mal meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| amalgamador adjective | amalgamative(that amalgamates) |
| amalgamador noun {m} | amalgamator [amalgamators](one who amalgamates) |
| amalgamante adjective | amalgamative(that amalgamates) |
| amalgamar verb | amalgamate [amalgamated, amalgamating, amalgamates](to combine or blend) elide [elided, eliding, elides](to conflate) |
| amalgamável adjective | amalgamable(capable of being amalgamated) |
| Amália proper noun {f} | Amalia(female given name) |
| Amalteia proper noun {f} | Amalthea(goat or nymph who suckled Zeus) |
| animal adjective | animal(of animals) |
| animal adjective {m} {f} | sick [sicker, sickest](slang: very good, excellent) |
| animal noun {m} | animal [animals](organism) |
| animal cargueiro noun {m} | beast of burden(animal that carries or pulls a load) |
| animal de carga noun {m} | beast of burden(animal that carries or pulls a load) |
| animal de companhia noun {m} | pet [pets](an animal kept as a companion) |
| animal de estimação noun {m} | pet [pets](an animal kept as a companion) |
| animal doméstico noun {m} | pet [pets](an animal kept as a companion) |
| animalculismo noun {m} | animalculism(theory that the spermatozoon contains the whole of the embryo) |
| animalculista noun {m} {f} | animalculist(believer in the theory of animalculism) |
| animálculo noun {m} | animalcule [animalcules](microscopic aquatic animal, including protozoa and rotifers) |
| animalesco adjective | animal-like(resembling an animal) |
| animalidade noun {f} | animalhood(the state of being an animal) |
| animalismo noun {m} | animalhood(the state of being an animal) |
| animalista noun {m} {f} | animalist(painter or sculptor whose primary subject is animals) |
| animalização noun {f} | animalization(the act of endowing with animal properties) |
| animalmente adverb | animally(in respect of the animal faculties) |
| ano anomalístico noun {m} | anomalistic year(time taken for the Earth to complete one revolution) |
| anomalamente adverb | anomalously(in an anomalous manner) |
| anomalia noun | abnormality [abnormalities](state of being abnormal) |
| anomalia noun {f} | anomaly [anomalies](deviation from norm) glitch [glitches](problem, bug, imperfection, quirk) |
| anomalidade noun {f} | anomalism [anomalisms](the state or quality of being anomalous) anomalousness(the state or quality of being anomalous) |
| anomalismo noun {m} | anomalism [anomalisms](the state or quality of being anomalous) |
| anomalista adjective | anomalistic(pertaining to linguistic anomalism) |
| anomalista noun {m} {f} | anomalist(advocate of anomalism) |
| anomalístico adjective | anomalistic(pertaining to an astronomical anomaly) |
| anómalo adjective | anomalous(deviating from the normal) |
| anômalo adjective | anomalous(deviating from the normal) |
| anomaloscópio noun {m} | anomaloscope(instrument used to test for color blindness) |
| anormal adjective | abnormal(not conforming to rule or system) |
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