DPLP

Dicionário Priberam da Língua Portuguesa

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Realizations (175)

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#576 Portuguese novo young (person) new (thing)
#577 Portuguese velho old (person) old (thing)
#5413 Portuguese badalo (informal) tongue (body part) clapper of a bell
#5693 Portuguese papagaio parrot kite (lightweight toy)
#5761 Portuguese corte court (of a sovereign) polite
#5775 Portuguese arco bow (weapon) bow, fiddlestick
#5791 Portuguese palma palm (body part) palm (tree)
#5835 Portuguese película pellicle, membrane film, movie
#5848 Portuguese pai father middle finger
#5940 Portuguese cão dog cock (of a gun)
#5970 Portuguese joeira winnowing fan (Madeira) kite (lightweight toy)
#6018 Portuguese roer to gnaw rodent
#6052 Portuguese forjar to forge to create a forgery of
#6146 Portuguese presto ready, prepared soon
#6139 Portuguese rapazinho several piciform birds of the buconid family, of the genera Bucco, Hypnelus and Nystalus (regionalism) chanterelle
#6133 Portuguese chuva rain umbrella
#3262 Portuguese estrela star celebrity
#2666 Portuguese estrela star 4. [figurative] Influence of the stars in the life of man; fate; luck
#4735 Portuguese lagarta caterpillar caterpillar track
#4995 Portuguese pente comb reed (in loom)
#6148 Portuguese pera pear name that the Portuguese gave to the guava tree, when it was acclimatized in India
#4718 Portuguese raiz root (of a plant) root (arithmetic)
#6467 Portuguese grilo cricket (insect) mole cricket (Gryllotalpa)
#6546 Portuguese cara face mask
#6679 Portuguese funda sling (weapon) slingshot
#6704 Portuguese cara face side of a coin
#6702 Portuguese coroa crown (n.) side of a coin
#6727 Portuguese cavalo horse (Equus caballus) bridge (of musical imstrument)
#6823 Portuguese vaca cow (informal, derogatory) a ugly or very fat woman; (Informal, derogatory) woman considered shameless
#674 Brazilian Portuguese égua mare (Brazil, Calão, derogatory) woman who practices prostitution
#6858 Portuguese Peru country in Latin America turkey
#6918 Portuguese pintada spotted (fem.) guinea fowl
#4808 Portuguese maridar to marry husband
#6981 Portuguese cão dog dog-rose
#7115 Portuguese cifra number secret writing
#7280 Portuguese sabá, sabbat sabbath meeting of witches
#7373 Portuguese grade grate (metal grille) a light fence, grid harrow
#1985 Brazilian Portuguese prata silver money
#2162 Portuguese branco white unfilled space on a form or in written text; voting ballot without any filling
#7042 Portuguese cavalo horse (Equus caballus) horsetail, equisetum
#7448 Portuguese knot unit of speed
#53 Portuguese tempo time weather (state of the atmosphere at a specific time and place)
#7495 Portuguese porco pig (Sus scrofa) porcupine
#7758 Portuguese mão hand to manage
#4866 Portuguese paus club (a weapon) clubs (in cards)
#5782 Portuguese espádua shoulder-blade, scapula shoulder
#8108 Brazilian Portuguese borboleta butterfly butterfly stroke
#8108 Portuguese mariposa butterfly butterfly stroke
#8106 Portuguese porquinho diminutive of porco 'pig' guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#6859 Portuguese Índia India guinea pig (Cavia porcellus)
#5029 Portuguese pai father motherland
#5030 Portuguese mãe mother motherland
#34 Portuguese ouvir to hear to obey
#8266 Portuguese velhote (informal) old man (informal) father
#8336 Portuguese pupilo minor, usually an orphan, who is under the direction of a guardian protégé
#8334 Portuguese pequeno little, small (colloquial) child
#8347 Portuguese infante infant (very young human being) prince, infante (the son of a king in Spain and Portugal)
#8362 Portuguese noiva bride bridegroom
#8375 Portuguese cavalo horse easel (upright frame for displaying or supporting something); trestle, sawhorse (triangular support frame with four legs)
#8448 Portuguese raiz root (of a plant) root (of a word)
#8435 Portuguese braço arm neck (of a musical instrument)
#4542 Portuguese anel finger-ring ring finger
#8453 Portuguese flagelo whip flagellum
#8483 Brazilian Portuguese galego Galician person (Northeast Brazil, Florianópolis, slang) blond person
#8485 Portuguese conteúdo contents content
#1171 Portuguese coração heart emotions
#1124 Portuguese mácula spot, stain a flaw on one’s character or reputation
#5008 Portuguese scutum shield coin
#68 Portuguese manhã morning tomorrow
#8609 Portuguese raio ray radius (geometry)
#8611 Portuguese raio ray lightning
#8689 Portuguese papel paper, document role
#3056 Portuguese tardio slow (adj.) late (near the end of a period of time)
#8705 Portuguese cadeira seat, chair hip
#563 Portuguese homem man (male) human, person
#8733 Portuguese papagaio parrot puffin
#8770 Portuguese boca mouth burner
#8789 Portuguese foot foot (poetry)
#1368 Portuguese foot unit of length
#8781 Portuguese tempo time tense (grammar)
#2726 Portuguese bautizar to baptize to dilute wine or milk with water
#8842 Portuguese tesoura scissors a type of truss (framework of beams forming a rigid structure) used in rooves
#8898 Latin ruga wrinkle street, road
#5462 Portuguese estrela star starfish
#8928 Portuguese prato plate (a serving dish) meal (course)
#3094 Portuguese serra saw mountain range
#4493 Portuguese raiz root (of a plant) root of tooth
#3081 Portuguese lusco single-eyed cross-eyed
#6876 Portuguese agulha needle (sewing) pine needle
#8960 Portuguese agulha needle (sewing) needle (thin device for indicating measurements on a dial or graph)
#443 Portuguese madre (obsolete) mother womb, uterus
#8990 Portuguese mãe mother lees (sediment that settles during fermentation of beverages)
#310 Portuguese corno horned (vulgar) cuckold, deceived husband
#310 Portuguese chifrudo big- or long-horned man who has an unfaithful partner
#310 Portuguese cabrão male goat (derogatory) deceived husband
#9038 Latin miror to admire (poetic) to see; to observe
#2372 Portuguese dia day 24 hours
#9057 Portuguese testamento will (legal document) Testament (christianity)
#3963 Portuguese estrige owl witch, sorceress
#1043 Portuguese sacar to pull out; to extract; to snatch to plunder; to sack; to loot (to take all the goods of a place by force)
#9125 Portuguese água water (in plural) rain
#4993 Portuguese costela rib rib (part of a ship’s framework)
#9247 Portuguese gente people, nation people (pl.)
#9252 Portuguese párvulo stupid, ignorant child (young person)
#9354 Portuguese lua moon ocean sunfish (Mola mola)
#9375 Portuguese cauda tail grand piano
#9380 Portuguese falta lack (the condition of not having, needing, or needing more of something) fault (a mistake, error, sin or transgression, especially a minor one)
#9399 Old Galician–Portuguese milho millet maize
#2753 Latin capitalis (relational) of the head capital city
#3217 Portuguese cheiro smell (n.) fame, reputation
#9452 Portuguese mosto must (in winemaking) mustard (spice)
#622 Latin nova new (feminine nominative/vocative singular) bride
#1740 Portuguese matriz womb, uterus origin
#9542 Portuguese caracol snail cochlea
#337 Portuguese chocar to collide (to hit one another violently) to emotionalize
#8885 Portuguese abalar to shake, to cause (something) to move from side to side) to shock (emotionally)
#9586 Portuguese montar to go up to mount a horse
#2129 Portuguese branco white cold weapon
#9381 Portuguese rei monarch king (chess)
#9142 Portuguese dama lady queen (chess)
#9140 Portuguese rainha queen queen (chess)
#7167 Portuguese torre tower rook (chess)
#3810 Portuguese cavalo horse knight (chess)
#5355 Latin ianua door window
#4987 Portuguese cavalo horse seahorse (Hippocampus)
#9727 Portuguese desconhecer to be unaware (of) to ignore, disregard
#9727 Portuguese ignorar (obsolete) not to know to ignore, disregard
#8530 Portuguese negro black bubonic plague
#474 Portuguese olhado past participle of olhar 'to look' evil eye
#4708 Portuguese drama drama (theatre) distressing event
#9856 Portuguese barrete biretta, a square cap, originally with four ridges across the top, surmounted by a tuft, worn by Roman Catholic clergy reticulum (zoology)
#9866 Portuguese cristão Christian (colloquial) any person
#2852 Portuguese herói hero protagonist
#1637 Latin vagina sheath pod
#4729 Portuguese zebra zebra Danio rerio
#9883 Portuguese penugem down (of birds) fluff
#7837 Portuguese vaca cow stag beetle
#9923 Portuguese ovo egg spawn, roe
#9938 Portuguese Adão Adam Adam's apple
#9938 Portuguese Adão Adam Adam's apple
#710 Portuguese ante (dated) in front of in space (dated) before (temporal)
#3856 Latin venatus hunting deer
#151 Portuguese galho horn branch, twig
#7276 Portuguese ardósia slate (rock) blackboard, chalkboard
#10079 Portuguese conselho advice council
#10092 Latin potio beverage, drink poison
#7366 Old Galician–Portuguese falir to err, to fail to die
#8675 Portuguese rico rich tasty, yummy
#10115 Portuguese legume legume (by extension) any vegetable
#10123 Portuguese lentilha lentil duckweed
#3468 Portuguese apurar to purify to gather facts, investigate
#10151 Brazilian Portuguese tenso taut, tensioned (slang) difficult; complicated
#10175 Portuguese fantoche puppet, (strictly) glove puppet; hand puppet person or organisation controlled by another
#10175 Portuguese marionete marionette (string puppet) person or organisation controlled by another
#10175 Portuguese títere puppet, marionette person or organisation controlled by another
#6998 Portuguese esqueleto skeleton (figuratively, derogatory) a very thin person
#10235 Portuguese acéfalo headless dumb, idiotic, unintelligent
#10260 Portuguese monte mountain a great amount of something
#10266 Portuguese tributário tributary (financial) tributary (river)
#10280 Portuguese leão lion (Panthera leo) cougar
#10289 Portuguese manhã morning (botany) bindweed
#10300 Brazilian Portuguese quebrar to break (tr.) (informal) speed bump
#10310 Portuguese cativo captive, prisoner slave
#10345 Portuguese cera wax earwax
#10409 Portuguese leão lion (Panthera leo) dandelion
#10417 Brazilian Portuguese chorar to cry, weep to haggle
#8197 Latin hostis enemy host; army; military troop
#10442 Portuguese padre father best man (at wedding)
#10440 Portuguese padre father godfather
#10435 Portuguese carvão coal charcoal
#1129 Portuguese carvão coal, charcoal smut (plant disease)
#7054 Portuguese armadilha trap (device designed to catch or kill animals) (figurative) pitfall; trap
#7054 Brazilian Portuguese arapuca a type of trap, used to catch birds or other small animals (figurative) any trick designed to catch someone in a general sense; a trap
#10514 Portuguese voz voice voice (linguistics)
#10543 Portuguese amora mulberry blackberry