timo meaning in English
| Portuguese | English |
|---|---|
| antimonita noun {f} | antimonite(a grey mineral that is the main source of antimony) |
| antimonopólio adjective | antimonopolistic(opposing monopolies) |
| antimonopolismo noun {m} | antimonopolism(opposition to monopolies) |
| antimonopolista adjective | antimonopolistic(opposing monopolies) |
| antimonopolista noun {m} {f} | antimonopolist(one who opposes monopolies) |
| antimonopolo noun {m} | antimonopole(a monopole of opposite polarity to another) |
| antimoral adjective | antimoral(opposing or countering moral behaviour) |
| antimoralismo noun {m} | antimoralism(opposition to moralism) |
| antimoralista adjective | antimoralistic(opposing moralism) |
| antimorte adjective | antikilling(opposing killing) |
| antimoscas adjective | antifly(countering flies (the insect)) |
| antimosquito adjective | antimosquito(countering mosquitos) |
| antimosquitos adjective | antimosquito(countering mosquitos) |
| Baltimore proper noun {f} | Baltimore(city in central Maryland, USA) |
| cêntimo noun {m} | cent [cents](one-hundredth of a euro) |
| décimo sétimo adjective | seventeenth(ordinal number, see also: 17th) |
| dos últimos anos preposition | in living memory(within extant people's recorded history) |
| dos últimos tempos preposition | in living memory(within extant people's recorded history) |
| empréstimo noun {m} | loan [loans](borrowed sum of money or other property) loanword(word taken from another language) |
| empréstimo-ponte noun {m} | bridge loan(money loaned for a short period) |
| enjoo marítimo noun {m} | seasickness(a feeling of nausea caused by the motion of a ship) |
| étimo noun {m} | etymon [etymons](ancestral form or source word) |
| etimologia noun {f} | etymology [etymologies](study of the historical development of languages, particularly of individual words) |
| etimologia popular noun {f} | folk etymology(false etymology) |
| etimologicamente adverb | etymologically(Based on or belonging to etymology) |
| etimológico adjective | etymological(of or relating to etymology) |
| etimologista noun {m} {f} | etymologist [etymologists](person who specializes in etymology) |
| etimólogo noun {m} | etymologist [etymologists](person who specializes in etymology) |
| filho ilegítimo noun {m} | natural child [natural children](child born to unmarried parents) |
| Igreja de Jesus Cristo dos Santos dos Últimos Dias proper noun | Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints(major denomination of the Latter Day Saint movement) |
| ilegítimo adjective | illegitimate(born to unmarried parents) |
| ilegítimo noun {m} | love child(child born as a result of a romantic liaison between unmarried parents) |
| íntimo adjective | cosy [cosier, cosiest](affording comfort and warmth) intimate(closely acquainted; familiar) |
| íntimo noun {m} | intimate [intimates](very close friend) |
| legítimo adjective | rightful(by right, by law) true [truer, truest](Legitimate) |
| legítimo adjective {m} | genuine(real, authentic) legitimate(lawful) |
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