Brazilian Portuguese Adjectives with A

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  1. abafado: Hot and suffocating, lacking ventilation.
  2. abalado: Emotionally or physically affected.
  3. abalizado: Experienced, with authority or knowledge.
  4. abalroado: Collided, hit by an impact.
  5. abandonado: Left behind, unprotected or neglected.
  6. abarroado: Overloaded, squeezed by excess.
  7. abarrotado: Crowded, filled to the limit.
  8. abastada: Rich, with abundant resources.
  9. abastado: Well-provided, financially stable.
  10. abastecido: Supplied, replenished.
  11. abatido: Discouraged, weakened or sad.
  12. abatumado: Clustered, crushed or squashed.
  13. abaulado: Curved, rounded shape.
  14. abdutor: Related to the movement of moving away from the body (in anatomy).
  15. abduzido: Taken by force, often used in contexts of kidnapping or extraterrestrials.
  16. abelhudo: Too curious, intrusive.
  17. abençoado: Blessed, spiritually favored.
  18. aberrante: Abnormal, unusual, strange.
  19. aberto: Available, accessible, exposed.
  20. abestado: Foolish, silly.
  21. abestalhado: Stupid, dazed.
  22. abiótico: Related to non-living things, without life.
  23. abismado: Very surprised, shocked.
  24. abismal: Very deep or extreme.
  25. abissal: Related to the bottom of the ocean or something very deep.
  26. abjecto: Despicable, ignoble (variant form of “abjeto”).
  27. abjeto: Miserable, repulsive, morally low.
  28. ablativo: Related to removal or distance (used in grammar or medicine).
  29. abnegada: Altruistic, self-sacrificing for others.
  30. abnóxio: Harmful, damaging.
  31. abobadado: Curved like a vault, in an arched shape.
  32. abobado: Foolish, not intelligent, or very surprised.
  33. abobalhado: Idiotic, clumsy.
  34. abolicionista: Related to those who support abolition, especially of slavery.
  35. abolido: Extinct, finished, officially canceled.
  36. abominado: Hated, detested.
  37. abominável: Repulsive, extremely unpleasant.
  38. abonado: Wealthy, financially stable.
  39. abordado: Addressed, discussed, or confronted.
  40. aborígine: Related to the original inhabitants of a place.
  41. aborrecido: Bored, irritated, or unsatisfied.
  42. abortado: Interrupted before completion, not finished.
  43. abraçada: Embraced, enveloped in a hug.
  44. abraçado: Held in an embrace or adopted (an idea or concept).
  45. abrangente: Extensive, covering a large area or variety.
  46. abrasado: Burned, very hot.
  47. abrasador: Extremely hot, burning.
  48. abrasivo: That wears down, rough or harsh.
  49. abreviado: Shortened, reduced in size or duration.
  50. abrigada: Protected, safe.
  51. abrigado: Sheltered from the elements, protected.
  52. abrupta: Sudden, steep, or very steep (feminine form of “abrupto”).
  53. abrupto: Sudden, steep, or unexpected.
  54. abscôndito: Hidden, secret.
  55. absolutista: Related to absolutism, defender of absolute power.
  56. absoluto: Complete, without restrictions or conditions.
  57. absolvido: Cleared of charges, free of guilt.
  58. absorto: Completely absorbed or involved in something.
  59. absorvente: That absorbs liquids or information.
  60. absorvido: Completely taken or consumed by something.
  61. abstêmico: That abstains from consuming certain substances, especially alcohol.
  62. abstido: That has abstained, abstinent.
  63. abstinente: That refrains from something, especially physical pleasures.
  64. abstraído: Distracted, lost in thought.
  65. abstrata: Not concrete, theoretical, or conceptual (feminine form of “abstrato”).
  66. abstrato: Not tangible, related to ideas or concepts.
  67. abstruso: Difficult to understand, complex.
  68. absurdo: Illogical, irrational, or ridiculous.
  69. abúlico: Without willpower, apathetic, or indifferent.
  70. abundante: In large quantity, plentiful.
  71. abusado: That has crossed limits, disrespectful, or cheeky.
  72. abusivo: Involving abuse, excessive, or oppressive.
  73. acabado: Completely finished, exhausted, or deteriorated.
  74. acabrunhado: Sad, depressed, or discouraged.
  75. acachapante: Impressive, leaving someone speechless.
  76. academicista: Related to academicism, overly formal or rigid in academic rules.
  77. acadiano: Related to the inhabitants of Acadia, an old French colony.
  78. acalorada: Heated, involved in a lively discussion (feminine form of “acalorado”).
  79. acalorado: Emotionally intense, heated or energized.
  80. acamado: Confined to bed, usually due to illness.
  81. acanhado: Shy, reserved, or withdrawn.
  82. acarretado: Caused or provoked by something.
  83. acatado: Respected or followed (like an order).
  84. acautelado: Cautious, careful.
  85. acessível: Easy to reach, accessible to everyone.
  86. acéfala: Headless, or figuratively, without leadership (feminine form of “acéfalo”).
  87. acéfalo: Headless or without direction.
  88. aceitável: That can be accepted, appropriate, or satisfactory.
  89. aceito: Received with approval, agreed upon.
  90. acelerado: Fast, hurried, or increased in speed.
  91. acelular: Without cells, or not composed of cells.
  92. acendrado: Pure, without blemishes, or refined.
  93. acentuado: Highlighted, prominent, or emphasized.
  94. acerbo: Harsh or bitter in taste or attitude.
  95. acérrimo: Extremely strong or intense, especially in opposition.
  96. acertado: Correctly done or decided, precise.
  97. acesa: Illuminated, on fire (feminine form of “aceso”).
  98. aceso: Illuminated, activated, or on fire.
  99. acessível: That can be accessed, available.
  100. acessório: Complementary, used to add something to another object.
  101. acético: Related to acetic acid, sour or pungent.
  102. acetinado: With a smooth, shiny surface, like satin.
  103. achacado: Suffering from illnesses or problems, debilitated.
  104. achatado: Flattened, compressed.
  105. achincalhado: Ridiculed, treated with disdain.
  106. acidentado: Irregular, with many ups and downs.
  107. acidental: Opposite of planned, happened by chance.
  108. acimentado: Covered or fixed with cement, solidified.
  109. acintoso: Offensive, provocative, or disrespectful.
  110. acinturado: With a marked waist, adjusted at the waist.
  111. acinzentado: With a grayish color, not fully gray.
  112. acionado: Put into operation, activated.
  113. acionário: Related to stocks or shareholding in a company.
  114. acirrada: Intense, competitive (feminine form of “acirrado”).
  115. acirrado: Intense, fierce, or competitive.
  116. açodado: Hasty, precipitated, or impetuous.
  117. acoimado: Marked with a hot iron, figuratively stigmatized.
  118. acoitado: Welcomed or protected.
  119. acolchoado: Lined or filled with padding, comfortable.
  120. acolhedor: Hospitable, welcoming, or comfortable.
  121. acolhido: Received, accepted, or sheltered.
  122. acometido: Affected by something, usually a disease.
  123. acomodado: Settled, someone who easily adjusts or is passive.
  124. acompanhado: With company, not alone.
  125. aconchegante: Comfortable, cozy.
  126. acondicionado: Organized in an orderly way, packaged.
  127. aconselhado: That has received guidance or advice.
  128. aconselhável: Recommendable, worthy of being suggested.
  129. acontecido: Happened, fulfilled, or someone who has “made it” in life.
  130. acoplado: Joined, attached to something.
  131. acordado: Awake or in agreement with something.
  132. acordante: That participates in an agreement.
  133. açoriano: Related to the Azores, a Portuguese archipelago.
  134. acossado: Persecuted, tormented, or pressured.
  135. acostumado: Habituated, familiar with something.
  136. acral: Related to the extremities of the body (hands and feet).
  137. acre: Bitter in taste or smell, acidic, or pungent.
  138. acreditado: Credited or trusted.
  139. acrescentada: Added (feminine form of “acrescentado”).
  140. acrescentado: Something that has been added or increased.
  141. acrescente: That adds, that sums.
  142. acrescido: Increased, added.
  143. acrílico: Related to synthetic materials, like acrylic plastic.
  144. acrimonioso: Harsh, filled with bitterness.
  145. acrisolado: Purified, refined through testing.
  146. acrítico: Without critical spirit, that does not question.
  147. acro: Related to extremities or height.
  148. acrônico: That is not based on time or is independent of it.
  149. actínico: Related to radiation or light that causes chemical reactions.
  150. açu: Large, of great size (mainly used in indigenous names).
  151. acuado: Cornered, without escape, or intimidated.
  152. açucarado: Sweet, excessively sweet.
  153. açulado: Stimulated or urged to act.
  154. aculturado: That has undergone a process of acculturation, assimilating another group’s culture.
  155. acumulado: Gathered over time, accumulated.
  156. acumulativo: Tending to accumulate or gather.
  157. acurada: Precise, exact (feminine form of “acurado”).
  158. acurado: Exact, meticulous, detailed.
  159. acusador: That accuses or makes accusations.
  160. acústico: Related to sound or hearing.
  161. adâmico: Related to Adam or the initial creation.
  162. adaptado: That has been adjusted or modified to fit.
  163. adaptativo: Able to adjust to new conditions.
  164. adaptável: That can be adapted or adjusted.
  165. adensado: Made denser or more compact.
  166. adequada: Appropriate, suitable (feminine form of “adequado”).
  167. adequado: Correct, appropriate, or adjusted for a purpose.
  168. aderente: That adheres, that sticks.
  169. adesivado: That has been stuck or attached with adhesive.
  170. adesivo: That has sticking properties, or that adheres.
  171. adestrado: That has been trained, usually for animals.
  172. adiado: Postponed, left for later.
  173. adiantado: Ahead of time, prepared in advance.
  174. adicionado: Something that has been added or included.
  175. adicional: Extra, added to what already exists.
  176. adicto: Addicted, dependent on something, usually chemical substances.
  177. adimensional: Without dimension.
  178. adimplente: That fulfills financial obligations.
  179. adiposo: Related to fat, greasy.
  180. aditivado: Enriched with additives, additional substances.
  181. aditivo: That adds to or improves something.
  182. adjacente: Nearby, next to something.
  183. adjeto: That has been added, aggregated.
  184. adjunto: Auxiliary, that helps or complements something.
  185. administrado: Managed, organized, or controlled.
  186. administrativo: Related to administration or management.
  187. admirado: That feels admiration or respect for something or someone.
  188. admirador: That has appreciation or admiration for something or someone.
  189. admirável: Worthy of admiration, impressive.
  190. admissional: Related to admission, especially in a job context.
  191. admissível: That can be accepted or permitted.
  192. admitido: Accepted, approved, or recognized.
  193. adocicado: Slightly sweet, sugary.
  194. adoentado: Not in full health, debilitated.
  195. adoidado: Acting in an insane or uncontrolled manner.
  196. adorado: Much loved, revered.
  197. adorável: Worthy of adoration, charming.
  198. adornado: Decorated, embellished.
  199. adotante: That adopts, especially in a legal adoption context.
  200. adotivo: Related to adoption, especially adoptive parents or children.
  201. adquirente: That acquires, buyer.
  202. adquirido: That has been obtained or purchased.
  203. adrenérgico: Related to adrenaline, usually associated with stress responses.
  204. adscrito: Assigned or related to something.
  205. adstrito: Linked or limited to something.
  206. aduaneiro: Related to customs or border control.
  207. adulador: That flatters excessively to gain favor.
  208. adulterado: That has been modified fraudulently, corrupted.
  209. Adúltero: Related to marital infidelity.
  210. Adulto: That has reached maturity; mature.
  211. Adunco: Curved downward, like a hook.
  212. Adusto: Sun-dried or burnt by the sun.
  213. Adutor: Related to something that conducts or transports.
  214. Adventício: Coming from outside; accidental or fortuitous.
  215. Adverbial: Related to adverbs, which qualify verbs.
  216. Adversário: Opponent, enemy.
  217. Adversativo: That expresses opposition or contrast.
  218. Adverso: Contrary, unfavorable.
  219. Advertido: Warned, forewarned about something.
  220. Advindo: Originated, coming from something.
  221. Advocatício: Related to the legal profession or lawyers.
  222. Aéreo: Related to the air or aviation.
  223. Aeróbico: Related to the presence of oxygen; physical exercise.
  224. Aeróbio: That needs oxygen to survive.
  225. Aeroportuário: Related to airports.
  226. Aético: Lacking ethics; without principles.
  227. Afadigado: Very tired or exhausted.
  228. Afamado: Famous, known for something.
  229. Afanoso: Full of effort or work.
  230. Afásico: Related to the loss of the ability to speak or understand.
  231. Afastado: Distant, remote.
  232. Afável: Pleasant, kind in manner.
  233. Afebril: Without fever; healthy.
  234. Afeito: Accustomed, habituated to something.
  235. Afeminado: Having characteristics associated with femininity.
  236. Aferente: That transports or brings something inward.
  237. Aferido: Measured or assessed precisely.
  238. Aferidor: That measures or verifies something.
  239. Aferível: That can be measured or verified.
  240. Afetado: That behaves in an artificial or forced manner.
  241. Afetivo: Related to emotions or feelings.
  242. Afetuoso: Loving, affectionate.
  243. Afiado: Sharp; can also mean clever.
  244. Afiançado: Guaranteed by bond or promise.
  245. Afilado: Sharp, narrow.
  246. Afiliado: That has joined an organization or group.
  247. Afim: Similar, with affinity.
  248. Afinado: In harmony; adjusted.
  249. Afins: Similar or related by affinity.
  250. Afirmativo: That confirms or declares positively.
  251. Afligido: Distressed, worried.
  252. Aflitivo: That causes suffering or pain.
  253. Aflito: Anxious, distressed.
  254. Afobado: Hurried, impatient.
  255. Afogado: That has drowned, asphyxiated in liquid.
  256. Afogueado: That is red or flushed.
  257. Afoito: Courageous, bold, but sometimes reckless.
  258. Afônico: Voiceless, unable to speak.
  259. Aforismático: Related to aphorisms; concise.
  260. Aforístico: Brief and meaningful expression.
  261. Afortunado: Lucky, prosperous.
  262. Africano: Related to the African continent.
  263. Afro: Related to African culture or origin.
  264. Afrodescendente: Descendant of Africans.
  265. Afrodisíaco: That increases sexual desire.
  266. Afrontosa: That offends or insults.
  267. Afrontoso: Insulting, disrespectful.
  268. Afunilado: Narrowing toward a point; funnel-shaped.
  269. Agachado: Crouched or bent over.
  270. Agarrado: Gripped, firmly held.
  271. Agateado: With a color similar to agate.
  272. Agenciador: Acting as an intermediary; agent.
  273. Agiota: Related to those who lend money at high interest rates.
  274. Agitado: Nervous, restless.
  275. Aglutinante: That binds or sticks parts together.
  276. Agnato: Related to paternal kinship.
  277. Agoniado: Anxious, restless, distressed.
  278. Agônico: Related to agony; near death.
  279. Agoureiro: That predicts or announces bad luck.
  280. Agourento: That brings bad omens.
  281. Agraciado: Blessed, favored by something.
  282. Agradabilíssimo: Extremely pleasant.
  283. Agradável: Pleasant, satisfying.
  284. Agradecido: Grateful, showing gratitude.
  285. Agrário: Related to land or agriculture.
  286. Agravado: Made more serious or intense.
  287. Agravante: That aggravates or worsens a situation.
  288. Agre: Sour or bitter in taste.
  289. Agregado: Joined, attached to something.
  290. Agressivo: That tends to attack or act violently.
  291. Agressor: One who commits aggression.
  292. Agreste: Rough, rural; wild.
  293. Agrícola: Related to agriculture.
  294. Agridoce: A mix of sweet and sour or bitter.
  295. Agripino: Related to the flu; afflicted by the flu.
  296. Agro: Related to the countryside or agriculture.
  297. Agroexportador: One who exports agricultural products.
  298. Agroindustrial: Related to agroindustry.
  299. Aguado: Diluted, with excess water.
  300. Aguçado: Sharp, keen; perceptive.
  301. Agudo: Sharp, having a fine point; also, a high and piercing sound.
  302. Aguerrido: Brave, courageous in combat or fights.
  303. Aidético: A person who suffers from AIDS.
  304. Airado: Enraged, very angry.
  305. Airoso: Elegant, graceful.
  306. Ajudador: One who offers help or assistance.
  307. Ajuizado: Wise, sensible.
  308. Ajustado: Well-suited or adapted.
  309. Alado: Winged, having wings.
  310. Alagadiço: Prone to flooding, flood-prone.
  311. Alagado: Covered by water.
  312. Alaranjado: Orange-colored.
  313. Alarmado: Alarmed, scared.
  314. Alarmante: That causes alarm or concern.
  315. Alarmista: One who exaggerates dangers, pessimist.
  316. Alarve: Rude, coarse.
  317. Alazão: Light chestnut color, mostly used for horses.
  318. Albardeiro: Related to saddles or their manufacture.
  319. Albergado: Sheltered, housed in a shelter or lodging.
  320. Alcalino: Related to alkaline substances (not acidic).
  321. Alcançado: That has been reached or obtained.
  322. Alcançável: That can be reached or achieved.
  323. Alcandorado: Elevated, placed in an elevated position.
  324. Alcoólico: Related to alcohol.
  325. Alcoolista: Related to alcohol consumption.
  326. Alcoolizado: Intoxicated, under the influence of alcohol.
  327. Aleatório: Random, occurring unpredictably.
  328. Alegórico: Related to allegories, symbolic.
  329. Alegre: Happy, in a good mood.
  330. Aleijado: Physically disabled, especially in limbs.
  331. Aleivoso: Treacherous, deceitful.
  332. Alentado: Robust, in good health.
  333. Alentador: Encouraging, uplifting.
  334. Alérgico: Having allergies.
  335. Alexandrino: Related to the city of Alexandria, also used in literature (Alexandrine verse).
  336. Alfabetizado: One who has learned to read and write.
  337. Alfandegário: Related to customs.
  338. Alfanumérico: A combination of letters and numbers.
  339. Alforriado: Freed, usually referring to a former slave.
  340. Alheia: Belonging to another person, distant.
  341. Alheio: Belonging to others, indifferent.
  342. Aliado: United by a pact or agreement, ally.
  343. Alicerçado: Well-founded, with a solid base.
  344. Aliciador: One who recruits or seduces for some purpose.
  345. Aliciante: Attractive, seductive.
  346. Alienado: Detached from reality; also, someone who has lost civil rights.
  347. Alienável: That can be transferred or sold.
  348. Alienígena: Alien, related to beings from another planet.
  349. Alígero: That has wings, winged.
  350. Alijado: Excluded, left out.
  351. Alimentado: Fed, nourished.
  352. Alimentar: Related to feeding or nutrition.
  353. Alimentício: Related to food.
  354. Alinhado: In a straight line, in harmony.
  355. Alinhavado: Temporarily stitched or sewn.
  356. Alísio: Related to the trade winds, common in tropical zones.
  357. Alistado: Enrolled or registered in a list.
  358. Aliviado: Relieved, feeling of release after stress or worry.
  359. Almejado: Much desired, expected.
  360. Almiscarado: With a musk-like smell.
  361. Almo: Sweet, kind, pleasant.
  362. Alocado: Positioned or placed in a specific location.
  363. Alocêntrico: That focuses on others, not on oneself.
  364. Alóctone: Originating from elsewhere; foreign.
  365. Alodial: Related to full ownership, without dependency.
  366. Alojado: Settled, sheltered in a place.
  367. Alongado: Made longer, stretched.
  368. Aloprado: Clumsy, awkward.
  369. Alpino: Related to the Alps or mountainous regions.
  370. Alquebrado: Weakened, debilitated.
  371. Altanaria: Loftiness; elevated pride.
  372. Altaneiro: Proud, lofty.
  373. Alterado: Modified, changed.
  374. Alternado: Occurring alternately or in turn.
  375. Alternativo: Offering another option or choice.
  376. Alterno: That occurs alternately or intercalated.
  377. Altíssimo: Very tall; superlative of tall.
  378. Altissonante: Of a high or pompous tone.
  379. Altista: One who believes in trends of rising in the market.
  380. Altiva: Proud, with a superior attitude.
  381. Altivo: Proud, with an elevated posture.
  382. Alto: Tall, of great height.
  383. Altor: That promotes or causes elevation.
  384. Altruístico: Selfless, seeking the good of others.
  385. Aluado: Distracted, with head in the clouds.
  386. Alucinado: Out of control, taken by hallucinations.
  387. Alucinante: Impressive, staggering.
  388. Alucinógeno: That causes hallucinations.
  389. Aludido: Mentioned indirectly.
  390. Aluído: Collapsed or fallen.
  391. Alumiado: Illuminated, full of light.
  392. Alusivo: That refers to something; suggestive.
  393. Aluvial: Related to alluvium, fertile land from river deposits.
  394. Alva: White, clear.
  395. Alvacento: Very white, pale.
  396. Alvar: Simple, without malice.
  397. Alvejado: Hit by a projectile.
  398. Alveolar: Related to alveoli; in phonetics, sounds made with the tongue on the upper teeth.
  399. Alvinegro: Composed of black and white.
  400. Alvirrubro: Composed of red and white.
  401. Alvissareiro: That brings good news; promising.
  402. Alviverde: Composed of green and white.
  403. Alvoroçado: Agitated, in a state of confusion.
  404. Amabilíssimo: Extremely kind.
  405. Amadeirado: With the aroma or taste of wood.
  406. Amado: Loved, adored.
  407. Amainado: Calmed down, softened.
  408. Amaldiçoado: Cursed, affected by a curse.
  409. Amalucado: Acting in an insane or strange way.
  410. Amancebado: Living in a stable union without formal marriage.
  411. Amaneirado: Having artificial or exaggerated gestures.
  412. Amansado: Made tame, calmed.
  413. Amante: One who loves; also, someone who has an affair outside of marriage.
  414. Amarelado: Having a yellowish color.
  415. Amarelo: Yellow, like gold or the sun.
  416. Amarfanhado: Wrinkled, folded in a disorderly way.
  417. Amargo: Having a sour or unpleasant taste, usually acidic or tart.
  418. Amargurado: Feeling great sadness or resentment.
  419. Amaríssimo: Extremely bitter, intensely unpleasant to the taste.
  420. Amaro: A type of bitterness, less intense than “amaríssimo.”
  421. Amarrado: Tied or bound by ropes.
  422. Amasiado: Related to a non-official union, a form of concubinage.
  423. Amassado: Something that has been pressed, creating folds or marks.
  424. Amável: Someone who shows kindness and courtesy.
  425. Ambicioso: Having a strong desire to achieve something, usually power or success.
  426. Ambidestro: Able to use both hands equally well.
  427. Ambiental: Related to the environment or the natural surroundings.
  428. Ambíguo: Something that can have more than one interpretation or meaning.
  429. Ambivalente: Having contradictory feelings or opinions about something.
  430. Ambulatorial: Related to medical treatments that do not require hospitalization.
  431. Ambulatório: Refers to a place where outpatient medical care is provided.
  432. Ameaçador: That suggests danger or intimidation.
  433. Amedrontado: Scared, frightened.
  434. Amena: Pleasant, calm, giving a sense of comfort.
  435. Amendoado: Shaped or colored like an almond.
  436. Amenizado: That has been softened, made less intense.
  437. Ameno: Mild, pleasant in terms of perspective or climate.
  438. Americano: Related to the Americas, especially the United States.
  439. Ameríndio: Related to the indigenous peoples of the Americas.
  440. Amestrado: That has been trained to perform specific actions.
  441. Amicíssimo: Very friendly, of great friendship.
  442. Amicrobiano: Related to the inhibition of microbes or bacteria.
  443. Amigável: That demonstrates friendliness or good disposition.
  444. Amistoso: Friendly, especially in the context of sports or competitions.
  445. Amnésico: Related to memory loss.
  446. Amofinado: Sad, discouraged, disheartened.
  447. Amolado: That has been sharpened or is irritated.
  448. Amolgado: That has been battered, creating a deformation on its surface.
  449. Amoque: A state of madness or uncontrollable fury.
  450. Amorável: That is worthy of being loved, lovable.
  451. Amorfa: Without a defined shape.
  452. Amorfo: Also without a defined shape, disorganized.
  453. Amorosa: That expresses or feels love.
  454. Amoroso: Someone or something that expresses affection and love.
  455. Amortecido: That has been softened, reduced in intensity.
  456. Amortizado: That has been paid off in installments, like a debt.
  457. Amotinado: That participated or was involved in a mutiny.
  458. Amotinador: One who instigates or leads a revolt or mutiny.
  459. Amovível: Something that can be easily removed or moved.
  460. Amparado: That has received protection or support.
  461. Ampla: Wide, with great extent or reach.
  462. Amplo: Also refers to something spacious or extensive.
  463. Amuado: That appears sulky or upset.
  464. Anabatista: Related to the Anabaptist religious movement.
  465. Anabólico: That promotes tissue growth, especially muscles.
  466. Anabolizante: A substance that increases muscle mass, with anabolic effects.
  467. Anacrônico: Something out of its time, unsuitable for the era.
  468. Anaeróbico: Related to the absence of oxygen in the process of cellular respiration.
  469. Anaeróbio: Organism that lives without oxygen.
  470. Anafado: Irritated or upset.
  471. Anafórico: Related to anaphora, a rhetorical device that repeats a word at the beginning of phrases or verses.
  472. Analfabético: Related to the inability to read or write, illiterate.
  473. Analgésico: A substance or medicine that relieves pain.
  474. Analítica: Related to analysis, examining in detail.
  475. Analítico: Also related to detailed analysis.
  476. Análoga: That has similarity or correspondence with something else.
  477. Analógico: Not digital, represented in a continuous form.
  478. Anaplásico: Related to cancer cells that lose their normal differentiation.
  479. Anárquico: That does not follow rules or laws, chaotic.
  480. Anatômico: Related to anatomy, the structure of bodies.
  481. Ancestral: Related to ancestors, very old.
  482. Ancho: Proud, feeling superior.
  483. Ancilar: Related to accessories or auxiliary roles.
  484. Andaluz: Related to Andalusia, a region in Spain.
  485. Andante: That is in motion, walking.
  486. Andejo: One who walks a lot, a wanderer.
  487. Andino: Related to the Andes region.
  488. Andrajoso: Dressed in rags, shabby.
  489. Androcêntrico: That places men at the center, male-dominated.
  490. Anecoico: That does not produce echoes, absorbs sound.
  491. Anedótico: Related to anecdotes, short and funny stories.
  492. Anelado: That has the shape of a ring or concentric circles.
  493. Anelante: One who longs for or desires something greatly.
  494. Anérgico: One who does not present a proper immune response.
  495. Anestésico: Related to anesthesia, a substance that induces insensitivity to pain.
  496. Anético: Related to morals or ethics.
  497. Anexado: That has been attached or incorporated into something.
  498. Anexo: Something added, attached to another thing.
  499. Anfêmero: That has a very short existence, fleeting.
  500. Anfíbio: Related to animals that live both in water and on land.
  501. Angariado: That has been obtained or gathered, especially resources.
  502. Angariador: One who gathers or collects something, like funds or support.
  503. Angelical: That has characteristics of an angel, pure, innocent.
  504. Angélico: Also related to angels, divine and pure.
  505. Anglo: Related to Anglo-Saxon peoples or culture.
  506. Anglófilo: One who appreciates or has a liking for English culture.
  507. Anglófono: One who speaks English as their primary language.
  508. Angolano: Related to Angola, its people or culture.
  509. Angorá: Related to the soft fur of certain animals, like the Angora rabbit.
  510. Angular: Related to angles, forming angles.
  511. Anguloso: Having many sharp angles or edges.
  512. Angustiado: That feels great concern or affliction.
  513. Angustiante: That causes distress, anxiety, or anguish.
  514. Animado: Full of energy, enthusiasm.
  515. Animador: One who motivates or inspires, an encourager.
  516. Animalesco: That resembles an animal in behavior or appearance.
  517. Anímico: Related to mood or spirit.
  518. Animista: Related to animism, the belief that objects or beings have souls.
  519. Aninhado: Snuggled, sheltered in a protected place.
  520. Aniquilado: Completely destroyed or defeated.
  521. Anistiado: One who has received amnesty, forgiven for an offense.
  522. Aniversariante: One who celebrates their birthday.
  523. Anódino: Something harmless, that does not cause pain or discomfort.
  524. Anômalo: Something that is out of the ordinary, abnormal.
  525. Anômico: Related to anomie, lack of rules or disorder.
  526. Anônimo: Without an identified name, unknown.
  527. Anoréxico: Related to anorexia, an eating disorder characterized by loss of appetite.
  528. Anormal: That is outside normal patterns, unusual.
  529. Anósmico: Related to the absence of the sense of smell.
  530. Anoso: That is old or ancient.
  531. Anotado: Something that has been recorded as a note.
  532. Anóxico: Related to the total lack of oxygen.
  533. Ansiado: Something that is greatly desired or awaited.
  534. Ansiogênico: Something that causes or generates anxiety.
  535. Ansiógeno: Something that provokes anxiety.
  536. Ansiolítico: A substance that reduces anxiety.
  537. Ansiosa: One who feels anxiety or restlessness.
  538. Ansiosíssimo: An extreme degree of anxiety.
  539. Ansioso: One who feels anxiety, impatience, or concern.
  540. Antagônico: That is contrary or opposite in nature or action.
  541. Antálgico: Related to pain relief, similar to analgesic.
  542. Antecedente: That comes before in time or sequence.
  543. Antecessor: One who held a position before someone else.
  544. Antecipado: Something that was done or occurred earlier than expected.
  545. Antediluviano: Extremely old, from ancient times.
  546. Antenado: One who is updated, aware of the latest developments.
  547. Antepassado: Related to ancestors or forebears.
  548. Antepenúltimo: One that is in the position before the penultimate in a sequence.
  549. Anterior: That comes before in a sequence or chronology.
  550. Anterógrado: Related to moving forward, especially in terms of memory.
  551. Antiaderente: That does not adhere or stick, like in cookware surfaces.
  552. Antiaéreo: Related to defense against aerial attacks.
  553. Antialérgico: A substance or material that prevents or reduces allergic reactions.
  554. Antiálgico: Something that relieves or prevents pain, similar to analgesic.
  555. Antibíblico: That goes against the teachings or texts of the Bible.
  556. Antichama: That resists or prevents the spread of flames.
  557. Anticlerical: That opposes the influence of the clergy or church in society.
  558. Anticolonial: Opposing colonialism or colonial domination.
  559. Anticonstitucional: That goes against a country’s constitution.
  560. Anticorrosivo: That prevents or resists corrosion, especially in metals.
  561. Antidemocrático: Opposed to democratic principles.
  562. Antiderrapante: That prevents slipping, especially on floors or surfaces.
  563. Antidesportivo: Not compatible with the spirit of sports.
  564. Antieconômico: That is not economically advantageous.
  565. Antiedematoso: That prevents or reduces swelling (edemas).
  566. Antiespasmódico: That reduces or prevents muscle spasms.
  567. Antiestático: That prevents static electricity.
  568. Antiestresse: That reduces or prevents stress.
  569. Antiético: That goes against ethics or moral principles.
  570. Antiflogístico: Related to the reduction of inflammation.
  571. Antifônico: That combats excessive sound or noise.
  572. Antifúngico: A substance that fights fungi.
  573. Antifurto: That prevents or hinders theft.
  574. Antigênico: Related to antigens, substances that provoke an immune response.
  575. Antigo: Something that is many years old, ancient, historical.
  576. Antiguíssimo: Extremely old, many centuries ago.
  577. Antijurídico: That goes against laws or legal principles.
  578. Antimetafísico: That opposes metaphysics, the study of being and reality.
  579. Antinatural: That is unnatural, against the laws of nature.
  580. Antinômico: That presents a contradiction or paradox.
  581. Antioxidante: A substance that prevents oxidation, protecting cells and tissues.
  582. Antipático: That is not friendly, unpleasant.
  583. Antipolítico: That is opposed to or averse to politics.
  584. Antiquado: Something that is no longer in use or fashion, outdated.
  585. Antiquíssimo: Of extreme antiquity, much older than usual.
  586. Antissemítico: That discriminates or has prejudice against Jews.
  587. Antissocial: That avoids or opposes social life, hostile to society.
  588. Antitético: That is contrary, opposite to another idea or concept.
  589. Antitussígeno: A substance that combats coughing.
  590. Antivacina: Opposed to the use of vaccines.
  591. Antológico: Related to an anthology, a collection of outstanding works, especially literary ones.
  592. Antrópico: Related to the action or influence of humans on the environment.
  593. Antropocêntrico: That places humans at the center of everything.
  594. Antropofágico: Related to cannibalism, the practice of eating human flesh.
  595. Antropófago: A person who practices cannibalism.
  596. Antropogênico: Resulting from human activity, especially regarding the environment.
  597. Antropoide: Having a human form or resemblance to humans.
  598. Antropológico: Related to the study of anthropology, the science of human beings.
  599. Antropomórfico: That attributes human characteristics to non-human beings.
  600. Antropomorfo: That has a human shape or appearance.
  601. Anual: That occurs once a year or lasts for one year.
  602. Anucleado: Lacking a nucleus, usually used in biology to describe cells.
  603. Anuente: One who agrees or approves something.
  604. Anuído: Something that has been approved or accepted.
  605. Anulado: That has been canceled or invalidated.
  606. Anular: Related to annulment, something that cancels or nullifies.
  607. Anunciada: Something that has been announced or communicated beforehand.
  608. Anunciado: Something that has been declared or publicly announced.
  609. Anunciante: A person or company that promotes or advertises something.
  610. Anúrico: Related to the absence or reduced production of urine.
  611. Anuro: Related to amphibians that lack tails, like frogs and toads.
  612. Apache: Related to the Apache people of North America.
  613. Apagado: That has been turned off or lost brightness or importance.
  614. Apaixonado: Someone who feels intense love or passion.
  615. Apaixonante: Something that awakens or provokes passion.
  616. Apalavrado: Something that has been promised verbally, without formal written agreement.
  617. Apalermado: That is confused, stunned, or disoriented.
  618. Apanhado: Something that has been caught or collected.
  619. Aparador: An object used to trim or cut something, like a beard or hair.
  620. Aparatoso: Something that is exaggerated, flashy, or ostentatious.
  621. Aparelhado: Equipped with the necessary instruments or tools.
  622. Aparentado: Related by family or kinship.
  623. Aparente: Something that seems to be true but might not be.
  624. Apartado: Separated, distant, or isolated.
  625. Apartidário: One who does not follow any political party.
  626. Aparvalhado: One who is confused or stupefied.
  627. Apático: Showing lack of interest or emotion.
  628. Apátrida: A person without official nationality.
  629. Apavorado: Taken by intense fear.
  630. Apavorante: That causes terror or extreme fear.
  631. Apaziguador: Someone who brings calm or peace to a situation.
  632. Apeado: That has been dismounted or removed.
  633. Apelado: One who has undergone an appeal, especially in legal contexts.
  634. Apelativo: Something that attracts attention in an exaggerated or manipulative way.
  635. Apenado: One who has received punishment or a sentence.
  636. Apensado: Something attached or appended to another document or process.
  637. Apenso: A document that is attached to another for additional information.
  638. Apercebido: One who has noticed or become aware of something.
  639. Aperiente: Stimulating to the appetite.
  640. Aperitivo: Something that stimulates the appetite, typically before meals.
  641. Aperreado: One who is anxious or worried.
  642. Apertado: Tight, with little space, or very close-fitting.
  643. Apessoado: Of good appearance or well-dressed.
  644. Apetecível: Something that is desirable or attractive.
  645. Apetitoso: Something that stimulates the appetite, delicious.
  646. Apical: Related to the apex or top of something.
  647. Apícola: Related to beekeeping or the breeding of bees.
  648. Apimentado: That contains or is reminiscent of pepper; spicy.
  649. Apinhado: Full or crowded with something.
  650. Apirético: Lacking fever.
  651. Aplainado: That has been smoothed or leveled.
  652. Aplanado: Something that has been made flat or leveled.
  653. Aplaudível: That deserves applause or approval.
  654. Aplicado: Dedicated and diligent in something.
  655. Aplicando: One who is in the process of applying something.
  656. Aplicável: That can be applied in a given situation.
  657. Apocalíptico: Related to the end of the world or catastrophic events.
  658. Apócrifa: Feminine form of “apócrifo”; not authentic or of questionable origin.
  659. Apócrifo: Something whose authenticity is questionable.
  660. Apodíctico: Something logically indisputable.
  661. Apodítico: Synonym of “apodíctico”; indisputable.
  662. Apoiado: Supported or assisted by something or someone.
  663. Apolíneo: Related to idealized beauty, harmony, and balance.
  664. Apologético: That defends or justifies something, especially in a religious context.
  665. Apologista: A person who defends or justifies an idea or doctrine.
  666. Apoplético: Related to apoplexy or a state of extreme rage.
  667. Apoquentado: That is upset or disturbed.
  668. Aporético: One who expresses doubt or contradiction.
  669. Aposentado: One who has retired from work after fulfilling the years of service.
  670. Apositivo: That is placed next to something to explain or complement it.
  671. Apostólico: Related to the apostles or the Pope.
  672. Apoteótico: That evokes apotheosis; grandiose or triumphant.
  673. Apoucado: Reduced in value or importance.
  674. Aprazado: Something that has a set deadline or date.
  675. Aprazível: Pleasant or enjoyable.
  676. Apreciado: Something or someone that is valued or well-accepted.
  677. Apreciador: One who enjoys or appreciates something.
  678. Apreciativo: One who shows appreciation or recognition.
  679. Apreciável: That is worthy of appreciation or attention.
  680. Apreendido: That has been captured or learned.
  681. Apreensível: That can be understood or captured.
  682. Apreensivo: One who feels anxious or fearful.
  683. Apregoado: That has been announced aloud, proclaimed.
  684. Aprendido: Something that has been taught and assimilated.
  685. Apresentável: One that is presentable, in good condition to be seen or shown.
  686. Apressado: One who acts with haste, hurried.
  687. Aprimorado: That has been improved or refined.
  688. Apriorístico: Related to something assumed without prior analysis.
  689. Aprisionado: One who has been captured or imprisoned.
  690. Apropriado: Suitable for a given situation.
  691. Aprovado: One who has received approval or consent.
  692. Aproveitador: A person who takes advantage of situations or others.
  693. Aprovisionado: Supplied or equipped with provisions.
  694. Aproximado: One that has been approximated or estimated.
  695. Aprumado: That is erect or well-positioned.
  696. Apta: Feminine form of “apto”; suitable or capable.
  697. Apto: One who has the ability or capacity for something.
  698. Apurado: Refined or carefully analyzed.
  699. Aquático: Related to water or living in water.
  700. Aquesto: Related to the acquisition of goods or properties.
  701. Aquícola: That lives or develops in water.
  702. Aquiescente: One who agrees or accepts something without resistance.
  703. Aquífero: Related to groundwater, or aquifers.
  704. Aquilino: Related to an eagle, often associated with facial features.
  705. Aquinhoado: One who has received a part or share of something.
  706. Aquisitivo: Related to the ability to acquire something.
  707. Aquoso: That contains water or is diluted in water.
  708. Araçá: Related to the araçá fruit, typical of tropical regions.
  709. Aramaico: Related to the Aramaic language, spoken in the ancient Middle East.
  710. Arável: That can be plowed or cultivated.
  711. Arbitrado: Decided or resolved through arbitration.
  712. Arbitral: Related to arbitrators or arbitration.
  713. Arbitrária: Feminine form of “arbitrário”; that acts based on personal will or caprice.
  714. Arbitrário: That makes decisions without a rational basis; authoritarian.
  715. Arbóreo: Related to trees or forests.
  716. Arborizado: That has many trees or has been planted with trees.
  717. Arbustivo: Related to shrubs or resembling a shrub.
  718. Arcaico: From an ancient era, outdated.
  719. Ardente: Burning or causing great passion.
  720. Ardido: Causing a burning sensation; spicy or courageous.
  721. Ardilosa: Feminine form of “ardiloso”; acting with cunning or deceit.
  722. Ardilosamente: In a cunning or deceptive manner.
  723. Ardiloso: Using tricks or deceptions to achieve goals.
  724. Ardoroso: Full of enthusiasm or passion.
  725. Areado: Covered or polished with sand.
  726. Arejado: Well-ventilated or exposed to air.
  727. Arenoso: Composed of sand or resembling sand.
  728. Areolar: Related to small areas or spaces, especially in biology.
  729. Argênteo: That has the color or shine of silver.
  730. Argentino: Related to Argentina or silver-colored.
  731. Argiloso: Composed of clay or containing clay.
  732. Arguidor: One who asks questions or inquires incisively.
  733. Argumentativo: One who is based on arguments or logic.
  734. Arguto: Perceptive, able to notice subtle details.
  735. Ariano: Related to the Aryan race or the Indo-European people.
  736. Arisca: Feminine form of “arisco”; difficult to tame or avoiding contact.
  737. Arisco: Suspicious or hard to domesticate.
  738. Aristocrático: Related to the aristocracy or the noble class.
  739. Arlequinal: Related to harlequins, usually colorful or cheerful.
  740. Armado: Equipped with weapons or prepared for a confrontation.
  741. Armamentista: Related to the production or accumulation of weapons.
  742. Armazenado: Stored or stocked.
  743. Aromático: Having a pleasant, strong smell.
  744. Arqueado: That has the shape of an arch.
  745. Arquejante: Breathing in a labored or irregular way.
  746. Arquetípico: Related to an archetype; the original or ideal model.
  747. Arquitetônico: Related to architecture or buildings.
  748. Arraigada: Feminine form of “arraigado”; deeply rooted or ingrained.
  749. Arraigado: Firmly established, deeply rooted in something.
  750. Arranjado: Organized or arranged in a suitable way.
  751. Arrasado: Completely destroyed or devastated.
  752. Arrastado: Moving slowly or with difficulty.
  753. Arrebatado: Taken by intense emotion or sudden action.
  754. Arrebatador: That causes a strong emotion or admiration.
  755. Arrebitado: That is tilted upwards, often used to describe a nose.
  756. Arredio: That avoids or shies away from contact.
  757. Arrefecido: That has lost warmth or intensity.
  758. Arregimentado: Organized or grouped in a disciplined manner.
  759. Arreliado: That is irritated or upset.
  760. Arrematante: A person who bids or makes the final offer in an auction.
  761. Arremessado: Thrown with force.
  762. Arrendado: That has been rented or leased.
  763. Arrependido: One who feels remorse for something done.
  764. Arrepiado: That has the hair standing up, usually due to cold or fear.
  765. Arrepiante: That causes chills or fear; thrilling or scary.
  766. Arretado: Impressive or brave (informal term).
  767. Arrevesado: Confused or hard to understand.
  768. Arriscado: Involving risk or danger.
  769. Arrochado: That has been squeezed or compressed.
  770. Arrojado: Brave or bold, but sometimes reckless.
  771. Arrolado: That has been included in a list or roll.
  772. Arroxeado: Having a slightly purple color.
  773. Arruaceiro: One who causes disorder or confusion in public.
  774. Arruinado: That has suffered great loss or destruction.
  775. Arrumado: Well-organized or in order.
  776. Arteiro: Mischievous or clever.
  777. Artesanal: Handmade, created using traditional methods.
  778. Articulado: One who expresses oneself clearly, or that is well-connected in parts.
  779. Articuloso: Having many joints or connections.
  780. Artificial: Made by humans; not natural.
  781. Artificioso: Using artifices or tricks.
  782. Artístico: Related to art or creativity.
  783. Asado: That has been roasted or baked.
  784. Ascendente: That is rising or advancing.
  785. Ascensional: Related to upward movement.
  786. Ascético: One who practices abstinence from worldly pleasures.
  787. Asfáltico: Related to asphalt or pavement.
  788. Asfixiado: That has been deprived of oxygen or air.
  789. Asiático: Related to Asia or its inhabitants.
  790. Asinino: Related to a donkey or mule.
  791. Aspirado: That has been inhaled or sucked in.
  792. Asqueroso: Something that causes disgust or revulsion.
  793. Assado: Roasted or cooked in the oven or over coals.
  794. Assaltado: That has been robbed.
  795. Assaltante: One who commits robbery; a thief.
  796. Assanhada: Feminine form of “assanhado”; provocative or agitated.
  797. Assanhado: That is agitated or provocative.
  798. Asseado: Clean or neat, careful with hygiene.
  799. Assecuratório: That guarantees or ensures something.
  800. Assediado: That has been harassed or persecuted.
  801. Assediador: One who practices harassment.
  802. Assegurado: One who has received a guarantee or protection.
  803. Assemelhado: That resembles or is similar to something.
  804. Assentado: That is in a stable or firm position.
  805. Assente: That agrees or is in harmony with something.
  806. Asséptico: Free of germs or contamination.
  807. Assertivo: One who is confident and firm in their statements.
  808. Assessorado: One who has received advice or guidance.
  809. Assessório: Related to something secondary or complementary.
  810. Asseverativo: That affirms something with conviction.
  811. Assexuado: That lacks sexual characteristics.
  812. Assexual: That does not feel sexual attraction.
  813. Assíduo: One who is constant or frequent in their actions.
  814. Assimétrico: That lacks symmetry, uneven.
  815. Assinado: That has received a signature.
  816. Assinalado: That has been marked or highlighted.
  817. Assíncrona: Feminine form of “assíncrono”; that does not occur at the same time.
  818. Assíncrono: Not simultaneous or coordinated in real-time.
  819. Assindético: That omits conjunctions between words or phrases.
  820. Assintomático: That does not present symptoms of a disease.
  821. Assintótico: Related to an asymptote in mathematics.
  822. Assistemático: That does not follow a system or order.
  823. Assistencial: Related to social assistance or help.
  824. Assistente: One who assists or provides support.
  825. Assistida: Feminine form of “assistido”; one who has received assistance.
  826. Assistido: One who has received help or assistance.
  827. Assoberbado: Overloaded with tasks or responsibilities.
  828. Associada: Feminine form of “associado”; a member of an association.
  829. Associado: A member of an organization or group.
  830. Associativo: Related to association or union between ideas or people.
  831. Assustado: Frightened, scared.
  832. Assustador: That causes fear or is frightening.
  833. Assustado: Surprised or startled.
  834. Asséptico: Free from contamination.
  835. Assumido: That is open about something, acknowledged.
  836. Assumido: That has taken on or accepted a role or responsibility.
  837. Assustado: Anxious or disturbed.
  838. Assustado: Fearful or alarmed by something.
  839. Assustado: To have an effect on someone.
  840. Assustado: Startled, shocked, or frightened by something.
  841. Assutador: Something that causes fear or is terrifying.
  842. Assustando: Frightening or alarming, causing a state of fear.
  843. Assinalado: Marked, indicated, or highlighted for a purpose.
  844. Assutamento: Shaken or triggered response.
  845. Assinalado: Showing signs or marked differences.
  846. Assustado: Startled by loud noises.