Related Words Logo

Reverse Dictionary

examples: unpleasantly moistusing pretentious wordsinhabitant of earth

Click words for definitions

italic Indo-European Baltic Indic Celtic Indo-Iranian Germanic Esperanto Proto-Indo-European Iranian Indo–European romance Slavic Illyrian polyglot ablaut augment IE Sanskrit bilingual Latin Latin alphabet declension the Roman alphabet Hittite multilingual rhotacism Tocharian Aryan Brythonic Rhaeto-Etruscan Greek Anatolian trilingual Old Norse Proto–Indo–European Goidelic Tocharian B Tocharian A Armenian Balto–Slavic Hellenic creole Caucasian East Germanic pie Thracian Phrygian
words continue after advertisement
Q-Celtic P-Celtic Lycian Albanian Lydian Luwian Indo–Iranian Umbrian Middle English Middle French Middle Irish Cyrillic Old Prussian Venetic Old High German Gaulish Gothic Middle Low German Oscan Roman alphabet Middle High German Middle Dutch Old Irish Palaic Pahlavi Middle Welsh Sogdian Old Welsh linguist West Germanic modern languages Prakrit East Slavic North Germanic ablative Thraco–Illyrian Pali root aorist Avestan root class Old Saxon ISO Latin-1 Marsian Old Persian Caribbean English Hieroglyphic Hittite guillemet creolization branch Persian Eurasian subject–predicate roman Old French Indo–Aryan EC gender Euro- euro laryngeal Romany Eu consonant shift cognate Old English Kashˈmiri Japhetic Old Church Slavic sigmatic Dravidian Q–Celtic Slav Asianic dragoman Balto-Slavic conjugation Turkey palatal law Slavonic savvy dative European Caucasic Semitic family Luxembourg Haskalah Ugric Romanic lingual Swedish sable Eur German Allophylian Nostratic Europe Melanesian Micronesian Chinese chaffinch Turanian P–Celtic EMS Turki EEC Polynesian Mongolian Finno-Ugric Urdu wagon-lit quadrilingual Thraco–Phrygian Ireland Ursprache ken carrion crow interlingual Carib accusative Serbo-Croat continental pronunciation Salish Eskimo Italian Ethiopic celt aurochs Europeanize Iroquois Grimm's law Tartar san Turkic bilingualism Teutonic fitch sparling Norwegian Arawakan whitecap EP family–tree theory Cushitic Tupi lime Verner's law stock phylum stag leet santonica robinet Siouan trombone ruddock non-European brill Moro bran riggle rom. Finnic ebb weet-weet cobweb moonie redtail Tatar redbreast lob pentaglot the Common Market Finland the EU tit polylingual goldilocks wychelm merling dog rose Tbilisi nipper dishwasher non-Indo-European car Khoisan EFTA firetail continental whinchat Roach bass European Community Tungusic MEP foumart the EC Hamitic Paiute Uto-Aztecan Chinook TESOL macaronic Iroquoian hybrid turbot Orientalism non- lumper sparrow hawk Muskogean Amerind mirabelle erne count Romance language serotine United Kingdom flounder bistro eft Sioux Spain abyssal trembling poplar steinbock fox EDC emu europhile mudfish ducat whim pop ECB EAN sea adder twite monk haybird cockle nun redcap lote puttock redpoll swingdevil wheeler sepia martlet conlanger pidgin Europeanly ortolan Eurocrat barbel quin plaice Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart cowslip hussar foxfish EIB ouzel CET Belgium Arawak Algonquian European Economic Community Aborigine triglot Scandinavian Afghan Austronesian CERN noble bison nighthawk fluke butterbump adder bergander Canaanitic Altaic dene Indonesian Uralic Euratom Dayak Apache aboriginal Khoikhoi Shona Indian merle Indo-Germanic ETO bullfinch oriole pipistrelle homelyn Alfurese languaged Ural-Altaic Bantu omnilingual interpret interlanguage Euro–American peep bitterling gowk lampern maigre elk koine Jivaro Hindustani mouse-ear cook Kurdish poll Maya subfamily buzzard queest goldspink nowd jenny Norse gaper pout bruin Sinitic mestizo Sino-Tibetan Sotho linguistics savin thunderfish pissoir Eurafrican farang chiffchaff skylark rudd barbastel marguerite asp roe deer the EEC Europeo- marshberry nightjar bilberry flasher mugweed timberman cuckoopint commune chancellor Euro campaign mossberry clock European-style option felwort sepoy hogfish Ludwig van Beethoven goldfinny sycamore denier Greek tortoise Indo–Hittite Indo–Germanic eu- Arian small cranberry hindberry herb–of–the–cross ec- common ash polyglottous miri linguaphile Middle Indic neo–Sanskrit masculine Hamito–Semitic languages linguipotence Shoshonean language-master rom Cariban gur language Algonquianist Insular Celtic tessaraglot Sahaptian Kwa heptaglot Chadic Talishi British Celtic linguistry bilinguist creolistics Dravidianist multilinguist skeelgoose EFA common market eggberry ground ash jaypie MEZ gorma philip nutbreaker pinchem cherry plum skieldrake staynil wheelbird whewer Euro Parliament sheatfish moss hammer orange berry sweet marten sourberry blackbird un–European quicken rabbitfish swinepipe Coventry bell ESRO European Union Feringhee indo- pensionnat screech martin bloodulf darr chepster greenbone midden crow nettlebird olf longnose squealer shadbird yeorling water buffalo water crow bog blitter winnard continent ged tope quis redfinch topet BEA brock EMF fleur-de-lis field sow thistle starfinch red–backed shrike shanny sennet sweet Billy gladeye goldie gedd locustella water thrush starn quickbeam develin garrot EFSF watchman beetle bilcock sea wolf sea dace saltle saltie oared shrew hagberry ECM yite dun crow EPO ESA eur- woofell Eurobank dabchick dobule DWEM goose yowley dunnock rapide tarin sparrow yoit ring dotterel wynkernel hornel churr–owl creeping sow thistle European honeysuckle marigold finch cerris Romansch Unicode classics na-dene glossography superstock Altaist Austro-Asiatic Samoyedic linguistic Eskimo-Aleut Punan Dard contrastive West Semitic autocode nung yay oceanic master Turcologist Aztec Kiowa ESOL Caddoan Pisaca language master Finno–Ugrist Zapotecan Delaware multilanguage Kymric Cymric Celticist emphatic plurilingual Nilo–Hamitic bilinguous Dravida Benue-Congo Jagatai tonga Ibo slavey mire–drum umber seawife cirl bunting Eurostocks chimney swallow ballan the EP winter bonnet witwall eel rowan ECSC zarthe asio twaite Saint George's duck nursehound robin mossy stonecrop unt scissors-grinder bibi cat squirrel hawfinch French sole klezmer queen scallop rustic eperlan UEFA sandy laverock bullhead wisent sorb jay teal whaup branzino swiftfoot the Court of Justice of the European Union wheat stem sawfly iron oak black heath American plan Marshall Plan cuckoo ray horn-of-plenty edible frog scissors–grinder blackcap OEEC sonant sea whitterick engrailed bilingualize monogenesis Northwest Semitic Pacific Athapaskan polyglotism comparative linguistics Latinian creolist Proto–Semitic Mangyan homologue Khoekhoe Lunda Subtiaba-Tlapanec Turk universal grammar Franconian metalanguage Chumash optative Circassian translator Malayo-Polynesian Mamean vocative polylinguist soft Devanagari Chudic an ear for something Eskimo–Aleut Igorot Low German aptotic alliteral Semitist Visayan command modern Angola polyglossia Mayan Mayanist language barrier Panoan Continental Celtic shop Aramaic dialogue hyperpolyglot Ural–Altaic hybridize orthography Nilotic albespine horsebane bastard dittany horse sorrel song thrush jar–owl miresnipe little grebe pygmy shrew Roman snail Scotch thistle suclat tuan besar beccafico zebra spider wood snail aigrette gaverick noctule gooseberry pride redwing mudwall loir CEST redhoop European pond tortoise sea daffodil willow-weed Indo–Europeanist shabrack solenette crin vegetal diadem spider Euro-MP erd shrew full snipe Givetian gnat hawk puckeridge sea potato lampwick nodding catchfly nightchurr great chervil bonassus saint tarpan yellowhammer yaffle jack-by-the-hedge lemon greenshank coralroot commissionaire peewit Charles birk Europarliamentary bloodwort besugo Bandkeramik clay city lungwort gardon hewhole heckimal fitchew crankbird corncrake Eurosceptic quickthorn moorfowl Hercules' allheal swan mussel butter-and-eggs knife grinder goatfish ruff Euro MP Europeanity marena reduce tonetic Scandian Proto–Germanic Tupi-Guarani Saˈharan superfamily interpreter Bilin Berber Bushman Bihari Australian Aboriginal language glottology Sotho-Tswana biliterate Ecofin corn snapdragon dorhawk French sorrel common shrew gray gurnard holm oak Hungarian partridge herb Christopher but-thorn egling fireflame ling-bird lady's seal rotchet sea gudgeon septfoil Spanish fly zope dog's cods king of the mullets alder-buckthorn burgher willow beauty weet–weet von Behr trout groschen langoustine meadow-pipit wall-lizard sowbread moor tit Oryctolagus sea radish sand pride Athabaskan -glot historical linguistics Ethiopian Hamito–Semitic Mande liberal arts present perfect Samoyed African language school Asian Arabic Slavicist interlinear permic Gaelic crosslinguistic preverb Southwest Semitic masa fairy primrose red char European flat deadtongue barbastelle chufa summer snipe helleborine ring snake lumpen paleface rocambole scald EBRD water-figwort yaffler minnow havergrass gold–and–silver flower Merlin's–grass parrot crossbill amzel derbio laughing frog hern mockbird water blackbird afakasi Euro seat classical Europeanness belon deer-fly Eurovision acquis communautaire communautaire ecu kabloona the Treaty of Rome the European Community EHIC Eurocracy Guinea-Bissau Dogon common Ghana Church Slavonic tartaric Sierra Leone Senegal Marshall Islands macrophylum Gambia Finno–Ugric mali Djibouti Ethiopia MFL strong Pahari Côte d'Ivoire crown burnet saxifrage chaffweed Arenig council of ministers Danian fetid cress bird's–nest orchid grand duke European-style shag lark-colored ringed snake clover broomrape marsh snail stoat kitty wren pilchard palmated newt silverrod spike lavender southernwood cane charity bombardier bodice harpy galipot crucian carp white bryony white dead nettle winter heliotrope court of cassation europhilia dory opelet parsley-fern weaselsnout hooded gull dace eccle topknot cony rutabaga sprat spaceman whiteface creeping bellflower French beaver daffodil garlic polewig merlin saibling talpa water soldier bog asphodel alpine rose alpine vole Brexiter sub-commandant

Popular Searches

Words For "european languages"

As you've probably noticed, words for "european languages" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this word similarity engine, the top 5 related words for "european languages" are: italic, Indo-European, Baltic, Indic, and Celtic. There are 992 other words that are related to or similar to european languages listed above. Hopefully the generated list of words for "european languages" above suit your needs. If not, you might want to check out Related Words - another project of mine which uses a different technique (not though that it works best with single words, not phrases).

About Reverse Dictionary

The way Reverse Dictionary works is pretty simple. It simply looks through tonnes of dictionary definitions and grabs the ones that most closely match your search query. For example, if you type something like "longing for a time in the past", then the engine will return "nostalgia". The engine has indexed several million definitions so far, and at this stage it's starting to give consistently good results (though it may return weird results sometimes). It acts a lot like a thesaurus except that it allows you to search with a definition, rather than a single word. So in a sense, this tool is a "search engine for words", or a sentence to word converter.

I made this tool after working on Related Words which is a very similar tool, except it uses a bunch of algorithms and multiple databases to find similar words to a search query. That project is closer to a thesaurus in the sense that it returns synonyms for a word (or short phrase) query, but it also returns many broadly related words that aren't included in thesauri. So this project, Reverse Dictionary, is meant to go hand-in-hand with Related Words to act as a word-finding and brainstorming toolset. For those interested, I also developed Describing Words which helps you find adjectives and interesting descriptors for things (e.g. waves, sunsets, trees, etc.).

In case you didn't notice, you can click on words in the search results and you'll be presented with the definition of that word (if available). The definitions are sourced from the famous and open-source WordNet database, so a huge thanks to the many contributors for creating such an awesome free resource.

Special thanks to the contributors of the open-source code that was used in this project: Elastic Search, @HubSpot, WordNet, and @mongodb.

Please note that Reverse Dictionary uses third party scripts (such as Google Analytics and advertisements) which use cookies. To learn more, see the privacy policy.

Recent Queries