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— English words —
  • bata n. A ceremonial double-headed drum played in triplet in the religion of santería, especially in Cuba and…
  • Bata prop.n. A surname.
  • batá n. Alternative spelling of bata.
  • bàtá n. Alternative spelling of bata.
— Foreign words, define in English —
  • Afar
  • Anguthimri
  • Basque
    • bata num. Absolutive singular of bat.
    • bata pron. One, someone.
    • bata n. Dressing gown, robe.
  • Bikol central
    • bata n. Stink; stench; reek.
    • bata n. (Naga, informal) lover; partner.
    • bata interj. (Legazpi) I told you already!
    • bata n. Robe.
  • Butuanon - Cebuano - Chavacano - Higaonon - Tausug
  • Cebuano
    • bata n. Juvenile; young.
    • bata n. Sprout.
    • bata n. Protégé of someone of higher rank.
    • bata n. (Colloquial) mistress.
    • bata v. To spend someone’s early years in; to spend childhood years in.
    • bata v. To grow up by or in an area or town.
    • bata n. Woman’s nightgown.
    • bata v. To divide into equal parts or bundles to be sold.
  • Cebuano - Tagalog
  • Chavacano - Tagalog
    • bata n. House gown; dressing gown.
  • Chichewa
  • Chuvash
  • Crimean tatar
    • bata n. Little brother.
  • Czech
    • Baťa prop.n. A male surname.
  • Dibabawon manobo
    • bata n. Child; baby.
  • Ede idaca - Yoruba
  • Erzya
    • вата n. Father-in-law (wife’s father).
  • Garo
    • bata v. To cross, to pass.
  • Higaonon
  • Hiligaynon
    • bata n. Nightshirt, nightgown.
    • bata n. Child, baby, boy, girl.
    • bata n. Son, daughter.
    • bata n. Servant.
    • bata v. To give birth.
    • bata n. Uncle.
  • Igbo
    • bata v. To enter, to come in.
  • Indonesian
    • bata n. Brick…
    • bata n. Marriage between siblings and siblings at the same time.
  • Irish
  • Jamamadí
    • bata adj. (Banawá) rotten.
    • bata v. (Banawá) to pick.
  • Japanese
    • batā rom. Rōmaji transcription of バター.
  • Kabuverdianu
  • Macedonian - Serbo-croatian
  • Makasae
  • Maltese
  • Maranao
  • Marshallese
    • bata n. A priest.
    • bata v. To be a priest.
  • Nanai
  • Norwegian nynorsk
    • båtå n. (Dialectal, Trøndelag) alternative form of bate.
    • båtå n. (Dialectal, Trøndelag) alternative form of bete.
    • båtå n. (Dialectal, Trøndelag) alternative form of bita.
  • Old norse
    • báta n. Accusative/genitive plural indefinite of bátr.
  • Polish - Serbo-croatian
    • bata n. Genitive singular of bat.
  • Romanian
    • Bata prop.n. A commune of Arad, Romania.
    • Bata prop.n. A village in Bata, Arad, Romania.
    • bată n. Belt, girdle.
    • bată v. Third-person singular/plural present subjunctive of bate.
    • bâtă n. Club, cudgel, cosh.
    • bâtă n. Grandmother.
    • bâtă n. Old woman.
    • bâța interj. Alternative form of bâț.
    • Bâtă prop.n. A surname.
  • Russian
    • вата n. Absorbent cotton, cotton wool, wadding, batting.
    • вата n. (Cloth) drugstore cotton.
    • вата n. Glass wool.
    • вата n. (Slang, derogatory, collective, politics) Russian nationalists (compare ватник).
  • Scottish gaelic
  • Shona
  • Sotho
  • Swahili
    • bata n. Duck (aquatic bird of the family Anatidae).
  • Swedish
    • båta v. To help (achieve something, or fail to do so), to remedy, to boot (etymology 2).
  • Tagalog
    • bata n. Child; kid.
    • bata n. Follower; supporter.
    • bata n. Protégé.
    • bata n. Mistress; paramour.
    • bata n. (Colloquial) sweetheart; boyfriend or girlfriend.
    • bata adj. Junior; younger.
    • bata adj. Childish; childlike.
    • bata n. Robe (loose, outer garment).
    • bata n. (Specifically) bathrobe.
    • bata n. Ability to endure pain, hardship, etc.
  • Ternate
    • bata v. (Stative) to be spotted.
  • Tok pisin
  • Ukrainian
    • вата n. Absorbent cotton, cotton wool, wadding.
  • Yogad
  • Yoruba
    • bata n. Batá drum, a kind of drum sacred to the orisha Ṣàngó, it is one of the 4 families of drums (ìlù) among…
— English word, defined in Portuguese —
  • bata s. Tipo de tambor.
— In French —
  • bata n.m. (Musique) (Bénin) Tambour traditionnel yoruba.
  • Bata n.prop. Ville principale de la Région continentale de Guinée équatoriale.
  • bâta v. Troisième personne du singulier du passé simple de bâter.
— In Spanish —
  • bata s. Vestimenta. Ropa talar con mangas, de que usan los hombres…
  • bata s. Vestimenta. Traje holgado y cómodo que, generalmente con…
  • bata s. Vestimenta. Traje que usaban las mujeres para ir a visitas…
  • bata s. Vestimenta. Ropa de trabajo con o sin mangas, abotonada por…
  • bata s. Vestimenta. Vestido que usan las niñas.
  • bata adj. Que está en la niñez o etapa de la vida humana anterior a la pubertad.
  • bata s. Ocupaciones. Persona que trabaja en labores domésticas o…
  • bata v. Primera persona del singular (yo) del presente de subjuntivo…
  • bata v. Tercera persona del singular (ella, él, ello; usted, 2.ª…
  • bata v. Segunda persona del singular (usted) del imperativo de batir…
  • batá s. Música (instrumentos). Tipo de tambor de origen yoruba (Nigeria)…
— In Portuguese —
  • bata s. Veste longa utilizada por alguns profissionais (Médicos…
  • bata s. Roupão de mulher, abotoado em toda sua frente.
  • bata s. Vestido largo de criança ou mulher.
  • bata s. Blusa adotada pela moda hippie.
  • bata v. Primeira pessoa do singular do presente do conjuntivo/subjuntivo…
  • bata v. Terceira pessoa do singular do presente do conjuntivo/subjuntivo…
  • bata v. Terceira pessoa do singular do imperativo do verbo bater.
230 English words from 107 English definitions

Ability Absolutive Absorbent Absorbent␣cotton Accusative achieve already alternative among Ancient and Apron aquatic Arad area at␣the␣same␣time baby Barge bat bata bate Batho- bathrobe Bathy- Baton batting Belt bete Betel between bird birth Boat boot boy boyfriend Brick brother bundles Butter cement ceremonial Child childhood Childish childlike Cloth Club cold collective Colloquial come come␣in commune compare Concrete cosh cotton cotton␣wool cross Cuba cudgel daughter derogatory Dialectal divide double double-headed Doum Doum␣fruit dressing dressing␣gown drink drugstore drum drums Duck early elderly endure enter equal especially etc etymology fail families family father Father␣in␣law Follower form fruit garment genitive girdle girl girlfriend give give␣birth Glass Glass␣wool gown Grandmother grasp Great- grow grow␣up gust hardship headed help higher Hold House indefinite informal into I␣told␣you Junior Juvenile kid kind kind␣of law Legazpi Little Little␣brother loose lover male Marriage measure mistress Naga nationalists nightgown Nightshirt Offspring Old Old␣woman one orisha outer outer␣garment pain paramour partner parts pass people person pick Pinnace played plural politics present present␣subjunctive priest Protégé Quietness rank reek religion remedy robe Rōmaji Romania rotten Russian sacred same santería Servant Shoe siblings singular Slang sold someone something Son south Specifically spelling spend spotted Sprout staff Stalk Stative stench stick Stink subjunctive suffer supporter surname sweetheart the the␣same Third Third␣person Third-person␣singular time to␣boot to␣come told to␣the Touch town transcription triplet Uncle Uniform village wadding walking walking␣stick Wave Wet wife wind woman wool years you young younger

23 English words from 22 foreign definitions

a␣la anterior con del ello hippie hombres largo las longa mangas Musique Nigeria para passé pela persona que simple sin singular talar Tambour

1 foreign word from 107 English definitions

bita

83 foreign words from 22 foreign definitions

adotada alguns bâter batir Bénin Blusa cómodo conjuntivo continentale criança de␣la domésticas du␣passé ella équatoriale está etapa frente generalmente Guinée Guinée␣équatoriale holgado humana imperativo instrumentos labores los Médicos moda mujeres mulher Música niñas niñez Ocupaciones origen passé␣simple personne pessoa por presente presente␣do␣conjuntivo Primeira Primeira␣pessoa Primera Primera␣persona principale profissionais pubertad Région Région␣continentale Ropa Roupão Segunda Segunda␣persona singulier sua subjuntivo tambor Terceira Terceira␣pessoa Tercera Tercera␣persona Tipo toda trabaja trabajo traditionnel Traje Troisième Troisième␣personne usaban usan usted utilizada verbo Veste Vestido Vestimenta vida Ville visitas yoruba

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

batab Batak Batam Batas Bataan batabs bataca Bataka batard batata Batavi Batavo- batabil batable batabob batacas Batalla Batanes batards batasha batatas batavia Batavia bat␣away batabils bat␣about Bataglia batakari Batallas bat␣an␣eye Batangas batashas Batavian batavias Batavias Batavism batabilob batagurid batakaris batardeau bat␣around Batavians batagurids Bataillean bat␣and␣ball Batangueño batardeaus batata␣vada bat␣an␣eyelid Batangueños +8 words

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

Ibatan abatage dibatag robatas abatable abatages dibatags Ecbatana Nabataea Shibatas abatacept abatagati combatant debatable debatably Karo␣Batak Nabataean Nabatæan plumbatae Sabbatary Toba␣Batak acrobat␣ant combatable combatants debatables Guinobatan lobatamide Nabataeans robatayaki unabatable Insabbatati lobatamides Sabbatarian undebatable undebatably andabatarian celibatarian debatability grab␣at␣a␣straw mombin␣batard noncombatant non-combatant nondebatable phlobatannin Sabbatarians Tabata␣method uncombatable celibatarians combatability debatableness +20 words

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

Obata albata robata Tabata Lembata Shibata plumbata Tanabata hyperbata Murinbata stylobata acne␣conglobata

8 words-in-word (Words found as is inside the word. Minimum size 3 letters.)

Ata ATA âta -ata bat BAT bat- Bat-

6 words-in-word RTL (Words found written from right to left, inside the word. Minimum size 3 letters.)

Ata ATA âta -ata tab Tab

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

AABT ABTA

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

AABTM abaat abaft abaht abait abart abate Abate abbat abeat aboat artab at␣bar at-bat at␣bat at␣bay Baath Ba'ath Baatz BACTA bafta BAFTA Balta banat Banat Banta Baota Barta basta batab Batak Batam Batas Batna BATNA Batra batta Batta Batwa Kabat Labat Obata rabat Rabat sabat Sabat Staab Tabak Tabar tabia tabla talab

27 anagrams found minus a letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word minus a letter.)

AAB AAT aba Aba ABA A.B.A. abt ABT abt. Ata ATA âta -ata ATB baa BAA bat BAT bat- Bat- BTA B.T.A. taa TAA tab Tab TBA

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

baaa baba Baca Baha Baha' Bahá' Baháʼ Baja baka Baka Bala bama Bama bara basa Basa bate Bate BATF bath Bath Ba'th Baʻth bati Bato bats Bats batt Batt batu Batu Baty batz Bawa Baxa baya baza Baza beta Beta buta cata- data Fata FATA gata Hata IATA kata lata Lata Nata pata PATA rata SATA tata Tata TATA ta-ta ta␣ta

12 lipograms (New words found when removing only one letter.)

Ata ATA âta -ata baa BAA bat BAT bat- Bat- BTA B.T.A.

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

BACTA bafta BAFTA Balta Banta Baota Barta basta Batna BATNA Batra batta Batta Batwa


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