Interlingua/Basic Interlingua English Dictionary

(Books on Interlingua) A a to; at; in ab from, since [ad] to; at (= a) accender to light adjutar to help ager to act, do al contraction of a + le [alco] anything, something (= alique) [alcun] any, some (= alicun) alicubi (-ícubi) anywhere, somewhere alicun any, some alique (ál-) anything, something [alora] then (= tunc) [alsi] (-í) also, too (= etiam) alte high altere (ál-) other amar to like, love ambe both amico friend [an] used to introduce a question; if, whether [ancora] still, yet anglese English anniversario anniversary, birthday anno year [anque] (ánke) also, as well, too (= etiam) ante before (prep.) [antea] previously (= ante) aperir to open apparer to appear appellar to call appertiner to belong apportar to bring apprender to learn apud (á-) by, near arbore (ár-) tree arder to burn argento silver ascoltar to listen to asexual asexual assatis (-sá-) rather assecurar to assure, insure [assi] (-sí) so, thus (= si) attacar attack attender to wait for attinger to attain, reach attraher to attract audir to hear augmentar to increase aure ear auro gold avante before ave bird avion aeroplane B basse low bastante enough; quite batter to beat, hit belle beautiful ben well ben que although besonio need biber to drink billet ticket bira beer bisexual bisexual bon good boteca shop brachio arm bracio arm; brace breve short bucca mouth bureau office C cader to fall calide (cá-) hot cambiar to change camera (cá-) room campo field capace able, capable caper o sasir grasp or hold capillos hair capite (cá-) head car dear; expensive casa house caso case cata each, every cata uno each (one) causa cause a causa de because of chassar to hunt celar to hide celo sky, heaven cento hundred cercar to look for certe certain cessar to stop [ci] here (= hic) cinque five circa about [circum] about (= circa) citate city, town clauder to close cognoscer to know colliger gather collo neck comenciar to begin como as; how; like comprar to buy comprender to understand con with contar count continer to contain convenir to suit coperir to cover corde heart corpore (cór-) body cosa thing costar cost creder to believe crescer to grow [cuje] whose currer to run curte short cute skin D dar to give de from; of deber to have to, must, ought; duty debile (dé-) weak dece ten del contraction of de + le deman tomorrow demandar to ask dente tooth depost afterwards, since derecto right [desde] afterwards, since [detra] behind devenir to become dextere (déks-) right dicer to say, tell die day difficile (-fí-) difficult digito (dí-) finger dimension size disparer to disappear dolor pain dono gift dormir to sleep dubita (dú-) doubt ducer to lead dum while [dunque] therefore duo two dur hard durante during durante que while E e and ecce here is (are), behold effortiar se to make an effort emer to buy [era] was, were, used to be (= esseva) era era es am, is, are [esque] (éske) used to introduce a question esser to be esseva was, were, used to be estate summer estranie strange estranier foreign etate age etiam (é-) also, as well, too evenir to happen ex from, out of exactemente exactly exopere strike,hunger strike(=exopero de fame) , worker strike(=exopero de empleos) expensive expensive exprimer (se) to express (oneself) extra besides, outside F facer to do, make facie face facile (fá-) easy facto deed, fact familia family fatigate tired favor favor per favor please felice happy femina (fé-) woman ferir hit, wound filia daughter filio son fin end a fin de in order to a fin que in order that in fin in short finir to finish foco fire folio leaf foras outside foris outside forsan (fór-) perhaps forte strong fortiar to force fratre brother frigide (frí-) cold fundar to found fundo bottom G gai gay (merry) gamba leg gambon ham ganiar to gain, win gauder to be glad gaudio joy, happiness gay gay (homosexual) gelato ice cream german German (adj.) gorga throat grande big, great, large grate grateful gratias thank you H ha has, have haber to have hastar to hurry heri yesterday hiberno winter hic here hodie today homine (hó-) man homo: short for homosexual, usable as an adjective or a noun homosexual: homosexual hora hour; o'clock humero (hú-) shoulder I ibi there il it; there il ha there is, are illa she, her illac there illas they, them (fem.) ille he, him illes they, them (masc.) illo it; that illos they, them (neutr.) impedir to hinder imprimer to print in in, into incontrar to meet infante child infra below inseniar to teach insimul (-sí-) together integre (ín-) whole inter among, between interim meanwhile intersexual intersex (adj) intersexualitate intersex (n); intersexuality intertanto meanwhile intra within inviar to send ipse -self iste this, these (adj.) isto this (pron.) J [ja] already, at once (= jam) jacer to lie jam = already, at once jammais ever jectar to throw jentaculo (-tá-) breakfast jocar to play junger to join juvene (jú-) young juxta next to L la her, it [la] there (= illac) labio lip lacrima (lá-) tear large broad, wide las them (fem.) lassar to leave, let latere (lá-) side lavar to wash le the; him, it leger to read legier (-jér) light (adj.) lente slow les them (masc.) levar to lift leve left (adj.) libere (lí-) free libro book lingua tongue; language littera (lí-) letter lo it lo que what, which loco place longe long [lontan] distant lor their los them (neut.) lumine (lú-) light M [ma] but (= mais) mais but major greater mal bad; badly malgrado in spite of mancar to lack, be missing mangiar (-jár) to eat maniera manner de maniera que so that mano hand mar sea marita wife marito husband matino morning matre mother me me medie half mediedie (-díe) midday melio better (adv.) melior better (adj.) mense month mente mind mentionar to mention mesme same; -self mesmo even mi my micre tiny minor smaller minus (mí-) less, minus a minus que unless al minus at least mitter to put molle soft moneta coin, money monstrar to show morir to die mover to move multe many, much multo very; very much mundo world N nam because nascer to be born naso nose natar swim, float [necun] no, none, not any (= nulle) [necuno] nobody (= nemo) nemo nobody nette clean ni neither, nor nihil nothing nimie too many, too much no no nocte night nomine (nó-) name non not il non importa que/tan no matter what/how nondum (nón-) not yet nonne? is it (not)? nonobstante nevertheless nos we, us nostre our nove new; nine de nove again novem (nó-) nine nulle no, none nunc now nunquam (nún-) never O o either, or oblidar to forget obra work obtener to obtain, to get occurrer to happen octo eight oculo (ó-) eye omne all, every [on] one, you, they, people (= uno) [ora] now (= nunc) osso bone P pagar to pay pan bread pais (-ís) country parer to appear, seem parlar to speak parola word partir to leave parve small passato past (noun) patata potato patre father pauc few pauco a little paupere (páu-) poor pausa guideline pecia piece pectore (péc-) breast pede foot pejo worse (adv.) pejor worse (adj.) pena difficulty a pena hardly, scarcely pensar to think per by, through perder to lose periculo (-rí-) danger perque (perké) because; why pertiner to belong pesante heavy peter to ask petra stone piranha piranha placer to please; pleasure plen full plure several plus more; plus al plus at the most de plus besides, moreover in plus furthermore poc = pauc poco = pauco pois afterwards; for pois que since, because poner to put populo (pó-) people porta door portar to carry post after, behind postea afterwards postmeridie afternoon poter to be able, can; power povre poor precio price; prize prender to take, hold of, catch or seize presso near (adv.) presso a near (prep.) preste quick, ready presto immediately; quickly preter (pré-) beyond, besides prime first pro for; in order to probar to prove, test prohibir forbid promitter to promise proponer to suggest proprie own proque (proké) because; why protruder to protrude:(protrusion) protrusion proxime (pró-) next puera (pú-) girl puero (pú-) boy pulsar to push Q [qua] like, as qual what, which qualque (quálke) some quando when quante how many, how much quanto as much as; how much quanto a as for quasi almost quatro four que that; what; than; whom qui who quo where (to...) R rapide (rá-) quick ration reason [re] about recercar search reciper to receive rege king regina queen regno kingdom regratiar to thank regrettar to regret reguardar to look at remaner to remain, stay repasto meal repeter to repeat responder to answer restaurante restaurant restar to remain, stay retornar to come back retro back; ago revenir to come back ric rich rota wheel S salutar to say hello to salvo but for san healthy sanguine (sán-) blood saper to know a saper namely sasir o caper grasp or hold satis (sá-) enough; fairly, quite scriber to write se her-, him-, it-, oneself, themselves seculo (sé-) century secundo along; according to secur secure; sure sed but seder to sit seliger choose semper always [sempre] always (= semper) senior Mr., sir seniora Mrs., lady senioretta Miss sentir to feel septe seven septimana week sequer to follow [sera] (-rá) will be (= essera) servitor waiter, servant sex six si yes; if; as; so sia be; whether, or simile (sí-) similar sin without sinistre left sino bosom sol alone, single, sole; sun solmente only solo only; solo; soil, floor [son] are (= es) soror sister sortar sort (= kind, class); de sorta que so that sortir to go out, to come out [sovente] often (= subinde) speculo (spé-) mirror sperar to hope stadio stadium; stage (of development) star to stand stomacho (stó-) stomach stoppar to stop strata street su her, his, its, one's sub under subite (sú-) sudden sud south suggerer suggest super (sú-) above, on, over suppa soup supponer to suppose supra above [sur] above, on, over (= super) T tabula (tá-) table tacer to be silent tal such [tamen] (tá-) however, yet (= totevia) tante so many, so much tanto as; so; so much in tanto que inasmuch as tarde late tassa cup te you (obj.) tempore (tém-) time; weather terra earth testa head tener to hold, keep timer to be afraid of tirar to pull, to shoot toccar to touch tornar to turn tosto early, soon plus tosto rather tote all, every totevia (-ía) nevertheless toto all, everything non del toto not at all tractar to deal with traducer to translate traher to drag, draw tranquille calm, quiet traino train trans across, beyond transgenere transgender travaliar to work tres three [troppo] too, too much trovar to find tu you; your [tum] then tunc then U ubi where ubique everywhere ulle any, some ultime (úl-) last ultra beyond; besides un a, an; one unquam (ún-) ever urbe town usar to use usque as far as, until utile (ú-) useful V va go(es), am/is/are going vacue empty vader to go varie various vender to sell ventre stomach venir to come ver true verso towards vespere (vés-) evening vetere (vé-) old vetule (vé-) old via away; road, way viagiar (-jár) to travel vice time; turn a vices at times in vice de instead of vider to see vino wine visage (-áje) face visitar to visit vista sight, view viste considering vita life vitro glass viver to live voce voice volar to fly voler to want, wish vos you vostre your W west west Y [ya] already, at once (= ja, jam) pl:Interlingua:Słownik