disipare


text: disipares

title: disipares


text: disipáremos

title: disipáremos


text: disipareis

title: disipareis


text: disiparen

title: disiparen


text: disociando

title: disociando


text: disociado

title: disociado


text: disociad

title: disociad


text: disocio

title: disocio


text: disocias

title: disocias


text:
disocia

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to dissociate

title: disocia


text: disociamos

title: disociamos


text: disociáis

title: disociáis


text: disocian

title: disocian


text: disociaba

title: disociaba


text: disociabas

title: disociabas


text: disociábamos

title: disociábamos


text: disociabais

title: disociabais


text: disociaban

title: disociaban


text: disocié

title: disocié


text: disociaste

title: disociaste


text: disoció

title: disoció


text: disociasteis

title: disociasteis


text: disociaron

title: disociaron


text: disociaré

title: disociaré


text: disociarás

title: disociarás


text: disociará

title: disociará


text: disociaremos

title: disociaremos


text: disociaréis

title: disociaréis


text: disociarán

title: disociarán


text: disociaría

title: disociaría


text: disociarías

title: disociarías


text: disociaríamos

title: disociaríamos


text: disociaríais

title: disociaríais


text: disociarían

title: disociarían


text: disocie

title: disocie


text: disocies

title: disocies


text: disociemos

title: disociemos


text: disociéis

title: disociéis


text: disocien

title: disocien


text: disociara

title: disociara


text: disociaras

title: disociaras


text: disociáramos

title: disociáramos


text: disociarais

title: disociarais


text: disociaran

title: disociaran


text: disociase

title: disociase


text: disociases

title: disociases


text: disociásemos

title: disociásemos


text: disociaseis

title: disociaseis


text: disociasen

title: disociasen


text: disociare

title: disociare


text: disociares

title: disociares


text: disociáremos

title: disociáremos


text: disociareis

title: disociareis


text: disociaren

title: disociaren


text: disparas

title: disparas


text: dispara

title: dispara


text: disparamos

title: disparamos


text: disparáis

title: disparáis


text: disparan

title: disparan


text: disparaba

title: disparaba


text: disparabas

title: disparabas


text: disparábamos

title: disparábamos


text: disparabais

title: disparabais


text: disparaban

title: disparaban


text: disparé

title: disparé


text: disparaste

title: disparaste


text: disparó

title: disparó


text: disparasteis

title: disparasteis


text: dispararon

title: dispararon


text: dispararé

title: dispararé


text: dispararás

title: dispararás


text: disparará

title: disparará


text: dispararemos

title: dispararemos


text: dispararéis

title: dispararéis


text: dispararán

title: dispararán


text: dispararía

title: dispararía


text: dispararías

title: dispararías


text: dispararíamos

title: dispararíamos


text: dispararíais

title: dispararíais


text: dispararían

title: dispararían


text: dispare

title: dispare


text: dispares

title: dispares


text: disparemos

title: disparemos


text: disparéis

title: disparéis


text: disparen

title: disparen


text: disparara

title: disparara


text: dispararas

title: dispararas


text: disparáramos

title: disparáramos


text: dispararais

title: dispararais


text: dispararan

title: dispararan


text: disparase

title: disparase


text: disparases

title: disparases


text: disparásemos

title: disparásemos


text: disparaseis

title: disparaseis


text: disparasen

title: disparasen


text: disparare

title: disparare


text: disparares

title: disparares


text: disparáremos

title: disparáremos


text: disparareis

title: disparareis


text: dispararen

title: dispararen


text: dispensando

title: dispensando


text:
dispensado

Adjective

 * 1) exempt
 * 2) dismissed

title: dispensado


text: dispensad

title: dispensad


text:
dispenso

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to dispense, distribute
 * 2) to manage, regulate, control
 * 1) to manage, regulate, control

title: dispenso


text: dispensas

title: dispensas


text:
dispensa

Etymology 1
From or, feminine past participle of , from  +.

Noun

 * 1) distribution, handing out
 * 2) larder, pantry
 * 3)  sideboard
 * 4) instalment/installment
 * 5) exemption, dispensation (from)
 * 1) instalment/installment
 * 2) exemption, dispensation (from)

Noun

 * 1) dismissal act of dismissing or state of having been dismissed

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to dispense

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) forgiveness; excuse
 * 2) certificate granting dispensation
 * 1) certificate granting dispensation

title: dispensa


text: dispensamos

title: dispensamos


text: dispensáis

title: dispensáis


text: dispensan

title: dispensan


text: dispensaba

title: dispensaba


text: dispensabas

title: dispensabas


text: dispensábamos

title: dispensábamos


text: dispensabais

title: dispensabais


text: dispensaban

title: dispensaban


text: dispensé

title: dispensé


text: dispensaste

title: dispensaste


text: dispensó

title: dispensó


text: dispensasteis

title: dispensasteis


text: dispensaron

title: dispensaron


text: dispensaré

title: dispensaré


text: dispensarás

title: dispensarás


text: dispensará

title: dispensará


text: dispensaremos

title: dispensaremos


text: dispensaréis

title: dispensaréis


text: dispensarán

title: dispensarán


text: dispensaría

title: dispensaría


text: dispensarías

title: dispensarías


text: dispensaríamos

title: dispensaríamos


text: dispensaríais

title: dispensaríais


text: dispensarían

title: dispensarían


text: dispenses

title: dispenses


text: dispensemos

title: dispensemos


text: dispenséis

title: dispenséis


text: dispensen

title: dispensen


text: dispensara

title: dispensara


text: dispensaras

title: dispensaras


text: dispensáramos

title: dispensáramos


text: dispensarais

title: dispensarais


text: dispensaran

title: dispensaran


text: dispensase

title: dispensase


text: dispensases

title: dispensases


text: dispensásemos

title: dispensásemos


text: dispensaseis

title: dispensaseis


text: dispensasen

title: dispensasen


text:
dispensare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to dispense, to let off, to exempt
 * 2) to dispense, to distribute

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dispensation

title: dispensare


text: dispensares

title: dispensares


text: dispensáremos

title: dispensáremos


text: dispensareis

title: dispensareis


text: dispensaren

title: dispensaren


text: dispersando

title: dispersando


text: dispersado

title: dispersado


text: dispersad

title: dispersad


text:
disperso

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) scattered, dispersed
 * 2) sparse
 * 3) lost, missing

Noun

 * 1) missing person, especially a soldier

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) dispersed, spread out
 * 2)  missing in action

title: disperso


text: dispersas

title: dispersas


text:
dispersa

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to disperse

title: dispersa


text: dispersamos

title: dispersamos


text: dispersáis

title: dispersáis


text: dispersan

title: dispersan


text: dispersaba

title: dispersaba


text: dispersabas

title: dispersabas


text: dispersábamos

title: dispersábamos


text: dispersabais

title: dispersabais


text: dispersaban

title: dispersaban


text: dispersé

title: dispersé


text: dispersaste

title: dispersaste


text: dispersó

title: dispersó


text: dispersasteis

title: dispersasteis


text: dispersaron

title: dispersaron


text: dispersaré

title: dispersaré


text: dispersarás

title: dispersarás


text: dispersará

title: dispersará


text: dispersaremos

title: dispersaremos


text: dispersaréis

title: dispersaréis


text: dispersarán

title: dispersarán


text: dispersaría

title: dispersaría


text: dispersarías

title: dispersarías


text: dispersaríamos

title: dispersaríamos


text: dispersaríais

title: dispersaríais


text: dispersarían

title: dispersarían


text: disperses

title: disperses


text: dispersemos

title: dispersemos


text: disperséis

title: disperséis


text: dispersen

title: dispersen


text: dispersara

title: dispersara


text: dispersaras

title: dispersaras


text: dispersáramos

title: dispersáramos


text: dispersarais

title: dispersarais


text: dispersaran

title: dispersaran


text: dispersase

title: dispersase


text: dispersases

title: dispersases


text: dispersásemos

title: dispersásemos


text: dispersaseis

title: dispersaseis


text: dispersasen

title: dispersasen


text:
dispersare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dispersal

title: dispersare


text: dispersares

title: dispersares


text: dispersáremos

title: dispersáremos


text: dispersareis

title: dispersareis


text: dispersaren

title: dispersaren


text:
disputo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dispute

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to estimate or compute
 * 2) to discuss, debate or argue
 * 3) to preach

title: disputo


text: disputas

title: disputas


text: disputamos

title: disputamos


text: disputáis

title: disputáis


text: disputan

title: disputan


text: disputaba

title: disputaba


text: disputabas

title: disputabas


text: disputábamos

title: disputábamos


text: disputabais

title: disputabais


text: disputaban

title: disputaban


text: disputé

title: disputé


text: disputaste

title: disputaste


text: disputó

title: disputó


text: disputasteis

title: disputasteis


text: disputaron

title: disputaron


text: disputaré

title: disputaré


text: disputarás

title: disputarás


text: disputará

title: disputará


text: disputaremos

title: disputaremos


text: disputaréis

title: disputaréis


text: disputarán

title: disputarán


text: disputaría

title: disputaría


text: disputarías

title: disputarías


text: disputaríamos

title: disputaríamos


text: disputaríais

title: disputaríais


text: disputarían

title: disputarían


text: disputemos

title: disputemos


text: disputéis

title: disputéis


text: disputen

title: disputen


text: disputara

title: disputara


text: disputaras

title: disputaras


text: disputáramos

title: disputáramos


text: disputarais

title: disputarais


text: disputaran

title: disputaran


text: disputase

title: disputase


text: disputases

title: disputases


text: disputásemos

title: disputásemos


text: disputaseis

title: disputaseis


text: disputasen

title: disputasen


text:
disputare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to dispute, discuss, argue
 * 2)  to compete, contend
 * 3)  to dispute, contest, fight
 * 4)  to take part in, play
 * 1)  to dispute, contest, fight
 * 2)  to take part in, play
 * 1)  to take part in, play

Usage notes

 * Treccani, Hoepli and the traditional-minded Dizionario di Ortografia e Pronuncia all mark the variant pronunciation io dispùto as archaic. The modern-minded Canepari lists it as less-preferred and aulica (archaic or literary).

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) contestation

title: disputare


text: disputares

title: disputares


text: disputáremos

title: disputáremos


text: disputareis

title: disputareis


text: disputaren

title: disputaren


text: distanciando

title: distanciando


text: distanciado

title: distanciado


text: distanciad

title: distanciad


text: distancio

title: distancio


text: distancias

title: distancias


text: distanciamos

title: distanciamos


text: distanciáis

title: distanciáis


text: distancian

title: distancian


text: distanciaba

title: distanciaba


text: distanciabas

title: distanciabas


text: distanciábamos

title: distanciábamos


text: distanciabais

title: distanciabais


text: distanciaban

title: distanciaban


text: distancié

title: distancié


text: distanciaste

title: distanciaste


text: distanció

title: distanció


text: distanciasteis

title: distanciasteis


text: distanciaron

title: distanciaron


text: distanciaré

title: distanciaré


text: distanciarás

title: distanciarás


text: distanciará

title: distanciará


text: distanciaremos

title: distanciaremos


text: distanciaréis

title: distanciaréis


text: distanciarán

title: distanciarán


text: distanciaría

title: distanciaría


text: distanciarías

title: distanciarías


text: distanciaríamos

title: distanciaríamos


text: distanciaríais

title: distanciaríais


text: distanciarían

title: distanciarían


text: distancie

title: distancie


text: distancies

title: distancies


text: distanciemos

title: distanciemos


text: distanciéis

title: distanciéis


text: distancien

title: distancien


text: distanciara

title: distanciara


text: distanciaras

title: distanciaras


text: distanciáramos

title: distanciáramos


text: distanciarais

title: distanciarais


text: distanciaran

title: distanciaran


text: distanciase

title: distanciase


text: distanciases

title: distanciases


text: distanciásemos

title: distanciásemos


text: distanciaseis

title: distanciaseis


text: distanciasen

title: distanciasen


text: distanciare

title: distanciare


text: distanciares

title: distanciares


text: distanciáremos

title: distanciáremos


text: distanciareis

title: distanciareis


text: distanciaren

title: distanciaren


text: distando

title: distando


text: distado

title: distado


text:
distad

Etymology
+.

Adverb

 * 1)  Toward a distal part; on the distal side of; distally.

title: distad


text:
disto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to stand apart; to be distant
 * 2) to differ
 * 1) to differ
 * 1) to differ

Conjugation

 * The perfect forms like distitī are rare, occurring only post-Classically and only in and.

title: disto


text: distas

title: distas


text: dista

title: dista


text: distamos

title: distamos


text: distáis

title: distáis


text: distan

title: distan


text: distaba

title: distaba


text: distabas

title: distabas


text: distábamos

title: distábamos


text: distabais

title: distabais


text: distaban

title: distaban


text: disté

title: disté


text: distó

title: distó


text: distasteis

title: distasteis


text: distaron

title: distaron


text: distaré

title: distaré


text: distarás

title: distarás


text: distará

title: distará


text: distaremos

title: distaremos


text: distaréis

title: distaréis


text: distarán

title: distarán


text: distaría

title: distaría


text: distarías

title: distarías


text: distaríamos

title: distaríamos


text: distaríais

title: distaríais


text: distarían

title: distarían


text: diste

title: diste


text: distes

title: distes


text: distemos

title: distemos


text: distéis

title: distéis


text:
disten

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) disthene

title: disten


text: distara

title: distara


text: distaras

title: distaras


text: distáramos

title: distáramos


text: distarais

title: distarais


text: distaran

title: distaran


text: distase

title: distase


text: distases

title: distases


text: distásemos

title: distásemos


text: distaseis

title: distaseis


text: distasen

title: distasen


text:
distare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to be (a specified) distance from
 * 2)  to be distant (from), to be far (from)
 * 1)  to be distant (from), to be far (from)

Conjugation

 * Some sources say this verb is defective, and has no past participle.

Including lesser-used forms:

title: distare


text: distares

title: distares


text: distáremos

title: distáremos


text: distareis

title: distareis


text: distaren

title: distaren


text: distinguiendo

title: distinguiendo


text:
distinguido

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) discrete; distinct; individual

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) distinguished, refined, elegant

title: distinguido


text: distinguid

title: distinguid


text: distingues

title: distingues


text: distinguimos

title: distinguimos


text: distinguís

title: distinguís


text: distinguen

title: distinguen


text: distinguía

title: distinguía


text: distinguías

title: distinguías


text: distinguíamos

title: distinguíamos


text: distinguíais

title: distinguíais


text: distinguían

title: distinguían


text: distinguí

title: distinguí


text: distinguiste

title: distinguiste


text: distinguió

title: distinguió


text: distinguisteis

title: distinguisteis


text: distinguieron

title: distinguieron


text: distinguiré

title: distinguiré


text: distinguirás

title: distinguirás


text: distinguirá

title: distinguirá


text: distinguiremos

title: distinguiremos


text: distinguiréis

title: distinguiréis


text: distinguirán

title: distinguirán


text: distinguiría

title: distinguiría


text: distinguirías

title: distinguirías


text: distinguiríamos

title: distinguiríamos


text: distinguiríais

title: distinguiríais


text: distinguirían

title: distinguirían


text: distingua

title: distingua


text: distinguas

title: distinguas


text: distinguiera

title: distinguiera


text: distinguieras

title: distinguieras


text: distinguiéramos

title: distinguiéramos


text: distinguierais

title: distinguierais


text: distinguieran

title: distinguieran


text: distinguiese

title: distinguiese


text: distinguieses

title: distinguieses


text: distinguiésemos

title: distinguiésemos


text: distinguieseis

title: distinguieseis


text: distinguiesen

title: distinguiesen


text: distinguiere

title: distinguiere


text: distinguieres

title: distinguieres


text: distinguiéremos

title: distinguiéremos


text: distinguiereis

title: distinguiereis


text:
distinguieren

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to distinguish

title: distinguieren


text: distorsionando

title: distorsionando


text:
distorsionado

Adjective

 * 1) distorted

title: distorsionado


text: distorsionad

title: distorsionad


text: distorsiono

title: distorsiono


text: distorsionas

title: distorsionas


text:
distorsiona

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to distort

title: distorsiona


text: distorsionamos

title: distorsionamos


text: distorsionáis

title: distorsionáis


text: distorsionan

title: distorsionan


text: distorsionaba

title: distorsionaba


text: distorsionabas

title: distorsionabas


text: distorsionábamos

title: distorsionábamos


text: distorsionabais

title: distorsionabais


text: distorsionaban

title: distorsionaban


text: distorsioné

title: distorsioné


text: distorsionaste

title: distorsionaste


text: distorsionó

title: distorsionó


text: distorsionasteis

title: distorsionasteis


text: distorsionaron

title: distorsionaron


text: distorsionaré

title: distorsionaré


text: distorsionarás

title: distorsionarás


text: distorsionará

title: distorsionará


text: distorsionaremos

title: distorsionaremos


text: distorsionaréis

title: distorsionaréis


text: distorsionarán

title: distorsionarán


text: distorsionaría

title: distorsionaría


text: distorsionarías

title: distorsionarías


text: distorsionaríamos

title: distorsionaríamos


text: distorsionaríais

title: distorsionaríais


text: distorsionarían

title: distorsionarían


text:
distorsione

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) sprain
 * 2) distortion
 * 3) warp

title: distorsione


text: distorsiones

title: distorsiones


text: distorsionemos

title: distorsionemos


text: distorsionéis

title: distorsionéis


text: distorsionen

title: distorsionen


text: distorsionara

title: distorsionara


text: distorsionaras

title: distorsionaras


text: distorsionáramos

title: distorsionáramos


text: distorsionarais

title: distorsionarais


text: distorsionaran

title: distorsionaran


text: distorsionase

title: distorsionase


text: distorsionases

title: distorsionases


text: distorsionásemos

title: distorsionásemos


text: distorsionaseis

title: distorsionaseis


text: distorsionasen

title: distorsionasen


text:
distorsionare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) distortion

title: distorsionare


text: distorsionares

title: distorsionares


text: distorsionáremos

title: distorsionáremos


text: distorsionareis

title: distorsionareis


text: distorsionaren

title: distorsionaren


text: disuadiendo

title: disuadiendo


text: disuadido

title: disuadido


text: disuadid

title: disuadid


text: disuado

title: disuado


text: disuades

title: disuades


text: disuade

title: disuade


text: disuadimos

title: disuadimos


text: disuadís

title: disuadís


text: disuaden

title: disuaden


text: disuadía

title: disuadía


text: disuadías

title: disuadías


text: disuadíamos

title: disuadíamos


text: disuadíais

title: disuadíais


text: disuadían

title: disuadían


text: disuadí

title: disuadí


text: disuadiste

title: disuadiste


text: disuadió

title: disuadió


text: disuadisteis

title: disuadisteis


text: disuadieron

title: disuadieron


text: disuadiré

title: disuadiré


text: disuadirás

title: disuadirás


text: disuadirá

title: disuadirá


text: disuadiremos

title: disuadiremos


text: disuadiréis

title: disuadiréis


text: disuadirán

title: disuadirán


text: disuadiría

title: disuadiría


text: disuadirías

title: disuadirías


text: disuadiríamos

title: disuadiríamos


text: disuadiríais

title: disuadiríais


text: disuadirían

title: disuadirían


text: disuada

title: disuada


text: disuadas

title: disuadas


text: disuadamos

title: disuadamos


text: disuadáis

title: disuadáis


text: disuadan

title: disuadan


text: disuadiera

title: disuadiera


text: disuadieras

title: disuadieras


text: disuadiéramos

title: disuadiéramos


text: disuadierais

title: disuadierais


text: disuadieran

title: disuadieran


text: disuadiese

title: disuadiese


text: disuadieses

title: disuadieses


text: disuadiésemos

title: disuadiésemos


text: disuadieseis

title: disuadieseis


text: disuadiesen

title: disuadiesen


text: disuadiere

title: disuadiere


text: disuadieres

title: disuadieres


text: disuadiéremos

title: disuadiéremos


text: disuadiereis

title: disuadiereis


text: disuadieren

title: disuadieren


text: dividiendo

title: dividiendo


text:
dividido

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) divided separated or split into pieces
 * 2) shared whose parts have been given to different entities
 * 3) divided having conflicting interests or emotions
 * 4) disunited having disagreement or alienation among or within
 * 1) divided having conflicting interests or emotions
 * 2) disunited having disagreement or alienation among or within
 * 1) disunited having disagreement or alienation among or within

title: dividido


text: dividid

title: dividid


text:
divido

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) division, partition

Etymology
From, from , from (whence ).

Verb

 * 1) to divide, separate
 * 2) to distribute, apportion
 * 3) to distinguish as separate
 * 1) to distribute, apportion
 * 2) to distinguish as separate
 * 1) to distinguish as separate
 * 1) to distinguish as separate

title: divido


text: dividimos

title: dividimos


text: dividís

title: dividís


text:
dividen

Etymology
From, from (Modern 🇨🇬), from , future passive participle of.

Noun

 * 1)  a number or expression that is to be divided by another.
 * 2)  a pro rata payment of money by a company to its shareholders, usually made periodically (eg, quarterly or annually).
 * 1)  a pro rata payment of money by a company to its shareholders, usually made periodically (eg, quarterly or annually).

title: dividen


text: dividía

title: dividía


text: dividías

title: dividías


text: dividíamos

title: dividíamos


text: dividíais

title: dividíais


text: dividían

title: dividían


text: dividí

title: dividí


text: dividiste

title: dividiste


text: dividió

title: dividió


text: dividisteis

title: dividisteis


text: dividieron

title: dividieron


text: dividiré

title: dividiré


text: dividirás

title: dividirás


text: dividirá

title: dividirá


text: dividiremos

title: dividiremos


text: dividiréis

title: dividiréis


text: dividirán

title: dividirán


text: dividiría

title: dividiría


text: dividirías

title: dividirías


text: dividiríamos

title: dividiríamos


text: dividiríais

title: dividiríais


text: dividirían

title: dividirían


text: divida

title: divida


text: dividas

title: dividas


text: dividamos

title: dividamos


text: dividáis

title: dividáis


text: dividan

title: dividan


text: dividiera

title: dividiera


text: dividieras

title: dividieras


text: dividiéramos

title: dividiéramos


text: dividierais

title: dividierais


text: dividieran

title: dividieran


text: dividiese

title: dividiese


text: dividieses

title: dividieses


text: dividiésemos

title: dividiésemos


text: dividieseis

title: dividieseis


text: dividiesen

title: dividiesen


text: dividiere

title: dividiere


text: dividieres

title: dividieres


text: dividiéremos

title: dividiéremos


text: dividiereis

title: dividiereis


text:
dividieren

Verb

 * 1)  to divide

title: dividieren


text: divorciando

title: divorciando


text:
divorciado

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) divorced

Noun

 * 1) divorcee, divorcée, divorcé

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) divorced

Noun

 * 1) divorcee, divorcée, divorcé

title: divorciado


text: divorciad

title: divorciad


text:
divorcio

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) divorce the legal dissolution of a marriage
 * 2) divorce a separation of connected things

Noun

 * 1) divorce

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) divorce the legal dissolution of a marriage
 * 2) divorce a separation of connected things

title: divorcio


text: divorcias

title: divorcias


text: divorcia

title: divorcia


text: divorciamos

title: divorciamos


text: divorciáis

title: divorciáis


text: divorcian

title: divorcian


text: divorciaba

title: divorciaba


text: divorciabas

title: divorciabas


text: divorciábamos

title: divorciábamos


text: divorciabais

title: divorciabais


text: divorciaban

title: divorciaban


text: divorcié

title: divorcié


text: divorciaste

title: divorciaste


text: divorció

title: divorció


text: divorciasteis

title: divorciasteis


text: divorciaron

title: divorciaron


text: divorciaré

title: divorciaré


text: divorciarás

title: divorciarás


text: divorciará

title: divorciará


text: divorciaremos

title: divorciaremos


text: divorciaréis

title: divorciaréis


text: divorciarán

title: divorciarán


text: divorciaría

title: divorciaría


text: divorciarías

title: divorciarías


text: divorciaríamos

title: divorciaríamos


text: divorciaríais

title: divorciaríais


text: divorciarían

title: divorciarían


text: divorcie

title: divorcie


text: divorcies

title: divorcies


text: divorciemos

title: divorciemos


text: divorciéis

title: divorciéis


text: divorcien

title: divorcien


text: divorciara

title: divorciara


text: divorciaras

title: divorciaras


text: divorciáramos

title: divorciáramos


text: divorciarais

title: divorciarais


text: divorciaran

title: divorciaran


text:
divorciase

Verb

 * 1)  to, to get divorced

title: divorciase


text: divorciases

title: divorciases


text: divorciásemos

title: divorciásemos


text: divorciaseis

title: divorciaseis


text: divorciasen

title: divorciasen


text: divorciare

title: divorciare


text: divorciares

title: divorciares


text: divorciáremos

title: divorciáremos


text: divorciareis

title: divorciareis


text: divorciaren

title: divorciaren


text:
Thyristor

Noun

 * 1)  thyristor (semiconductor device)

title: Thyristor


text:
museophile

Etymology
From Greek mouseîon (seat of the Muses), μουσείον,,.

Noun

 * 1) One who loves museums.

Translations

 * Finnish: museoiden ystävä, museoharrastaja

title: museophile


text: doblando

title: doblando


text:
doblado

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) folded; bent
 * 2) dubbed
 * 3) unlevel; rugged (land)

title: doblado


text: doblad

title: doblad


text:
doblo

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) double

title: doblo


text: doblas

title: doblas


text:
dobla

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  A historical gold coin used in the Iberian peninsula between the 11th and 16th centuries.

Etymology 1
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  historical coin

title: dobla


text: museophiles

title: museophiles


text: doblamos

title: doblamos


text: dobláis

title: dobláis


text: doblan

title: doblan


text: doblaba

title: doblaba


text: doblabas

title: doblabas


text: doblábamos

title: doblábamos


text: doblabais

title: doblabais


text: doblaban

title: doblaban


text: doblé

title: doblé


text:
Talk:skank

I changed it from "To dance the skank" to "To skank" as the skank isn't like the fox trot, it has never been called the skank, nor should it ever. Skank in that context is a verb.
 * You cannot define "skank" as "to skank", that is a circular definition. If you wish to define it more accurately please write a definition for it. - TheDaveRoss 21:15, 29 September 2006 (UTC)

You cannot say that it is a verb if you say lets dance the skank. The verb is dance in that case. besides, I think that I skank enough to know that you say "lets skank", if anyone would say lets dance the skank to me, they would get laughed out of the skank pit. If that is a definition of the verb form, that still doesn't make sense to me as it isnt called the skank.

 * Something can be a verb and a noun. "Let's waltz" and "let's dance the waltz" are both fine. Equinox ◑ 01:02, 20 November 2015 (UTC)

Etymology wrong?
Those etymologies look made up. I heard "skanky" years before I heard "skank". Skanky seems like a humorous alteration of stanky, itself a humorous intensification of stinky. Skanky when I first heard it had the specific meaning of "smelling of unclean genitals, especially female ones". 66.92.203.220 13:54, 9 June 2007 (UTC)

I'll need to do some digging to get a reference for ya, but a definition I had seen is a derogatory tem specifically aimed at skinny lascivious women. Skinny and rank if you will... I'll look and see what I may find on that - in the meantime if anyone else knows of this definition and can provide info(?). --Amedeofelix 11:43, 10 July 2007 (UTC)

 * Chambers derives skanky from African-American slang skank, "dirt", but they don't have a proper entry for the latter, only the dance sense. Equinox ◑ 01:01, 20 November 2015 (UTC)

Verb: steal
I remember this being used at my British school in the '90s as a slang term for steal, rather like pinch or filch. Google has a few uses in this sense: "Some excellent photoss [sic] there Aidan so I skanked a few." "i skanked a load of boxes from morrisons before moving!" "My Mom almost threw me out of the house when I skanked a TCM 2 poster from my local video store." 86.131.86.108 09:11, 26 August 2008 (UTC)

 * I can find a bare few references to it meaning "cheat", "steal", and "betray" or "disrespect". None of this usage seems to go back very far or have remained in use. I'll see if I can collect the citations, though. DCDuring TALK 09:24, 19 September 2008 (UTC)

 * Could conceivably be related to gank (to cheat), perhaps. Equinox ◑ 12:41, 1 February 2016 (UTC)

Etymology
I heard that the meaning applied to women is derived from the Jamaican meaning; ie. a woman who dances. Clarification on this matter would help us. Mostlyharmless 02:27, 29 May 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:skank


text: doblaste

title: doblaste


text: dobló

title: dobló


text: doblasteis

title: doblasteis


text: doblaron

title: doblaron


text: doblaré

title: doblaré


text: doblarás

title: doblarás


text: doblará

title: doblará


text: doblaremos

title: doblaremos


text: doblaréis

title: doblaréis


text: doblarán

title: doblarán


text: doblaría

title: doblaría


text: doblarías

title: doblarías


text: doblaríamos

title: doblaríamos


text: doblaríais

title: doblaríais


text: doblarían

title: doblarían


text:
doble

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) double

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) double

Verb

 * 1) to double

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) double

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) double twice as much

Etymology 1
From or ; if from the former, it is uncertain whether it was inherited or not, and may have been taken from a Catalan or Provençal intermediate, as the final '-e' rather than '-o' is unexpected. If from the latter, it is possible that it came from a as a variant accusative to  (rather than the normal ), formed analogically. Alternatively, it may derive from, the vocative of , though this is less likely. The word may have also simply undergone a change of suffix internally within Spanish; an old form was attested, but only in a legal sense. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Cf. also and, which were later borrowed from Latin and may be doublets.

Adjective

 * 1) double
 * 2) twofold

Noun

 * 1)  double, twice as much

Noun

 * 1)  a doppleganger, a double

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) double; twofold; twice as much
 * 2) folded
 * 1) folded

Noun

 * 1) double
 * 2) fold
 * 3) second ply
 * 1) second ply

title: doble


text: dobles

title: dobles


text: doblemos

title: doblemos


text: dobléis

title: dobléis


text: doblen

title: doblen


text: doblara

title: doblara


text: doblaras

title: doblaras


text: dobláramos

title: dobláramos


text: doblarais

title: doblarais


text: doblaran

title: doblaran


text: doblase

title: doblase


text: doblases

title: doblases


text: doblásemos

title: doblásemos


text: doblaseis

title: doblaseis


text: doblasen

title: doblasen


text: doblare

title: doblare


text: doblares

title: doblares


text: dobláremos

title: dobláremos


text: doblareis

title: doblareis


text: doblaren

title: doblaren


text: documentando

title: documentando


text:
documentado

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) documented, of record

title: documentado


text: documentad

title: documentad


text: documentas

title: documentas


text:
documenta

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to document
 * 2)  to do research, read up on something

title: documenta


text: documentamos

title: documentamos


text: documentáis

title: documentáis


text: documentan

title: documentan


text: documentaba

title: documentaba


text: documentabas

title: documentabas


text: documentábamos

title: documentábamos


text: documentabais

title: documentabais


text: documentaban

title: documentaban


text: documenté

title: documenté


text: documentaste

title: documentaste


text: documentó

title: documentó


text: documentasteis

title: documentasteis


text: documentaron

title: documentaron


text: documentaré

title: documentaré


text: documentarás

title: documentarás


text: documentará

title: documentará


text:
Citations:museophile

 * 1997 — A modernism of progress which overcomes the dead weight of tradition; certain cultural relativisms, from the liberal, museophile fascination with and framing... — B. Cope & M. Kalantzis White Noise: The Attack on Political Correctness and the Struggle for the Western Canon (Interchange, Springer)

title: Citations:museophile


text: documentaremos

title: documentaremos


text: documentaréis

title: documentaréis


text: documentarán

title: documentarán


text: documentaría

title: documentaría


text: documentarías

title: documentarías


text: documentaríamos

title: documentaríamos


text: documentaríais

title: documentaríais


text: documentarían

title: documentarían


text: documente

title: documente


text: documentes

title: documentes


text: documentemos

title: documentemos


text: documentéis

title: documentéis


text: documenten

title: documenten


text: documentara

title: documentara


text: documentaras

title: documentaras


text: documentáramos

title: documentáramos


text: documentarais

title: documentarais


text: documentaran

title: documentaran


text: documentase

title: documentase


text: documentases

title: documentases


text: documentásemos

title: documentásemos


text: documentaseis

title: documentaseis


text: documentasen

title: documentasen


text:
documentare

Verb

 * 1) to document

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) documentation

title: documentare


text: documentares

title: documentares


text: documentáremos

title: documentáremos


text: documentareis

title: documentareis


text: documentaren

title: documentaren


text: domando

title: domando


text: domado

title: domado


text: domad

title: domad


text:
domas

Verb

 * 1) to think

title: domas


text:
doma

Noun

 * 1) taming

Noun

 * 1)  an ecclesiastical office

Etymology
, from, which is an adverbial form of Proto-Slavic.

Adverb

 * 1) at home

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) household; relating to a house

Etymology 1
From the.

Noun

 * 1) roof
 * 2) house, dwelling

Etymology 2
A regularly conjugated form of.

Noun

 * 1) thought
 * 2) idea
 * 3) opinion
 * 4) view
 * 1) view
 * 1) view
 * 1) view

Adverb

 * 1) home, at home

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a sort of ecclesiastical office

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1)  at home

Etymology
Archaic locative singular of.

Adverb

 * 1) at home, home
 * 2) home (to/towards home)
 * 1) home (to/towards home)
 * 1) home (to/towards home)

Adverb

 * 1) home, at home

Adverb

 * 1) home, at home

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) horse taming
 * 2) domestication

Noun

 * 1) sheep
 * 2) goats

title: doma


text: domamos

title: domamos


text: domáis

title: domáis


text:
doman

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) tomorrow

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) tomorrow

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) tomorrow

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) tomorrow

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) tomorrow

Noun

 * 1) tomorrow

title: doman


text: domaba

title: domaba


text: domabas

title: domabas


text: domábamos

title: domábamos


text: domabais

title: domabais


text: domaban

title: domaban


text: domé

title: domé


text: domaste

title: domaste


text: domó

title: domó


text: domasteis

title: domasteis


text: domaron

title: domaron


text: domaré

title: domaré


text: domarás

title: domarás


text: domará

title: domará


text: domaremos

title: domaremos


text: domaréis

title: domaréis


text: domarán

title: domarán


text: domaría

title: domaría


text: domarías

title: domarías


text: domaríamos

title: domaríamos


text: domaríais

title: domaríais


text: domarían

title: domarían


text: domes

title: domes


text: domemos

title: domemos


text: doméis

title: doméis


text:
domen

Adverb

 * 1) to the house, home

title: domen


text: domara

title: domara


text: domaras

title: domaras


text: domáramos

title: domáramos


text: domarais

title: domarais


text: domaran

title: domaran


text: domase

title: domase


text: domases

title: domases


text: domásemos

title: domásemos


text: domaseis

title: domaseis


text: domasen

title: domasen


text: domares

title: domares


text: domáremos

title: domáremos


text: domareis

title: domareis


text: domaren

title: domaren


text: dominando

title: dominando


text:
dominado

Etymology
Borrowing from.

Adjective

 * 1) dominated; subdued

title: dominado


text: dominad

title: dominad


text: dominas

title: dominas


text: dominamos

title: dominamos


text: domináis

title: domináis


text: dominan

title: dominan


text: dominaba

title: dominaba


text: dominabas

title: dominabas


text: dominábamos

title: dominábamos


text: dominabais

title: dominabais


text: dominaban

title: dominaban


text: dominé

title: dominé


text: dominaste

title: dominaste


text:
dominó

Noun

 * 1) dominoes game played by arranging domino tiles
 * 2) domino domino tile

Etymology
, from, from. .

Noun

 * 1) dominoes game played by arranging domino tiles
 * 2) domino domino tile

Noun

 * 1) dominoes game played by arranging domino tiles
 * 2) domino domino tile

title: dominó


text: dominasteis

title: dominasteis


text: dominaron

title: dominaron


text: dominaré

title: dominaré


text: dominarás

title: dominarás


text: dominará

title: dominará


text: dominaremos

title: dominaremos


text: dominaréis

title: dominaréis


text: dominarán

title: dominarán


text: dominaría

title: dominaría


text: dominarías

title: dominarías


text: dominaríamos

title: dominaríamos


text: dominaríais

title: dominaríais


text: dominarían

title: dominarían


text:
domine

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) Lord; master.
 * 2) A clergyman; especially a settled minister or parson.
 * 3) A West Indian fish, of the family.

Etymology
From, from , vocative of.

Noun

 * 1)  reverend

Etymology
, past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) dominated

title: domine


text: domines

title: domines


text: dominemos

title: dominemos


text: dominéis

title: dominéis


text: dominen

title: dominen


text: dominara

title: dominara


text: dominaras

title: dominaras


text: domináramos

title: domináramos


text: dominarais

title: dominarais


text: dominaran

title: dominaran


text: dominase

title: dominase


text: dominases

title: dominases


text: dominásemos

title: dominásemos


text: dominaseis

title: dominaseis


text: dominasen

title: dominasen


text:
dominare

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to dominate, to rule, to control, to contain

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) domination

title: dominare


text: dominares

title: dominares


text: domináremos

title: domináremos


text: dominareis

title: dominareis


text: dominaren

title: dominaren


text: dorando

title: dorando


text:
dorad

Etymology
Compare French.

Noun

 * 1)  The sea bream.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mahi-mahi

title: dorad


text:
dora

Etymology
From, from ,. Related to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. More at,.

Noun

 * 1) bumblebee

title: dora


text: doramos

title: doramos


text: doráis

title: doráis


text:
doran

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) therein, in it, in that

title: doran


text: doraba

title: doraba


text: dorabas

title: dorabas


text: dorábamos

title: dorábamos


text: dorabais

title: dorabais


text: doraban

title: doraban


text:
doré

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) golden

Etymology
Inherited from.

Adjective

 * 1) gilded, golden

Adjective

 * 1) golden; gold (in color)

title: doré


text: doraste

title: doraste


text: doró

title: doró


text: dorasteis

title: dorasteis


text: doraron

title: doraron


text: doraré

title: doraré


text: dorarás

title: dorarás


text: dorará

title: dorará


text: doraremos

title: doraremos


text: doraréis

title: doraréis


text: dorarán

title: dorarán


text: doraría

title: doraría


text: dorarías

title: dorarías


text: doraríamos

title: doraríamos


text: doraríais

title: doraríais


text: dorarían

title: dorarían


text:
dore

Noun

 * 1) embroidered sleeve cuff
 * 2) handle of a knife or another tool

Etymology 1
From, from.

Preposition

 * 1) through
 * 2) by, through the action of
 * 3) because of
 * 4) within a time

Adverb

 * 1) through
 * 2) very, thoroughly
 * 3) throughout a space, time

Etymology 2
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) door

Etymology 3
From, , from.

Noun

 * 1) fool

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) door

Etymology
From.

Pronoun

 * 1) which (person or object)

title: dore


text: dores

title: dores


text: doremos

title: doremos


text:
museography

Noun

 * 1) The description of museum collections.

title: museography


text: doréis

title: doréis


text: doren

title: doren


text: dorara

title: dorara


text: doraras

title: doraras


text: doráramos

title: doráramos


text: dorarais

title: dorarais


text: doraran

title: doraran


text: dorase

title: dorase


text: dorases

title: dorases


text: dorásemos

title: dorásemos


text: doraseis

title: doraseis


text: dorasen

title: dorasen


text: dorares

title: dorares


text: doráremos

title: doráremos


text: dorareis

title: dorareis


text: doraren

title: doraren


text: dormitando

title: dormitando


text: dormitado

title: dormitado


text: dormitad

title: dormitad


text:
dormito

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to slumber; to feel sleepy, drowsy
 * 2) to do nothing
 * 1) to do nothing
 * 1) to do nothing

title: dormito


text: dormitas

title: dormitas


text:
dormita

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sleep

Etymology
, present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1) to doze, nap, nod, snooze

title: dormita


text: dormitamos

title: dormitamos


text: dormitáis

title: dormitáis


text: dormitan

title: dormitan


text: dormitaba

title: dormitaba


text: dormitabas

title: dormitabas


text: dormitábamos

title: dormitábamos


text: dormitabais

title: dormitabais


text: dormitaban

title: dormitaban


text: dormité

title: dormité


text: dormitaste

title: dormitaste


text: dormitó

title: dormitó


text: dormitasteis

title: dormitasteis


text: dormitaron

title: dormitaron


text: dormitaré

title: dormitaré


text: dormitarás

title: dormitarás


text: dormitará

title: dormitará


text: dormitaremos

title: dormitaremos


text: dormitaréis

title: dormitaréis


text: dormitarán

title: dormitarán


text: dormitaría

title: dormitaría


text: dormitarías

title: dormitarías


text: dormitaríamos

title: dormitaríamos


text: dormitaríais

title: dormitaríais


text: dormitarían

title: dormitarían


text: dormites

title: dormites


text: dormitemos

title: dormitemos


text: dormitéis

title: dormitéis


text: dormiten

title: dormiten


text: dormitara

title: dormitara


text: dormitaras

title: dormitaras


text: dormitáramos

title: dormitáramos


text: dormitarais

title: dormitarais


text: dormitaran

title: dormitaran


text: dormitase

title: dormitase


text: dormitases

title: dormitases


text: dormitásemos

title: dormitásemos


text: dormitaseis

title: dormitaseis


text: dormitasen

title: dormitasen


text:
dormitare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dozing

title: dormitare


text: dormitares

title: dormitares


text: dormitáremos

title: dormitáremos


text: dormitareis

title: dormitareis


text: dormitaren

title: dormitaren


text: dotando

title: dotando


text:
dotado

Adjective

 * 1) gifted endowed with special ability
 * 2)  hung having a large penis

Adjective

 * 1) talented, gifted
 * 2) endowed, well-endowed

title: dotado


text: dotad

title: dotad


text:
doto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to endow
 * 2) to apportion (typically richly)

title: doto


text:
Corioliskraft

Noun

 * 1)  Coriolis force

title: Corioliskraft


text: dotas

title: dotas


text:
dota

Noun

 * 1) dowry consisting of money and/or estate

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) dowry
 * 2) gift (for), talent (for)

title: dota


text: dotamos

title: dotamos


text: dotáis

title: dotáis


text: dotan

title: dotan


text: dotaba

title: dotaba


text: dotabas

title: dotabas


text: dotábamos

title: dotábamos


text: dotabais

title: dotabais


text: dotaban

title: dotaban


text:
doté

Noun

 * 1) throat

title: doté


text: dotaste

title: dotaste


text: dotó

title: dotó


text: dotasteis

title: dotasteis


text: dotaron

title: dotaron


text: dotaré

title: dotaré


text: dotarás

title: dotarás


text: dotará

title: dotará


text: dotaremos

title: dotaremos


text: dotaréis

title: dotaréis


text: dotarán

title: dotarán


text: dotaría

title: dotaría


text: dotarías

title: dotarías


text: dotaríamos

title: dotaríamos


text: dotaríais

title: dotaríais


text: dotarían

title: dotarían


text:
dotes

Noun

 * 1) talent
 * 1) talent

title: dotes


text: dotemos

title: dotemos


text: dotéis

title: dotéis


text:
doten

Etymology
From or, perhaps ultimately from , similar to 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) To be or become or foolish, deranged or insane.
 * 2) To be or become senile; to suffer from the wear of age.
 * 3)  To fall apart; to suffer from wear.
 * 4)  To be unconscious or weak.

title: doten


text:
dotara

Etymology
Borrowed from and, from  with the  suffix.

Noun

 * 1) A stringed instrument resembling the mandolin.

Translations

 * Assamese: দোতোৰা, দোতাৰা
 * Bengali:
 * Hindi: ,

title: dotara


text: dotaras

title: dotaras


text: dotáramos

title: dotáramos


text: dotarais

title: dotarais


text: dotaran

title: dotaran


text: dotase

title: dotase


text: dotases

title: dotases


text: dotásemos

title: dotásemos


text: dotaseis

title: dotaseis


text: dotasen

title: dotasen


text: dotares

title: dotares


text: dotáremos

title: dotáremos


text: dotareis

title: dotareis


text: dotaren

title: dotaren


text: drenando

title: drenando


text: drenado

title: drenado


text: drenad

title: drenad


text:
dreno

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) drain a conduit for liquids

title: dreno


text: drenas

title: drenas


text:
drena

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to drain

title: drena


text: drenamos

title: drenamos


text: drenáis

title: drenáis


text: drenan

title: drenan


text: drenaba

title: drenaba


text: drenabas

title: drenabas


text: drenábamos

title: drenábamos


text: drenabais

title: drenabais


text: drenaban

title: drenaban


text: drené

title: drené


text: drenaste

title: drenaste


text: drenó

title: drenó


text: drenasteis

title: drenasteis


text: drenaron

title: drenaron


text: drenaré

title: drenaré


text: drenarás

title: drenarás


text: drenará

title: drenará


text: drenaremos

title: drenaremos


text: drenaréis

title: drenaréis


text: drenarán

title: drenarán


text: drenaría

title: drenaría


text: drenarías

title: drenarías


text: drenaríamos

title: drenaríamos


text: drenaríais

title: drenaríais


text: drenarían

title: drenarían


text: drene

title: drene


text: drenes

title: drenes


text: drenemos

title: drenemos


text: drenéis

title: drenéis


text: drenen

title: drenen


text: drenara

title: drenara


text: drenaras

title: drenaras


text: drenáramos

title: drenáramos


text: drenarais

title: drenarais


text: drenaran

title: drenaran


text: drenase

title: drenase


text: drenases

title: drenases


text: drenásemos

title: drenásemos


text: drenaseis

title: drenaseis


text: drenasen

title: drenasen


text:
drenare

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to drain

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) drainage

title: drenare


text: drenares

title: drenares


text: drenáremos

title: drenáremos


text: drenareis

title: drenareis


text: drenaren

title: drenaren


text: driblando

title: driblando


text: driblado

title: driblado


text: driblad

title: driblad


text: driblo

title: driblo


text: driblas

title: driblas


text:
dribla

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to dribble

title: dribla


text: driblamos

title: driblamos


text: dribláis

title: dribláis


text: driblan

title: driblan


text: driblaba

title: driblaba


text: driblabas

title: driblabas


text: driblábamos

title: driblábamos


text: driblabais

title: driblabais


text: driblaban

title: driblaban


text: driblé

title: driblé


text: driblaste

title: driblaste


text: dribló

title: dribló


text: driblasteis

title: driblasteis


text: driblaron

title: driblaron


text: driblaré

title: driblaré


text: driblarás

title: driblarás


text: driblará

title: driblará


text: driblaremos

title: driblaremos


text: driblaréis

title: driblaréis


text: driblarán

title: driblarán


text: driblaría

title: driblaría


text: driblarías

title: driblarías


text: driblaríamos

title: driblaríamos


text: driblaríais

title: driblaríais


text: driblarían

title: driblarían


text:
drible

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  dribble

title: drible


text: dribles

title: dribles


text: driblemos

title: driblemos


text: dribléis

title: dribléis


text: driblen

title: driblen


text: driblara

title: driblara


text: driblaras

title: driblaras


text: dribláramos

title: dribláramos


text: driblarais

title: driblarais


text: driblaran

title: driblaran


text: driblase

title: driblase


text: driblases

title: driblases


text: driblásemos

title: driblásemos


text: driblaseis

title: driblaseis


text: driblasen

title: driblasen


text:
driblare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dribble

title: driblare


text: driblares

title: driblares


text: dribláremos

title: dribláremos


text: driblareis

title: driblareis


text: driblaren

title: driblaren


text: duchando

title: duchando


text: duchado

title: duchado


text: duchad

title: duchad


text:
ducho

Etymology 1
From an older form, probably from or less likely. .

Adjective

 * 1) experienced, skilled

title: ducho


text: duchas

title: duchas


text: duchamos

title: duchamos


text: ducháis

title: ducháis


text: duchan

title: duchan


text: duchaba

title: duchaba


text: duchabas

title: duchabas


text: duchábamos

title: duchábamos


text: duchabais

title: duchabais


text: duchaban

title: duchaban


text:
duché

Etymology
From, or from , from.

Noun

 * 1) a duchy

title: duché


text: duchaste

title: duchaste


text: duchó

title: duchó


text: duchasteis

title: duchasteis


text: ducharon

title: ducharon


text: ducharé

title: ducharé


text: ducharás

title: ducharás


text: duchará

title: duchará


text: ducharemos

title: ducharemos


text: ducharéis

title: ducharéis


text: ducharán

title: ducharán


text: ducharía

title: ducharía


text: ducharías

title: ducharías


text: ducharíamos

title: ducharíamos


text: ducharíais

title: ducharíais


text: ducharían

title: ducharían


text:
duche

Etymology
Ultimately from, ducem, borrowed or through the intermediate of another language, probably Italian. Compare also the doublet.

Noun

 * 1) duke

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * , duchy
 * 1) The position of being a duke

Etymology 1
, from.

title: duche


text: duches

title: duches


text: duchemos

title: duchemos


text: duchéis

title: duchéis


text:
duchen

Verb

 * 1) To administer the.

title: duchen


text: duchara

title: duchara


text: ducharas

title: ducharas


text: ducháramos

title: ducháramos


text: ducharais

title: ducharais


text: ducharan

title: ducharan


text: duchase

title: duchase


text: duchases

title: duchases


text: duchásemos

title: duchásemos


text: duchaseis

title: duchaseis


text: duchasen

title: duchasen


text: duchare

title: duchare


text: duchares

title: duchares


text: ducháremos

title: ducháremos


text: duchareis

title: duchareis


text: ducharen

title: ducharen


text:
dudo

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  breast; teat

title: dudo


text: dudas

title: dudas


text: dudamos

title: dudamos


text: dudáis

title: dudáis


text: dudan

title: dudan


text: dudaba

title: dudaba


text: dudabas

title: dudabas


text: dudábamos

title: dudábamos


text: dudabais

title: dudabais


text: dudaban

title: dudaban


text: dudé

title: dudé


text: dudaste

title: dudaste


text: dudó

title: dudó


text: dudasteis

title: dudasteis


text: dudaron

title: dudaron


text: dudaré

title: dudaré


text: dudarás

title: dudarás


text: dudará

title: dudará


text: dudaremos

title: dudaremos


text: dudaréis

title: dudaréis


text: dudarán

title: dudarán


text: dudaría

title: dudaría


text: dudarías

title: dudarías


text: dudaríamos

title: dudaríamos


text: dudaríais

title: dudaríais


text: dudarían

title: dudarían


text: dudemos

title: dudemos


text: dudéis

title: dudéis


text: duden

title: duden


text: dudara

title: dudara


text: dudaras

title: dudaras


text: dudáramos

title: dudáramos


text: dudarais

title: dudarais


text: dudaran

title: dudaran


text: dudase

title: dudase


text: dudases

title: dudases


text: dudásemos

title: dudásemos


text: dudaseis

title: dudaseis


text: dudasen

title: dudasen


text: dudare

title: dudare


text: dudares

title: dudares


text: dudáremos

title: dudáremos


text: dudareis

title: dudareis


text: dudaren

title: dudaren


text: durando

title: durando


text: durado

title: durado


text: durad

title: durad


text: duras

title: duras


text: duramos

title: duramos


text: duráis

title: duráis


text:
duran

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) very resistant glass

title: duran


text: duraba

title: duraba


text: durabas

title: durabas


text: durábamos

title: durábamos


text: durabais

title: durabais


text: duraban

title: duraban


text: duré

title: duré


text: duraste

title: duraste


text: duró

title: duró


text: durasteis

title: durasteis


text: duraron

title: duraron


text: duraré

title: duraré


text: durarás

title: durarás


text: durará

title: durará


text: duraremos

title: duraremos


text: duraréis

title: duraréis


text: durarán

title: durarán


text: duraría

title: duraría


text: durarías

title: durarías


text: duraríamos

title: duraríamos


text: duraríais

title: duraríais


text: durarían

title: durarían


text: dures

title: dures


text: duremos

title: duremos


text: duréis

title: duréis


text:
duren

Etymology 1
From, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to take (a certain time)

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to continue, to persist
 * 2) to keep (in good condition)
 * 3) to be durable
 * 4) to continue, to stretch out
 * 5) to stay, to reside
 * 6) to endure, to hold out
 * 7) to wait

title: duren


text: durara

title: durara


text: duraras

title: duraras


text: duráramos

title: duráramos


text: durarais

title: durarais


text: duraran

title: duraran


text: durase

title: durase


text: durases

title: durases


text: durásemos

title: durásemos


text: duraseis

title: duraseis


text: durasen

title: durasen


text: durares

title: durares


text: duráremos

title: duráremos


text: durareis

title: durareis


text: duraren

title: duraren