Portuguese | English |
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analogista noun {m} {f} | analogist(one who reasons from analogy, or represents by an analogy) |
analogização noun {f} | analogization(process or act of analogizing) |
analogizar verb | analogize [analogized, analogizing, analogizes](to express as an analogy) |
analogizável adjective | analogizable(capable of being analogized) |
análogo adjective | analogous(having analogy; corresponding to something else) |
análogo noun {m} | analog [analogs](something that bears an analogy) |
anambé noun {m} | cotinga(neotropical passerine bird of the family Cotingidae) |
anambé proper noun {m} | Anambé(the language) |
anamnese noun {f} | anamnesis [anamneses](recollection) |
anamnésia noun {f} | anamnesis [anamneses](recollection) |
anamnésico adjective | anamnestic(pertaining to anamnesis) |
anamnéstico adjective | anamnestic(pertaining to anamnesis) |
anamórfico adjective | anamorphic(producing distorted images) |
anamorfo adjective | anamorphic(relating to the gradual lifecycles of certain organisms) |
anamorfo noun {m} | anamorph(asexual reproductive form of certain fungi) |
anamorfose noun {f} | anamorphosis [anamorphoses](distorted image that may be viewed correctly from a specific angle or with a specific mirror) |
ananás noun {m} | pineapple [pineapples](plant) |
anandamida noun {f} | anandamide(arachidonic acid derivative) |
Ananias proper noun {m} | Ananias(male given name) |
anânico adjective | dwarfish(being especially small) |
ananke noun {f} | ananke(necessity beyond all supplications or sway) |
Ananke proper noun {f} | Ananke(Greek goddess of destiny, necessity and fate) |
Ananque proper noun {f} | Ananke(Greek goddess of destiny, necessity and fate) |
Anansi proper noun {m} | Anansi(trickster spider in West African and Caribbean folklore) |
anão noun {m} | anon(anonymous person) dwarf [dwarves](being from folklore, underground dwelling nature spirit) midget [midgets](person of small stature of adult height less than 4'10") |
Anapa proper noun {f} | Anapa(city) |
anapéstico adjective | anapestic(of, or relating to, or composed of anapests) |
anapesto noun {m} | anapest [anapests](metrical foot) |
anaplasia noun {f} | anaplasia(reversion of differentiation in cells) |
anaplásico adjective | anaplasic(pertaining to anaplasia) |
anaplasmose noun {f} | anaplasmosis(disease of ruminants caused by infection with Anaplasma bacteria) |
anaplastia noun {f} | anaplasty [anaplasties]noun |
anaplástico adjective | anaplasic(pertaining to anaplasia) |
anaplerose noun {f} | anaplerosis(intermediate enzyme reaction that replaces a depleted vital compound) |
anaplerótico adjective | anaplerotic(of a reaction: forming intermediates of a metabolic pathway) |
anapófise noun {f} | anapophysis(accessory process in many lumbar vertebrae) |
Anápolis proper noun {f} | Annapolis(capital of the state of Maryland) |
anaporado adjective | anaporate(having a pore on the distal face) |