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— English words —
  • em n. The name of the Latin-script letter M/m.
  • em n. (Typography) A unit of measurement equal to the height of the type in use.
  • em pron. Alternative form of ’em.
  • em pron. (Rare, nonstandard) A gender-neutral third-person singular object pronoun, the objective case of ey…
  • em interj. (Scotland, Ireland) a form of hesitant speech, or an expression of uncertainty; um; umm; erm.
  • em n. The name of the Cyrillic script letter М / м.
  • Em prop.n. A diminutive of the female given names Emily and Emma.
  • Em prop.n. Short for Eminem.
  • EM n. (Biology, countable) Initialism of Effective Microorganism.
  • EM n. (Energy) Initialism of Energy Management.
  • EM n. (Countable) Abbreviation of electron microscope.
  • EM n. (Uncountable) Abbreviation of electron microscopy.
  • EM n. (Uncountable) Initialism of electromagnetism.
  • EM n. (Criminal justice) Initialism of electronic monitoring.
  • EM adj. Abbreviation of electromagnetic.
  • 'em pron. (Now colloquial) Them (now only in unstressed position following a consonant).
  • em- pref. The form taken by en- before the labial consonants b and p, as it assimilates place of articulation.
— International convention —
  • Em sym. (Metrology) Symbol for exameter (exametre), an SI unit of length equal to 1018 meters (metres).
  • Em sym. (Chemical symbol, dated) emanation.
  • Em sym. (Music) Symbol for E minor.
  • EM sym. (International standards) Indeterminately reserved ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code for European Union…
  • sym. (Computing) Used as a visual representation of the control character "end of medium".
— Foreign words, define in English —
  • Albanian
    • -em suff. (Personal suffix) used to form the 1st person singular present tense of verbs in mediopassive voice (indicative mood).
    • -em suff. Forms verbs in mediopassive voice from active voice.
    • -em suff. Forms mediopassive verbs from adjectives.
  • Bashkir
    • ем n. Food, feed for birds or fish.
  • Bislama
    • em pron. Alternative form of hem (“he, she”).
  • Bislama - Pijin
    • -em suff. Indicates a transitive verb.
  • Cahuilla
    • 'em- pref. You (plural). Second person plural pronoun added to a verb to show its subject.
    • 'em- pref. Your (plural). Second person plural pronoun added to a noun to show its possessor.
  • Catalan
    • em pron. Me (direct or indirect object).
    • em- pref. Em-, Alternative form of en-.
  • Central franconian
    • em pron. (Most dialects) Reduced form of im (“to him”).
    • em art. (Most dialects) Reduced form of däm (“to the”).
    • em cont. (Most dialects) Contraction of en däm (“in the”).
    • em prep. (Moselle Franconian) around.
  • Chuukese
    • -em suff. (Added to possessive nouns) our (exclusive).
  • Chuvash
  • Czech - Welsh
    • em n. The name of the Latin-script letter M/m.
  • Daur - Salar
    • em n. Medicine.
  • Etruscan
    • -em rom. Romanization of -𐌄𐌌.
  • Finnish
    • EM n. Abbreviation of Euroopan mestaruus (“European Championship”).
    • em. adj. Abbreviation of edellä mainittu.
  • Hungarian
    • -em suff. (Personal suffix, indefinite conjugation) Used to form the first-person singular present indicative of -ik verbs.
    • -em suff. (Personal suffix, definite conjugation) Used to form the definite first-person singular present indicative of verbs.
    • -em suff. (Possessive suffix) my (first-person singular, single possession).
    • -em suff. (Noun-forming suffix) Added to a noun or a verb to form a noun.
    • em. n. Abbreviation of emelet.
    • -ém suff. (Noun suffix) Added to a stem or other parts of speech to form a noun.
  • Icelandic
    • e-m pron. Abbreviation of einhverjum.
  • Indonesian - Malay
    • -em- inf. Used to form a numeral (set, many, or various).
    • -em- inf. Used to form an adjective (repeatedly or continuously).
  • Kazakh
    • ем n. Cure, remedy.
  • Komi-permyak - Komi-zyrian
  • Kumyk
    • ем n. Fodder, food.
  • Latvian
    • em n. The Latvian name of the Latin script letter M/m.
  • Luxembourgish
    • em pron. Reduced form of him.
    • ëm prep. Around, round.
    • ëm prep. About, around (a date, a year).
    • ëm prep. At (a specific time).
    • ëm prep. By (with a change of).
    • ëm adv. Around, about.
    • ëm adv. Over, finished.
    • ëm adv. (Of food) turned, gone off, bad.
    • ëm- pref. About, around; um-.
  • Macedonian
    • ем conj. Used to express the coexistence of several conditions or qualities; both ... and ...
    • ем adv. (Dialectal) on the other hand; again; once more.
  • Marshallese
    • em conj. And.
  • Middle english
    • em n. Uncle (brother of one’s parents).
    • em n. (Rare) progenitor, forefather.
    • em n. (Rare) nephew (son of one’s sibling).
    • em pron. Alternative form of hem (“them”).
    • em v. Alternative form of am.
  • Mwotlap
  • Northern kurdish
    • em pron. We; us (first-person plural personal pronoun).
  • Northern ndebele - Xhosa - Zulu
    • em- pref. Class 9 adjective concord; form of en- used before stems beginning with a labial consonant.
  • Norwegian nynorsk
    • EM n. Initialism of europameisterskap.
  • Old frisian
    • em n. An uncle, mother’s brother.
  • Old irish
    • ém part. Indeed, for sure, truly.
    • -em suff. Forms occupational nouns.
    • -em suff. Forms verbal nouns of class A II weak verbs with roots ending in dentals.
  • Old norse
    • em v. I am, first-person of vera (meaning "to be").
  • Pennsylvania german
    • em art. The.
    • em pron. To him.
  • Rumai palaung
  • Russian
    • ем v. First-person singular present indicative imperfective of есть.
  • Scots
    • em v. (South Scots) emphatic first-person singular simple present of ti be.
  • Serbo-croatian
    • em conj. Not only … but also.
    • ем conj. Used for emphasized enumerations.
  • Slovak
    • Em prop.n. Genitive plural of Ema.
  • Swedish
    • em n. Pm (indicating hours in the afternoon); abbreviation of eftermiddagen.
    • EM n. Initialism of Europamästerskap (“European championship”); a European championship (where a European…
    • e.m. n. Abbreviation of eftermiddag (“afternoon, post meridiem”).
  • Tok pisin
    • em pron. The third person singular pronoun refers to a person or thing other than the speaker or the person being…
  • Torres strait creole
    • em pron. He/she/it (third-person singular pronoun).
  • Veps
    • em v. First-person plural present of ei.
  • Vietnamese
    • em n. A younger sibling.
    • em n. A cousin who is descended from an ancestor who is/was a younger sibling to oneself’s or one’s spouse’s…
    • em n. A person younger than oneself but of the same generation.
    • em n. (Formal) a child or a student.
    • em pron. Pronoun used to refer to any person (oneself, the addressee, or any third person) described by the noun em above.
    • em pron. Pronoun used to refer to the girl or woman in a romantic relationship.
    • em adj. Small; smaller.
    • ém v. To hide, to conceal, to keep quiet.
    • êm adj. Soft and comfortable.
    • êm adj. Calm.
    • ẻm pron. (Southern Vietnam, in the singular, polite) they/them, that person who’s a little younger than me.
    • ẻm pron. (Southern Vietnam, in the singular, polite) they/them, that student who’s younger than me as a teacher.
  • Vlax romani
    • -em suff. Attaches to the perfective stem to form the first-person singular past tense.
  • Volapük
    • -em suff. An inanimate collective morpheme for a group of things.
  • Wastek
    • ēm n. Corn, maize.
  • Welsh
    • -em suff. (Literary) verb suffix for the first-person plural imperfect/conditional.
  • Yola
    • em pron. Alternative form of ham (“him”).
— English words, defined in French —
  • em n. (Typographie) Cadratin.
  • Em n.prop. Diminutif de Emily.
  • Em n.prop. Diminutif de Emma.
  • em- préf. Variante de en- devant les lettres m, b ou p.
  • ’em pron. (Familier) Pronom de la troisième personne du pluriel accusatif. Les (l’objet direct), leur (l’objet…
— English words, defined in Spanish —
  • 'em pron. Ellas; ellos.
  • 'em pron. Las; los.
  • 'em pron. Les.
— English words, defined in Portuguese —
  • em s. Eme (o nome da letra M).
  • em s. Unidade de medida usada em tipografia.
— In German —
  • EM Abk. Europameisterschaft.
  • -em Suff. Wortbildungselement, Suffix: leitet sächliche Substantive…
  • em- Präf. Vorangestelltes Wortbildungselement mit der Bedeutung: innen.
  • em. Abk. Emeritiert.
— In Dutch —
  • Em sym. (Muziek) aanduiding van het “e-mineurakkoord”.
— In Latin —
  • em n.subs. M, seu m; littera abecedarii Latini quae inter el et en stat.
— In French —
  • em v. Abréviation polie pour dire « emmerder », ou l’une de ses…
  • em- préf. Variante de en- devant les lettres m, b ou p.
— In Spanish —
  • em- pref. Variante de en-.
— In Portuguese —
  • em prep. Exprime a ideia de.
  • em- pref. Prefixo formador de verbos a partir de substantivos.
359 English words from 113 English definitions

abbreviation about above active active␣voice added addressee adjective adjectives afternoon again a␣little alpha also Alternative ancestor and any around articulation assimilates Attaches bad before beginning being Biology birds both brother but Calm case championship change character Chemical Chemical␣symbol child class code coexistence collective colloquial comfortable Computing conceal concord conditional conditions conjugation consonant consonants continuously Contraction control control␣character Corn countable country country␣code cousin Criminal Cure Cyrillic date dated definite dentals descended described Dialectal dialects diminutive direct Effective electromagnetic electromagnetism electron electronic electron␣microscope electron␣microscopy Ema emanation Emily Eminem E␣minor Emma emphasized emphatic end ending ending␣in end␣of Energy enumerations equal erm European European␣Union exameter exametre exclusive express expression feed female finished first first␣person first-person␣plural first-person␣singular fish Fodder following food for forefather form Formal forming Forms for␣sure Franconian from gender gender␣neutral generation Genitive girl given given␣names gone gone␣off group ham hand height hem hesitant hide him hours House I␣am imperfect imperfective inanimate Indeed indefinite Indeterminately Indicates indicating indicative indicative␣mood indirect indirect␣object Initialism International in␣use Ireland ISO its justice keep keep␣quiet labial Latin Latin␣script Latvian length letter Literary little maize Management many meaning measurement Medicine mediopassive medium meridiem meters metres Metrology Microorganism microscope microscopy minor monitoring mood more morpheme Moselle Moselle␣Franconian Most mother Music name names Needle nephew neutral neutral␣third nonstandard Not noun nouns now numeral object objective objective␣case object␣pronoun occupational off once once␣more one oneself only on␣the on␣the␣other␣hand other other␣than our Over parents parts parts␣of␣speech past past␣tense perfective person personal personal␣pronoun place place␣of␣articulation plural polite position possession possessive Possessive␣suffix possessor post post␣meridiem present present␣indicative present␣tense progenitor pronoun qualities quiet Rare Reduced refer refers relationship remedy repeatedly representation reserved Romanization romantic roots round same Scotland Scots script Second Second␣person set several she Short Short␣for show sibling simple simple␣present single singular Small smaller Soft son South Southern speaker specific speech spouse standards stem stems student subject suck suffix sure symbol taken teacher tense than that the them the␣same they thing things third third␣person third-person␣singular time to␣oneself to␣the transitive transitive␣verb truly turned type Typography umm uncertainty uncle Uncountable Union unit unit␣of␣measurement unstressed use used used␣to various vera verb verbal verbal␣nouns verbs Vietnam visual voice was Water weak weak␣verbs where who with woman year You younger Your

20 English words from 21 foreign definitions

abecedarii der dire direct Eme Emily Emma het inter Las les lettres nome objet pour ses stat Substantive Suffix van

53 foreign words from 21 foreign definitions

aanduiding Abréviation accusatif a␣partir␣de Bedeutung Cadratin de␣la devant Diminutif Ellas ellos Emeritiert e-mineurakkoord emmerder Europameisterschaft Exprime Familier formador ideia innen Latini leitet letra leur littera los l’une medida mineurakkoord mit Muziek objet␣direct partir personne pluriel polie Prefixo Pronom sächliche seu substantivos tipografia troisième troisième␣personne Typographie une Unidade Unidade␣de␣medida usada Variante verbos Vorangestelltes Wortbildungselement

2457 suffixes (New words found by adding one or more letters at the end of the word.)

ema EMA emb. EMC E=mc² eme Eme EME -eme emf EMF EMG EMI EML Emm EMM emo Emo emp EMP Emp. EMR ems Ems EMs EMS EMT emu Emu EMU EMV eMac EMAC Emae Eman EMAS Emba Embo Embu Emch Emde EMDR EMEA Emel em-␣-en Emer Emer. emes emeu emew +2407 words

31226 times in the middle (New words found by adding letters in front and at the end of the word.)

AEMs AEMT bema beme BEMs CEMB Cemb. cemi cems CEMs deme demi Demi demi- demo demo- Dems DEMs DEMU demy FEMA feme fems fems. gems Gems GEMs Hema HEMA heme hemi hemi- hemo- hemp Hemp hems Hems IEMs kemb Kemi kemp Kemp Kems Kemu lema Lema leme Lemi Lemm Lemp LEMP +31175 words

1138 prefixes (New words found by adding one or more letters in front of the word.)

AEM Bem BEM cem CEM dem Dem DEM dem. Dem. eem fem FEM fem- fem. gem Gem GEM hem Hem 'hem hem- IEM Jem Kem Lem LEM L.E.M. mem MEM mem. NEM OEM PEM rem Rem REM R.E.M. sem Sem SEM TEM wem Wem xem yem zem Žem. Adem ADEM +1088 words

7 anagrams (New words found by changing the order of the letters.)

me Me ME /me Me. M&E -me-

190 anagrams found with an extra letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word and an extra letter.)

AEM AmE AME Bem BEM BME B.M.E. cem CEM CME dem Dem DEM dem. Dem. DME D.␣Me. eam EAM EBM ECM Edm EDM eem EFM EGM ehm elm Elm ema EMA emb. EMC E=mc² eme Eme EME -eme emf EMF EMG EMI EML Emm EMM emo Emo emp EMP Emp. +140 words

184 cousins (New words found by changing only one letter.)

am Am AM 'am Am. A&M a.m. A.M. a.␣m. A.␣M. A.␣&␣M. bm BM B&M cM CM DM D.M. ea Ea EA ea. Eb EB E EC ec. E.C. ed Ed ED -ed ed- ed. Ed. -èd E.D. ee EE 'ee -ee E&E ef EF eg EG E&G e.g. e.␣g. eh eH EH -eh E.H. EI EJ EK el El EL -el en En EN -en en- Eo EO eo- E&O E␣O ep EP ep. eq EQ eq. Eq. er ER 'er -er er. E-R -'er E.R. E.␣R. es Es ES -es e's es- E's 'e's et Et ET -et EU eu- (+83 words)

19 epenthesis (New words found when adding only one letter.)

eam EAM EBM ECM Edm EDM eem EFM EGM ehm elm Elm Emm EMM Eom EOM erm ERM EVM


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