- Alternative Forms: Abbreviations and their expansions — the same word said at a different length (e.g., "TV" ↔ "television", "thousand" ↔ "one thousand")
- Synonyms: Different words with similar meanings (e.g., "street" ↔ "road", "mad" ↔ "angry", "big" ↔ "large")
- Spelling Variants: The same word spelled differently (e.g., "gray" ↔ "grey", "donut" ↔ "doughnut"). These carry a full paradigm of their own and live in the Spelling Variants card below, not here.
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Each variant carries its own full set of forms, such as "grey", "greyer", and "greyest" for a spelling variant. Selected person words can also have male and female variants, such as "actor" and "actress". The ordinary translation remains the default when the person's gender is unspecified.
Spanish
| Grammatical Form | Text | Base | Verified | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
noun/es_singular |
hija feminine |
unverified |
| Grammatical Form | Text | Base | Verified | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
noun/es_singular |
hijo masculine |
unverified |
Spanish (Latin America)
| Grammatical Form | Text | Base | Verified | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
noun/es-419_singular |
hija feminine |
unverified |
| Grammatical Form | Text | Base | Verified | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
noun/es-419_singular |
hijo masculine |
unverified |
Italian
| Grammatical Form | Text | Base | Verified | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
noun/it_singular |
figlia feminine |
unverified |
| Grammatical Form | Text | Base | Verified | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
noun/it_singular |
figlio masculine |
unverified |
Lithuanian
| Grammatical Form | Text | Base | Verified | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
noun/lt_nominative_singular |
dukra feminine |
unverified |
| Grammatical Form | Text | Base | Verified | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
noun/lt_nominative_singular |
sūnus masculine |
unverified |
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