| BIOTAS | • biotas n. Plural of biota. • BIOTA n. (Greek) the flora and fauna of a region. |
| BOTAS | • BOTA n. (Spanish) a leather bottle for wine. |
| DIOTAS | • diotas n. Plural of diota. • DIOTA n. (Greek) an ancient two-handled vase. |
| FLOTAS | • flotas n. Plural of flota. • FLOTA n. (Spanish) a commercial fleet; formerly, the fleet which annually conveyed the produce of America to Spain. |
| IOTAS | • iotas n. Plural of iota. • IOTAs n. Plural of IOTA. • IOTA n. (Greek) a Greek letter. |
| JOTAS | • jotas n. Plural of jota. • JOTA n. (Spanish) a Spanish dance. |
| LOTAS | • lotas n. Plural of lota. • LOTA n. (Hindi) a small brass water vessel used in India, also LOTAH. |
| MACROBIOTAS | • macrobiotas n. Plural of macrobiota. • MACROBIOTA n. the larger organisms in the soil collectively. |
| MICROBIOTAS | • microbiotas n. Plural of microbiota. • MICROBIOTA n. the smallest soil organisms collectively. |
| PELOTAS | • PELOTA n. (Spanish) a Basque game played with rackets. |
| QUOTAS | • quotas n. Plural of quota. • QUOTA n. (Latin) a proportional share, a part assigned. |
| ROTAS | • rotas n. Plural of rota. • Rotas prop.n. Plural of Rota. • ROTA n. (Latin) a list of names. |
| SAPOTAS | • sapotas n. Plural of sapota. • SAPOTA n. (Spanish) the edible fruit of a Mexican tree, also SAPODILLA, SAPOTE, ZAPOTILLA. |