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Angliana

I. (n.) (of body, knife, book, hand, etc.) dorso (cf. fundo);

(opposite of front) reverso;

(rear) dopo, dopajo.

at the back - dope.

back to back - dorso an dorso.

lower back - lumbo.

break one's back - ruptar la spino.

turn one's back - turnar la dorso (ad ulu).

set the back of (di ulu, ulo) to (ulu, ulo) - adosar.

lean one's back - adosar su.

back of a seat - dors-apogilo.

relating to the back - dorsala.

II. (adj.) dopa;

(remote) fora; distanta.

back shop - dopa butiko.

back door - dopa pordo.

III. (adv.) dope; retro;

(remote) fore.

(in arrears) tarda, nepagita;

(earlier) frua;

to call back - rivokar, retrovokar.

to come back - rivenar, retrovenar.

to flow back - retrofluar.

to give back - retrocedar.

to hold back - represar.

to keep back - ditenar.

to throw back - retrojetar.

to go back - regresar, retroirar, rivenar (ad).

to be back - esar retroveninta (de).

to turn back - (feathers, hair) arufar; (change direction again) riturnar (su, ulo); retroirar, retromarchar.

back of me (US) - dop me.

IV. (prefix) ri., retro.

V. (v.) (intr.) retroirar, retromarchar;

(cause to back) retroirigar (a boat, etc.);

(strengthen, sustain) fortigar, sustenar, apogar;

(bet) pariar;

(second, back up a motion, resolution) sekondar;

(a warrant, etc.) vistar;

(com. bills) indosar.