[ˈkɾedɾe]
1. transitive verb To believe, to think.
Etymology: From cred plus derivative suffix -re.
~ ne
[ˈkɾedɾe ne]
1. prepositional verb To believe in (somebody/something).
polysemy
mowăre
[ˈmowəɾe]
1. transitive verb To move (something or somebody to change their position).
2. transitive verb To touch, to move (emotionally).
Etymology: From Latin movere.
temp
[temp]
1. masculine noun Time.
2. masculine noun Tense (for verbs).
Etymology: From Latin tempus.
premjer
[pɾeˈmjeɾ]
1. adjective First (ordinal number).
2. adverb of time First (before anything else).
Etymology: From Latin primarius via French premier.
stazõ
[ʃtaˈzo]
1. feminine noun Season.
2. feminine noun Station.
Etymology: From Latin statio.
frut
[ˈfɾut]
1. masculine noun Fruit (soft part of the plant with seeds, which can be eatable or not).
2. masculine noun Fruit (result).
Etymology: From Latin fructus.
llima
[ˈʎima]
1. feminine noun Lime (fruit or tree).
2. adjective Colour of the lime (yellowish green).
Etymology: From Arabic limah.
areixanta
[aɾeˈʃanta]
1. feminine noun Silver.
2. adjective Silvery.
Etymology: From Latin argentum, argenta.
caci
[ˈkaki]
1. masculine noun Persimmon.
2. adjective Khaki (colour).
Etymology: From Hindi khaki via English khaki.
aur
[au̯ɾ]
1. masculine noun Gold.
2. adjective Golden.
Etymology: From Latin aurum.