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| | tercera | | terceiro {m} | |
| | tercera (num n v) [the ordinal form of the cardinal number three] | | terceiro (num n v) {m} [the ordinal form of the cardinal number three] | |
| | tercera (num n v) [the ordinal form of the cardinal number three] | | terço (num n v) [the ordinal form of the cardinal number three] | |
| | tercera (num n v) [interval] | | terça (num n v) [interval] | |
| | tercera (num n v) [the ordinal form of the cardinal number three] | | terça (num n v) [the ordinal form of the cardinal number three] | |
| | tercera (num n v) [the ordinal form of the cardinal number three] | | terceira (num n v) {f} [the ordinal form of the cardinal number three] | |
| | tercera | | terceira {f} | |
| | edad {f} | | idade {f} | |
| | edad (n) [general] {f} | | idade (n) {f} [general] | |
| | edad (n v) [one of the stages of life] {f} | | idade (n v) {f} [one of the stages of life] | |
| | edad (n v) [part of the duration of a being or thing between its beginning and any given time] {f} | | idade (n v) {f} [part of the duration of a being or thing between its beginning and any given time] | |
| | edad (n v) [particular period of time in history] {f} | | idade (n v) {f} [particular period of time in history] | |
| | edad (n) [general] {f} | | velhice (n) {f} [general] | |
| | edad (n v) [a long time] {f} | | era (n v) {f} [a long time] | |
| | edad (n v) [particular period of time in history] {f} | | era (n v) {f} [particular period of time in history] | |
| | edad (n v) [particular period of time in history] {f} | | época (n v) {f} [particular period of time in history] | |
| | edad {f} | | rarely edade {f} | |
| | del (n adj adv) [of or pertaining to the south] | | sulista (n adj adv) {m} [of or pertaining to the south] | |
| | del (n adj adv) [of or pertaining to the south] | | meridional (n adj adv) [of or pertaining to the south] | |
| | del (n adj adv) [of or pertaining to the south] | | do (n adj adv) [of or pertaining to the south] | |
| | del (n adj adv) [of or pertaining to the south] | | austral (n adj adv) [of or pertaining to the south] | |
| | sol (n adj) [direct rays of the sun] {m} | | luz (n adj) {f} [direct rays of the sun] | |
| | sol {m} | | sol {m} | |
| | sol (proper n v) [a star, especially when seen as the centre of any single solar system] {m} | | sol (proper n v) {m} [a star, especially when seen as the centre of any single solar system] | |
| | sol (n) [astronomía] {m} | | sol (n) {m} [astronomía] | |
| | sol (n) [fifth note of a major scale] {m} | | sol (n) {m} [fifth note of a major scale] | |
| | sol (proper n v) [light and warmth received from the sun] {m} | | sol (proper n v) {m} [light and warmth received from the sun] | |
| | sol (n) [meteorología] {m} | | sol (n) {m} [meteorología] | |
| | sol (n) [música] {m} | | sol (n) {m} [música] | |
| | sol (proper n v) [something like the sun in brightness or splendor] {m} | | sol (proper n v) {m} [something like the sun in brightness or splendor] | |
| | sol (proper abbr) [star] {m} | | sol (proper abbr) {m} [star] | |
