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rugre

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[ˈrugɾe]

1. transitive verb To wrinkle, to crumple.

Etymology: From ruga plus derivative suffix -re.

ruga

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[ˈruga]

1. feminine noun Wrinkle (in skin), crease (in clothes).

Etymology: From Latin irrugare.

ràinal

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[ˈrai̯nal]

1. adjective Renal, related to the kidneys.

Etymology: From rain plus derivative suffix -al.

rain

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[rai̯n]

1. masculine noun Kidney.

Etymology: From Latin ren.

False friends: rain (English) = plugga.

rispirazõ

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[riʃpiˈɾazo]

1. feminine noun Breathing, respiration.

Etymology: From rispir-, stem of rispirăre, plus derivative suffix -zõ.

rodor

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[roˈdoɾ]

1. masculine noun Mouse, rodent.

Etymology: From rod-, stem of rodre, plus derivative suffix -or.

rodre

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[ˈrodɾe]

1. transitive verb To nibble, to gnaw.

Etymology: From Latin rodere.

rilazõ

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[rilaˈzo]

1. feminine noun Relation, relationship, connection.

Etymology: From Latin relatio.

~onas sèixalas

[rilaˈzonas ˈseʃalas]

1. feminine noun, plural Sexual intercourse.

Etymology: From rilazonas sèixalas.

rilatïu

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[rilaˈtiːu]

1. adjective Relative.

2. masculine noun Relative (family).

Etymology: From rilazõ plus derivative suffix -ïu.

rapaixa

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[raˈpaʃa]

1. feminine noun Girl (teenager).

Etymology: From rapaix plus feminine derivative suffix -a.