Portuguese | English |
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ana- adjective | ana-(up; upwards) |
Ana proper noun {f} | Ann(female given name) Anna(biblical prophetess) Hannah(mother of Samuel) |
anabantídeo noun {m} | anabantid(any member of the Anabantidae) |
anabasina noun {f} | anabasine(pyridine alkaloid) |
anabatismo noun {m} | Anabaptism(doctrine of Anabaptists) |
anabatista noun {m} {f} | Anabaptist(member of radical wing of Christians during Reformation) |
Anabel proper noun {f} | Annabel(female given name) |
anabiose noun {f} | anabiosis [anabioses](state of suspended animation) |
anabolismo noun | anabolism(the constructive metabolism of the body) |
anabolizante noun {m} | anabolic(anabolic steroid) |
anabolizar verb | assimilate [assimilated, assimilating, assimilates](to incorporate nutrients into the body after digestion) |
anabático adjective | anabatic(of an air current: rising) |
anabólico adjective | anabolic(relating to anabolism) |
anabólico noun {m} | anabolic(anabolic steroid) |
anacardato noun {m} | anacardate(salt or ester of anacardic acid) |
anaciclose noun {f} | anacyclosis(cyclical theory of political evolution) |
anacional adjective | anational(not national) |
anaclástico adjective | anaclastic(produced by the refraction of light) |
anaclítico adjective | anaclitic(emotionally dependent) |
anacolpado adjective | anacolpate(of a pollen grain: having a colpus on the distal face) |
anacoluto noun {m} | anacoluthia(syntactic construction) anacoluthon [anacolutha](intentional rhetorical structure) |
anacolútico adjective | anacoluthic(pertaining to, being, or resembling an anacoluthon) |
anaconda noun | anaconda [anacondas](any of various large nonvenomous snake of the genus Eunectes) |
anacoreta noun | anchorite [anchorites](one who lives in seclusion) |
anacorético adjective | anachoretic(relating to or living in religious reclusion) |
Anacreonte proper noun {m} | Anacreon(Ancient Greek name) |
anacreôntico adjective | anacreontic(pertaining to the Greek poet Anacreon) |
anacronicamente adverb | anachronistically(in an anachronistic manner) |
anacronismo noun {m} | anachronism [anachronisms](chronological mistake) |
anacronista noun {m} {f} | anachronist(person who has anachronistic views or habits) |
anacronizar verb | anachronize(to refer to, or put into, a wrong time) |
anacrotismo noun {m} | anacrotism(secondary notch in the pulse curve) |
anacruse noun {f} | anacrusis((prosody) an unstressed syllable at the start of a verse) |
anacrónico adjective | anachronistic(erroneous in date) |
anacrótico adjective | anacrotic(relating to anacrotism) |
anacrônico adjective | anachronistic(erroneous in date) |
anacrúsico adjective | anacrusicadjective |