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— English words —
  • au n. Abbreviation of atomic unit.
  • au n. Abbreviation of arbitrary unit.
  • au n. Abbreviation of astronomical unit.
  • au n. Abbreviation of Absorbance Units.
  • Au prop.n. A language spoken in Sandaun Province, Papua New Guinea.
  • Au prop.n. A surname.
  • AU adj. (Numismatic slang) Initialism of almost uncirculated.
  • AU n. (Medicine, dermatology) Initialism of alopecia universalis.
  • AU n. (Astronomy) Initialism of astronomical unit.
  • AU n. Initialism of angstrom unit.
  • AU n. (Fandom slang) Initialism of alternate universe.
  • AU n. Initialism of arbitrary unit.
  • AU prop.n. Initialism of African Union.
  • a.u. n. Alternative spelling of AU (clarification of this definition is needed).
  • a.u. n. Abbreviation of w:atomic units.
  • a.u. n. Abbreviation of w:arbitrary units.
  • a.u. n. Abbreviation of w:astronomical units.
  • a.u. n. Abbreviation of w:absorbance units.
  • A.U. n. Alternative form of AU.
  • A.␣U. n. Alternative form of AU.
  • A.␣U. prop.n. Alternative form of AU.
— International convention —
  • au sym. IAU recommended unit symbol for astronomical unit.
  • Au sym. (Chemistry) gold.
  • AU sym. (International standards) ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code for Australia.
  • AU sym. Astronomical unit.
  • let. A ligature from the letters a and u.
  • let. A ligature from the letters A and U.
  • .au sym. The ccTLD for Australia as assigned by the IANA.
— Foreign words, define in English —
  • Alemannic german
    • Au n. (Uri) ewe.
  • Alemannic german - Norwegian nynorsk
    • au adv. Also, too.
  • Ancient greek
    • ἄμ prep. (Poetic) Apocopic form of ἀνά used before a labial consonant.
    • αὖ adv. Again, anew, afresh, in turn; often after ordinal numerals; in a question, expressing impatience.
    • αὖ adv. Further, moreover.
    • αὖ adv. On the other hand after δέ in μέν ... δέ ...
    • ἅμ' adv. Apocopic form of ἅμα.
    • ἅμ' prep. Apocopic form of ἅμα.
  • Aragonese - Catalan
    • au n. Bird.
  • Arin - Kott
    • au pron. You (second-person singular subjective).
  • Biao
    • au¹ v. (Shidong) to vomit.
  • Big nambas
    • au interj. Yes.
  • Catalan
    • au interj. Now (as an incitement to action or to a decision).
  • Central franconian
    • Au n. (Southern Moselle Franconian) eye.
  • Chuukese
    • au- pref. First-person plural exclusive subject marker for tense modifying adverbs.
  • Cia-cia - Kedang
    • au n. Dog (animal).
  • Cimbrian
    • au adv. Up, upwards.
    • au adv. North, up north.
  • Czech
    • au interj. Ouch.
  • Esperanto
    • au conj. H-system spelling of aŭ.
    • conj. Or.
    • conj. (Aŭ ... aŭ) either ... or.
    • -aŭ suff. A neutral suffix that does not specify the part of speech of a word. Generally used for words such as…
  • Estonian
    • au n. Honour/honor, respect.
  • Fijian - Hawaiian - Maori - Niuean - Tahitian - Tongan - Tuvaluan
    • au pron. I (personal pronoun).
  • Fijian - Maori - Niuean - Tahitian - Tongan - Tuvaluan
    • au pron. Me (direct object of a verb).
    • au pron. Me (object of a preposition).
    • au pron. Me (indirect object of a verb).
  • Fijian - Niuean - Tahitian - Tongan - Tuvaluan
    • au pron. My (belonging to me).
  • Finnish
    • au interj. Ow, ouch.
  • Galo
    • au n. Grease, fat, oil.
  • Greek
    • αμ part. (Intensifies opposition, used in set phrases).
    • αμ part. (Introducting further negative statement): (and, also, neither, nor).
    • αμ n. (Physics, informal) Abbreviation of αστρονομική μονάδα (“au, astronomical unit”).
  • Hawaiian
    • au n. Era, period of time.
    • au n. Movement.
    • au v. (Intransitive) to flow.
    • au v. (Intransitive) to move.
    • āu pron. Yours, your Second person singular possessive, a-type.
    • aʻu pron. Mine, my First person singular possessive, a-type.
    • ʻau n. Handle, stem, stalk.
    • ʻau n. Long bone of arm or leg.
    • ʻau n. A group (when followed by a qualifier).
    • ʻau v. (Intransitive) to swim, travel by sea.
    • ʻau v. (Intransitive) to jut out, project.
    • ‘au n. Stem; stalk.
    • ‘au n. (Anatomy) bone (of lower arm or leg).
    • ‘au v. To swim; travel by sea.
  • Hawaiian - Maori
    • au n. Current (water).
  • Hawaiian - Samoan
  • Hiri motu
    • au n. Tree.
  • Hunsrik
    • Au n. Eye.
  • Icelandic
    • au interj. An exclamation of awe and surprise; wow.
  • Japanese
    • au rom. Rōmaji transcription of あう.
  • Kalasha
  • Kanakanabu
  • Kott
    • au pron. You (second-person singular objective).
  • Makasar
    • au n. Ash.
  • Maori
    • au n. Whirlpool; rapid.
    • au n. Wake (Of a canoe, etc.).
    • au n. Sea; ocean.
    • au n. Gall; gall bladder.
    • au n. Smoke.
    • au n. Cloud.
    • au n. Mist; fog.
    • au v. To howl, bark (of a dog).
  • Middle english
    • au n. Alternative form of awe.
  • Miskito - Western apache
    • au part. Yes.
  • Norwegian bokmål
    • au adv. Also, too (used mostly in dialects).
  • Norwegian bokmål - Norwegian nynorsk
    • au interj. Ouch!
  • Norwegian nynorsk
    • au v. Imperative of aua.
  • Old french
    • au cont. Contraction of a le (“to the”).
  • Old irish
    • au n. Alternative spelling of áu (“ear”).
    • áu n. Ear (organ of hearing).
  • Polabian
    • au̯ prep. At, near.
  • Polish
    • au interj. Ouch (expression of one’s own physical pain).
  • Rapa nui
  • Rapa nui - Tokelauan
    • au pron. I, me.
  • Romanian
    • au v. Third-person plural present indicative of avea.
    • au conj. (Rare, regional, archaic) or.
    • au adv. (Interrogative, rhetorical) well?, (now) really?
    • adv. Obsolete spelling of au.
    • conj. Obsolete spelling of au.
    • v. Obsolete spelling of au.
  • Samoan
    • a'u pron. Alternative form of aʻu.
    • aʻu pron. I (personal pronoun).
    • aʻu pron. Me (direct object of a verb).
    • aʻu pron. Me (indirect object of a verb).
    • aʻu pron. My (belonging to me).
    • ‘au n. Axle.
    • ‘au n. Whisk.
  • Swahili
    • au conj. Or.
  • Tahitian
  • Ternate - Tidore
    • au n. Blood.
  • Tetum
    • au n. Bamboo.
  • Tokelauan
    • au det. (Alienable) thy, your.
    • au v. (Intransitive, + ki) to reach.
    • au v. (Stative) to be matured at birth.
    • au n. Current, flow (of water).
    • au n. Gall, bile.
    • au n. Gall bladder.
    • au n. Needle for thatching.
    • au n. Comb of needles for tattooing.
    • āu pron. (Alienable) yours.
    • āu v. (Intransitive) to have a strong current.
  • Turkish
    • prop.n. Initialism of Ankara Üniversitesi (Ankara University).
    • prop.n. Initialism of Anadolu Üniversitesi (Anadolu University).
    • prop.n. Initialism of Atatürk Üniversitesi (Atatürk University).
    • prop.n. (Rare) Initialism of Ardahan Üniversitesi (Ardahan University).
  • Tày
    • au v. To take; to seize; to receive.
    • au v. To marry.
  • Vietnamese
    • au adj. Bright and cheerful.
    • âu n. Small crock.
    • âu n. Dockyard, shipyard.
    • âu adv. (Literary) perhaps, just.
    • âu v. (Obsolete) to worry.
    • Âu adj. European.
    • ấu adj. (In compounds) young.
    • ấu n. See củ ấu (“caltrops”).
    • ẩu adv. (Colloquial) carelessly (in doing something).
  • Welsh
    • -au suff. Forms plural nouns., -s.
    • -au suff. Alternative form of -hau (forms verbal nouns).
  • West makian
    • au v. (Transitive) to climb, ascend.
    • au v. (Intransitive, of the moon) to rise.
  • ǃxóõ
— English word, defined in German —
  • AU Abk. Astronomical Unit (Astronomische Einheit).
— English words, defined in French —
  • AU n. (Astronomie) Unité astronomique, ua.
  • AU n.prop. (Politique) L’Union africaine, l’UA.
— In German —
  • au Interj. Ausruf bei erlittenem Schmerz, plötzlichem Erstaunen…
  • Au S. Süddeutsch, österreichisch: flaches Gelände an einem Fluss…
  • Au S. Norddeutsch: Fluss oder Wasserlauf, der größer als ein Bach…
  • AU Abk. In Deutschland: Kraftfahrzeugkennzeichen für Aue, Erzgebirgskreis.
  • AU Abk. Abgasuntersuchung.
  • -au Ortsnamengrundwort für Niederungen und Siedlungen an Niederungen…
  • -au Ortsnamengrundwort für Inseln und Siedlungen auf Inseln.
  • -au Ortsnamengrundwort für fließende Gewässer, kleinere Flüsse…
  • -au Suff. Eingedeutschtes slawisches Suffix -ov und -ow bei Toponymen…
— In Dutch —
  • au tuss. Uitroep van pijn.
— In French —
  • au art.m. Contraction de la préposition à et de l’article défini le.
  • au n.m. Langue torricelli parlée en Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée (code…
  • Au n.prop. (Géographie) Commune d’Allemagne, située dans le Bade-Wurtemberg.
  • Au n.prop. (Géographie) Commune du canton de Saint-Gall en Suisse.
  • AU sym. (Canada) Abréviation de août.
  • -au suff. Variante de -al ou de -el.
— In Portuguese —
  • au interj. Indica dor, espanto ou terror.
333 English words from 159 English definitions

Abbreviation absorbance action adverbs afresh African African␣Union after Again A␣language Alienable almost alopecia alopecia␣universalis alpha also alternate alternate␣universe Alternative Anatomy and anew angstrom angstrom␣unit animal Ankara Apocopic arbitrary arbitrary␣unit arbitrary␣units archaic Ardahan arm ascend Ash assigned astronomical astronomical␣unit astronomical␣units Astronomy Atatürk atomic aua Australia awe Axle Bamboo bark before belonging bile Bird birth bladder Blood bone Bread Bright caltrops canoe carelessly ccTLD cheerful Chemistry clarification climb Cloud code Colloquial Comb compounds consonant Contraction country country␣code crock current decision definition dermatology dialects direct direct␣object Dockyard does dog doing ear either Era etc European ewe exclamation exclusive expressing expression eye Fandom fat First First␣person First-person␣plural flow fog followed followed␣by Food for form forms Franconian from further gall gall␣bladder Generally gold Grease group Guinea hand Handle have hearing honor Honour howl H-system IANA IAU impatience Imperative incitement indicative indirect indirect␣object informal Initialism Intensifies International Interrogative Intransitive in␣turn ISO just jut jut␣out labial language leg letters ligature Literary Long Long␣bone lower lower␣arm marker marry matured Medicine Mine Mist modifying moon moreover Moselle Moselle␣Franconian mostly move Movement near needed Needle needles negative neither neutral New New␣Guinea nor north not nouns now numerals Numismatic object objective Obsolete ocean of␣a often oil one On␣the On␣the␣other␣hand opposition ordinal organ other ouch out own pain Papua Papua␣New␣Guinea part part␣of␣speech perhaps period period␣of␣time person personal personal␣pronoun phrases physical Physics plural plural␣nouns Poetic possessive preposition present present␣indicative project pronoun Province qualifier question rapid Rare reach really receive recommended regional respect rhetorical rise Rōmaji Sandaun sea second second␣person second-person␣singular See seize set set␣phrases sew Shaft shipyard singular slang Small Smoke something Soup Southern specify speech spelling spoken Staff stalk standards statement Stative stem strong subject subjective such such␣as suffix surname surprise swim symbol system take tattooing tense that thatching the Third Third␣person Third-person␣plural this This␣way thy time too to␣the transcription Transitive travel Tree turn type uncirculated Union unit units universe University up␣north upwards Uri used verb verbal verbal␣nouns vomit Wake water way well when Whirlpool Whisk word words worry wow Yes You young your yours

26 English words from 20 foreign definitions

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1 foreign word from 159 English definitions

hau

64 foreign words from 20 foreign definitions

Abréviation africaine Allemagne août article␣défini Astronomie astronomique Astronomische Astronomische␣Einheit Aue Ausruf Bade-Wurtemberg bei défini de␣la ein einem Eingedeutschtes Einheit en␣Suisse erlittenem Erstaunen espanto et␣de flaches fließende Fluss Flüsse für Gelände Géographie Gewässer größer Guinée Inseln kleinere L’Union Niederungen Norddeutsch Nouvelle oder Ortsnamengrundwort österreichisch Papouasie parlée pijn plötzlichem préposition Saint-Gall Schmerz Siedlungen située slawisches Süddeutsch Suisse Toponymen torricelli Uitroep Union␣africaine Unité Unité␣astronomique Variante Wasserlauf Wurtemberg

4223 suffixes (New words found by adding one or more letters at the end of the word.)

aua AUA AUB AUC aud Aud AUD aud. Au.D. auf aug Aug Aug. AUI auk aul Aul aum AUM AUP AUR aur- Aus AUs AU$ a.u.s A.U.'s AUT aut- AUV aux aux. aube Aube auca Auch AUCs Aude Audh auds Auds Auer AUFI aufs augh AUIF Auke Auki auks aula +4173 words

12880 times in the middle (New words found by adding letters in front and at the end of the word.)

AAUP A.A.U.P. AAUs AAUW A.A.U.W. baud bauf Baul Baum Baun Baup Baur Baus cauf cauk caul caup caut daub Daub daud Daul Daur DAUs dauw eaur eaus Faul faun Faus faux Faux gaud gaue Gaul gaum gaup gaur Gaur gaus Gaus Gaut haue Haug haul haum Haun Haus haut Haut +12830 words

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

AAU A.A.U. bau Bau BAU Cau dau DAU eau Eau EAU gau Gau Hau IAU Kau lau Lau Mau MAU nau Nau pau Pau QAU SAU tau Tau TAU vau wau Wau WAU Yau Abau ahau Akau Arau beau Beau Brau Chau CIAU DCAU dhau Esau frau ghau Grau inau +437 words

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

uA UA U/A

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

AAU A.A.U. Abu ABU ACU acu- Adu ADU AFU AGU ahu alu ALU amu AMU Anu ANU añu APU Asu ASU aua AUA AUB AUC aud Aud AUD aud. Au.D. auf aug Aug Aug. AUI auk aul Aul aum AUM AUP AUR aur- Aus AUs AU$ a.u.s A.U.'s AUT aut- +96 words

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

aa Aa AA āā a'a a-a a/a a/A A-a A&A A/A a.a. A.A. A␣&␣A ab Ab AB A -ab ab- ab. A&B A/B a.b. A.B. ac Ac AC -ac a-c a/c ac- ac. A/C a.c. A.C. ad Ad AD 'ad -ad ad- ad. A.D. A.␣D. ae AE æ Æ -ae A&E -æ a**e a.e. A␣&␣E af AF ag Ag AG Ag. A-G A/G A.G. A.␣G. ah Ah AH A"H ai Ai AI A-I a.i. A.I. AJ Ak AK al Al AL Ål -al al- a.l. &␣al. am Am AM 'am Am. A&M a.m. A.M. a.␣m. A.␣M. A.␣&␣M. an An AN -an an' an- A/N a(n) (+138 words)

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

AAU A.A.U. Abu ABU ACU acu- Adu ADU AFU AGU ahu alu ALU amu AMU Anu ANU añu APU Asu ASU ayu Ayu


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