ia angolul
| Portugál | Angol |
|---|---|
| IA noun {f} | AI(artificial intelligence) |
| iacuto proper noun {m} | Yakut(language) |
| Iacútia proper noun {f} | Yakutia(region in North Asia) |
| Iago proper noun | James(male given name (the standard form)) |
| Iago proper noun {m} | Jack(anglicized form of Jacques) Jake(diminutive of Jacob or James) |
| iagê noun {m} | ayahuasca(Banisteriopsis caapi, a vine of South America) |
| Ialta proper noun {f} | Yalta(city in Crimea) |
| iambo noun {m} | iamb(a metrical foot) |
| ianque noun | Yank [Yanks](native of the USA) |
| ianque noun {m} {f} | Yankee [Yankees](native or inhabitant of the USA) |
| iaque noun {m} | yak [yaks](ox-like mammal) |
| Iaroslavl proper noun {f} | Yaroslavl(city) |
| Iasi proper noun {f} | Iași(city in Romania) |
| Iassi proper noun {f} | Iași(city in Romania) |
| iatagã noun {m} | yataghan(type of sword) |
| iate noun {m} | yacht [yachts](slick and light ship) |
| iatrogénico adjective | iatrogenic(induced by physician or medical treatment) |
| iatrogênico adjective | iatrogenic(induced by physician or medical treatment) |
| Iaundé proper noun {f} | Yaoundé(capital of Cameroon) |
| iazidismo proper noun {m} | Yazidism(religion) |
| -algia {f} | -algia(pain) |
| -andria {f} | -andry(man, male) |
| -antropia {f} | -anthropy(humanity; mankind) |
| -aria {f} | -ery(place of art, craft or practice) |
| -arquia {f} | -archy(form of government or rule) |
| -cefalia {f} | -cephaly(head) |
| -cracia {f} | -cracy(rule) |
| -ectomia {f} | -ectomy(excision of) |
| -emia {f} | -aemia(condition of the blood) |
| -ergia | -ergy(work) |
| -fagia {f} | -phagy(the consumption of) |
| -filia {f} | -philia(forming words denoting abnormal linking towards a given thing) |
| -fobia {f} | -phobia(used to form nouns meaning fear) |
| -gamia {f} | -gamy(describing forms of marriage) |
| -grafia {f} | -graphy(Suffix denoting a written or represented in the specified manner, or about a specified subject) |
| -ia {f} | -y(forming abstract nouns) |
| -latria {f} | -latry(forms a noun meaning worship of stemmed noun) |
| -logia {f} | -logy(branch of learning) |
| -lândia {f} | -land(territory, country or region (suffix)) |
