vigor Portuguese -

1.

• Englishbloom

• Englishstate or time of beauty, freshness, and vigor

• Bulgarianразцвет

• Frenchfleur

2.

• Englishvigorously

• Englishwith intense energy

• Catalanvigorosament

• Chinese

• Mandarin起勁

• Dutchvinnig, krachtig

• Frenchvigoureusement

• Germankräftig

• Japanese精力的

• Korean활발하게

• Russianэнерги́чно

• Spanishvigorosamente

3.

• Englishresurgent

• EnglishUndergoing a resurgence, experiencing renewed vigor or vitality

• Russianвозродившийся, оживший

4.

• Englishbate

• Englishin falconry of a falcon: to flap the wings vigorously

5.

• Englishmoxie

• Englishvigor, energy

• Finnishpuhti, pontevuus

6.

• Englishzip

• Englishenergy, vigor, vi

• Finnishpuhti, virta

• GermanSchwung

• Russianжи́вость

• Spanishbrío

7.

• Englishfortify

• Englishto impart strength or vigor to

• Bulgarianусилвам

• Finnishvahvistaa

• Portuguesefortalecer

8.

• Englishsmother

• Englishto reduce to a low degree of vigor or activity

• Dutchtemperen

• Finnishtukahduttaa

• Germandämpfen, unterdrücken

• Greekπνίγω, καταπνίγω

• Italianrallentare, ridurre, reprimere, nascondere, soffocare

• Maoriwhakangoikore

• Polishprzydusić

• Spanishreprimir

• Swedishdämpa

9.

• Englishrenovate

• Englishto restore to freshness or vigor

• Finnishvirkistää

• Maoriwhakahauora

• Portugueserenovar

• Spanishrenovar

• Swedishrenovera, restaurera

10.

• Englishimpotent

• Englishlacking physical strength or vigor, weak

• Catalanimpotent

• Frenchimpuissant

• Italiandebole

• Russianбесси́льный

11.

• Englishfeeble

• Englishwanting force, vigor or efficiency in action or expression

• Bulgarianслаб

• Dutchzwak

• Finnishheikko, hatara

• Frenchfaible

• Germandürftig

• Italianfiacco

• Latvianvārgs, nespēcīgs

• Lithuanianmenkas

• Maoriwētara qualifier

• Norwegiansvak, blek

• Portuguesefraco, debilitado

• Russianнеубеди́тельный

• Scottish gaeliclag

• Spanishendeble, deficiente

• Swedishsvag, torftig

12.

• Englishanimation

• EnglishThe act of animating

• Bulgarianсъживяване

• Czechanimování

• Frenchanimation, invigoration

• GermanBelebung, Vitalisierung

• Idoanimo

• Italianravvivamento, animazione, vivificazione

• Portugueseanimação

• Romaniananimare

• Scottish gaelicbeothachadh

• Spanishvivificación, animación

13.

• Englishvigorous

• Englishphysically strong and active

• Armenianզորեղ

• Dutchkrachtig, sterk

• Esperantovigla

• Finnishponteva, tarmokas

• Greekακμαίος, ρωμαλέος

• Hungarianmakkegészséges

• Irishbríomhar, ceolmhar, neartmhar

• Italianvigoroso

• Japanese精力的

• Maoritūperepere, hauoraora

• Polishenergiczny

• Portuguesevigoroso

• Romanianvigurosviguroasă

• Russianси́льный, энерги́чный

• Spanishvigoroso

• Swedishkraftfull

14.

• Englisheffect

• Englishstate of being binding and enforceable

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishvoimassaolo

• Greekισχύς

• Hungarianhatály

• Japanese発効

• Korean효력

• Portuguesevigência

• Russianneeded

• Spanishvigencia

• Swahilimadhara

• Turkishyürürlük

15.

• Englishnamby-pamby

• Englishlacking vigor or decisiveness

• Italiansmidollatocodardo

• Spanishsoso

16.

• Englishvigour

• Englishstrength or force in animal or force in animal or vegetable nature or action, as, a plant grows with vigor

• Frenchvigueur

• Romanianputere

17.

• Englishin force

• Englishapplicable

• Finnishvoimassa

• Frenchen vigueur

• Germanin Kraft

• Greekεν ισχύι

• Italianvigente, in vigore

• Spanishen vigor

18.

• Englishgimp

• Englishgumption, spirit, ambition, vigor, pep

• Bulgarianкураж

19.

• Englishcome into force

• Englishbecome valid or active

• Catalanentrar en vigor

• Finnishtulla voimaan

• Frenchentrer en vigueur

• Germanin Kraft treten

• Portugueseentrar em vigor

• Russianвступа́ть в си́лу

• Swedishträda i kraft

20.

• Englishvim

• Englishvigor

• Russianэне́ргиямо́щь

21.

• Englishbland

• EnglishLacking in taste or vigor

• Bulgarianбезвкусен

• Chinese

• Mandarin乏味的

• Czechmdlý

• Dutchsmaakloos, flauw

• Eastern Bontoclamset

• Finnishmitäänsanomaton, mieto, mauton

• Frenchfade

• Germanfad, geschmacklos

• Italianinsipido, fiacco

• Maoriwaimeha, makiha, mākihakiha

• Polishbezbarwnynijaki

• Portugueseinsosso

• Russianбезвку́сный, неинтере́сный

• Spanishsoso

• Swedishfadd, smaklös, svag, mild, intetsägande, la,

• Tagalogmatabang

22.

• Englishinvigorate

• EnglishTo impart vigor, strength, or vitality to

• Dutchversterken, kracht bijzetten

• Germanbeleben, kräftigen, stärken

• Maoriwhakahohe, whakamarohi

• Persianتقویت کردن

• Russianоздоровлять, укреплять

• Turkishcanlandırmak, hayat bulmak, kuvvetlendirmek

23.

• Englishemasculation

• Englishdeprived of vigor

• Bulgarianобезсилване

• Frenchcheckémasculation

24.

• Englisheffect|ouzo

• Englishstate of being binding and enforceable

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Finnishvoimassaolo

• Greekισχύς

• Hungarianhatály

• Japanese発効

• Korean효력

• Portuguesevigência

• Russianneeded

• Spanishvigencia

• Swahilimadhara

• Turkishyürürlük

25.

• Englishhealthy

• Englishenjoying health and vigor of body, mind, or spirit: well

• Abkhazneeded

• Arabicصِحِّيّ

• Armenianառողջ

• Aromaniansãn

• Avarneeded

• Azerisağla

• Bactrianλρογο

• Belarusianздаро́вы

• Bulgarianздрав

• Burmeseneeded

• Catalansalubre

• Chechenneeded

• Chinese

• Cantonese健康

• Mandarin健康

• Czechzdravý

• Danishsund

• Dutchgezond

• Esperantosana

• Faliscansalve

• Faroesefrískur

• Finnishterve, hyvinvoiva

• Frenchsain, en bonne santé

• Old Frenchsain

• Friuliansan, salubri, rubest

• Galiciansaudable, san

• Georgianჯანსაღი

• Germangesund

• Greekυγιήςακμαίος

• Hindiनिरोगचंगा

• Irishfolláin, sláintiúil

• Italiansano

• Japanese健康sc=Jpan

• Kazakhтәуір

• Khmerមានសុខភាពល្អ

• Korean건강하다

• Laoສຸກສະບາຍ

• Latinsanus

• Latvianvesels, veselīgs

• Lithuaniansveikas

• Macedonianздрав

• Malaysihat, segar

• Maoritūhauora

• Mizohrisël

• Mongolianneeded

• Occitansan

• Old church slavonic

• Cyrillicсъдравъ

• Glagoliticⱄⱏⰴⱃⰰⰲⱏ

• Ossetianneeded

• Persianتندرستدروا

• Polishzdrowy

• Portuguesesaudávelsão

• Romaniansănătos

• Romanschsaun, san, sàn, sang

• Russianздоро́вый

• Sanskritकल्यस्वस्थनीरोग

• Sardiniansanu

• Scotshailsome

• Scottish gaelicfallain

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicздра̏в

• Romanzdrȁv

• Sinhaleseneeded

• Slovakzdravý

• Slovenezdrav

• Spanishsano

• Thaiแข็งแรง

• Turkishsağlıklı

• Turkmensalaamatly

• Tuvanкадык, кадыкшылдыг

• Ukrainianздоро́вий

• Urduنیروگصحت مند

• Vietnamesekhỏe mạnh

• Welshiach

• Zuluphila

26.

• Englishforcefulness

• Englishbeing forceful

• Bashkirҡеүәт, көс

• Finnishvoimakkuus

• Spanishfortaleza

27.

• Englishblooming

• Englishthriving in health, beauty and vigor/vigour

• Bulgarianцветущ, преуспяващ

• Dutchbloeiend, bloeiende

• Frenchflorissant

• Russianцвету́щий, преуспева́ющий, процвета́ющий qualifier

28.

• Englishsprightly

• Englishfull of life and vigor

• Frenchvi

• Irishbreabhsánta, beoga, éirimiúil

• Italianvivace

• Spanishvigoroso

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• Englishsprightly

• EnglishIn a lively and vigorous way

• Frenchvigoureusement

• Italianvigorosamente

29.

• Englishflaccid

• EnglishLacking energy or vigor

• Bulgarianбезсилен

• Frenchflasque

• Maoringoikore

• Russianвя́лый

• Swedishslapp

• Icelandicchecklinur, checkslappur, checkmáttlaus

30.

• Englishcold fish

• Englishunvigorous sexual partner

• Finnishlahna

31.

• Englishadynamic

• Englishwithout strength or vigor

• Portugueseadinâmico

32.

• Englishenergize

• Englishto invigorate, to make energetic

• Irishfuinnmhigh

• Portugueseestimular

• Romanianenergizare

• Russianвозбужда́тьусиливать

33.

• Englishdynamism

• Englishgreat energy, drive, force, or power, vigor of body, mind or personality

• Maoriuekaha

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