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a	a[Article]
a	primeira letra do alfabeto.[Article]
a	uma[Article]
a	um[Article]
aardvark	oricterope, porco-da-terra[Noun]
aardvarks	porco-da-terra, oricterope
aback	a\s avessas[Adverb]
aback	atra/s, detra/s[Adverb]
aback	para tra/s[Adverb]
aback	por tra/s[Adverb]
aback	para trás
abacus	a/baco[Noun]
abacus	ábaco(Noun)[Noun]
abacuses	a/bacos[Noun]
abacuses	ábacos
abaft	à popa, à ré[Adverb]
abalone	abalone[Noun]
abalones	abalones[Noun]
abandon	abandonar, deixar[Verb]
abandon	abandonar[Verb]
abandon	abandono[Noun]
abandoned	abandonado
abandoned	abandonado; dissoluto, imoral
abandonee	abandonado
abandoner	abandonador
abandoning	abandonando
abandonment	abandonamento
abandonment	abandono, disamparo[Noun]
abandonment	renu/cia[Noun]
abandonment	abandono[Noun]
abandonments	abandonamentos
abandons	abandonos
abase	humilhar[Verb]
abase	rebaixar[Verb]
abased	abater[Verb]
abased	humilhado[Adjective]
abased	rebaixado[Adjective]
abasement	humilhac,a~o[Noun]
abasement	rebaixamento[Adjective]
abasement	humilhação
abasements	humilhac,o~es[Noun]
abasements	humilhação
abash	embarac,ar[Verb]
abash	envergonhar, confundir[Verb]
abash	humilhar[Verb]
abash	embaraçar
abashed	embarac,ado[Adjective]
abashed	envergonhado, confuso[Adjective]
abashed	embaraçado
abashes	embarac,a[Verb]
abashing	embarac,o[Noun]
abashment	embarac,o[Noun]
abasing	humilhac,ao[Noun]
abate	abater, diminuir; amainar[Verb]
abate	enfraquecer[Verb]
abated	enfraquecido[Adjective]
abatement	enfraquecimento[Noun]
abatements	enfraquecimentos[Noun]
abater	abater
abater	abater
abates	enfraquecer, decrescer[Verb]
abating	enfraquecendo, decrescendo[Verb]
abattoir	matadouro[Noun]
abbacy	abadia
abbe	abade[Noun]
abberations	aberrac,o~es[Noun]
abbey	abadia
abbey	abadia[Noun]
abbeys	abadias[Noun]
abbot	padre, or abade[Noun]
abbots	abades[Noun]
abbots	the abbots
abbreviate	abreviar[Verb]
abbreviated	abreviado[Adjective]
abbreviates	abrevia[Verb]
abbreviates	amor[Pronoun]
abbreviating	abreviando[Verb]
abbreviation	abreviac,ao[Noun]
abbreviation	abreviatura[Noun]
abbreviations	abreviac,o~es[Noun]
abbreviator	abreviador[Adjective]
abc	a/-be^-ce^ ,abecedario , o alfabeto[Noun]
abdicable	abdicável
abdicate	abdicar[Verb]
abdicated	abdicado[Verb]
abdication	abdicac,a~o[Noun]
abdicator	abdicante[Adjective]
abdomen	abdo^men[Noun]
abdomens	abdo^mens[Noun]
abdominal	abdominal
abdominal	abdominal[Pronoun]
abdominally	abdominalmente[Adverb]
abdominally	loved
abduce	separar, desviar[Verb]
abduced	separado, desviado[Verb]
abducens	abducente[Noun]
abducent	abducente[Adjective]
abducentes	abducents
abducing	abduzindo[Verb]
abduct	sequestrar[Verb]
abducted	raptado[Adjective]
abducting	raptando[Verb]
abduction	rapto[Noun]
abductions	raptos[Noun]
abductor	raptor[Noun]
abductors	raptores[Noun]
abducts	rapta[Verb]
abeam	atrave/s[Adverb]
abecedarian	abecedário
abed	na cama[Adverb]
aberrance	caminho[Noun]
aberrance	aberração[Noun]
aberrancy	aberração[Adjective]
aberrant	aberrante[Adjective]
aberrantly	aberrantemente[Adverb]
aberration	ABERRAÇÃO[Noun]
aberrations	aberrac,o~es[Noun]
aberrations	aberração[Noun]
abet	instagar[Verb]
abetment	instigac,a~o[Noun]
abets	instiga[Verb]
abetted	instigado[Adjective]
abetter	instigador[Noun]
abetting	instigando[Verb]
abettor	instigador, cu/mplice[Noun]
abeyance	suspensa~o[Noun]
abhor	abominar[Verb]
abhorred	pret. e p.p. do verbo abhor[Verb]
abhorrence	aversa~o[Noun]
abhorrent	repugnante[Adjective]
abhorrently	odiosamente[Adverb]
abhorrer	pessoa odienta[Noun]
abhors	abominaveis[Verb]
abidance	permanência[Noun]
abide	agu.entar, conformar-se[Verb]
abiding	continuac,a~o[Noun]
abidingly	permanentemente[Adverb]
abilities	abilidades[Noun]
ability	abilidade[Noun]
abiogenesis	abioge/nese[Noun]
abiogenetic	abiogene/tico[Adjective]
abiological	abiológico[Adjective]
abiologically	abiologicamente[Adverb]
abiotic	abiotico[Noun]
abject	abjecto[Adjective]
abjection	abjecc,a~o[Noun]
abjections	abjecc,o~es[Noun]
abjectly	abjectamente[Adverb]
abjectness	vileza , degradac,a~o[Noun]
abjuration	abjuração[Noun]
abjure	abjurar, renunciar,apostatar[Verb]
abjurer	abjurante, apo/stata[Noun]
abjures	abjura[Verb]
ablation	ablac,a~o[Noun]
ablative	ablativo[Noun]
ablaut	mudanc,a da vogal no radical duma palavra[Noun]
ablaze	flamejante, chamejante[Adjective]
able	ha/bil[Adjective]
abloom	florescente[Adjective]
ablution	abluc,a~o[Noun]
ablutionary	detersivo[Adjective]
ablutions	abluc,o~es[Noun]
ably	ha/bilmente[Adverb]
abnegate	renunciar, abjurar,abnegar[Verb]
abnegates	abnega[Verb]
abnegation	abnegação[Noun]
abnegator	abjurador, apo/stata[Noun]
abnormal	anormal, incomum, ano^malo[Adjective]
abnormalities	anormalidades[Noun]
abnormality	anormalidade[Noun]
abnormalize	anormalizar[Verb]
abnormalizes	anormaliza[Verb]
abnormally	anormalmente[Adverb]
aboard	a bordo[Adverb]
abode	lar[Noun]
abodes	reside^ncias[Noun]
aboil	abolir[Verb]
abolish	abolir[Verb]
abolishable	aboli/vel, anula/vel, cancela/velr, revoga/vel[Adverb]
abolished	abolido, anulado, cancelado, revogado[Verb]
abolisher	revogador[Noun]
abolishers	revogadores[Noun]
abolishes	anula, cancela, revoga, [Verb]
abolishing	abolindo (from verb abolir)[Verb]
abolishment	abolic,a~o[Noun]
abolition	abolic,a~o[Noun]
abolitionism	abolicionismo
abolitionist	abolicionista[Noun]
abolitionists	abolicionistas[Noun]
abominable	abomina/vel, execra/vel[Adjective]
abominably	abominavelmente, execravelmente[Adverb]
abominate	abominar, execrar[Verb]
abomination	abominac,a~o, execrac,a~o[Noun]
abominations	abominac,o~es, execrac,o~es[Noun]
aboriginal	aboriginal[Adjective]
aboriginally	originariamente, primitivamente[Adverb]
aborigine	aborígene
aborigines	aborigenes, primitivos habitantes de um pais[Noun]
abort	abortar[Verb]
aborted	cancelado[Verb]
aborter	aborteiro[Noun]
abortifacient	abortivo[Noun]
aborting	abortando[Verb]
abortion	aborto[Noun]
abortions	abortos[Noun]
abortive	fracassado[Adjective]
abortively	abortivamente[Adverb]
abortiveness	aborto, fracasso[Noun]
abound	abundar[Verb]
abounding	abunda^ncia[Noun]
abounds	abunda[Verb]
about	aproximadamente[Adverb]
above	sobre, por cima, na parte superior, acima de, fora de[Adverb]
aboveground	superficial[Adjective]
abovementioned	supramencionado[Adjective]
abracadabra	amuleto[Noun]
abrade	raspar, safar, esfragar,desgastar[Verb]
abrasion	desgaste, raspadura, fricc,a~o[Noun]
abrasions	desgastes, raspaduras, fricc,o~es[Noun]
abrasive	abrasivo[Noun]
abrasively	abrasivamente
abrasiveness	abrasividade
abrasives	abrasivos[Noun]
abreast	de frente, ombro com ombro[Adverb]
abridge	abreviar, resumir, reduzir, encurtar[Verb]
abridged	abreviado, resumido[Verb]
abridgement	resumo, suma/rio, reduc,a~o,privac,a~o[Noun]
abridgment	resumo, suma/rio,reduc,a~o, privac,a~o[Noun]
abroach	em bica, profusamente[Adverb]
abroad	estrangeiro, fora[Adverb]
abrogate	abrogar[Verb]
abrogated	abrogado[Verb]
abrogates	abroga[Verb]
abrogating	abrogando[Verb]
abrupt	abrupto[Adjective]
abruption	interrupção brusca
abruptly	bruscamente[Adverb]
abruptness	rudeza, aspereza, indelicadeza, brusquidão
abscess	abcesso, apostema
abscissa	abscissa
abscond	esconder(-se), evadir(-se), fugir à ação da justiça[Verb]
absconder	fugitivo, foragido, desertor
absence	ausência, afastamento, falta, carência, inatenção
absences	ausencias[Noun]
absent	ausente[Adjective]
absented	ausente
absentee	ausente[Noun]
absentminded	distraido (accent on second i)[Adjective]
absentmindedly	distraidamente[Adverb]
absinth	absinto[Noun]
absinthe	absinto
absolute	absoluto[Adjective]
absolutely	absolutamente[Adverb]
absolutes	absolutos[Adjective]
absolutism	absolutismo[Noun]
absolutist	absolutista[Noun]
absolve	absolver[Verb]
absorb	absorver[Verb]
absorbed	absorto[Adjective]
absorbent	absorvente[Adjective]
absorber	absorvente[Adjective]
absorption	absorc,a~o
abstain	abster-se[Verb]
abstemious	abstémio[Adjective]
abstention	abstenc, a~o
abstinence	abstinência[Noun]
abstinent	abstinente[Adjective]
abstract	abstracto[Adjective]
abstraction	abstrac,a~o[Noun]
abstractionism	abstracionismo[Noun]
abstractionist	abstracionista[Noun]
abstractly	abstratamente[Adverb]
abstruse	abstruso[Adjective]
absurd	absurdo[Adjective]
absurdity	absurdo[Noun]
absurdly	absurdamente[Adverb]
abundance	abunda^ncia[Noun]
abundant	abundante[Adjective]
abuse	abuso[Noun]
abused	abusado[Adjective]
abuser	abusador[Noun]
abusers	abusadores[Noun]
abuses	abusa[Verb]
abusive	abusivo[Adjective]
abusively	abusivamente[Adverb]
abusiveness	abusividade[Noun]
abyss	abismo[Noun]
abyssal	abissal[Adjective]
acacia	aca/cia[Verb]
academia	academia[Noun]
academic	acade^mico[Adjective]
academically	academicamente[Adverb]
academician	acade^mico[Noun]
academicism	academicismo[Noun]
academy	academia[Noun]
accede	aceder, asquiecer[Verb]
accelerate	acelerar[Verb]
accelerates	acelera[Verb]
acceleration	acelerac,a~o[Noun]
accelerator	acelerador[Noun]
accelerators	aceleradores[Noun]
accent	acento, sotaque[Noun]
accent	acentuar[Verb]
accented	acentuado[Adjective]
accentuate	acentuar, salientar[Verb]
accentuated	acentuado[Verb]
accentuates	acentua[Verb]
accentuating	acentuando[Verb]
accept	aceitar, admitir[Verb]
acceptable	aceita/vel[Adjective]
acceptableness	aceitabilidade[Noun]
acceptance	aceitac,a~o[Noun]
acceptances	aceitac,o~es
access	acesso, ataque[Noun]
accessible	acessi/vel[Adjective]
accessory	acesso/rios, auxiliar[Noun]
accident	acidente[Noun]
acclimatize	aclimatizar[Verb]
accompanier	acompanhante[Noun]
accordance	acordo[Noun]
accordances	acordos[Noun]
accordingly	de acordo[Adverb]
action	ac,a~o[Noun]
actions	ac,o~es
apple	maçã[Noun]
apples	maçãs[Noun]
applicable	aplicável[Adjective]
arabesque	arabesco
arable	arável
arachnoid	aranha
arbitral	arbitral
arc	arco
arcade	arcada
arcane	arcano
arch	arco
archaic	arcaico
archaism	arcaísmo
archdioceses	arquiocese
archducal	arqueduque
archeologist	arqueologista
art	arte[Noun]
artery	arte/ria[Noun]
article	artigo[Noun]
attack	ataque[Noun]
axe	Machado
babble	balbucio; tagarelice[Noun]
babble	ruído, falatório, fala confusa[Noun]
babble	balbuciar; tagarelar [Verb]
babbled	murmurado, comentado,falado[Adjective]
babe	bebê, meu bem, querida[Noun]
babe	bebe^
babes	gajas[Noun]
babies	bebês, nenens[Noun]
baboon	babuíno (macaco[Noun]
babushka	avó, vovó[Noun]
baby	bebe[Noun]
baby	nenen[Noun]
babyhood	primeira infa^ncia[Noun]
babyish	infantil[Adjective]
babysitter	babá[Noun]
babysitters	babás
babysitting	pagear/ tomar conta de criança[Verb]
baccalaureate	bacharelado[Noun]
baccarat	bacará
bacchanal	bacanal[Noun]
bachelor	solteiro; bacharel[Noun]
bachelor	celibata/rio[Noun]
bachelorhood	celibato[Noun]
bachelors	solteiros; bachare/is
bachelors	celibata/rios[Noun]
bacillar	bacilar[Adjective]
bacillary	bacilaria/ceo[Adjective]
bacilli	bacilos[Noun]
bacillus	bacilo[Noun]
back	costas; dorso[Noun]
backache	dor de costas
backache	dor lombar[Noun]
backaches	dores de costas
backaches	dores lombares[Noun]
backbite	caluniar,dizer mal,falar pelas costas[Verb]
backbiter	caluniador, difamador[Noun]
backbone	espinha dorsal; coluna vertebral[Noun]
backbones	espinhas dorsais; colunas vertebrais[Noun]
backcountry	o interior
backdrop	pano de fundo[Noun]
backdrops	panos de fundo[Noun]
backer	financiador[Noun]
backer	patrocinador[Noun]
backers	financiadores[Noun]
backers	patrocinadores
backgammon	gamão[Noun]
background	fundo de cena, segundo plano; (fig.) formac,a~o, conhecimentos[Noun]
backhand	costas da mão[Noun]
backhanded	ed
backing	apoio, auxi/lio, patroci/nio; retrocesso[Noun]
backlash	recuo[Noun]
backless	sem volta, sem retorno[Adjective]
backlog	reserva, acúmulo[Noun]
backlogs	reservas, acúmulos[Noun]
backpack	mochila
backpacks	mochilas
backseat	banco de trás[Noun]
backside	parte traseira, nádegas, bunda[Noun]
backslide	reincidir[Verb]
backslider	reincidente[Noun]
backstage	camarim[Noun]
backstairs	escada de servic,o[Noun]
backstitch	pesponto[Noun]
backstop	batente[Noun]
backup	cópia (arquivos de computador)[Noun]
backups	cópias[Noun]
backward	atrasado, retro/grado[Adjective]
backward	para tra/s[Adverb]
backward	retrógrado, atrasado, em decadência[Adjective]
backwater	remanso, a/gua parada[Noun]
backwoods	roça
backwoods	serta~o, regia~o remota[Noun]
backyard	quintal[Noun]
backyards	quintas[Noun]
bacon	bacon
bacon	toicinho[Noun]
bacteria	bacte/rias[Noun]
bacterial	bacteriano[Adjective]
bacterium	bacte/ria
bad	mau[Adjective]
bad	ruim
bade	ofereceu[Verb]
badge	distintivo, insi/gnia, emblema[Noun]
badger	texugo[Noun]
badly	mal; gravemente; incorretamente[Adverb]
badmen	bandidos, homens maus[Adjective]
baffle	confundir, deixar perplexo[Verb]
baffle	contratempo; (acust.) sonoflector; (mec.) placa defletora[Noun]
baffled	confundido[Adjective]
baffling	desconcertante, desnorteante[Adjective]
bag	mala,sacola, mochila[Noun]
bag	saco, saca, maleta; bolsa[Noun]
bagatelle	bagatela[Noun]
bagatelles	bagatelas[Noun]
baggage	bagagem; equipamento[Noun]
baggageman	carregador, bagageiro[Noun]
baggagemen	carregadores[Noun]
bagged	ensacado[Adjective]
bagger	ensacar, por na bolsa[Verb]
baggers	ensacadores[Noun]
bagpipe	gaita de foles[Noun]
bagpiper	gaiteiro, tocador de gaita de foles[Noun]
bagpipes	gaitas de foles[Noun]
bags	malas, mochilas, sacolas[Noun]
bags	sacos, sacas[Noun]
baguette	bisnaga(pão)
bail	fianc,a, cauc,a~o[Noun]
bail	por em liberdade sob fiança[Verb]
bailiff	bailio, alguazil, meirinho[Noun]
bailiffs	meirinho, oficial de diligências[Noun]
bailiwick	bailiado, distrito[Noun]
bait	atrair, irritar[Verb]
bait	isca, engodo[Noun]
baize	baeta[Noun]
bake	cozer no forno[Verb]
baked	assado[Verb]
baked	cozido[Verb]
baker	padeiro[Noun]
bakeries	padarias[Noun]
bakers	padeiros[Noun]
bakery	padaria[Noun]
balance	balanc,a, equili/brio, estabilidade, ponderac,a~o; balanc,o , saldo.[Noun]
balcony	balca~o, sacada[Noun]
bald	calvo, sem vegetac,a~o[Adjective]
baldness	calvi/cie[Noun]
bale	fardo[Noun]
baleful	maligno, funesto[Adjective]
balk	falhar, perder (oportunidade); impedir, frustrar[Verb]
balky	empacador, birrento[Adjective]
ball	bola[Noun]
balls	bolas[Noun]
banana	banana[Noun]
bananas	bananas[Noun]
bank	banco[Noun]
baptism	batismo[Noun]
baptismal	batismal[Adjective]
baptisms	batismos[Noun]
baptists	batistas[Noun]
baptize	batisar[Verb]
baptized	batisado[Adjective]
baptizing	batisando[Verb]
barbecue	churrasco[Noun]
basic	basico[Adjective]
bath	banho[Noun]
bathe	banhar[Verb]
bitch	cadela, puta (son of a bitch=filho duma puta)[Noun]
book	livro[Noun]
boyfriend	namorado
brain	cérebro[Noun]
brake	travão[Noun]
braked	travado[Adjective]
brakes	travões[Noun]
c	terceira letra do alfabeto ingle
c	terceira letra do alfabeto ingle^s[Noun]
cab	taxi[Noun]
cab	viajar em carro[Verb]
cabal	cabala[Noun]
cabalistic	cabalistico[Adjective]
cabaret	cabaret[Noun]
cabbage	ca/bula[Noun]
cabbage	couve[Noun]
cabbage	repolho[Noun]
cabbages	couves[Noun]
cabby	cocheiro[Noun]
cabdriver	taxista[Noun]
cabin	cabana[Noun]
cabin	cabine[Noun]
cabinet	armario[Noun]
cabinet	gabinete[Noun]
cabinets	armarios[Noun]
cabins	cabines[Noun]
cable	cabo[Noun]
cablegram	cabograma[Noun]
cables	cabos[Noun]
cabman	cocheiro[Noun]
caboose	cozinha de bordo[Noun]
cabotage	cabotagem[Noun]
cabriolet	cabriole/[Noun]
cabs	taxis[Noun]
cacao	cacau[Noun]
caches	esconde[Verb]
cackle	cacarejar[Verb]
cacophony	cacofonia[Noun]
cadastral	cadastral
cadastre	cadastro
cadaver	cadaver[Noun]
cadaveric	cadavérico
cadmium	cadmium
cafe	café
cafeteria	cafetaria[Noun]
caffeine	cafeina[Noun]
caffeinic	cafeinico
cage	jaula[Noun]
cake	bolo[Noun]
cakes	bolos
calamite	Calamidade
calamities	Calamidades
calamitous	calamitoso[Adjective]
calamity	calamidade[Noun]
calcification	calcificação
calcium	calcio[Noun]
calculable	calculavel
calculableness	incalculavel
calculably	calculável
calculate	calcular[Verb]
calculated	calculado
calculating	calculando
calculation	calculo
calculator	calculador
calculators	calculadora
calendar	calendario[Noun]
calendars	calendários
calender	calandra
calf	vitela[Noun]
calfskin	pele de vitela
caliber	pano[Noun]
calibrate	calibrar[Verb]
calibrated	calibrado
calibrating	calibrando
calibration	calibração
calibre	calibre
calico	pano de algodao[Noun]
call	ligar[Verb]
called	chamado[Verb]
calligraph	caligrafia
calligrapher	calígrafo
calling	ligando[Verb]
callosity	calosidade
callous	calos
cambial	cambial
camel	camêlo
camera	maquina fotografica[Noun]
camp	acampar[Verb]
candidate	candidato[Noun]
candidates	candidatos[Noun]
candies	doces[Noun]
candy	doce[Noun]
canoe	canoa[Noun]
cans	latas[Noun]
cap	bone[Noun]
capable	capaz[Adjective]
capacity	capacidade[Noun]
capitalism	capitalismo[Noun]
capitalist	capitalista[Noun]
capitalists	capitalistas[Noun]
capitulate	capitular[Verb]
capybara	capibara[Noun]
car	carro[Noun]
carabineer	carabineiro[Noun]
caramel	caramelo[Noun]
carbon	carbon[Noun]
career	carreira[Noun]
careful	cuidadoso[Adjective]
carioca	carioca[Noun]
cartel	cartel[Noun]
cartographer	cartografo[Noun]
cartographers	cartografos[Noun]
cartography	cartografia[Noun]
cartoon	desenho animado[Noun]
cartoons	desenhos animados[Noun]
chair	cadeira[Noun]
count	conde[Noun]
countability	contabilidade[Noun]
counterespionage	contraespionagem[Noun]
counterintelligence	contraespionagem[Noun]
cunt	vagina, cona[Noun]
cup	taça[Noun]
cupidity	cupidez[Adjective]
cupric	cúprico[Adjective]
curator	curador[Noun]
curatorship	curatela[Noun]
d	quarta letra do alfabeto
dab	pequena quantidade[Noun]
dab	toque[Noun]
dad	PAPAI[Noun]
daddies	papais[Noun]
daddy	papai[Noun]
dads	pais[Noun]
daemon	DEMONHO[Noun]
daemons	DEMONHOS[Noun]
dagger	adaga[Noun]
dagger	punhal[Noun]
daggers	punhais[Noun]
daguerreotypes	DAGUERROTIPO[Noun]
dahlia	da/hlia[Noun]
daily	DIARIAMENTE[Adverb]
daily	dia/rio[Noun]
daintily	saborosamente[Adverb]
daintiness	delicadeza[Noun]
dainty	saboroso[Adjective]
daiquiri	daiquiri[Noun]
daiquiris	daiquiris[Noun]
dairy	LÁCTEO[Adjective]
dairy	queijaria[Noun]
dairyman	leiteiro[Noun]
dais	plataforma[Noun]
daisies	margaridas[Noun]
daisy	bem-me-quer[Noun]
daisy	MARGARIDA[Noun]
dale	pequeno vale[Noun]
dalmatian	DÁLMATA[Noun]
dalmatians	DÁLMATAS[Noun]
damage	dano[Noun]
damaged	danificado[Noun]
damager	danificador[Noun]
damagers	danificadores[Noun]
damages	danos[Noun]
damaging	danoso[Noun]
damask	damasco[Noun]
dame	dama[Noun]
dancer	dançarino[Adjective]
dog	cachorro[Noun]
dog	ca~o[Noun]
dog	cão[Noun]
dogged	persistente[Verb]
dogma	dogma[Noun]
dove	pomba[Noun]
down	debaixo[Adverb]
draw	empate[Noun]
each	cada[Pronoun]
eager	a/vido[Adjective]
eagerly	avidamente[Adverb]
eagerness	avidez[Noun]
eagle	a/guia[Noun]
eagles	a/guias[Noun]
ear	orelha[Noun]
earache	dor de ouvido[Noun]
early	cedo[Adverb]
earn	merecer[Verb]
earned	merecido[Adjective]
earphone	auscultador[Noun]
earphones	auscultadores[Noun]
earring	brinco[Noun]
earrings	brincos[Noun]
ears	orelhas[Noun]
earth	terra[Noun]
earthling	extraterrestre[Noun]
earthquake	terramoto[Noun]
earthquakes	terramotos[Noun]
earths	terras[Noun]
earthworm	minhoca[Noun]
earthworms	minhocas[Noun]
ease	facilidade[Noun]
easily	facilmente[Adverb]
east	este[Noun]
eat	comer[Verb]
fabric	fa/brica[Noun]
fabricant	fabricante[Noun]
fabricated	fabricado[Verb]
fabrication	fabricac,a~o[Noun]
fabulous	fabuloso[Adjective]
fabulously	fabulosamente[Adverb]
fabulousness	fabulosidade[Noun]
face	cara[Noun]
for	eva[Preposition]
fuck	foder[Verb]
gain	ganhar[Verb]
gain	ganho
gain	ganhas[Verb]
gain	ganha
gain	ganhamos
gain	ganham
gained	ganhou[Verb]
gained	ganhaste
gained	ganhei
gained	ganhamos
gained	ganharam
gal	moc,a[Noun]
garden	jardim[Noun]
gardener	jardineiro[Noun]
gardens	jardims[Noun]
garlic	alho[Noun]
girlfriend	namorada
ha	ah! (interjection)
habeas	habeas[Noun]
habeas	habeas[Noun]
haberdasher	vendedor ambulante[Noun]
haberdasher	vendedor ambulante[Noun]
haberdasheries	vendedores ambulantes[Noun]
haberdasheries	vendedores ambulantes[Noun]
haberdashery	mercearia; vendanc~ ambulante[Noun]
haberdashery	mercearia; vendanc~ ambulante[Noun]
habilitate	habilitar[Verb]
habilitate	habilitar[Verb]
habilitated	habilitado[Verb]
habilitated	habilitado[Verb]
habilitates	hablilita[Verb]
habilitates	hablilita[Verb]
habilitating	habilitac,a~o[Noun]
habilitating	habilitac,a~o[Noun]
habilitation	habilitac,a~o[Noun]
habilitation	habilitac,a~o[Noun]
habilitations	habilitac,o~es[Noun]
habilitations	habilitac,o~es[Noun]
habit	ha/bito[Noun]
habit	ha/bito[Noun]
habitability	habitabilidade[Noun]
habitability	habitabilidade[Noun]
habitable	habita/vel[Noun]
habitable	habita/vel[Noun]
habitableness	habitabilidade[Noun]
habitableness	habitabilidade[Noun]
habitably	habitavelmente[Adverb]
habitably	habitavelmente[Adverb]
habitant	habitante[Noun]
habitant	habitante[Noun]
habitant	habitante[Noun]
habitants	habitantes[Noun]
habitat	habitat[Noun]
habitat	habitat[Noun]
habitation	habitac,a~o[Noun]
habitation	habitação
habitation	habitac,a~o[Noun]
habitations	habitac,o~es[Noun]
habitations	habitac,o~es[Noun]
habitats	habitats[Noun]
habitats	habitats[Noun]
habits	ha/bitos[Noun]
habits	ha/bitos[Noun]
habitual	habitual[Adjective]
habitual	habitual[Adjective]
habitualize	habitualizar[Verb]
habitualize	habitualizar[Verb]
habitualizes	habitualiza[Verb]
habitualizes	habitualiza[Verb]
habitually	habitualmente[Adverb]
habitually	habitualmente[Adverb]
habitualness	habitualeza[Noun]
habitualness	habitualeza[Noun]
habituate	habituar[Verb]
habituate	habituar[Verb]
habituated	habituado[Adjective]
habituated	habituado[Adjective]
habituates	habitua[Verb]
habituates	habitua[Verb]
habituating	habituando[Verb]
habituating	habituando[Verb]
habituation	habituac,a~o[Noun]
habituation	habituac,a~o[Noun]
hacienda	fazenda[Noun]
hacienda	fazenda[Noun]
haciendas	fazendas[Noun]
haciendas	fazendas[Noun]
hack	(n)talho, corte; tosse seca; (slang) escritor de meia-tigela; (v) tossir secamente; cortar, talhar.
hack	(n)talho, corte; tosse seca; (slang) escritor de meia-tigela; (v) tossir secamente; cortar, talhar.
hacked	cortado, talhado
hacked	cortado, talhado
hacker	mutilador[Noun]
hacker	mutilador[Noun]
hackers	mutiladores[Noun]
hackers	mutiladores[Noun]
hackery	corte[Noun]
hackery	corte[Noun]
hair	cabelo[Noun]
hairbrush	escova de cabelo[Noun]
haircut	corte de cabelo[Noun]
haircuts	cortes de cabelo[Noun]
hairdresser	cabeleireiro/cabeleireira[Noun]
hairdressers	cabeleireiros[Noun]
hairpin	alfinete[Noun]
half	metade[Adverb]
help	auxi/lio[Noun]
help	socorro[Noun]
helper	auxiliador[Noun]
helper	auxiliar[Noun]
helpful	proveitoso[Adjective]
helpful	u/til[Adjective]
helpfully	de maneira proveitoso[Adverb]
helpfulness	auxilio[Noun]
helpless	sem recursos[Adjective]
helplessly	irremediavelmente[Adverb]
helplessness	abandono[Noun]
helplessness	desamparo[Noun]
helpmate	companeiro[Noun]
helve	cabo[Noun]
hem	bainha[Noun]
hematite	hematite[Noun]
here	aqui[Noun]
hug	abracio[Noun]
joy	alegria[Noun]
kaleidoscope	caleidoscopio[Noun]
kangaroo	canguru[Noun]
kangaroos	cangurus[Noun]
karate	carate[Noun]
karma	carma[Noun]
kayak	caiaque[Noun]
keep	fortaleza[Noun]
keg	barril[Noun]
kennel	canil[Noun]
kerosene	querosene[Noun]
key	chave[Noun]
keyboard	teclado[Noun]
keyhole	fechadura[Noun]
keys	chaves[Noun]
kick	chute[Noun]
kid	garoto[Noun]
label	etiqueta[Noun]
labelable	etiquetável[Adjective]
labeled	etiquetado[Adjective]
labeler	etiquetador[Noun]
labelers	etiquetadores[Noun]
labels	etiquetas[Noun]
labial	labial[Noun]
labialization	labialização[Noun]
labialize	labializar[Verb]
labialized	labializado[Noun]
labially	de forma labial[Adverb]
laboratories	laboratórios[Noun]
laboratory	laboratório[Noun]
locks	fechaduras[Noun]
locomotion	locomocao, movimento[Noun]
locomotive	locomotiva[Noun]
locust	gafanhoto[Noun]
locusts	gafanhotos[Noun]
love	amo[Noun]
loveable	amoroso
lovely	lindo[Adjective]
loving	amoroso[Adjective]
ma	mamae[Noun]
ma%27am	senhora[Noun]
ma'am	senhora[Noun]
macabre	macabro[Adjective]
macadam	asfalto[Noun]
macadamize	asfaltar[Verb]
macadamized	asfaltado[Verb]
macadamizes	asfalta[Verb]
macadamizing	asfaltando[Verb]
macaque	macaco[Noun]
macaw	arara[Noun]
macaws	araras[Noun]
macerate	macerar[Verb]
machete	faca~o[Noun]
machete	machete
machine	ma/quina[Noun]
machinery	maquina/rio[Noun]
machines	ma/quinas[Noun]
machismo	machismo[Noun]
macho	macho[Noun]
macro	macro[Noun]
macrocosm	macrocosmos
macroeconomic	macroeconomia[Noun]
macroinstruction	macroinstruc,a~o[Noun]
mad	louco[Noun]
madam	madame[Noun]
madness	loucura[Adverb]
magic	mágico[Noun]
magical	mágico[Adjective]
magna	magna[Adjective]
mean	significar[Verb]
mean	media[Noun]
meaning	significado[Verb]
meaningful	com significado[Adjective]
meaningless	sem significado
meanings	significados
meantime	entretanto[Adverb]
meanwhile	entretanto[Adverb]
measles	sarampo[Noun]
measurability	mensurabilidade
measurable	mensuravel
measure	medir[Verb]
measured	medido[Verb]
measureless	sem medida[Noun]
measurement	medicao[Noun]
measurements	medicoes[Noun]
measurer	medidor
measures	medidas[Noun]
meat	carne[Noun]
mechanic	mecanico[Noun]
mechanical	mecanico[Adjective]
mechanics	mecanica[Noun]
mermaid	sereia[Noun]
mermaids	sereias[Noun]
merry	feliz[Adverb]
nag	aborrecer[Verb]
nail	prego[Noun]
nails	pregos[Noun]
naked	nu, pelado[Adjective]
name	nome[Noun]
namely	nomeadamente[Adverb]
names	nomes[Noun]
naming	nao
nanny	ama[Noun]
nanogram	nanograma[Noun]
nanograms	nanogramas[Noun]
nanosecond	nanosegundo[Noun]
nanoseconds	nanosegundos
nap	sesta[Noun]
naphtha	nafta[Noun]
napkin	guardanapo[Noun]
napkins	guardanapos[Noun]
nappies	fraldas[Noun]
nappy	fralda[Noun]
narcissism	narcisismo[Noun]
narcotic	narcótico[Noun]
narrate	narrar[Verb]
narrated	narrado[Verb]
narrator	narrador[Noun]
narrow	estreito[Adjective]
nasty	malévolo[Adjective]
native	nativo[Noun]
natives	nativos[Noun]
oak	carvalho[Noun]
oar	remo[Noun]
oasis	oásis[Noun]
oat	aveia[Noun]
oath	juramento[Noun]
oatmeal	farinha de aveia[Noun]
oatmeal	mingau de aveia[Noun]
obedience	obediência[Noun]
obelisk	obelisco[Noun]
obese	obeso[Adjective]
obesity	obesidade[Noun]
obey	obedecer[Verb]
obfuscate	ofuscar[Verb]
pace	andar a  passo, passear[Verb]
pacemaker	marca-passos[Noun]
pacific	pacato[Adjective]
pacification	pacificac,a~o[Noun]
pacifier	chupeta de bebê[Noun]
pacifies	pacifica[Verb]
pacifist	pacifista[Noun]
pacify	pacificar[Verb]
pack	pacote[Noun]
pack	pacote[Noun]
package	fardo[Noun]
packaged	embrulhado[Adjective]
packages	pacotes[Noun]
packed	embrulhado[Adjective]
packer	empacotador[Noun]
pager	biper[Noun]
pail	balde[Noun]
painless	indolor[Adjective]
panel	painel[Noun]
papers	papeis[Noun]
parachute	paraquedas[Noun]
parachuter	paraquedista[Noun]
paradigm	paradigma[Noun]
paradise	paraiso[Noun]
paragraph	parágrafo[Noun]
parallax	paralaxe[Noun]
parallel	paralelo[Adjective]
parliament	parlamento[Noun]
pawn	peão[Noun]
pawns	peões
play	jogar[Verb]
play	tocar[Verb]
pour	pour[Verb]
purity	pureza[Noun]
purple	pu/rpura[Noun]
purse	bolsa[Noun]
rabbit	coelho[Noun]
rabbits	coelhos[Noun]
race	corrida
racial	racial[Adjective]
racism	racismo[Noun]
racist	racista[Noun]
radar	radar[Noun]
radial	radial[Noun]
radio	radio[Noun]
replace	replacao
s	de/cima nona letra do alfabeto[Article]
sabbath	sa/bado dos hebreus; dia de descanso; domingo para os Crista~os[Noun]
sabbath	saba/ (dia de descanso dos hebreus, mas tambe/m dia de concilia/bulo de bruxos)[Noun]
saber	sabre[Noun]
sabers	sabres[Noun]
sabertooth	dentes-de-sabre[Noun]
sable	marta zibelina; pele de marta zibelina[Noun]
sabotage	sabotagem[Noun]
sabotages	sabotagens[Noun]
sabotaging	sabotagem
saboteur	sabotador[Noun]
saccharin	sacarina[Noun]
saccharose	sacarose[Noun]
sacerdotal	sacerdotal[Adjective]
sacerdotalism	sacerdotalismo[Noun]
sacerdotalist	sacerdotalista[Noun]
sack	saco[Noun]
sacrament	sacramento
sacramental	sacramental
sacramentalism	sacramentalismo
sacramentalist	sacramentalista
sacramentally	sacramentalmente
sacraments	sacramentos
sacred	sagrado
sacrifice	sacreficar[Verb]
sacrifice	sacrificar[Verb]
sacrifice	sacrifi/cio[Noun]
sacrificed	sacreficado
sacrificed	sacrificado
sacrifices	sacrefi/cios
sacrifices	sacrifi/cios
sacrificing	sacramento
sacrilege	sacrile/gio[Noun]
sacrilegious	sacri/lego[Adjective]
sad	triste, melanco/lico; sombrio; detesta/vel, circunspecto; escuro
sadden	entristecer[se], contristar; tornar mais denso, escurecer
saddle	sela, selim[Noun]
sadism	sadismo
sadist	sadista
sadistic	sadi/stico
sadistically	sadisticamente
sadists	sadistas
sadly	tristemente
sadness	tristeza
sadomasochism	sadomasoquismo
sadomasochist	sadomasoquista
sadomasochistic	sadomasoqui/stico
safe	seguro; salvo
safe	cofre[Noun]
safeguard	salvaguarda[Noun]
safeguard	salvaguardar[Verb]
safeguards	salvaguarda[Noun]
safekeeping	custodio (accent on first o[Noun]
safely	seguramente, a salvo
safely	em segurança[Adverb]
safeness	seguranc,a[Noun]
safer	mais seguro[Adjective]
safes	cofres[Noun]
safest	o mais seguro[Adjective]
safety	seguranc,a; salvamento
saffron	ac/afra~o[Noun]
sag	curva, declinac,a~o, dobra, cai/da[Noun]
saga	saga[Noun]
sagacious	sagaz[Adjective]
sage	sa/bio, filo/sofo; salva [planta][Noun]
sages	sabios (accent on a)[Noun]
sagging	caindo  or afundando[Verb]
sago	sagu
said	[pas. e part. pas. de SAY]
sail	fazer a` vela, velejar, navegar[Verb]
sail	vela [de navio ou de moinho][Noun]
sailboat	barco a vela[Noun]
sailboater	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
sailing	navegac,a~o, marcha do navio
sailor	marinheiro, navegador[Noun]
sailors	marinheiros, navegadores[Noun]
sails	velas[Noun]
saint	santo, santa[Noun]
saints	santos, santas[Noun]
salad	salada[Noun]
salads	saladas[Noun]
salamander	salamandra[Noun]
salami	salami[Noun]
salaries	sala/rios[Noun]
salary	sala/rio
sale	venda[Noun]
saleable	venda/vel[Adjective]
sales	vendas[Noun]
salesgirl	vendedora[Noun]
saleslady	vendedora[Noun]
salesman	vendedor[Noun]
salesmen	vendedores[Noun]
salespeople	vendedores[Noun]
salesroom	sala de vendas[Noun]
saleswoman	vendedora[Noun]
saleswomen	vendedoras[Noun]
salient	saliente[Adjective]
saline	salino[Adjective]
saliva	saliva[Noun]
salivate	salivar[Verb]
salmon	salma~o[Noun]
salon	sala~o[Noun]
salsa	salsa[Noun]
salt	sal[Noun]
saltpeter	salitre
saltwater	agua de sal (accent on first a)
salty	salgado
salute	continencia (closed accent on e)[Noun]
salutes	faz continencia (closed accent on e)
salvage	salvamento[Noun]
salvaged	salvo[Verb]
salvation	salvacao (tilda on last a)[Noun]
samar	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
samba	samba[Noun]
same	mesmo[Adjective]
sample	provar, experimentar[Verb]
samples	amostras[Noun]
sanctification	santificacao (tilda on last a)[Adjective]
sanctified	santificado[Verb]
sanctifier	santificador[Noun]
sanctify	santificar[Verb]
sanctimonious	carola[Adjective]
sanctimoniously	carolamente[Adverb]
sanctity	santidade[Noun]
sanctuaries	santuarios (Accent on second a[Noun]
sanctuary	santuario (accent on second a)
sand	areia (accent on e)[Noun]
sandal	chinelo lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil[Noun]
sandwich	sanduiche (accent on i)
sandwiches	sanduiches (accent on i)
sex	sexo
shirt	camisa[Noun]
shit	merda[Noun]
springboard	trampolim[Noun]
springtime	primavera
stabilize	stabilizar
stage	palco (theater)[Noun]
stain	mancha[Noun]
stained	manchado[Adjective]
stainlessly	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stains	manchas
stair	escada
stairs	escadas
stalwartize	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
standards	padroes (tilda on o)[Noun]
star	estrela[Noun]
starboard	estibordo
stars	estrelas
start	iniciar, comencar [Verb]
starting	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
state	estado[Noun]
states	estados[Noun]
statical	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stay	ficar[Verb]
steak	bife[Noun]
steal	robar[Verb]
steamboat	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stereo	som[Noun]
stole	roubado[Verb]
stolen	roubado[Verb]
stomach	barriga[Noun]
stomachache	dor de barriga[Noun]
stonecutters	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stoned	drogado[Adjective]
stories	historias (accent on o)[Noun]
story	historia (accent on o)[Noun]
storywriter	lanede99.cs20@Usafa.af.mil
stove	folgao (tilda on a)[Noun]
stranger	pessoa estranho[Noun]
strangers	pessoas estranhos[Noun]
strangest	o mais estanho[Adjective]
stratiform	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stream	ribeiro[Noun]
streams	ribeiros[Noun]
street	estrada[Noun]
streeters	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
streets	estradas[Noun]
strength	forca [Noun]
strengthen	fortificar[Verb]
strengthened	fortificado[Adjective]
strew	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
strike	greve[Noun]
strong	forte[Adjective]
stronger	mais forte[Adjective]
strongest	o mais forte[Adjective]
strontic	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
struggle	luta
student	estudante[Noun]
students	estudantes[Noun]
studio	estudio (accent on u)[Noun]
studios	estudios (accent on u)[Noun]
stuffily	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stuffy	bofado
stupid	estupido (accent on u)[Adjective]
stupidities	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
stupor	estupor[Noun]
sturdy	seguro[Adjective]
style	estilo[Noun]
stylizing	lanede99.cs20@usafa.af.mil
suave	suave
sublime	sublime[Adjective]
substitute	substituir[Verb]
substituted	substituido[Verb]
success	sucesso[Noun]
successes	sucessos[Noun]
successful	lanede99.cs20@Usafa.af.mil
suck	chupar[Verb]
suddenly	de repente[Adverb]
sugar	acucar[Noun]
sugarcane	cana de acucar[Noun]
suicide	suicidio (accent on second i)[Noun]
suit	terno[Noun]
suitcase	pasta[Noun]
suitcases	pastas[Noun]
suits	ternos[Noun]
sultan	sultao (tilda on a)[Noun]
summary	resumo[Noun]
sun	sol[Noun]
sundae	sundae[Noun]
sunk	afundado[Adjective]
sunset	por de sol (closed accent on first o)[Noun]
suppose	supor
surprise	surpresa
surprising	surprendente[Adjective]
survive	sobreviver[Verb]
surviver	sobrevivente[Noun]
sweat	suar (noun: suor)[Verb]
sweater	sueter (accent on e)[Noun]
sweating	suando[Verb]
sweep	varrer[Verb]
swerve	desviar[Noun]
swift	rapido (accent on a)
swim	nadar[Verb]
swimmer	nadador[Noun]
swimmers	nadadores[Noun]
sword	espada[Noun]
swords	espadas[Noun]
symbol	simbolo[Noun]
symbolism	simbologia[Noun]
symbols	simbolos[Noun]
symphony	sinfonia[Noun]
tab	lingueta, aba; (label) etiquea
tabernacle	tabernaculo
tabernacles	tabernaculos (accent on second a)[Noun]
table	mesa
tablecloth	toalha de mesa[Noun]
tablecloths	toalhas de mesa[Noun]
tables	mesas[Noun]
tablespoon	colher de sopa[Noun]
tablespoons	colheres de sopa
tablet	lapide (accent on a)[Noun]
tablets	lapides (accent on a)
tabloid	tabloide (accent on o)[Noun]
tabor	a a
tail	rablo[Noun]
take	tirar[Verb]
talk	falar[Verb]
tall	alto
taller	mais alto
tallest	o mais alto
tape	fita[Noun]
tapes	fitas[Noun]
tasteless	sem gosto[Adjective]
tax	emposto[Noun]
taxi	taxi (accent on a)[Noun]
tea	cha (accent on a)[Noun]
teach	ensinar[Verb]
teacher	professor[Noun]
teachers	professores[Noun]
teachings	ensinamentos[Noun]
team	time[Noun]
teams	times[Noun]
tear	rasgar[Verb]
teardrop	lagrima (accent on a)[Noun]
tears	lagrimas (accent on a)[Noun]
technique	tecnica (accent on e)[Noun]
techniques	tecnicas (accent on e)[Noun]
technological	tecnologica (accent on o)[Adjective]
technology	tecnologia[Noun]
teeth	dentes[Noun]
television	televisao (tilda on a)[Noun]
televisions	televisoes (tilda on o)[Noun]
tell	dizer[Verb]
temperature	temperatura[Noun]
temple	templo[Noun]
temples	templos[Noun]
temporarily	temporariamente
temporary	temporario (accent on a)[Noun]
tempt	tentar[Verb]
tempted	tentado[Adjective]
tempts	tenta[Noun]
ten	dez[Noun]
tender	tenura[Adjective]
tennis	tenis (closed accent on e)[Noun]
tent	tenda[Noun]
tenth	decimo (Accent on e)[Noun]
tents	tendas[Noun]
terminate	terminar[Verb]
terms	termos[Noun]
terrestrial	terrestre[Adjective]
terror	terror[Noun]
terrorism	terrorismo[Noun]
terrorist	terrorista[Noun]
test	prova[Noun]
testify	testificar[Verb]
testifying	testificando[Verb]
testimonies	tesamunhos[Noun]
testimony	testamunho[Noun]
tests	provas[Noun]
thankful	grato
that	isso[Noun]
the	o/a[Adjective]
theater	teatro[Noun]
timber	madeira[Noun]
time	tempo[Noun]
times	tempos[Noun]
timeshare	habitação periódica[Noun]
timetable	agenda[Noun]
tint	tinta, cor, matiz[Noun]
tinted	pintado, tingido[Verb]
tintless	sem cor[Adjective]
tinware	artigos de folhas de estanho[Noun]
tiny	diminuto, pequeno, delgado, fino[Adjective]
tip	ponta, extremidade, bico, inclinação, declive, palpite, dica[Noun]
tipple	bebericar, embriagar-se[Verb]
tiptoe	ponta do pé[Noun]
tirade	invectiva, discurso longo[Noun]
tirades	plural de tirade[Noun]
tire	aro, virola, pneu, roda[Noun]
tired	cansado, fatigado[Adjective]
washroom	banheiro[Noun]
wheat	centeio[Noun]
where	adonde[Preposition]
window	a janela[Noun]
windowless	sem janelas
windowpane	o vidro[Noun]
windowpanes	os vidros[Noun]
windows	as janelas[Noun]
wine	o vinho[Noun]
wineglass	a tac,a[Noun]
wing	a asa[Noun]
word	palavra[Noun]
yesterday	ontem[Noun]
yet	ainda[Adverb]
yield	render, produzir[Verb]
yogurt	iogurte[Noun]
yoke	jugo, canga[Noun]
yolk	gema de ovo[Noun]
yonder	La/, ali/, acola/[Adverb]
you	Voce^, Tu/[Pronoun]
young	novo, jovem[Adjective]
youngish	Algo novo[Adverb]
youngness	mocidade, juventude[Noun]
youngster	moço, jovem, rapaz, mancebo[Noun]
youngsters	moços, jovens, rapazes, mancebos[Noun]
your	teu, tua, teus, tuas[Pronoun]
yours	o teu, a tua, os teus, as tuas[Pronoun]
yourself	tu mesmo, te[Pronoun]
yourselves	voces mesmos[Pronoun]
youth	um moc,o, um jovem[Noun]
yowl	uivo[Noun]