Multilingual RW(547)
When using names from this section please be aware that I don't read or speak any language but English; I rely on the accuracy of my sources' translations.
I'm always open to suggestions as to what languages to try next. [=3]
Key: adj = adjective | adv = adverb | n = noun | v = verb
AaqqatGreenlandic for (n.) Mitten
AaveqGreenlandic for (n.) Walrus
AbetulloAragonese for (n.) Birch tree
AbientoAragonese for (n.) December
AjaibIndonesian for (adj.) 1. Miraculous, 2. Astonishing
AkkordCrimean Tatar for (n.) Accord
AmebianoSpanish for (adj.) Amoebic
AngajuGreenlandic for (n.) Elder brother of a boy or elder sister of a girl
AngiportusLatin for (n.) Alley
AntoniemDutch for (n.) Antonym
ArbeidarNorwegian Nynorsk (n.) 1. Worker (person), 2. Worker (insect)
ArfeqGreenlandic for (n.) Whale
ArtificiuRomanian for (n.) 1. Artifice, 2. Fireworks
AscuitarAragonese for (v.) To listen
AtuarpoqGreenlandic for (v.) To read
AvgustosCrimean Tatar for (n.) August
AvtografCrimean Tatar for (n.) Autograph
AyudadorLadino for (n.) Assistant, helper
AzennBreton for (n.) Haddock
BadiniludVolapük for (n.) Suspicion
BafaxaMapudungun for (n.) Toad
BagafVolapük for (n.) Paragraph
BajlozAlbanian for (n.) Giant
BakteriyaCrimean Tatar for (n.) Bacterium
BalaghaSwahili for (adj.) Rhetorical
BaldakenEsperanto for (n.) Canopy
BalqurtCrimean Tatar (n.) Bee
BamendeMandarin for (n.) Doorkeeper
BanalnyPolish for (adj.) Banal
BanchieruCorsican for (n.) Banker
BanoremVolapük for (n.) Panorama
BaqlaCrimean Tatar for (n.) Bean
BarrikadaCrimean Tatar for (n.) Barricade
BatalyonCrimean Tatar for (n.) Battalion
BavajadaLadino for (n.) Nonsense, foolishness
BedienerDutch for (n.) Operator
BeklimmerDutch for (n.) Climber
BelifotVolapük for (n.) Experience
BenovimVolapük for (n.) Good mood
BergrisiOld Norse for (n.) Mountain-giant
BewfvMapudungun for (n.) River
BidiekBau Bidayuh for (n.) Porcupine
BiedikVolapük for (n.) Bitter taste
BienadomilVolapük for (n.) Beehive
BijutelVolapük for (n.) 1. Jeweller, 2. Jeweller's shop
BiolineroAragonese for (n.) Violinist
BiowakBau Bidayuh for (n.) Monitor lizard
BisirehBau Bidayuh for (n.) Leopard
BletarAlbanian for (n.) Beekeeper
BlindatCatalan for (adj.) Armoured
BlondeadoLadino for (adj.) Fair-haired
BolestanSerbo-Croation for (adj.) Sick, ill
BorazanCrimean Tatar for (n.) Clarinet
BrandgulurFaroese for (adj.) Orange
BrigdiligurFaroese for (adj.) Variable, mutable
BrowsyonCornish for (n.) Crumbs
BubulcusLatin for (n.) Ploughman
BufafenziMandarin for (n.) Lawless person
BulukCornish for (n.) Earthworms
BursucRomanian for (n.) Badger
BusuiocRomanian for (n.) Basil (plant)
CaixicoAragonese for (n.) Oak tree
CapilocuCorsican for (n.) Capital
ChilarAragonese for (v.) To scream
ChuevesAragonese for (n.) Thursday
ChymblaCornish for (n.) Chimney
CicculataCorsican for (n.) Chocolate
CircitorLatin for (n.) Patrol
ConcerterFrench for (v.) To concert; plan
ContinuuRomanian for (adj.) Continuous
ConulafMapudungun for (n.) Pigeon
ConvenibleSpanish for (adj.) Suitable, right
CostanerCatalan for (adj.) Coastal
CotschenRomansch for (adj.) Red
CucinaruCorsican for (n.) Cook
CunnosceCorsican for (v.) To know
CutremurRomanian for (n.) Earthquake
DebuxarAragonese for (v.) To draw
DedikadoLadino for (adj.) Dedicated
DeimhinneScottish Gaelic for (adj.) Certain, sure, positive
DesafiladoSpanish for (adj.) (of an edge) Dull
DesmedidioSpanish for (adj.) Excessive
DespreciativoSpanish for (adj.) 1. Scornful, 2. Derogatory
DevezhBreton for (n.) 1. Day, 2. Daytime
DicembreCorsican or Italian for (n.) December
DifamatorioSpanish for (adj.) Defamatory
DiletanteSpanish for (n.) Dilettante
DilleachdScottish Gaelic for (n.) Orphan
DipohBau Bidayuh for (n.) Snake
DjuleteWalloon for (n.) July
DjulioLadino for (n.) July
DjusseWalloon for (adj.) Correct
DjustaLadino for (adj.) Correct, exact
DjustoLadino for (adj.) Correct, exact
Dobol1. Hungarian for (v.) To drum, play the drum, 2. Indonesian for (adj.) Double
DoktoroEsperanto, Ido and Novial for (n.) Doctor
DomalanCrimean Tatar for (n.) Truffle
DoofheidDutch for (n.) Deafness
DouryarBreton for (n.) Moorhen
DowrgyCornish for (n.) Otter
DraenegBreton for (n.) 1. Hedgehog, 2. Sea-perch
DuilleagScottish Gaelic for (n.) 1. Leaf, 2. Page
DujuanhuaMandarin for (n.) Azalea
DumetumLatin for (n.) Thicket
DyezenaLadino for (adj.) Quantity of ten, tenth
DyskadorCornish for (n.) A male teacher
DyskadoresCornish for (n.) A female teacher
EaxlegespannOld English for (n.) Crosspiece, crossbar
EbeulezBreton for (n.) Filly
EccavCrimean Tatar for (n.) Satirist
EcdatCrimean Tatar for (n.) Ancestor
EinfaldurFaroese for (adj.) Simple
ElifbeCrimean Tatar for (n.) Alphabet
EndjuntoLadino for (adj.) Together
EnezourBreton for (n.) Islander
EnkantadoLadino for (adj.) Astonished
EntremetidoSpanish for (adj.) Nosy, meddlesome
EoforlicOld English for (n.) (poetic) Boar image, figurine of a boar
EontrBreton (n.) Uncle
EornostOld English for (n.) 1. Earnestness, 2. Vigour
EqalukGreenlandic for (n.) Trout
EredmenyHungarian for (n.) Result, outcome
ErfalavoqGreenlandic for (v.) To flutter in the wind
ErneqGreenlandic for (n.) Son
EscorcharAragonese for (v.) To skin
EtajateRomanian for (adj.) Placed in vertical columns (contributed by Fasty1245)
ExcluyenteSpanish for (adj.) Exclusive
FamilhBreton for (n.) Family
FanyiyuanMandarin for (n.) Interpreter
FasihIndonesian for (adj.) 1. Fluent (in a language), 2. Magnanimous
FebreiroGalician for (n.) February
FeixingshuMandarin for (n.) Airmanship
FerraghjuCorsican for (n.) February
FfrengigWelsh for (adj.) French, pertaining to France
FigliuCorsican for (n.) Son
FistulatorLatin for (n.) Piper
FjarurFaroese for (adj.) Far, distant
FlavgrizaEsperanto for (n.) Beige
FlojereAlbanian for (n.) Flute
FolcstedeOld English for (n.) (poetic) Public place, meeting-place
FoldbuendOld English for (n.) One who lives on the land; and earth-dweller, a man
FolositorRomanian for (adj.) Useful
FormidabilRomanian for (adj.) Formidable
FoumireWalloon for (n.) Smoke
FramgangSwedish for (n.) (an individual piece of) Progress; a success
FrumsceaftOld English for (n.) 1. Creation (abstract concept or created thing), 2. Origin, original place or state
FunigelRomanian for (n.) Gossamer
GaddrOld Norse for (n.) 1. Goad, spike, 2. Hard snow
GaforreAlbanian for (n.) 1. Crab, 2. (astrology) One born under the sign of Cancer
GeardagasOld English for (n.) Olden days, days of yore
GeatwaOld English for (n.) 1. Equipment, 2. Trappings
GebaarDutch for (n.) Gesture
GegncwideOld English for (n.) Answer, reply
GejoelDutch for (n.) Outcry, clamour
GeldstukDutch for (n.) Coin (a piece of currency)
GeriadurBreton for (n.) Dictionary
GerlyverCornish for (n.) Dictionary
GesieltanOld English for (v.) To salt
GesweostorOld English for (n.) Sisters
GhjacciuCorsican for (n.) Ice cream
GhjoviCorsican for (n.) Thursday
GhjugnuCorsican for (n.) June
GiardinuCorsican for (n.) Garden
GirogotBau Bidayuh for (n.) Silverfish
GironganBau Bidayuh for (n.) Rainbow
GlacjalnyPolish for (adj.) Glacial
GnasenCornish for (n.) Trait
GoblokIndonesian or Javanese for (adj.) Stupid
GopraerBreton for (n.) 1. Mercenary, 2. (by exension) Employee
GorhelCornish for (n.) Ship
GouelanBreton for (n.) Seagull
GoulennBreton for (n.) Question
GrangouHaitian Creole for 1. (n.) Hunger, 2. (adj.) Hungry
GranxaGalician for (n.) Farm
GrisencCatalan for (adj.) Greyish
GuanlirenMandarin for (n.) Keeper
GumcynnOld English for (n.) (poetic) 1. Mankind, 2. Race, nation
GundulIndonesian for (adj.) Bald (having no hair)
Gunorta1. Turkmen for (n.) South, 2. Azeri for (n.) Noon, midday
GustulVolapük for (n.) August (month)
GwadgiBreton for (n.) Bloodhound
Gwerz1. Breton for (n.) Ballad, lament, 2. English for (n.) A traditional folk song from Brittany
GwezhBreton for (n.) (literary) Time, instance
GwibesCornish for (n.) Gnats, midges
GwiverCornish for (n.) Wire
GwlascorCornish for (n.) Kingdom
GwraghCornish for (n.) 1. Old woman, 2. Witch
GwythiCornish for (n.) (anatomy) Veins
HacederoSpanish for (adj.) Doable, feasible
HacendosoSpanish for (adj.) Industrious
HandboeiDutch for (n.) Handcuff
HangkongMandarin for (n.) Aviation
HanowCornish for (n.) 1. Name, 2. Noun
HeadfodOld English for (n.) Headland
HeahstedeOld English for (n.) (poetic) High, or important, place; promontory
HeahwegOld English for (n.) Highway, road between towns
HelykCornish for (n.) Willows
HeregrimaOld English for (n.) (poetic) Battle-mask, helmet
HerumettoJapanese for (n.) A helmet
HleorbergOld English for (n.) Cheek-guard (on a helmet)
HosteleroSpanish for 1. (adj.) Of or pertaining to an inn, 2. (n.) Innkeeper
HouarnBreton for (n.) 1. Iron, 2. Flat iron, 3. Horseshoe
HringedstefnaOld English for (n.) (poetic) Curve-prowed ship, ringed vessel
HronfiscOld English for (n.) Whale
HropanOld English for (v.) To call
HvassurFaroese for (adj.) Sharp
HwyrftOld English for (n.) 1. Revolution, turning, circuit, orbit, 2. Movement, motion, course
IchunaMapudungun for (n.) Sickle
IcviyeCrimean Tatar for (n.) Satire
IepurarRomanian for (n.) Golden eagle
IertareRomanian for (n.) 1. Forgiveness, pardon, 2. Excuse
IkinngutGreenlandic for (n.) Friend
InjustificableSpanish for (adj.) Unjustifiable
InvizibilRomanian for (adj.) Invisible
IomallachScottish Gaelic for (adj.) 1. Distant, remote, 2. Peripheral, isolated
JankurnaMartuthunira for (n.) Emu
JarrkurtiMartuthunira for (n.) Three
JianzhushiMandarin for (n.) Architect
JijixingMandarin for (n.) Enthusiasm
JishuyuanMandarin for (n.) Technician
JongereDutch for (n.) A young person, an adolescent
JonkvilEsperanto for (n.) Jonquil
JumiehBau Bidayuh for (n.) Dew
JuorukelloFinnish for (n.) 1. Telltale, 2. Gossip
JustificableSpanish for (adj.) Justifiable
JuwayuMartuthunira for (n.) Hand
JuwayumartaMartuthunira for (n.) Doctor
KafeidianMandarin for (n.) Cafe
KagumIndonesian for (adj.) Full of admiration
KaouennBreton for (n.) Owl
KapablEsperanto for (adj.) Capable
KariofilEsperanto for (n.) Clove
KashizukuJapanese for (v.) To wait upon
KastanjebrunSwedish for (adj.) Auburn
KastizBreton for (n.) Punishment
KattarhaliOld Norse for (n.) A cat's tail
KazhigBreton for (n.) Kitten
KeliedikVolapük for (adj.) 1. Sympathetic, 2. Compassionate
KeurmerkDutch for (n.) Seal of approval
KienyejiSwahili for (adj.) Traditional
KilhogBreton for (n.) Rooster
KleinbaasAfrikaans for (n.) Little master
KlyjiCornish for (n.) Toffee
KobmolCornish for (n.) Clouds
KokoromiruJapanese for (v.) To try, attempt
KolportEsperanto for (v.) Hawk, peddle
KomediyaCrimean Tatar for (n.) Comedy
KoniklBreton for (n.) Rabbit
KoninkrykAfrikaans for (n.) Kingdom
KonstgjordSwedish for (adj.) Artificial
KontraltEsperanto for (n.) Contralto
KosuongBau Bidayuh for (n.) Dog
KoumoulBreton for (n.) Clouds
KulkutautiFinnish for (n.) Epidemic, plague
KulturellGerman for (adj.) Cultural
KutsugaesuJapanese for (v.) To overturn, capsize; overthrow; disprove
LaezhBreton for (n.) Milk
LandbuendOld English for (n.) Land-dweller, native
LandfrumaOld English for (n.) (poetic) Ruler of the land, king
LandsmannGerman for (n.) Fellow country-man
LapangIndonesian for (adj.) 1. Wide, 2. Spacious
LebreiroGalician for (n.) Hound, hunting dog
LempinimiFinnish for (n.) Nickname; familiar, invented given name
LeseeselNorwegian for (n.) Reading donkey (contributed by Fasty1245)
LezennBreton for (n.) Law
LiegikVolapük for (adj.) Rich
LimbutRomanian for 1. (adj.) Talkative, talky, chatty, garrulous, 2. (n.) Prattler, chatterbox, windbag
LlevaderoSpanish for (adj.) 1. Tolerable, 2. Entertaining
LlibruAsturian for (n.) Book
LoduleTswana for (n.) 1. Long stay in one place, 2. Contentment, calm, peace
LudimagisterLatin for (n.) Schoolmaster
LugliuCorsican for (n.) July
MaalluvaaSinhala for (n.) Fish
MachigauJapanese for (v.) To make a mistake, be incorrect
MaghjuCorsican for (n.) May
MalgajaEsperanto for (adj.) Sad, dreary
MamlukiSwahili for (adj.) Mercenary (motivated by private gain)
ManelunMapudungun for (n.) Present, gift
MantanIndonesian for (adj.) Former (previous)
MarcuriCorsican for (n.) Wednesday
MarmeleiroGalician for (n.) Quince tree
MatangIndonesian for (adj.) Ripe
MazalozoLadino for (adj.) Happy
MazlosoLadino for (adj.) Lucky
MchoyoSwahili for (adj.) Selfish
MeeraqGreenlandic for (n.) Child
MeizhourenMandarin for (n.) American; the people of the continents of North and South America
MensaxeiroGalician for (n.) Messenger
MerkurdieNovial for (n.) Wednesday
MesachaAragonese for (n.) Girl
MesharedLadino for (n.) Servant
MiejskiPolish for (adj.) Of a city; belonging to a city; urban
MielipahaFinnish for (n.) Dismay (contributed by Pitke)
MiriepBau Bidayuh for (adj.) Hungry
MocadorCatalan and Occitan for (n.) Handkerchief
ModernizarSpanish for (v.) To modernize
ModgehygdOld English for (n.) (poetic) Thought, intention
MoltreinAfrikaans for (n.) Subway
MonarhiyaCrimean Tatar for (n.) Monarchy
MoralnyPolish for (adj.) Moral
MorhoghCornish for (n.) Dolphin, porpoise
MoryonenCornish for (n.) Ant
MotomeruJapanese for (v.) To ask, to request, to seek
MuallimCrimean Tatar for (n.) Teacher
MucedRomanian for (adj.) Moldy, musty
MudahIndonesian or Malay for (adj.) Easy (requiring little skill or effort)
MundgripeOld English for (n.) (poetic) Grasp, hand-grip
MuntagnardRomansch for (adj.) Mountain-dwelling
MupusBau Bidayuh for (v.) To hatch (to emerge from an egg)
MyrghCornish for (n.) 1. Daughter, 2. Girl
NachhutGerman for (n.) Rearguard
NadejnyCzech for (adj.) Promising, hopeful
NanoqGreenlandic for (n.) 1. Bear, 2. Polar bear
NastureRomanian for (n.) Button (as on clothing)
NeahbuendOld English for (n.) Neighbour
NeahgeburOld English for (n.) Neighbour
NecinstitRomanian for (adj.) Dishonest
NeergangDutch for (n.) Downfall
NitedikVolapük for (adj.) Interesting
NobiembreAragonese for (n.) November
NotstandGerman for (n) (state of) Emergency; urgent need
NottoruJapanese for (v.) 1. To conform to (something), 2. To hijack
NovanmHaitian Creole for (n.) November
NoyabrCrimean Tatar for (n.) November
NuvembreCorsican (n.) November
OablBreton for (n.) (weather) 1. Sky, 2. Clouds
OavbrutenSwedish for (adj.) Continuous
ObjetorSpanish for (n.) Objector
ObraznicRomanian for (adj.) 1. Arrogant, cheeky, 2. Disrespectful
ObreruAsturian for (n.) Worker
ObrigaGalician for (n.) Obligation
ObsequensLatin for (adj.) Amenable
OgromnyPolish for (adj.) Immense, huge
OighreScottish Gaelic for (n.) Heir, inheritor
OinukuJapanese for (v.) To overtake, outstrip
OjituertoSpanish for (adj.) Cross-eyed
OmroepDutch for (n.) Broadcaster
OmtrekDutch for (n.) Perimeter, circumference
OnbruikDutch for (n.) Disuse
OndankDutch for (n.) Ingratitude, lack of gratitude
OngemakDutch for (n.) 1. Inconvenience, 2. Flaw, defect
OrixinalGalician for (n.) Original
OrkestrEsperanto for (n.) Orchestra
OsmijehSerbo-Croation for (n.) Smile
OsuopBau Bidayuh for (n.) Lung
OxheaWalloon for (n.) (anatomy) Bone
PakarwaMapudungun for (n.) Frog
PanadeiroGalician for (n.) Baker
PanatteruCorsican for (n.) Baker
PaotrBreton for (n.) Boy
ParraguesaGalician for (n.) Mantis
PaschevelRomansch for (adj.) Peaceful
PedrazoGalician for (n.) Hailstone
PengrenMandarin for (n.) Cookery
PerlahanIndonesian for 1. (adj.) Slow (in motion), 2. (adv.) Slowly
PeshkadoLadino for (n.) Fish
PexegueiroGalician for (n.) Peach tree
PexhonWalloon for (n.) Fish
PicapeixeGalician for (n.) Kingfisher (bird)
PigritiesLatin for (n.) Laziness, indolence
PiluccheruCorsican for (n.) Hairdresser
PirungangBau Bidayuh for (n.) Mosquito
PlappernGerman for (v.) Babble
PleidikVolapük for (adj.) Proud
PlemiennyPolish for (adj.) Tribal
PocetakSerbo-Croation for (n.) Beginning
PodobnyPolish for (adj.) Similar; alike
PoledneCzech for (n.) Midday, noon
PoludniePolish for (n.) 1. Noon, midday, 2. South
PopieriusLithuanian for (n.) Paper
PorhelCornish for (n.) Pig
PorhellikCornish for (n.) Piglet (baby pig)
PotentisimoSpanish for (adj.) Most powerful
PracowityPolish for (adj.) Hard-working
PrednikSlovene for (n.) Ancestor
PremyeHaitian Creole for (adj.) First
PrescindibleSpanish for (adj.) Expendable; dispensable
PrexinarAragonese for (v.) To imagine
PropekuloEsperanto for (n.) Scapegoat
PudridoSpanish for (adj.) Putrid, rotten
PuruotBau Bidayuh for (adj.) Fat
PympbysCornish for (n.) Starfish
QajoqGreenlandic for (n.) Soup
QapqanCrimean Tatar for (n.) Trap
QarsoqGreenlandic for (n.) Arrow
QarsutGreenlandic for (n.) Arrow
QartanaCrimean Tatar for (n.) Grandmother
QimmeqGreenlandic for (n.) Dog
QinnutGreenlandic for (n.) Bean
QoyanCrimean Tatar for (n.) Rabbit
QuanbuMandarin for (adj.) Entire; whole
QuanqiuMandarin for (n.) The whole world
RadiogolfDutch for (n.) Radio wave
RantsoenDutch for (n.) Ration
RatugaOccitan for (n.) Mouse
ReconocidoSpanish for (adj.) Recognised
RedekundeDutch for (n.) Rhetoric
RedingotEsperanto for (n.) Frock-coat
RefraktEsperanto for (v.) Refract
ReloxeiroGalician for (n.) Watchmaker
RemarkaCrimean Tatar for (n.) Remark
RenovadorSpanish for (adj.) Renewing, describing renewal
ReordberendOld English for (n.) 'Voice-bearer', person
RepagulaLatin for (n.) Bolts, bars
RepartidoPortuguese for (v.) Divided (contributed by Bluushi)
RepraesentatioLatin for (n.) Representation
RezistancEsperanto for (n.) Resistance
RibuohBau Bidayuh for (n.) Eagle
RiimukirjainFinnish for (n.) Rune
RijbaanDutch for (n.) Carriageway
RijdierDutch for (n.) A riding-animal or mount, a domesticated animal used to carry a rider on its back, as opposed to pets, draught animals and wild animals
RimotaBau Bidayuh for (n.) Leech
RimoungBau Bidayuh for (n.) 1. Panther, 2. Tiger
RitarillinenFinnish for (adj.) Chivalrous, gallant
RondreisDutch for (n.) Tour
RuangaoMandarin for (n.) Ointment
RubinowyPolish for (adj.) 1. Of or relating to ruby, 2. Ruby colour
RuwheidDutch for (n.) Roughness, crudity
SabatuCorsican for (n.) Saturday
SammartinuCorsican for (n.) Snail
SarraturaCorsican for (n.) Lock
SaturdieNovial for (n.) Saturday
SchimpflichGerman for (adj.) Disgraceful
SchnippischGerman for (adj.) Snappish, uppish
SearuhabbendOld English for (n.) (poetic) Armed warrior
SeculuCorsican for (n.) Century
SerbestlikCrimean Tatar for (n.) Freedom, liberty
SgoilearScottish Gaelic for (n.) Pupil, scholar, student, a learned person, disciple
ShirjianhMandarin for (n.) Practice
ShizhongMandarin for (n.) Clock
SierpintWalloon for (n.) Snake
SigebeamOld English for (n.) (poetic) Tree of victory
SikonangBau Bidayuh for (n.) Egg yolk
SivdadLadino for (n.) City
SkeudennBreton for (n.) Image
SkllavAlbanian for (n.) Slave
SkoedBreton for (n.) Shield
SkommFaroese for (n.) Shame, dishonour
SkromnyPolish for (adj.) Modest (not bragging)
SmalrOld Norse for (adj.) Small
SmeortanOld English for (v.) To hurt
SolaqayCrimean Tatar for (adj.) Left-handed
SononekaSwahili for (adj.) Distressed (anxious or uneasy)
SpechjuCorsican for (n.) Mirror
SpedhasCornish for (n.) Briars
SpeelfilmDutch for (n.) Live-action film
SpennandeNorwegian Nynorsk for (adj.) Exciting, thrilling
SpyrysyonCornish for (n.) 1. Spirits, 2. Fairies
StanfahOld English for (adj.) Worked with stones; paved
StiefzoonDutch for (n.) Stepson
StofstormDutch for (n.) Dust storm
StrewianOld English for (v.) To strew
StrijdliedDutch for (n.) Anthem
StudanVolapük for (n.) Student
SuchjuCorsican for (n.) Juice
SumiennyPolish for (adj.) Conscientious
SundwuduOld English for (n.) Ship
SutungBau Bidayuh for (n.) Squid
SweostorOld English for (n.) Sister
SyndabockSwedish for (n.) Scapegoat
SzarawyPolish for (adj.) Grayish
Tacca1. Corsican for (n.) Stain, spot, 2. Italian for (n.) Notch, nick, 3. Neapolitan for (n.) Splinter
TadigBreton for (n.) Dad, daddy
TahadhariSwahili for (adj.) Alert; attentive
TahallinenFinnish for (adj.) Deliberate, intentional
TangibilisLatin for (adj.) Touchable, tangible
TanweythCornish for (n.) Fireworks
TarfrOld Norse for (n.) Bull
TaseqGreenlandic for (n.) Lake
TavuqCrimean Tatar for (n.) Chicken
TchantWalloon for (n.) Song
TeatralnyPolish for (adj.) 1. Theatrical, pertaining to theatres, 2. Theatrical, exaggerated
TegenekCrimean Tatar for (n.) Thorn, thorny plant
ThalimanMartuthunira for (n.) Horseman
TimmiaqGreenlandic for (n.) Bird
TimmivoqGreenlandic for (v.) To fly
TlantiClassical Nahuatl for (n.) Tooth; teeth
ToekomsAfrikaans for (n.) Future
TonyuomBau Bidayuh for (n.) Clam (mollusc)
TopazowyPolish for (adj.) Topaz colour
TraxectoriaGalician for (n.) Trajectory
TurvallinenFinnish for (adj.) Safe
UceiraGalician for (n.) Heath, heathland
UfisaMapudungun for (n.) Sheep
UitjieAfrikaans for (n.) Small on ion
UkiaqGreenlandic for (n.) Autumn
UkioqGreenlandic for (n.) 1. Winter, 2. Year
UlloqGreenlandic for (n.) Day
UllumiGreenlandic and Inuktitut for (n.) Today
UlubionyPolish for (adj.) Favourite
UnrhywWelsh for (adj.) Any
UsnjeSlovene for (n.) Leather
UudneEstonian for (adj.) New
VaderstadDutch for (n.) Hometown
VanligurFaroese for (adj.) Ordinary
VechjuCorsican for (adj.) Old
VeluntadLadino for (n.) Will
VeratodVolapük for (n.) Truth
VinaligurFaroese for (adj.) Friendly
VoorouderDutch for (n.) Ancestor
WaibianMandarin for (n.) Outside; exterior
WaibiaoMandarin for (n.) Appearance
WaywehMapudungun for (n.) Southern wind
WecganOld English for (v.) To move, agitate, drive hither and thither
WegjagenGerman for (v.) To chase away, to drive away
WehvyMapudungun for (n.) Friend
WelzijnDutch for (n.) Well-being
WenmangMandarin for (n.) Illiteracy
WeodianOld English for (v.) To weed
WirifeMapudungun for (n.) Writer
WoguoMandarin for (n.) Our country
WoroldarOld English for (n.) Worldy honour
WrencanOld English for (v.) To twist
XafkemMapudungun for (n.) Autumn, fall
XemelgoGalician for (n.) Twin
XiaofeizheMandarin for (n.) Consumer
XingdongMandarin for (n.) Action
XinlangchaoMandarin for (n.) New wave; new trend
XograrGalician for (n.) Minstrel, troubadour
XudianchiMandarin for (n.) Automobile; motor car
YamavCrimean Tatar for (n.) Patch
YanlunMandarin for (n.) Speech
YanmaipianMandarin for (n.) Oatmeal
YaokongMandarin for (n. & v.) Remote control
YaoqiuMandarin for (n. & v.) Demand; request
YelovikVolapük for (adj.) Yellow
YemanrenMandarin for (n.) Barbarian
YeshenghuoMandarin for (n.) Nightlife
YibanrenMandarin for (n.) People in general
YinyueduiMandarin for (n.) Orchestra
YirinyMartuthunira for (n.) Mosquito
YmbsittendOld English for (n.) (poetic) Neighbouring people, those living nearby
YmissurFaroese for (adj.) Different
YoujitiMandarin for (n.) Organism
YuanzhuMandarin for 1. (n.) Support; aid; assistance, 2. (v.) Support; aid; assist
ZacetekSlovene for (n.) Beginning
ZamernyCzech for (adj.) Intentional
ZembeaSwahili for (adj.) Idle
ZeruzeruSwahili for (adj.) Albino
ZhanchangMandarin for (n.) Battlefield
ZhanlanMandarin for (n.) Exhibition
ZhenglunMandarin for (n.) Argument
ZhuanjiaMandarin for (n.) Expert
ZiytinCrimean Tatar for (n.) Olive
ZuoweiMandarin for (n.) Conduct; deed; action
English RW(556)
Key: adj = adjective | adv = adverb | n = noun | v = verb
Abgesangn. (prosody, poetry, usually capitalized) Repetition of the same word or phrases for emphasis
Accusementn. (obsolete) Accusation
Acidophilicadj. Easily stained by acid dyes; thriving in acid environment
Affirmancen. (1) The act of affirming, affirmation, (2) A decision upholding the decision of a lower court or agency
Affranchisev. To free from obligation or service
Agrochemistn. A chemist who works in the field of agrochemistry (agricultural chemistry)
Amidshipsadv. (nautical) (1) In the middle of a ship, either longitudinally or laterally, (2) Usually in the line of the keel, but sometimes halfway between bow and stern
Amoebaeumn. (poetry) A poem in which persons are represented as speaking alternately
Ankylosauridn. (zoology) Any of the dinosaurs of the family Ankylosauridae
Antipoetryn. A literary movement that attempts to break away from the normal conventions of poetry
Aprosdoketonn. A figure of speech where an expected word in an idiom is replaced unexpectedly by an unusual one, such as 'Rome wasn't built in a teacup'; also, any surprising use or interpretation of language
Arcminuten. A unit of angle; 1/60th of a degree
Asseveratev. To declare earnestly, seriously, or positively; to affirm
Auntdomn. The state of being an aunt
Autoepistemicadj. (philosophy) Relating to knowledge of knowledge itself
Backclothn. The painted scenery at the back of a stage; the backdrop
Balconiedadj. That has a balcony attached
BallastageA toll paid for the privilege of taking up ballast in a port or harbour
Balneographyn. A description on baths
Barognosisn. Ability to perceive weight
Bebarkv. To bark about; bark around; bark at
Beblindv. (archaic) To blind (cause to be blind)
Beburyv. (obsolete) To entomb; inter; bury
Becarev. To care about; care for; provide or administer care to; take care of
Beedomn. The state or essence of being a bee
Begatherv. To gather about; gather round; assemble
Begiftv. (1) To entrust; endow, (2) To give a gift or gifts to; bestow or present with gifts
Begivev. To give out; give of oneself_ issue; endow; administer; transfer
Behaviorwiseadj. With respect to behavior
Berispv. To censure; reprove
Besort(1) v. To suit; fit; become, (2) n. Something fitting or appropriate; suitable company, associates, or attendants
Bewithn. (UK dialectal, chiefly Scotland) A makeshift; substitute
Bewrayern. (archaic) A betrayer or divulger
Biddabilityadj. 1. The quality of being biddable, 2. The extent to which something or someone is biddable
Blogdomn. The world or sphere of weblogs
Budburstn. (botany) The emergence of new leaves on a plant at the beginning of each growing season
Bullydomn. The state or condition of being a bully
Bunkroomn. A room with bunks for sleeping
Butcherdomn. The condition or trade of a butcher
Calcariformadj. Spur-shaped
Cameralismn. Economic theory in which public revenue is sole measure of national prosperity
Canalisedv. Converted into a canal
Canalizationv. The conversion of a river or other waterway to a canal
Cancriformadj. Crab-shaped
Canebreakn. A dense thicket of sugarcane, bamboo or similar plants
Carbacidometern. - instrument measuring quantity of carbon dioxide in the air
Carbonaden. (1) A stew of meat cooked in beer, (2) Broiled meat or fish
Caricologyn. Study of sedges
Circummurev. To surround with, or as if with, a wall
Cloysomeadj. Cloying
Coachlampn. A lamp fixed to, or carried on a stagecoach
Cofferern. (rare) One who keeps treasures in a coffer
Coinesn. (obsolete spelling of) Coins
Communalityn. The condition of being communal; being shared by a community
Conformateurn. A device for registering the shape of a head so that a precisely-fitting hat may be made
Contrivementn. (obsolete) Contrivance; invention; arrangement or plan
Conventioneern. A person attending a convention
Conventiongoern. A person attending a convention
Corticallyadv. With respect to, or via, the cortex
Countenancedv. Tolerated, supported, sanctioned
Countertrendn. A trend that opposes mainstream or popular trends
Countryfyv. To make rural or rustic
Crayfishern. One who fishes for crayfish
Cyberspheren. (computing) The sphere of digital information
Dacelikeadj. Resembling or characteristic of a dace, a type of fish
Dactylomegalyn. Abnormal largeness of fingers and toes
Damascenedadj. Decorated with wavy patterns of inlay or etching
Dambulatoryn. An ambulatory; adj. wandering
Dampproofadj. Resistant to the effects of damp
Dancegoingadj. Habitually attending a dance or dance performance
Darlingtonian. Any of the genus Darlingtonia of California pitcher plants
Dayboatn. A small sailboat, larger than a dinghy, with or without sleeping accommodations
Daysailern. A small sailboat, larger than a dinghy, with or without sleeping accommodations
Decimestrialadj. Consisting of or lasting ten months
Deliverersn. Ones who deliver
Deskfastn. Breakfast eaten at work, particularly while sitting at a desk
Detectoristn. A person who uses a metal detector for a hobby
Diminutivelyadv. In a diminutive manner
Distribuendn. That which is distributed
Doorknockn. (Australian) A campaign of going from house to house knocking on doors, such as for a charity appeal
Dooryardn. The yard near the front or back door of a house
Ecopoemn. A poem with a strong ecological message or emphasis
Eddyingv. Present participle of eddy
Effectualityn. The state or condition of being effectual
Elaterometern. Instrument measuring pressure of gas
Elderdomn. (1) Authority; dominion, (2) The authority, rule, or office of an elder, (3) The state of being an elder, or of being older; elderhood
Eldershipn. (1) Seniority; the state or condition of being older, (2) The position or office of being an elder
Elfdomn. The world or realm of elves
Elsewhitheradv. Somewhither else; to some other place; in some other direction
Embarcaderen. (rare) Pier, wharf
Empeopledadj. (obsolete) Populated; established as a population
Emplotmentn. (historiography) The assembly of a series of historical events into a narrative with a plot
Encyclopedicityn. The quality or state of being encyclopedic
Esperantistn. A specialist or speaker of Esperanto
Expositionaryadj. (writing) Serving as exposition
Fabiformadj. Shaped like a bean
Factfindingn. The determination of factual information
Factioneern. (1) A proponent of a faction, (2) One who aggressively pushes a cause
Fairleadern. (nautical) A fitting used to guide a line, cable or sheet with minimal friction. Used for anchor lines, and for rigging on sailing ships.
Fanaticisev. (1) To make into a fanatic, (2) To cause to be fanatical
Fanaticizev. (1) To make into a fanatic, (2) To cause to be fanatical
Fanvidn. (chiefly Internet) A fan-made video consisting of clips from a film or television series, usually set to music
Farepayern. A person who pays a fare (to travel)
Faultfindv. To find fault (with something)
Faydomn. (1) The state of being fay or doomed, (2) (dialectal) A portent, usually of death; doom; destiny
Filamentedadj. Of or relating to a filament; having filaments; filamentous
Filibusterismn. 1. (dated) Piracy, freebooting; the waging of unauthorised war, 2. (US) The practice of forcefully and unauthorisedly acquiring control of foreign land
Flopdomn. (slang) The realm of flops or failures
Fooldomn. The state or essence of being a fool
Foolhoodn. The state or essence of being a fool
Forecabinn. A cabin in the forward part of a vessel
Forespinn. A rotational motion, especially that given to a ball, in which the upper surface spins in the direction of motion; topspin
Formicaryn. An ant colony; a pile of earth built by ants in which they nest
Formworkn. A temporary mould, made from planks, into which concrete is poured
Fortypennyadj. Having a value or cost of forty pence
Freeminern. (UK) A man who has earned the right to work his own mine in the Forest of Dean
Gabbroicadj. Of, pertaining to, or containing gabbro, coarsely crystalline igneous rock
Gainandadj. (chiefly UK dialectal) Appropriate; becoming; fit; suitable; convenient
Gaincome1. (v.) To come back; return, 2. (n.) A return; a coming back or again
Galericulateadj. Covered with a hat
Galluptiousadj. Wonderful; fascinating; delightful
Galoshedadj. Wearing galoshes
Gamelikeadj. Resembling a game
Gamesomeadj. Full of sport; playful
Ganglikeadj. Resembling a gang
Ganglingadj. Awkwardly tall and thin, ungraceful
Gaolkeepern. One who keeps a jail; a jailer
Garreteern. (1) One who lives in a garret, (2) (derogatory) A poor author; a literary hack
Gasometern. Any of various instruments used to measure the flow of gas through pipelines
Gatehousesn. Lodges beside the entrances to estates; often the residence of a gatekeeper; also dwellings formerly used as such residences
Gatewiseadv. Arranged to resemble a gate
Giantdomn. The realm or state of giants
Gigabarreln. A unit of volume equal to a thousand million barrels
Gigalitren. A unit of volume equivalent to one billion litres
Gnomologyn. (obsolete) A collection of, or a treatise on, maxims, grave sentences, or reflections
Gnoseologyn. The scientific or philosophical study of knowledge
Goatgrassn. Any of various wheatlike grasses of the genus Aegilops
Gonfanonn. A standard or ensign, consisting of a pole with a crosspiece from which a banner is suspended
Gormandisev. Eat good food esp. in excess
Groanworthyadj. Likely to induce groans (as of a poor joke)
Gullagen. Act of being gulled or duped
Hagriddenadj. (1) Tormented, harassed or worried, (2) Overburdened by fear or dread
Hairbreadthn. The width of a hair, a very short distance or a very small amount
Hairsbreadthn. The width of a hair, a very short distance or a very small amount
Hallowdomn. The state or condition of being a hallow or saint
Hammockedadj. (1) Ensconced in a hammock, (2) (television) Scheduled between two other programmes, by hammocking
Handbarrown. A frame, supported by poles, used for carrying things
Handcyclen. A land vehicle resembling a bicycle or tricycle but powered by the arms rather than the legs
Haplographyn. Accidental omission of letters, words or lines in copying
Harborousadj. (obsolete) Hospitable
Harengiformadj. Shaped like a herring
Haulagen. (1) The act of hauling, (2) Business of transporting goods
Havenagen. Dues paid for using a harbour or port
Hebdomadaladj. Once every seven days; weekly
Hecatontarchyn. Government by 100 persons
Hillwalkingn. (UK) A pastime of walking in hilly countryside
Hipdomn. The realm or status of being hip
Hoggereln. A sheep of the second year
Homeloann. A mortgage (contributed by Wolflurks)
Housebuildingn. The building of houses
Housecleanv. (1) To clean the interior and furnishings of a residence, (2) To make major reforms
Hundredthlyadv. (rare) In the hundredth place
Hypotensionn. The disease or disorder of abnormally low blood pressure
HypsometryThe measurement of elevation relative to sea level
Icteroidadj. Marked by jaundice, or having the appearance of that disease
Ideaedadj. Having a specified style or number of ideas
Identarianadj. Of or pertaining to the formation of identity
Idlikeadj. Resembling or characteristic of the psychological id
Inclusionaryadj. Marked by inclusiveness
Interarrivaladj. Between successive arrivals
Interjectingv. Interposing oneself_ intervening
Intraocularlyadv. Inside or within the eye
Intrigueryn. The practice of intrigue
Inurementn. Custom, habituation; normal practice
Involutionn. (1) Entanglement; a spiralling inwards; intricacy, (2) (mathematics) An endofunction whose square is equal to the identity function; a function equal to its inverse, (3) (physiology) The regressive changes in the body occurring with old age
Jackstonen. A jack; one of the playing pieces in the game of jacks
Janitorshipn. The role or duration of being a janitor
Jarrahwoodn. The wood of the jarrah tree
Jejunatorn. One who fasts
Jerseyedadj. Dressed in a jersey
Jinrikshan. A two-wheeled carriage pulled along by a person; a rickshaw
Jobmakern. A company which creates job
Jumpseedn. A trailside plant that bears adhesive seeds
Juncaceousadj. Pertaining to or like a rush; belonging to rush family of plants
Keratogenicadj. Able to cause growth of horn, skin, hair, etc
Kikuyugrassn. A tropical grass
Kinematicallyadv. 1. In a kinematic manner, 2. With regard to kinematics
Labidophorousadj. With a pair of pincer-like organs
Lacuscularadj. Pertaining to pools
Laevoductionn. Movement leftwards
Lagophthalmusn. Condition of incomplete closure of eye
Lampadedromyn. Foot race with lighted torches, especially relay race in which torch is passed on
Lanametern. Mechanical means of determining quality of wool
Lancepesaden. (1) A grade within the rank of private, either assigned as assistants to corporals or performed the duties of corporals themselves, (2) A grade within the rank of corporal; also called lance corporals
Landplanen. An aircraft that is designed to take off from, and land on land (rather than water or snow)
Larcenouslyadv. In a larcenous manner
Lawmakingn. The act of passing or enacting of laws, legislating
Leatherwearn. clothing made of leather
Leechdomn. A medicine; remedy
Lengthmann. (dated) A person employed to maintain a section of road or railway
Lichenologyn. The scientific study of lichens
Lifestylern. One who lives an alternative lifestyle all the time, not just occasionally
Liftshaftn. The vertical shaft in a building used to permit the movement of an elevator from floor to floor
Limaceousadj. Characteristic of slugs (of the family Limacidae)
Linefeedn. Moving text by one line to a printer or on a screen
Longimanousadj. Having long hands
Loserdomn. (informal) (1) The state or condition of being a loser, (2) The world or sphere of losers
Machinulen. Surveyor's instrument for obtaining right angle
Macrencephalicadj. Having large brain pan
Macrencephalousadj. Having large brain pan
Macrognathicadj. Long-jawed
Makedomn. Form; figure; shape; similitude; constitution
Malingerersn. Persons who malinger
Marooln. A monocot from India, which was used to make fabric
Marzacotton. A kind of varnish previously used in Italy
Mawmennyn. (obsolete) A dish eaten in medieval England, made with beef or poultry broth and thickened porridge-like brawn
Meadsweetn. Meadowsweet
Megafarmn. A very large, factory-style farm
Megaplann. (informal) A large-scale plan, especially one relating to construction
Merosityn. (botany) The number of component parts in a whorl, most commonly the flowers
Microindustryn. A very small, specialized industry
Midlinen. (1) (anatomy, medicine) The medial line (or plane) of the body, which divides the body into halves that are mirror-images of each other, (2) (typography) The level of the top of the x-height of a typeface
Milligramsplural of milligram n. An SI unit of mass, equivalent to one thousandth of a gram
Millstreamsn. Waters that run through millraces to power mills
Minicanaln. A small canal
Minutaryadj. (obsolete) Pertaining to, or consisting of, minutes
Misseemingadj. (literary, now rare) Unseemly, unbecoming
Monomachyn. (rare) A fight or other contest between two people or forces; a duel; single combat
Monosemousadj. (linguistics) Having only one meaning or interpretation
Montanousadj. (obsolete) Mountainous
Monthlongadj. Which lasts a month, or approximately so
Montroyaliten. A whitish brittle translucent fibrous crystalline mineral
Moorfowln. The red grouse
Motorsailern. (nautical) A vessel (usually a pleasure craft) that has been designed for both sailing and motor operation
Mouldilyadv. In a mouldy way
Mouldwarpn. (archaic) A mole (animal)
Mousedomn. The state or essence of being a mouse
Multistrategyadj. Following or employing multiple strategies
Nangryadj. (1) Angry, (2) Asleep
Nanoantennan. A nanoscale antenna-like structure for sending and transmitting electromagnetic waves
Natalitialadj. (rare) Pertaining to a birthday
Natlangn. A natural language, one that arose without intentional design
Necessitariann. (philosophy) Fatalist
Neckwarmern. A piece of clothing to keep the neck warm
Nematoceranadj.,n. (insect) Belonging to the suborder of flies including mosquitoes
Newmownadj. That has recently been mown
Nomadicityn. The quality of being nomadic
Nonhistoryn. That which is not history
Nonleadedadj. Unleaded
Nonresistern. One who offers no resistance
Nonsenioradj. Not senior; lacking seniority
Nonskidadj. Having a surface designed to prevent or reduce skidding; not able to skid or be skidded upon
Noveldomn. The sphere of novels
NWbNabbr. (compass) Northwest by north
Obeysantadj. Obsolete form of obeisant: Courteously deferential and respectful
Obolaryadj. (nonce word) Possessing only small coins; impoverished
Ophiomancyn. Divination by serpents, as for example by their manner of eating or by their coils
Opinationn. The state or process of opining (expressing an opinion)
Orebodyn. A mass or region of ore
Ortygann. (zoology) One of several species of East Indian birds of the genera Ortygis and Hemipodius, resembling quails
Outduelv. To duel better than (someone else)
Outwinterv. To keep (livestock) outdoors during the winter
Overgeneralisev. To discuss something in terms that are too general, and thereby ignore significant details or differences
Overheadsn. The items or classes of expense not directly assigned to goods or services provided
Oxyfueln. A combination of fuel and oxygen, especially when used in welding etc.
Painsworthyadj. Worth the pains or care bestowed
Pairwiseadj. Occurring in pairs; two at a time
Palagoniten. (mineralogy) A material similar to basalt formed by the action of water on volcanic ash
Palestricadj. (obsolete) Weary; tiring; exhausting
Palfreyedadj. (archaic) Mounted on a palfrey, a small horse for women to ride
Panarthritisn. Arthritis of all joints of body, or of whole of one joint
Panderagen. The act of pandering
Pannicularadj. Pertaining to or like a sheet or thin layer
Paradegoern. A person attending a parade
Pasqueflowern. Various deciduous perennial flowering plants, of the genus Pulsatilla, found in clumps in certain grassland areas
Pedestrianisev. To restrict access to a street to pedestrians only
Pedestrianizedv. Restricted to pedestrian access only
Peerdomn. Peers as a group; peerage
Pennonedadj. Set with one or more pennons (of a pole, spear, mast, etc.)
Perturbativeadj. Of, pertaining to, or causing perturbation
Petrogenicadj. Of or pertaining to the formation of rock
Pharologyn. The study of lighthouses, or other forms of light-signalling
Photositen. An individual light sensitive element in a digital image sensor
Pilferproofadj. Designed to prevent pilfering (thieving), especially of a container
Pitchpolev. (of a boat) To capsize end over end, as in heavy surf
Pleasednessn. The quality or state of being pleased
Plutophilen. 1. A person who loves wealth, especially one who lives opulently, 2. A person who is fond of the planet Pluto
Pocketwatchn. A watch carried in the pocket, often with a closing cover and usually attached to a chain
Polygonateadj. Having many angles; hence characteristic of a polygon; polygonal
Poormouthv. To pretend to be poor
Popularizern. One who popularizes something
Postdeadlineadj. After a deadline
Posterlikeadj. Having the character of a poster; iconic
Potamologyn. The study of rivers
Poynard(obsolete spelling of) poniard: n. A dagger typically having a slender square or triangular blade
Precarityn. (sociology) A condition of existence without predictability or security, affecting material or psychological welfare
Precriticaladj. Before a critical stage
Predictivityn. The condition of being predictive
Prepossessinglyadv. In a prepossessing manner
Prerequirev. To require beforehand
Prerogativelyadv. In the manner of having a hereditary or official right or privilege
Pressroomsn. (US) Rooms in public buildings where press conferences are given
Prevocalicadj. Immediately preceding a vowel or vowel sound
Prizewinnern. A person or thing that has won a prize
Proditorsn. (obsolete) Traitors
Prologomenonn. A critical or discursive introduction to a book
Prolongmentn. The act of prolonging, or the state of being prolonged
Propfann. A modified turbofan engine with the propeller outside the engine duct of an aircraft
Prosignn. Any of a set of special sequences in Morse code used as control characters and punctuation
Punkdomn. The world or sphere of punk music and subculture
Punninglyadv. In a punning manner; so as to form a pun
Pupilagen. (1) The condition of being a pupil, (2) The period during which one is a pupil
Purloinmentn. The act of purloining; theft
Pursestringn. A cord or string, the middle of which is enclosed in the hem of the opening of a soft purse or sack, that, when pulled, closes the purse
Pushpitn. The railing at the stern of a boat
Puzzledomn. The domain of puzzles; puzzles collectively
Quadrigan. (historical) A team of four horses, especially as used in chariot racing
Quaffableadj. (informal) Easy to drink
Quakeproofadj. Capable of withstanding an earthquake
Qualitiedadj. (rare) Endowed with (usually specified) qualities; especially, having good qualities
Qualmlessadj. Without qualms
Quarrellousadj. Quarrelsome; argumentative
Quarriableadj. Capable of being quarried
Quartzousadj. Pertaining to quartz; made of quartz
Questlikeadj. Resembling or characteristic of a quest
Quiristern. 1. A singer in a choir, 2. A director or leader of a choral group
Quizzicalityn. The state or condition of being quizzical
Racegoingadj. Attending horse races
Raconteurialadj. Characteristic of a raconteur, a storyteller
Radgepacketn. (Geordie) Someone prone to extreme outbursts of bad temper
Radiferousadj. Containing radium
Radiodenseadj. Impenetrable to X-rays and other radiation
Radiopureadj. Radiochemically pure
Rafteredadj. Having rafters
Raftsmenn. persons who transport a raft of floating logs downstream to a sawmill
Railbedn. The substructure of a railroad, underlying the tracks
Rangeboundadj. (of stocks and shares) Having a price constrained to lie between certain upper and lower limits
Rangefindern. Any of several designs of optical (or other) instrument that is used to measure the distance to an object
Reactionlessadj. Devoid of reactions; not reacting
Readerdomn. The realm, sphere, influence, or body of readers; readers collectively
Readvertisev. To advertise again
Rebeldomn. (1) The realm or sphere of rebels; rebels collectively, (2) The conduct of rebels; rebellion
Relievedlyadv. In a manner showing relief
Reroofv. To roof again; to tear off an old roof and replace with a new roof
Researchyadj. (nonstandard) 1. Characterized by research, especially the serious investigation of a subject, 2. Having little or no known practical application
Resultantlyadv. As a result; because of this
Retroflectv. To turn or redirect back at itself
Reupdatev. To update again
Revelmentn. (rare) Joyful merry-making
Rewroughtadj. Wrought again
Ricegrowern. One who grows rice
Richdomn. Wealth; riches; richness; prosperity
Ridiculosityn. The quality of being ridiculous; absurdity
Riverkeepersn. Persons responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of rivers
Roadworksn. The construction or maintenance done to roads
Ropeloftn. A building for storing and repairing of nets, ropes and ships rigging
Rotundlyadv. In a rotund way
Routinaryadj. Involving, or pertaining to, routine; customary
Rowhousen. (US) One of a row of houses situated side by side and sharing a common wall
Rubbleworkn. A form of masonry made of large stones loosely thrown together and then optionally grouted
Rudderfishn. Any of various unrelated fish that have the habit of following ships
Ruffianagen. Ruffians collectively; a body of ruffians
Runtimen. The length of a film or television program in minutes, usually with end credits included
Saberlikeadj. Resembling a saber
Sabrelikeadj. Resembling a sabre
Salamandriformadj. Having the shape of a salamander
Salbandn. The border of an igneous mass, usually characterized by a finer grain or glassy texture which is produced by the chilling of the molten rock by the cold country rock
Saleroomn. A room in which items are sold at auction
Sandblindadj. 1. Half-blind, partially blind, 2. Dim-sighted
Scabbardfishn. An elongated marine fish with heavy jaws and large teeth
Scablandsn. Flat elevating land deeply scarred by channels of glacial or fluvioglacial origin and with poor soil and little vegetation
Scabrosityn. (rare) Roughness
Scaffoldagen. The amount of scaffolding needed or supplied for a specific installation
Scaffoldern. One who raises and dismantles scaffolding
Schoolfellown. Person who attends same school as yourself
Schoolmastersn. Persons in charge of schools
Schoolroomsn. Rooms in schools used for instruction; classrooms
Schoolshipn. A training ship
Seditionaryn. An inciter or promoter of sedition
Sergeantshipn. The qualities, role, or position of a sergeant
Sesquipedaliophobian. The fear of long words (contributed by Y2j_fannatic)
Sevensomen. (rare) A group of seven persons or things
Severalityn. The state or property of being several
Shamateurn. A sportsman who is officially an amateur but who makes money from playing, or who otherwise behaves as a professional
Shedhandn. A labourer employed to do unskilled work in a shearing shed
Sheetsmann. (nautical) One who controls the trim of the sails
Shellworkn. Decoration made from patterns of shells
Sheltermaten. A person with whom one shares a shelter
Shipwormsn. Any of several wormlike marine mollusks (not true worms) of the family Teredinidae, that bore through the wooden hulls of ships and other woody material they find in the sea
Shoeblackn. (dated, Brit) a person who cleans the shoes of passers-by for payment
Shopfloorn. The area of a factory or workshop where the operatives work
Shopwalkern. (UK) A retail store floor supervisor
Shorthandedadj. Lacking sufficient staff or people, as for normal or efficient operations
Shortlistsn. Lists of selected candidates from which final choices are made
ShouldnaContraction of should not have
ShouldnaeContraction (Scottish) of should not
Shoutboxesn. (Internet) Small message boards on webpages where visitors can leave a name and short message; tagboards
Shrieklingn. (slang, derogatory) A noisy child
Shrthndabbr. Shorthand
Shunworthyadj. Worthy of shunning or of being shunned; reproachable; avoidable
Siblinghoodn. The state of being a sibling
Sidlinglyadv. With a sidling motion
Signalesen. Words and abbreviations used by radio operators and other signalmen to clarify the letters that they were sending and receiving
Slablikeadj. Resembling a slab
Sloganeern. Someone who makes and spreads slogans
Slopewiseadv. In a sloping fashion; obliquely
Slowmatchn. A slow-burning fuse used to ignite a matchlock musket or fire a cannon
Sluicewayn. A man-made channel designed to redirect excess water
Smitheriesn. The places where smiths work
Snowlessnessn. Absence of snow
Songficn. (slang) A fanfiction that uses lyrics from popular music as a basis for its storyline
Songsmithsn. Writers of songs
Spanwiseadj. Relating to the direction of a span
Spanwormn. The larva of a moth of the family Geometridae
Spherometern. A device used to measure the curvature of a surface
Spookdomn. (slang) The realm or sphere of spies
Sportfishv. To fish for sport
Sportscastn. The part of a news program reporting on sports and athletics
Sportsmanlikeadj. Demonstrating good sportsmanship, behaving in an honorable and appropriate manner
Spydomn. (1) A group of spies, (2) (informal) The world of spies and espionage
Squarefreeadj. (mathematics) Not divisible by a nontrivial square
Squirearchyn. The land-owning gentry
Stablishv. (archaic) To establish
Stallionern. One who looks after or breeds stallions
Sternmostadj. Closest to the stern
Stevedoresn. Dockworkers involved in loading and unloading cargo
Stiffshipn. (nautical) Too much weight concentrated in the lower holds of a vessel, resulting in excessive stability
Stirragen. The act of stirring; stir; commotion
Storeownern. A person who owns a store (or shop); a shopowner
Streetfuln. As much as a street will hold
Streetworthyadj. Fit to be driven or ridden on the street
Strengthlessadj. 1. Being weak or powerless, lacking strength, 2. Having no special abilities or talents, lacking strengths
Strongboxesn. Sturdy boxes, with locks, for keeping valuables in
Subaffluentadj. Between the poverty line and affluence
Subcelln. A subdivision of a cell
Subchainn. Any chain that branches off another
Subchunkn. (computing) A chunk (block of data) forming part of a larger chunk
Subclann. A branch of a larger clan
Subempiren. A lesser or secondary empire
Subentityn. An entity that makes up part of a larger entity; a component
Subgoaln. A lesser goal that forms part of a greater goal
Subhorizonadj. Below a horizon
Subidentityn. An identity that makes up part of a larger identity
Sublumicadj. Slower-than-light; having a speed less than light
Subquestn. (video games) A secondary quest that must be completed as part of a larger quest
Subserviatev. 1. To make subservient, 2. To subordinate
Subspecialtyn. A specialty within a specialty
Subteamn. A team that makes up part of a larger team
Subtutorn. An assistant tutor
Subversionaryadj. Promoting destruction
Suitcasefuln. As much as a suitcase will hold
Sulphurwortn. The meadow and woodland plant hog fennel
Superbankn. A particularly large or powerful bank
SWbWabbr. (compass) Southwest by west
Swinecoten. (dated) Pigsty
Systylen. An arrangement of a colonnade where the space between columns is twice the diameter of each
Tarpapern. A heavy paper, coated with tar, used to waterproof walls and roofs
Taskmastersn. Persons who supervise workers, especially ones who impose hard work
Teacheragen. 1. The office of a teacher, 2. The term of this office
Techdomn. (informal) The world or sphere of technology
Teendomn. (1) Adolescence, (2) State of being a teenager
Termitaryn. An anthill built and occupied by termites
Theedomn. Success; prosperity; luck
Thenceafter(rare) After that time; thereafter
Thencefromadv. (obsolete) From that place; therefrom
Thereagainstadv. In opposition to or against; contrary to
Therefromadv. From that; from him, her, or it
Therewithadv. 1. With this, that or those, 2. In addition to that; besides, moreover, 2. Thereupon, forthwith; with that being said or done
Threshermann. (obsolete, agriculture) The operator of a mechanical thresher
Thwartwiseadj. (archaic) Athwart; from side to side; across
Toforetimeadv. (obsolete) Previously, beforehand
Toilwornadj. (literary) Exhausted by punishing physical labour
Tollagen. (1) Payment of a toll, (2) The amount or quantity paid as a toll
Tortilityn. The quality or state of being tortile, twisted, or wreathed
Towpathsn. paths alongside canals or rivers, originally for horses towing barges
Trackbedn. The layer of stones beneath railway track
Tractioneern. (obsolete, agriculture) An operator of a farm tractor (steam tractor or gas tractor)
Traileredv. Loaded on a trailer
Tramplikeadj. Resembling a tramp (vagrant) or some aspect of one
Translationaryadj. (1) Pertaining to the translation of language, (2) (geometry) Pertaining to the shifting of coordinate axes
Transpicuousadj. Easily construed or seen through
Transposableadj. Able to be transposed (in any sense)
Treehoodn. The state or essence of being a tree
Trellisworkn. Work in the form of a trellis
Tremblestv. (archaic) To tremble
Tridecagonn. A polygon having thirteen sides and thirteen angles
Troopshipn. A ship used to transport military troops
Tuitionaryadj. Of or pertaining to tuition
Twireasonn. (rare) A twofold or double reason
Ulodendronn. Any of various trees known only as fossils from the Pennsylvanian period
Undercountv. To count to an insufficient degree
Undergroundedv. To have routed electricity distribution cables underground
Underheardadj. Having an insufficiently large listening audience; neglected or overlooked as a speaker or musician
Underplotsn. Plots within a story, subsidiary to the main plot; subplots
Undisguisedlyadv. In an undisguised manner; openly
Unenteredadj. (1) Not entered, (2) (transport, of goods) For which no documentation has been filed at the port being entered
Unitarityn. The quality or state of being unitary
Unpardonablyadv. In an unpardonable manner
Unpatronizingadj. Not patronizing
Unpremeditatedadj. Performed, but not planned or thought out in advance; extemporaneous, but not unintentional
Unsolvabilityn. The property of not being able to be solved
Untrustworthilyadv. In an untrustworthy manner
Valerianicadj. (chemistry) Pertaining to, or obtained from, valerian root
Vaultworthyadj. Valuable; worth preserving; worth saving for later use
Verblikeadj. Resembling a verb, having characeteristics of a verb
Verduredadj. Covered with verdure; green and lush; verdant
Vexillationn. A company of soldiers (especially in ancient Rome) grouped under the same flag
Viddingn. (Internet) The creation of fanvids
Videowalln. A bank of tiled videoscreens forming one large screen on a wall
Viewspapern. A newspaper that includes many opinion pieces
Vinnewedadj. (archaic) Musty
Vocerun. A traditional Corsican lament
Vulturelikeadj. Resembling or characteristic of a vulture
Walkabilityn. The quality of being walkable
Waltsomeadj. (archaic, dialectal) Wallowish; loathsome
Wanspeedn. (obsolete) Ill fortune
Wanthrivenadj. (dialectal, chiefly Scotland) Stunted; ill-grown; decayed; in a state of decline
Warehousedv. Stored, as in a warehouse
Warehousefuln. As much as a warehouse can hold
Waspdomn. The state or essence of being a wasp
Watchhousen. A small prison attached to a police station, usually used on a temporary basis
Wealsmann. (archaic) A statesman
Wearisomelyadv. In a wearisome manner; tediously
Weatherboardn. 1. (nautical) The windward side of a vessel, 2. (nautical) A plank placed over an opening to keep out driven water, 3. Clapboard
Weekdailyadj. (rare) Of, pertaining to, or occurring on weekdays; especially, occurring on every weekday
Weftagen. (obsolete) Texture
Weldmeshn. Type of wire mesh
Wellboren. An oil field term referring to the hole produced when drilling an oil or gas well
Wellpreservedadj. (of an older person) Healthy and ageing gracefully
Wherenessn. (chiefly philosophy) Location or position
Whitsourn. A variety of apple
Wirewormn. The larvae of the click beetle
Wiseguysn. Ones who are insolent or flippant
Withspeakv. To contradict; gainsay; go against; oppose; resist
Worcesterberryn. 1. Ribes divaricatum, a North American gooseberry plant, 2. The black berry of this plant
Workaroundsn. Means of overcoming obstacles, especially obstacles consisting of laws, regulations, or constraints
Workwordn. (rare) The operative word, especially in a thought, phrase or idea
Writabilityn. The state or condition of being writable
Wrongdoersn. People who do wrong, either morally, ethically or in contravention of a law
Wrongdomn. An act or instance of wrong or wrongdoing; wrength; wrongness; error
Yachtsmanshipn. The ability or art of being adept at sailing a yacht
Yarringlen. (obsolete) A historic instrument for winding yarn, no longer used
Yerselfpronoun. (Geordie) Yourself
Yobberyn. (1) Yobbish behaviour, (2) An instance of yobbish behaviour
Yukaghirproper noun. A language family consisting of two closely related languages spoken in Siberia
Zebralikeadj. Resembling a zebra, especially in having contrasting stripes
Zephyrlikeadj. Like a zephyr; gently breezy
Zhlubbyadj. Naff, unfashionable, tasteless
Zincianadj. (mineralogy) Describing minerals containing zinc
Zitherlikeadj. Resembling a zither (musical instrument)
Zoomableadj. (computing, graphical user interface) Supporting a zoom (magnification) facility
Zygenidadj. (zoology) Any one of numerous species of moths of the family Zygaenidae, most of which are bright colored
