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# Spanish :: English dictionary generated from http://en.wiktionary.org/
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# Version :: 20200901
# Size :: 112545 Spanish glosses; 142745 English translations
# URL :: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/User:Matthias_Buchmeier
| -a {suffix} | :: -ess. (Used to form feminine singular nouns.) |
| -a {suffix} | :: (Used to form the feminine singular adjectives.) |
| -a {suffix} | :: -s. (Used to form the third-person singular (also used with usted) present indicative mood of regular -ar verbs.) |
| -a {suffix} | :: (Used to form the first and third-person singular (also used with usted) singular present subjunctive mood of -er and -ir verbs, also used for the imperative mood of usted.) |
| -a {suffix} | :: Used to form the second-person singular imperative mood of -ar verbs |
| a- {prefix} | :: A prefix forming words, especially verbs, that denote entering a state, making progress toward a goal, or the like |
| a- {prefix} | :: a-, non-, -less |
| a {letter} | :: letter |
| a {f} | :: Name of the letter A |
| a {prep} | :: to |
| a {prep} | :: by |
| a {prep} | :: at |
| a {prep} | :: Used before words referring to people, pets, or personified objects or places that function as direct objects: personal a |
| A {letter} | :: letter |
| A {m} [chess] | :: bishop |
| á {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of a |
| à {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of a |
| AA {prop} {m} | :: initialism of Alcohólicos Anónimos |
| aaleniano {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Aalenian (subdivision of the Jurassic epoch) |
| aaleniano {adj} [geology, paleontology] | :: Aalenian (of or pertaining to the Aalenian epoch) |
| Aarón {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| aarónico {adj} | :: Aaronic |
| ab. {m} | :: abbreviation of abril; Apr. (April) |
| -aba {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the first-person singular imperfect indicative of -ar verbs |
| -aba {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the third-person singular imperfect indicative of -ar verbs |
| ababa {f} | :: red poppy |
| Ababa {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| ababábite {m} [Veracruz] | :: Poulsenia armata |
| ababillarse {v} [veterinary medicine, Chile, Mexico] | :: to be sick with the stifle (of horses and other quadrupeds) |
| ababol {m} [Spain] | :: the flower of the red poppy (Papaver rhoeas) |
| ababol {m} | :: absentminded or simpleminded person |
| ababol {m} | :: simpleton |
| abacá {m} | :: abaca |
| abacá {m} | :: Manilla hemp |
| abacalera {f} | :: feminine noun of abacalero |
| abacalero {m} | :: abaca worker (farmer, transporter, or salesman) |
| abacanao {adj} | :: presumptuous |
| abacera {f} | :: feminine noun of abacero |
| abacería {f} | :: grocery (store) |
| abacero {m} | :: grocer |
| abaciado {m} | :: abbotship |
| abacial {adj} | :: abbatial |
| abacista {mf} | :: abacist |
| ábaco {m} | :: abacus |
| ábaco neperiano {m} | :: Napier's bones |
| abacora {f} [Antilles] | :: alternative form of albacora; swordfish |
| abacora {f} [Latin America] | :: type of tuna |
| abacorar {v} | :: to attack |
| abacorar {v} | :: to pursue relentlessly, to harass |
| abacorar {v} | :: to corner |
| abacorar {v} | :: to overcome |
| abacorar {v} [Andes, Caribbean] | :: to catch, to surprise |
| abacorar {v} | :: to smooch while dancing |
| abacorar {v} [Cuba] | :: to stockpile, to hoard, to corner the market |
| abacorar {v} [Latin America] | :: to monopolize |
| abad {m} | :: abbot |
| Abad {prop} | :: surname |
| abada {f} [obsolete] | :: rhinoceros |
| Abadán {prop} | :: Abadán (city) |
| abadejo {m} | :: pollock, pollack (fish related to cod) |
| abadengo {adj} | :: abbatial, of an abbot |
| abadernar {v} [nautical] | :: to fasten with short ropes |
| abadesa {f} | :: abbess (female superior of a nunnery or convent) |
| abadí {mf} [historical] | :: A member of the Abbadid dynasty, rulers of the taifa of Seville |
| abadía {f} | :: abbey |
| abadía {f} | :: abbeystead |
| Abadiano {prop} | :: surname, a rare Hispanic surname |
| abadiato {m} | :: synonym of abadía |
| -abais {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the second-person plural imperfect indicative of -ar verbs |
| abajadero {m} | :: slope, incline |
| abajar {v} | :: to go down, to descend |
| abajeña {f} | :: feminine noun of abajeño |
| abajeño {adj} | :: coastal |
| abajeño {adj} | :: lowlander |
| abajeño {m} | :: lowlander, coastal dweller |
| abajera {f} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: saddlecloth |
| abajero {adj} [Latin America] | :: lower, under |
| abajino {adj} [Chile] | :: from, of or relating to the north of Chile |
| abajino {m} [Chile] | :: someone from the north of Chile |
| abajito {adv} | :: a little bit down |
| abajo {adv} | :: down |
| abajo {adv} | :: downstairs |
| abajo {adv} | :: below |
| abajo {interj} [figuratively] | :: down with, away with |
| abajofirmante {mf} | :: undersigned, signatory |
| abajor {m} [obsolete] | :: lack of stature, height; shortness |
| abakuá {m} | :: abakuá |
| abalanzar {vt} | :: to propel |
| abalanzar {vt} [dated] | :: to balance, compensate |
| abalanzar {vr} [abalanzarse sobre] | :: to pounce on, swoop down on |
| abalanzarse {v} | :: reflexive of abalanzar |
| abalaustrado {adj} | :: balustered |
| abalconado {adj} | :: balconied |
| abaldonadamente {adv} [obsolete] | :: daringly, courageously |
| abaldonamiento {m} | :: audacity |
| abaldonar {v} [obsolete] | :: to humiliate |
| abaldonar {v} [obsolete] | :: to turn vile |
| abalear {vt} [Latin America] | :: to shoot |
| abaleo {m} [Latin America] | :: shooting |
| abalorio {m} | :: glass bead |
| abalorio {m} | :: trinket; bauble (jewelry of little value) |
| Ábalos {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| abaluartar {v} | :: to fortify with bastions |
| -ábamos {suffix} | :: indicates the imperfect tense first-person plural form of an -ar verb |
| abamperio {m} | :: abampere |
| -aban {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the third-person plural imperfect indicative of -ar verbs |
| abanación {f} | :: abannation, banishment |
| abañadura {f} | :: sifting |
| abanar {v} [obsolete] | :: to fan |
| abanar {vr} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: to show off |
| abañar {v} | :: to sift |
| abancalar {v} | :: to terrace |
| abanderada {f} | :: feminine noun of abanderado |
| abanderado {m} | :: standard-bearer, flagbearer |
| abanderamiento {m} | :: the act of raising a flag |
| abanderar {v} | :: to register a boat under a particular nationality |
| abanderar {v} | :: to lead a cause, rebellion, movement |
| abanderizar {vtr} | :: to polarize; to divide into factions |
| abandonado {adj} | :: abandoned |
| abandonado {adj} | :: dirty, sloppy, negligent |
| abandonamiento {m} [rare] | :: abandonment |
| abandonar {v} | :: to abandon, to leave |
| abandonar {v} | :: to neglect |
| abandonismo {m} | :: defeatism |
| abandonista {adj} | :: defeatist |
| abandonista {mf} | :: defeatist |
| abandono {m} | :: abandonment |
| abandono de proceso {m} [legal] | :: nolle prosequi (declaration that a prosecution will not proceed) |
| abangareña {f} | :: feminine noun of abangareño |
| abangareño {adj} | :: Of or from the canton of Abangares in Costa Rica |
| abangareño {m} | :: Someone from Abangares |
| abanicada {f} | :: fanning, fanning action |
| abanicar {v} | :: to fan |
| abanicazo {m} | :: A hit with a fan (hand-held device) |
| abanico {m} | :: fan (hand-held device) |
| abanico {m} [figurative] | :: range (selection, array) |
| abanico aluvial {m} | :: alluvial fan |
| abanillo {m} | :: small fan |
| abanillo {m} | :: ruffle, frill, puff |
| abano {m} | :: ceiling fan |
| abano {m} | :: fly-chaser (tool to chase flies from an area) |
| Abanto {prop} {m} | :: Abanto (town) |
| Abanto {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| abapertural {adj} | :: abapertural |
| abaratamiento {m} | :: reduction (generally in the price of an item) |
| abaratar {v} | :: to make cheaper (by reducing the price) |
| abarbetar {v} [obsolete] | :: to lash (with rope, cord, etc.) |
| abarca {f} | :: sandal |
| Abarca {prop} | :: surname |
| abarcable {adj} | :: straightforward; accessible |
| abarcador {adj} | :: comprehensive |
| abarcar {v} | :: to embrace, to encompass |
| abarcar {v} | :: to range, to span |
| abarcar {v} | :: to comprise, to make up, to contain, to include |
| abarcar {v} | :: to take in |
| abarcar {v} | :: to clasp |
| abarcar {v} | :: to undertake, to embark upon |
| abarcar {v} | :: to monopolize, to corner |
| abarcar más de lo que se puede {v} [idiom] | :: to bite off more than one can chew (to try to do too much) |
| abarcativo {adj} | :: comprehensive |
| abarloar {v} [nautical] | :: to raft up |
| abarquillar {vtr} | :: to crinkle; to crinkle up |
| abarracar {v} [rare] | :: to construct barracks |
| abarrar {v} [obsolete] | :: to throw with force |
| abarraz {f} [rare] | :: stavesacre (Delphinium staphisagria) |
| abarrotado {adj} | :: overcrowded (containing too many occupants for an area of its size) |
| abarrotar {v} | :: to pack |
| abarrotar {v} | :: to bar |
| abarrotar {v} | :: to stow cargo on a ship |
| abarrote {m} | :: packing |
| abarrote {m} [Central America, Bolivia, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, in the plural] | :: groceries |
| abarrotera {f} | :: feminine noun of abarrotero |
| abarrotería {f} [Mexico, Guatemala, Panama] | :: general store, local shop |
| abarrotero {m} [Latin America] | :: grocer |
| -abas {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the second-person singular imperfect indicative of -ar verbs |
| a base de {prep} | :: solely down to; by ... alone; by sheer |
| a base de bien {adv} [Spain, idiomatic] | :: loads; galore |
| abasí {m} | :: Abbasid |
| abasí {adj} | :: Abbasid |
| abasida {m} | :: synonym of abasí: Abbasid |
| abasida {adj} | :: synonym of abasí: Abbasid |
| abásida {m} | :: alternative form of abasida |
| abásida {adj} | :: alternative form of abasida |
| abastamiento {m} | :: dated form of abastecimiento |
| abastar {v} | :: to supply |
| abastardar {vt} | :: to degrade, debase, bastardize |
| abastardar {vi} | :: to degrade, degenerate |
| abastecedor {adj} | :: outfitting |
| abastecedor {m} | :: outfitter |
| abastecer {v} | :: to supply (with) |
| abastecimiento {m} | :: supply |
| abastimiento {m} | :: dated form of abastecimiento |
| abastionar {v} | :: to fortify with bastions |
| abasto {m} | :: supply, provisions |
| abasto {m} | :: abundance |
| abasto {m} [usually plural] | :: groceries |
| abasto {m} | :: fill (usually as part of the phrasal verb darse abasto (to have one's fill)) |
| abasto {m} [Venezuela] | :: grocery store |
| abatanar {v} | :: to full, mill (clothing) |
| abatanar {v} | :: to beat, hit, abase |
| abatatar {v} | :: to frighten |
| abatatar {v} | :: to embarrass |
| abatible {adj} | :: folding (e.g. a folding bed) |
| abatible {adj} | :: reclining (seat) |
| abatible {adj} | :: hinged (door) |
| abatidamente {adv} | :: abjectly |
| abatido {adj} | :: abject, discouraged |
| abatimiento {m} | :: depressiveness |
| abatimiento {m} | :: dejection, despondency |
| abatimiento {m} | :: abjectness |
| abatir {vt} | :: to bring down, to shoot down |
| abatir {vtr} | :: to swoop down |
| abatir {vtr} | :: to demolish, to knock down, to defeat |
| abatir {vtr} | :: to depress (to make depressed) or discourage |
| abatir {vtr} [obsolete] | :: to humble |
| abatirse {v} | :: reflexive of abatir |
| abatización {f} | :: the application of the larvicide Abate (also called temephos) |
| abatojar {v} [Aragon] | :: to thresh |
| abaxial {adj} | :: abaxial |
| abaxialmente {adv} | :: abaxially |
| abaya {f} | :: abaya |
| abazón {m} [anatomy, zoology] | :: cheek pouch (pouch in the cheek) |
| abcísico {adj} | :: abscisic |
| abciximab {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: abciximab |
| abdesto {m} | :: abdest, wudu (Islamic act of washing parts of the body) |
| Abdías {prop} {m} | :: Obadiah, Abdias [biblical character] |
| Abdías {prop} {m} [bible] | :: Obadiah (the book of the Bible) |
| abdicación {f} | :: abdication, renunciation |
| abdicador {adj} | :: abdicating; abdicant (who abdicates) |
| abdicador {m} | :: abdicator; abdicant (one who abdicates) |
| abdicar {v} | :: to abdicate, relinquish |
| abdicativamente {adv} | :: abdicatingly |
| abdicativo {adj} | :: abdicative |
| abdomen {m} | :: abdomen |
| abdominal {adj} | :: abdominal |
| abdominal {m} | :: abdominal muscle |
| abdominal {m} | :: sit-up |
| abdominales {mp} [sports] | :: series of any abdominal exercises |
| abdominalmente {adv} | :: abdominally |
| abdominoplastia {f} [surgery] | :: abdominoplasty |
| abducción {f} | :: abduction (physiology: movement separating limb from axis) |
| abducir {v} [physiology, anatomy] | :: to abduce, to abduct (draw away from the median axis of the body) |
| abductor {m} [anatomy] | :: abductor |
| abductor del meñique {m} | :: abductor minimi digiti |
| abductor largo del pulgar {m} | :: abductor pollicis longus |
| abecé {m} | :: ABCs (alphabet) |
| abecé {m} | :: primer (textbook formerly used to teach the alphabet) |
| abecedariana {f} | :: feminine noun of abecedariano |
| abecedariano {m} | :: Abecedarian (member of a 16th-century sect) |
| abecedario {m} | :: alphabet (an ordered set of letters used in a language) |
| abecedario {m} | :: spelling book, primer |
| abedul {m} | :: birch |
| abedular {m} | :: birch wood |
| abeja {f} | :: bee (the insect) |
| abeja albañila {f} | :: mason bee |
| abeja carpintera {f} | :: carpenter bee |
| abeja de miel {f} | :: honeybee |
| abeja machiega {f} | :: worker bee |
| abeja maesa {f} | :: queen bee |
| abeja maestra {f} | :: queen bee |
| abeja melífera {f} | :: honey bee |
| abeja neutra {f} | :: worker bee |
| abeja obrera {f} | :: worker bee |
| abejar {m} | :: apiary |
| abeja reina {f} | :: queen bee |
| abejarrón {m} | :: bumblebee |
| abejaruco {m} | :: bee-eater |
| abejear {v} [El Salvador] | :: to be vigilant |
| abejera {f} | :: feminine noun of abejero |
| abejero {m} | :: beekeeper (someone who keeps bees) |
| abejita {f} | :: young bee |
| abejón {m} | :: bumblebee |
| abejonear {vi} [Dominican Republic] | :: to buzz |
| abejorrear {v} [of an insect] | :: to buzz |
| abejorro {m} | :: bumblebee |
| abejorro {m} | :: cockchafer |
| abejuno {adj} [obsolete] | :: apian |
| Abel {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Abel |
| Abel {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| abeldar {v} | :: to winnow |
| abeliano {adj} | :: abelian |
| abelisáurido {m} | :: abelisaurid |
| Abelito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| abelmosco {m} | :: abelmosk (evergreen shrub, Abelmoschus moschatus) |
| abelonita {mf} | :: Abelian (member of a sect living like Abel) |
| abemoladamente {adv} | :: sweetly |
| abemolar {v} | :: to soften, to lower the voice |
| Abendaño {prop} | :: surname |
| abéñola {f} [obsolete] | :: eyelash |
| abéñula {f} [obsolete] | :: eyelash |
| abenuz {m} | :: ebony |
| aberración {f} | :: aberration, aberrancy |
| aberración cromática {f} | :: chromatic aberration |
| aberrante {adj} | :: abnormal, aberrant |
| aberrar {vi} [rare] | :: to aberrate |
| abertal {adj} | :: crackled, cracked |
| abertura {f} | :: opening (act of opening) |
| abertura {f} | :: opening (something open) |
| abertura {f} [optics, photography] | :: aperture |
| abertzale {adj} | :: nationalist, pertaining to the Basque nationalist movement |
| abertzale {mf} | :: Basque nationalist |
| abertzalismo {m} | :: Basque nationalism |
| aberzale {adj} | :: alternative form of abertzale |
| abés {adv} [archaic] | :: With difficulty |
| abesivo {adj} | :: abessive |
| abetal {m} | :: fir forest, wood |
| abetal {m} | :: an area planted with firs |
| abete {m} | :: obsolete form of abeto |
| abeto {m} | :: fir |
| abetunar {v} [obsolete] | :: to shine with shoe polish |
| abiertamente {adv} | :: openly, aboveboard |
| abiertamente {adv} | :: overtly, blatantly, outright, nakedly, avowedly |
| abierto {adj} | :: open, unlocked (not closed, accessible) |
| abierto {adj} | :: open (actively conducting business) |
| abierto {adj} | :: open, open-minded (receptive) |
| abierto {adj} | :: open, overt, outspoken, candid (not subtle in character) |
| abierto {adj} | :: open-ended (i.e. unrestricted) |
| abierto {adj} [phonetics] | :: open (uttered with a wide opening of articulators) |
| abierto {m} [sports] | :: open (event in which anyone can compete) |
| abierto de mente {adj} | :: open-minded |
| Abigaíl {prop} {f} [Bible] | :: the wife of Nabal and later of David |
| Abigaíl {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| abigarradamente {adv} | :: In a motley manner |
| abigarrado {adj} | :: variegated, colorful, pertaining to clashing colors |
| abigarrado {adj} | :: pertaining to a mishmash of ill-sorted things |
| abigarramiento {m} | :: variegation |
| abigarramiento {m} | :: motley |
| abigarramiento {m} [figurative] | :: confusion, chaos |
| abigarrar {v} | :: to paint in many colors, make colorful paints |
| abigeato {m} [South America] | :: abigeat, cattle-theft |
| abigeo {m} [South America] | :: cattle stealer; rustler |
| abigotado {adj} | :: moustachio'd |
| Abimelech {prop} {m} | :: Abimelech (Biblical character) |
| abintestato {adj} [law] | :: intestate |
| abiogénesis {f} | :: abiogenesis |
| abiótico {adj} | :: abiotic |
| abipón {adj} | :: Abipón |
| abipón {m} | :: Abipón |
| abipón {m} | :: Abipón |
| abipona {f} | :: feminine noun of abipón |
| abisagrar {vt} | :: to hinge (to attach by a hinge) |
| abisal {adj} | :: abyssal (belonging to the ocean depths) |
| abisinia {f} | :: feminine noun of abisinio |
| Abisinia {prop} {f} | :: Abyssinia |
| abisinio {adj} | :: Abyssinian |
| abisinio {m} | :: Abyssinian |
| abisinio {m} | :: Abyssinian cat (can be lowercase or capitalized) |
| abismal {adj} | :: abysmal (pertaining to an abyss) |
| abismal {adj} | :: abysmal (extremely bad) |
| abismalmente {adv} | :: abysmally |
| abismar {vtr} | :: to plunge or sink into |
| abismar {vtr} | :: to confuse |
| abismar {vr} [Latin America] | :: to be amazed |
| abismarse {v} | :: reflexive of abismar |
| abismo {m} | :: abyss (a bottomless or unfathomed depth) |
| abismo de Challenger {prop} {m} | :: Challenger Deep (deepest point in the world) |
| abispa {f} | :: obsolete spelling of avispa |
| abivas {fp} [obsolete] | :: vives (disease of animals) |
| Abiyán {prop} | :: Abiyán (city) |
| abiyanés {adj} | :: Abidjanais (of or pertaining to Abidjan, Ivory Coast) |
| abiyanés {m} | :: Abidjanais (native or resident of Abidjan, Ivory Coast) |
| abiyanesa {f} | :: feminine noun of abiyanés |
| abjad {m} [linguistics] | :: abjad (writing system) |
| abjasia {f} | :: feminine noun of abjasio |
| Abjasia {prop} {f} | :: Abkhazia (territory in the Caucasus, Republic of Abkhazia; only recognized as sovereign by 6 countries: Russia, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Nauru, Vanuatu and Syria) |
| abjasio {adj} | :: Abkhaz, Abkhazian |
| abjasio {m} | :: Abkhaz person |
| abjasio {m} | :: Abkhaz (language) |
| abjaso {adj} | :: alternative form of abjasio |
| abjaso {m} | :: alternative form of abjasio (the Abkhaz language) |
| Abjazia {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Abjasia |
| abjuración {f} | :: abjuration |
| abjurar {v} | :: to abjure |
| Abkhazia {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Abjasia |
| ablación {f} [medical] | :: ablation (the removal of a body part, especially in the context of female genital mutilation) |
| ablación {f} [geology] | :: ablation (the removal of a glacier) |
| ablacionar {v} | :: to ablate |
| ablandamiento {m} | :: softening (the process of making something soft) |
| ablandamiento {m} | :: softening (the process of becoming soft) |
| ablandar {vtr} | :: to soften, to soothe |
| ablandar {vi} | :: to become less severe |
| ablandarse {v} | :: reflexive of ablandar |
| ablativo {adj} [grammar] | :: ablative |
| ablativo {m} [grammar] | :: ablative |
| -able {suffix} | :: -able |
| ablución {f} | :: ablution (the act of washing) |
| ablución {f} | :: ablution (act of washing as a religious rite) |
| ablución {f} [Christianity] | :: ablution (rinsing of the priest's hands) |
| abluir {v} | :: to ablute |
| ablusonado {adj} [of clothing, especially a dress] | :: like a blouse |
| abnegación {f} | :: abnegation |
| abnegadamente {adv} | :: unselfishly |
| abnegado {adj} | :: selfless |
| abnegar {v} | :: to renounce |
| Abo {prop} | :: Abo (city) |
| abobar {v} | :: to cause to become stupid |
| abobar {v} | :: to amaze, bewilder |
| abobra {f} | :: pumpkin, squash (any vegetable belonging to the family Cucurbitaceae) |
| abocado {adj} | :: quaffable, drinkable (of wine, easy to drink, neither sweet nor dry) |
| a bocajarro {adv} | :: At point-blank |
| a bocajarro {adv} | :: In a direct manner, without hesitation; to say something straight out |
| abocar {v} | :: to pour from one container to another |
| abocar {v} [dated] | :: to seize or grab with the mouth |
| abocetado {adj} [of art] | :: sketchy (intended for later refinement) |
| abocetar {vt} | :: to sketch |
| abochornado {adj} [dated] | :: blushed, ashamed |
| abochornante {adj} | :: shameful, embarrassing |
| abochornar {vtr} | :: to overheat |
| abochornar {vtr} | :: to embarrass; to cause to blush |
| abochornarse {v} | :: reflexive of abochornar |
| abocinar {v} | :: to shape like trumpet; to flare |
| abodrita {adj} | :: Obotrite |
| abodrita {mf} | :: Obotrite |
| abofar {vr} [usually, Andalucia, Cuba, Honduras, Dominican Republic] | :: to swell up |
| abofetear {vt} | :: to slap |
| abogacía {f} | :: the practice of law; lawyering |
| abogacía {f} | :: advocacy |
| abogada {f} | :: feminine noun of abogado |
| abogada defensora {f} | :: feminine noun of abogado defensor |
| abogade {mf} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: lawyer, solicitor, counsel |
| abogadillo {m} | :: diminutive of abogado |
| abogadita {f} | :: diminutive of abogada |
| abogado {m} | :: lawyer, solicitor, counsel |
| abogado defensor {m} [legal] | :: defense attorney; defense lawyer |
| abogado del diablo {m} [idiomatic] | :: devil's advocate |
| abogado de oficio {m} [legal] | :: public defender |
| abogar {v} | :: to advocate |
| abogar {v} | :: to defend in court |
| Aboitiz {prop} | :: surname |
| abolengo {m} | :: ancestry |
| abolición {f} | :: abolition (the act of destroying a law, custom, etc.) |
| abolicionismo {m} | :: abolitionism (opinion in favor of abolishing something) |
| abolicionista {adj} | :: abolitionist (in favor of the abolition of something) |
| abolicionista {mf} | :: abolitionist (person in favor of the abolition of something) |
| abolir {vt} | :: to abolish |
| abolir {vt} | :: to revoke |
| abollado {adj} | :: dented; bumpy, battered |
| abollado {adj} [analogy, Argentina, slang] | :: someone who appears to be in rough shape or abused |
| abollado {adj} [analogy, Cuba, slang] | :: someone who is in a rough state financially |
| abolladura {f} | :: dent (shallow deformation) |
| abollar {vtr} | :: to dent |
| abollar {vt} [Burgos] | :: to tread, to trample |
| abollar {vt} | :: to emboss |
| abollarse {v} | :: reflexive of abollar |
| abolsado {adj} | :: baggy; baglike |
| abomaso {m} | :: abomasum |
| abombamiento {m} | :: bulging |
| abombar {vtr} | :: to stun |
| abombar {vr} [of food] | :: to go bad, to spoil |
| abombar {vtr} | :: to make round or convex; to bloat; to bulge |
| abombarse {v} | :: reflexive of abombar |
| abominable {adj} | :: abominable |
| abominable hombre de las nieves {m} | :: abominable snowman |
| abominablemente {adv} | :: abominably |
| abominación {f} | :: abomination |
| abominación {f} | :: horror, abhorrence |
| abominar {vt} | :: to condemn, denounce |
| abominar {vt} | :: to abhor |
| abonado {m} | :: the act of spreading fertilizer |
| abonado {m} | :: subscriber |
| abonar {vt} | :: to fertilize (to provide nutrients to crops using fertilizers) |
| abonar {vt} | :: To accredit a sum of money to the account of someone, contributing funds or reducing the balance |
| abonar {vt} | :: To give credit or describe positively |
| abonar {vt} | :: To make something better |
| abonar {vt} | :: To pay an amount of money |
| abonar {vt} | :: To make an annotation in the salary on an account |
| abonar {vi} | :: To pay a certain amount of money by each term of a loan or sale |
| abonar {vp} | :: To subscribe to a service |
| abonar {vp} | :: To reconcile with someone without going to court |
| abonaré {v} [economics] | :: IOU |
| abonarse {v} | :: reflexive of abonar |
| abono {m} | :: compost, fertilizer, manure |
| abono {m} | :: subscription; season ticket |
| abono {m} | :: payment, installment |
| abono {m} | :: guarantee, security |
| abono de temporada {m} | :: season ticket (ticket that is valid for all of the events in a series) |
| abono inicial {m} | :: downpayment (payment representing a fraction of the price) |
| abono orgánico {m} | :: fertilizer |
| abordable {adj} | :: accessible |
| abordador {m} | :: boarder |
| abordadora {f} | :: feminine noun of abordador |
| abordaje {m} | :: collision (of boats) |
| abordaje {m} | :: boarding |
| abordaje {m} | :: approach (to a problem) |
| abordar {vt} | :: to address, to broach, to approach, to discuss, to touch on (e.g. a subject, issue, topic, point) |
| abordar {vt} | :: to tackle, to deal with, to confront, to approach, to grapple with (e.g. a problem, a challenge) |
| abordar {vt} | :: to accost, to waylay |
| abordar {vt} | :: to board (to enter a boat) |
| abordar {vr} | :: to address |
| abordar {vr} | :: to be addressed, to be tackled, to be taken up, to be approached, to be treated, to be considered, to be dealt with, to be handled, to be discussed |
| a bordo {adv} | :: aboard; on board |
| a bordo {adv} | :: shipboard |
| abordo {m} [rare] | :: boarding |
| aborigen {adj} | :: aboriginal, indigenous, native |
| aborigen {mf} | :: aborigine |
| aboriginal {mf} | :: Aborigine (original inhabitant of Australia) |
| aborrascarse {vr} | :: to get stormy |
| aborrecer {v} | :: to hate, detest, loathe |
| aborrecer {v} [of an animal] | :: to abandon one's young |
| aborrecible {adj} | :: loathsome |
| aborreciblemente {adv} | :: abhorrently |
| aborrecido {adj} | :: abhorred |
| aborrecimiento {m} | :: loathing, abhorrence |
| aborregado {adj} | :: mackerel [said of the sky] |
| aborregar {vr} | :: to be brainwashed, to turn into a sheep (figuratively speaking) |
| abortado {adj} | :: aborted |
| abortadura {f} [obsolete] | :: abortion |
| abortar {vt} | :: to abort |
| abortar {vt} | :: to suppress |
| abortar {vi} | :: to have an abortion |
| abortista {adj} | :: abortionist |
| abortista {mf} | :: abortionist |
| abortivo {adj} | :: abortive |
| aborto {m} | :: abortion |
| aborto {m} | :: miscarriage |
| aborto {m} [slang] | :: a very ugly person |
| aborto inducido {m} | :: induced abortion |
| aborto involuntario {m} | :: miscarriage |
| abotagado {adj} | :: swollen |
| abotagamiento {m} [medicine] | :: swelling, inflammation |
| abotagar {vp} [medical] | :: to swell (of the body as a result of a disease) |
| abotagarse {v} | :: reflexive of abotagar |
| abotargamiento {m} | :: alternative form of abotagamiento |
| abotargar {v} | :: alternative form of abotagar |
| abotargarse {v} | :: alternative form of abotagarse |
| a bote pronto {adv} [idiom] | :: off the top of one's head |
| abotonar {vtr} | :: to button up |
| abotonarse {v} | :: reflexive of abotonar |
| abovedado {adj} | :: vaulted |
| abovedamiento {m} | :: vaulting |
| abovedar {vt} | :: to vault, to arch |
| ab ovo {adv} | :: ab ovo |
| aboyar {v} [nautical] | :: to set or mark with buoys |
| abra {f} | :: small bay, inlet |
| abra {f} [Latin America] | :: glade, clearing |
| abracadabra {interj} | :: abracadabra |
| abracar {vt} [Central America] | :: to hug, to embrace |
| abracejo {m} | :: light and/or unaffectionate hug |
| Abraham {prop} {m} [Biblical character] | :: Abraham |
| Abraham {prop} {m} [rare] | :: given name |
| abrahámico {adj} | :: Abrahamic |
| Abrahán {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Abram {prop} {m} | :: Abram (Biblical character) |
| abrasadamente {adv} | :: ardently |
| abrasador {adj} | :: scorching, searing, burning |
| abrasante {adj} | :: scorching |
| abrasante {adj} | :: parching |
| abrasar {v} | :: to burn |
| abrasar {v} | :: to parch |
| abrasar {v} | :: to squander or waste money |
| abrasión {f} | :: abrasion (wearing away by friction) |
| abrasión {f} [geology] | :: abrasion (the effect of erosion of rock) |
| abrasión {f} [medicine] | :: abrasion (superficial wound caused by scraping) |
| abrasivo {adj} | :: abrasive; rough |
| abrasivo {m} | :: abrasive (substance used for cleaning, smoothing, or polishing) |
| abrazable {adj} | :: huggable |
| abrazadera {f} | :: clamp, bracket |
| abrazadera {f} [nautical] | :: cleat (device to secure a rope) |
| abrazador {adj} | :: embracing, hugging |
| abrazar {vt} | :: to hug, to embrace (a person, an animal) |
| abrazar {v} | :: to embrace; to adopt (a religion or way of life) |
| abrazar {v} [reciprocal] | :: to hug, to embrace, to cuddle, to hold (each other, one another) |
| abrazarse {v} | :: reflexive of abrazar |
| abrazo {m} | :: hug, embrace |
| a brazo partido {adv} [idiom] | :: tooth and nail |
| abrazote {m} | :: augmentative of abrazo |
| abrazote {m} | :: bear hug |
| abreboca {m} | :: appetizer, starter |
| abreboca {m} [medicine] | :: a device to hold the mouth open |
| abrebotellas {m} | :: bottle opener |
| abrecartas {m} | :: letter opener, paper knife |
| ábrego {m} | :: southwest wind |
| ábrego {m} [obsolete] | :: African |
| abrelatas {m} | :: can opener, tin opener |
| abrenunciación {f} [Christianity] | :: The renouncing of sin at baptism |
| abrepuertas {m} | :: strike (for opening doors) |
| ábrete sésamo {phrase} | :: open sesame! |
| abreuense {adj} | :: of or from Abreus |
| abreuense {mf} | :: Someone from Abreus |
| abrevadero {m} | :: waterer, fount (device from which animals drink) |
| abrevadero {m} | :: drinking trough |
| abrevar {v} | :: to give water to |
| abrevar {v} | :: to irrigate |
| abrevar {v} | :: to sup; wallow |
| abreviación {f} | :: shortening, abridgement |
| abreviación {f} [linguistics] | :: reduction |
| abreviadamente {adv} | :: briefly |
| abreviado {adj} | :: abridged |
| abreviamiento {m} | :: abbreviation |
| abreviar {v} | :: to abbreviate, to shorten |
| abreviar {v} | :: to hasten |
| abreviativo {adj} | :: abbreviatory |
| abreviatura {f} | :: abbreviation |
| abreviatura {f} | :: resumé |
| abribonar {v} [rare] | :: to make lazy |
| abribonar {vr} [rare] | :: to become lazy |
| abridor {adj} | :: opening |
| abridor {m} | :: opener (device that opens something) |
| abridora {f} | :: feminine noun of abridor |
| abrigadero {m} | :: shelter, windbreak |
| abrigado {adj} | :: covert |
| abrigado {adj} | :: covered, blanketed |
| abrigador {adj} | :: warm (providing warmth) |
| abrigaño {m} | :: lee |
| abrigaño {m} [horticulture] | :: row cover, cloche |
| abrigaño {m} | :: kiln coating |
| abrigaño {m} [military] | :: barrack |
| abrigar {vtr} | :: to wrap up (to put on abundant clothing) |
| abrigar {v} | :: to cover |
| abrigar {v} | :: to shelter, to protect |
| abrigar {vr} | :: to bundle up |
| abrigarse {v} | :: reflexive of abrigar |
| abrigo {m} | :: overcoat |
| abrigo {m} | :: shelter |
| abrigo {m} [agriculture] | :: blanket, quilt |
| abrigo {m} [nautical] | :: haven, harbor |
| abrigo {m} [figuratively] | :: aid, protection |
| ábrigo {m} | :: obsolete form of ábrego |
| abril {m} | :: April |
| abril {m} [of a young person] | :: years of age |
| abrileño {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the month of April |
| abrillantador {m} | :: rinse aid |
| abrillantador {m} | :: brightener |
| abrillantar {vt} | :: to shine, polish |
| abrimiento {m} | :: opening (the act of opening) |
| abrir {m} | :: the act of opening |
| abrir {vtir} | :: to open, open up |
| abrir {vt} | :: to unlock |
| abrir {vt} | :: to turn on |
| abrir {vt} | :: to start, open, open up, set up (a business, restaurant, etc.) |
| abrir {vt} | :: to crack, crack open, to pop (e.g., a safe, a bottle, a coconut) |
| abrir {vt} | :: to break, break open, (new ground, a game, etc.); to break out (e.g., champagne) |
| abrir {vt} | :: to spread (one's legs, arms, fingers) |
| abrir {vt} [figurative] | :: to answer (the door) |
| abrir {vp} | :: to open up (to become communicative) |
| abrir {vr} [slang] | :: to leave, go away |
| abrir {vr} [Latin America] | :: to withdraw, back out of |
| abrir camino {v} [idiomatic] | :: to pave the way |
| abrir el fuego {v} [idiomatic] | :: to open fire |
| abrir fuego {v} [idiom] | :: to open fire |
| abrirse {v} | :: reflexive of abrir |
| abrirse camino {v} | :: to make way, to make one's way, to claw one's way, to work one's way |
| abrochador {m} | :: buttonhook |
| abrochadora {f} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: stapler |
| abrochar {vtr} | :: to button, fasten, buckle, zip up |
| abrochar {v} [Latin America] | :: to staple |
| abrochar {vr} [Argentina, Mexico, Ecuador, Guatemala, slang, vulgar, also] | :: to fuck |
| abrocharse {v} | :: reflexive of abrochar |
| abrogable {adj} | :: abrogable (capable of being abrogated) |
| abrogación {f} | :: abrogation |
| abrogar {vt} | :: to abrogate (annul by an authoritative act) |
| abrogatorio {adj} | :: abrogating; rescinding; overruling |
| abrojo {m} [botany] | :: thistle; thorn |
| abrojo {m} [weaponry] | :: caltrop |
| abrojo {m} [in the plural, nautical] | :: shoal |
| abrojo {m} [in the plural, figuratively] | :: hardships |
| abrojo terrestre {m} | :: caltrop (Tribulus terrestris) |
| abroncar {vt} | :: to embarrass |
| abroncar {vt} | :: to rebuke, chastise, reprimand |
| abroncar {vt} | :: to jeer |
| abrotación {m} | :: counterrotation |
| abrótano {m} | :: southernwood (Artemisia abrotanum) |
| abrotoñar {vi} [of plants] | :: to bud, sprout or grow |
| abrotoñar {vi} [of water] | :: to spout, gush |
| abrotoñar {vi} [medicine] | :: to develop pustules |
| abrotoñar {vi} | :: to develop, arise, appear |
| abrumador {adj} | :: overwhelming, overpowering, daunting |
| abrumador {adj} | :: exhausting, tiresome |
| abrumadoramente {adv} | :: overwhelmingly |
| abrumar {vt} | :: to overwhelm, crush, overcome, exhaust |
| abrumar {vr} | :: to become foggy, misty |
| abrumar {vr} | :: to become overwhelmed |
| abruptamente {adv} | :: abruptly |
| abrupto {adj} | :: abrupt |
| abrupto {adj} | :: violent |
| abrupto {adj} | :: steep |
| abrupto {adj} | :: heavy |
| Abruzos {prop} {mp} | :: Abruzos (region) |
| Absalón {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| abscedado {adj} | :: abscessed |
| absceder {vi} | :: abscess (to form an abscess) |
| absceso {m} [pathology] | :: abscess |
| abscisa {f} [geometry] | :: abscissa |
| abscisión {f} | :: abscission |
| absconder {vt} [obsolete] | :: to hide |
| absencia {f} | :: obsolete form of ausencia |
| absenta {f} | :: absinthe |
| absentismo {m} | :: truancy (the act of shirking from responsibilities and duties) |
| ábsida {f} | :: alternative form of ábside |
| absidal {adj} | :: apsidal |
| ábside {m} | :: apse |
| absidial {adj} | :: apsidal |
| absidiolo {m} | :: apsidiole |
| absintina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: absinthin |
| absintio {m} | :: absinth (plant) |
| absintio {m} | :: absinth (liquor) |
| ábsit {interj} [obsolete] | :: go away (declares a desire that something should go far from the speaker, or that God free them of it) |
| absolución {f} | :: absolution |
| absolución {f} [judicial] | :: acquittal |
| absolutamente {adv} | :: absolutely |
| absolutamente {adv} [chiefly Latin America] | :: at all |
| absolutismo {m} [government] | :: absolutism |
| absolutismo {m} [philosophy] | :: absolutism |
| absolutista {adj} | :: absolutist |
| absolutista {mf} | :: absolutist |
| absolutivo {adj} | :: absolutive |
| absolutivo {m} [grammar] | :: absolutive |
| absolutizar {vt} | :: to absolutize, to pin down (to make absolute) |
| absoluto {adj} | :: absolute |
| absolutorio {adj} | :: absolving, absolutory |
| absolutorio {adj} | :: acquitted |
| absolver {v} | :: to absolve |
| absolver {v} | :: to acquit |
| absorbancia {f} | :: absorbance |
| absorbedor {m} | :: absorber |
| absorbencia {f} | :: absorbency |
| absorbente {adj} | :: absorbing |
| absorbente {m} | :: absorbent, absorber |
| absorber {v} | :: to absorb |
| absorber {v} | :: to use up |
| absorbible {adj} | :: absorbable |
| absorbimiento {m} | :: absorption (act of absorbing) |
| absorción {f} | :: aspiration |
| absorción {f} | :: absorption |
| absorto {adj} | :: rapt |
| abstemia {f} | :: feminine noun of abstemio |
| abstemio {adj} | :: teetotal |
| abstemio {m} | :: teetotaller |
| abstención {f} | :: abstention |
| abstencionismo {m} | :: abstentionism |
| abstencionista {mf} | :: abstainer, abstentionist (one who abstains from something) |
| abstener {vr} | :: to abstain |
| abstenerse {v} | :: reflexive of abstener |
| abstentivo {adj} | :: abstaining |
| abstergente {m} | :: abstergent (a substance used in cleansing) |
| absterger {v} | :: to cleanse, to purge |
| abstersión {f} [medical] | :: abstersion |
| abstersivo {adj} | :: abstersive |
| abstinencia {f} | :: abstinence, austereness, abstemiousness |
| abstinente {adj} | :: abstinent |
| abstinentemente {adv} | :: abstinently |
| abstracción {f} | :: abstractedness, absentmindedness |
| abstracción {f} | :: abstraction |
| abstraccionismo {m} [arts] | :: abstractionism |
| abstraccionista {mf} | :: abstractionist (someone who paints or creates abstract art) |
| abstractamente {adv} | :: abstractly |
| abstractivamente {adv} | :: abstractively |
| abstractivo {adj} | :: abstractive |
| abstracto {adj} | :: abstract (considered apart from any application to a particular object) |
| abstracto {adj} [art] | :: abstract (free from representational qualities) |
| abstraer {v} | :: to deduct, subtract |
| abstraer {v} | :: to abstract |
| abstraído {adj} | :: lost in thought |
| abstraído {adj} | :: distracted, absent-minded |
| abstruso {adj} | :: abstruse |
| absurdamente {adv} | :: absurdly |
| absurdidad {f} | :: absurdity |
| absurdo {adj} | :: absurd, ludicrous, ridiculous |
| absurdo {m} | :: something that is absurd or ridiculous |
| abubilla {f} | :: hoopoe (the bird Upupa epops) |
| abuchear {v} | :: to boo |
| abuchear {vt} | :: to jeer, to heckle |
| abucheo {m} | :: booing, jeering |
| Abu Dabi {prop} {m} | :: Abu Dabi (emirate) |
| Abu Dabi {prop} {m} | :: Abu Dabi (capital city) |
| abuela {f} | :: grandmother, feminine noun of abuelo |
| abuela {f} [colloquial] | :: old woman |
| abuela {f} [Mexico] | :: a kind of flying ant |
| abuela materna {f} | :: grandmother (maternal grandmother) |
| abuela paterna {f} | :: grandmother (paternal grandmother) |
| abuela política {f} | :: feminine noun of abuelo político; grandmother-in-law |
| abuelastra {f} | :: feminine noun of abuelastro; stepgrandmother |
| abuelastro {m} | :: stepgrandfather |
| abuele {mf} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: grandparent |
| abuelístico {adj} | :: grandfatherly |
| abuelita {f} | :: diminutive of abuela |
| abuelito {m} | :: diminutive of abuelo, grandfather |
| abuelo {m} | :: grandfather |
| abuelo {m} [colloquial, affectionate] | :: an elderly person |
| abuelo {m} | :: loose tufts of hair in the nape when one's hair is messed up |
| abuelo materno {m} | :: maternal grandfather |
| abuelo paterno {m} | :: grandfather (paternal grandfather) |
| abuelo político {m} | :: grandfather-in-law (grandfather of one's spouse) |
| a buena hora {adv} | :: alternative form of a buenas horas |
| a buenas horas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: fine time, about time, high time |
| a buenas horas mangas verdes {adv} [idiomatic] | :: about time, better late than never |
| a buen entendedor, pocas palabras bastan {proverb} | :: a nod is as good as a wink |
| a buen fin no hay mal tiempo {proverb} | :: all's well that ends well |
| a buen recaudo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: safe and sound |
| a buen seguro {adv} [idiomatic] | :: surely, for sure, no doubt |
| abuhardillado {adj} | :: having an attic |
| abuhardillado {adj} [of a window] | :: dormer-window [attributive] |
| abulense {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or from the Spanish city of Ávila |
| abulense {mf} | :: A resident of the Spanish city of Ávila |
| abulia {f} [psychiatry] | :: abulia (absence of will-power or decisiveness) |
| abúlico {adj} | :: abulic |
| abulón {m} | :: abalone (edible univalve mollusc) |
| abultadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of abultado |
| abultamiento {m} | :: bulge (something sticking out) |
| abultar {v} | :: to bulge |
| a bulto {adj} [idiom] | :: considerable; huge; bulky |
| a bulto {adv} [idiomatic] | :: roughly |
| abundadamente {adv} [obsolete] | :: abundantly |
| abundado {adj} [obsolete] | :: abundant |
| abundamiento {m} | :: abundance |
| abundancia {f} | :: abundance |
| abundancial {adj} [linguistics] | :: referring to adjectives and affixes that express the idea of abundance |
| abundante {adj} | :: plentiful, abundant |
| abundante {adj} | :: affluent |
| abundantemente {adv} | :: abundantly |
| abundantísimo {adj} | :: superlative of abundante |
| abundar {v} | :: to abound |
| abundar {v} | :: to satisfy |
| Abundio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| abundosamente {adv} | :: abundantly |
| abundoso {adj} | :: abundant |
| abuñolar {v} | :: to brown (to fry something until it becomes brown) |
| abur {interj} | :: alternative form of agur |
| aburguesamiento {m} | :: bourgeoisification; embourgeoisement |
| aburguesar {vr} | :: to become bourgeois, to gentrify |
| aburguesarse {v} | :: (reflexive of aburguesar) to become bourgeois |
| aburrición {f} [Latin America] | :: boringness; dullness |
| aburridamente {adv} | :: boringly |
| aburridísimo {adj} | :: superlative of aburrido |
| aburrido {adj} | :: bored, fed up |
| aburrido {adj} | :: boring, dull, tedious |
| aburrimiento {m} | :: boredom |
| aburrir {vt} | :: to bore; to tire |
| aburrir {vr} | :: to be bored |
| aburrirse {v} | :: reflexive of aburrir |
| aburrirse como una ostra {v} [idiom, simile] | :: to be bored stiff; be bored to death; to be bored out of one's mind |
| aburujar {vtr} | :: to form lumps in something |
| abusador {m} | :: abuser |
| abusadora {f} | :: feminine noun of abusador |
| abusar {v} | :: to abuse, to betray |
| abusar {v} | :: to misuse |
| abusar {vp} [Guatemala] | :: to get clever, to get smart, to wise up |
| abusar de {v} [idiomatic] | :: to take advantage of |
| abusivamente {adv} | :: abusively |
| abusividad {f} | :: abusiveness |
| abusivo {adj} | :: abusive |
| abuso {m} | :: abuse |
| abuso {m} | :: overuse |
| abuso de menores {m} | :: child abuse |
| abuso de poder {m} | :: abuse of authority |
| abusón {adj} | :: bullying, abusive |
| abusón {m} | :: bully (person who is cruel to others) |
| abuso sexual {m} | :: sexual abuse (sexual violation or assault) |
| abuta {f} | :: Any plant of the genus Abuta |
| Abuya {prop} {f} | :: Abuya (capital city) |
| abyad {m} | :: alternative form of abjad |
| abyección {f} | :: abjection, abjectness |
| abyección {f} | :: humiliation |
| abyección {f} | :: depravity, turpitude, vileness, wretchedness |
| abyectamente {adv} | :: abjectly |
| abyecto {adj} | :: abject |
| abyecto {adj} | :: heinous, wretched, vile |
| abzima {f} [immunology] | :: abzyme |
| a. C. {adv} | :: BC (Before Christ) |
| aC {adv} | :: BC (Before Christ) |
| acá {adv} [especially, Latin America] | :: here |
| acá {adv} | :: as of, up to (used with a time phrase to represent continuity up to the present) |
| acabadamente {adv} | :: wholly, completely |
| acabadito {adj} | :: diminutive of acabado |
| acabado {adj} | :: worn-out |
| acabado {adj} | :: finished |
| acabado {m} | :: finish, finishing (a final process or coating applied to a surface) |
| a cabalidad {adv} | :: thoroughly |
| acaballar {v} | :: to copulate (of horses and donkeys) |
| acaballar {v} | :: to stack, pile |
| a caballito {adv} [colloquial, Spain] | :: piggyback, piggyback style |
| a caballo {adv} | :: on horseback; on the back of a horse |
| a caballo {adv} | :: halfway (between); in the middle |
| a caballo regalado, no le mires el dentado {proverb} | :: alternative form of a caballo regalado no le mires el diente |
| a caballo regalado no le mires el diente {proverb} | :: don't look a gift horse in the mouth (a phrase referring to unappreciatively questioning of a gift or handout too closely) |
| acabamiento {m} | :: achievement, completion |
| acabamiento {m} | :: finishing, end, ending |
| acabamiento {m} | :: death, dying |
| acabar {vt} | :: to finish; to end |
| acabar {v} [auxiliary with a verb in the gerund] | :: to end up (to eventually do) |
| acabar {vp} | :: to run out of |
| acabar {vp} | :: to come to an end, to be over, to be done, to be finished, to be it, to be no more, to be up |
| acabar {v} [Latin America, vulgar, slang] | :: to orgasm; to cum |
| acabar con {v} [idiomatic] | :: to exhaust, use up |
| acabar con {v} | :: to finish, to put an end to |
| acabar de {v} [idiomatic] | :: to have just done something |
| acabar por {v} [idiomatic] | :: to end up by |
| acabarse {v} | :: reflexive of acabar |
| acabose {m} | :: be all and end all |
| acabose {m} | :: last straw |
| acachetear {v} | :: to slap, strike with an open hand |
| acachetear {v} | :: to punch, hit with a closed fist |
| acacia {f} | :: acacia |
| a cada rato {adv} [idiom] | :: all the time, constantly |
| academia {f} | :: academy |
| académicamente {adv} | :: academically |
| academicismo {m} [art] | :: academicism (traditional or orthodox formalism) |
| academicista {adj} | :: academicist |
| academicista {mf} | :: academicist |
| académico {adj} | :: academic |
| académico {adj} | :: scholastic |
| académico {m} | :: academician, academic |
| academista {mf} [obsolete] | :: academician, academic |
| acadiana {f} | :: feminine noun of acadiano |
| acadiano {adj} | :: Accadian |
| acadiano {m} | :: Accadian |
| acadio {adj} | :: Acadian |
| acadio {adj} | :: Akkadian |
| acadio {m} | :: Acadian (language) |
| acadio {m} | :: Akkadian |
| acaecer {vi} [impersonal] | :: to happen |
| acaecer {vi} [archaic] | :: to be present |
| acaecimiento {m} | :: event, occurrence |
| acairelar {v} | :: alternative form of cairelar |
| acal {m} [dialectal, Mexico] | :: canoe |
| acal {m} [dialectal, Puebla, Mexico] | :: manger |
| acalambrar {vtr} [Latin America] | :: to cramp |
| acalasia {m} [pathology] | :: achalasia |
| acalenturado {adj} | :: feverish |
| acalenturarse {vr} | :: To have a fever |
| acalicino {adj} [botany] | :: acalycine |
| acalifa {f} | :: copperleaf, Acalypha wilkesiana |
| acallar {vt} | :: to quiet, hush or silence |
| acalmar {v} | :: obsolete form of calmar |
| acaloradamente {adv} | :: hotly, vehemently, heatedly |
| acalorado {adj} | :: heated |
| acaloramiento {m} | :: fervor, passion |
| acalorar {vt} | :: to heat up |
| acalorar {vtr} [of a person] | :: to overheat |
| acalorar {vr} | :: to become heated or excited |
| acalorarse {v} | :: reflexive of acalorar |
| a cal y canto {adv} [idiomatic] | :: under lock and key, shut tight, closed behind doors |
| acamellado {adj} | :: resembling a camel |
| acampada {f} | :: camping (recreational activity) |
| acampamento {m} | :: alternative form of campamento |
| acampanado {adj} | :: flared, bell shaped |
| acampanar {vtr} | :: to shape like a bell |
| acampar {vir} | :: to camp; to go camping |
| ácana {f} | :: a tree belonging to the Sapotaceae family; Manilkara bidentata; balatá |
| ácana {f} | :: the wood of this tree |
| acanaladura {f} | :: groove, crimp, bead |
| acanaladura {f} [architecture] | :: flute |
| acanalar {v} | :: to furrow |
| acanelado {adj} | :: cinnamony |
| acanelado {adj} | :: cinnamon-coloured |
| acano {m} | :: Akan (Niger-Congo language) |
| acano {m} | :: Akan (language group spoken in Ghana) |
| acañonear {v} | :: obsolete form of cañonear |
| acantáceo {adj} [botany] | :: acanthaceous |
| acantilado {adj} | :: steep, sheer |
| acantilado {m} | :: cliff |
| acantilar {v} [nautical] | :: to run a ship into trouble or onto rocks |
| acantilar {v} | :: to dredge |
| acantinflado {adj} | :: In the style of Cantinflas, a Mexican comedy actor |
| acantisita {m} | :: rock wren |
| acantita {f} [mineral] | :: acanthite (a mineral form of silver sulfide) |
| acanto {m} [plant, architecture] | :: acanthus |
| acantocéfalo {m} [zoology] | :: acanthocephalan |
| acantocito {m} | :: acanthocyte |
| acantonamiento {m} | :: cantonment |
| acantonar {v} | :: to house troops |
| acantosis {f} [medicine] | :: acanthosis |
| acaparador {m} | :: hoarder |
| acaparadora {f} | :: hoarder |
| acaparamiento {m} | :: hoard (hidden supply) |
| acaparar {vt} | :: to hoard |
| a capa y espada {adv} [idiom] | :: tooth and nail |
| a capela {adv} | :: a capella |
| a capella {adv} | :: a capella |
| acápite {m} [legal] | :: subparagraph |
| a cappella {adv} | :: alternative spelling of a capela |
| Acapulco {prop} | :: Acapulco (city) |
| acapulqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of acapulqueño |
| acapulqueño {adj} | :: Acapulcan |
| acapulqueño {m} | :: Acapulcan |
| a cara de perro {adv} [idiom] | :: unwillingly |
| acarajotado {adj} [colloquial, Andalusia] | :: baffled, confused |
| acaramelado {adj} | :: toffee-flavoured |
| acaramelado {adj} [figurative] | :: enamored, loved-up |
| acaramelar {v} | :: to coat with caramel |
| acaramelar {vr} | :: to grow fond of; to become besotted |
| acaramelar {vr} | :: to pet; smooch |
| a cara o cruz {adv} [idiomatic] | :: toss a coin for, heads or tails |
| acarbosa {f} [biochemistry] | :: acarbose |
| acardenalar {v} | :: to bruise |
| a cargo {adv} | :: in charge |
| acariciable {adj} | :: strokable |
| acariciador {m} | :: fondler; caresser |
| acariciador {adj} | :: which fondles, which caresses |
| acariciadora {f} | :: feminine noun of acariciador |
| acariciar {v} | :: to caress |
| acariciar {v} | :: to fondle |
| acariciar {v} | :: to stroke |
| acariciar {v} | :: to pet |
| acariciarse {v} | :: reflexive of acariciar |
| acarnania {f} | :: feminine noun of acarnanio |
| acarnanio {adj} | :: Acarnanian |
| acarnanio {m} | :: Acarnanian |
| ácaro {m} | :: mite |
| ácaro {m} [in the plural, zoology] | :: order of mites |
| acarofobia {f} | :: acarophobia |
| acarpo {adj} | :: acarpous |
| acarrear {v} | :: to carry, haul |
| acarrear {v} | :: to cause, bring up |
| acarreo {m} | :: carriage, conveyance |
| acarreo {m} [mathematics] | :: carry |
| acartonado {adj} | :: shrivelled, wizened |
| acartonar {vt} | :: to weather, to erode |
| acartonar {vr} | :: to become stiff like cardboard |
| acartonar {vr} | :: to become wizened |
| acartonarse {v} | :: reflexive of acartonar |
| a casa {adv} | :: home, homewards, back home, to home, to the house |
| acaso {adv} | :: perhaps |
| acastillado {adj} | :: castle-like, castellate, castellated |
| acastillar {v} | :: to house, house in a castle, keep in a castle |
| acastillar {vt} | :: to castellate, incastellate, to make into a castle, to build in the form of a castle or to add battlements to an existing building |
| acastillar {vi} | :: to take the form of a castle |
| acatadamente {adv} | :: compliantly |
| acatamiento {m} | :: observance, compliance |
| acatar {vt} | :: to comply with |
| acatarrar {vt} | :: to cause to have a cold |
| acatarrar {vr} | :: to catch cold |
| acatarrarse {v} | :: reflexive of acatarrar |
| acatisia {f} | :: akathisia |
| acaudalado {adj} | :: wealthy |
| acaudillar {v} | :: to command |
| acaudillar {v} | :: to specify, adduce, indicate |
| acaule {adj} [botany] | :: acaulous, short-stemmed |
| a causa de {prep} | :: because of |
| acazanate {m} | :: great-tailed grackle (Quiscalus mexicanus) |
| ACB {prop} {f} | :: Asociación de Clubs de Baloncesto, an organisation made up of professional Spanish basketball clubs |
| accedente {adj} | :: acceding |
| acceder {v} | :: to accede, to agree, to concur |
| acceder {v} | :: to access |
| accesar {vt} | :: to access something (e.g. the Internet) |
| accesibilidad {f} | :: accessibility |
| accesible {adj} | :: approachable, accessible |
| accesión {f} | :: accession |
| accésit {m} | :: second-place prize |
| accesitario {m} [Peru, politics] | :: deputy |
| acceso {m} | :: access |
| acceso {m} [formal] | :: (sexual) intercourse |
| acceso {m} | :: passage |
| accesoriamente {adv} | :: accessorily, incidentally |
| accesorio {adj} | :: accessory, secondary, additional, supplementary |
| accesorio {adj} | :: incidental |
| accesorio {adj} | :: irrelevant |
| accesorio {m} | :: accessory equipment, appurtenance |
| accidentabilidad {f} | :: accident rate |
| accidentado {adj} | :: jerky |
| accidentado {adj} | :: accident-filled; accident-littered |
| accidental {adj} | :: nonessential |
| accidental {adj} | :: accidental |
| accidental {m} [music] | :: accidental |
| accidentalidad {f} | :: chance, coincidence |
| accidentalidad {f} | :: accident rate |
| accidentalismo {m} [philosophy] | :: accidentalism |
| accidentalismo {m} [politics] | :: accidentalism |
| accidentalismo {m} [medicine] | :: accidentalism |
| accidentalmente {adv} | :: accidentally |
| accidentar {vt} | :: to cause an accident |
| accidentar {vr} | :: to have an accident |
| accidentariamente {adv} [obsolete] | :: accidentally |
| accidentarse {v} | :: to have an accident, get into an accident, crash |
| accidente {m} | :: accident (unexpected event with negative consequences) |
| accidente {m} [music] | :: accidental |
| accidente {m} [geography] | :: feature |
| accidente cerebro vascular {m} | :: alternative form of accidente cerebrovascular |
| accidente cerebrovascular {m} [medicine] | :: stroke |
| accidentológico {adj} | :: of or relating to accidentology |
| acción {f} | :: action, act (something done) |
| acción {f} | :: action (way of motion or functioning) |
| acción {f} | :: action (fast-paced activity) |
| acción {f} [military] | :: combat, action |
| acción {f} [legal] | :: general legal action; lawsuit |
| acción {f} | :: share (financial instrument) |
| acción {interj} | :: action (demanding the start of something) |
| accionador {m} | :: actuator |
| accionamiento {m} | :: operation (method by which a device performs its function) |
| accionante {mf} [legal] | :: petitioner |
| accionar {v} | :: to put into motion; to start |
| accionar {v} | :: to gesticulate |
| accionariado {m} | :: group of shareholders |
| accionarial {adj} [attributive] | :: shares, stocks |
| accionariamente {adv} | :: relating to stocks and shares |
| accionario {adj} [finance] | :: stock (financial instrument) |
| accionario {m} [finance] | :: shareholder |
| acción en vivo {f} [cinematography] | :: live action |
| acciones diluidas {fp} [legal] | :: watered stock (inflated shares of stock) |
| accionista {mf} | :: shareholder |
| acción real {f} [Latin America, cinematography] | :: live action |
| acción reivindicatoria {f} [legal] | :: replevin (legal action) |
| acciopopulista {adj} [Peru, politics] | :: Of or pertaining to the political party Acción Popular |
| acciopopulista {mf} [Peru, politics] | :: A member of the political party Acción Popular |
| accipopulista {mf} | :: alternative form of acciopopulista |
| accipopulista {adj} | :: alternative form of acciopopulista |
| Accra {prop} | :: Accra (capital city) |
| ace {m} [tennis] | :: ace (point scored without the opponent hitting the ball) |
| -ácea {suffix} | :: feminine singular of -áceo |
| Acebedo {prop} | :: alternative form of Acevedo |
| acebibe {m} | :: raisin |
| acebo {m} | :: holly |
| acebollado {adj} | :: onion-shaped |
| acebuchal {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the olive |
| acebuchal {m} | :: olive grove |
| acebuche {m} | :: wild olive tree |
| acechador {m} | :: stalker |
| acechadora {f} | :: feminine noun of acechador |
| acechante {adj} | :: lurking, looming |
| acechanza {f} | :: the act of stalking or spying |
| acechar {vt} | :: to lurk, to lie in wait for, waylay, watch out for |
| acechar {vt} | :: to spy, stalk |
| aceche {m} | :: vitriol |
| acecho {m} | :: the act of stalking or spying |
| acecho {m} | :: ambush |
| acedar {v} | :: to make sour; to sour |
| acedar {vr} | :: to go sour |
| acedera {f} | :: sorrel (plant) |
| acedera común {f} | :: sorrel (plant) |
| acederaque {m} | :: azedarach |
| acedía {f} | :: heartburn |
| acedía {f} | :: wedge sole |
| acedo {adj} | :: sour, tart, acid |
| acedo {adj} | :: soured, bittered |
| acedo {adj} | :: [of a person] disagreeable, unpleasant, bleak |
| acedo {m} [rare] | :: A sour juice or other liquid |
| acefalia {f} | :: acephalia |
| acefalía {f} | :: alternative form of acefalia |
| acéfalo {adj} | :: headless |
| acéfalo {adj} | :: leaderless |
| aceifa {f} | :: summertime ghazwa |
| aceitar {vt} | :: to oil |
| aceitar {v} [Latin America] | :: to bribe |
| aceitazo {m} | :: splashing of oil |
| aceite {m} | :: oil |
| aceite {m} | :: olive oil |
| aceite de colza {m} | :: rapeseed oil, rape oil |
| aceite de girasol {m} | :: sunflower oil |
| aceite de hígado de bacalao {m} | :: cod liver oil |
| aceite de oliva {m} | :: olive oil |
| aceite de palma {m} | :: palm oil |
| aceite de ricino {m} | :: castor oil |
| aceite esencial {m} | :: essential oil |
| aceitera {f} | :: oilcan |
| aceitero {adj} [attributive] | :: oil (vegetable oil) |
| aceitero {m} | :: oil maker or seller |
| aceite vegetal {m} | :: vegetable oil |
| aceitoso {adj} | :: oily |
| aceituna {f} | :: olive (fruit) |
| aceitunado {adj} | :: olive-colored, of a green color as of olives |
| aceituna negra {f} | :: black olive |
| aceitunil {adj} | :: olive-colored, olive-green |
| aceituno {m} | :: olive tree |
| aceituno {m} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: A plant in the genus Simarouba |
| aceituno {adj} [Cuba] | :: olive-colored |
| aceleración {f} | :: acceleration (act of increasing motion or action) |
| aceleración {f} [physics] | :: acceleration (change of velocity with respect to time) |
| aceleradamente {adv} | :: quickly, rapidly |
| acelerado {adj} [slang] | :: very excited; wound up; hyper |
| acelerador {m} | :: accelerator (device for causing acceleration) |
| acelerador {m} | :: accelerator pedal |
| acelerador {m} [chemistry] | :: accelerator (substance that speeds up chemical reactions) |
| acelerador {adj} | :: accelerating (that causes acceleration) |
| acelerador de partículas {m} | :: particle accelerator |
| aceleramiento {m} | :: acceleration (act of increasing motion or action) |
| acelerar {vtr} | :: to accelerate (to cause to move faster) |
| acelerar {vi} | :: to hurry up |
| acelerógrafo {m} [seismology] | :: accelerograph (instrument used to record the acceleration of the ground during an earthquake) |
| acelerómetro {m} | :: accelerometer (instrument for measuring acceleration) |
| acelerón {m} | :: welly, spurt, sudden acceleration, burst of speed (force on a pedal or increase to any fuel or power for an engine or motor) |
| acelerón {m} | :: speed-up |
| acelga {f} | :: chard, mangold (edible leafy vegetable, Beta vulgaris subsp. cicla) |
| acelomado {adj} [zoology] | :: acoelomate |
| acelular {adj} | :: acellular |
| acémila {f} | :: mule; beast of burden |
| acemilera {f} | :: feminine noun of acemilero |
| acemilero {m} | :: muleteer |
| acemite {m} [archaic] | :: bran |
| aceña {f} | :: water mill; flour mill |
| aceña {f} | :: water wheel |
| aceña {f} [plant] | :: bulrush, cattail (Typha latifolia) |
| acenafteno {m} [organic compound] | :: acenaphthene |
| a cencerros tapados {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in secret; on the hush-hush |
| acendradísimo {adj} | :: superlative of acendrado |
| acendrado {adj} | :: unspoilt, spotless |
| acendrar {vt} | :: to purify (metal) |
| aceno {m} [organic compound] | :: acene |
| acenocumarol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: acenocoumarin |
| acensar {v} | :: alternative form of acensuar |
| acensuar {v} | :: to tax a piece of property |
| acento {m} | :: accent (typographical line) |
| acento {m} | :: accent (variety of speech connected to a certain geographical region) |
| acento agudo {m} [orthography] | :: acute accent |
| acento grave {m} [orthography] | :: grave accent |
| acentor {m} [zoology] | :: accentor (bird of the Prunella genus) |
| acentuación {f} | :: accentuation, stress |
| acentuación {f} | :: accent marks |
| acentuadamente {adv} | :: markedly |
| acentual {adj} | :: accentual |
| acentuar {vt} | :: to accentuate (to pronounce with vocal stress) |
| acentuar {vt} | :: to accentuate (to mark with a written accent) |
| acentuar {vt} | :: to accentuate, to emphasize |
| -áceo {suffix} | :: -aceous |
| acepción {f} [semantics] | :: sense, meaning |
| acepción {f} [obsolete] | :: acceptance |
| acepillar {vt} | :: rare form of cepillar |
| acepromazina {f} | :: acepromazine |
| aceptabilidad {f} | :: acceptability |
| aceptable {adj} | :: acceptable |
| aceptablemente {adv} | :: acceptably |
| aceptación {f} | :: acceptance (receiving of something offered) |
| aceptador {m} | :: acceptor (one who accepts) |
| aceptante {adj} | :: accepting |
| aceptar {vt} | :: to accept, to take up, to take up on |
| aceptar {v} | :: to agree |
| aceptar {v} | :: to come to terms with |
| aceptarse {v} | :: reflexive of aceptar |
| aceptor {adj} | :: accepting |
| aceptor {m} | :: acceptor |
| acequia {f} [agriculture] | :: irrigation ditch |
| acera {f} | :: pavement, sidewalk |
| acerar {v} | :: to harden, to steel |
| acerar {v} | :: to make sharp |
| acerbamente {adv} | :: sourly, bitterly |
| acerbidad {f} | :: acerbity (sourness of taste) |
| acerbidad {f} | :: acerbity (harshness, severity) |
| acerbo {adj} | :: acerb (bitter to the taste) |
| acerbo {adj} | :: acerbic (sour or bitter) |
| acerbo {adj} | :: biting, scathing, acerbic |
| acerca {adv} [archaic] | :: adjacent |
| acerca {adv} | :: only used in acerca de |
| acerca de {prep} | :: about, concerning |
| acercamiento {m} | :: rapprochement, reconciliation |
| acercar {vt} | :: to bring close |
| acercar {vi} | :: to zoom in |
| acercar {vr} | :: to approach, to get close, to come |
| acercar {vr} | :: to draw near, to gather around |
| acercar {vr} | :: to become close |
| acercar {vr} | :: to get close to, to come up to, to draw near to, to walk up to, to go over to (+a) |
| acercar {vr} | :: to reach out to (+a) |
| acercar {vr} | :: to close in on (+a) |
| acercar posturas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to build bridges, to come together |
| acercarse {v} | :: reflexive of acercar |
| acere {m} [Cuba, slang, term of address] | :: man, bro, homie |
| ácere {m} | :: rare form of arce |
| acerería {f} | :: alternative form of acería |
| acerero {adj} | :: steel-making |
| acerero {m} | :: Fan of Acereros de Monclova |
| acerero {m} | :: steelworker |
| acerezado {adj} | :: cherrylike; cherry-flavoured |
| acería {f} | :: steelworks (place where steel is manufactured and/or shaped) |
| acerico {m} | :: small pillow |
| acerico {m} | :: pincushion |
| acerillo {m} | :: obsolete form of acerico |
| acerillo {m} | :: orange-ball-tree |
| acero {m} | :: steel |
| acero {m} [figuratively] | :: sword, weapon |
| acero {m} [in the plural] | :: arms |
| acero {m} | :: tincture of steel |
| ácero {adj} [zoology] | :: hornless (for vertebrates), antennaless (for arthropods) |
| acero al carbono {m} | :: mild steel |
| acero inoxidable {m} | :: stainless steel |
| acerola {f} | :: azarole, the fruit of the acerolo, Crataegus azarolus |
| acerola {f} | :: acerola |
| acerolo {m} | :: the azarole, a Mediterranean shrub or small tree that produces the acerola, Crataegus azarolus |
| acérrimamente {adv} | :: strongly, vigorously |
| acérrimo {adj} | :: very strong |
| acérrimo {adj} | :: vigorous; with tenacity |
| acérrimo {adj} | :: die-hard, extreme |
| acérrimo {adj} | :: bitter (enemy) |
| acerrojamiento {m} | :: bolting; locking |
| acerrojar {vt} | :: to lock, bolt, lock up (fasten with a lock) |
| acertadamente {adv} | :: aptly |
| acertadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of acertado |
| acertante {adj} | :: winning |
| acertante {mf} | :: winner |
| acertar {vt} | :: to hit upon |
| acertar {vi} | :: to be right |
| acertar con {v} | :: to locate, find |
| acertijo {m} | :: riddle |
| acervar {vt} [rare] | :: to pile up |
| acervo {m} | :: heritage |
| acervo {m} | :: heap |
| acervo genético {m} | :: gene pool |
| acetábulo {m} [obsolete] | :: vinegar cup |
| acetábulo {m} [anatomy] | :: acetabulum |
| acetal {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acetal |
| acetaldehído {m} [organic compound] | :: acetaldehyde, ethanal |
| acetalización {f} [organic chemistry] | :: acetalization |
| acetamida {f} | :: acetamide (amide of acetic acid) |
| acetaminofén {m} | :: acetaminophen; paracetamol |
| acetar {v} | :: obsolete form of aceptar |
| acetato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acetate |
| acético {adj} | :: acetic |
| acetificar {vt} | :: to acetify (convert into acid or vinegar) |
| acetil {m} | :: alternative form of acetilo |
| acetilación {f} | :: acetylation |
| acetilcisteína {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: acetylcysteine |
| acetilcolina {f} | :: acetylcholine |
| acetilcolinesterasa {f} [enzyme] | :: acetylcholinesterase |
| acetileno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acetylene |
| acetilgalactosamina {f} [organic compound] | :: acetylgalactosamine |
| acetilglucosamina {f} [organic compound] | :: acetylglucosamine |
| acetilmanosamina {f} [organic compound] | :: acetylmannosamine |
| acetilmurámico {adj} | :: acetylmuramic |
| acetilneuraminato {m} | :: acetylneuraminate |
| acetilneuramínico {adj} | :: acetylneuraminic |
| acetilo {m} [organic compound] | :: acetyl |
| acetilsalicilato {m} | :: acetylsalicylate |
| acetilsalicílico {adj} | :: acetylsalicylic |
| acetiltransferasa {f} [enzyme] | :: acetyltransferase, transacetylase |
| acetiluro {m} [organic compound] | :: acetylide |
| acetímetro {m} | :: acetimeter (an instrument) |
| acetoacetato {m} [organic compound] | :: acetoacetic acid |
| acetona {f} [organic compound] | :: acetone |
| acetonitrilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acetonitrile |
| acetosa {f} | :: sorrel (plant) |
| acetre {m} | :: situla |
| acetrero {m} | :: obsolete form of cetrero |
| aceytuni {n} [obsolete] | :: synonym of raso: satin |
| acezante {adj} | :: puffing, panting or out of breath |
| acezar {vi} | :: to pant |
| -acha {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -acho |
| achacable {adj} | :: ascribable; attributable to |
| achacacheña {f} | :: feminine noun of achacacheño |
| achacacheño {adj} | :: Of or from the town of Achacachi in Bolivia |
| achacacheño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the town of Achacachi in Bolivia |
| achacar {v} | :: to attribute (something to someone); to blame |
| achachairú {m} [Bolivia] | :: Garcinia humilis (small tree grown for its fruit) |
| achacoso {adj} [colloquial] | :: sickly, ailing |
| achacoso {adj} [colloquial] | :: chesty (having a cold) |
| achaflanar {v} | :: to chamfer |
| achampanado {adj} | :: bubbly, fizzy |
| achampañado {adj} | :: alternative form of achampanado |
| achantar {v} [colloquial] | :: to scare, to put off |
| achaparrado {adj} | :: short and stubby (of vegetation or a person) |
| achaparrar {v} | :: to make or become stubby or chubby |
| achaque {m} | :: minor sickness, malady especially a cold |
| achaque {m} | :: default, failing |
| achaque {m} | :: subject, issue, topic |
| achaque {m} [colloquial] | :: period, menstruation |
| achatamiento {m} [maths] | :: flattening |
| achatar {v} | :: to flatten |
| achatarrar {vt} | :: to scrap (to dispose at the scrapyard) |
| aché {m} | :: aṣẹ (religious and philosophical concept in Yoruba culture) |
| achelense {adj} | :: Acheulean |
| achelense {m} | :: Acheulean |
| achicamiento {m} | :: humiliation |
| achicamiento {m} | :: shrinking |
| achicar {vt} | :: to make smaller, reduce, minimize |
| achicar {vt} | :: to humiliate, make someone feel small |
| achicar {vt} | :: to bale out (a boat) |
| achicarse {vr} | :: to get smaller, shrink |
| achicarse {vr} | :: to eat humble pie |
| achicharrar {v} | :: to scorch |
| achicharrar {vi} | :: To roast; boil (be very hot) |
| achichincle {m} [pejorative, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico] | :: minion, servant |
| achichinque {m} | :: alternative form of achichincle |
| achichintle {m} | :: alternative form of achichincle |
| achicopalar {v} [Central America] | :: to sadden; upset |
| achicoria {f} | :: chicory |
| achín {m} [El Salvador] | :: street vendor with low-quality wares |
| achín {m} [Honduras] | :: trinket, knick-knack |
| achinada {f} | :: feminine noun of achinado |
| achinado {adj} | :: Chinese-looking |
| achinado {adj} | :: mulatto (three quarters African and one quarter Caucasian, or one quarter African and three quarters Caucasian) |
| achinado {m} | :: Chinese-looking person |
| achinar {vt} | :: to sinicize (make Chinese in form or character) |
| achinar {v} | :: to slant (one's eyes) |
| achiote {m} [Latin America] | :: achiote (Bixa orellana, a tropical American evergreen shrub) |
| achiote {m} [Latin America] | :: achiote (seed of the achiote shrub) |
| achiote {m} [Latin America] | :: achiote (orange-red dye obtained from achiote seeds) |
| achira {f} | :: purple arrowroot, Canna indica |
| achira {f} [Colombia] | :: a confection made from this plant |
| achira {f} [Colombia] | :: a bread baked using arrowroot flour |
| achira {f} | :: the giant arrowhead, Sagittaria montevidensis |
| achís {interj} | :: achoo! |
| achispado {adj} | :: tipsy (slightly drunk) |
| achispar {vt} | :: to liven up |
| achispar {vr} | :: to get tipsy |
| -acho {suffix} | :: Used in forming pejoratives from nouns and adjectives |
| achocolatar {v} [rare, except in past participle] | :: to turn into chocolate, or of chocolate color/colour |
| acholar {vt} [Latin America] | :: to shame; embarrass |
| acholar {vr} [Latin America] | :: to become ashamed |
| acholo {m} | :: shame |
| achoque {m} | :: any of a number of salamanders |
| achorar {v} [Latin America] | :: to act with hostility |
| achu {m} | :: A type of dance from Bolivia |
| achuar {adj} | :: Achuar |
| achuchable {adj} | :: cuddly; huggable |
| achuchar {v} [colloquial] | :: to pet, to cuddle, smooch, hug |
| achuchar {v} [colloquial] | :: to squeeze |
| achuchar {v} [colloquial] | :: to rush, hurry |
| achuchón {m} [colloquial] | :: hug, squeeze |
| achuchón {m} [colloquial] | :: shove |
| achuete {m} [Philippines] | :: alternative form of achiote |
| achura {f} [South America, usually, in the plural] | :: offal |
| aciago {adj} | :: unlucky, ill-fated, unfortunate |
| aciago {m} [archaic] | :: misfortune |
| acial {m} [farriery] | :: barnacle, twitch, a kind of pincers or vise to fix the mouth of a horse or similar animals to yield the opportunity of surgery twitch |
| acial {m} [farriery] | :: riding crop, a short whip for goading |
| aciano {m} | :: cornflower, Centaurea cyanus |
| acíbar {m} [plant] | :: aloe (the plant and its juice) |
| acíbar {m} | :: bitterness, sorrow |
| acibarar {v} | :: to add aloe to |
| acibarar {v} | :: to embitter |
| acicaladura {f} | :: grooming (caring for horses) |
| acicalamiento {m} | :: grooming |
| acicalar {vt} | :: to groom |
| acicalar {vt} | :: to polish, to preen |
| acicalarse {vr} | :: to smarten oneself up, to preen oneself, to spruce up oneself |
| acicate {m} | :: spur (implement for prodding a horse) |
| acicate {m} [figuratively] | :: incentive, spur (anything that inspires or motivates) |
| acicatear {vt} | :: to spur on |
| acíclico {adj} | :: acyclic |
| aciclonado {adj} | :: fast-paced |
| acícula {f} [botany] | :: needle (long, pointed leaf found on some conifers) |
| acicular {adj} | :: acicular |
| ácidamente {adv} | :: sharply, bitterly, fiercely |
| acidaque {m} [Islam] | :: mahr (gift from the groom to the bride) |
| acidez {f} | :: acidity |
| acidez {f} | :: tang |
| acidez {f} | :: heartburn |
| acid house {m} | :: acid house |
| acidificación {f} | :: acidification |
| acidificar {vt} | :: to acidify |
| acidimetría {f} [chemistry] | :: acidimetry |
| acidímetro {m} | :: acidimeter |
| acid jazz {m} | :: acid jazz |
| ácido {adj} | :: sharp, tart |
| ácido {adj} | :: acidic |
| ácido {adj} | :: harsh |
| ácido {m} [chemistry] | :: acid |
| ácido abscísico {m} [biochemistry] | :: abscisic acid |
| ácido acético {m} [organic compound] | :: acetic acid |
| ácido acetilneuramínico {m} [organic compound] | :: acetylneuraminic acid |
| ácido acetilsalicílico {m} [organic compound] | :: acetylsalicylic acid, aspirin |
| ácido acrílico {m} [organic compound] | :: acrylic acid |
| ácido adípico {m} [organic compound] | :: adipic acid |
| ácido aldónico {m} [organic compound] | :: aldonic acid |
| ácido aminobenzoico {m} [organic compound] | :: aminobenzoic acid |
| ácido aminobutírico {m} [organic compound] | :: aminobutyric acid |
| ácido araquidónico {m} [organic compound] | :: arachidonic acid |
| ácido ascórbico {m} [organic compound] | :: ascorbic acid |
| ácido aspártico {m} [organic compound, amino acid] | :: aspartic acid |
| ácido benzoico {m} | :: benzoic acid |
| ácido betahidroxibutírico {m} | :: beta-Hydroxybutyric acid |
| ácido butírico {m} [organic compound] | :: butyric acid |
| ácido carbónico {m} | :: carbonic acid (a weak unstable acid, H2CO3) |
| ácido carboxílico {m} | :: carboxylic acid |
| ácido carmínico {m} | :: carminic acid |
| ácido cianhídrico {m} | :: hydrocyanic acid |
| ácido cítrico {m} [organic compound] | :: citric acid |
| ácido clorhídrico {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrochloric acid |
| ácido clórico {m} [chemistry] | :: chloric acid |
| ácido cloroacético {m} [organic compound] | :: chloroacetic acid |
| ácido crotónico {m} [organic compound] | :: crotonic acid |
| ácido desoxirribonucleico {m} [biochemistry] | :: deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA |
| acidófilo {adj} | :: acidophilic |
| ácido fólico {m} | :: folic acid |
| ácido ftálico {m} [organic chemistry] | :: phthalic acid |
| ácido fulmínico {m} | :: fulminic acid |
| ácido fumárico {m} | :: fumaric acid |
| ácido galacturónico {m} | :: galacturonic acid |
| ácido gamma-aminobutírico {m} | :: gamma-aminobutyric acid |
| ácido gástrico {m} [biochemistry] | :: gastric acid (acidic secretion of the stomach) |
| ácido glicocólico {m} [organic compound] | :: glycocholic acid |
| ácido glucurónico {m} | :: glucuronic acid |
| ácido glutámico {m} [amino acid] | :: glutamic acid |
| ácido graso {m} [biochemistry] | :: fatty acid |
| ácido isocítrico {m} | :: isocitric acid |
| ácido láctico {m} | :: lactic acid |
| ácido linoleico {m} | :: linoleic acid |
| ácido málico {m} | :: malic acid |
| ácido muriático {m} | :: muriatic acid |
| ácido neuramínico {m} | :: neuraminic acid |
| ácido nítrico {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: nitric acid |
| ácido nucleico {m} [biochemistry] | :: nucleic acid |
| ácido oleico {m} | :: oleic acid |
| ácido oxálico {m} | :: oxalic acid |
| ácido oxaloacético {m} [organic compound] | :: oxaloacetic acid |
| ácido palmítico {m} | :: palmitic acid |
| ácido permangánico {m} | :: permanganic acid |
| ácido pícrico {m} [organic compound] | :: picric acid |
| ácido pirúvico {m} | :: pyruvic acid |
| ácido quenodesoxicólico {m} [organic compound] | :: chenodeoxycholic acid |
| ácido racémico {m} [organic compound] | :: racemic acid |
| ácido ribonucleico {m} [biochemistry] | :: ribonucleic acid (RNA) |
| ácido shikímico {m} [organic chemistry] | :: shikimic acid |
| ácido siálico {m} [organic compound] | :: sialic acid |
| ácido siquímico {m} | :: alternative form of ácido shikímico |
| acidosis {f} [pathology] | :: acidosis (abnormally increased acidity of the blood) |
| ácido sórbico {m} [organic compound] | :: sorbic acid |
| ácido succínico {m} [organic compound] | :: succinic acid |
| ácido sulfónico {m} [chemistry] | :: sulfonic acid |
| ácido sulfúrico {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: sulfuric acid |
| ácido sulfuroso {m} [inorganic compound] | :: sulfurous acid |
| ácido tartárico {m} [organic compound] | :: tartaric acid |
| ácido taurocólico {m} [organic compound] | :: taurocholic acid |
| ácido timidílico {m} [organic compound] | :: thymidylic acid |
| ácido tricloroacético {m} [organic compound] | :: trichloroacetic acid |
| ácido úrico {m} [organic compound] | :: uric acid |
| ácido ursodesoxicólico {m} [organic compound] | :: ursodeoxycholic acid |
| ácido valérico {m} [organic compound] | :: valeric acid |
| ácido valproico {m} [organic compound] | :: valproic acid |
| ácido xántico {m} [organic compound] | :: xanthic acid |
| acidular {vt} | :: to make sour; to acidulate |
| a ciegas {adv} [idiom] | :: blindly |
| aciemar {vt} [regional] | :: to manure |
| a ciencia cierta {adv} [idiomatic] | :: for sure, for certain, without doubt |
| acientíficamente {adv} | :: unscientifically |
| acientífico {adj} | :: unscientific |
| acierto {m} | :: correct answer |
| acierto {m} | :: being correct, being right; correctness |
| acierto {m} | :: success, hit |
| aciforme {adj} | :: aciform |
| ácigos {m} | :: azygous |
| acil {m} | :: alternative form of acilo |
| acilación {f} [chemistry] | :: acylation |
| acilglicérido {m} [organic compound] | :: acylglycerol, glyceride |
| acilglicerol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: acylglycerol (any ester of glycerol) |
| acilo {adj} | :: acyl |
| acilo {m} | :: acyl |
| aciltransferasa {f} [enzyme] | :: acyltransferase |
| acimismo {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of asimismo |
| ácimo {adj} [of bread] | :: unleavened |
| acimut {m} | :: azimuth |
| acimutal {adj} | :: azimuthal |
| acineto {m} [biology] | :: akinete |
| acino {m} | :: acinus |
| acintado {adj} | :: ribbonlike |
| -ación {suffix} | :: alternative form of -ción; -ation |
| acirate {m} [agriculture] | :: ridge (formed by plowed earth) |
| acirate {m} [landscaping] | :: allee |
| acitara {f} | :: obsolete form of citara |
| acitara {f} [rare] | :: parapet of a bridge |
| acitronar {v} [Mexico] | :: to fry until translucent, not golden nor crispy |
| aclamación {f} | :: acclamation; acclaim |
| aclamar {v} | :: to acclaim, applaud |
| aclaración {f} | :: explanation |
| aclaración {f} [legal] | :: correction made to the text of a judgment (due to clerical error, mistake of law, etc.) |
| aclarado {m} | :: rinsing |
| aclarador {adj} | :: brightening, lightening |
| aclarador {m} | :: brightener, lightener (substance) |
| aclaramiento {m} | :: clearance |
| aclarar {v} | :: to clarify, clear (make clear or clearer) |
| aclarar {vt} | :: to explain; to clarify |
| aclarar {v} | :: to water down |
| aclarar {v} [Spain] | :: to rinse (soap from hands) |
| aclarar {vi} [of the weather] | :: to clear up |
| aclarar {vr} | :: to set things straight, get things clear (in one's mind) |
| aclararse {vr} | :: to clear (to become clear) |
| aclaratorio {adj} | :: explanatory |
| aclareo {m} | :: clearing (act of clearing a forest) |
| aclimatación {f} | :: acclimation, acclimatization |
| aclimatar {vt} | :: to acclimate |
| aclimatarse {v} | :: to become exhausted |
| aclimatización {f} | :: acclimatization |
| aclínico {adj} [physics] | :: aclinic |
| acné {m} [pathology] | :: acne |
| acneico {adj} [pathology] | :: acne [attributive] |
| -aco {suffix} | :: A suffix to make nationalities and demonyms |
| -aco {suffix} | :: A pejorative suffix |
| acobardado {adj} | :: craven, chickened out, cowed |
| acobardado {adj} | :: gun-shy |
| acobardar {vt} | :: to daunt, to frighten, to scare |
| acobardar {vr} | :: to be frightened, scared, daunted |
| acobardarse {v} | :: to cower |
| acobijar {v} | :: alternative form of cobijar |
| acocil {m} [Mexico] | :: acocil (Cambarellus montezumae) |
| acodarse {v} | :: to lean |
| acoderar {vt} [nautical] | :: To bring the broadside to bear; to anchor broadside on |
| acogedor {adj} | :: cozy |
| acogedor {adj} | :: friendly, inviting |
| acogedor {adj} | :: hospitable |
| acoger {v} | :: to receive |
| acoger {v} | :: to take in |
| acoger {v} | :: to welcome |
| acoger {v} | :: to host (an event) |
| acogida {f} | :: welcome, reception, welcoming |
| acogiente {adj} | :: adoptive |
| acogimiento {m} | :: foster care |
| acogotar {v} | :: to kill, injure, or knock down with a blow to the back of the neck |
| acogotar {v} | :: to harass, to put through an ordeal, to run ragged |
| acojinar {vt} | :: to cushion, to pad |
| acojonante {adj} [vulgar, colloquial] | :: fucking amazing, the shit, the dog's bollocks |
| acojonar {v} [vulgar] | :: to scare the shit out of |
| acojonarse {v} [vulgar, colloquial] | :: to shit oneself, to crap one's pants (lose one's bravery) |
| acolada {f} [historical] | :: accolade (a salutation marking the conferring of knighthood) |
| acolar {v} | :: to arrange, unite |
| acolchado {adj} | :: padded, cushioned |
| acolchado {m} | :: quilt, bed cover |
| acolchar {v} | :: to quilt |
| acolchar {v} | :: to pad, soften |
| acolchonar {v} | :: alternative form of acolchar |
| acólita {f} | :: feminine noun of acólito |
| acolitar {v} [Latin America] | :: to accompany |
| acólito {m} | :: acolyte |
| acólito {m} | :: minion (a sycophantic follower) |
| acollador {m} [nautical] | :: lanyard |
| acollar {vt} | :: to earth up |
| acollar {vt} [nautical] | :: to caulk |
| acollarar {vt} | :: to collar (put a collar on) |
| acollarar {vt} | :: to yoke |
| acollarar {vt} | :: to hitch up (people) |
| acomedido {adj} [Latin America] | :: obliging, accommodating (happy and ready to do favours for others) |
| acometer {v} | :: to assail |
| acometer {v} | :: to undertake (a task, a project, an enterprise) |
| acometida {f} | :: rush (sudden forward motion) |
| acometimiento {m} | :: assault (a violent onset or attack) |
| acometividad {f} | :: proneness or tendency to attack |
| acometividad {f} | :: zeal; fervor; zet |
| acomodación {f} | :: accommodation |
| acomodada {f} | :: feminine noun of acomodado |
| acomodadizo {adj} | :: accommodating |
| acomodado {adj} | :: well-off, well-to-do, affluent, wealthy |
| acomodado {adj} | :: accommodated, settled in |
| acomodado {adj} | :: suitable, fitting, comfortable |
| acomodado {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: A person who had obtained his job by influence or recommendation, not for his own merits |
| acomodador {m} [theatre] | :: usher |
| acomodadora {f} | :: feminine noun of acomodador |
| acomodamiento {m} [rare] | :: accommodation |
| acomodamiento {m} [obsolete] | :: suitability |
| acomodar {v} | :: to accommodate |
| acomodar {v} | :: to usher or settle |
| acomodar {v} | :: to suit; to be suitable |
| acomodarse {v} | :: to settle in |
| acomodaticio {adj} | :: accommodating |
| acomodo {m} | :: job, position |
| acompañado {m} | :: side-dish |
| acompañamiento {m} | :: the act of accompanying; accompaniment |
| acompañamiento {m} [music] | :: the accompanying part; accompaniment |
| acompañamiento {m} | :: side dish |
| acompañante {adj} | :: accompanying |
| acompañante {mf} | :: escort, esquire |
| acompañante {mf} | :: attendant |
| acompañante {mf} [music] | :: accompanist |
| acompañante {mf} [zoology] | :: mate (breeding partner) |
| acompañante {mf} | :: side dish |
| acompañar {vt} | :: to accompany, to go with, to join, to tag along |
| acompañar {v} | :: to chaperone |
| acompasadamente {adv} | :: using a compass |
| acompasadamente {adv} | :: in a paused manner |
| acompasado {adj} | :: rhythmic, regular |
| acompasar {v} | :: to keep time with; to keep in step with |
| acompasar {v} | :: to match, to adjust to |
| acomplejado {adj} | :: neurotic; having a psychological complex |
| acomplejado {m} | :: neurotic; someone with a complex |
| acomplejamiento {m} | :: development of a complex |
| acomplejar {vt} | :: to give a psychological complex, to cause complexes |
| acomplejar {vr} | :: to develop a complex |
| Aconchi {prop} | :: Aconchi (municipality) |
| a conciencia {adv} [idiom] | :: Carefully, meticulously |
| acondicionador {m} | :: conditioner, hair conditioner |
| acondicionador de aire {m} | :: air conditioner |
| acondicionamiento {m} | :: conditioning (modification of behavior) |
| acondicionamiento {m} | :: remodeling |
| acondicionar {vt} | :: to condition (to shape the behavior of someone) |
| acondicionar {vt} | :: to condition (to treat with hair conditioner) |
| acondrita {f} | :: achondrite |
| acondrítico {adj} | :: achondritic (pertaining to achondrites) |
| acondrito {m} | :: alternative form of acondrita |
| acondroplasia {f} | :: achondroplasia (genetic disorder) |
| aconductar {v} [rare] | :: to foster good behaviour; to set on the straight and narrow |
| aconfesional {adj} | :: secular |
| aconfesionalidad {f} | :: secularity |
| acongojado {adj} | :: anguished |
| acongojar {vt} | :: to cause or inflict suffering |
| acongojar {vt} | :: to distress, grieve |
| aconitasa {f} | :: aconitase |
| aconitina {f} [organic compound] | :: aconitine (a poisonous alkaloid) |
| acónito {m} [botany] | :: aconite (herb wolfsbane) |
| aconsejable {adj} | :: advisable |
| aconsejar {vt} | :: to advise |
| acontecer {m} [usually in plural] | :: happening; goings-on |
| acontecer {v} [impersonal, literary] | :: to come to pass, to happen, to occur, to transpire, to come about, to befall |
| acontecimiento {m} | :: event, development, occurrence, happening |
| a continuación {adv} [idiomatic] | :: next, up next |
| a contracorriente {adv} | :: against the current; against the flow (swim in the opposite direction to the river current) |
| a contracorriente {adv} [by extension, idiom] | :: swim against the current; swim against the flow; against the tide (go against prevailing opinion or thought); go against the grain |
| a contramano {adv} [idiom] | :: in the other direction; the wrong way |
| a contrapelo {adj} | :: backwards, contrary |
| a contrapelo {adv} | :: backwards |
| a contrapié {adv} | :: wrongfooted; off balance |
| a contrapié {adv} | :: off guard |
| acopiador {m} | :: gatherer |
| acopiador {m} | :: storer |
| acopiadora {f} | :: feminine noun of acopiador |
| acopiar {v} | :: to gather |
| acopiar {v} | :: to stock, stock up |
| acopiar {v} [commerce] | :: to forestall |
| acopio {m} | :: gathering, collecting, stockpile |
| acoplable {adj} | :: attachable |
| acoplado {m} [Latin America] | :: trailer (vehicle towed behind another) |
| acoplado {m} | :: hanger-on, tagger-along |
| acoplador {adj} | :: coupling |
| acoplador {m} | :: coupler |
| acoplamiento {m} | :: joining |
| acoplamiento {m} | :: connection |
| acoplamiento {m} [chemistry] | :: coupling |
| acoplar {vt} | :: to couple |
| acoplar {vr} | :: to adapt oneself |
| acoplarse {v} | :: reflexive of acoplar |
| acoplarse {v} | :: to tag along |
| acoquinamiento {m} | :: intimidation |
| acoquinar {vtr} [colloquial] | :: to daunt, put down |
| acorar {vt} | :: to afflict, put in distress |
| acorazado {adj} | :: armoured, armored |
| acorazado {adj} | :: ironclad |
| acorazado {m} | :: battleship |
| acorazado {m} [historical] | :: dreadnought |
| acorazar {vt} | :: to armor |
| acorazonado {adj} | :: heart-shaped |
| acorchado {adj} | :: corklike |
| acorchado {adj} | :: spongey |
| acorchado {adj} | :: numbed; having the senses numb |
| acorcharse {vr} | :: to go corklike or spongey |
| Acorda {prop} | :: surname |
| acordado {adj} | :: agreed upon |
| acordar {vt} | :: to decide, arrange |
| acordar {vi} | :: to agree |
| acordar {vr} [acordarse de] | :: to reach agreement |
| acordar {vr} [acordarse de] | :: to remember, recall |
| acordar {vt} | :: to flush, to make flush, to level |
| acordar {vt} [music] | :: to tune |
| acorde {adj} | :: commensurate; in suit (with); matching; in harmony; according (to) |
| acorde {m} [music] | :: chord (combination of three or more pitches) |
| acorde a {prep} | :: according to |
| acordeón {m} | :: accordion |
| acordeonera {f} | :: feminine noun of acordeonero |
| acordeonero {m} | :: accordionist |
| acordeonista {mf} | :: accordionist |
| acordonamiento {m} | :: cordoning off; roping off |
| acordonar {v} | :: to cordon off |
| acorralamiento {m} | :: cornering; corraling |
| acorralar {vt} | :: to corral, to corner |
| acorralarse {v} | :: reflexive of acorralar |
| acorrer {vt} | :: to help; to go to the aid of |
| acortamiento {m} [linguistics] | :: shortening |
| acortamiento {m} [astronomy] | :: curtation |
| acortar {v} | :: to shorten |
| acortar {v} | :: to cut short, to curtail |
| acortarse {vr} | :: to shorten (to become shorter) |
| a corto plazo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: short-term, in the short term, in the short run |
| a corto plazo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: on short notice |
| acosado {adj} | :: beleaguered, beset |
| acosador {adj} | :: bullying |
| acosador {adj} | :: harassing |
| acosador {m} | :: bully |
| acosador {m} | :: harasser |
| acosador sexual {m} | :: sexual predator |
| acosar {v} | :: to pursue, harass |
| acosar {v} | :: to bully |
| acosar {v} | :: to beset, to beleaguer |
| acoso {m} | :: molestation, harassment, bullying |
| acoso sexual {m} | :: sexual harassment |
| acossar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of acosar |
| Acosta {prop} | :: surname of Catalan origin |
| a costa de {prep} | :: at the expense of |
| acostadito {adj} | :: diminutive of acostado |
| acostado {adj} | :: recumbent, lying |
| acostar {vt} | :: to lay |
| acostar {vt} | :: to put to bed |
| acostar {v} [nautical] | :: to land, put in, berth |
| acostarse {v} | :: to go to bed, to lie down |
| acostarse {v} | :: to be in bed with |
| acostarse con {v} [idiom] | :: to go to bed with, to sleep with (to have sex) |
| acostillado {adj} | :: ribbed |
| acostumbrado {adj} | :: customary |
| acostumbrado {adj} | :: accustomed to, used to |
| acostumbrar {vt} | :: accustom, inure, familiarize |
| acostumbrar {vi} | :: to use to (be in the habit of) |
| acostumbrar {vr} | :: to get accustomed to |
| acotación {f} | :: annotation |
| acotación {f} | :: A non-speaking role, as opposed to parlamento |
| acotado {adj} | :: enclosed, fenced in |
| acotamiento {m} | :: hard shoulder, emergency lane (part of a road where drivers may stop in an emergency) |
| acotamiento {m} | :: marking off, fencing in, limiting |
| acotar {v} | :: to survey land, enclose |
| acotar {v} | :: to prune or lop a tree |
| acotar {v} | :: to annotate a page |
| acotar {v} | :: to mark contours on a map |
| acotar {v} | :: to qualify |
| acotar {v} | :: to check, validate |
| acotejar {vt} | :: to put in order; to sort out |
| a cotenas {adv} [Aragón] | :: on one's back; on piggyback |
| acotiledón {adj} [botany] | :: acotyledonous |
| acotiledón {m} [botany] | :: acotyledon |
| acotolar {vt} [Aragon] | :: to exterminate |
| acovachar {v} [Argentina, slang] | :: to hide something away, to stash |
| Acra {prop} {f} | :: Acra (capital) |
| acrasia {f} | :: acrasia (lack of self-control) |
| ácrata {adj} | :: anarchic |
| ácrata {mf} | :: anarchist |
| acre {adj} | :: bitter; acrid; pungent |
| acre {adj} | :: caustic |
| acre {m} | :: acre |
| acrecencia {f} | :: accretion (act of increasing by natural growth) |
| acrecentamiento {m} | :: growth, increase (caused by an agent) |
| acrecentar {vt} | :: to increase, grow |
| acrecer {vtir} | :: to increase |
| acrecerse {vtir} | :: to increase |
| acrecimiento {m} | :: growth; increase |
| acreción {f} | :: accretion |
| acreditable {adj} | :: creditable |
| acreditación {f} | :: accreditation; licence |
| acreditación {f} | :: pass |
| acreditadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of acreditado |
| acreditado {adj} | :: accredited |
| acreditado {adj} | :: reputable |
| acreditador {adj} | :: accrediting |
| acreditante {adj} | :: accrediting |
| acreditar {v} | :: to accredit |
| acreditativo {adj} | :: certifying, accreditive |
| acreedor {m} [finance] | :: creditor |
| acreedora {f} | :: feminine noun of acreedor |
| acreencia {f} [Latin America] | :: credit balance |
| acreencia {f} [Latin America] | :: (total) debt |
| acreer {v} [finance, obsolete] | :: to accredit |
| acremar {vt} | :: to cream |
| acremente {adv} | :: acridly |
| acrense {adj} | :: Accran (of or pertaining to Accra, Colorado) |
| acrense {mf} | :: Accran (native or resident of Accra, Colorado) |
| acretinado {adj} [rare] | :: cretinous |
| acrianzar {v} | :: to rear [as offspring] |
| acribillamiento {m} [military] | :: shelling, bombardment |
| acribillar {v} | :: to riddle, pepper (with holes, bullets etc.) |
| acribillar {v} | :: to pester, badger |
| acrilamida {f} [organic compound] | :: acrylamide (amide of acrylic acid) |
| acrilato {m} [organic compound] | :: acrylate |
| acrílico {adj} | :: acrylic |
| acrílico {m} | :: acrylic |
| acrilonitrilo {m} [organic compound] | :: acrylonitrile |
| acriminar {vt} | :: to incriminate |
| acrimonia {f} | :: acrimony |
| acrisolar {v} | :: to purify, to refine, to quintessence |
| acrisolar {v} | :: to prove, to test |
| acristalado {adj} | :: having crystals or crystal glass; covered in crystal |
| acristalamiento {m} | :: glazing |
| acristalar {vt} | :: to glaze; cover in crystals |
| acríticamente {adv} | :: uncritically |
| acrítico {adj} | :: acritical |
| acritud {f} | :: bitterness, acridness |
| acrobacia {f} | :: acrobatics |
| acróbata {mf} | :: acrobat |
| acrobáticamente {adv} | :: acrobatically |
| acrobático {adj} | :: acrobatic |
| acrobatismo {m} [rare] | :: acrobatics |
| acrocantosaurio {m} | :: acrocanthosaur |
| acrocianosis {f} [pathology] | :: acrocyanosis |
| acrolecto {m} [linguistics] | :: acrolect |
| acromático {adj} | :: achromatic (free from color) |
| acromático {adj} | :: achromatic (containing components to prevent color-related distortion) |
| acromático {adj} [biology] | :: achromatic (not absorbing color) |
| acromatismo {m} | :: achromatism |
| acromatopsia {f} [medicine] | :: achromatopsia |
| acromegalia {f} [disease] | :: acromegaly (chronic disease marked by enlargement of the bones) |
| acromial {adj} | :: acromial |
| acromiano {adj} | :: acromial |
| acromion {m} [anatomy] | :: acromion |
| acronimia {f} | :: acronymization |
| acrónimo {m} | :: acronym |
| acrópolis {f} | :: acropolis |
| Acrópolis {prop} {f} | :: Acropolis (Athenian Acropolis) |
| acrosoma {m} | :: acrosome |
| acróstico {adj} | :: acrostical |
| acróstico {m} | :: acrostic (poem or text with certain letters spelling out a name or message) |
| ACS {f} | :: initialism of agua caliente sanitaria |
| ACS {prop} {f} [Spain] | :: initialism of Actividades de Construcción y Servicios |
| ACS {prop} {f} [Spain] | :: initialism of Aceralia Corporación Siderúrgica |
| acta {f} | :: certificate |
| acta {f} | :: minutes, record |
| acta {f} | :: election results |
| actante {m} [grammar] | :: actant |
| actina {f} | :: actin (a globular structural protein) |
| actínido {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: actinide |
| actinio {m} | :: actinium |
| actinobacteria {f} | :: actinobacterium |
| actinolita {f} [mineral] | :: actinolite (mineral with monoclinic crystals belonging to the amphibole group) |
| actinométrico {adj} | :: actinometric (pertaining to actinometry) |
| actinómetro {m} [physics] | :: actinometer (measuring device) |
| actinomicosis {f} [pathology] | :: actinomycosis |
| actinomorfo {adj} | :: actinomorphic |
| actinopterigio {m} | :: ray-finned fish |
| actitud {f} | :: posture, pose, stance |
| actitud {f} | :: attitude, disposition, policy |
| actitudinal {adj} | :: attitudinal |
| activable {adj} | :: activable |
| activación {f} | :: activation |
| activado {adj} | :: activated, enabled |
| activador {adj} | :: activating |
| activador {m} | :: activator |
| activadora {f} | :: feminine noun of activador |
| activamente {adv} | :: actively (in an active manner) |
| activamente {adv} [grammar] | :: actively (in the active form) |
| activar {vt} | :: to activate (to encourage development or induce increased activity; to stimulate) |
| activar {vt} | :: to activate, to enable (to put a mechanism, device or system into action or motion) |
| activar {vt} [chemistry, physics] | :: to activate (to render more reactive) |
| activarse {v} | :: reflexive of activar |
| actividad {f} | :: activity (state of being active) |
| actividad {f} | :: activity (something done as an action) |
| activina {f} | :: activin |
| activísimo {adj} | :: superlative of activo |
| activismo {m} | :: activism |
| activista {adj} | :: activist |
| activista {mf} | :: activist |
| activo {adj} | :: active |
| activo {adj} [gay slang] | :: top |
| activo {adj} [technology] | :: up (a website, server, system, etc.; usually used when a website or server was previously "down" but is now back online) |
| activo {m} [accounting] | :: Any property or material right of an enterprise or individual |
| activo corriente {m} [accounting] | :: current asset |
| activo fijo {m} [business, accounting] | :: fixed asset |
| acto {m} | :: act (something done) |
| acto {m} [theatre] | :: act |
| acto continuo {adv} [idiom] | :: right after; immediately afterwards |
| acto fallido {m} | :: Freudian slip (subconscious mistake in speech or action) |
| actor {m} | :: actor (person who performs in a theatrical play or movie) |
| actor {m} [legal] | :: defendant |
| actora {f} [legal] | :: feminine noun of actor |
| actoral {adj} | :: thespian |
| actoralmente {adv} | :: in the manner of a thespian |
| actor de doblaje {m} | :: voice actor; dubber |
| actor de voz {m} | :: voice actor |
| actoría {f} | :: act |
| actor porno {f} | :: porn star/pornstar, porn actor |
| Actos de los Apóstoles {prop} | :: Acts of the Apostles |
| acto seguido {adv} [formal, idiom] | :: immediately after |
| actriz {f} | :: actress |
| actriz de doblaje {f} | :: voice actress; dubber |
| actriz de voz {f} | :: voice actress |
| actrizón {m} | :: augmentative of actriz |
| actriz porno {f} | :: porn star/pornstar, porn actress |
| actuación {f} | :: performance (a live show or concert) |
| actuación {f} | :: acting (the occupation of an actor) |
| actuación {f} | :: action (something done to accomplish a purpose) |
| actuación {f} [law, in the plural] | :: proceeding, lawsuit |
| actuador {m} | :: actuator |
| actual {adj} | :: present, current |
| actual {adj} | :: factual |
| actual {adj} [philosophy] | :: actual, real |
| actual {adj} | :: present-day |
| actual {prep} [preceded by del] | :: Of the current month, year, etc |
| actualidad {f} | :: present (the current moment) |
| actualidad {f} | :: piece of news, current event |
| actualizable {adj} | :: updatable |
| actualización {f} | :: update (advisement providing more up-to-date information) |
| actualización {f} | :: update (software upgrade) |
| actualización {f} [Puerto Rico] | :: actualization |
| actualizador {m} | :: updater |
| actualizadora {f} | :: feminine noun of actualizador |
| actualizar {v} | :: to update |
| actualizar {v} | :: to bring to fruition, to actualize |
| actualizar {v} [computing] | :: to refresh, to reload |
| actualizarse {v} | :: reflexive of actualizar |
| actualmente {adv} | :: at present, currently, now, nowadays |
| actuante {adj} | :: acting (assuming the duties of another) |
| actuar {v} | :: to act, to behave |
| actuar {v} | :: to act, to perform |
| actuar {v} | :: to actuate |
| actuar {v} [law] | :: to litigate, to sue |
| actuaria {f} | :: feminine noun of actuario |
| actuarial {adj} | :: actuarial |
| actuario {m} | :: actuary (maker of insurance calculations) |
| acuacultura {f} | :: alternative form of acuicultura |
| acuanauta {mf} | :: aquanaut |
| acuantiar {v} | :: to set the amount or quantity of |
| acuaplaneo {m} | :: aquaplaning |
| acuaponía {m} | :: aquaponics |
| acuapónico {adj} | :: aquaponic |
| acuaporina {f} [protein] | :: aquaporin |
| acuarela {f} | :: watercolor (painting technique) |
| acuarela {f} | :: watercolor (artwork) |
| acuarela {f} [in the plural] | :: watercolors (paint used in watercolor) |
| acuarelar {v} | :: to watercolour; to paint in watercolour |
| acuarelista {mf} | :: watercolourist |
| acuario {m} | :: aquarium |
| acuario {m} | :: Aquarius (someone with the Aquarius star sign) |
| Acuario {prop} {m} [astronomy, astrology] | :: Aquarius (constellation) |
| Acuario {prop} {m} [astrology] | :: Aquarius (zodiac sign) |
| acuariofilia {f} | :: fishkeeping |
| acuariología {f} | :: aquariology |
| acuarista {mf} | :: aquarist |
| acuartelado {adj} [heraldry] | :: quarterly |
| acuartelamiento {m} | :: confinement to barracks |
| acuartelamiento {m} [military] | :: quarters, barracks |
| acuartelar {v} | :: to quarter, to billet, to put into one’s lodging |
| acuático {adj} | :: aquatic |
| acuatizaje {m} [aviation] | :: ditching |
| acuatizar {vi} [aviation] | :: to ditch; to land a plane on water |
| acuatorio {m} [chiefly Cuba] | :: reservoir |
| acuchillamiento {m} | :: knifing, stab |
| acuchillar {v} | :: to cut open |
| acuchillar {v} | :: to knife, to stab (injure or kill by stabbing with a knife) |
| acuchillar {v} | :: to sand, to abrade (the process of using abrasive tools, in particular, on wood) |
| acuciante {adj} | :: urgent; pressing |
| acuciar {vt} | :: to encourage or urge on |
| acucioso {adj} | :: keen, diligent |
| acuclillarse {vr} | :: to squat |
| a cucucho {adv} [childish, El Salvador, idiom] | :: (on) piggyback |
| acudiente {mf} [Colombia] | :: tutor |
| acudir {v} | :: to go (to), come (to), attend, visit |
| acudir {v} | :: to turn to, turn, consult, resort to |
| acudir {v} | :: to come to mind |
| acudir {v} | :: to apply (to), to appeal (to) (e.g. a court, government department, commission) |
| acueducto {m} | :: aqueduct |
| a cuento de qué {phrase} | :: what for? |
| acuerdo {m} | :: agreement |
| acuerdo {m} | :: compromise |
| acuerdo de honor {m} | :: gentleman's agreement |
| acuerdo de paz {m} | :: peace agreement |
| acuerpar {vt} [Costa Rica, Panama] | :: to favour (over another), to support, to back |
| a cuerpo de rey {adv} [idiomatic] | :: like a king |
| acuespali {m} | :: spectacled caiman (Caiman crocodilus) |
| acuespali {m} | :: American crocodile (Crocodylus acutus) |
| a cuestas {adv} | :: On the back or shoulders; piggyback |
| acúfeno {m} | :: tinnitus (perception of nonexistent noise) |
| acuícola {adj} | :: aquatic |
| acuicultor {m} | :: aquaculturist |
| acuicultora {f} | :: feminine noun of acuicultor |
| acuicultura {f} | :: aquaculture |
| acuidad {f} | :: acuity (sharpness or acuteness) |
| acuífero {adj} | :: aquiferous |
| acuífero {m} | :: aquifer |
| acuitar {v} | :: to grieve; to cause grief |
| acular {v} | :: to back (to tie by the hind) |
| acular {v} | :: to corner |
| aculebrar {v} [rare] | :: to snake; to coil like a snake |
| acullá {adv} [formal] | :: yonder |
| acullico {m} [Bolivia] | :: The chewing of cocoa leafs |
| aculturación {f} | :: acculturation |
| aculturar {vt} | :: to acculture (to change a person's culture by influence of another) |
| acuminado {adj} [botany, mycology] | :: acuminate |
| acumulable {adj} | :: accumulable |
| acumulación {f} | :: accumulation, build-up |
| acumulación {f} [legal] | :: joinder |
| acumulador {m} | :: accumulator (one who, or that which, accumulates) |
| acumulador {m} | :: rechargeable battery |
| acumuladora {f} | :: feminine noun of acumulador |
| acumulamiento {m} | :: accumulation (the act of amassing or gathering, as into a pile) |
| acumulamiento {m} | :: accumulation (mass of something piled up or collected) |
| acumular {vt} | :: to accumulate (to heap up in a mass) |
| acumularse {vr} | :: to accumulate |
| acumulativamente {adv} | :: accumulatively |
| acumulativo {adj} | :: cumulative (incorporating all data up to the present) |
| acúmulo {m} | :: accumulation |
| Acuña {prop} | :: surname |
| acuñación {f} | :: coinage, coining, minting |
| acuñador {m} | :: minter (of coins) |
| acuñadora {f} | :: feminine noun of acuñador |
| acuñamiento {m} | :: wedging |
| acunar {vt} | :: to rock (to move gently back and forth) |
| acuñar {v} | :: to coin (word or expression) |
| acuñar {v} | :: to mint (money) |
| acuñista {adj} [Peru, politics] | :: Of or pertaining to the political beliefs of César Acuña |
| acuñista {mf} [Peru, politics] | :: A supporter of César Acuña |
| acuoso {adj} | :: aqueous (consisting mostly of water) |
| acuoso {adj} | :: watery (diluted or having too much water) |
| acuotubular {adj} | :: aquotubular |
| acupuntor {m} | :: acupuncturist |
| acupuntura {f} | :: acupuncture |
| acure {m} [Colombia, Venezuela] | :: guinea pig (rodent) |
| acurrucar {vr} | :: to huddle, to curl up (because of the cold) |
| acurrucar {v} [reciprocal] | :: to snuggle, to spoon |
| acurrucar {vt} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: to make somebody squat |
| acurrucar {vr} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: to squat |
| acurrucarse {v} | :: to huddle (away from the cold, etc.) |
| acurrucarse {v} | :: to snuggle, to spoon |
| acusación {f} | :: accusation |
| acusada {f} | :: feminine noun of acusado |
| acusadamente {adv} | :: markedly |
| acusado {adj} | :: accused |
| acusado {adj} | :: marked; pronounced |
| acusado {m} | :: accused, defendant |
| acusador {adj} [legal] | :: accusatory |
| acusador {m} [legal] | :: complainant |
| acusador {m} [legal] | :: prosecutor |
| acusador {m} | :: accuser |
| acusante {mf} | :: prosecutor |
| acusar {v} | :: to accuse, charge, indict |
| acusar {v} | :: to criminate |
| acusar {v} | :: to arraign |
| acusar {v} | :: to prosecute |
| acusar {v} | :: to acknowledge (to notify sender of having received) |
| acusativo {adj} [grammar] | :: accusative |
| acusativo {m} [grammar] | :: accusative case |
| acusatorio {adj} | :: accusatory (pertaining to, or containing, an accusation) |
| acuseta {mf} [Venezuela] | :: tattler, telltale (one who tattles) |
| acusetas {mf} [Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica] | :: tattler, telltale (one who tattles) |
| acusete {mf} [Latin America] | :: tattler, telltale (one who tattles) |
| acusica {mf} | :: telltale |
| acústica {f} [physics] | :: acoustics (a quality of a space for doing music) |
| acústicamente {adv} | :: acoustically |
| acústico {adj} | :: acoustic (pertaining to the sense of hearing) |
| acústico {adj} [music] | :: acoustic (produced by an instrument without electric amplification) |
| acústico {m} | :: hearing aid |
| acutángulo {adj} [geometry] | :: acute; acute-angled |
| acuyo {m} [Mexico] | :: Mexican pepperleaf, root beer plant, an aromatic herb used in Mexican cuisine (Piper auritum) |
| ACV {m} [medicine] | :: initialism of accidente cerebrovascular |
| -ada {suffix} | :: Used with a stem to form the feminine singular past participle of regular -ar verbs; feminine form of -ado |
| -ada {suffix} | :: Used to form words, derived from nouns, signifying a whole |
| -ada {suffix} | :: Used to form words, derived from nouns, corresponding to -ful (as much as something will hold) |
| -ada {suffix} | :: Used to form words indicating a period of time |
| -ada {suffix} | :: Used to form words, derived from nouns, indicating a blow with the named object |
| -ada {suffix} | :: Used to form words indicating action |
| -ada {suffix} | :: Used to form words indicating abundance or excess |
| adagio {adv} [music] | :: adagio |
| adagio {m} [music] | :: adagio |
| adagio {m} | :: adage (old saying) |
| adaguar {vt} [Aragon] | :: to give water to cattle |
| Adalberto {prop} {m} | :: given name, an older form of Alberto ( = Albert) |
| adalid {m} [historical] | :: military commander |
| adalid {m} | :: champion; leading light (someone who fights for a cause or status) |
| Adam {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Adán |
| adamantano {m} [organic compound] | :: adamantane |
| adamante {m} [archaic] | :: diamond |
| adamantino {adj} | :: adamantine |
| adamantino {m} | :: adamant (a rock or mineral held by some to be of impenetrable hardness; a name given to the diamond and other substances of extreme hardness) |
| adamar {vr} | :: to be enamored |
| adamascar {v} | :: to damask |
| adán {m} [colloquial] | :: shabby, unkempt or shoddy person |
| Adán {prop} {m} | :: Adam (biblical figure) |
| Adán {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| adanismo {m} | :: nudism |
| adanismo {m} | :: doing something as if nobody had ever done it before |
| adanismo {m} | :: Adamism |
| adanista {adj} | :: nudist |
| adanista {mf} | :: Someone who does something under the pretence that nobody has done it before |
| adanista {mf} | :: nudist |
| Adán y Eva {prop} {mp} | :: Adam and Eve |
| adapiforme {m} | :: adapiform |
| adaptabilidad {f} | :: adaptability (the quality of being adaptable) |
| adaptable {adj} | :: adaptable (capable of adapting or being adapted) |
| adaptación {f} [uncountable] | :: adaptation (the process of adapting something to a situation) |
| adaptación {f} [countable] | :: adaptation (a change made to suit a condition) |
| adaptación {f} [evolutionary theory, uncountable] | :: adaptation (the process of change that an organism undergoes) |
| adaptación {f} [evolutionary theory, countable] | :: adaptation (an instance of an organism undergoing change) |
| adaptación {f} [uncountable] | :: adaptation (the process of adapting an artistic work) |
| adaptación {f} [countable] | :: adaptation (an artistic work that has been adapted) |
| adaptado {adj} | :: adapted |
| adaptador {m} | :: adapter (device to allow compatibility) |
| adaptador {m} | :: adapter (someone who adapts) |
| adaptadora {f} | :: feminine noun of adaptador |
| adaptar {vt} | :: to adapt, to adjust, to tailor (to make suitable) |
| adaptar {vt} | :: to adapt (to fit by alteration) |
| adaptar {vr} | :: to adapt (to change so as to be adapted) |
| adaptar {vr} | :: to suit, to fit |
| adaptativo {adj} | :: adaptive (able to adapt) |
| adaptivo {adj} | :: adaptive |
| adarga {f} | :: leather shield |
| adarme {m} [historical] | :: A Spanish peso equivalent to three tomines |
| adarme {m} | :: tittle, bit (very small part of something) |
| adarvar {vt} [rare] | :: to stun, to shock |
| adarve {m} | :: defense wall; rampart |
| adarve {m} | :: dead end |
| adaxial {adj} | :: adaxial |
| adaxialmente {adv} | :: adaxially |
| addicion {f} | :: obsolete spelling of adición |
| Addis Abbaba {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Addis Abeba |
| Addis Abeba {prop} {f} | :: Addis Abeba (city) |
| ADE {f} | :: business administration (subject) |
| a. de C. {adv} | :: BC (Before Christ) |
| adecentamiento {m} | :: tidy, tidy-up, brush-up |
| adecentar {vt} | :: to tidy; to clean up |
| a decir de {prep} | :: according to |
| adeco {adj} [attributive] | :: Democratic Action |
| adeco {m} | :: A member of Democratic Action, a Venezuelan political party |
| adecuación {f} | :: adaptation (process of adapting something to a situation) |
| adecuadamente {adv} | :: adequately |
| adecuado {adj} | :: appropriate, suitable |
| adecuar {vt} | :: to adapt, adjust |
| a dedo {adv} [idiom] | :: through connections, through contacts, through friends in high places, hitchhiking, thumbing |
| a dedo {adv} [idiom] | :: by hitchhiking, hitching, thumbing a ride |
| adefesio {adj} | :: ugly, ridiculous |
| adefesio {m} | :: ugly, ridiculous person or thing |
| adefesio {m} | :: idiotic action |
| adehesar {vt} | :: to make into meadows or pastureland |
| a. de J.C. {adv} | :: BC (Before Christ) |
| Adela {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Adelaida {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Adelaida {prop} {f} | :: Adelaida (city) |
| adelaidana {f} | :: feminine noun of adelaidano |
| adelaidano {adj} | :: Adelaidean (of or pertaining to Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) |
| adelaidano {m} | :: Adelaidean (native or resident of Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) |
| adelantadamente {adv} | :: early, in advance |
| adelantado {adj} | :: ahead of one's time, advanced |
| adelantado {adj} | :: gifted or advanced for one's age |
| adelantado {adj} | :: early, ahead of time |
| adelantado {m} | :: A governor of a province; a commander |
| adelantado a su época {prep} | :: (idiomatic) ahead of one's time |
| adelantamiento {m} | :: overtaking, passing (a vehicle) |
| adelantamiento {m} | :: progress, advancement, improvement |
| adelantamiento {m} | :: rescheduling for an earlier date |
| adelantar {vt} | :: to bring forward, advance, to move forward (in space or time) |
| adelantar {vt} | :: to pay in advance |
| adelantar {vt} | :: to outstrip, to outrun |
| adelantar {vi} | :: to make progress |
| adelantar {vt} | :: to overtake, to pass (to pass a more slowly moving object) |
| adelantar {vt} | :: to move up, speed up (to make something happen faster or come sooner) |
| adelantar {vt} | :: to fast forward (e.g. a film or recording) |
| adelantar {vr} | :: to preempt |
| adelantar {vr} | :: to anticipate, to forestall (+ a) |
| adelantar {vr} | :: to get ahead of, to stay ahead of (+ a) |
| adelantar {vr} | :: to jump the gun, get ahead of oneself |
| adelantar {vr} | :: to be brought forward |
| adelantarse {vr} | :: to preempt |
| adelantarse {vr} | :: to anticipate, to forestall (+ a) |
| adelantarse {vr} | :: to get ahead of, to stay ahead of (+ a) |
| adelantarse {vr} | :: to jump the gun, get ahead of oneself |
| adelantarse {vr} | :: to go forward |
| adelantarse {vr} | :: to be brought forward |
| adelante {adv} | :: forward (toward the front) |
| adelante {adv} | :: forward (into the future) |
| adelante {interj} | :: come in |
| adelante {interj} | :: go ahead |
| adelanto {m} | :: progress, advancement, improvement |
| adelanto {m} | :: rescheduling for an earlier date |
| adelanto {m} | :: advance (anticipated payment) |
| adelanto {m} | :: down payment (anticipated payment made to secure a purchase) |
| adelanto {m} | :: preview, sample, snippet, teaser |
| adelantón {m} | :: giant step forward; major breakthrough |
| adelfa {f} | :: oleander |
| adelgazamiento {m} | :: weight loss |
| adelgazante {adj} | :: slimming |
| adelgazante {m} | :: a weight-reducing or slimming product |
| adelgazar {v} | :: to make thin or slender |
| adelgazar {v} | :: to refine, purify |
| adelgazar {v} | :: to lose weight |
| adelgazarse {v} | :: to become thin or slender; to lose weight |
| Adelia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Adelina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Adelina {prop} {f} | :: diminutive of Adela |
| adelita {f} | :: adelita |
| Adelita {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| ademán {m} | :: gesture (motion of the body) |
| ademán {m} | :: posture, position |
| ademán {m} [in the plural] | :: manners |
| ademar {vt} [mining] | :: to encase |
| además {adv} | :: in addition, moreover, furthermore, further, also, additionally |
| además {adv} | :: as well, also, not to mention [when in the middle of a sentence or toward the end] |
| además {adv} | :: besides, in addition to, along with, apart from, other than, aside from, alongside, on top of, as well as (+ de) |
| Adén {prop} {m} | :: Adén (city) |
| adenda {mf} | :: addendum, postdata |
| adenil {m} [biochemistry] | :: adenyl |
| adenilato {m} | :: adenylate |
| adenilil {m} [biochemistry] | :: adenylyl |
| adenililciclasa {f} [enzyme] | :: adenylyl cylase |
| adenililo {m} | :: alternative form of adenilil |
| adenilo {m} | :: alternative form of adenil |
| adenín {adj} | :: adenine |
| adenina {f} [organic compound] | :: adenine |
| adenitis {f} | :: adenitis |
| adeno- {prefix} | :: adeno- |
| adenocarcinoma {m} [oncology] | :: adenocarcinoma |
| adenohipófisis {f} | :: adenohypophysis |
| adenoide {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: adenoid |
| adenoidectomía {f} | :: adenoidectomy |
| adenología {f} | :: adenology |
| adenomatoso {adj} | :: adenomatoid (of or pertaining to an adenoma) |
| adenomiosis {f} [pathology] | :: adenomyosis |
| adenopatía {f} [pathology] | :: adenopathy |
| adenosín {adj} | :: adenosine |
| adenosina {f} [organic compound] | :: adenosine |
| adenosín trifosfato {m} | :: adenosine triphosphate, ATP |
| adenovirus {m} | :: adenovirus |
| adentrar {vr} | :: to get into, to go into |
| adentrarse {v} | :: reflexive of adentrar |
| adentro {adv} | :: inside (especially implying a motion into) |
| adentro {m} [in the plural] | :: one's innermost thoughts, deep down |
| adentro {interj} | :: Come in! |
| adentro de {prep} | :: into |
| adepta {f} | :: feminine noun of adepto |
| adepto {m} | :: supporter, follower |
| adequadamente {adv} | :: obsolete form of adecuadamente |
| adequado {adj} | :: obsolete form of adecuado |
| adereçar {v} | :: obsolete form of aderezar |
| aderezado {adj} [obsolete] | :: favourable (convenient; opportune) |
| aderezar {v} | :: to dress, season (for cooking, etc.) |
| aderezar {v} | :: to spice up, adorn, bedeck |
| aderezo {m} | :: seasoning, dressing |
| a despecho de {prep} | :: in spite of, despite |
| a destajo {adv} [idiom] | :: by the piece, as piecework |
| a destajo {adv} [idiom] | :: flat out, full blast, at full tilt |
| a destajo {adv} [idiom, Chile] | :: by eye |
| a destiempo {adv} | :: not in time |
| a destiempo {adv} | :: untimely, at the wrong time, inopportunely |
| a destiempo {adv} | :: without regard to time; asynchronously |
| adestrar {v} | :: synonym of adiestrar |
| adeudar {v} [ditransitive] | :: to owe |
| adeudar {v} [ditransitive] | :: to debit, charge |
| adeudo {m} | :: debt (money that someone owes to another) |
| adeudo {m} | :: customs duty |
| a. D. g. {phrase} | :: initialism of a Dios gracias |
| adhan {m} [Islam] | :: adhan (the call to prayer) |
| adhán {m} | :: alternative form of adhan |
| adherencia {f} | :: adherence, adhesion (close physical union of two objects) |
| adherente {adj} | :: adherent, sticky |
| adherente {m} | :: adhesive (a substance that provides adhesion) |
| adherente {mf} | :: adherent (a person who has membership in some group) |
| adherible {adj} | :: sticky, adhesive (able or likely to stick) |
| adherir {vtir} | :: to adhere, stick |
| adherirse {vr} | :: to adhere (to stick fast or cleave) |
| adhesión {f} | :: adhesion (the ability to stick to another substance) |
| adhesión {f} | :: support, backing |
| adhesividad {f} | :: adhesiveness; stickiness |
| adhesivo {adj} | :: adhesive (apt or tending to adhere) |
| adhesivo {m} | :: adhesive (substance that provides adhesion) |
| ad hoc {adv} | :: ad hoc (for this particular purpose) |
| adhocracia {f} | :: adhocracy |
| adiabático {adj} [physics, thermodynamics] | :: adiabatic |
| a día de hoy {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in today's day and age |
| adiafa {f} | :: A gift or refreshment given to sailors upon their return to port from a voyage |
| adiar {vt} [rare] | :: to schedule |
| a diario {adv} | :: each day, on a daily basis |
| adicción {f} | :: addiction (compulsive usage) |
| adicción {f} | :: addiction (devotion; inclination) |
| adición {f} | :: addition (the act of adding) |
| adición {f} | :: addition (anything that is added) |
| adición {f} | :: addition (the arithmetic operation of adding) |
| adición {f} [Latin America] | :: check (in a restaurant, etc.) |
| adicional {adj} | :: additional (supplemental or added to something) |
| adicionalmente {adv} | :: additionally |
| adicionalmente {adv} | :: in addition, further |
| adicionar {vt} | :: to add (make an addition; augment) |
| adicta {f} | :: feminine noun of adicto |
| adictivamente {adv} | :: addictively |
| adictivo {adj} | :: addictive (causing addiction) |
| adicto {adj} | :: addicted, junkie (an enthusiast of something) |
| adicto {m} | :: addict |
| adieso {adv} [obsolete] | :: now |
| adiestrable {adj} | :: trainable |
| adiestrador {m} | :: tamer; one who tames animals |
| adiestradora {f} | :: feminine noun of adiestrador |
| adiestramiento {m} | :: practice, training |
| adiestramiento {m} | :: animal training |
| adiestramiento {m} | :: dressage |
| adiestrar {vt} | :: to train (to teach, to educate) |
| a diestro y siniestro {adv} [idiomatic] | :: left, right and centre |
| adietar {vtr} | :: to put on a diet |
| ADIF {prop} | :: A state-owned company that is responsible for the upkeep of most of Spain's rail network |
| Adigio {prop} {m} | :: Adigio (river) |
| adigué {adj} | :: Adyghe |
| adigué {mf} | :: Adyghe |
| adigués {adj} | :: Adyghe (of or pertaining to Adyghe ethnic group) |
| adigués {adj} | :: Adygean (of or pertaining to Adygea in Russia) |
| adigués {m} | :: Adyghe (member of the Adyghe ethic group) |
| adigués {m} | :: Adygean (native or resident of Adygea in Russia) |
| adiguesa {f} | :: feminine noun of adigués |
| Adiguesia {prop} {f} | :: Adiguesia (republic) |
| adimensional {adj} | :: adimensional (without dimensions) |
| adinerado {adj} | :: affluent, wealthy |
| adinerar {vr} [colloquial] | :: to enrich (make wealthy) |
| adintelado {adj} | :: lintelled |
| adiós {interj} | :: goodbye, farewell |
| adiós {m} | :: farewell; goodbye |
| adiosito {m} | :: diminutive of adiós |
| adiós Madrid, que te quedas sin gente {phrase} [idiom] | :: good riddance (Used to indicate that a departure, or loss is welcome.) |
| a Dios rogando y con el mazo dando {proverb} | :: God helps those who help themselves |
| adipato {m} [organic compound] | :: adipate |
| adípico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: adipic |
| adipocira {f} | :: adipocere |
| adipocito {m} | :: adipocyte |
| adiponectina {f} [protein] | :: adiponectin |
| adiponectinemia {f} [pathology] | :: adiponectinemia |
| adiposidad {f} | :: adiposity |
| adiposo {adj} | :: adipose (containing, composed of, or consisting of fat) |
| adir {v} [legal] | :: to accept (inheritance) |
| Adís Abeba {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Addis Abeba |
| a discreción {adv} [idiom] | :: at will |
| a disgusto {adj} | :: displeased, unhappy |
| Adisoda {prop} {f} | :: given name from the Canary Islands |
| a distancia {adv} | :: at a distance; from a distance; aloof |
| aditamento {m} | :: accessory |
| aditamento {m} | :: attachment |
| aditamento {m} | :: add-on; bolt-on; addition |
| aditividad {f} | :: additivity |
| aditivo {adj} | :: additive |
| aditivo {m} | :: additive (substance added to another to alter its properties) |
| adive {m} | :: adive; jackal |
| adivina {f} | :: feminine noun of adivino |
| adivinación {f} | :: divination, fortune-telling |
| adivinación {f} | :: foresight, guessing |
| adivinador {adj} | :: divining, foretelling (attributive) |
| adivinador {adj} | :: guessing, guesswork (attributive) |
| adivinador {m} | :: diviner, foreteller |
| adivinador {m} | :: guesser |
| adivinadora {f} | :: feminine noun of adivinador |
| adivinanza {f} | :: foresight |
| adivinanza {f} | :: riddle |
| adivinar {v} | :: to guess |
| adivinar {v} | :: to divine, to foretell |
| adivinatorio {adj} | :: divinatory, prophetic |
| adivino {m} | :: seer |
| adj. {n} | :: abbreviation of adjetivo |
| adjetivación {f} [linguistics] | :: adjectivization |
| adjetivadamente {adv} [dated] | :: adjectivally |
| adjetival {adj} | :: adjectival |
| adjetivar {vt} | :: to adjective (to make an adjective of) |
| adjetivo {m} [grammar] | :: adjective (a word that modifies a noun) |
| adjetivo {adj} | :: adjectival |
| adjetivo atributivo {m} [grammar] | :: attributive adjective (adjective that describes only an attribute) |
| adjetivo cardinal {m} | :: A cardinal numeral |
| adjetivo ordinal {m} [grammar] | :: ordinal number (grammar: word used to denote relative position in a sequence) |
| adjudicación {f} | :: award, awarding, allocation (e.g., of a contract) |
| adjudicación {f} | :: adjudication |
| adjudicar {vt} | :: to adjudge, assign, award, appropriate |
| adjudicatario {adj} | :: tendering |
| adjudicatario {m} [business] | :: tenderer |
| adjudicatario {m} [law] | :: recipient, winner |
| adjudicativo {adj} | :: adjudicative |
| adjunción {f} | :: adjunction |
| adjuntar {vt} | :: to enclose, to attach (as in correspondence, e-mail) |
| adjunto {adj} | :: attached |
| adjurado {adj} [heraldry] | :: windowed |
| adlátere {adj} | :: adjoining, bordering, subordinate to |
| adlátere {mf} | :: minion (loyal servant of another more powerful being) |
| ad libitum {adv} | :: ad lib, ad libitum |
| ad líbitum {adv} | :: alternative form of ad libitum |
| adminículo {m} | :: gadget |
| administración {f} | :: administration (act of administering government or public affairs) |
| administración {f} | :: administration (a body that administers) |
| administración {f} | :: administration, administering (act of administering something to another) |
| administrador {m} | :: administrator (one who administers affairs) |
| administrador {m} [computing] | :: administrator (one who is responsible for software management) |
| administradora {f} | :: feminine noun of administrador |
| administradora de base de datos {f} | :: feminine noun of administrador de base de datos |
| administrador de base de datos {m} [computing] | :: database administrator |
| administrador de sistemas {m} | :: sysadmin (systems administrator) |
| administrar {vt} | :: to administer (cause to take) |
| administrar {vt} | :: to administer, to manage (manage or supervise the conduct of) |
| administrarse {v} | :: reflexive of administrar |
| administrativamente {adv} | :: administratively |
| administrativo {adj} | :: administrative (of or relating to administering or administration) |
| admirable {adj} | :: admirable |
| admirablemente {adv} | :: admirably (to an admirable degree) |
| admiración {f} | :: admiration |
| admirador {adj} | :: admiring |
| admirador {m} | :: admirer |
| admiradora {f} | :: feminine noun of admirador |
| admirar {v} | :: to admire |
| admirar {v} | :: to be admirable |
| admirar {vr} | :: to be amazed |
| admirativamente {adv} | :: admiratively |
| admirativo {adj} | :: admiring |
| admisibilidad {f} | :: admissibility |
| admisible {adj} | :: admissible |
| admisión {f} | :: admittance |
| admisión {f} | :: approval, admission |
| admisión {f} | :: admission, acknowledgment |
| admisión {f} | :: intake |
| admitancia {f} [physics] | :: admittance |
| admitir {v} | :: to accept, to admit, to agree to, to concede |
| admitir {v} | :: to admit, to let in |
| admitir {v} | :: to permit, to allow |
| admonición {f} | :: admonition |
| admonitorio {adj} | :: admonitory (of or pertaining to an admonition) |
| ADN {m} [biochemistry] | :: initialism of ácido desoxirribonucleico DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) |
| adnado {adj} | :: alternative spelling of adnato |
| adnato {adj} [botany, mycology] | :: adnate |
| -ado {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the masculine singular past participle of regular -ar verbs |
| adobar {vt} | :: to marinate |
| adobe {m} [construction] | :: adobe |
| adobo {m} | :: a delicacy of marinated meat |
| adocenado {adj} | :: bog standard, run of the mill |
| adocenamiento {m} | :: conformity |
| adocenar {v} | :: to conform |
| adocenarse {v} | :: to become common |
| adocenarse {v} | :: to stagnate, to remain the same |
| adoctrinamiento {m} | :: indoctrination (act of indoctrinating) |
| adoctrinar {v} | :: to indoctrinate (to teach with a biased or one-sided ideology) |
| adolecer {v} [de] | :: to suffer |
| adolecer {vi} | :: to fall ill |
| adolecer {vt} [archaic] | :: to make ill |
| adolescencia {f} | :: adolescence |
| adolescente {adj} | :: adolescent |
| adolescente {mf} | :: adolescent, teenager |
| Adolfito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Adolfo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| a dolor {adv} [idiom] | :: galore; a shedload |
| adolorido {adj} [Latin America] | :: painful, aching (afflicted or suffering with pain) |
| Adolpho {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| adonde {adv} | :: to where, whither |
| adonde {adv} | :: whereto |
| adónde {adv} [interrogative] | :: to where, whither, whereto |
| adondequiera {adv} [rare] | :: to wherever, to anywhere |
| adondequiera {adv} [obsolete] | :: wherever, anywhere |
| adopción {f} | :: adoption (the act of adopting) |
| adopción {f} | :: adoption (the state of being adopted) |
| adopcionismo {m} | :: adoptionism |
| adoptable {adj} | :: adoptable |
| adoptada {f} | :: feminine noun of adoptado |
| adoptado {adj} | :: adoptive |
| adoptado {adj} | :: adopted |
| adoptado {m} | :: adoptee |
| adoptador {m} | :: adopter |
| adoptante {adj} | :: adopting |
| adoptante {mf} | :: adopter |
| adoptar {vt} [law] | :: to adopt (legally take in a child from other parents) |
| adoptar {vt} | :: to adopt (select) |
| adoptar {vt} | :: to take [e.g. steps, measurements, action, position or view] |
| adoptivo {adj} | :: foster, adoptive (providing parental care to unrelated children) |
| adoptivo {adj} | :: foster (receiving such care) |
| adoquín {m} | :: paving stone, flagstone |
| adoquín {m} [colloquial] | :: idiot, blockhead |
| adoquinado {adj} | :: paved |
| adoquinado {m} | :: paving, pavement |
| adoquinado {m} | :: cobblestone road |
| adoquinar {vt} | :: to pave with cobblestones |
| -ador {suffix} | :: Form of -dor attached to -ar verb stems. Forms (usually agent) nouns and adjectives |
| ador {m} [agriculture] | :: A time period allotted for watering crops |
| -adora {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -ador |
| adorable {adj} | :: adorable |
| adoración {f} | :: adoration, worship |
| adoradísimo {adj} | :: superlative of adorado |
| adorador {m} | :: admirer, adorer, worshiper |
| adoradora {f} | :: feminine noun of adorador |
| adorar {v} | :: adore, worship |
| adoratorio {m} | :: chapel; shrine; or other place of worship |
| adormecedor {adj} | :: soporific, sedative |
| adormecedor {m} | :: sedative |
| adormecer {v} | :: to make sleepy, or lull |
| adormecer {v} | :: to make numb |
| adormecerse {v} | :: to go to sleep, or doze off |
| adormecerse {v} | :: to go numb (part of the body) |
| adormecido {adj} | :: sleepy, dozy, drowsy |
| adormecimiento {m} | :: slumber (a very light state of sleep) |
| adormecimiento {m} | :: drowsiness |
| adormidera {f} | :: poppy |
| adormilamiento {m} | :: slumber (a very light state of sleep) |
| adormilar {vr} | :: to slumber (to be in a very light state of sleep) |
| adormir {v} | :: to cause to sleep |
| adornar {v} | :: to adorn, to ornament, to decorate, to garnish, to embellish, to dress, to bedeck, to deck |
| adornar {v} | :: to trim (e.g. a Christmas tree) |
| adornar {v} [Argentina, slang] | :: to buy off; to bribe |
| adornista {mf} | :: decorative artist |
| adorno {m} | :: decoration, adornment, ornament |
| adosado {adj} [of houses and buildings] | :: adjacent and touching, contiguous, attached |
| adosamiento {m} | :: backing |
| adosar {v} | :: to lean the back (against) |
| adosar {v} | :: to stand near, place near |
| adosar {v} [heraldry] | :: to place back to back, place with the back to |
| a dos velas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: broke, penniless |
| a dos velas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: on one's tod; on one's own |
| adovelado {adj} | :: voussoired |
| adpreso {adj} [botany] | :: appressed |
| adquirente {mf} | :: acquisitor, acquirer, purchaser, buyer |
| adquirible {adj} | :: obtainable, acquirable |
| adquirida {f} | :: acquiree |
| adquirido {adj} | :: acquired, gained, procured |
| adquirido {adj} | :: purchased |
| adquiriente {mf} | :: alternative form of adquirente |
| adquirir {vt} | :: to acquire |
| adquirir {vt} | :: to buy |
| adquisición {f} | :: procurement; acquisition |
| adquisitivo {adj} | :: acquisitive |
| adrede {adv} | :: on purpose |
| adrenal {adj} | :: adrenal |
| adrenalectomía {f} | :: adrenalectomy |
| adrenalina {f} | :: adrenaline |
| adrenalínico {adj} | :: stimulating, exciting |
| adrenérgico {adj} | :: adrenergic |
| adreno- {prefix} | :: adreno- (relating to the adrenal gland) |
| adrenocorticotropo {adj} | :: adrenocorticotropic |
| Adri {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Adrián {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Adriana {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Adriano {prop} {m} | :: given name; more popular in the form Adrián |
| Adriano {prop} {m} | :: Hadrian [emperor] |
| adriático {adj} | :: Adriatic |
| Adriático {prop} {m} | :: synonym of mar Adriático |
| adscribible {adj} | :: assignable |
| adscribir {vt} | :: to designate, to assign |
| adscripción {f} | :: ascription (act of ascribing something) |
| adsorbente {adj} | :: adsorbent |
| adsorción {f} | :: adsorption (the adhesion of a liquid or gas to the surface of a solid) |
| aduana {f} | :: customs (office that taxes imported goods) |
| aduanal {adj} [Latin America, attributive] | :: customs |
| aduanero {adj} | :: customs (of or relating to the importing or exporting of goods) |
| aduanero {mf} | :: customs officer |
| aduar {m} | :: bedouin settlement |
| aduar {m} | :: co-operative |
| aducanumab {m} | :: aducanumab |
| aducción {f} | :: adduction |
| aducir {vt} | :: to allege, adduce, cite, give as proof |
| aducir {vt} [obsolete] | :: to bring |
| aducto {m} | :: adduct |
| aductor {m} [anatomy] | :: adductor |
| aductor corto del muslo {m} | :: adductor brevis |
| aductor corto del pulgar {m} | :: abductor pollicis brevis |
| aductor del meñique {m} | :: abductor minimi digiti |
| aductor del pulgar {m} | :: adductor pollicis |
| aductor mayor del muslo {m} | :: adductor magnus |
| aductor mediano del muslo {m} | :: adductor longus |
| aductor menor {m} | :: adductor brevis |
| adueñarse {v} | :: to appropriate, to take ownership |
| adujar {v} [nautical] | :: to coil a rope or cable |
| adulación {f} | :: flattery, adulation |
| adulador {m} | :: flatterer, adulator, sycophant |
| aduladora {f} | :: feminine noun of adulador |
| adulancia {f} [Venezuela] | :: adulation |
| adulante {adj} [rare] | :: adulatory, sycophantic |
| adular {v} | :: to flatter |
| adularia {f} | :: adularia (variety of orthoclase feldspar) |
| adulón {adj} | :: brown-nosing |
| adulón {m} | :: toady |
| adulta {f} | :: feminine noun of adulto |
| adúltera {f} | :: feminine noun of adúltero |
| adulteración {f} | :: adulteration (The action of adulterating) |
| adulterante {adj} | :: which adulterates |
| adulterante {m} | :: adulterant |
| adulterar {v} | :: to adulterate |
| adulterina {f} | :: feminine noun of adulterino |
| adulterino {m} | :: bastard (illegitimate child) |
| adulterio {m} | :: adultery |
| adúltero {adj} | :: adulterous |
| adúltero {m} | :: adulterer |
| adultez {f} | :: adulthood |
| adulticida {m} | :: adulticide (pesticide designed to kill adult insects) |
| adulticida {adj} | :: adulticidal (which kills adult insects) |
| adulto {adj} | :: adult |
| adulto {m} | :: adult |
| -adura {suffix} | :: Form of -dura used with -ar verbs to form nouns |
| a duras penas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: barely, hardly; with great effort or difficulty |
| adurir {vt} [rare] | :: to burn |
| adustez {f} | :: surliness; austereness |
| adusto {adj} | :: surly (of a person) |
| adusto {adj} | :: austere |
| adv. {n} | :: abbreviation of adverbio |
| advaita {m} | :: Advaita |
| advección {f} [earth science, chemistry] | :: advection (the horizontal movement of a body of atmosphere (or other fluid) along with a concurrent transport of its temperature, humidity etc.) |
| advenediza {f} | :: feminine noun of advenedizo |
| advenedizo {adj} | :: foreign |
| advenedizo {adj} | :: upstart |
| advenedizo {m} | :: outsider |
| advenedizo {m} | :: upstart, social climber |
| advenimiento {m} | :: coming, advent |
| advenir {vi} | :: to arrive |
| advenir {vi} | :: to happen |
| adventicio {adj} [biology] | :: adventitious (developing in an unusual place or from an unusual source) |
| adventista {adj} | :: Adventist |
| adventista {mf} | :: Adventist |
| adveración {f} [legal] | :: certification |
| adverar {v} [legal] | :: to affirm, verify |
| adverbial {adj} | :: adverbial |
| adverbialmente {adv} | :: adverbially |
| adverbio {m} | :: adverb (lexical category) |
| adversamente {adv} | :: adversely |
| adversar {vt} [dated] | :: to oppose, to advert |
| adversaria {f} | :: feminine noun of adversario |
| adversario {m} | :: adversary, opponent |
| adversativo {adj} [linguistics] | :: adversative |
| adversidad {f} | :: adversity, misfortune, difficulty |
| adverso {adj} | :: adverse |
| advertencia {f} | :: warning |
| advertencia {f} | :: advice |
| advertible {adj} | :: noticeable |
| advertimiento {m} | :: warning |
| advertir {v} [de] | :: to warn |
| advertir {v} | :: to notice |
| adviento {m} | :: alternative case form of Adviento |
| Adviento {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: Advent |
| Advíncula {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| advocación {f} [religion] | :: naming or dedication (after a saint) |
| advocar {vt} [obsolete] | :: to advocate |
| advocar {vt} [obsolete] | :: to defend in court |
| adware {m} | :: adware |
| adyacencia {f} [countable and uncountable] | :: adjacency (quality of being adjacent) |
| adyacente {adj} | :: adjacent |
| adyacer {v} [rare term] | :: to adjoin, to lie next to |
| adyuvante {adj} | :: adjuvant (helping; assisting) |
| adyuvante {m} | :: adjuvant |
| AEC {adv} | :: initialism of antes de la era común; BCE |
| aeda {m} | :: alternative form of aedo |
| aedo {m} [historical] | :: bard, poet |
| a enemigo que huye, puente de plata {phrase} [idiom] | :: good riddance (Used to indicate that a departure, or loss is welcome.) |
| aerar {v} [rare] | :: to air (bring something into contact with the air) |
| aéreo {adj} | :: aerial |
| aerífero {adj} | :: aeriferous |
| aero- {prefix} | :: aero- |
| aerobic {m} | :: alternative spelling of aeróbic |
| aeróbic {m} | :: aerobics (form of exercise) |
| aeróbico {adj} | :: aerobic |
| aerobio {adj} | :: aerobic |
| aerobio {m} | :: aerobe |
| aerobiología {f} | :: aerobiology (the study of the dispersion of airborne biological materials) |
| aerobiosis {f} [biology] | :: aerobiosis (form of life that is sustained by the presence of air) |
| aerobús {m} | :: airbus (a type of airliner) |
| aerocivil {adj} [attributive] | :: civil aeronautics |
| aeroclub {m} | :: aeroclub |
| aerocomercial {adj} | :: Relating to commercial flight |
| aerodeslizador {m} | :: hovercraft |
| aerodinámica {f} | :: aerodynamics |
| aerodinámicamente {adv} | :: aerodynamically |
| aerodinámico {adj} | :: aerodynamic, aerodynamical |
| aeródromo {m} | :: airfield, aerodrome, airdrome, landing field (place where airplanes can take off and land) |
| aeroespacial {adj} | :: aerospatial |
| aeroespacio {m} | :: aerospace (Earth's atmosphere and space the around it) |
| aeroestación {f} | :: aerostation |
| aeroestático {adj} | :: alternative form of aerostático |
| aerofagia {f} [pathology] | :: aerophagy |
| aerófobo {adj} | :: aerophobic |
| aerófono {m} | :: aerophone (a musical instrument that produces sound by vibrating air) |
| aerofreno {m} | :: airbrake |
| aerogel {m} | :: aerogel |
| aerogenerador {m} | :: wind turbine (device) |
| aerografía {f} [art] | :: aerography (branch of surrealist art) |
| aerografiar {v} | :: to airbrush |
| aerógrafo {m} | :: airbrush |
| aerolínea {f} | :: airline |
| aerolito {m} | :: aerolite |
| aerología {f} | :: aerology |
| aerológico {adj} | :: aerologic, aerological |
| aeromancia {f} [rare] | :: aeromancy (divination by use of atmospheric conditions) |
| aeromancía {f} | :: alternative form of aeromancia |
| aeromédico {adj} | :: by air ambulance |
| aerómetro {m} | :: aerometer (instrument used to measure mass and density of gases) |
| aeromodelismo {m} | :: aeromodelling (the building and flying of model aircraft) |
| aeromodelista {mf} | :: aeromodeller |
| aeromodelo {m} | :: model aircraft (small-scale toy aircraft) |
| aeromoza {f} | :: feminine noun of aeromozo |
| aeromozo {m} [Latin America] | :: steward, flight attendant (attendant on an airplane) |
| aeronauta {mf} | :: aeronaut, airman, pilot |
| aeronáutica {f} | :: aeronautics |
| aeronáutico {adj} | :: aeronautic |
| aeronaval {adj} | :: aeronaval |
| aeronave {f} | :: airship |
| aeronave {f} | :: aircraft |
| aeronavegabilidad {f} | :: airworthiness |
| aeronavegación {f} | :: navigation by air |
| Aeroniense {prop} {m} | :: Aeronian |
| aeropatín {m} | :: hoverboard |
| aeropirata {m} [aviation] | :: hijacker |
| aeropista {f} | :: airfield |
| aeroplano {m} [dated] | :: aeroplane (airplane, a winged aircraft) |
| aeropónico {adj} | :: aeroponic |
| aeroportuario {adj} | :: relating to airports |
| aeropuerto {m} | :: airport |
| aeropuerto {m} | :: A Peruvian dish based on fried rice with chicken eggs and various other ingredients |
| aerosol {m} | :: aerosol (gaseous or airborne cloud of particulate matter) |
| aerostación {f} | :: aerostation; the use of aerostats |
| aerostática {f} [physics] | :: aerostatics (study of gases in equilibrium) |
| aerostático {adj} | :: aerostatic |
| aerostato {m} | :: aerostat (aircraft) |
| aeróstato {m} | :: alternative form of aerostato |
| aerosuspendido {adj} [rare] | :: suspended in the air |
| aerotaxi {m} | :: air taxi |
| aerotécnica {f} | :: feminine noun of aerotécnico |
| aerotécnico {m} | :: aircraft technician |
| aerotérmico {adj} | :: aerothermal |
| aerotransportable {adj} | :: flyable; transportable by air |
| aerotransportado {adj} | :: airborne |
| aerotransportar {v} | :: to transport by air; to fly |
| aerovía {f} | :: airway (flight path used by aeroplanes) |
| aeroyoga {m} | :: aerial yoga; antigravity yoga |
| a escape {adv} [idiom] | :: fleeing; like a bat out of hell |
| a eso de {prep} | :: around, about (roughly at the time) |
| a espaldas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: behind someone's back |
| a espuertas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: by the ton (in vast quantities) |
| AEUMC {prop} | :: USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement) abbreviation of Acuerdo Estados Unidos-México-Canadá |
| afabilidad {f} | :: affability |
| afabilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of afable |
| afable {adj} | :: affable, friendly |
| afablemente {adv} | :: affably |
| afagia {f} [medicine] | :: aphagia |
| afamado {adj} | :: famous |
| afán {m} | :: desire; thirst |
| afán {m} | :: effort |
| afán {m} | :: eagerness; keenness |
| afanador {m} [Argentina] | :: robber; thief |
| afanadora {f} | :: feminine noun of afanador |
| afanar {v} [colloquial] | :: to steal, pinch |
| afanar {v} | :: to work hard |
| afanar {v} | :: to be busy |
| afanarse {vr} | :: to toil, to work hard |
| afanítico {adj} [geology] | :: aphanitic |
| afanosamente {adv} | :: diligently |
| afanoso {adj} | :: industrious, laborious (hard-working and persistent) |
| afantasmar {v} | :: to make ghostly |
| afantasmar {vr} | :: to become ghostly |
| afaquia {f} [ophthalmology] | :: aphakia (absence of the lens from the eye) |
| afar {m} | :: Afar (language) |
| afasia {f} [pathology] | :: aphasia (pathological speech disorder) |
| afásico {adj} [speech pathology] | :: aphasic (affected by, or pertaining to, aphasia) |
| a favor {adv} | :: in favour |
| a favor {adv} | :: for |
| a favor {adj} | :: in favour |
| a favor {adj} | :: for |
| a favor de {adv} | :: in favor of |
| a favor de {adv} | :: for |
| a favor de {adj} | :: in favor of |
| a favor de {adj} | :: for |
| afeamiento {m} | :: The act of making ugly |
| afear {v} | :: to make ugly; to uglify |
| afección {f} | :: A complaint, usually medical or legal |
| afección {f} | :: A medical condition, or disorder |
| afectable {adj} | :: affectable |
| afectación {f} | :: affectation |
| afectadamente {adv} | :: affectedly |
| afectado {adj} | :: affected |
| afectante {adj} | :: disturbing, distressing |
| afectar {v} | :: to affect, to have an effect on, to influence |
| afectar {v} | :: to feign, to affect |
| afectar {v} | :: to speak or act insincerely, adopt an affectation |
| afectar {v} | :: to impair, to affect (negatively) |
| afectar {v} | :: to get to, to get under one's skin, to upset, to affect emotionally |
| afectar {vp} | :: to be affected (by an action) |
| afectísimo {adj} | :: superlative of afecto |
| afectivamente {adv} | :: emotionally |
| afectividad {f} | :: affectivity |
| afectivo {adj} | :: affective |
| afectivosexual {adj} | :: affective sexual |
| afecto {adj} | :: prone; affected |
| afecto {adj} | :: affected (by a disease) |
| afecto {m} | :: fondness, affection |
| afectuosamente {adv} | :: affectionately |
| afectuosidad {f} | :: affection, caring nature |
| afectuosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of afectuoso |
| afectuoso {adj} | :: affectionate |
| afeitada {f} | :: shave (an instance of shaving) |
| afeitado {m} | :: shave |
| afeitadora {f} | :: electric shaver, electric razor |
| afeitar {vtr} | :: to shave (to remove hair with a razor or clippers) |
| afeitarse {v} | :: reflexive of afeitar; to shave (oneself) |
| afelio {m} [astronomy] | :: aphelion |
| afelpar {v} | :: to give something a felt-like look |
| afémico {adj} | :: aphemic (afflicted with aphemia) |
| afeminación {f} | :: effeminacy |
| afeminadamente {adv} | :: effeminately |
| afeminado {adj} | :: effeminate |
| afeminamiento {m} | :: effeminacy |
| afeminar {vt} | :: to feminize (make feminine) |
| afeminar {vr} | :: to feminize (become feminine) |
| aferencia {f} | :: afference |
| aferente {adj} | :: afferent |
| aféresis {f} [medicine, linguistics] | :: apheresis |
| aferramiento {m} | :: seizure (act of seizing) |
| aferrar {v} | :: to grasp, to seize |
| aferrar {v} | :: to catch, to hook |
| aferrar {v} [nautical] | :: to furl |
| aferrar {vp} | :: to cling to, to hold on to, to hang onto, to clutch |
| aferrarse {vr} | :: to cling |
| affair {m} | :: affair (extramarital relationship) |
| affaire {m} | :: affair, love affair |
| affidávit {m} [law] | :: affidavit (a signed document wherein an affiant makes a sworn statement) |
| afgana {f} | :: feminine noun of afgano |
| afgani {m} | :: afghani (currency of Afghanistan) |
| Afganistán {prop} {m} | :: Afganistán (country) |
| afgano {adj} | :: Afghan (person) |
| afgano {adj} | :: Afghan (of or relating to Afghanistan) |
| afgano {m} | :: Afghan (person from Afghanistan) |
| AFI {prop} {m} | :: acronym of Alfabeto Fonético InternacionalIPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) |
| AFI {prop} {f} | :: acronym of Agencia Federal de Investigación (of Mexico) |
| afianzamiento {m} | :: reinforcement |
| afianzar {v} | :: to support, to sustain |
| afianzar {v} | :: to make certain; to clinch something |
| afianzar {v} | :: to tighten, strengthen |
| afiche {m} [Latin America] | :: poster (advertisement) |
| afición {f} | :: fondness, inclination |
| afición {f} | :: hobby |
| afición {f} | :: persistence, determination, zeal |
| aficionada {f} | :: feminine noun of aficionado |
| aficionadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of aficionado |
| aficionado {adj} | :: fond |
| aficionado {adj} | :: amateur |
| aficionado {m} | :: fan, hobbyist, aficionado (person who is interested in an activity or a subject as a hobby) |
| aficionado {m} | :: amateur |
| aficionar {vt} | :: To get someone interested in something; to get someone into something |
| aficionarse {vr} | :: To become interested in something |
| afidávit {m} | :: alternative spelling of affidávit |
| áfido {m} | :: aphid |
| afiebrar {vr} | :: to have a fever |
| afiebrarse {v} | :: (reflexive of afiebrar) to have a fever |
| afijo {m} | :: affix |
| afiladera {f} | :: sharpener |
| afiladísimo {adj} | :: superlative of afilado |
| afilado {adj} | :: sharp |
| afilado {m} | :: sharpening (of knives) |
| afilado {m} | :: cut, edge (of knives) |
| afilador {m} | :: knife sharpener |
| afilador {m} | :: womanizer |
| afiladora {f} | :: feminine noun of afilador |
| afilar {vt} | :: to sharpen |
| afilar {v} [colloquial, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: to court, flirt with |
| afilar {vr} [colloquial, Chile] | :: to fuck |
| afilarse {v} | :: reflexive of afilar |
| afiliación {f} | :: affiliation |
| afiliada {f} | :: feminine noun of afiliado |
| afiliado {m} | :: affiliate |
| afiliado {m} | :: member |
| afiliar {v} | :: to affiliate |
| afiligranar {vt} | :: to filigree (to decorate something with intricate ornamentation made from gold or silver twisted wire) |
| afín {adj} | :: related (standing in connection) |
| afín {adj} | :: adjacent (lying next to) |
| afín {mf} | :: relative through marriage |
| afinación {f} [music] | :: tuning |
| afinación {f} | :: refining, fine-tuning |
| afinador {m} | :: tuner (person who tunes a musical instrument) |
| afinadora {f} | :: feminine noun of afinador |
| afinamiento {m} | :: refinement |
| afinar {vt} | :: to refine |
| afinar {vt} | :: to tune (to modify a musical instrument) |
| afincamiento {m} [archaic] | :: settlement (taking up residence) |
| afincamiento {m} [archaic] | :: eagerness, insistence, dedication, diligence |
| afincar {vi} | :: to take up residence, settle |
| a fin de {prep} | :: in order to |
| a fin de cuentas {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: at the end of the day |
| a fin de que {conj} | :: so that, in order that |
| afinidad {f} | :: affinity |
| afirmación {f} | :: claim or statement of something believed to be true |
| afirmar {vt} | :: to state, assert |
| afirmativa {f} | :: an affirmative answer |
| afirmativamente {adv} | :: affirmatively |
| afirmativo {adj} | :: affirmative |
| aflamencado {adj} | :: flamenco-like |
| aflamencar {v} | :: to give a flamenco style |
| aflatoxina {f} | :: aflatoxin |
| aflautado {adj} | :: fluty |
| aflicción {f} | :: affliction |
| aflicción {f} | :: sorrow |
| aflictivo {adj} | :: afflictive |
| afligente {adj} | :: upsetting |
| afligidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of afligido |
| afligimiento {m} [obsolete] | :: affliction |
| afligir {v} | :: to afflict |
| aflojamiento {m} | :: loosening |
| aflojar {v} | :: to loosen |
| aflojar {v} | :: to slacken, to unclench |
| aflojar {vi} | :: to ease up, to let up |
| aflojar {v} | :: to slack off, to relax |
| aflojar {v} | :: to cough up, shell out [pay money] |
| aflojarse {vr} | :: to slack (to refuse to exert effort) |
| afloración {f} | :: surfacing |
| afloración {f} | :: emergence |
| afloramiento {m} | :: outcrop (coming out of bedrock or of an unconsolidated deposit to the surface of the ground) |
| afloramiento {m} | :: outcrop (part of a rock formation that appears at the surface) |
| aflorante {adj} | :: outcropping |
| aflorar {v} | :: to emerge |
| aflorar {v} | :: to sift |
| a flor de piel {adv} [idiom] | :: Just under the surface |
| a flor de piel {adv} [idiom] | :: On the surface. exposed |
| a flote {adv} | :: afloat |
| afluencia {f} | :: inflow, influx |
| afluente {adj} | :: flowing |
| afluente {adj} | :: affluent, abundant |
| afluente {m} | :: affluent (tributary) |
| afluentemente {adv} | :: affluently |
| afluir {v} | :: to flow into |
| aflujo {m} | :: affluence |
| aflujo {m} | :: influx |
| a fondo {adv} | :: thoroughly, in depth |
| afonía {f} | :: aphonia (loss of voice) |
| afónico {adj} | :: hoarse |
| afónico {adj} | :: without voice or sound |
| áfono {adj} | :: voiceless; unvoiced |
| aforado {adj} | :: immune (to certain legal proceedings) |
| aforado {adj} [colloquial, Chile] | :: wealthy, rich |
| aforado {m} [Spain] | :: someone protected by a certain type of political immunity enabling them to be tried under a Supreme Court, regardless of the offence committed |
| aforamiento {m} [Spain, legal] | :: A political immunity in which certain people, especially those with high political power, are judged by the Supreme Court of Spain and the High Courts of Justice of Spain instead of by a regular court |
| aforar {v} | :: to gauge, measure |
| aforar {v} | :: to pass a law |
| aforismo {m} | :: aphorism (short phrase conveying some principle or concept of thought) |
| aforístico {adj} | :: aphoristic |
| aforo {m} | :: capacity (maximum number of people a public place e.g. cinema, theatre, can hold) |
| aforo {m} [chemistry] | :: graduation mark (mark on a container to show the volume held) |
| aforo {m} | :: gauging (agent noun of "gauge") |
| aforrar {vt} | :: to line, cover the inside |
| aforrar {vt} [South America] | :: to slap |
| afortunadamente {adv} | :: fortunately; luckily |
| afortunadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of afortunado |
| afortunado {adj} | :: lucky, fortunate |
| afortunar {vr} | :: to make lucky |
| afrancesamiento {m} | :: fondness for France, the French, or French things |
| afrancesamiento {m} | :: Frenchification |
| afrancesar {vtr} | :: to Frenchify |
| afrecho {m} | :: bran (outside layer of a grain) |
| afrenta {f} | :: affront |
| afrentar {v} | :: to affront |
| afrentosamente {adv} | :: insultingly |
| afrentoso {adj} | :: insulting |
| África {prop} {f} | :: África (continent) |
| África {prop} {f} | :: given name shortened from María (de) África, an epithet of the Virgin Mary as Our Lady of Africa |
| africada {f} [phonetics] | :: affricate (a sound produced using a combination of a plosive and a fricative) |
| África del Sudoeste {prop} {f} [historical] | :: South West Africa (the colonial name of the area which is now Namibia) |
| África del Suroeste {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of África del Sudoeste |
| africado {adj} | :: affricate |
| africana {f} | :: feminine noun of africano |
| africanismo {m} [anthropology] | :: Africanism (an African cultural practice) |
| africanismo {m} [linguistics] | :: a word or linguistic feature borrowed from an African language |
| africanista {mf} | :: Africanist (a specialist in African studies) |
| africanito {m} | :: diminutive of africano |
| africanización {f} | :: Africanization |
| africanizar {v} | :: to Africanise |
| africano {adj} | :: African (of, or pertaining to Africa) |
| africano {m} | :: African (person) |
| áfrico {adj} [poetic] | :: African |
| afrikaans {m} | :: alternative form of afrikáans |
| afrikáans {m} | :: Afrikaans (language) |
| afrikáner {mf} | :: Afrikaner (member of ethnic group) |
| afro- {prefix} | :: Afro- |
| afro {m} | :: afro (hairstyle) |
| afroamericana {f} | :: feminine noun of afroamericano |
| afroamericano {adj} | :: Afro-American |
| afroamericano {m} | :: Afro-American |
| afroantillano {adj} | :: Afro-Antillean |
| afroargentina {f} | :: feminine noun of afroargentino |
| afroargentino {adj} | :: Afro-Argentinian, Afro-Argentine |
| afroargentino {m} | :: Afro-Argentinian, Afro-Argentine |
| afroasiático {adj} | :: Afroasiatic |
| afrobeat {m} | :: afrobeat |
| afroboliviano {adj} | :: Afro-Bolivian |
| afrobrasileña {f} | :: feminine noun of afrobrasileño |
| afrobrasileño {adj} | :: Afro-Brazilian |
| afrobrasileño {m} | :: Afro-Brazilian |
| afrocaribeño {adj} | :: Afro-Caribbean |
| afrocentrismo {m} | :: Afrocentrism |
| afrochocoano {adj} | :: Of African descent and from Chocó, Colombia |
| afrochocoano {m} | :: Someone of African descent and from Chocó, Colombia |
| afrocolombiano {adj} | :: Afro-Colombian |
| afrocubano {adj} | :: Afro-Cuban |
| afrocuento {m} [rare] | :: African story |
| afrodescendencia {f} | :: African diaspora |
| afrodescendiente {adj} | :: Of African descent |
| afrodescendiente {mf} | :: Someone of African descent |
| afrodisiaco {adj} | :: alternative form of afrodisíaco |
| afrodisiaco {m} | :: alternative form of afrodisíaco |
| afrodisíaco {adj} | :: aphrodisiac |
| afrodisíaco {m} | :: aphrodisiac |
| Afrodita {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Aphrodite |
| afroecuatoriano {adj} | :: Afro-Ecuadorian |
| afroecuatoriano {m} | :: Afro-Ecuadorian |
| afroestadounidense {adj} | :: Afro-American |
| afroestadounidense {mf} | :: Afro-American |
| afrofobia {f} | :: Afrophobia (the fear, hate or dislike of Africans) |
| afrolatina {f} | :: feminine noun of afrolatino |
| afrolatino {adj} | :: Afro-Latin |
| afrolatino {m} | :: Afro-Latin |
| afronorteamericano {adj} | :: Afro-North American |
| afrontamiento {m} | :: coping (the process of managing taxing circumstances, expending effort to solve personal and interpersonal problems, and seeking to master, minimize, reduce or tolerate stress or conflict.) |
| afrontar {vt} | :: to face, address, tackle, meet, deal with, confront, cope with, handle, bear, manage, (e.g. reality, an issue, a situation, a problem) |
| afrontar {v} | :: to defy, to brave |
| afrontar {v} | :: to afford, to bear (e.g. a cost, a loss) |
| afroperuana {f} | :: feminine noun of afroperuano |
| afroperuano {adj} | :: African and Peruvian |
| afroperuano {m} | :: an African and Peruvian person |
| afrouruguayo {m} | :: A Uruguayan of African ancestry |
| afruenta {f} | :: obsolete form of afrenta |
| afrutado {adj} | :: fruity (tasting of fruit) |
| afta {f} [pathology] | :: aphthous ulcer |
| after {m} | :: after-party |
| after {m} | :: late-night bar |
| after hours {m} | :: after hours bar |
| afterhours {m} | :: alternative spelling of after hours |
| aftoso {adj} | :: aphthous, foot-and-mouth |
| afuera {adv} | :: out, outside |
| afuera {interj} | :: Get out! |
| afueras {fp} | :: outskirts, suburbs |
| afuerino {adj} [Chile, Peru] | :: foreign |
| a fuerza de {prep} | :: by dint of, by (used to suggest a means to an end, especially one that required great effort) |
| a full {adv} [idiom, colloquial, proscribed] | :: synonym of a tope |
| afuste {m} | :: mount (of a weapon) |
| AG {prop} | :: abbreviation of Aguascalientes (Mexican state) |
| agachadito {adj} | :: diminutive of agachado |
| agachadiza {f} | :: snipe (bird) |
| agachado {adj} | :: crouched |
| agachado {adj} | :: stooped, with a stoop |
| agachar {v} | :: to lower |
| agachar {vr} | :: to bend down, to crouch, to squat, to hunker down |
| agachar {vr} | :: to duck |
| agacharse {v} | :: reflexive of agachar |
| agachona {f} | :: snipe (bird of the family Scolopacidae) |
| agalla {f} | :: gill |
| agáloco {m} | :: agarwood (type of heartwood) |
| Agamenón {prop} {m} | :: Agamemnon |
| agamí {m} | :: agami |
| Agaña {prop} {f} | :: Agaña (capital city) |
| aganchado {adj} | :: hamiform, hooklike |
| agandalle {m} [Mexico] | :: stealing; robbery |
| agangliónico {adj} [physiology] | :: aganglionic |
| agapanto {m} | :: agapanthus (any member of the genus Agapanthus of flowering plants, especially the African lily) |
| ágape {m} | :: agape; spiritual love |
| ágape {m} | :: banquet |
| Agapito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| agar {m} | :: alternative form of agar-agar |
| Agar {prop} {f} | :: Hagar (Biblical character) |
| agar-agar {m} | :: agar |
| agaragar {m} | :: alternative spelling of agar-agar |
| agarosa {f} | :: agarose |
| agarrada {f} [colloquial] | :: scuffle, row |
| agarradera {f} | :: handle, grab bar (in a bathroom or shower) |
| agarradera {f} | :: potholder (in the kitchen) |
| agarradera {f} | :: handhold (projection to hold) |
| agarradero {m} | :: hold; grip; handle |
| agarrado {adj} | :: stingy |
| agarrar {v} | :: to grab or take hold of |
| agarrar {vr} | :: to hold on |
| agarrarse {v} | :: reflexive of agarrar |
| agarrarse a un clavo ardiendo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to clutch at straws |
| agarrarse de las greñas {v} [idiom] | :: To fight by hitting and hair-pulling |
| agarre {m} | :: grip, grasp |
| agarrón {m} | :: tug; pull; tugging |
| agarrón {m} | :: hiding; scolding |
| agarrotar {v} | :: to make stiff, to stiffen (muscles etc.) |
| agarrotar {v} | :: to tie tight |
| agarrotar {v} | :: to strangle |
| agarrotar {v} | :: to cause to seize up |
| agarrotar {vr} | :: to stiffen |
| agarrotar {vr} | :: to go numb |
| agarrotarse {vr} [of muscles] | :: to seize up (to stiffen) |
| agarrotarse {vr} [of a machine] | :: to seize up (to stop working) |
| agasajar {v} | :: to wine and dine, treat lavishly |
| agasajar {v} | :: to lavish |
| agasajo {m} | :: lavish welcome |
| agasajo {m} | :: gift |
| ágata {f} | :: agate |
| a gatas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: crawling |
| agateador {m} | :: treecreeper |
| agauchado {adj} | :: gaucho-like |
| agave {m} | :: agave |
| agavera {f} | :: feminine noun of agavero |
| agavero {adj} [attributive] | :: agave |
| agavero {m} | :: agave cultivator |
| agavilladora {f} [agriculture] | :: binder (machine used in harvesting that ties cut stalks of grain into a bundle) |
| agavillamiento {m} | :: an association formed to commit a crime |
| agavillar {v} | :: to sheaf |
| agazapar {v} [colloquial] | :: to seize, to grab |
| agazapar {vr} | :: to crouch, to hunker down |
| agazapar {vr} | :: to hide (presumably by crouching) |
| agencia {f} | :: agency (the office or function of an agent) |
| agencia {f} | :: agency (an establishment engaged in doing business for another) |
| agencia {f} | :: branch (a location of an organization) |
| agencia {f} | :: agency (administrative unit of government) |
| agencia de empleo {f} | :: employment agency (organisation that matches employers to employees) |
| agencia de viajes {f} | :: travel agency (company) |
| agencial {adj} | :: agential (pertaining to an agent or an agency) |
| agencia matrimonial {f} | :: marriage agency |
| agenciar {v} | :: to procure |
| agenciar {v} | :: to attain |
| agenda {f} | :: agenda, planner (notebook) |
| agenda {f} | :: agenda (list of matters to be taken up) |
| agenda de direcciones {f} | :: address book (small book with addresses) |
| agenda oculta {f} | :: hidden agenda (wish (and plan) to implement a particular idea without telling anybody) |
| agendar {v} | :: to schedule |
| agendar {vr} | :: to sign up |
| agenesia {f} | :: agenesis (imperfect development of the body) |
| agente {mf} [also linguistics] | :: agent |
| agente {mf} | :: police officer, policeman, policewoman |
| agente de bolsa {mf} | :: stock broker |
| agente de policía {mf} | :: police officer |
| agente de viajes {mf} | :: travel agent (consultant who arranges travel) |
| agente doble {mf} [espionage] | :: double agent (spy) |
| agente encubierta {f} | :: feminine noun of agente encubierto |
| agente encubierto {m} | :: mole, undercover officer |
| agente inmobiliaria {f} | :: feminine noun of agente inmobiliario |
| agente inmobiliario {m} | :: realtor |
| agente provocador {m} [espionage] | :: provocateur, agent provocateur (secret double agent working for the police or government) |
| agente provocadora {f} | :: feminine noun of agente provocador |
| Ageo {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Hageo |
| agermanarse {vr} | :: to join a guild |
| aggiornar {v} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: to update, renew |
| agigantado {adj} | :: exaggerated |
| agigantar {v} | :: to exaggerate |
| ágil {adj} | :: agile |
| agilidad {f} | :: agility |
| agilipollarse {v} [colloquial] | :: to get bewildered, to get all confused |
| agilipollarse {v} [colloquial] | :: to get idiotic, to get silly, to act like an idiot |
| agilización {f} | :: streamlining, speed-up, quickening, improving |
| agilizar {v} | :: to streamline, speed up, quicken, expedite |
| ágilmente {adv} | :: nimbly, agilely |
| agiotador {m} [finance] | :: speculator |
| agiotadora {f} | :: feminine noun of agiotador |
| agiotaje {m} [finance] | :: speculation |
| agiotista {mf} [finance] | :: speculator |
| agiotista {mf} [Mexico] | :: usurer |
| agir {v} [obsolete] | :: to do something; to act |
| agir {v} [obsolete] | :: to sue |
| agitación {f} | :: restlessness, agitation |
| agitación {f} | :: social or political unrest |
| agitación {f} | :: excitement |
| agitadamente {adv} | :: agitatedly (in an agitated manner) |
| agitadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of agitado |
| agitado {adj} | :: agitated, upset |
| agitado {adj} | :: hectic |
| agitado {adj} | :: rough, choppy (sea, waters) |
| agitador {m} | :: agitator |
| agitadora {f} | :: feminine noun of agitador |
| agitanar {vt} | :: to gypsify |
| agitar {v} | :: to shake, to agitate, to churn, to churn up |
| agitar {v} | :: to wave, to flail |
| agitar {v} | :: to wag |
| agitar {v} | :: to stir, to stir up, to agitate, to shake up, to rattle, to ruffle (provoke) |
| agitar {vtr} | :: to flap (e.g., wings, sails) |
| agitar {vr} | :: to churn, to be shaken, to be tossed (about), to be stirred, to be agitated |
| agitarse {vr} | :: to flail, shake (to wave or swing vigorously) |
| aglabí {mf} | :: Aghlabid |
| aglianico {f} | :: Aglianico (wine) |
| aglicona {f} | :: aglycone |
| aglomeración {f} | :: swarm (a mass of people or animals in turmoil) |
| aglomeración {f} | :: agglomeration |
| aglomerante {adj} | :: agglomerating |
| aglomerante {m} | :: agglomerant |
| aglomerar {vi} | :: to cluster, agglomerate (form into a cluster) |
| aglonema {f} | :: Chinese evergreen; Aglaonema |
| aglutinación {f} | :: agglutination (the act of uniting) |
| aglutinación {f} [linguistics] | :: agglutination (combination of root words with little change of meaning) |
| aglutinador {adj} | :: agglutinative, cohesive |
| aglutinamiento {m} | :: joining together, unison |
| aglutinante {adj} | :: agglutinative |
| aglutinar {v} | :: to agglutinate |
| aglutinar {v} | :: to join; bring together |
| agmatina {f} | :: agmatine |
| agnación {f} | :: agnation |
| agnado {adj} | :: agnate (related by male connections) |
| agnato {m} | :: agnate |
| agnato {m} | :: agnathan |
| agnocasto {m} | :: chaste tree (Vitex agnus-castus shrub) |
| agnombre {m} [obsolete] | :: agnomen |
| agnosia {f} [medicine, neurology, pathology] | :: agnosia |
| agnóstica {f} | :: feminine noun of agnóstico |
| agnosticismo {m} | :: agnosticism (view that the existence of a God or gods is unknown, unknowable, unproven, or unprovable) |
| agnóstico {adj} | :: agnostic |
| agnóstico {m} | :: agnostic |
| agnotología {f} | :: agnotology |
| agobiadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of agobiado |
| agobiado {adj} | :: exhausted, tired |
| agobiado {adj} | :: careworn |
| agobiador {adj} | :: synonym of agobiante |
| agobiante {adj} | :: overwhelming |
| agobiante {adj} | :: crippling |
| agobiar {v} | :: to overwhelm, to anguish |
| agobiar {v} | :: to annoy, to bother |
| agobiar {v} | :: to tire, fatigue |
| agobio {m} | :: bother, annoyance |
| agógico {adj} | :: agogic |
| agogó {m} | :: agogo bell (percussion instrument consisting of two or three small conical bells) |
| agolpamiento {m} | :: throng (of people) |
| agolpamiento {m} [colloquial] | :: crush (attraction towards someone) |
| agolparse {vr} [agolparse] | :: to knock together, bang about together |
| agolparse {vr} [agolparse] | :: to crowd together |
| agonal {adj} | :: agonistic |
| agonía {f} | :: agony, throes, agonizing |
| agónicamente {adv} | :: agonisingly |
| agónico {adj} | :: dying; near death |
| agonista {adj} | :: agonistic |
| agonista {m} | :: agonist |
| agonista {m} [anatomy] | :: agonistic muscle |
| agonístico {adj} | :: agonistic (characterised by conflict or hostility) |
| agonizante {adj} | :: dying |
| agonizar {v} | :: to die an agonizing death |
| agonizar {v} | :: to agonize |
| agonizar {v} | :: to die out |
| agonizar {v} [rare] | :: to assist dying persons |
| agora {adv} | :: obsolete form of ahora |
| ágora {f} [historical] | :: agora |
| agorafobia {f} | :: agoraphobia |
| agorafóbico {adj} | :: agoraphobic (pertaining to agoraphobia) |
| agorar {v} | :: to predict or announce something, especially a misfortune |
| agorera {f} | :: feminine noun of agorero |
| agorero {adj} | :: pessimistic |
| agorero {adj} | :: ominous |
| agorero {m} | :: pessimist |
| agorero {m} | :: doomsayer |
| agorismo {m} [economics] | :: agorism |
| agorita {adv} | :: alternative form of ahorita |
| agostadero {m} | :: pasture; meadow |
| agostar {v} | :: to dry out |
| agostar {v} | :: to parch; burn up |
| agostar {v} | :: to graze |
| agostar {v} | :: to plough |
| agosteño {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the month of August |
| agostero {m} | :: harvestman (arachnid) |
| agostino {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Fiestas patronales de San Salvador, a yearly celebration at the beginning of August in San Salvador |
| agosto {m} | :: August |
| agotable {adj} | :: exhaustible |
| agotado {adj} | :: tired, exhausted, worn out |
| agotado {adj} | :: out of stock, sold out |
| agotador {adj} | :: tiring, exhausting |
| agotamiento {m} | :: exhaustion, depletion |
| agotar {v} | :: to exhaust, deplete, use up |
| agotar {vr} [agotarse] | :: to run out |
| agotar {vr} [agotarse] | :: to sell out |
| agotar {vr} | :: to wear oneself out |
| agotarse {v} | :: reflexive of agotar, to run out, sell out |
| Agra {prop} {f} | :: Agra (city) |
| agracejo {m} | :: barberry |
| agraciada {f} | :: feminine noun of agraciado |
| agraciadamente {adv} | :: gracefully |
| agraciado {adj} | :: [of a person] attractive, good-looking |
| agraciado {adj} | :: [of a person] winning |
| agraciado {adj} | :: [of a person] lucky, fortunate |
| agraciado {m} | :: winner; one who is fortunate |
| agraciar {v} | :: to award |
| agraciar {v} | :: to shower (with) |
| agraciar {v} | :: to make (someone) look graceful |
| agradabilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of agradable |
| agradable {adj} | :: agreeable, pleasant |
| agradablemente {adv} | :: agreeably |
| agradar {v} | :: to please |
| agradecer {v} | :: to thank |
| agradecer {v} | :: to be grateful for |
| agradecidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of agradecido |
| agradecido {adj} | :: grateful, thankful, appreciative, obliged, indebted |
| agradecimiento {m} | :: gratitude |
| agradecimiento {m} | :: thanksgiving |
| agrado {m} | :: pleasure; satisfaction (the will or desire of someone in power) |
| agrado {m} | :: liking (a predilection) |
| ágrafo {adj} | :: illiterate |
| agramatical {adj} | :: ungrammatical |
| agramita {adj} | :: Zagreber (of or pertaining to Zagreb, Croatia) |
| agramita {mf} | :: Zagreber (native or resident of Zagreb, Croatia) |
| agramiza {f} | :: shive (wood fragment) |
| Agramonte {prop} | :: Agramonte (city) |
| agramontino {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Agramonte, Cuba |
| agramontino {m} | :: Someone from the city of Agramonte, Cuba |
| agrandamiento {m} | :: enlargement |
| agrandar {v} | :: to increase or enlarge |
| a grandes rasgos {adv} [idiomatic] | :: broadly, in broad terms; basically |
| a granel {adv} | :: in bulk (without packaging) |
| agrario {adj} | :: agricultural, agrarian |
| agrarismo {m} | :: agrarianism (philosophy that advocates an equitable distribution of land) |
| agrarista {adj} | :: agrarian |
| agrarista {mf} | :: agrarian |
| agravación {f} | :: aggravation, worsening |
| agravamiento {m} | :: aggravation, worsening |
| agravante {adj} | :: aggravating |
| agravante {m} [legal] | :: aggravation (extrinsic circumstance or accident which increases the guilt of a crime or the misery of a calamity) |
| agravante {m} | :: extra negative circumstance; something that makes matters worse |
| agravantemente {adv} [rare] | :: aggravatingly |
| agravar {v} | :: to aggravate |
| agravar {vr} | :: to get worse |
| agravarse {v} | :: reflexive of agravar |
| agraviador {adj} | :: offending |
| agraviador {m} | :: offender |
| agraviadora {f} | :: feminine noun of agraviador |
| agraviar {v} | :: to insult |
| agraviar {v} | :: to offend, outrage, hurt, wrong |
| agravio {m} | :: offense, grievance, wrongdoing |
| agravio {m} | :: tort |
| agraz {adj} | :: unpleasant, disagreeable |
| agraz {m} | :: verjuice |
| agraz {m} | :: red-berried mistletoe (Viscum cruciatum) |
| agraz {m} | :: redcurrant (Ribes rubrum) |
| agre {adj} [obsolete or dialectal] | :: alternative form of agrio |
| agrecano {m} | :: aggrecan |
| agredir {vt} | :: to assault, attack |
| agregación {f} | :: aggregation |
| agregada {f} | :: feminine noun of agregado |
| agregado {m} [Chile] | :: side dish |
| agregado {m} [Buddhism] | :: skandha |
| agregado {m} | :: attaché (diplomatic officer) |
| agregador {m} [internet] | :: aggregator (feed reader) |
| agregaduría {f} | :: The work of an attaché |
| agregar {v} | :: to add, collect, aggregate, collate, gather |
| agremiación {f} | :: unionization |
| agremiar {vtr} | :: to unionise |
| agresión {f} | :: aggression (the act of initiating hostilities) |
| agresión {f} | :: aggression (hostile or destructive behavior or actions) |
| agresivamente {adv} | :: aggressively |
| agresividad {f} | :: aggressiveness |
| agresivo {adj} | :: aggressive |
| agresor {m} | :: aggressor |
| agresora {f} | :: feminine noun of agresor |
| agreste {adj} | :: rustic, rural |
| agriamente {adv} | :: sourly |
| agriamente {adv} | :: harshly |
| agriar {vt} | :: to sour, embitter |
| agrícola {adj} | :: agricultural |
| agrícolamente {adv} | :: agriculturally |
| agricultor {m} | :: farmer |
| agricultora {f} | :: feminine noun of agricultor |
| agricultura {f} | :: agriculture, farming |
| agridulce {adj} | :: sweet and sour, bittersweet (taste) |
| agridulce {adj} [figuratively] | :: bittersweet |
| agrietado {adj} | :: cracky, fissured (having lots of cracks) |
| agrietado {adj} | :: chapped (lips) |
| agrietamiento {m} | :: fissure |
| agrietamiento {m} | :: cracking |
| agrietar {vtr} | :: to crack |
| agrietarse {vr} | :: to crack (to form cracks) |
| agrimensor {m} | :: surveyor |
| agrimensora {f} | :: feminine noun of agrimensor |
| agrimensura {f} | :: agricultural cartography or surveying |
| agringar {vt} [Latin America] | :: to turn into a gringo |
| agringar {vr} [Latin America] | :: to become a gringo |
| agrio {adj} | :: sour |
| agrio {adj} | :: tangy |
| agrio {adj} [of a food, person] | :: bitter |
| agripado {adj} | :: down with the flu |
| agriparse {vr} | :: to get the flu |
| agrisar {vt} | :: to gray (cause to become gray) |
| agrisar {vr} | :: to gray (become gray) |
| agrito {m} [regional] | :: barberry |
| a grito herido {adv} [idiom] | :: at the top of one's voice |
| a grito limpio {adv} [idiom] | :: at the top of one's voice |
| a grito pelado {adv} [idiom] | :: at the top of one's voice |
| agro- {prefix} | :: agro-; agri- (denoting agriculture) |
| agro {m} | :: field (area of agriculture) |
| agro {adj} | :: obsolete form of agrio |
| agroalfarero {adj} | :: Pertaining to farming and pottery, especially to the historic period in present-day Argentina and Chile dating up until the Spanish conquest of the lands, in which pottery and farming were important parts of the culture of the peoples |
| agroalimentación {f} | :: food business |
| agroalimentario {adj} [attributive] | :: food and agriculture |
| agroambiental {adj} | :: agro-environmental |
| agrobiodiversidad {f} | :: agrobiodiversity |
| agrobiología {f} | :: agrobiology |
| agrobiológico {adj} | :: agrobiologic, agrobiological |
| agrobiotecnología {f} | :: agrobiotechnology |
| agroclimático {adj} | :: agroclimatic (relating to agriculture and climate) |
| agrocombustible {m} | :: agrofuel |
| agrodiversidad {f} [agriculture] | :: agrobiodiversity |
| agroecología {f} | :: agroecology |
| agroecológico {adj} | :: agroecological (pertaining to agroecology) |
| agroecosistema {m} | :: agroecosystem |
| agroescuela {f} | :: Agricultural school/college |
| agroexportación {f} | :: exportation of agriculture |
| agroexportador {adj} | :: exporting agricultural products |
| agroexportador {m} | :: agricultural exporter |
| agroforestación {f} | :: agroforestry |
| agroforestal {adj} [attributive] | :: agroforestry |
| agroganadera {f} | :: farmer |
| agroganadero {adj} | :: relating to livestock and agriculture |
| agroindustria {f} | :: agroindustry |
| agroindustrial {adj} | :: agroindustrial |
| agroinsumo {m} | :: agricultural material |
| agrointeligente {adj} [rare] | :: agriculturally smart |
| agrología {f} | :: agrology |
| agrológico {adj} | :: agrological |
| agromercado {m} | :: farmer's market |
| agronegocio {m} | :: agribusiness |
| agrónoma {f} | :: feminine noun of agrónomo |
| agronomía {f} | :: agronomy |
| agronómico {adj} | :: agronomic (relating to agronomy) |
| agrónomo {m} | :: agronomist (scientist specialized in agronomy) |
| agropecuario {adj} | :: of or relating to agriculture and cattle raising |
| agroproductivo {adj} | :: agriculturally productive |
| agroproductor {m} | :: food producer |
| agroquímica {f} [chemistry] | :: agrochemistry (branch of chemistry related to agriculture) |
| agroquímico {adj} | :: agrochemical (relating to agrochemistry) |
| agrotécnico {adj} | :: agrotechnical (relating to agrotechnology) |
| agrotóxico {adj} | :: agrotoxic |
| agrotóxico {m} | :: pesticide |
| agroturismo {m} | :: agritourism |
| agrumar {vt} | :: to cause to go lumpy |
| agrumar {vr} | :: to go lumpy |
| agrupación {f} | :: grouping |
| agrupamiento {m} | :: cluster (group of consonants) |
| agrupamiento {m} | :: clustering (the action of the verb to cluster) |
| agrupar {v} | :: to group together |
| agruparse {vr} | :: to cluster (form into a cluster) |
| agrura {f} | :: bitterness, acerbity |
| Ags. {prop} {m} | :: abbreviation of Aguascalientes |
| Ags {prop} {m} | :: abbreviation of Aguascalientes |
| agua {f} | :: water |
| agua {f} | :: body of water |
| agua {f} | :: rain |
| agua {f} [archaic] | :: river, stream |
| agua {f} [slang, in the plural] | :: urine |
| agua {f} [Guatemala] | :: pop, soda (soft drink) |
| agua {f} [Latin America] | :: infusion |
| agua bendita {f} [Christianity] | :: holy water |
| agua blanda {f} [chemistry] | :: soft water |
| agua caliente sanitaria {m} | :: hot water (for human use) |
| aguacate {m} | :: avocado (fruit) |
| aguacate {m} | :: avocado (tree) |
| aguacate {m} | :: a shade of green like an avocado |
| aguacate {m} [El Salvador, Guatemala] | :: a loose and lively person |
| aguacatero {adj} | :: avocado (attributive) |
| aguacatero {adj} [El Salvador] | :: mutt |
| aguacero {m} | :: downpour |
| aguachile {m} | :: A watery chili-based broth from Mexico |
| aguachirle {m} | :: hogwash; pigswill |
| aguacil {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: dragonfly |
| agua con gas {f} | :: carbonated water |
| agua de alfalfa {f} | :: A soft drink cocktail made with alfalfa and lemon |
| agua de coco {f} | :: coconut water |
| agua de Colonia {f} | :: eau de Cologne |
| agua de jamaica {m} | :: A tisane made from the roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa) sepals; hibiscus tea |
| agua del amnios {f} [zoology, dated] | :: amniotic fluid (fluid that surrounds a developing embryo or fetus) |
| agua del grifo {f} | :: tap water |
| agua de lluvia {f} | :: rainwater |
| agua de mar {f} | :: seawater |
| aguadense {adj} | :: Of or from Aguada de Pasajeros |
| aguadense {adj} | :: Of or from Aguada Grande |
| aguadense {adj} | :: Of or from Las Aguadas |
| aguadense {mf} | :: Soemone from Aguada de Pasajeros |
| aguadense {mf} | :: Soemone from Aguada Grande |
| aguadense {mf} | :: Soemone from Las Aguadas |
| agua de Seltz {f} | :: soda water (water with carbon dioxide) |
| agua destilada {f} | :: distilled water |
| aguadito {m} [Peru] | :: soup |
| aguado {adj} | :: watery |
| aguado {adj} | :: with broth [a stew] |
| aguado {adj} | :: flaccid, weak (a belly, muscle, penis) |
| aguado {adj} | :: boring |
| aguador {m} | :: water carrier |
| aguador {m} | :: water seller |
| aguadora {f} | :: feminine noun of aguador |
| aguaducho {m} | :: drinks or refreshments stall |
| aguaducho {m} | :: waterwheel |
| aguaducho {m} | :: aqueduct |
| agua dulce {f} | :: fresh water |
| agua dura {f} [chemistry] | :: hard water |
| aguadura {f} [uncountable] | :: laminitis |
| aguadura {f} [countable] | :: abscess caused by laminitis |
| agua embotellada {f} | :: bottled water |
| aguafiestas {mf} | :: party pooper, wet blanket, spoilsport, killjoy |
| aguafuerte {m} [chemistry] | :: nitric acid |
| aguafuerte {m} [art] | :: etching |
| aguaitar {v} | :: to pay attention, take care |
| aguaitar {v} | :: to look |
| aguaitar {v} | :: to spy on |
| aguaitar {v} | :: to observe |
| aguaitar {v} [Latin America] | :: to wait |
| aguaje {m} | :: waterhole, watering hole, watering place (place where wild animals drink) |
| aguaje {m} | :: spring tide |
| aguaje {m} | :: water supply |
| aguaje {m} | :: watering |
| agualluvias {m} [pluralae tantum] | :: storm drain; often "sistema agualluvias" (storm drain system) |
| aguamala {f} | :: jellyfish |
| agua manantial {f} | :: springwater (water originating from a spring) |
| aguamanil {m} | :: washbowl, wash stand |
| aguamanil {m} | :: water jug, ewer |
| aguamar {m} | :: jellyfish |
| aguamarina {f} | :: aquamarine (gemstone) |
| aguamarina {f} | :: aquamarine (color) |
| aguamiel {f} | :: mead (alcoholic drink fermented from honey and water) |
| aguamiel {m} [Mexico] | :: agave nectar (sweet liquid secreted by plants of the genus Agave) |
| agua mineral {f} | :: mineral water |
| agua mineralizada {f} | :: mineral water (water containing dissolved minerals) |
| agua negra {f} | :: black water (contaminated waste water) |
| aguanieve {f} | :: sleet |
| aguanoso {adj} | :: watery |
| aguantable {adj} | :: bearable; tolerable |
| aguantar {v} | :: to hold |
| aguantar {v} | :: to put up with, to tolerate or bear, to endure, to handle, to take, to stand |
| aguantar {v} | :: to hang on, to grasp |
| aguantar {v} | :: to hang on, to persevere, to last |
| aguantar {v} | :: to not complain, to keep silent |
| aguantar {v} | :: to hold (a posture) |
| aguantar el chaparrón {v} [idiomatic] | :: to face the music |
| aguantarse {v} | :: reflexive of aguantar |
| aguante {m} | :: patience |
| aguante {m} | :: tolerance |
| aguante {m} | :: resistance, strength |
| aguante {m} | :: perseverance, endurance |
| agua oxigenada {f} [inorganic compound] | :: hydrogen peroxide |
| aguapanela {f} | :: a drink native to southern Central America and northern South America made with panela, an unrefined sugar product |
| aguapar {v} | :: to prettify, to beautify |
| agua pasada {f} [idiom] | :: ancient history |
| agua pasada no mueve molino {proverb} | :: let bygones be bygones |
| agua pesada {f} [chemistry] | :: heavy water (water containing deuterium instead of normal hydrogen) |
| aguapié {m} | :: plonk; vino; poor-quality wine |
| agua potable {f} | :: drinking water |
| agua que no has de beber, déjala correr {proverb} | :: don't enter your nose into the affairs of others, mind your own business, mind your own beeswax |
| aguaquina {f} [Latin America] | :: tonic water (carbonated beverage) |
| aguar {v} | :: to water down, dilute |
| aguará {n} | :: maned wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus) |
| aguardamiento {m} [dated] | :: waiting; expectation; expecting |
| aguardar {v} | :: to wait |
| aguardar {v} | :: to expect |
| aguardar {v} | :: to have in store (for) |
| aguardentoso {adj} | :: alcoholic |
| aguardentoso {adj} | :: husky (voice, laugh) |
| aguardiente {m} | :: (hard) liquor, booze |
| aguardiente {m} | :: brandy |
| agua regia {f} [chemistry] | :: aqua regia (extremely powderful mixture of acids) |
| agua residual {f} | :: residual water |
| aguarrás {m} | :: turpentine |
| aguas {interj} | :: be careful! |
| aguas {interj} | :: pay attention! |
| Aguas {prop} {m} | :: abbreviation of Aguascalientes |
| aguasal {f} | :: brine |
| agua salada {m} | :: seawater |
| agua salobre {f} | :: brackish water, brackishwater |
| aguascalentense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Aguascalientes |
| aguascalentense {mf} | :: native or resident of Aguascalientes |
| Aguascalientes {prop} {m} | :: Aguascalientes (state) |
| Aguascalientes {prop} {m} | :: Aguascalientes (city) |
| aguas mayores {fp} [colloquial, idiom] | :: number two (excrement) |
| aguas menores {fp} [colloquial, idiom] | :: number one, water (urine) |
| aguas residuales {fp} | :: sewage (suspension of water and waste) |
| aguas termales {fp} | :: hot springs |
| aguate {m} | :: alternative spelling of ahuate |
| aguatera {f} | :: feminine noun of aguatero |
| aguatero {m} | :: water seller |
| aguatinta {f} | :: aquatint |
| agua tónica {f} | :: tonic water (carbonated beverage) |
| aguaviva {f} [southern Spain, Canary Islands, Argentina, Chile, Puerto Rico, Uruguay] | :: jellyfish |
| aguaymanto {m} | :: cape gooseberry (plant) |
| aguayo {m} | :: aguayo |
| aguazal {m} | :: puddle |
| agudamente {adv} | :: acutely |
| agudeza {f} | :: sharpness |
| agudísimo {adj} | :: superlative of agudo |
| agudización {f} | :: worsening, deterioration |
| agudizar {v} | :: to sharpen |
| agudo {adj} | :: sharp, pointed, acute (terminating in a point or edge, especially one that can cut easily) |
| agudo {adj} | :: acute, sharp, witty, keen (intelligent) |
| agudo {adj} [of pain] | :: sharp, stabbing, acute, severe |
| agudo {adj} [pathology] | :: acute (sudden and intense) |
| agudo {adj} | :: acute, sharp (sensitive) |
| agudo {adj} [sound] | :: high, high-pitched, shrill, sharp, piercing |
| agudo {adj} [geometry] | :: acute |
| agudo {adj} [phonetics] | :: having the voiced accent on the last syllable |
| agudo {adj} [geometry, of an angle] | :: acute (less than 90 degrees) |
| Águeda {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| agüelo {m} | :: pronunciation spelling of abuelo |
| agüero {m} | :: augury, divination |
| agüero {m} | :: forecast, prediction |
| agüero {m} | :: omen |
| aguerrido {adj} | :: veteran, hardened |
| aguerrido {adj} | :: experienced |
| aguerrido {adj} | :: brave, aggressive |
| agüevar {v} [Latin America, slang] | :: to put down, to belittle, to shame |
| aguijada {f} | :: prod, cattle prod (device used to goad animals into moving) |
| aguijar {v} | :: to goad, to incite |
| aguijar {v} | :: to urge on |
| aguijar {vi} | :: to hurry |
| aguijón {m} | :: sting of an insect |
| aguijón {m} | :: thorn of a plant |
| aguijón {m} | :: spur |
| aguijonear {vt} [of animals] | :: to sting |
| aguijonear {vt} | :: to urge, spur on (press, push, drive) |
| águila {f} | :: eagle |
| águila {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: eagle |
| Águila {prop} | :: surname |
| águila harpía {f} | :: harpy eagle |
| aguilando {m} | :: rare form of aguinaldo |
| águila parda {f} | :: red-backed hawk (Buteo polyosoma) |
| águila perdicera {f} | :: Bonelli's eagle |
| águila pescadora {f} | :: osprey (Pandion haliaetus) |
| Aguilar {prop} | :: surname |
| águila real {f} | :: golden eagle |
| aguileño {adj} | :: aquiline |
| aguilera {f} | :: The nest of an eagle; eyrie |
| Aguilera {prop} | :: surname |
| aguililla {f} | :: diminutive of águila |
| aguilita {f} | :: diminutive of águila: little eagle |
| aguilón {m} | :: gable |
| aguilucho {m} | :: eaglet |
| aguilucho {m} | :: hawk, kite |
| aguilucho alas largas {m} | :: white-tailed hawk (Buteo albicaudatus) |
| aguilucho de cola rojiza {m} | :: rufous-tailed hawk (Buteo ventralis) |
| aguilucho negro {m} | :: zone-tailed hawk (Buteo albonotatus) |
| aguinaldo {m} | :: aguinaldo (gift given at Christmas or Epiphany) |
| aguinaldo {m} | :: aguinaldo (gift given on any other occasion) |
| aguinaldo {m} | :: aguinaldo (Christmas carol) |
| aguinaldo {m} | :: aguinaldo (tropical plant) |
| Aguirre {prop} | :: surname of Basque origin |
| aguirrismo {m} | :: The politics of Esperanza Aguirre, Spanish politician |
| aguirrista {mf} | :: A supporter or follower of the Spanish politician Esperanza Aguirre |
| a guisa de {prep} | :: as; like (representing, acting as) |
| agüita {f} | :: diminutive of agua; a small amount of water |
| agüitarse {v} [El Salvador, Mexico] | :: to become saddened; to feel let down or disillusioned |
| agüite {m} [El Salvador] | :: slough, gloom (state of depression) |
| agüizote {m} | :: alternative spelling of ahuizote |
| aguja {f} | :: needle |
| aguja {f} | :: hand (of a clock) |
| aguja {f} [military] | :: firing pin |
| aguja {f} [architecture] | :: spire, steeple |
| aguja {f} [plant] | :: Venus' comb |
| aguja colinegra {f} | :: The black-tailed godwit. A freshwater bird |
| aguja colipinta {f} | :: The bar-tailed godwit, a type of bird |
| aguja de punto {f} | :: knitting needle (thin rod used to knit yarn) |
| aguja de tejer {f} | :: knitting needle (thin rod used to knit yarn) |
| aguja en un pajar {f} [idiomatic] | :: needle in a haystack |
| agujerar {v} | :: synonym of agujerear |
| agujereado {adj} | :: pierced |
| agujerear {v} | :: to pierce or puncture |
| agujerito {m} | :: diminutive of agujero: pinhole |
| agujero {m} | :: hole (hollow place or cavity) |
| agujero {m} [sewing] | :: pincushion (device that holds sewing pins) |
| agujero blanco {m} [astrophysics] | :: white hole |
| agujero de gusano {m} | :: wormhole (a hole burrowed by a worm) |
| agujero de gusano {m} [relativity] | :: wormhole (a shortcut between distant parts of space) |
| agujero de ozono {m} | :: ozone hole |
| agujero glorioso {m} | :: glory hole (sexual device) |
| agujero negro {m} | :: black hole |
| agujero negro supermasivo {m} [astronomy] | :: supermassive black hole |
| agujeta {f} [Mexico] | :: shoelace, lace (cord for fastening a shoe or garment) |
| agujeta {f} [often in plural] | :: stiff or sore muscles |
| agujón {m} | :: needlefish (Belonidae) |
| agujón {m} | :: redstem filaree (Erodium cicutarium) |
| Agún {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| Agundo {prop} | :: surname |
| aguoso {adj} [rare] | :: watery |
| agur {interj} | :: bye, so long |
| agusanado {adj} | :: worm-eaten, maggoted |
| agusanar {vr} | :: to rot (get spoiled by maggots) |
| Agustín {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Agustina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| agustiniano {adj} | :: synonym of agustino |
| agustiniano {m} | :: synonym of agustino |
| agustino {adj} | :: Augustinian |
| agustino {m} | :: Augustinian |
| agutí {m} | :: agouti (a rodent similar in appearance to a guinea pig but having longer legs) |
| aguzar {v} | :: to sharpen |
| aguzar {v} | :: to incite |
| aguzar {v} | :: to stare at |
| ah {interj} | :: ah (expression of relief, realization, awe) |
| ah {interj} | :: ah (expression of woe, grief) |
| A. H. {adv} | :: AH: Anno Hegirae (Hijri year) |
| ahechar {vt} [agriculture] | :: to winnow (to separate the heavier and lighter with a current of air) |
| aherrojar {vt} | :: to fetter (to shackle or bind up with fetters) |
| aherrojar {v} | :: to oppress, keep down |
| aherrumbrar {vt} | :: to rust |
| aherrumbrarse {v} | :: reflexive of aherrumbrar; to rust (to oxidise) |
| ahí {adv} | :: there: used to designate a place near the listener |
| ahí {adv} | :: that (in certain phrases) |
| ahijada {f} | :: goddaughter |
| ahijado {m} | :: godchild; godson |
| ahijamiento {m} | :: adoption, adopting, fostering [especially the adoption or fostering of a child who is related by blood] |
| ahijamiento {m} | :: tillering |
| ahijar {vt} | :: to adopt someone's child |
| ahijar {vt} | :: to misattribute credit or blame |
| ahijar {vi} | :: to procreate |
| ahijar {vi} | :: to sprout |
| ahilar {vi} | :: to line up |
| ahí na' ma' {interj} [Cuba] | :: right on! |
| ahincadamente {adv} | :: earnestly |
| ahincado {adj} | :: earnest |
| ahincar {vt} | :: to urge |
| ahincar {vr} | :: to hurry up |
| ahinco {m} | :: alternative form of ahínco |
| ahínco {m} | :: effort, zeal, determination |
| ahinojar {vir} [rare] | :: to kneel |
| ahistórico {adj} | :: ahistorical |
| ahitar {v} | :: to surfeit, to satiate |
| ahitar {v} | :: to physically mark a boundary |
| ahíto {adj} | :: suffering from indigestion |
| ahíto {adj} | :: full, satiated |
| ahíto {m} | :: indigestion |
| ahmadí {mf} | :: Ahmadiyya |
| ahogado {m} [chess] | :: stalemate |
| ahogamiento {m} | :: drowning (an instance of someone drowning) |
| ahogar {vt} | :: to drown (kill by immersion in water) |
| ahogar {vt} | :: to stifle |
| ahogar {vr} | :: to suffocate (suffer or die from severely reduced oxygen) |
| ahogar {vr} | :: to drown (be suffocated in water) |
| ahogar las penas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to drown one's sorrows |
| ahogarse {v} | :: reflexive of ahogar; to drown (to be suffocated in fluid) |
| ahogarse en un vaso de agua {v} [idiom] | :: to make a mountain out of a molehill |
| ahogo {m} | :: suffocation |
| ahogo {m} | :: respiratory distress |
| ahogo {m} | :: anguish |
| ahondamiento {m} | :: deepening |
| ahondar {vtr} | :: to deepen, to dig ] |
| ahondar {vi} | :: to delve deeply |
| ahora {adv} | :: now (at the present time) |
| ahora {conj} | :: now |
| ahora bien {adv} | :: now then |
| ahora bien {adv} [idiomatic] | :: however, nonetheless, nevertheless |
| ahora bien {adv} [formal] | :: having said that, that said |
| ahora mismo {adv} | :: right now, just now, immediately |
| ahora que hay modo {proverb} | :: make hay while the sun shines (act while an opportunity exists) |
| ahorcado {m} | :: hanged person |
| ahorcado {m} | :: hangman (word game) |
| ahorcador {m} | :: hangman (executioner) |
| ahorcadora {f} | :: feminine noun of ahorcador |
| ahorcadura {f} | :: hanging |
| a horcajadas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: astride, straddling |
| ahorcajarse {vr} | :: to straddle (to sit or stand with a leg on each side of something) |
| ahorcamiento {m} | :: hanging (as capital punishment) |
| ahorcar {vt} | :: to lynch, to hang |
| ahorcarse {v} | :: reflexive of ahorcar |
| ahorita {adv} [colloquial] | :: diminutive of ahora: now, right now |
| ahorita {adv} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: in an indeterminate amount of time |
| ahoritica {adv} [Latin America] | :: right now |
| ahoritita {adv} | :: diminutive of ahora |
| ahoritita {adv} | :: right now |
| ahoritita {adv} | :: just now |
| ahoritita {adv} | :: very soon |
| ahormar {v} | :: to fit, to shape, to mold |
| ahormar {v} | :: to adjust |
| ahormar {v} | :: to break in |
| ahorquillado {adj} | :: forked, branched, furcate |
| ahorquillar {v} | :: to furcate (to fork or branch out) |
| ahorrador {adj} | :: thrifty (given to, or evincing, thrift) |
| ahorrador {adj} | :: fuel-saving |
| ahorrador {m} | :: saver |
| ahorrante {mf} [Central America] | :: saver (one who saves their money) |
| ahorrar {vt} | :: to save (to store for future use) |
| ahorrar {vt} | :: to save (to conserve or prevent the wasting of) |
| ahorrar {v} | :: to avoid |
| ahorrar {v} | :: to spare |
| ahorrarse {v} | :: reflexive of ahorrar |
| ahorrativo {adj} | :: thrifty, frugal, economic, economical |
| ahorrista {mf} [Latin America] | :: saver (one who saves money, etc) |
| ahorro {m} | :: saving (money that is saved) |
| Ahrimán {prop} {m} [Zoroastrianism] | :: Ahriman |
| ahu {m} | :: ahu, stone platform for mo'ai |
| ahuachapaneca {f} | :: feminine noun of ahuachapaneco |
| ahuachapaneco {adj} | :: Of or from the city or municipality of Ahuachapán in El Salvador |
| ahuachapaneco {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city or municipality of Ahuachapán in El Salvador |
| ahuate {m} [Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua] | :: A slender, hairlike thorn (villus) such as that of the cornstalk or sugar cane |
| ahuecar {vt} | :: to hollow out |
| ahuehuete {m} | :: Montezuma cypress Taxodium mucronatum |
| ahueonado {adj} [rare] | :: pronunciation spelling of ahuevonado |
| ahueonao {adj} | :: pronunciation spelling of ahuevonado |
| a huevo {adv} [colloquial, idiom, vulgar, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua] | :: forcedly having no choice and with great effort |
| a huevo {adv} [colloquial, idiom, Colombia, Ecuador] | :: very cheap |
| a huevo {adv} [colloquial, idiom, Spain] | :: within reach, easily achievable, on a plate |
| a huevo {interj} [colloquial, idiom, vulgar, El Salvador, México] | :: That's so true! |
| a huevo {interj} [colloquial, idiom, vulgar, El Salvador, México] | :: fuck yeah |
| ahuevonado {adj} [Chile] | :: dazed |
| ahuevonado {adj} [Chile, vulgar] | :: stupid |
| ahuizote {m} | :: ahuitzotl, an Aztec mythological creature |
| ahuizote {m} [colloquial, Honduras, Mexico] | :: an annoying person; pest, nuisance |
| ahuizote {m} [dialectal, Central America, Mexico] | :: omen, bewitchment, spell |
| ahumado {adj} [culinary] | :: smoked |
| ahumado {adj} [culinary] | :: smoke-flavoured |
| ahumado {adj} [technics] | :: smoked, tinted (of glass) |
| ahumador {m} | :: smoker, smoker oven |
| ahumar {vt} | :: to smoke (apply smoke to, for example food) |
| ahumar {vr} [colloquial] | :: to get drunk |
| ahumeante {adj} | :: rare form of humeante |
| a humo de pajas {adv} [idiom] | :: unthinkingly |
| Ahura Mazda {prop} {m} [Zoroastrianism] | :: Ahura Mazda |
| Ahura-Mazda {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Ahura Mazda |
| a hurtadillas {adv} | :: by stealth; stealthily; in secret |
| ahusado {adj} | :: spindly (of a spindle) |
| ahusar {vtr} | :: to taper |
| ahuyama {f} [Colombia] | :: alternative form of auyama |
| ahuyentar {vt} | :: to chase away, drive away |
| ahuyentar {vr} | :: to run away |
| Aída {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Aija {prop} | :: Aija (province) |
| aikido {m} | :: aikido |
| Aimar {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| aimara {adj} | :: Aymara |
| aimara {mf} | :: Aymara (indigenous person of South America) |
| aimara {m} | :: Aymara (language) |
| aimará {adj} | :: alternative form of aimara |
| aimará {mf} | :: alternative form of aimara |
| aimará {m} | :: alternative form of aimara |
| aína {adv} [archaic] | :: soon |
| aína {adv} [archaic] | :: just, barely |
| Ainara {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| AINE {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: acronym of antiinflamatorio no esteroideo |
| Ainhoa {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Ainoa {prop} {f} | :: alternative spelling of Ainhoa |
| ainu {adj} | :: Ainu (pertaining to the language or people) |
| ainu {mf} | :: An Ainu person |
| ainu {m} | :: The Ainu language |
| Aión {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Aion (deity associated with time, the orb or circle encompassing the universe, and the zodiac) |
| airadamente {adv} | :: angrily; irately |
| airado {adj} | :: angry, irate |
| airar {v} | :: to anger |
| air bag {m} | :: alternative form of airbag |
| airbag {m} | :: airbag |
| aire {m} | :: air (the substance constituting earth's atmosphere) |
| aire {m} | :: air (the open space above the ground) |
| aire {m} | :: air; wind |
| aire {m} | :: air (a feeling or sense) |
| aire {m} | :: resemblance (to another person) |
| aire {m} [usually, in the plural] | :: air (pretension; snobbishness) |
| aire {m} | :: air (a sense of poise, graciousness, or quality) |
| aire {interj} | :: Get out; begone; away! |
| aire {m} | :: solenodon |
| aireación {f} | :: aeration (the circulation of air) |
| aire acondicionado {m} | :: air conditioning (the state of temperature and humidity produced by an air conditioner) |
| aire acondicionado {m} | :: air conditioning, air conditioner (an air conditioner or system of air conditioners) |
| aireador {m} | :: aerator |
| airear {v} | :: to air (to bring into contact with the air) |
| airear {vr} | :: to get some fresh air |
| airecillo {m} | :: diminutive of aire |
| airecito {m} | :: diminutive of aire |
| aire comprimido {m} | :: compressed air |
| aire fresco {m} | :: fresh air (clean air from outside) |
| aire libre {m} | :: fresh air, outdoors |
| airón {m} | :: heron (bird) |
| airón {m} | :: tuft (on hat) |
| airosamente {adv} | :: in a jolly manner |
| airosidad {f} | :: refined deportment; gracefulness |
| airoso {adj} | :: graceful |
| airsoft {m} | :: airsoft |
| -áis {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the second-person plural present indicative of -ar verbs |
| -áis {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the second-person plural present subjunctive of -er and -ir verbs |
| aislación {f} | :: insulation |
| aislacionismo {m} | :: isolationism (policy of non-interaction) |
| aislacionista {adj} | :: isolationist |
| aislacionista {mf} | :: isolationist |
| aisladamente {adv} | :: isolatedly, in isolation, separately, by oneself |
| aislado {adj} | :: isolated |
| aislador {adj} | :: insulating |
| aislador {m} [architecture, electronics] | :: insulator |
| aislamiento {m} | :: isolation |
| aislamiento {m} | :: insulation |
| aislamiento {m} | :: solitary confinement |
| aislante {adj} | :: insulating |
| aislante {m} | :: insulator |
| aislar {v} | :: to isolate, to insulate, to sequester, to separate, to quarantine |
| aislar {v} | :: to insulate (surround with protecting material to prevent transfer of heat, electricity, etc.) |
| aislarse {v} | :: reflexive of aislar |
| aita {m} [Spain, Basque Country, Navarre] | :: dad |
| Aitana {prop} {f} | :: A mountain peak in Valencia, Spain |
| Aitana {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| aitite {m} [Basque Country] | :: grandpa |
| Aitor {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| aizkolari {m} | :: Someone who practices aizkolaritza |
| aizkolaritza {f} | :: a sport from the Basque country consisting of chopping wood |
| ajá {interj} | :: aha |
| ajá {interj} | :: uh-huh |
| ajabeba {f} | :: alternative form of jabeba |
| ajado {adj} | :: frayed, tatty |
| ajamonarse {vr} | :: to get fat, to run fat, to get plump |
| ajar {vtr} | :: to fade, wither |
| ajardinamiento {m} | :: the creation of a garden |
| ajardinar {v} | :: to landscape (to create or maintain terrain) |
| ajayu {m} | :: ajayu |
| -aje {suffix} | :: Forms masculine nouns expressing an action, quantity, location, period of time, etc |
| -aje {suffix} | :: Forms masculine nouns with the sense of collection, -age |
| ajebe {m} [obsolete] | :: alum (an astringent salt) |
| ajedrea {f} | :: savory (herb) |
| ajedrecista {mf} | :: chess player |
| ajedrecístico {adj} [attributive] | :: chess |
| ajedrez {m} | :: chess |
| ajedrezado {adj} | :: checkered |
| ajedrezado {adj} [heraldry] | :: chequy, checky |
| ajedrez rápido {m} | :: speed chess |
| ajenabe {m} | :: alternative form of jenabe |
| ajenabo {m} | :: alternative form of jenabe |
| ajenidad {f} | :: foreignness |
| ajenjo {m} | :: wormwood |
| ajenjo {m} | :: absinthe |
| ajeno {adj} | :: of others, belonging to someone else |
| ajeno {adj} | :: distant, alien, foreign |
| ajenuz {f} | :: love-in-a-mist; nigella |
| ajete {m} | :: diminutive of ajo |
| ajete {m} | :: leek |
| ajetreado {adj} | :: busy with work; swamped |
| ajetreado {adj} [of a place] | :: bustling, hectic |
| ajetrear {v} | :: to tire out (with hard work) |
| ajetreo {m} | :: toil, hard work |
| ají {m} [South America, Caribbean] | :: chili |
| ajiaceite {m} | :: A liquid mixture of ground garlic and cooking oil |
| ajiaco {m} | :: ajiaco |
| ají criollo {m} | :: An Ecuadoran hot sauce made from ajís |
| ají criollo {m} | :: A variety of hot pepper (Capsicum) |
| ají de gallina {m} | :: A Peruvian dish consisting of chicken in a spicy, creamy sauce |
| ajilimoje {m} | :: alternative form of ajilimójili |
| ajilimójili {m} | :: A type of spicy garlic and pepper sauce originating in Puerto Rico |
| ajillo {m} | :: diminutive of ajo |
| ajimez {f} | :: mullioned window |
| ají mochero {m} | :: yellow lantern chili (Capsicum chinense) |
| ají morrón {m} [Cuba, Dominican Republic] | :: bell pepper, sweet pepper |
| ajinajo {m} | :: Echium aculeatum |
| ajito {m} | :: diminutive of ajo |
| -ajo {suffix} | :: Forms pejorative diminutives of adjectives and nouns |
| ajo {m} | :: garlic |
| ajo {m} | :: profanity, curse word |
| ajoblanco {m} | :: A soup from Andalusia, Spain, made of bread, ground almonds, garlic, and olive oil. It is served cold |
| ajo chalote {m} | :: shallot |
| ajo de oso {m} [plant] | :: ramsons (Allium ursinum) |
| ajo en polvo {m} | :: garlic powder |
| ajolota {f} | :: alternative form of ajolote |
| ajolote {m} | :: axolotl |
| ajolote {m} [Mexico] | :: tadpole |
| ajonjolí {m} | :: sesame (tropical Asian plant Sesamum indicum) |
| ajonjolí {m} | :: sesame, sesame seed (the seed of this plant) |
| ajorca {f} | :: bracelet |
| ajo y agua {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: what's done is done |
| ajo y agua {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: make one's bed and lie in it |
| ajúa {interj} [Mexico] | :: Used to express joy |
| ajuar {m} | :: dowry, trousseau |
| ajuarar {vt} | :: to dowry |
| ajuntar {v} | :: to put together; to whack together |
| ajuntar {v} [childish] | :: to be friends (with) |
| ajuntar {vr} | :: to live together (without being married) |
| ajurídico {adj} | :: unlawful; illegal |
| ajustable {adj} | :: adjustable |
| ajustadamente {adv} | :: exactly, precisely |
| ajustadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of ajustado |
| ajustado {adj} | :: adjusted |
| ajustado {adj} | :: tight, tight-fitting |
| ajustador {m} [technology] | :: fitter |
| ajustador {m} [Colombia, Cuba] | :: bra (brassiere) |
| ajustar {v} | :: to adjust |
| ajustar cuentas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to settle scores |
| ajustarse {vr} | :: to honour (to conform to, abide by, act in accordance with) |
| ajuste {m} | :: adjustment |
| ajuste {m} | :: setting (e.g. in a mobile phone) |
| ajuste de cuentas {m} [idiomatic] | :: a settling of scores |
| ajusticiamiento {m} | :: execution (the act of putting to death) |
| ajusticiar {v} | :: to execute |
| ajusticiar {v} | :: to sentence to death |
| a juzgar por {prep} | :: judging by, judging from |
| akan {m} | :: Akan (Niger-Congo language) |
| akan {m} | :: Akan (language group spoken in Ghana) |
| akásico {adj} | :: akashic |
| Akenatón {prop} {m} | :: Akhenaten |
| akita {m} | :: Akita (dog breed) |
| aksumita {adj} | :: Aksumite |
| aksumita {mf} | :: Aksumite |
| -al {suffix} | :: In adjectives, indicating relation |
| -al {suffix} | :: In nouns, indicating a place where something is grown |
| al {contraction} | :: (contraction of a el) at the, to the |
| AL {prop} {f} | :: initialism of América Latina |
| a la {prep} | :: a la. In the style or manner of |
| ala {f} | :: wing [of bird] |
| ala {f} | :: wing [of aircraft] |
| ala {f} | :: brim [of hat] |
| ala {f} [military] | :: flank [of a formation] |
| ala {f} [sport] | :: wing [part of the field] |
| ala {f} [sport] | :: winger |
| ala {interj} | :: alternative spelling of hala |
| alá {interj} | :: alternative form of hala |
| Alá {prop} {m} | :: Allah (God’s name in Islam) |
| alabable {adj} [rare] | :: praiseworthy, commendable (worthy of commendation) |
| Alabama {prop} | :: Alabama (state) |
| alabamiense {adj} | :: Alabamian |
| alabamiense {m} | :: Alabamian |
| alabancia {f} [obsolete or dialectal] | :: alternative form of alabanza |
| alabancioso {adj} | :: boastful |
| alabancioso {m} | :: braggart |
| alabandina {f} [mineral] | :: alabandite |
| alabanza {f} | :: praise |
| alabar {v} | :: to praise |
| alabarda {f} | :: halberd (hand weapon) |
| alabardazo {m} | :: An attack with a halberd |
| alabardero {m} | :: halberdier |
| alabastro {m} | :: alabaster (variety of gypsum) |
| álabe {m} | :: olive branch bent down and reaching the ground |
| álabe {m} | :: any of the force-transmitting elements of a propelling wheel in a water-mill, flier, vane |
| álabe {m} | :: turbine blade |
| álabe {m} | :: tappet on a fulling wheel |
| álabe {m} | :: a barrier such as a mat on the side of a carriage so he who drives it does not fall out |
| álabe {m} | :: sides of a target or shield |
| alabeado {adj} | :: warped, bent |
| alabear {v} | :: to warp (especially wood) |
| alabeo {m} | :: warp (distortion or twist) |
| a la brava {adv} [idiomatic] | :: hastily |
| a la buena de Dios {adv} [idiom] | :: casually; as God wills |
| a la buena de Dios {adv} [idiom] | :: without thought or reflection |
| a la buena de Dios {adv} [idiom] | :: without any preparation |
| a la buena de Dios {adv} [idiom] | :: haphazardly |
| a la buena de Dios {adv} [idiom] | :: at the mercy of the elements; unprotected |
| a la buena ventura {adv} [idiomatic] | :: down to luck |
| a la carga {interj} | :: charge! |
| alacena {f} | :: locker; wardrobe set in a wall |
| alacena {f} | :: cupboard |
| alacena {f} [Mexico] | :: pantry, larder |
| alaciar {v} | :: to straighten |
| alaciar {v} | :: to cause to become limp |
| alaciar {vr} | :: to go limp |
| a la corta o a la larga {adv} [idiomatic] | :: sooner or later |
| alacrán {m} | :: scorpion |
| alacridad {f} | :: alacrity |
| ala delta {m} | :: hang glider (aircraft) |
| ala delta {m} | :: hang gliding |
| a la deriva {adv} | :: adrift |
| alado {adj} | :: winged |
| a la greña {adj} [idiom] | :: at loggerheads |
| a la hora de {prep} | :: with regard to (concerning); when it comes to |
| al aire {adj} | :: exposed, uncovered, naked, nude |
| al aire {adv} | :: exposedly, uncoveredly |
| al aire {adv} | :: into the air |
| al aire {adv} [Latin America] | :: on air (transmitting live) |
| alajú {m} [Spain] | :: A sweet paste of almonds, nuts and bread crumbs mixed with spices and honey |
| alajú {m} [Spain] | :: A traditional confection made by spreading this paste between two wafers |
| alajuelense {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Alajuela in Costa Rica |
| alajuelense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Alajuela in Costa Rica |
| a la larga {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in the long run, eventually, ultimately, in the long term |
| al albedrío {adv} [idiom] | :: voluntarily, of one's own free will |
| a la letra {adv} [idiom] | :: to the letter |
| al alimón {adv} [idiom] | :: jointly, together |
| alalimón {m} [archaic] | :: A game consisting of two lines of people holding hands, each group facing each other, and they step forward and backwards chanting "Alalimón, alalimón, que se ha roto la fuente" |
| alamán {adj} | :: Alemanni |
| alamán {m} | :: Alemanni |
| alamana {f} | :: feminine noun of alamán |
| alamar {m} [clothing] | :: frog |
| alambicar {v} | :: to distill |
| alambicar {v} | :: to scrutinize, to examine closely |
| alambicar {v} | :: to complicate excessively |
| alambique {m} | :: still (device for distilling liquids) |
| alambique {m} | :: alembic |
| alambrada {f} [Latin America] | :: wire fence |
| alambrado {m} | :: wiring |
| alambrado {m} | :: wire net |
| alambrado {m} [Latin America] | :: wire fence |
| alambrar {vt} | :: to put a wire fence around |
| alambre {m} | :: wire (metal formed into a long, narrow thread) |
| alambre {m} | :: wire (a thread of metal) |
| alambre {m} | :: alambre (Mexican food dish consisting of meat topped with cheese, salsa, and chopped bacon, pepper and onion) |
| alambre de espinas {m} | :: alternative form of alambre de espino |
| alambre de espino {m} | :: barbed wire (twisted strands of steel wire) |
| alambre de púas {m} | :: barbed wire, barbwire |
| alambrera {f} | :: synonym of alambrado; wire net |
| alambrera {f} | :: window screen |
| alámbrico {adj} | :: wired (connected with wires) |
| alameda {f} | :: poplar grove |
| alameda {f} | :: avenue lined with poplars |
| a la medida {adj} | :: custom-made |
| a la mierda {phrase} | :: screw this; to hell with.. |
| álamo {m} | :: white poplar (tree) |
| álamo {m} | :: white poplar (wood) |
| Álamo {prop} {m} | :: Alamo (a fort in San Antonio, Texas) |
| álamo blanco {m} | :: white poplar |
| a la moda {adj} | :: fashionable, a la mode, in |
| Álamos {prop} | :: Álamos (municipality) |
| Álamos {prop} | :: Álamos (town) |
| álamo temblón {m} | :: aspen |
| alampar {v} [Alava] | :: to bug; to bother |
| alampar {vr} | :: to crave |
| Alán {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| alana {f} | :: feminine noun of alano |
| alancear {vt} | :: to spear |
| al-Ándalus {prop} {m} | :: al-Andalus (Islamic Spain) |
| alanina {f} [amino acid] | :: alanine |
| alanismo {m} [politics] | :: The political beliefs of Alan García, former president of Peru |
| alano {adj} | :: Alanic |
| alano {m} [historical] | :: Alan (a member of a group of Sarmatian tribes) |
| alano {m} | :: mastiff, wolfhound |
| alano alemán {m} | :: Great Dane (mastiff) |
| alante {adv} [colloquial] | :: syncopic form of adelante |
| alantoideo {adj} [mycology] | :: allantoid |
| al apa {adv} [Chile] | :: piggyback |
| a la par {adv} [idiom] | :: at the same time; as well; equally |
| a la pata coja {adv} [idiomatic] | :: (standing) on one leg |
| ala pívot {mf} | :: alternative spelling of ala-pívot |
| ala-pívot {mf} [basketball] | :: power forward |
| a la plancha {adj} [idiom] | :: grilled |
| a la plancha {adv} [idiom] | :: grilled; on the grill |
| a la postre {adv} [idiom] | :: in the end |
| a la primera de cambio {adv} [idiomatic] | :: alternative form of a las primeras de cambio |
| a la puta calle {interj} | :: out! (strong, impolite demand for someone to leave) |
| alar {adj} | :: alar (having or resembling wings) |
| alar {m} | :: eaves |
| alaraca {f} | :: feminine noun of alaraco |
| alaraco {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: peevish, complaining, whining person |
| alaraco {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: complainer, whiner, crybaby |
| alaraco {m} [Peru, colloquial, derogatory] | :: person from the streets, with no education and a felon |
| alarbe {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of árabe |
| alarbe {mf} | :: obsolete spelling of árabe |
| Alarcón {prop} | :: Alarcón (town) |
| Alarcón {prop} | :: surname |
| alarde {m} | :: large display |
| alarde {m} | :: review |
| alarde {m} | :: military parade, inspection, display |
| alarde {m} | :: boast, boasting, brag |
| alardear {vi} | :: to boast, brag |
| alargador {m} | :: extension cord |
| alargamiento {m} | :: lengthening |
| alargamiento compensatorio {m} [linguistics] | :: compensatory lengthening (lengthening of a vowel which occurs when a following consonant is lost) |
| alargar {v} | :: to lengthen |
| alargar {v} | :: to stretch, to extend |
| alargarse {v} | :: reflexive of alargar |
| a largo plazo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: long-term, in the long run |
| alarguez {m} [archaic] | :: barberry (Berberis vulgaris) |
| alarguez {m} [archaic] | :: rosewood, princewood (the slightly aromatic wood of Cordia gerascanthus) |
| alarido {m} | :: clamor, shriek |
| alarife {mf} | :: architect |
| alarife {mf} | :: foreman |
| alarma {f} | :: alarm (a summons to arms) |
| alarma {f} | :: alarm (a sound intended to give notice of approaching danger) |
| alarma {f} | :: alarm (a mechanical device for rousing attention) |
| alarma {f} | :: alarm (sudden surprise with fear of danger) |
| alarma anti-incendio {f} | :: fire alarm (device which warns people of a possible fire) |
| alarma de incendios {f} | :: fire alarm (device which warns people of a possible fire) |
| alarmado {adj} | :: alarmed |
| alarmado {adj} | :: concerned |
| alarmante {adj} | :: scary, frightening |
| alarmantemente {adv} | :: alarmingly |
| alarmar {vt} | :: to alarm, to alert |
| alarmar {vt} | :: to frighten |
| alarmarse {v} | :: reflexive of alarmar |
| alarmismo {m} | :: alarmism (production of needless alarms) |
| alarmista {adj} | :: alarmist |
| alarmista {adj} | :: alarming |
| a la romana {adv} [idiom] | :: cooked by dredging in flour and egg and then frying |
| a las apuradas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in a rush |
| Alaska {prop} {f} | :: Alaska (state) |
| alaskeño {adj} | :: Alaskan (of or pertaining to Alaska, its people or its culture) |
| alaskeño {m} | :: Alaskan |
| a las mil maravillas {adv} [idiom] | :: swimmingly ] |
| a las primeras {adv} | :: synonym of a las primeras de cambio |
| a las primeras de cambio {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at the drop of a hat, at a moment's notice, in a heartbeat, all of a sudden |
| alasqueño {adj} | :: alternative spelling of alaskeño |
| alasqueño {m} | :: alternative spelling of alaskeño |
| aláter {adj} | :: rare form of adlátere |
| a la tercera va la vencida {proverb} | :: third time's a charm |
| alátere {mf} | :: alternative form of adlátere |
| alativo {m} [grammar] | :: allative (allative case) |
| alauí {adj} | :: Alawite (attributive) |
| alauí {mf} | :: Alawite |
| alauita {adj} | :: alternative form of alauí |
| alauita {mf} | :: alternative form of alauí |
| Álava {prop} {f} | :: Álava (province) |
| a la vera {adv} | :: besides; next (to) |
| a la verga {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, Latin America] | :: fuck it; fuck this |
| a la verga {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, Latin America] | :: the fuck |
| alavés {adj} | :: from Álava |
| alavés {m} | :: someone from Álava |
| alavesista {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Deportivo Alavés, a football team from Vitoria, Spain |
| alavesista {mf} | :: Someone connected to Deportivo Alavés, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| a la vez {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at once; at a time, at the same time |
| alazán {adj} | :: sorrel-colored, chestnut-colored, reddish-brown |
| alazán {m} | :: sorrel-colored horse |
| alazana {f} | :: feminine noun of alazán |
| al azar {adv} | :: at random, randomly, haphazardly |
| al azar {adv} | :: up to chance, to chance |
| al azar {adj} | :: random |
| alazor {m} | :: safflower |
| a la zumba marumba {adv} [Honduras, Nicaragua, colloquial, idiom] | :: without thinking, in a hurry |
| a la zumba marumba {adv} [Honduras, Nicaragua, colloquial, idiom] | :: without planning |
| alba {f} | :: dawn |
| Alba {prop} {f} | :: given name of modern usage from alba ("dawn"). |
| Alba {prop} {f} | :: surname from place names of obscure origin. |
| albacar {m} | :: basil |
| albacea {mf} [legal] | :: testamentary executor, administrator |
| Albacete {prop} | :: Albacete (province) |
| Albacete {prop} | :: Albacete (city) |
| albaceteño {adj} | :: from Albacete |
| albaceteño {m} | :: someone from Albacete |
| albacetense {adj} | :: from Albacete |
| albacetense {mf} | :: someone from Albacete |
| albacora {f} | :: swordfish (Xiphias gladius) |
| albahaca {f} | :: basil (plant or culinary herb) |
| albañal {m} | :: sewer, drain |
| albañar {m} | :: alternative spelling of albañal |
| albanés {adj} | :: Albanian (from or native to Albania) |
| albanés {adj} | :: Albanian (pertaining to Albania) |
| albanés {m} | :: an Albanian person (male) |
| albanés {m} | :: the Albanian language |
| albanesa {f} | :: feminine noun of albanés |
| Albania {prop} {f} | :: Albania (country) |
| Albania caucásica {prop} {f} | :: Caucasian Albania |
| albaniana {f} | :: feminine noun of albaniano |
| albaniano {adj} | :: Albanian (of or pertaining to Albany, New York) |
| albaniano {m} | :: Albanian (native or resident of Albany, New York) |
| albañil {m} | :: mason, bricklayer |
| albañila {f} | :: feminine noun of albañil |
| albañilería {f} | :: the bricklaying or construction industry |
| albano {adj} | :: Albanian (of a person, from or native to Albania) |
| Albano {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| albanokosovar {adj} | :: Albanian Kosovan |
| albanokosovar {mf} | :: Albanian Kosovan |
| Albany {prop} | :: Albany (capital) |
| albar {m} | :: wild cherry, Prunus avium |
| albar {m} | :: silver birch, Betula pendula |
| albar {m} | :: Portuguese oak, Quercus faginea |
| albar {m} | :: sessile oak, Quercus petraea |
| albar {m} | :: gorse, common gorse, Ulex europaeus |
| albarán {m} | :: invoice |
| albarán {m} | :: sign announcing "for lease" |
| albarca {f} | :: alternative form of abarca; sandal |
| albarda {f} | :: packsaddle |
| albardado {adj} [zoology] | :: Having the back a different color from the rest of the body |
| albardón {m} | :: great packsaddle |
| albardonería {f} | :: saddlery |
| albardonero {m} | :: saddler |
| albaricoque {m} | :: apricot |
| albaricoquero {m} | :: apricot tree |
| albariño {m} | :: A variety of white wine grape grown in Galicia, Spain |
| albariño {m} | :: A wine made with such grapes |
| albarrana {f} | :: Portuguese squill |
| albatros {m} | :: albatross |
| albatros de ceja negra {m} | :: black-browed albatross |
| albatros ojeroso {m} | :: black-browed albatross |
| albayalde {m} | :: white lead |
| albear {vi} | :: to whiten |
| albedo {m} [physics, meteorology, astronomy] | :: albedo (the fraction of incident light or radiation reflected by a surface or body) |
| albedrío {m} | :: will (intent) |
| albéitar {m} | :: farrier who can also cure minor animal (especially equine) illnesses; veterinarian |
| alberca {m} | :: pool |
| alberca {m} [Latin America] | :: swimming pool |
| albercada {f} | :: pool party |
| albérchigo {m} | :: peach |
| albérchigo {m} [Andalucía] | :: apricot |
| albergar {v} | :: to house, shelter, lodge |
| albergo {m} | :: obsolete form of albergue |
| albergue {m} | :: hostel |
| albergue juvenil {m} | :: youth hostel (a supervised, inexpensive lodging place, primarily for young people) |
| albergue transitorio {m} [Latin America] | :: autohotel |
| albero {m} | :: a type of crushed rock applied over gardens and bullring arenas |
| albero {m} [bullfighting] | :: an arena |
| albero {m} | :: dishrag |
| Alberta {prop} {f} | :: Alberta |
| albertana {f} | :: feminine noun of albertano |
| albertano {adj} | :: Albertan (of or pertaining to Alberta, Canada) |
| albertano {m} | :: Albertan (native or resident of Alberta, Canada) |
| albertismo {m} | :: synonym of fujimorismo |
| Alberto {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| albiazul {mf} [soccer] | :: Supporter, player, coach, or anyone associated with Club Atlético Talleres, a soccer club based in Córdoba, Argentina |
| albiceleste {f} [football] | :: The Argentina national football team |
| al bies {adv} | :: on the bias; diagonally |
| albigense {mf} | :: Albigense |
| albigense {adj} | :: Albigensian |
| albillo {m} | :: Albillo (a type of grape from Spain) |
| albina {f} | :: feminine noun of albino |
| albinaranja {adj} | :: Of or related to Club de Deportes Cobresal |
| albinaranja {mf} | :: Someone connected to Club de Deportes Cobresal, as a player, fan, coach etc |
| albinegra {f} | :: feminine noun of albinegro |
| albinegro {adj} | :: Relating to sports teams with black and white colours, notably |
| albinegro {adj} | :: Albinegros de Orizaba, a soccer club from Mexico |
| albinegro {adj} | :: Club Deportivo Castellón, a soccer club from Spain |
| albinegro {adj} | :: Clube Desportivo Nacional, a soccer club from Portugal |
| albinegro {adj} | :: Club Cipolletti, a soccer club from Argentina |
| albinegro {adj} | :: Nuevo Estadio Castalia, a soccer club from Spain |
| albinegro {m} | :: Someone connected with the above teams, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| albinismo {m} | :: albinism (lack of melanin pigmentation) |
| albino {adj} | :: albino, albinistic: congenitally lacking melanin pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and hair or feathers (or more rarely only in the eyes); afflicted with albinism |
| albino {m} | :: albino: person or animal congenitally lacking melanin pigmentation in the skin, eyes, and hair or feathers (or more rarely only in the eyes); one afflicted with albinism |
| Albireo {prop} [star] | :: Albireo (beta (β) Cygni.) |
| albirrojo {adj} [football] | :: associated with Curicó Unido, as a player, coach, fan etc |
| albirrojo {adj} [football] | :: associated with the Paraguay national football team |
| albirrojo {m} [football] | :: Someone associated with Curicó Unido, as a player, coach, fan etc |
| albita {f} [mineral] | :: albite (plagioclase feldspar) |
| albiverde {adj} | :: Of or relating to a number of sports teams having a white and green strip |
| albiverde {adj} | :: Laureles Fútbol Club, a soccer team from Uruguay |
| albiverde {adj} | :: Club Deportivo Nacional, a soccer team from Guadalajara, Mexico |
| albiverde {adj} | :: Deportes Temuco, a soccer team from Temuco, Colombia |
| albiverde {adj} | :: Centro Deportivo y Social Lord Cochrane, a sports team from Concepción, Chile |
| albiverde {adj} | :: Club Atlético Bella Vista, a sports team from Córdoba, Argentina |
| albiverde {adj} | :: Club Sportivo Estudiantes, a soccer team from San Luis, Argentina |
| albiverde {adj} | :: Salto Nuevo Fútbol Club, a soccer team from Salto, Uruguay |
| albiverde {mf} | :: Someone connected with the above sports teams, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| albo {adj} [poetic] | :: white |
| albóndiga {f} | :: meatball |
| albondiguilla {f} | :: diminutive of albóndiga |
| albor {m} | :: whiteness (state of being white) |
| albor {m} | :: dawnlight |
| albor {m} | :: dawn |
| alborada {f} | :: sunrise |
| alborada {f} | :: aubade |
| al borde de {adv} | :: on the verge of, on the brink of |
| al borde de {adv} | :: on the edge of, at the edge of, to the edge of, to the brink of |
| al borde de {adv} | :: bordering on |
| al borde del abismo {adv} [narratology] | :: on a cliffhanger |
| alborear {vi} [impersonal] | :: to dawn (to begin to brighten with daylight) |
| alborear {vi} [by extension] | :: to originate, to begin |
| alborecer {vi} [defective, rare] | :: to dawn (to begin to brighten with daylight) |
| albornoz {m} [cloth] | :: burnoose |
| albornoz {m} [Spain] | :: bathrobe |
| alborotadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of alborotado |
| alborotado {adj} | :: excited, in disarray |
| alborotador {m} | :: troublemaker, agitator, tearaway |
| alborotar {v} | :: to stir up, agitate |
| alborotar {v} | :: to disturb, tease (provoke or disturb) |
| alborotar {v} | :: to excite |
| alborotar {v} | :: to infect, ballyhoo (make somebody enthusiastic about one's own passion) |
| alboroto {m} | :: fuss, commotion, ruckus, hubbub, brouhaha, ado, uproar, tumult, riot, bustle, din, rumpus, fracas, rowdiness |
| alboroto {m} | :: disturbance, racket, mayhem |
| alboroto {m} | :: rampage |
| alboroto {m} | :: hoopla, ballyhoo |
| alboroto {m} | :: bedlam |
| alborozar {v} | :: to gladden, to make joyous |
| alborozo {m} | :: joy, jubilation, delight |
| alborozo {m} | :: gaiety |
| albricias {fp} | :: albricias |
| albudeca {f} | :: Tasteless or watery melon |
| albufera {f} | :: lagoon |
| Albuixech {prop} {m} | :: Albiuxech |
| álbum {m} | :: album (a book designed to keep photographs, stamps, autographs) |
| álbum {m} | :: album (a phonograph record composed of several tracks) |
| albumen {m} | :: egg white, albumen |
| albúmina {f} [protein] | :: albumin |
| albuminuria {f} | :: albuminuria |
| albur {m} | :: bleak (fish); dace |
| albur {m} [Mexico] | :: A kind of humorous wordplay that relies on sexual innuendo |
| albur {m} | :: luck, chance |
| albura {f} | :: whiteness (state of being white) |
| albura {f} | :: sapwood (wood just under the bark) |
| alburear {vi} [Mexico] | :: To engage in albures, a kind of wordplay involving sexual innuendo |
| Alburquerque {prop} | :: surname |
| Alburquerque {prop} | :: A town in Badajoz, Spain, close to the border with Portugal |
| alca {f} | :: auk |
| alcabala {f} [historical] | :: alcavala |
| alcabala {f} | :: tax |
| al cabo de {prep} | :: after (a period of time (in the past)) |
| Alcácer {prop} {m} | :: Alcácer (town) |
| alcachofa {f} | :: artichoke |
| alcachofa {f} [Spain] | :: shower head |
| alcacil {m} | :: rare form of alcaucil |
| alcadía {f} | :: nonstandard form of alcaldía |
| alca gigante {f} | :: great auk |
| alcahueta {f} | :: feminine noun of alcahuete |
| alcahuete {m} | :: gossip (person) |
| alcahuete {m} | :: go-between, matchmaker |
| alcahuete {m} | :: pimp (prostitution solicitor) |
| alcahuete {m} | :: panderer, sycophant, ingratiator |
| alcahuete {m} | :: enabler |
| alcahuete {m} | :: drop curtain |
| alcahuetear {vi} | :: to act as a go-between, to play Cupid |
| alcahuetear {vi} | :: to gossip |
| alcahuetería {f} | :: pimping |
| alcaicería {f} [Spain, Andalusia] | :: marketplace |
| alcaide {m} | :: commander of the defense of a castle |
| alcaide {m} | :: administrator of royal property |
| alcaide {m} | :: warden; administrator of a prison |
| Alcaide {prop} | :: surname |
| Alcalá {prop} | :: The name of a number of places in Spain |
| Alcalá {prop} | :: short for Alcalá de Henares |
| Alcalá {prop} | :: surname |
| Alcalá de Henares {prop} | :: Alcalá de Henares (city) |
| alcalaíno {adj} | :: From Alcalá de Henares |
| alcalaíno {m} | :: Someone from Alcalá de Henares |
| alcaldable {mf} | :: candidate to be a mayor |
| alcaldada {f} | :: abuse of power or authority |
| alcalde {m} | :: mayor |
| alcalde {m} [Spain, Southwestern US Spanish] | :: an official such as an administrator, mayor, or judge |
| alcalde pedáneo {m} | :: small-town mayor |
| alcaldesa {f} | :: feminine noun of alcalde, female mayor |
| alcaldesa {f} [colloquial] | :: The mayor's wife |
| alcaldía {f} | :: city hall; the building in which a city government is located |
| alcaldía {f} | :: A city government |
| alcaldía {f} | :: mayor's office |
| alcaldía {f} | :: mayorship, mayoralty |
| alcaldicio {adj} | :: municipal; from the mayor's office |
| alcaldillo {m} | :: diminutive of alcalde |
| álcali {m} [chemistry] | :: alkali |
| alcalimetría {f} | :: alkalimetry (process of determining the strength of an alkali) |
| alcalímetro {m} | :: alkalimeter (device) |
| alcalinidad {f} | :: alkalinity |
| alcalinización {f} | :: alcalinization |
| alcalinizante {adj} | :: alkalinizing |
| alcalinizar {v} | :: to alkalinize |
| alcalino {adj} | :: alkaline |
| alcalinotérreo {adj} [chemistry, attributive] | :: alkaline earth |
| alcaloide {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkaloid |
| alcalosis {f} | :: alkalosis |
| alcana {f} | :: privet |
| alcançar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of alcanzar |
| alcance {m} | :: reach, range, scope |
| alcancía {f} | :: cashbox |
| alcancía {f} | :: collection (at a church) |
| alcancía {f} [Latin America, Philippines, Canary Islands, Andalusia] | :: piggy bank |
| alcandora {f} [obsolete] | :: a shirt or similar garment |
| alcanfor {m} | :: camphor |
| alcanforar {v} | :: to camphorate |
| alcano {m} [organic compound] | :: alkane |
| alcántara {f} | :: wooden cover over a loom treadle to protect velvet |
| alcántara {f} [Cuba] | :: water jug |
| Alcántara {prop} {f} | :: Alcántara, a municipality in Spain |
| alcantarilla {f} | :: sewer |
| alcantarilla {f} | :: manhole |
| alcantarillado {m} | :: sewer system, sewerage |
| alcantarillado {m} | :: sewer |
| alcantarillar {vt} | :: to install or lay sewers |
| alcanzable {adj} | :: attainable; achievable |
| alcanzar {vt} | :: to reach; to attain or achieve |
| alcanzar {vi} | :: to be enough; to suffice |
| alcaparra {f} | :: caper (plant) |
| alcaparra {f} | :: caper (bud) |
| alcaparro {m} | :: caper (plant) |
| alcapate {m} [Mexico] | :: coriander |
| alcapurria {f} | :: a fritter whose dough is made of green bananas and taro |
| al carajo {interj} | :: fuck it |
| alcaraván {m} | :: stone curlew |
| alcaravea {f} | :: caraway (plant, seed) |
| alcarceña {f} | :: bitter vetch (Vicia ervilia) |
| alcarraza {f} | :: alcarraza (jug made of porous earthenware) |
| alcarreño {adj} | :: From Guadalajara, Spain |
| alcarreño {m} | :: Someone from Guadalajara, Spain |
| alcasínic {f} [Yucatán] | :: A general term for small black ants found in homes |
| alcatara {f} | :: alternative spelling of alquitara |
| alcatraz {m} | :: gannet (bird) |
| alcatraz {m} | :: roll of paper, paper cone, cornet |
| alcatraz {m} | :: arum (Arum spp.) |
| alcatraz {m} | :: lily |
| alcatraz {m} [Mexico] | :: calla lily |
| alcaucil {m} [Argentina, Southern Spain] | :: artichoke (vegetable) |
| alcaudón {m} | :: shrike (any of various passerine birds of the family Laniidae which are known for their habit of catching other birds and small animals and impaling the uneaten portions of their bodies on thorns) |
| alcayata {f} | :: meat hook |
| alcayata {f} | :: spike |
| alcayota {f} | :: spaghetti squash |
| alcazaba {f} | :: a Moorish fortress within or beside a walled city |
| alcázar {m} | :: alcazar (Moorish fortress in Spain) |
| alcázar {m} [by extension] | :: citadel, castle, fortified town |
| alcázar {m} [nautical] | :: quarterdeck |
| Alcazarquivir {prop} | :: Ksar el-Kebir |
| Alcazarseguir {prop} | :: Ksar es-Seghir |
| alcazuz {m} | :: liquorice plant |
| alce {m} | :: elk [UK], moose [US] (Alces alces) |
| alcedón {m} | :: kingfisher |
| alcélafo {m} | :: hartebeest (Alcelaphus buselaphus) |
| alción {m} | :: kingfisher |
| alcista {adj} [finance] | :: upward, rising, bull-, bullish |
| Alcmena {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Alcmene (the wife of Amphitryon and mother, by Zeus, of Heracles) |
| alcoba {f} | :: bedroom |
| alcobendana {f} | :: feminine noun of alcobendano |
| alcobendano {adj} [archaic] | :: from Alcobendas |
| alcobendano {m} [archaic] | :: someone from Alcobendas |
| alcobendense {adj} | :: From Alcobendas |
| alcobendense {mf} | :: Someone from Alcobendas |
| alcohela {f} [obsolete, obsolete] | :: endive (Cichorium endivia) |
| alcohela {f} [obsolete] | :: bugloss (Borago officinalis) |
| alcohol {m} | :: alcohol |
| alcohol {m} [mineral] | :: galena |
| alcohol {m} [cosmetics] | :: kohl, stibnite |
| alcoholado {m} | :: Alcohol, usually rotgut, made from plants |
| alcoholado {m} | :: Bay rum, used medicinally |
| alcohol alílico {m} | :: allyl alcohol |
| alcohol amílico {m} [organic compound] | :: amyl alcohol |
| alcoholar {v} [nautical] | :: to caulk |
| alcoholemia {f} | :: alcoholaemia (presence of alcohol) |
| alcohólica {f} | :: feminine noun of alcohólico |
| alcohólico {adj} | :: alcoholic |
| alcohólico {m} | :: alcoholic |
| Alcohólicos Anónimos {prop} | :: Alcoholics Anonymous |
| alcoholimetría {f} | :: alcoholometry |
| alcoholímetro {m} | :: breathalyzer |
| alcoholímetro {m} | :: alcoholometer |
| alcoholismo {m} | :: alcoholism |
| alcoholista {adj} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: alcoholic; drunk |
| alcoholista {mf} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: alcoholic; drunkard |
| alcoholizado {adj} | :: alcoholic |
| alcoholizado {adj} | :: drunken; under the influence (of alcohol) |
| alcoholizar {v} | :: to alcoholize |
| alcoholizar {vt} | :: to turn (someone) to drink |
| alcoholizar {vr} | :: to turn to drink; become an alcoholic |
| alcohómetro {m} | :: alcoholometer |
| Alcón {prop} | :: surname |
| al contado {adv} | :: cash |
| al contrario {adv} | :: on the contrary |
| al contrario {adv} | :: unlike |
| al contrario {adv} | :: reverse |
| alcor {m} | :: hill; hillock |
| Alcorán {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Corán |
| alcoránico {adj} | :: alternative form of coránico |
| alcorce {m} [Aragón] | :: shortcut |
| Alcorcón {prop} | :: Alcorcón (city) |
| alcorconero {adj} | :: Of or from Alcorcón |
| alcorconero {m} | :: Someone from Alcorcón |
| alcornocal {m} | :: A grove of cork oak trees |
| alcornoque {m} | :: cork oak |
| alcornoque {m} | :: cork (bark of the cork oak) |
| alcorque {m} | :: tree grating (metal covering around the base of a tree, usually on a sidewalk) |
| alcorque {m} | :: tree well (ridge of soil around a tree to conserve water) |
| al corriente {adj} [idiom] | :: up-to-date (informed of the latest news) |
| al corriente {adv} | :: abreast (informed) |
| alcorzar {v} | :: to cover with alcorza |
| al costado {adv} | :: alongside (along the side; by the side; side by side with) |
| alcotán {m} | :: hobby (bird) |
| alcotest {m} [Chile] | :: breathalyzer |
| alcóxido {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkoxide |
| Alcoy {prop} | :: Alcoy (municipality) |
| alcoyana {f} | :: feminine noun of alcoyano |
| alcoyano {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Alcoy |
| alcoyano {m} | :: someone from Alcoy |
| al cruzar de {prep} | :: across |
| Alcubierre {prop} | :: Alcubierre (town) |
| Alcubierre {prop} | :: surname |
| Alcubierre {prop} | :: A count-ranked Grandee-title of Spain |
| alcuño {m} [obsolete] | :: nickname, soubriquet |
| alcurnia {f} | :: lineage, blood |
| alcuza {f} | :: oil container, oil jar (kitchen utensil) |
| alcuzcuz {m} | :: rare form of cuscús |
| aldaba {f} | :: doorknocker |
| aldaba {f} [in the plural, slang] | :: tits, knockers |
| aldabón {m} | :: synonym of aldaba; doorknocker |
| aldabonazo {m} | :: door knock; a hit with a doorknocker |
| aldabonazo {m} | :: call to attention |
| Aldana {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| Aldana {prop} {f} | :: Aldana (municipality) |
| aldea {f} | :: village |
| aldea global {f} | :: global village |
| aldeana {f} | :: feminine noun of aldeano |
| aldeano {adj} | :: rustic |
| aldeano {adj} | :: rural |
| aldeano {m} | :: villager, countryman |
| Aldebarán {prop} {m} | :: Aldebaran |
| al dedillo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in minute detail, to the letter |
| aldehídico {adj} | :: aldehydic |
| aldehído {m} [chemistry] | :: aldehyde |
| aldehuela {f} | :: hamlet, small village |
| al descubierto {adv} [idiom] | :: rough; out in the open |
| al desgaire {adv} | :: scornfully |
| al desgaire {adv} | :: slovenly |
| al detal {adv} | :: retail |
| ALDF {prop} {f} | :: initialism of Asamblea Legislativa del Distrito Federal |
| al día {adv} | :: per day, each day, every day |
| al día {adj} | :: state of the art (at the highest level of development) |
| al día {adj} | :: up-to-date (current, recent) |
| alditol {m} [organic compound] | :: alditol |
| aldolasa {f} [enzyme] | :: aldolase |
| aldólico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: aldol (attributive) |
| aldónico {adj} | :: aldonic |
| aldopentosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: aldopentose |
| aldosa {f} | :: aldose |
| aldosterona {f} [hormone] | :: aldosterone |
| aldosteronismo {m} [pathology] | :: aldosteronism |
| ale {f} | :: ale (intoxicating liquor) |
| Ale {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Ale {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| aleación {f} | :: alloy |
| aleación {f} | :: alloying |
| aleante {adj} | :: alloying |
| alear {v} | :: to alloy |
| alear {v} | :: to ally |
| aleatoriamente {adv} | :: randomly |
| aleatoriedad {f} | :: randomness |
| aleatorio {adj} | :: random, aleatory |
| aleatorización {f} | :: randomization |
| aleatorizador {m} | :: randomizer, randomiser |
| aleatorizar {v} | :: to randomize |
| alebrestarse {vr} | :: to get excited; to become nervous |
| alebrije {m} | :: A brightly colored Mexican handicraft sculpture of an animal or fantastical creature |
| aleccionador {adj} | :: exemplary |
| aleccionador {adj} | :: instructive |
| aleccionar {v} | :: to teach |
| aleccionar {v} | :: to train |
| alechugar {vt} | :: to fold, to pleat |
| aledaño {adj} [of land] | :: bordering, neighboring |
| alef {m} | :: alternative form of álef |
| álef {mf} | :: aleph (א) (first letter of the Hebrew alphabet) |
| alefriz {m} [nautical] | :: mortise, rabbet (on the keel or stem) |
| alegación {f} | :: allegation |
| alegadamente {adv} [proscribed] | :: allegedly |
| alegal {adj} | :: unregulated |
| alegar {vt} | :: to cite as a defence or justification for one's actions |
| alegar {vi} | :: to complain |
| alegar {vi} [legal] | :: to speak in defence of the accused in a criminal proceeding; to defend |
| alegar {v} [Canarian] | :: to converse, talk |
| alegato {m} | :: argument |
| alegato {m} | :: allegation |
| alegato {m} | :: plea |
| alegoría {f} | :: allegory |
| alegóricamente {adv} | :: allegorically |
| alegórico {adj} | :: allegorical |
| alegorizar {vt} | :: to allegorize |
| alegranza {f} [rare] | :: joyfulness, happiness |
| alegrar {vt} | :: to make happy |
| alegrar {vr} | :: to be happy |
| alegrar {vr} | :: to be glad |
| alegrarse {v} | :: (reflexive of alegrar) to be happy |
| alegre {adj} | :: joyful, cheerful |
| alegre {adj} | :: happy, joyous, merry |
| alegre {adj} | :: lively |
| alegre {adj} | :: light-hearted |
| alegre {adj} | :: jaunty (dress, attire) |
| alegre {adj} [colloquial] | :: tipsy (slightly drunk) |
| Alegre {prop} | :: surname |
| alegremente {adv} | :: happily, merrily |
| alegría {f} | :: joy, happiness |
| alegría de la casa {f} | :: busy Lizzy (plant) |
| alegrísimo {adj} | :: superlative of alegre |
| alegrón {adj} [Latin America] | :: happy, merry |
| alegrón {m} | :: joy |
| alehop {interj} | :: hup! |
| Aleixandre {prop} [rare] | :: surname |
| Aleja {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| alejado {adj} | :: far, faraway, distant |
| alejador {m} | :: remover |
| alejador {adj} | :: removing |
| alejamiento {m} | :: distancing |
| alejamiento {m} | :: distance |
| alejamiento {m} | :: estrangement, rift |
| Alejandra {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Alejandría {prop} {f} | :: Alejandría (city) |
| alejandrino {adj} | :: Alexandrian, Alexandrine (of or pertaining to Alexandria) |
| alejandrino {adj} | :: Alexandrian (of or pertaining to Alexander the Great) |
| alejandrino {adj} [poetry] | :: Alexandrian |
| alejandrino {m} | :: Alexandrian, Alexandrine (someone from Alexandria) |
| alejandrino {m} [poetry] | :: alexandrine |
| Alejandrino {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| Alejandro {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Alejandro Magno {prop} {m} | :: Alexander the Great (the king of Macedonia) |
| Alejandrópolis {prop} | :: Alejandrópolis (city) |
| alejar {v} | :: to remove to a distance, put farther away, to lead away, to draw away |
| alejar {v} | :: to estrange, alienate |
| alejar {v} | :: to keep at a distance |
| alejarse {v} | :: reflexive of alejar; to move away, distance oneself |
| Alejo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| alelado {adj} | :: dumbstruck, spellbound |
| alelamiento {m} | :: foolishness, stupidity, dimwittedness, hebetude (mental lethargy or dullness) |
| alelar {vt} | :: to stupefy |
| alélico {adj} | :: allelic |
| alelo {m} [genetics] | :: allele (variant of a gene) |
| alelomorfo {m} [genetics] | :: allele |
| alelopatía {f} | :: allelopathy |
| aleluya {interj} | :: hallelujah |
| aleluya {mf} | :: (cry of) hallelujah |
| alemán {adj} | :: German (relating to Germany or to the German language) |
| alemán {m} | :: German (inhabitant of Germany or person of German descent) |
| alemán {m} | :: German [language] |
| alemana {f} | :: feminine noun of alemán |
| alemán antiguo {adj} | :: Old High German |
| alemán antiguo {m} | :: Old High German language |
| Alemania {prop} {f} | :: Germany (country) |
| Alemania del Oeste {prop} {f} | :: West Germany (former European country) |
| Alemania Federal {prop} {f} | :: West Germany (former European country) |
| Alemania Occidental {prop} {f} | :: West Germany (former European country) |
| Alemania Oriental {prop} {f} | :: East Germany |
| alemánico {adj} | :: Allemannic |
| aleno {m} [organic compound] | :: allene |
| alentador {adj} | :: encouraging |
| alentar {v} | :: to encourage, animate, inspirit |
| alentar {v} [Latin America] | :: to slow down, become slow |
| alentar {vr} [Mexico] | :: to become or behave as a shy, shameful or fearful person |
| alentarse {v} | :: reflexive of alentar; to gather up one's courage |
| alentejana {f} | :: feminine noun of alentejano |
| alentejano {adj} | :: Alentejan |
| alentejano {m} | :: Alentejan |
| Alentejo {prop} {m} | :: Alentejo |
| aleonado {adj} | :: alternative form of leonado |
| alepina {f} | :: feminine noun of alepino |
| alepino {adj} | :: Aleppine (of or pertaining to Aleppo, Syria) |
| alepino {m} | :: Aleppine (native or resident of Aleppo, Syria) |
| Alepo {prop} {m} | :: Alepo (city) |
| alera {f} | :: feminine noun of alero |
| alerce {m} | :: larch tree (trees of the genus Larix) |
| alerce {m} | :: the wood of the larch tree |
| alerce {m} | :: Fitzroya cupressoides, a species of cypress tree |
| alerce africano {m} | :: (Tetraclinis articulatus Masters), the sandarac tree |
| alerce patagónico {m} | :: Patagonian cypress |
| alergénico {adj} | :: allergenic |
| alergeno {m} | :: alternative form of alérgeno |
| alérgeno {m} [pathology] | :: allergen |
| alergia {f} [immunology, pathology] | :: allergy |
| alérgico {adj} | :: allergic |
| alergóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of alergólogo |
| alergología {f} [medicine] | :: allergology (the study of the causes and treatment of allergies) |
| alergólogo {m} | :: allergist |
| alero {m} | :: eave |
| alero {m} [sports] | :: winger |
| alero {m} [basketball] | :: small forward |
| alero {m} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: wingman, companion (friend to accompany you when going out) |
| alerón {m} | :: aileron |
| alerta {adj} | :: alert, vigilant |
| alerta {f} | :: alarm |
| alerta {adv} | :: alertly |
| alertamente {adv} [rare] | :: alertly |
| alertamiento {m} | :: alert; alerting |
| alertar {vt} | :: to alert |
| alertita {f} | :: diminutive of alerta |
| alesna {f} | :: alternative form of lezna |
| aleta {f} | :: fin |
| aleta {f} | :: flipper |
| aleta {f} | :: the leaf of a hinge |
| aleta {f} | :: blade of a propeller |
| aleta adiposa {f} [ichthyology] | :: adipose fin (a soft, fleshy fin found on the back of a fish) |
| aleta anal {f} [ichthyology] | :: anal fin (fin on the underside of a fish) |
| aleta caudal {f} | :: caudal fin (the tailfin of a fish and other aquatic vertebrates) |
| aletada {f} | :: motion of the wings; flapping |
| aleta dorsal {f} | :: dorsal fin (fin on a marine animal's back) |
| aleta pectoral {f} [ichthyology] | :: pectoral fin (fin located on each side of a fish) |
| aleta pélvica {f} [ichthyology] | :: pelvic fin (either of a pair of fins) |
| aletargado {adj} | :: lethargic |
| aletargamiento {m} | :: hibernation (state of inactivity during winter) |
| aletargamiento {m} | :: lethargy (state of extreme torpor or apathy) |
| aletargar {v} | :: to make lethargic |
| aletargar {vr} | :: to hibernate |
| aletazo {m} | :: A hit with a fin or wing |
| aletear {vi} | :: to flap (one's wings, fins) (of a bird or fish) |
| aletear {vi} | :: to flutter |
| aletear {vi} | :: to wave one's arms like wings |
| aleteo {m} | :: flap; flapping (of wings) |
| aletría {f} [Murcia] | :: noodle |
| aletrina {f} | :: allethrin (synthetic pyrethroid used in insecticides) |
| aleutiana {f} | :: feminine noun of aleutiano |
| aleutiano {adj} | :: Aleutian |
| aleutiano {m} | :: Aleutian |
| aleutiano {m} | :: Aleutian |
| alevantar {vt} | :: obsolete spelling of levantar |
| aleve {adj} | :: treacherous |
| aleví {mf} | :: Alevite |
| alevín {m} | :: fry, alevin (young fish) |
| alevín {m} | :: youngster, junior |
| alevinaje {m} | :: fish breeding |
| alevino {m} [South America] | :: alternative form of alevín |
| alevosamente {adv} | :: treacherously |
| alevosía {f} | :: treachery |
| alevoso {adj} | :: treacherous |
| alevoso {m} | :: traitor |
| Álex {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Álex {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Alexandrescu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| alexitimia {f} | :: alexithymia |
| al exterior {adv} | :: outside (without a certain confine; outside the house) |
| aleya {f} | :: ayah (a verse in the Quran) |
| alfa {f} | :: alpha; the Greek letter Α, α |
| alfabeta {f} | :: feminine noun of alfabeto |
| alfabéticamente {adv} | :: alphabetically |
| alfabético {adj} | :: alphabetic, alphabetical |
| alfabetismo {m} | :: literacy; the ability to read |
| alfabetizable {adj} | :: able to be made literate (able to read and write) |
| alfabetizable {adj} | :: alphabetizable (able to be arranged in alphabetical order) |
| alfabetización {f} | :: literacy instruction; an effort to counter illiteracy |
| alfabetizador {m} | :: reading tutor |
| alfabetizadora {f} | :: feminine noun of alfabetizador |
| alfabetizar {vt} | :: to alphabetize |
| alfabetizar {vt} | :: to teach how to read and write |
| alfabeto {m} | :: alphabet |
| alfabeto {adj} | :: literate |
| alfabeto {m} | :: literate person |
| alfabeto árabe {m} | :: Arabic alphabet |
| alfabeto cirílico {m} | :: Cyrillic alphabet |
| Alfabeto Fonético Internacional {prop} {m} | :: International Phonetic Alphabet |
| alfabeto glagolítico {m} [linguistics] | :: Glagolitic (the oldest known Slavonic alphabet) |
| alfabeto latino {m} | :: Latin alphabet |
| alfabeto radiofónico {m} | :: ICAO spelling alphabet (ICAO radiotelephony spelling alphabet) |
| alfabeto turco {m} | :: Turkish alphabet (the alphabet used in the Turkish language) |
| alfadía {f} [obsolete] | :: bribe |
| alfaguara {f} | :: wellspring |
| alfahar {m} | :: alternative form of alfar |
| alfaharero {m} | :: obsolete spelling of alfarero |
| alfahidroxiácido {adj} [attributive] | :: alpha hydroxy acid |
| alfajor {m} | :: A popular candy in South America usually filled with dulce de leche |
| alfalfa {f} | :: alfalfa |
| alfalfar {m} | :: alfalfa field (place where alfalfa is grown) |
| alfalfar {vt} | :: to plant alfalfa |
| alfalfez {m} [Argentina] | :: alternative form of alfalfa |
| alfalipoproteina {f} [protein] | :: alphalipoprotein, alpha-lipoprotein |
| alfamar {m} | :: alternative spelling of alhamar |
| alfanje {m} | :: scimitar, cutlass (sword of Persian origin with a curved blade) |
| alfanje {m} | :: swordfish (large marine fish with a long, pointed bill, Xiphias gladius) |
| alfanumérico {adj} | :: alphanumeric (consisting of letters and numbers) |
| alfaque {m} | :: sandbank |
| alfaquí {m} | :: alfaqui |
| alfar {m} | :: clay |
| alfar {m} | :: clay workshop |
| alfarda {f} [historical] | :: A kind of tribute paid by the Moors as Jews to the crown in medieval Spain |
| alfarda {f} | :: A kind of cloak |
| alfarda {f} | :: batten |
| alfarera {f} | :: feminine noun of alfarero |
| alfarería {f} | :: pottery workshop |
| alfarería {f} [uncountable] | :: pottery craft; earthenware |
| alfarero {adj} [attributive] | :: pottery |
| alfarero {m} | :: potter |
| alfarista {mf} | :: A supporter of Eloy Alfaro |
| alfarista {adj} | :: Of or relating to Eloy Alfaro or his beliefs |
| alfarje {m} | :: a type of horizontal wooden ceiling primarily found in Islamic and Spanish Moorish architecture |
| Alfaro {prop} | :: Alfaro (city) |
| Alfaro {prop} | :: surname, the 225th most common in Mexico |
| alfaxalona {f} | :: alfaxalone |
| alféizar {m} | :: windowsill, ledge |
| alfeñique {m} | :: alphenic |
| alferazgo {m} | :: The state of being an alférez |
| alferecía {f} | :: infantile epilepsy |
| alférez {m} [military ranks] | :: second lieutenant, subaltern, ensign |
| alficoz {m} | :: Armenian cucumber |
| alfil {m} [chess] | :: bishop |
| alfil bueno {m} [chess] | :: good bishop |
| alfiler {m} | :: pin (a needle without an eye used for fastening) |
| alfilerazo {m} | :: a prick with a pin |
| alfiletero {m} | :: case for pins and needles |
| alfiletero {m} | :: pincushion |
| alfil malo {m} [chess] | :: bad bishop |
| al fin {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at last; finally |
| al fin {adv} | :: in the end |
| al fin {adv} | :: to the last |
| al final {adv} | :: eventually, after all (in the end) |
| al fin y al cabo {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: when all is said and done |
| al fin y al cabo {phrase} | :: finally |
| al fin y al cabo {phrase} | :: at the very end |
| al fin y al cabo {phrase} | :: at the end of the day |
| alfiz {m} [architecture] | :: alfiz |
| alfombra {f} | :: carpet, rug (covering for a floor) |
| alfombra {f} | :: mat |
| alfombrar {vt} | :: to carpet |
| alfombrilla {f} | :: diminutive of alfombra; a small mat or rug |
| alfombrilla {f} | :: car mat |
| alfombrilla {f} | :: mouse pad, mouse mat |
| alfóncigo {m} | :: pistachio (tree) |
| alfóncigo {m} | :: pistachio (nut) |
| Alfónsez {prop} | :: surname |
| alfonsí {adj} | :: Of or relating to Alfonso X of Castile, medieval king |
| alfónsigo {m} | :: alternative spelling of alfóncigo |
| alfonsinismo {m} | :: The period of Argentina under the rule of Raúl Alfonsín, 1983-1989 |
| alfonsinista {adj} | :: of, pertaining to, or supporting, Raúl Alfonsín, president of Argentina 1983-1989 |
| alfonsinista {mf} | :: A supporter of Raúl Alfonsín |
| alfonsino {adj} | :: Alfonsine |
| Alfonso {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| alforfón {m} | :: buckwheat |
| alforja {f} | :: saddlebag, knapsack |
| alforja {f} | :: pannier |
| alforn {m} [musical instruments] | :: alphorn |
| alforza {f} | :: pleat (in clothing etc) |
| alforza {f} | :: scar |
| alfoz {m} [historical] | :: During the Middle Ages, the rural territory belonging to a corresponding town |
| Alfredo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| al freír de los huevos lo verá {proverb} | :: the proof of the pudding is in the eating |
| al fresco {adj} | :: al fresco (outdoors) |
| al fresco {adv} | :: outdoors (in the open air) |
| alga {f} | :: alga |
| algal {adj} | :: algal |
| algalia {f} | :: civet (perfume) |
| alga parda {f} | :: brown alga |
| algar {m} [obsolete, Spain] | :: cave, grotto |
| algar {m} | :: An expanse of seaweed or algae on the ocean floor |
| algarabía {f} | :: hubbub |
| algarabía {f} | :: gibberish |
| algarabía {f} [rare] | :: Arabic (language) |
| algarada {f} | :: disturbance, hoopla |
| alga roja {f} | :: red alga |
| algarroba {f} | :: carob (fruit of the carob tree) |
| algarrobal {m} | :: carob plantation |
| algarrobo {m} | :: carob tree |
| algarrobo loco {m} | :: Judas tree (Cercis siliquastrum) |
| alga verde {f} | :: green alga |
| algazara {f} | :: hoo-ha, uproar |
| algazara {f} | :: din, racket |
| álgebra {f} | :: algebra |
| álgebra abstracta {f} | :: abstract algebra |
| algebraicamente {adv} | :: algebraically |
| algebraico {adj} | :: algebraic |
| álgebra lineal {f} | :: linear algebra (branch of mathematics) |
| algebrista {mf} [mathematics] | :: algebraist (mathematician) |
| Algeciras {prop} | :: Algeciras (city) |
| algecireño {adj} | :: of or from Algeciras, a town in Cádiz Province, Spain |
| algecireño {m} | :: native or inhabitant of Algeciras |
| -algia {suffix} | :: -algy, -algia |
| álgido {adj} [figurative] | :: decisive, critical, pivotal (of a moment or event) |
| álgido {adj} | :: very cold |
| álgido {adj} [medicine] | :: algid (low body temperature in connection with certain diseases) |
| alginato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alginate |
| algo- {prefix} | :: algo- |
| algo {pron} | :: something, anything |
| algo {adv} | :: rather, somewhat, kind of |
| algo así {adv} | :: kind of, something like that, somewhat |
| algo así como {adv} | :: kind of, kind of like |
| algo del otro mundo {phrase} | :: something special or extraordinary; something to write home about |
| algodón {m} | :: cotton (plant) |
| algodón {m} | :: cotton (textile fiber) |
| algodón {m} | :: cotton wool |
| algodonal {m} | :: cotton plantation |
| algodonal {m} | :: cotton field |
| algodonar {v} | :: to stuff with cotton |
| algodón de azúcar {m} | :: cotton candy, candy floss, fairy floss |
| algodonera {f} | :: feminine noun of algodonero |
| algodonero {adj} [attributive] | :: cotton |
| algodonero {adj} | :: growing cotton |
| algodonero {m} | :: cotton grower |
| algodonero {m} | :: cotton plant |
| algodonoso {adj} | :: cottony |
| algofilia {f} | :: algophilia (pleasure from experiencing pain) |
| Algol {prop} {f} [star] | :: Algol (binary star in the constellation of Perseus) |
| algolagnia {f} | :: algolagnia |
| algóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of algólogo |
| algología {f} | :: algology |
| algología {f} [medicine] | :: pain management |
| algólogo {m} | :: algologist |
| algometría {f} | :: algometry |
| algonquina {f} | :: feminine noun of algonquino |
| algonquino {m} | :: Algonquin (member of an aboriginal people living mainly in Quebec) |
| algonquino {m} [uncountable] | :: Algonquin (the Algic language spoken by the Algonquins) |
| algonquino {adj} | :: Algonquian |
| algo por ahí {adv} | :: thereabout |
| algo por el estilo {pron} | :: something like that |
| algorítmicamente {adv} | :: algorithmically |
| algorítmico {adj} | :: algorithmic |
| algoritmo {m} | :: algorithm |
| algoritmo de Euclides {m} [algebra] | :: Euclidean algorithm |
| algoso {adj} | :: full of algae or seaweed |
| alguacil {m} | :: bailiff |
| alguacil {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: dragonfly, damselfly |
| alguazil {m} | :: obsolete form of alguacil |
| Alguer {prop} {m} | :: Alguer (city/and/port town) |
| alguerés {adj} | :: Algherese (from Alghero) |
| alguerés {m} | :: Algherese (person from Alghero) |
| alguerés {m} | :: Algherese (Catalan dialect) |
| algueresa {f} | :: feminine noun of alguerés |
| alguien {pron} | :: someone, somebody |
| alguien {pron} | :: anyone, anybody |
| alguito {m} | :: diminutive of algo |
| algun {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of algún |
| alguna cosa {pron} | :: something, anything (unspecified object) |
| algunas veces {adv} | :: sometimes (on certain occasions, but not always) |
| alguna vez {adv} | :: ever (at any time) |
| alguna vez {adv} | :: once (on a certain occasion) |
| algund {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of algún |
| algún día {adv} | :: someday, one day (sometime; at some time in the future) |
| alguno {adj} | :: some, any |
| alguno {pron} | :: someone |
| alguno que otro {determiner} | :: one or two; a few |
| algún que otro {determiner} | :: one or two |
| al gusto {adv} [cooking] | :: to taste (depending on personal taste) |
| alhaja {f} | :: jewel; gem |
| alhajar {vt} | :: to bejewel |
| alhajú {m} | :: rare spelling of alajú |
| Alhambra {prop} {f} | :: Alhambra (palace) |
| alhamí {m} [rare] | :: a low bench tiled with azulejos |
| alharaca {f} | :: clamour, vociferation |
| alharaquiento {adj} | :: peevish, complaining, whining (person) |
| alhelí {m} | :: wallflower (several short-lived herbs or shrubs of the genus Erysimum) |
| alhelí {m} | :: Virginia stock, Malcolmia maritima |
| alheña {f} | :: henna (shrub (Lawsonia inermis) and dye) |
| alheña {f} | :: privet (Ligustrum) |
| al hilo {adv} | :: with the grain |
| al hilo {adv} [idiom] | :: nonstop |
| al hilo {adv} [idiom] | :: in a row |
| alholva {f} | :: fenugreek |
| alhóndiga {f} | :: grain store |
| alhucema {f} | :: lavender |
| alhucema {f} | :: spike lavender |
| aliáceo {adj} | :: garlicky; alliaceous |
| aliada {f} | :: feminine noun of aliado |
| aliado {adj} | :: allied |
| aliado {m} | :: ally |
| aliaga {f} | :: alternative form of aulaga |
| aliancista {adj} | :: Being a member or supporter of a political coalition |
| aliancista {adj} | :: Of or relating to a political coalition |
| aliancista {adj} [Chile] | :: Being a member or supporter of the Alianza por Chile |
| aliancista {adj} [Chile] | :: Of or relating to the Alianza por Chile |
| aliancista {mf} | :: A member or supporter of a political coalition |
| aliancista {mf} [Chile] | :: A member or supporter of the Alianza por Chile |
| alianza {f} | :: alliance |
| alianza {f} | :: wedding ring, wedding band |
| alianza {f} | :: political coalition |
| alianza {f} [Bible, religion, Christianity, Judaism, Islam] | :: covenant |
| alianza {f} [archaic, Bible, literary] | :: ark |
| aliar {v} | :: to ally, unite |
| aliarse {vr} | :: to ally (to unite by agreement) |
| alias {adv} | :: also known as; alias |
| alias {m} | :: alias |
| aliblanco {adj} | :: white-winged (said of various species of birds or other animals) |
| alicaído {adj} [colloquial] | :: weak, feeble |
| alicaído {adj} [colloquial] | :: downcast, crestfallen |
| Alicante {prop} | :: Alicante (province) |
| Alicante {prop} | :: Alicante (city) |
| alicantino {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to or from the province or city of Alicante |
| alicantino {m} | :: Someone from the city or province of Alicante |
| alicatado {m} | :: tiling (a covering of tiles) (especially of Arabic architecture) |
| alicatar {vt} | :: to tile |
| alicate {m} | :: pliers |
| alicate {m} [Argentina] | :: nail clippers |
| alicates de corte {mp} | :: wire cutters |
| Alicia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Alicia en el mundo de maravillas {prop} | :: Alice in Wonderland (as in a surreal fairy tale) |
| aliciente {m} | :: lure |
| aliciente {m} | :: incentive |
| alicina {f} [organic compound] | :: allicin |
| alicornio {m} [folklore, mythology, now historical] | :: alicorn (horn of a unicorn) |
| alicornio {m} [fantasy, heraldry] | :: alicorn, winged unicorn (creature) |
| alicorto {adj} | :: short-winged |
| alicorto {adj} | :: naive |
| alicorto {adj} | :: unimaginative |
| alícuota {f} | :: aliquot |
| alícuota {adj} | :: aliquot (contained an integral number of times) |
| alienación {f} | :: alienation |
| alienado {adj} | :: alienated (isolated, excluded, estranged) |
| alienante {adj} | :: alienating |
| alienar {vt} | :: to alienate |
| alienígena {adj} | :: alien, extraterrestrial |
| alienígena {adj} | :: strange, rare, unnatural |
| alienígeno {adj} | :: strange, rare, unnatural |
| alienista {mf} | :: alienist |
| aliento {m} | :: breath |
| alifara {f} [Aragón] | :: a meal as part of a business deal |
| alifático {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: aliphatic |
| aligator {m} | :: alligator (large amphibious reptile of genus Alligator) |
| aligátor {m} | :: alternative form of aligator |
| aligeramiento {m} | :: lightening |
| aligerar {vt} | :: to hasten; to accelerate |
| aligerar {vt} | :: to lighten (as a load) |
| alígero {adj} [poetic] | :: winged; wing'd |
| aligot {m} | :: aligot (a potato and cheese dish from Auvergne) |
| aligote {m} | :: axillary sea bream (Pagellus acarne) |
| aligustre {m} [plant] | :: privet |
| aliina {f} [organic compound] | :: alliin |
| alijar {v} | :: to lighten |
| alijar {v} [nautical] | :: to unload |
| alijar {v} | :: to smuggle onto the shore |
| alijarar {vt} | :: to divide uncultivated land for cultivation |
| alijo {m} | :: contraband, stash, haul, smuggled goods |
| alijo {m} | :: unloading |
| alílico {adj} | :: allylic |
| alilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: allyl |
| alimaña {f} | :: vermin |
| alimaña {f} | :: varmint |
| alimañero {m} | :: A game warden also employed in eliminating invasive and pest species |
| alimentación {f} | :: feeding (an instance of giving food) |
| alimentación {f} | :: feeding (an instance of eating) |
| alimentación {f} | :: food; diet; eating (the food and beverage a person or animal consumes) |
| alimentación {f} | :: nourishment |
| alimentación {f} | :: supply, input, power (of a resource into a mechanical process) |
| alimentador {adj} | :: nutritious |
| alimentar {vt} | :: to feed (to give food to eat) |
| alimentario {adj} | :: alimentary, dietary, food, food-related |
| alimentario {adj} | :: eating |
| alimenticio {adj} | :: alimentary, nourishing |
| alimento {m} [slightly, formal] | :: food (solid substance that can be consumed) |
| alimento {m} | :: nourishment |
| alimento {m} [in the plural] | :: alimony, maintenance |
| alimentoso {adj} [of food or drink] | :: nutritious (providing nutrients) |
| alimoche {m} | :: Egyptian vulture |
| alimón {m} | :: only used in al alimón |
| aliñado {adj} | :: spicy, spiced up |
| aliñado {adj} | :: seasoned |
| aliñar {v} | :: to condiment, to season, to dress (food) |
| aliñar {v} | :: to adorn, decorate |
| aliñar {v} | :: to prepare |
| alinasa {f} | :: alliin lyase |
| alindar {vt} | :: to beautify; to smarten up |
| alineación {f} | :: alignment |
| alineador {adj} | :: aligning (that aligns) |
| alineamiento {m} | :: alignment |
| alinear {vt} | :: to line up, to align |
| alinearse {v} | :: reflexive of alinear |
| al infinito {adv} | :: ad infinitum (endlessly) |
| aliño {m} | :: dressing (for salads) |
| aliño {m} | :: seasoning (for meat) |
| aliño {m} | :: condiment, spice |
| aliño ruso {m} | :: Russian dressing |
| al instante {adv} | :: instantly, at once |
| alioli {m} | :: aioli |
| alipori {m} [Spain] | :: shame, embarrassment |
| alipús {m} [Mexico] | :: drink (served alcoholic beverage) |
| aliquindoi {adv} [idiom, colloquial, Andalusia] | :: in the know, up to speed |
| Alirio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| alirón {interj} | :: hooray; hurrah; come on |
| alirón {m} | :: hurrah; cheer |
| alirrojo {adj} | :: red-winged |
| alisante {adj} | :: smoothing (that smooths) |
| alisar {m} | :: alder tree plantation |
| alisar {vt} | :: to smooth |
| aliscafo {m} | :: alternative form of alíscafo |
| alíscafo {m} | :: hydrofoil (vessel) |
| aliseda {f} | :: alder grove |
| alisio {adj} [meteorology] | :: trade |
| aliso {m} | :: alder tree |
| alistamiento {m} | :: enrollment, enlistment |
| alistana {f} | :: feminine noun of alistano |
| alistano {adj} | :: Of or from Aliste |
| alistano {m} | :: Someone from Aliste |
| alistar {v} | :: to recruit |
| alistar {v} | :: to enlist, to enroll |
| alistar {v} | :: to list |
| alistar {v} | :: to prepare |
| alistar {v} | :: to arrange |
| alistarse {v} | :: reflexive of alistar |
| alita {f} | :: diminutive of ala; small wing |
| Alita {prop} | :: given name |
| alitán {m} | :: nursehound (Scyliorhinus stellaris) |
| aliteración {f} | :: alliteration |
| aliviadero {m} | :: weir (adjustable dam) |
| aliviado {adj} | :: relieved, alleviated, unburdened, eased |
| aliviador {adj} | :: alleviating |
| aliviador {m} | :: alleviant |
| alivianar {vt} [Latin America] | :: to dull, lighten (to soften, moderate or blunt) |
| aliviar {vt} | :: to lighten |
| aliviar {vt} | :: to relieve, alleviate, unburden |
| aliviarse {vr} | :: to soothe (to bring comfort or relief) |
| alivio {m} | :: relief |
| alivio cómico {m} [narratology] | :: comic relief |
| alizarina {f} | :: alizarin |
| aljaba {f} | :: quiver (for arrows) |
| aljama {m} [historical] | :: aljama |
| aljamía {f} | :: aljamiado |
| aljamiado {n} [attributive] | :: aljamiado |
| aljibe {m} | :: well (for water), cistern, tank, reservoir |
| aljofaina {f} | :: alternative form of jofaina |
| aljófar {m} | :: seed pearl |
| aljofifa {f} [dated, regional] | :: floorcloth |
| aljuba {f} | :: doublet (clothing) |
| al jugar y perder, pagar y callar {proverb} | :: don't be a sore loser when gambling |
| allá {adv} | :: there, over there, thither, yonder (in a direction away from the speaker and the listener) |
| allá {adv} | :: then; back then (in time) |
| allá {adv} | :: expressing rejection or lack of interest towards the speaker |
| al lado {prep} | :: next to; beside |
| al lado de {prep} | :: alongside, beside, next to |
| allá donde fueres, haz lo que vieres {proverb} | :: when in Rome, do as the Romans do |
| allamanda {f} | :: allamanda |
| allanador {m} | :: burglar |
| allanamiento {m} | :: smoothing, flattening |
| allanamiento {m} [legal] | :: a search conducted pursuant to a warrant |
| allanamiento {m} | :: burglary |
| allanamiento {m} [Latin America] | :: a police raid |
| allanamiento {m} [Mexico, Spain] | :: break-in |
| allanar {v} | :: to smooth, to flatten |
| allanar {v} | :: to overcome |
| allanar {v} | :: to subdue |
| allanar {v} | :: to break in (to enter by force) |
| allanar {v} | :: to pave [one's way] |
| allantoso {adj} | :: chatty |
| allegado {adj} | :: close, near |
| allegado {m} | :: member of one's inner circle; (in plural) nearest and dearest |
| allegado {m} | :: follower |
| allegar {vt} | :: to collect, gather, collect up, bring together |
| allegar {vr} | :: to adopt (an idea, ideology etc.) |
| allegar {vr} | :: to approach |
| allegar {vr} | :: to arrive, reach, get to |
| allende {adv} [formal] | :: thither |
| allende {adv} [formal] | :: beyond, yonder |
| allende {prep} [formal] | :: beyond |
| Allende {prop} | :: surname |
| allendista {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Salvador Allende (born 1908), president of Chile from 1970 until his death in 1973 |
| allendista {mf} | :: A supporter of Salvador Allende |
| alleniano {adj} [attributive] | :: Woody Allen |
| allerana {f} | :: feminine noun of allerano |
| allerano {adj} | :: Of or from Aller |
| allerano {m} | :: Someone from Aller |
| allí {adv} | :: there (away from the speaker and the listener) |
| all i oli {m} | :: alternative spelling of alioli |
| al loro {adv} [idiom, colloquial, Spain] | :: in the know, up to speed |
| al lote {adj} [idiom] | :: rugged (not neat or regular) |
| alma {f} | :: soul |
| Alma {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| almacén {m} | :: warehouse |
| almacén {m} | :: shop, store; grocer's |
| almacén {m} | :: storeroom |
| almacenable {adj} | :: storable |
| almacenaje {m} | :: storage |
| almacenamiento {m} | :: storage, storing (act of storing) |
| almacenamiento {m} | :: stockpiling, warehousing |
| almacenamiento {m} [computing] | :: storage |
| almacenar {v} | :: to store, stock |
| almacén de datos {m} [computing] | :: data warehouse |
| almacenera {f} | :: feminine noun of almacenero |
| almacenero {m} | :: warehouseman (person who manages or works in a warehouse) |
| almacenista {mf} | :: shopkeeper, storekeeper |
| almacenista {mf} | :: warehouse owner |
| almacenista {mf} | :: warehouseman |
| almácigo {m} | :: seedbed |
| almádana {f} | :: alternative form of almádena |
| almádena {f} | :: sledgehammer |
| almadía {f} | :: A type of raft |
| almadraba {f} | :: tuna fishing |
| almadraba {f} | :: fishing nets arranged as a fence to corral and catch tuna |
| almadreña {f} | :: clog |
| alma gemela {f} | :: soulmate |
| almagra {f} | :: alternative form of almagre |
| almagrar {v} | :: to raddle (mark with raddle) |
| almagre {m} | :: raddle (red ochre) |
| almagrista {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Diego de Almagro, conqueror of South America |
| almagrista {mf} | :: Soldier in the army of Diego de Almagro |
| Almagro {prop} | :: surname |
| Almagro {prop} | :: A place name: |
| Almagro {prop} | :: Almagro (neighbourhood) |
| Almagro {prop} | :: Almagro (municipality) |
| Almagro {prop} | :: Almagro (town) |
| Almagro {prop} | :: Almagro (neighbourhood) |
| al mal tiempo, buena cara {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: when life gives you lemons, make lemonade |
| alma mater {f} | :: alma mater |
| almanaque {m} | :: almanac |
| almandino {m} [mineral] | :: almandine |
| Almanza {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| almarrá {m} | :: cotton gin |
| almártaga {f} | :: headstall |
| almatón {adj} | :: Almatian (of or pertaining to Almaty, Kazakhstan) |
| almatón {m} | :: Almatian (native or resident of Almaty, Kazakhstan) |
| almatona {f} | :: feminine noun of almatón |
| Almatý {prop} | :: Almatý (largest <<city>> and <<former capital>> of <<c/Kazakhstan>>) |
| Almazán {prop} | :: Almazán (town) |
| Almazán {prop} | :: surname |
| almazara {f} | :: olive oil mill |
| almazarrón {m} | :: synonym of almagre; red ochre, ruddle |
| almazuela {f} [Spain] | :: patchwork (cloth, quilt) |
| almecino {m} [Andalusia] | :: synonym of almez |
| Almeda {prop} | :: surname of Arabic origin, cognate with Almeida |
| almeja {f} | :: shellfish, clam, cockle |
| almeja {f} [vulgar, slang] | :: cunt |
| almena {f} | :: merlon, battlement |
| almenado {adj} | :: embattled |
| almenaje {m} | :: crenellation (pattern along the top of a parapet through which arrows or other weaponry may be shot) |
| almenara {f} | :: beacon, signal fire |
| almenara {f} | :: large candelabrum |
| almenara {f} [Teruel, Zaragoza] | :: overflow ditch |
| almendra {f} | :: almond (type of tree nut) |
| almendra {f} | :: kernel (central (usually edible) part of a nut) |
| almendra {f} [colloquial, Spain] | :: A human head, especially a big one; a melon |
| almendrado {adj} | :: almond-shaped |
| almendrado {adj} | :: containing almonds |
| almendrado {m} | :: marzipan, marchpane |
| almendral {m} | :: almond orchard (a place with many almond trees) |
| almendrar {v} | :: to decorate something, usually a pastry or confection, with almonds |
| Almendras {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| almendro {m} | :: almond (tree) |
| almendrón {m} | :: tropical almond tree |
| almendruco {m} | :: almond |
| al menos {adv} | :: at least, at minimum (at any rate) |
| Almería {prop} {f} | :: Almería (province) |
| Almería {prop} {f} | :: Almería (city) |
| almeriense {adj} | :: From Almería |
| almeriense {mf} | :: Someone from Almería |
| almeriensista {mf} [soccer] | :: A person connected with UD Almería, a Spanish football team from the city of Almería |
| almez {m} [plant] | :: (Celtis) hackberry |
| almez {m} [plant] | :: (Celtis australis L.) Mediterranean hackberry |
| almeza {f} | :: hackberry (fruit) |
| almezo {m} | :: alternative form of almez |
| almiar {m} | :: haystack |
| almíbar {m} | :: sugar water |
| almíbar {m} | :: sweet syrup, made of sugar only |
| almibarado {adj} | :: sugary, syrupy |
| almibarar {v} | :: to cover with syrup |
| almibarar {v} | :: to sweeten up |
| almidana {f} [obsolete] | :: hippodrome |
| almidón {m} | :: starch |
| almidonar {vt} | :: to starch |
| almidón de patata {m} | :: potato starch |
| almilla {f} | :: diminutive of alma |
| alminar {m} | :: minaret |
| almiquí {m} | :: solenodon (small nocturnal insectivorous mammal with long snout and venomous saliva) |
| almiranta {m} [nautical] | :: admiral's boat |
| almirantazgo {m} | :: admiralty |
| almirante {m} | :: admiral |
| almirez {m} | :: large mortar |
| almirez {m} | :: pestle |
| al mismo tiempo {adv} | :: at the same time |
| almita {f} | :: diminutive of alma |
| almizclar {v} | :: to musk |
| almizcle {m} | :: musk |
| almizcleño {adj} | :: musky |
| almizclero {adj} | :: musky |
| almo {adj} [poetic] | :: nourishing |
| almo {adj} [poetic] | :: venerable |
| almodovariano {adj} | :: Almodovarian |
| almofalla {f} [archaic] | :: encampment, encamped army |
| almofalla {f} [archaic] | :: host, army |
| almogávar {adj} [historical] | :: almogavar |
| almogávar {m} [historical] | :: almogavar (light footsoldier during the Reconquista) |
| almohada {f} | :: pillow (soft cushion used to support the head) |
| almohade {adj} | :: Almohad |
| almohade {m} | :: Almohad |
| almohadilla {f} | :: pincushion |
| almohadilla {f} | :: inkpad |
| almohadilla {f} | :: the hash, octothorpe, pound symbol (#) |
| almohadilla {f} | :: seat cushion (to sit on) |
| almohadilla {f} | :: footpad (underside of an animal's paw) |
| almohadillado {adj} | :: padded |
| almohadillar {vt} | :: to pad |
| almohadita {f} | :: diminutive of almohada |
| almohadón {m} | :: cushion (soft material in cloth bag) |
| almohaza {f} | :: currycomb |
| almohazar {vt} [equestrian] | :: To currycomb |
| almojábana {f} | :: A Colombian bread made with cheese and flour |
| almojábana {f} | :: A Spanish fritter made with lard, eggs, and sugar |
| almojábano {m} | :: alternative form of almojábana |
| almojama {m} | :: obsolete form of mojama |
| almojarifazgo {m} | :: A colonial customs tariff in the Spanish and Portuguese Empires |
| almojarife {m} | :: customs officer; revenue collector |
| almóndiga {f} | :: alternative form of albóndiga |
| almondiguilla {f} | :: dated form of albondiguilla |
| almoneda {f} | :: auction |
| almoneda {f} | :: auction house |
| almoneda {f} [retail] | :: clearance |
| almoraduj {m} | :: marjoram |
| almorávide {m} | :: Almoravid |
| almorrana {f} [usually, in the plural] | :: hemorrhoid, haemorrhoid, piles |
| almorta {f} | :: grass pea, chickling vetch (Lathyrus sativus) |
| almorta {f} | :: flour made from the Lathyrus sativus |
| almorta {f} | :: red pea (Lathyrus cicera) |
| almorzar {vi} | :: to eat lunch |
| almorzar {vt} | :: to eat for lunch |
| Almu {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| almud {m} | :: almude, a unit of volume |
| Almudena {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| almuecín {m} [Islam] | :: muezzin (person who issues call to prayer) |
| almuédano {m} [Islam] | :: muezzin, the person who calls the faithful to prayer in Islam |
| almuerzo {m} | :: lunch |
| almunia {f} | :: A kind of manor house in Islamic architecture |
| al ñudo {adv} [Uruguay, Argentina, idiom] | :: in vain |
| a lo {prep} | :: a la |
| alo- {prefix} | :: allo- |
| aló {interj} [Latin America] | :: hello [commonly used when answering the telephone] |
| a lo bestia {adv} [idiom] | :: to the full; hard; like crazy |
| alóbroges {mp} | :: Allobroge |
| alocación {f} | :: allocation |
| alocadamente {adv} | :: madly, wildly |
| alocado {adj} | :: zany, crazy |
| alocado {adj} | :: madcap, mad |
| alocar {vt} | :: to drive crazy, madden |
| alocar {vr} [alocarse] | :: to go mad |
| alocarse {v} | :: reflexive of alocar |
| alóctono {adj} | :: allochthonous |
| alocución {f} | :: speech, address |
| Alodia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| alodial {adj} [law] | :: allodial (owned freely and clear of any encumbrances) |
| alodio {m} | :: allodium |
| aloe {m} | :: alternative form of áloe |
| áloe {m} [plant] | :: aloe, aloe juice |
| áloe {m} | :: agarwood |
| áloe vera {m} | :: alternative spelling of aloe vera |
| alofoke {adv} [idiomatic, slang] | :: Contraction of a lo fuck it; carelessly; on the fly; spontaneously |
| alófono {m} [linguistics] | :: allophone (alternative pronunciation for a phoneme) |
| alogamia {f} [biology] | :: allogamy |
| alógena {f} | :: feminine noun of alógeno |
| alogénico {adj} | :: allogenic |
| alógeno {adj} | :: alien, foreign |
| alógeno {adj} [geology] | :: allogenic |
| alógeno {m} | :: foreigner |
| a lo grande {adv} [colloquial, idiomatic] | :: in style, with a bang, in a big way |
| a lo hecho, pecho {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: what's done is done |
| a lo hecho, pecho {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: make one's bed and lie in it |
| aloína {f} [organic compound] | :: aloin |
| alojamiento {m} | :: accommodation, lodging |
| alojar {vt} | :: to house, accommodate |
| alojar {vr} | :: to stay |
| alojarse {v} | :: reflexive form of alojar |
| alojarse {v} | :: to lodge, take lodging |
| alojarse {v} | :: to be billeted, quartered |
| alojativo {adj} | :: accommodative |
| a lo largo {adv} | :: lengthwise (in the long direction) |
| a lo largo {adv} | :: along (in a line with, moving forward) |
| a lo largo {adv} | :: in the distance, far away |
| a lo largo de {prep} | :: during, throughout |
| a lo lejos {adv} [idiom] | :: far away; yonder |
| a lo loco {adv} [colloquial, idiom] | :: without thinking, in a hurry |
| a lo loco {adv} [colloquial, idiom] | :: wildly |
| a lo loco {adv} [colloquial, idiom] | :: quickly |
| alomado {adj} | :: spine-shaped |
| a lo mejor {adv} [idiom] | :: maybe, perhaps |
| alomorfo {m} [linguistics] | :: allomorph (phonological representation of a morpheme) |
| alondra {f} | :: lark (bird) |
| Alondra {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| alongar {v} [obsolete] | :: to elongate, lengthen |
| Alonso {prop} | :: given name |
| Alonso {prop} | :: surname |
| alopatía {f} | :: allopathy |
| alopatría {f} [ecology] | :: allopatry (geographical isolation) |
| alopátrico {adj} [ecology] | :: allopatric |
| alopecia {f} | :: alopecia |
| alopurinol {m} [pharmaceutical drugs] | :: allopurinol |
| alosa {f} [biology] | :: alosa, shad |
| alosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: allose |
| alosaurio {m} | :: allosaurus |
| alosauro {m} [rare] | :: alternative form of alosaurio |
| a los cuatro vientos {adv} [idiomatic] | :: from the rooftops |
| alosna {f} [botany] | :: wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) |
| alostérico {adj} | :: allosteric |
| a lo sumo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at most, at best |
| alotrasplante {m} [surgery] | :: allotransplantation |
| alotropía {f} | :: allotropy |
| alotrópico {adj} [chemistry] | :: allotropic |
| alótropo {m} [chemistry] | :: allotrope |
| alozima {f} [genetics, enzyme] | :: allozyme |
| alpaca {f} | :: alpaca |
| alpaquera {f} | :: feminine noun of alpaquero |
| alpaquero {m} | :: alpaca farmer |
| al parecer {adv} [idiom] | :: seemingly |
| alpargata {f} | :: espadrille (light shoe) |
| alpargatera {f} | :: feminine noun of alpargatero |
| alpargatero {m} | :: espadrille seller |
| al paso {adv} [music] | :: in time |
| al paso {adv} [chess] | :: en passant |
| al pedido {adj} | :: custom-made |
| al pelo {adv} [idiom] | :: perfectly; like a glove |
| Alpes {prop} {mp} | :: Alpes (mountain range) |
| Alpes del sur {prop} {mp} | :: Southern Alps, New Zealand |
| Alpes neozelandeses {prop} {mp} | :: Southern Alps, New Zealand |
| alpestre {adj} | :: Alpine |
| alpestre {adj} | :: alpine |
| al pie de la letra {adv} [idiomatic] | :: to the letter |
| al pie de la palabra {adj} [idiomatic] | :: word-for-word (using exactly the same words as were originally used) |
| al pie de la palabra {adv} | :: word for word (in exactly the same words) |
| al pie del cañón {adj} [idiom] | :: at the ready |
| alpinismo {m} | :: mountaineering, alpinism |
| alpinista {mf} | :: mountaineer |
| alpino {adj} | :: Alpine |
| alpino {adj} | :: alpine |
| alpiste {m} | :: canary grass (Phalaris canariensis) |
| alpiste {m} | :: birdseed |
| al poco rato {adv} | :: not long after |
| al por mayor {adv} [idiomatic] | :: wholesale |
| al por mayor {adj} [idiomatic] | :: wholesale |
| al por menor {adj} [idiomatic] | :: retail |
| alprazolam {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: alprazolam |
| al primer envite {adv} [idiom] | :: at the very start; from the word go |
| al principio {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at first, initially |
| alpujarreña {f} | :: feminine noun of alpujarreño |
| alpujarreño {adj} | :: Of or from Las Alpujarras |
| alpujarreño {m} | :: Someone from Las Alpujarras |
| al punto {adv} [idiomatic] | :: immediately, straight away |
| Al Qaeda {prop} {f} | :: al-Qaeda (the global network of militant Islamist extremists.) |
| Al Qaida {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Al Qaeda |
| al que le quepa el sayo {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: if the shoe fits |
| alquenilo {adj} | :: alkene |
| alqueno {m} [organic compound] | :: alkene |
| alquenol {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkenol |
| alquequenje {m} | :: bladder cherry (Physalis alkekengi) |
| alquería {f} | :: farmhouse |
| alquibla {f} | :: qibla |
| alquicel {m} | :: a type of Moorish cloak, often made of white wool |
| alquicer {m} | :: obsolete form of alquicel |
| alquilable {adj} | :: rentable |
| alquilación {f} [organic chemistry] | :: alkylation |
| alquilador {m} | :: renter |
| alquiladora {f} | :: feminine noun of alquilador |
| alquilante {adj} [organic chemistry, of a rearrangement reaction] | :: alkylative (that forms an alkyl group) |
| alquilante {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkylator (an alkylating agent) |
| alquilar {vt} [Spain] | :: to rent |
| alquilar {vt} [Spain] | :: to rent out something to someone |
| alquilbenceno {m} | :: alkylbenzene |
| alquilé {m} | :: obsolete form of alquiler |
| alquiler {m} [El Salvador, Spain, Mexico] | :: rent (a payment made in exchange for something borrowed, and its amount) |
| alquilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: alkyl |
| alquimia {f} | :: alchemy |
| alquímico {adj} | :: alchemical |
| alquimila {f} | :: lady's mantle (Alchemilla vulgaris) |
| alquimila {f} [Morelos, Mexico] | :: Geranium mexicanum |
| alquimista {mf} | :: alchemist |
| alquino {f} [organic compound] | :: alkyne |
| alquitara {f} | :: still (device for distilling liquids) |
| alquitarar {vt} | :: to distil |
| alquitrán {m} [chemistry] | :: tar, pitch |
| alquitranado {adj} | :: tarred |
| alquitranar {vt} | :: to tar |
| al rato {adv} [idiom] | :: sometime (at an unstated or indefinite time in the future) |
| alrededor {m} [also in the plural] | :: surroundings |
| alrededor {adv} | :: around (from place to place) |
| alrededor de {prep} | :: around (at various places in) |
| alrededor de {adv} | :: around, approximately |
| al respecto {adv} | :: about it, regarding it, on it, on the matter, about that, regarding that, on this matter, on the subject, thereon, thereto |
| al revés {adv} | :: in the opposite direction or order |
| al revés {adv} | :: backwards |
| al revés {adv} | :: inside out |
| al revés {adv} | :: the other way around |
| al revés {adv} | :: upside down |
| al revés {adj} [attributive] | :: inverted (with respect to something) |
| al rojo vivo {adj} [idiom] | :: red-hot |
| alsa {m} [Asturias, Cantabria, León] | :: bus |
| Alsacia {prop} {f} | :: Alsacia (historical region) |
| alsaciana {f} | :: feminine noun of alsaciano |
| alsaciano {m} | :: Alsatian |
| alsaciano {adj} | :: Alsatian |
| al seguro {adv} [idiom] | :: surely; certainly; no doubt |
| al sujeto de {prep} | :: about |
| alta {f} [medicine] | :: certificate of discharge (from a hospital) |
| alta {f} | :: entry into a profession or organization |
| alta {f} [legal] | :: tax declaration |
| Alta Austria {prop} {f} | :: Alta Austria (state) |
| Alta California {prop} {f} | :: Alta California (A <<historic geographic region>> of Spain and Mexico, which today roughly comprises the U.S. state of < |
| alta danza {f} [obsolete] | :: saltarello |
| alta fidelidad {f} | :: high fidelity (electronic system) |
| alta gama {f} | :: high end |
| Altagracia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| alta mar {f} | :: open sea, high seas (regions of ocean far from shore) |
| altamar {f} | :: alternative spelling of alta mar |
| altamente {adv} | :: highly (extremely) |
| altamisa {f} | :: alternative form of artemisa |
| alta montaña {f} | :: High-altitude mountain |
| altanería {f} | :: haughtiness, arrogance |
| altanero {adj} | :: arrogant, haughty |
| al tanto {adj} | :: up to speed, in the know, informed, in the loop, aware, privy |
| altar {m} | :: altar (a table used for religious rites) |
| altar {m} | :: stone that separates the firebox from the hearth in reverberatory furnaces |
| Altar {prop} | :: Altar (municipality) |
| Altas Fiestas {prop} {fp} | :: High Holidays (Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, collectively) |
| altas horas {fp} | :: small hours; the very early morning, just after midnight, when most people are asleep, ungodly hours |
| alta traición {f} | :: high treason (criminal disloyalty to one's country) |
| Alta Verapaz {prop} {f} | :: Alta Verapaz (department) |
| altavoz {m} | :: loudspeaker, speaker (an electromechanical transducer that converts an electrical signal into audible sound) |
| altavoz {m} | :: loudspeaker, speaker enclosure, speaker cabinet (an encasing containing one or more loudspeaker devices and usually other electrical equipment such as a driver) |
| altavoz {m} | :: speakerphone, speaker (a loudspeaker on a telephone that broadcasts the sound, to use handsfree) |
| altazimutal {adj} [attributive] | :: altazimuth |
| Altea {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Althaea |
| altear {v} [Ecuador] | :: to raise, to erect |
| altear {v} [Argentina, Paraguay] | :: to tell someone to stop |
| alteño {adj} | :: Someone from El Alto, Bolivia |
| alteño {m} | :: Someone from El Alto |
| altense {adj} | :: of or from Los Altos |
| altense {mf} | :: Someone from Los Altos |
| alterabilidad {f} | :: alterability |
| alterable {adj} | :: alterable |
| alteración {f} | :: alteration |
| alteración {f} | :: altercation, quarrel |
| alteradísimo {adj} | :: superlative of alterado |
| alterado {adj} | :: upset, angry |
| alterado {adj} | :: corrupted, altered |
| alterar {vt} | :: to alter, to change |
| alterar {vt} | :: to upset |
| alterar {vr} | :: to get angry, upset |
| alterarse {v} | :: reflexive of alterar |
| altercación {f} [rare] | :: altercation |
| altercado {m} | :: altercation |
| altercar {v} | :: to dispute, argue, quarrel |
| alter ego {m} | :: alter ego (alternate personality or persona) |
| álter ego {m} | :: alternative spelling of alter ego |
| alteridad {f} [philosophy, anthropology] | :: alterity, otherness |
| altermundismo {m} | :: alter-globalization |
| alternabilidad {f} [government] | :: The possibility of rotation of power in a political regime |
| alternación {f} | :: alternation |
| alternadamente {adv} | :: alternately |
| alternador {m} | :: alternator (an electric generator which produces alternating current) |
| alternancia {f} | :: alternation (the reciprocal succession of two things) |
| alternancia de código {f} [linguistics] | :: code-switching (phenomenon of alternating between two or more languages) |
| alternante {adj} | :: alternating |
| alternar {v} | :: to alternate |
| alternar {v} | :: to interact, communicate, hang out, socialize |
| alternativa {f} | :: An alternative, option |
| alternativa {f} | :: alternation |
| alternativa {f} [bullfighting] | :: a ceremony in which a "novillero" becomes a "matador" for the first time, when the "padrino" allows him to make his first kill |
| alternativamente {adv} | :: alternatively |
| alternatividad {f} | :: alternativity |
| alternativo {adj} | :: alternative |
| alterne {m} | :: socializing, hanging out |
| alterno {adj} | :: alternate, alternative |
| altero {m} | :: A pile, stack |
| alteza {f} | :: highness (the state of being high) |
| alteza {f} | :: height, stature |
| alteza {f} | :: Highness |
| altibajo {m} [in the plural] | :: ups and downs |
| altibajo {m} | :: setback |
| altillo {m} | :: loft, mezzanine, attic |
| altílocuo {adj} | :: pompous; orotund |
| altimetría {f} | :: altimetry |
| altimétrico {adj} | :: altimetric (pertaining to or involving altimetry) |
| altímetro {m} | :: altimeter (an apparatus for measuring altitude) |
| altiplanicie {f} | :: high plateau |
| altiplánico {adj} | :: highland, mountain-dwelling |
| altiplano {m} [geography] | :: a high plateau |
| Altiplano Armenio {prop} {m} | :: Armenian Highland |
| al tiro {adv} [Chile] | :: straight away |
| altísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of altamente |
| altísimo {adj} | :: superlative of alto |
| altisonancia {f} | :: pompousness, grandiloquence |
| altisonante {adj} | :: high-sounding |
| altisonante {adj} | :: pompous |
| altísono {adj} | :: high-flown; pompous |
| altitud {f} | :: height |
| altitud {f} | :: altitude |
| altitudinal {adj} | :: altitudinal |
| altitudinalmente {adv} | :: altitudinally |
| altivamente {adv} | :: haughtily |
| altivez {f} | :: haughtiness; arrogance |
| altivo {adj} | :: arrogant, haughty |
| alto {adj} | :: tall |
| alto {adj} | :: high |
| alto {adj} | :: loud |
| alto {adj} | :: upper, top |
| alto {adj} | :: senior (rank) |
| alto {m} | :: height (in measurements) |
| alto {adv} | :: up, high, highly |
| alto {adv} | :: loudly |
| alto {m} | :: stop, halt |
| alto {m} | :: break, pause, rest |
| alto {m} [traffic] | :: stop (signal) |
| alto {m} [traffic] | :: red light |
| alto {interj} | :: halt!; stop! |
| alto alemán {m} | :: High German |
| alto alemán medio {m} | :: Middle High German |
| altoandino {adj} | :: High Andean |
| altoaragonés {adj} | :: Of or from High Aragon |
| altoaragonés {m} | :: Aragonese (language) |
| altocúmulo {m} | :: altocumulus |
| alto directivo {m} | :: senior executive |
| alto ejecutivo {m} | :: senior executive |
| alto el fuego {m} | :: ceasefire |
| altoextremeño {m} | :: The northern dialect of Extremaduran |
| alto funcionario {m} | :: high-ranking official |
| Alto Garona {prop} {m} | :: Alto Garona (department) |
| altoimperial {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Roman Empire during its peak |
| Alto Loira {prop} {m} | :: Alto Loira (department) |
| altomedieval {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the Early Middle Ages |
| altoparlante {m} [Latin America] | :: loudspeaker |
| altoperuana {f} | :: feminine noun of altoperuano |
| altoperuano {adj} | :: Of or from the region of Upper Peru |
| altoperuano {m} | :: An inhabitant of the region of Upper Peru |
| Alto Rin {prop} | :: Alto Rin (department) |
| altorrelieve {m} | :: high relief |
| Altos Alpes {prop} {mp} | :: Altos Alpes (department) |
| Alto Saona {prop} {m} | :: Alto Saona (department) |
| altostrato {m} | :: altostratus (cloud type) |
| Alto Volta {prop} {m} | :: Upper Volta |
| altozano {m} | :: small hill; hillock |
| altramuz {m} | :: lupin (any member of the genus Lupinus in the family Fabaceae) |
| al traste {adv} [idiom] | :: to the dogs, unsuccessfully |
| al través {adv} | :: crosswise, across (transversely) |
| altrosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: altrose |
| altruismo {m} | :: altruism |
| altruista {adj} | :: altruistic |
| altruista {mf} | :: altruist |
| altruistamente {adv} | :: altruistically |
| al tuntún {adv} [idiomatic] | :: recklessly, any old how |
| altura {f} | :: height |
| altura {f} | :: altitude |
| alturado {adj} [Peru] | :: high-brow, formal |
| altura tonal {f} [music] | :: pitch (the perceived frequency of a sound or note) |
| alubia {f} | :: bean seed |
| alubia {f} | :: green bean |
| alubia {f} | :: bean plant |
| aluciflipar {v} [colloquial] | :: to fascinate; to leave gobsmacked |
| alucinación {f} | :: hallucination |
| alucinante {adj} | :: hallucinatory, hallucinating, mind-blowing, mind-bending |
| alucinante {adj} | :: amazing, awesome, brilliant |
| alucinante {adj} [figuratively, colloquial] | :: mind-blowing |
| alucinante {adj} [figuratively, colloquial] | :: mind-boggling, mind-bending |
| alucinar {v} | :: to hallucinate |
| alucinar {v} | :: to fascinate |
| alucinógeno {adj} | :: hallucinogenic |
| alucinógeno {m} | :: hallucinogen |
| alud {m} | :: avalanche |
| alud {m} [figurative] | :: barrage |
| aludir {v} | :: to allude |
| aluego {adv} [obsolete] | :: synonym of luego |
| alumbrado {m} | :: lighting (the equipment used to provide illumination) |
| alumbrado {adj} | :: drunk; tipsy |
| alumbramiento {m} | :: birth, childbirth |
| alumbramiento {m} | :: afterbirth |
| alumbrar {v} | :: to illuminate |
| alumbrar {v} | :: to give birth |
| alumbrar {v} | :: to shed light (on) |
| alumbrarse {v} | :: reflexive of alumbrar |
| alumbrarse {v} | :: to get tipsy |
| alumbre {m} [chemistry] | :: alum (an astringent salt) |
| alúmina {f} | :: alumina (aluminum oxide) |
| aluminio {m} [chemical element, metal] | :: aluminum |
| aluminita {f} [mineral] | :: aluminite |
| aluminosilicato {m} | :: aluminosilicate |
| aluminosis {f} [pathology] | :: aluminosis |
| aluminosis {f} [construction] | :: aluminosis |
| aluminoso {adj} | :: aluminous |
| alumna {f} | :: feminine noun of alumno |
| alumnado {m} | :: student body, populace of students |
| alumne {mf} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: pupil, student |
| alumnita {f} | :: diminutive of alumna |
| alumno {m} | :: pupil, student, learner |
| alunita {f} [mineral] | :: alunite |
| alunizaje {m} | :: moon landing |
| alunizaje {m} | :: ram-raiding |
| alunizar {v} | :: to land on the moon |
| alusión {f} | :: allusion |
| alusivo {adj} | :: allusive |
| aluvial {adj} | :: alluvial |
| aluvión {m} | :: alluvium |
| aluvión {m} [figurative] | :: tidal wave, avalanche, barrage (incredibly large amount) |
| aluvional {adj} | :: alluvial |
| aluzado {adj} [Latin America] | :: lit; lighted |
| aluzar {v} [Latin America] | :: to light, light up |
| alv {phrase} | :: initialism of a la verga |
| ALV {phrase} [Honduras, Mexico, vulgar, slang] | :: initialism of a la verga |
| Álvara {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| alvaradeño {adj} | :: Pertaining to or originating from Alvarado in Mexico |
| Alvarado {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| Alvarado {prop} {m} | :: Alvarado (city) |
| Álvarez {prop} | :: surname |
| alvarezsáurido {m} | :: alvarezsaurid |
| Álvaro {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| álveo {m} | :: riverbed |
| alveolado {adj} | :: alveolate |
| alveolar {adj} | :: alveolar |
| alveolar {f} | :: alveolar |
| alveolitis seca {f} [dentistry] | :: dry socket (inflammation of the alveolar bone) |
| alveolo {m} | :: alternative form of alvéolo |
| alvéolo {m} [anatomy] | :: alveolus (anatomical structure that has the form of a hollow cavity) |
| alveolocapilar {adj} | :: alveolocapillary |
| alvéolo pulmonar {m} [anatomy] | :: pulmonary alveolus (small air sac in the lungs) |
| alverja {f} | :: alternative form of arveja |
| Alviar {prop} | :: surname |
| al vuelo {adv} [idiom] | :: on-the-fly |
| al vuelo {adv} [idiom] | :: on the wing |
| Al-Yazira {prop} {f} | :: Al Jazeera (Arabic satellite TV news channel) |
| alza {f} | :: rise |
| alzacola {m} | :: scrub robin; bush chat |
| alzacuello {m} | :: choker (piece of jewelry worn close to the throat) |
| alzacuello {m} | :: clerical collar |
| alzacuellos {m} | :: alternative form of alzacuello |
| alzacuellos {m} | :: plural of alzacuello |
| alzada {f} | :: height (distance from bottom) |
| alzada {f} | :: elevation |
| alzada {f} [law] | :: appeal |
| alzado {adj} | :: lifted, raised up |
| alzado {adj} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: big-headed |
| alzado {adj} [colloquial, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela] | :: arrogant, cocky |
| alzado {adj} [vulgar, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: erect, stiff, having a boner |
| alzado {m} [architecture] | :: elevation, elevated part of the façade (of a building) |
| alzado {m} [vulgar, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: a boner |
| alzadora {f} | :: folding machine |
| Alzaga {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| alzamiento {m} | :: lifting; raise, increase |
| alzamiento {m} | :: uprising, revolt |
| alzar {vt} | :: to lift, raise |
| alzar {vt} | :: to remove; to steal |
| alzar {vt} | :: to hide |
| alzar {vr} | :: to rise up, revolt |
| alzar {vr} [with preposition con] | :: to achieve, obtain |
| alzar {vr} [legal] | :: to appeal |
| alzar el dedo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to give the finger (make an obscene gesture) |
| alzar el vuelo {v} | :: to take flight (of a bird) |
| alzarse {v} | :: reflexive of alzar |
| alzheimer {m} | :: nonstandard form of alzhéimer |
| Alzheimer {m} | :: short for enfermedad de Alzheimer |
| alzhéimer {m} | :: short for enfermedad de Alzheimer |
| a. m. {adv} | :: a.m. |
| am {adv} | :: a.m. (before noon) |
| AM {adv} | :: AM (before noon) |
| ama {f} | :: lady of the house |
| ama {f} | :: proprietress |
| ama {f} | :: landlady |
| ama {f} | :: housekeeper, head maid |
| ama {f} | :: nursemaid, nanny |
| ama {f} | :: wetnurse |
| ama {f} | :: mistress |
| amá {f} [nonstandard] | :: mom |
| amabilidad {f} | :: kindness |
| amabilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of amable |
| amable {adj} | :: kind, amiable |
| amable {adj} | :: charming |
| amablemente {adv} | :: kindly, friendly |
| amacollar {vir} [of stems, flowers, tillers, etc.] | :: to grow in clumps or tufts |
| ama de casa {f} | :: housewife, homemaker (female head of household) |
| ama de casa {f} | :: housekeeper (one who looks after the home by herself) |
| ama de cría {f} | :: wet nurse |
| ama de llaves {f} | :: housekeeper; maid |
| amaderado {adj} | :: woody (resembling wood) |
| amadisiano {adj} | :: of or relating to Amadís de Gaula, a 14th century book, or its style |
| amadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of amado |
| amado {adj} | :: beloved |
| amador {adj} | :: loving |
| amador {m} | :: lover (one who loves) |
| amadora {f} | :: feminine noun of amador |
| amadrinar {v} | :: to sponsor (as a woman) |
| amadrinar {v} | :: to be a godmother (to) |
| amaestrador {m} | :: animal trainer, animal tamer, tamer |
| amaestradora {f} | :: feminine noun of amaestrador |
| amaestramiento {m} | :: training |
| amaestrar {v} | :: to train, school, drill (an animal) |
| AMAF {m} | :: HFCS (high fructose corn syrup) |
| amagante {m} | :: Cistus symphytifolius |
| amagar {v} | :: to threaten |
| amago {m} | :: start; beginnings |
| amago {m} | :: attempt; threat |
| amago {m} [fencing] | :: feint |
| amainar {vi} | :: to abate, to die down, to subside, to let up, to ease off |
| amainar {vt} | :: to shorten, to take in |
| amaitinar {v} | :: to watch |
| amaitinar {v} | :: to spy on |
| amalecita {mf} | :: Amalekite |
| amalfitana {f} | :: feminine noun of amalfitano |
| amalfitano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Amalfi |
| amalfitano {m} | :: Native or resident of Amalfi |
| amalgama {f} | :: amalgam (a combination of different things) |
| amalgama {f} [metallurgy] | :: amalgam (an alloy containing mercury) |
| amalgamación {f} | :: amalgamation |
| amalgamar {v} | :: to amalgamate |
| Amalia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| a mal tiempo buena cara {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: alternative spelling of al mal tiempo buena cara |
| amama {f} [Basque Country] | :: grandma |
| amamantamiento {m} | :: breast feeding |
| amamantar {v} | :: to nurse, to breastfeed |
| Amán {prop} {m} | :: Amán (capital) |
| amañar {v} | :: to rig, fix, meddle with |
| amancebamiento {m} | :: cohabitation |
| amancebarse {vr} | :: to shack up (live together) |
| amancillar {v} [obsolete] | :: to besmirch; to taint |
| Amanda {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| amanecer {m} | :: dawn (the morning period of twilight) |
| amanecer {vi} [impersonal] | :: to dawn |
| amanecer {vi} [impersonal] | :: to get light (become light in the morning) |
| amanecer {vi} | :: to wake up (cease to sleep) |
| amanecer {vi} | :: to see the morning; be seen by the morning (be in a given state when the sun rises) |
| amanecer {vt} | :: to awake, wake up (rouse from sleep) |
| amanecer {vr} | :: to waken, awaken (cease to sleep) |
| amanecer {vr} [Latin America] | :: to stay awake all night |
| amanerado {adj} | :: mannered |
| amanerado {adj} | :: effeminate, camp |
| amaneramiento {m} | :: affectation, mannerism |
| amaní {adj} | :: Ammani (of or pertaining to Amman, Jordan) |
| amaní {mf} | :: Ammani (native or resident of Amman, Jordan) |
| a mano {adv} | :: by hand; manually; without the use of a machine |
| a mano {adv} | :: at hand, on hand, to hand, handy (within easy reach; nearby) |
| a mano {adj} [idiomatic] | :: even; equal with another |
| amaño {m} | :: knack; skill |
| amaño {m} | :: trick |
| amansador {m} [Latin America] | :: tamer |
| amansadora {f} | :: feminine noun of amansador |
| a mansalva {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in spades, in droves, loads, heaps |
| a mansalva {adv} [obsolete] | :: securely |
| amansamiento {m} | :: taming, breaking in |
| amansar {v} | :: to tame |
| amantadina {f} [organic compound] | :: amantadine |
| amante {adj} | :: loving |
| amante {adj} | :: beloved; dear |
| amante {mf} | :: lover (one who loves another person) |
| amante {mf} | :: lover (a sexual partner, especially one with whom someone is having an affair) |
| amante {mf} | :: lover (a person who loves something) |
| amantísimo {adj} | :: superlative of amante |
| amanuense {mf} | :: amanuensis (one employed to take dictation) |
| amanzanar {v} [Argentina, Bolivia, Uruguay] | :: to divide up (of a city) into blocks |
| amapola {f} | :: poppy |
| amar {v} | :: to love, have great affection for, care about |
| amaraje {m} | :: water landing of an aircraft |
| amaranto {adj} | :: amaranth, crimson (color) |
| amaranto {m} | :: amaranth (herb) |
| amaranto {m} | :: amaranth, crimson (color) |
| amarar {vi} | :: to land an aircraft on water |
| a marchas forzadas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: against the clock; as quickly as possible |
| amargado {adj} | :: bitter (resentful) |
| amargamente {adv} | :: bitterly |
| amargante {adj} | :: bitter; embittering |
| amargar {v} | :: to make bitter; embitter |
| amargarse {vr} | :: To go bitter, get bitter |
| amargo {adj} | :: bitter, sour (having an acrid taste) |
| amargo {m} | :: bitterness |
| amargo {m} | :: sign (warning) |
| amargor {m} | :: bitterness |
| amarguísimo {adj} | :: superlative of amargo |
| amargura {f} | :: acerbity, bitterness |
| amargura {f} | :: sorrow |
| amárico {m} | :: Amharic (a Semitic language spoken in Ethiopia) |
| amariconado {adj} [pejorative] | :: homosexual, gay |
| amariconado {adj} | :: effeminate |
| amariconar {vt} [vulgar] | :: to cause to become gay |
| amariconar {vr} [vulgar] | :: to turn gay |
| amarilidóidea {f} | :: amarrylid |
| amarilis {f} | :: amaryllis (the belladonna lily Amaryllis belladonna) |
| Amarilla {prop} | :: surname |
| amarillamiento {m} | :: yellowing |
| amarilleamiento {m} | :: yellowing |
| amarillear {v} | :: to become yellow |
| amarillecer {v} | :: to become yellow |
| amarillejo {adj} | :: yellowish |
| amarillento {adj} | :: yellowish |
| amarillez {f} | :: yellowness |
| amarillismo {m} | :: Sensationalism, as practised in the yellow press |
| amarillista {adj} | :: Of tabloid journalism, sensationalist |
| amarillo {adj} | :: yellow or golden coloured |
| amarillo {adj} [heraldry] | :: or |
| amarillo {m} | :: yellow |
| Amarillo {prop} {m} | :: Amarillo (city) |
| amarillor {m} [rare] | :: yellowness |
| amarilloso {adj} | :: yellowish |
| amarillura {f} [obsolete] | :: yellowness |
| amarizaje {m} | :: alternative spelling of amerizaje |
| amarizar {vi} | :: synonym of amarar |
| Amaro {prop} | :: surname |
| amarra {f} [nautical] | :: mooring line, warp |
| amarradero {m} [nautical] | :: berth; mooring |
| amarrado {m} | :: tying |
| amarrador {adj} [attributive] | :: mooring, docking |
| amarrador {m} | :: moorer, docker |
| amarrar {v} | :: to moor |
| amarrar {v} | :: to tie |
| amarrarse {v} | :: reflexive of amarrar |
| amarre {m} | :: mooring |
| amarre {m} | :: lashing |
| amarre {m} | :: binding |
| amarre {m} | :: lace, tie |
| amarreta {f} | :: feminine noun of amarrete |
| amarrete {adj} | :: stingy; miserly |
| amarrete {m} [Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, slang] | :: miser; stinge; cheapskate |
| amarronado {adj} | :: brownish |
| amarse {v} | :: to love oneself |
| amarse {v} [in the plural] | :: to make love |
| amartelar {v} | :: to fall in love |
| amartillar {vt} | :: to hammer |
| amartillar {vt} | :: to cock [a gun] |
| amartillar {v} | :: to ensure |
| amartizaje {m} | :: Mars landing |
| amartizar {vi} | :: to land on Mars |
| amasadora {f} | :: kneading machine |
| amasar {v} | :: to knead |
| amasar {v} | :: to amass (accumulate) |
| amasijar {v} [slang] | :: to beat up, do in |
| amasijo {m} | :: jumble, mishmash, hodgepodge |
| amasijo de hierros {m} [idiom] | :: A crashed car; a write-off; a vehicle written off |
| a más no poder {adv} [idiom] | :: as much as possible, as could be |
| a más no poder {adv} [idiom] | :: to the utmost; to the max |
| a matacaballo {adv} [idiom] | :: like a bat out of hell |
| amatar {v} | :: obsolete form of matar |
| amate {m} | :: fig tree (Ficus sp.) |
| amate {m} [Guerrero] | :: Ficus obtusifolia |
| amate {m} [Oaxaca] | :: petiolate fig (Ficus petiolaris) |
| amate {m} [Chiapas, Tabasco] | :: Ficus segoviae |
| amate {m} [Oaxaca] | :: Florida strangler fig (Ficus aurea) |
| amate {m} | :: creeping fig (Ficus pumila) |
| amate {m} | :: amate paper |
| amate {m} | :: amate (art form) |
| amateur {adj} | :: amateurish, amateur |
| amateur {mf} | :: amateur (person attached to a pursuit without pursuing it professionally) |
| amateurismo {m} | :: amateurism |
| amatista {adj} | :: amethyst, amethyst-colored |
| amatista {f} | :: amethyst |
| amatorio {adj} | :: amatory, love [attributive] |
| amatoxina {f} | :: amatoxin |
| amatxu {f} [Basque Country] | :: mum |
| amaurosis {f} [pathology] | :: amaurosis |
| Amaya {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| amazacotado {adj} | :: heavy, thick |
| amazacotado {adj} | :: crude, lacking grace |
| amazigh {adj} | :: Amazigh |
| amazigh {mf} | :: Amazigh |
| amazona {f} | :: horsewoman |
| amazona {f} | :: amazon |
| Amazonas {prop} {m} | :: Amazonas (river) |
| Amazonas {prop} {m} | :: Amazonas (state) |
| Amazonas {prop} {m} | :: Amazonas (region) |
| Amazonas {prop} {m} | :: Amazonas (department) |
| Amazonas {prop} {m} | :: Amazonas (state) |
| amazonense {adj} | :: Amazonian |
| amazonense {adj} | :: Born, native or original from the Amazonas of Peru, Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela |
| amazonense {mf} | :: Amazonian |
| Amazonía {prop} {f} | :: Amazon, Amazonia (region of the Amazon rainforest) |
| amazónico {adj} | :: Amazonian |
| amazonio {adj} | :: rare form of amazónico |
| amazonita {f} [mineral] | :: amazonite (gem) |
| ambages {mp} | :: circumlocution, ambages (indirect or roundabout ways of talking) |
| ambages {mp} [rare] | :: ambages (indirect or roundabout routes or directions) |
| ámbar {m} | :: amber |
| ámbar gris {m} | :: ambergris |
| ambarino {adj} | :: amber-colored |
| ambateña {f} | :: feminine noun of ambateño |
| ambateño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Ambato, Ecuador |
| ambateño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Ambato, Ecuador |
| Amberes {prop} {m} | :: Antwerp (province and city) |
| amberino {adj} | :: Antwerpian |
| amberino {m} | :: Antwerpian |
| ambición {f} | :: ambition |
| ambicionar {v} | :: to aspire |
| ambiciosamente {adv} | :: ambitiously |
| ambiciosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of ambicioso |
| ambicioso {adj} | :: ambitious (possessing, or controlled by, ambition) |
| ambidextro {adj} | :: ambidextrous |
| ambidiestro {adj} | :: alternative form of ambidextro |
| ambientación {f} [cinematography, literature, theater] | :: setting |
| ambientación {f} | :: atmosphere, ambience, ambiance, ambient |
| ambientador {m} | :: air freshener |
| ambiental {adj} | :: environmental |
| ambientalismo {m} | :: environmentalism (ideology seeking to prevent the degradation of environment) |
| ambientalista {mf} | :: environmentalist |
| ambientalmente {adv} | :: environmentally (affecting one's environment) |
| ambientar {vt} [cinematography, literature, theater] | :: to set (to locate (a play, etc.); to assign a backdrop to) |
| ambientar {vt} | :: to provide an ambiance to a place |
| ambientar {vr} | :: to settle into, to settle in, to acclimate |
| ambientazo {m} | :: augmentative of ambiente |
| ambiente {m} | :: atmosphere |
| ambiente {m} | :: environment [used with medio when talking about nature] |
| ambiente {m} | :: room |
| ambientólogo {adj} | :: environmental scientist |
| ambigrama {m} | :: ambigram |
| ambigú {m} | :: buffet |
| ambiguamente {adv} | :: ambiguously |
| ambigüedad {f} | :: ambiguity |
| ambiguo {adj} | :: ambiguous |
| ambiguo {adj} [grammar, of a noun] | :: used as both masculine and feminine |
| ámbito {m} | :: scope, field |
| ámbito {m} [music] | :: ambitus |
| ambivalencia {f} | :: ambivalence |
| ambivalente {adj} | :: ambivalent |
| amblar {vi} [of a quadruped] | :: to amble (to move along by using both legs on one side, and then the other) |
| ambliopía {f} | :: amblyopia (dimness or blurring of the eyesight) |
| ambo {m} [Argentina, Chile] | :: suit |
| Ambo {prop} | :: Ambo (province) |
| ambón {m} | :: ambo (a raised platform in certain churches) |
| ambos {adj} | :: both |
| ambos {num} | :: both |
| ambos {pron} | :: both |
| ambraciota {adj} | :: Ambracian |
| ambraciota {mf} | :: Ambracian |
| ambrones {mp} | :: Ambrones |
| ambrosía {f} | :: ambrosia (food of gods or delicious foods) |
| ambrosiano {adj} | :: Ambrosian |
| ambrotipo {m} | :: ambrotype |
| ambulacral {adj} | :: ambulacral |
| ambulancia {f} | :: ambulance (an emergency vehicle designed for transporting seriously ill or injured people to a hospital) |
| ambulantaje {m} [Mexico] | :: street vending |
| ambulante {adj} | :: travelling, ambulant |
| ambulante {adj} | :: street |
| ambulante {mf} | :: street vendor (walking or at a stand) |
| ambular {vi} [rare] | :: to walk |
| ambulatorio {adj} | :: outpatient |
| ambulatorio {m} | :: outpatient clinic |
| ambulofobia {f} | :: ambulophobia |
| ameba {f} | :: amoeba |
| amebiano {adj} [microbiology] | :: amoebic |
| amebiasis {f} [medicine] | :: amoebiasis |
| ameboide {adj} | :: amoeboid / ameboid |
| amebozoo {m} [biology] | :: amoebozoan |
| a medias {adv} | :: not fully |
| a media voz {adv} [idiomatic] | :: under one's breath, quietly |
| a medida {adj} | :: custom-made |
| a medida que {conj} | :: as (progressively) |
| a medio gas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: with the foot off the pedal |
| amedrentador {adj} | :: frightening |
| amedrentador {adj} | :: menacing |
| amedrentamiento {m} | :: scare tactic |
| amedrentar {vt} | :: to intimidate, to frighten |
| amelcochar {vt} | :: to thicken |
| amelcochar {vr} | :: to fall in love |
| Amelia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| ameloblastina {f} [cytology] | :: ameloblastin |
| amelogenina {f} [protein] | :: amelogenin |
| amén {interj} | :: amen (at the end of religious prayers: so be it) |
| amenabariano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Alejandro Amenábar, Spanish film director |
| amenamente {adv} | :: agreeably, amenably |
| amenaza {f} | :: threat, menace |
| amenazado {adj} | :: threatened |
| amenazador {adj} | :: threatening (presenting a threat) |
| amenazadoramente {adv} | :: menacingly, threateningly |
| amenazante {adj} | :: threatening |
| amenazar {vt} | :: to threaten |
| amén de {prep} [idiomatic] | :: as well as |
| amenguar {v} | :: to diminish |
| amenguar {v} | :: to slander, defame |
| amenidad {f} | :: amenity |
| amenísimo {adj} | :: superlative of ameno |
| amenizar {vt} | :: to make pleasant |
| amenizar {vt} | :: to adorn |
| ameno {adj} | :: pleasant |
| amenorrea {f} [pathology] | :: amenorrhoea |
| a menos que {conj} | :: unless |
| -amento {suffix} | :: alternative form of -mento |
| amento {m} | :: catkin |
| a menudo {adv} | :: often, oftentimes (habitually) |
| a merced de {prep} | :: at the mercy of |
| América {prop} {f} | :: America (the Americas) |
| América {prop} {f} [proscribed] | :: America (the United States of America) |
| América Central {prop} {f} | :: Central America |
| América del Norte {prop} {f} | :: North America; Usually excluding Central America and the Caribbean |
| América del Sur {prop} {f} | :: South America (continent that is the southern part of the Americas) |
| América Latina {prop} {f} | :: Latin America (parts of the Americas where Spanish or Portuguese are spoken) |
| América Meridional {prop} {f} | :: South America (continent that is the southern part of the Americas) |
| americana {f} | :: feminine noun of americano |
| americana {f} [fashion] | :: a cloth jacket with lapels and buttons, reaching below the hip |
| americanidad {f} | :: Americanness |
| americanísimo {adj} | :: superlative of americano |
| americanismo {m} | :: Americanism (linguistic feature) |
| americanista {adj} | :: Americanistic |
| americanista {mf} | :: Americanist |
| americanización {f} | :: Americanization |
| americanizar {v} | :: to Americanize |
| americano {adj} | :: of the Americas |
| americano {adj} | :: of the United States |
| americano {m} | :: American (a native of the Americas) |
| americano {m} | :: American (a native of the United States) |
| americano {m} | :: someone who became rich in the Americas and returned to his country |
| Américas {prop} | :: plural of América |
| americio {m} | :: americium |
| Américo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| amerindia {f} | :: feminine noun of amerindio |
| amerindio {adj} | :: Amerindian |
| ameritar {v} [Latin America] | :: to merit |
| amerizaje {m} | :: sea-landing or touchdown |
| amerizar {vi} | :: synonym of amarar |
| amesetado {adj} | :: on a plateau |
| amesetamiento {m} | :: plateauing |
| ametrallador {m} | :: machine gunner |
| ametralladora {f} | :: machine gun |
| ametralladorista {mf} | :: machine-gunner |
| ametrallamiento {m} | :: strafing |
| ametrallar {v} | :: to machine-gun; to shoot with a machine gun |
| ametrallar {v} | :: to shoot with shot ammunition |
| ametrino {m} [mineral, uncommon] | :: ametrine |
| ametropía {f} [pathology] | :: ametropia |
| amezketarra {adj} | :: Of or from Amezketa |
| amezketarra {mf} | :: Someone from Amezketa |
| amianto {m} | :: asbestos |
| amibo {m} | :: alternative form of ameba |
| amical {m} [sports] | :: friendly |
| amicísimo {adj} [superlative] | :: most friendly, very friendly |
| amida {f} [chemistry] | :: amide |
| amidina {f} [chemistry] | :: amidine |
| amidofosforribosiltransferasa {f} [enzyme] | :: amidophosphoribosyltransferase |
| -amiento {suffix} | :: alternative form of -miento |
| amiga {f} | :: feminine noun of amigo, friend |
| amigabilidad {f} | :: friendliness |
| amigable {adj} | :: amicable |
| amigable {adj} | :: companionable |
| amigablemente {adv} | :: amicably |
| amiga con derecho a roce {f} | :: feminine noun of amigo con derecho a roce |
| amiga con derechos {f} | :: feminine noun of amigo con derechos |
| amiga con ventajas {f} | :: feminine noun of amigo con ventajas |
| amigamiento {m} [rare] | :: befriending |
| amiga por correspondencia {f} | :: feminine noun of amigo por correspondencia |
| amigar {vt} | :: to cause (people) to be friends |
| amigar {vi} | :: to make friends (to create friendships) |
| amígdala {f} | :: amygdala |
| amígdala {f} | :: tonsil |
| amígdala palatina {f} | :: palatine tonsil |
| amigdalectomía {f} [surgery] | :: tonsillectomy |
| amigdalina {f} [organic compound] | :: amygdalin |
| amigdalitis {f} [pathology] | :: tonsilitis; strep throat |
| amigdalogloso {m} | :: amygdaloglossus |
| amigo {m} | :: friend |
| amigo {m} [slang, Río de la Plata] | :: penis |
| amigo con derecho a roce {m} [Spain] | :: friend with benefits |
| amigo con derechos {m} | :: friend with benefits |
| amigo con ventajas {m} | :: friend with benefits (friend with whom one has a casual sexual relationship) |
| amigo de lo ajeno {m} [euphemistic, colloquial] | :: light-fingered (thief, robber) |
| amigo invisible {m} | :: invisible friend |
| amigo invisible {m} | :: secret Santa |
| amigo por correspondencia {m} | :: pen pal |
| amigote {m} | :: crony |
| amigote {m} | :: pal |
| amigovia {f} | :: feminine noun of amigovio |
| amigovio {m} | :: friend with benefits |
| amigue {mf} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: friend |
| amiguero {adj} [Latin America] | :: friendly |
| amiguete {m} | :: friend, buddy, crony |
| amiguísimo {adj} | :: superlative of amigo |
| amiguismo {m} | :: cronyism (favoritism to friends without regard for their qualifications) |
| amiguista {adj} | :: crony [attributive] |
| amiguita {f} | :: diminutive of amiga |
| amiguito {m} | :: diminutive of amigo, little friend |
| amilanar {v} | :: to daunt |
| amilanarse {vr} | :: to cower (to crouch in fear) |
| amilasa {f} [enzyme] | :: amylase |
| Amílcar {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| amílico {adj} [chemistry] | :: amyl |
| amilina {f} | :: amylin |
| amiloide {adj} | :: amyloid |
| amiloide {m} | :: amyloid |
| amiloideo {adj} | :: amyloid |
| amiloidosis {f} [pathology] | :: amyloidosis |
| amilopectina {f} [carbohydrate] | :: amylopectin |
| amiloplasto {m} [cytology] | :: amyloplast |
| amilosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: amylose |
| a mil por hora {adv} [idiom] | :: a mile a minute, quick as a flash |
| amina {f} [inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry] | :: amine |
| aminación {f} [organic chemistry] | :: amination |
| amino {adj} [chemistry] | :: amino |
| amino {m} [chemistry] | :: amino |
| aminoacídico {adj} | :: aminoacidic |
| aminoácido {m} [organic chemistry] | :: amino acid |
| aminoácido esencial {m} [amino acid] | :: essential amino acid (amino acid which is a dietry requirement) |
| aminoaciduria {f} [medicine] | :: aminoaciduria |
| aminoacil {f} [organic chemistry] | :: An aminoacyl |
| aminobenceno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: aminobenzene |
| aminobenzoato {m} [organic compound] | :: aminobenzoate |
| aminobenzoico {adj} | :: aminobenzoic |
| aminobifenol {m} [organic compound] | :: aminobiphenol |
| aminobutirato {m} [organic compound] | :: aminobutyrate |
| aminobutírico {adj} | :: aminobutyric |
| aminociclopropano {m} | :: aminocyclopropane |
| aminoglucósido {m} | :: aminoglycoside |
| aminograma {m} | :: aminogram |
| aminometiltransferasa {f} [enzyme] | :: aminomethyltransferase |
| aminopeptidasa {f} | :: aminopeptidase |
| aminoración {f} | :: reduction; lessening |
| aminorar {vti} | :: to lessen, to diminish |
| aminotransferasa {f} [enzyme] | :: transaminase, aminotransferase |
| amiodarona {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amiodarone |
| amiotrofia {f} [pathology] | :: amyotrophy |
| amiotrófico {adj} [medicine] | :: amyotrophic |
| amir {m} | :: rare form of emir |
| amish {adj} | :: Amish |
| amish {mf} | :: Amish |
| amistad {f} | :: friendship |
| amistad con derechos {f} [idiomatic] | :: friendship with benefits (non-emotional sexual friendship) |
| amistad con ventajas {f} [idiomatic] | :: friendship with benefits (non-emotional sexual friendship) |
| amistar {vt} | :: to cause (people) to be friends |
| amistar {vt} | :: to friend (add as a friend) |
| amistar {vt} [Mexico] | :: to befriend |
| amistar {vi} | :: to make friends (create friendships) |
| amistosamente {adv} | :: in a friendly manner; friendlily |
| amistoso {adj} | :: friendly |
| amistoso {m} [sports] | :: friendly match |
| AMLO {prop} {m} | :: abbreviation of Andrés Manuel López Obrador |
| amlodipino {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: amlodipine |
| amloísta {mf} [Mexico, politics] | :: A supporter of Mexican politician Andrés Manuel López Obrador |
| Ammán {prop} | :: alternative spelling of Amán |
| ammaní {adj} | :: Ammani (of or pertaining to Amman, Jordan) |
| ammaní {mf} | :: Ammani (native or resident of Amman, Jordan) |
| Am. Mer. {prop} | :: abbreviation of América Meridional |
| amnesia {f} | :: amnesia |
| amnesia anterógrada {f} [pathology] | :: anterograde amnesia (inability to remember new information) |
| amnesia retrógrada {f} | :: retrograde amnesia (loss of memories from the period leading up to the amnesic episode) |
| amnésica {f} | :: feminine noun of amnésico |
| amnésico {adj} | :: amnesic |
| amnésico {m} | :: amnesiac |
| amnesifobia {f} | :: amnesiphobia |
| amniocentesis {f} [medicine] | :: amniocentesis |
| amnios {m} [anatomy] | :: amnion |
| amniota {f} [zoology] | :: amniote (vertebrate having an amnion during the development of the embryo) |
| amniótico {adj} | :: amniotic (pertaining to the amnion) |
| amnistía {f} | :: amnesty |
| amnistiable {adj} | :: To which amnesty may be granted |
| amnistiar {v} | :: to grant amnesty to |
| amo {m} | :: master (man who owns a slave) |
| amo {m} | :: owner, master, keeper (man who owns an animal) |
| amoblado {adj} | :: furnished |
| amoblamiento {m} [Argentina, Bolivia, Uruguay] | :: furnishing |
| amoblar {v} | :: to furnish |
| amo de casa {m} | :: househusband |
| a modo de {conj} | :: as, by way of |
| a modo de {conj} | :: like |
| amodorrar {v} | :: to tire, fatigue |
| amodorrar {vr} | :: to drift off, nod off (fall asleep) |
| amohinar {v} | :: to cause displeasure, sadness, or melancholy |
| amohinar {v} | :: to annoy |
| amojonamiento {m} | :: marking out; marking the boundary |
| amojonar {v} | :: to milestone (place milestones along) |
| amolador {m} | :: grinder, sharpener (a person who sharpens knives) |
| amoladora {f} | :: grinder (tool) |
| amoladora {f} | :: feminine noun of amolador |
| amoladora angular {f} | :: angle grinder (power tool) |
| amolar {vt} | :: to sharpen |
| amoldable {adj} | :: Able to change or adapt; adaptable |
| amoldar {vtr} | :: to mold |
| amole {m} | :: amole |
| amole {m} [Louisiana] | :: cassava |
| Amón {prop} {m} | :: Amun (Egyptian god) |
| amonal {m} | :: ammonal |
| amonarse {v} [colloquial] | :: to get sloshed |
| amonedación {f} | :: coining; minting |
| amonedamiento {m} | :: minting; coining |
| amonedar {v} | :: to mint (money) |
| amonestación {m} | :: admonishment |
| amonestación {m} [sports] | :: the issuing of a caution; yellow card |
| amonestar {v} | :: to warn; to reprimand; to admonish |
| amoniacal {adj} | :: ammoniacal |
| amoniaco {m} [inorganic compound] | :: ammonia |
| amoníaco {m} | :: alternative form of amoniaco |
| amónico {adj} | :: ammonic |
| amonio {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: ammonium |
| amonite {m} [palaeontology] | :: ammonite (extinct cephalopod) |
| amonitol {m} | :: a type of explosive made with a mixture of ammonal and nitromethane |
| amontillado {m} | :: amontillado |
| amontonadero {m} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: heap, especially a disorderly one |
| amontonamiento {m} | :: cluster, lump (group, set, or unit) |
| amontonar {vt} | :: to pile up, to pile, to heap |
| amontonar {vp} | :: to pile up |
| amontonarse {vr} | :: to mob, huddle (crowd together) |
| amontonarse {v} | :: to pile up (accumulate) |
| a montones {adv} [idiomatic] | :: a dime a dozen, galore, by the bushel |
| amor {m} | :: love |
| amor {m} | :: love affair |
| amoral {adj} | :: amoral |
| amoralidad {f} | :: amorality |
| amor a primera vista {m} [idiom] | :: love at first sight (an instantaneous attraction) |
| amoratado {adj} | :: purplish |
| amoratarse {v} | :: to become purple |
| amorcillo {m} | :: diminutive of amor |
| amorcito {m} | :: diminutive of amor |
| amordazar {v} | :: to gag |
| amordazar {v} | :: to muzzle |
| amorfino {m} | :: A type of poetry based on couplets, focusing on love |
| amorfismo {m} | :: amorphousness (quality of being amorphous) |
| amorfo {adj} | :: amorphous |
| amorío {m} | :: A superficial relationship; a love affair |
| amor no correspondido {m} | :: unrequited love (love that is not reciprocated, even though reciprocation is desired) |
| amorosamente {adv} | :: lovingly, amorously |
| amorosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of amoroso |
| amoroso {adj} | :: amorous |
| amoroso {adj} | :: tender |
| amor platónico {m} | :: platonic love (intimate but non-sexual affection) |
| amor prohibido {m} | :: paramour (illicit lover) |
| amor propio {m} | :: self-love (regard for oneself) |
| amorrar {v} [colloquial] | :: to bend the head downwards; put one's head down |
| amorrar {vr} [colloquial] | :: to drink directly from |
| amorrea {f} | :: feminine noun of amorreo |
| amorreo {m} | :: Amorite |
| amorrita {adj} | :: Amorite |
| amorrita {mf} | :: Amorite |
| amortajamiento {m} | :: The act of shrouding a corpse |
| amortajar {v} | :: to shroud a corpse |
| amortiguación {f} | :: dampening, attenuation |
| amortiguador {adj} | :: softening, muffling |
| amortiguador {m} | :: shock absorber |
| amortiguador {m} | :: bumper of a vehicle |
| amortiguamiento {m} | :: cushioning, buffering |
| amortiguamiento {m} | :: deadening |
| amortiguar {v} | :: to cushion, absorb |
| amortiguar {v} | :: to deaden, muffle |
| amortizable {adj} [finance] | :: redeemable |
| amortización {f} | :: amortization (process of distributing asset cost) |
| amortizar {v} | :: to amortize |
| amor y paz y nada más {phrase} | :: a statement that love and peace are the most important attributes and actions and others are overvalued |
| -amos {suffix} | :: suffix indicating the first-person plural present indicative of -ar verbs |
| -amos {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the first-person plural preterite of -ar verbs |
| -amos {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the first-person singular present subjunctive of -er and -ir verbs |
| -amos {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the first-person singular imperative of -er and -ir verbs |
| Amós {prop} {m} [biblical character] | :: Amos (figure mentioned in the Hebrew Bible) |
| Amós {prop} {m} [book of the bible] | :: Amos (book of the Hebrew Bible) |
| amosal {m} | :: ammonal |
| amoscar {v} | :: to nip; bite |
| amoscar {vr} | :: to be wary of |
| amostazar {v} | :: to irritate; to vex |
| amotinamiento {m} | :: rebellion, uprising |
| amotinar {vt} | :: to incite into mutiny |
| amotinar {vr} | :: to mutiny |
| amotinarse {v} | :: reflexive of amotinar |
| amover {v} | :: to remove, to dismiss |
| amoxicilina {f} | :: amoxicillin |
| ampa {f} [education] | :: parents' association |
| amparador {adj} | :: protecting |
| amparador {m} | :: protector |
| amparadora {f} | :: feminine noun of amparador |
| amparar {v} | :: to safeguard |
| amparo {m} | :: shelter, sanctuary |
| amparo {m} | :: protection |
| amparo {m} | :: aid, relief |
| amparo {m} | :: exemption, pardon |
| Amparo {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| ampay {interj} [Peru] | :: found you! (in the game of hide and seek) |
| ampay {m} [Peru] | :: discovery |
| ampelis {m} | :: waxwing (songbird of genus Bombycilla) |
| ampelógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of ampelógrafo |
| ampelografía {f} | :: ampelography (science of grapevine cultivars) |
| ampelógrafo {m} | :: ampelographer |
| amperaje {m} | :: amperage |
| ampere {m} | :: alternative form of amperio |
| amperímetro {m} | :: ammeter |
| amperio {m} | :: ampere |
| ampicilina {f} | :: ampicillin |
| ampli {m} | :: amp |
| ampliable {adj} | :: expandable |
| ampliación {f} | :: broadening, widening |
| ampliación {f} | :: extension, expansion, expanding, extending |
| ampliación {f} | :: enlargement, increase, increasing |
| ampliación {f} | :: magnification, scaling up, amplification, blowup (e.g., blowup of a picture), enlarging |
| ampliadora {f} [photography] | :: enlarger |
| ampliamente {adv} | :: widely |
| ampliamente {adv} | :: amply |
| ampliar {vt} | :: to extend, expand, enlarge |
| ampliar {vt} | :: to broaden, to widen, to further |
| ampliar {vt} | :: to elaborate on, to expand on |
| ampliar {vt} | :: to magnify, to blow up, to enlarge, to scale up (e.g. a photograph, a model) |
| ampliar {vr} | :: to expand, to extend (itself, oneself) |
| ampliar {vr} | :: to be extended, to be expanded, to be broadened, to be enlarged, to be widened, to be increased, to be scaled up |
| ampliatorio {adj} | :: widening |
| amplicón {m} | :: amplicon |
| amplificación {f} | :: amplification |
| amplificador {adj} | :: amplifying |
| amplificador {m} | :: amplifier |
| amplificadora {f} | :: amplifier (anything that amplifies) |
| amplificar {v} | :: to enlarge, extend |
| amplificar {v} | :: to amplify, magnify |
| amplio {adj} | :: broad, large, spacious, wide, expansive |
| amplio {adj} [figurative] | :: broad, wide, comprehensive, extensive, large, wide-ranging, ample |
| amplísimo {adj} | :: superlative of amplio |
| amplitud {f} | :: amplitude |
| amplitud {f} [figurative] | :: breadth |
| ampo {m} | :: snowflake |
| ampolla {f} | :: blister |
| ampolla {f} | :: small bottle |
| ampolla {f} | :: ampoule |
| ampollar {vtr} | :: to blister (to raise blisters on) |
| ampolleta {f} | :: hourglass |
| ampolleta {f} [Chile] | :: light bulb |
| ampolleta {f} [Mexico, Venezuela] | :: ampoule |
| ampollita {f} | :: diminutive of ampolla |
| ámpula {f} [Mexico] | :: blister (bubble on the skin) |
| ámpula {f} [Cuba, Mexico] | :: ampoule (small glass vial) |
| ampulosidad {f} | :: pomposity |
| ampuloso {adj} | :: bombastic |
| ampurdanés {adj} | :: From Ampurdán |
| ampurdanés {m} | :: Someone from Ampurdán |
| ampurdanesa {f} | :: feminine noun of ampurdanés |
| amputación {f} | :: amputation |
| amputar {v} | :: to amputate |
| Amritsar {prop} | :: Amritsar (city) |
| Amsterdam {prop} {m} | :: Amsterdam (city/and/municipality) |
| Ámsterdam {prop} | :: Ámsterdam (capital city) |
| amsterdamés {adj} | :: Amsterdamer |
| amsterdamés {m} | :: Amsterdamer (an inhabitant or a resident of Amsterdam) |
| amueblado {adj} | :: furnished |
| amueblamiento {m} | :: furnishing |
| amueblar {vt} | :: to furnish |
| a muerte {adv} [idiom] | :: to death |
| amujerado {adj} | :: effeminate |
| amujeramiento {m} | :: emasculation |
| amuleto {m} | :: amulet |
| amuñecado {adj} | :: doll-like |
| amurada {f} [nautical] | :: bulwark (the planking or plating along the sides of a nautical vessel above her gunwale) |
| amurado {m} [nautical] | :: tack (point of sail) |
| amurallamiento {m} | :: walling; building of walls |
| amurallar {vt} | :: to wall |
| amurca {f} | :: amurca |
| amurrar {v} [Latin America] | :: to sadden; to make upset |
| amurrar {vr} [colloquial, Chile] | :: to become sad; to get upset |
| amusgar {v} | :: to throw back (one's ears) |
| amusgar {v} | :: to narrow (one's eyes) |
| amusia {f} | :: amusia |
| amuzgo {m} | :: Amuzgo; An indigenous language of Mexico with about 30,000 speakers, mostly in Oaxaca state |
| -an {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the third-person plural (also used with ustedes) present indicative of -ar verbs |
| -an {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the third-person plural (also used with ustedes) present subjunctive of -er and -ir verbs |
| -an {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the third-person plural imperative of -er and -ir verbs |
| -ana {suffix} | :: feminine singular of -ano |
| Ana {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Ana {prop} {f} | :: Hannah (Biblical figure) |
| Ana {prop} {f} | :: Anna (Biblical prophetess) |
| aña {f} [Basque Country] | :: carer; babysitter |
| anabaptismo {m} | :: Anabaptism |
| anabaptista {adj} | :: Anabaptist |
| anabaptista {mf} | :: Anabaptist |
| anabasina {f} [chemistry] | :: anabasine |
| Anabel {prop} {f} | :: given name Isabel or Ana Belén |
| anabólico {adj} [physiology, pharmacology] | :: anabolic (relating to anabolism) |
| anabolismo {m} | :: anabolism |
| anabolizante {adj} | :: anabolic |
| anabolizante {m} | :: anabolic steroid |
| anacahuita {m} | :: alternative form of anacahuite |
| anacahuite {m} | :: A species of small flowering shrub or tree in the borage family, (Cordia boissieri) |
| anacarado {adj} | :: nacreous, pearly (of a pale greyish white color) |
| anacardo {m} | :: cashew (tree) |
| anacardo {m} | :: cashew (nut) |
| anacoluto {m} [rhetoric, grammar] | :: anacoluthon, anacoluthia |
| anaconda {f} | :: anaconda |
| anacoreta {m} | :: anchorite (one who lives in seclusion) |
| anacronía {f} | :: anachronism |
| anacrónicamente {adv} | :: anachronically, anachronistically |
| anacrónico {adj} | :: anachronistic |
| anacronismo {m} | :: anachronism |
| anacronístico {adj} [rare] | :: anachronistic |
| anacrusa {f} [music] | :: anacrusis (unstressed note (or notes) before the first strong beat of a phrase) |
| ánade {m} | :: duck |
| anadear {vi} | :: to waddle |
| ánade rabudo {m} | :: northern pintail |
| ánade real {mf} | :: mallard (duck) |
| añadidura {f} | :: addition |
| añadidura {f} | :: extra |
| añadidura {f} | :: add-on |
| añadidura {f} | :: Something that is added, especially something that a merchant gives to a buyer to complete the amount requested, or something extra given as a bonus; a gratuity, lagniappe |
| anadiplosis {f} [rhetoric] | :: anadiplosis |
| Anádir {prop} {m} | :: Anádir (city) |
| añadir {v} | :: to augment |
| añadir {v} | :: to add |
| añadir {v} | :: to append |
| añadir {v} | :: to annex |
| anaeróbicamente {adv} | :: anaerobically |
| anaeróbico {adj} [microbiology, biochemistry] | :: anaerobic |
| anaerobio {adj} | :: anaerobic |
| anaerobio {m} | :: anaerobe |
| anafase {f} [cytology] | :: anaphase |
| anafe {m} | :: cooktop, portable stove |
| anafe {m} | :: alternative form of anafre |
| anafiláctico {adj} | :: anaphylactic |
| anafilaxia {f} | :: anaphylaxis |
| anafilaxis {f} | :: anaphylaxis |
| anáfora {f} [rhetoric] | :: anaphora (repetition of a phrase used for emphasis) |
| anaforesis {f} | :: anaphoresis (the movement of electrically charged particles toward an anode) |
| anafóricamente {adv} | :: anaphorically |
| anafórico {adj} | :: anaphoric (relating to an anaphora) |
| anafre {m} | :: (small) stove |
| añagaza {f} [hunting] | :: decoy |
| añagaza {f} | :: trick, trap |
| anagnórisis {f} | :: anagnorisis |
| anagógico {adj} [Christianity, theology] | :: anagogic, anagogical |
| anagrama {m} | :: anagram |
| anagramático {adj} | :: anagrammatic |
| Anahí {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| anakinra {m} | :: anakinra |
| anal {adj} | :: anal |
| anal {m} | :: annal |
| añal {adj} [rare] | :: annual |
| analema {m} [astronomy] | :: analemma |
| analepsis {f} | :: analepsis |
| analfabeta {f} | :: feminine noun of analfabeto |
| analfabetismo {m} | :: illiteracy |
| analfabeto {adj} | :: unlettered, illiterate |
| analfabeto {m} | :: illiterate person |
| analgesia {f} [medicine] | :: analgesia (absence of the sense of pain) |
| analgésico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: analgesic |
| analgésico {m} [pharmacology] | :: analgesic, painkiller |
| Analía {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| análisis {m} | :: analysis (decomposition into parts) |
| análisis {m} | :: analysis (the result of such a decomposition) |
| análisis {m} [mathematics] | :: analysis |
| análisis {m} [chemistry] | :: analysis |
| análisis complejo {m} [mathematics] | :: complex analysis |
| análisis de sangre {m} | :: blood test |
| análisis real {m} [mathematics] | :: real analysis |
| analista {mf} | :: analyst |
| analista de sistemas {mf} [computing] | :: systems analyst |
| analítica {f} | :: analytics |
| analíticamente {adv} | :: analytically |
| analítico {adj} | :: analytic |
| analito {m} | :: analyte |
| analizable {adj} | :: analyzable |
| analizador {m} | :: analyst |
| analizadora {f} | :: feminine noun of analizador |
| analizar {vt} | :: to analyze (to subject to analysis) |
| analmente {adv} | :: anally (involving the anus) |
| análogamente {adv} | :: analogously |
| analogía {f} | :: analogy |
| analógicamente {adv} | :: analogically |
| analógico {adj} | :: analogue, analog (in which the value of a data is represented by a continuous variable) |
| analógico {adj} | :: analogous, analogic, analogical (relating to or having analogy) |
| análogo {adj} | :: analogous |
| anamita {adj} | :: Annamite |
| anamita {m} | :: Annamite |
| anamnesia {f} | :: anamnesis (recollection) |
| anamórfico {adj} | :: anamorphic |
| anamorfismo {m} | :: anamorphosis |
| anamorfosis {f} | :: anamorphosis |
| ananá {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: alternative form of ananás |
| ananás {m} | :: pineapple plant |
| ananás {m} | :: pineapple fruit |
| anancefalia {f} | :: anencephaly |
| anandamida {f} [biochemistry] | :: anandamide (ethanolamide of arachidonic acid) |
| Ananké {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Ananke (mother of the Fates and personification of inevitability and necessity) |
| Anapa {prop} | :: Anapa (town) |
| añapero {m} | :: nighthawk |
| anapesto {m} [poetry] | :: anapest (metrical foot) |
| anaplasia {f} [cytology, oncology] | :: anaplasia (reversion of differentiation in cells) |
| anaplásico {adj} | :: anaplasic |
| anapolitana {f} | :: feminine noun of anapolitano |
| anapolitano {adj} | :: Annapolitan (of or pertaining to Annapolis, Maryland) |
| anapolitano {m} | :: Annapolitan (native or resident of Annapolis, Maryland) |
| anápsido {m} | :: anapsid |
| anaquel {m} | :: shelf |
| añar {m} [Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay, mostly in the plural] | :: eon (many years, a long period of time) |
| anaranjado {m} | :: orange (the colour of the fruit of an orange tree) |
| anaranjado {adj} | :: orange, orangey (having the colour of an orange, reddish-yellow) |
| anaranjado {adj} [heraldry] | :: tenné |
| anarco- {prefix} | :: anarcho- (denoting anarchy or anarchism) |
| anarcobolchevismo {m} [anarchism, communism] | :: anarcho-bolshevism |
| anarcocapitalismo {m} [politics, economics] | :: anarcho-capitalism |
| anarcocapitalista {adj} | :: anarcho-capitalist |
| anarcocapitalista {mf} | :: anarcho-capitalist |
| anarcocolectivismo {m} | :: collectivist anarchism |
| anarcocomunismo {m} | :: anarcho-communism |
| anarcocomunista {mf} | :: anarcho-communist |
| anarcoindividualismo {m} | :: individualist anarchism |
| anarcoindividualista {adj} | :: anarcho-individualist |
| anarcoindividualista {mf} | :: anarcho-individualist |
| anarcoprimitivista {adj} | :: anarcho-primitivistic |
| anarcoprimitivista {mf} | :: anarcho-primitivist |
| anarcopunk {m} | :: anarcho-punk |
| anarcosindicalismo {m} | :: anarcho-syndicalism (a branch or field of anarchy that focuses on the abolition of capitalism) |
| anarcosindicalista {adj} | :: anarcho-syndicalist |
| anarcosindicalista {mf} | :: anarcho-syndicalist |
| anarquía {f} | :: anarchy (the state of a society being without authorities) |
| anarquía {f} | :: anarchy (confusion; disorder) |
| anarquía {f} | :: anarchism (the belief that opposes hierarchy and authority) |
| anárquicamente {adv} | :: anarchically |
| anárquico {adj} | :: anarchic |
| anarquismo {m} | :: anarchism |
| anarquista {adj} | :: anarchistic |
| anarquista {mf} | :: anarchist |
| anarquizar {vt} | :: to make anarchic |
| anasazi {adj} | :: Anasazi |
| anasazi {mf} | :: Anasazi |
| anastilosis {f} [archaeology] | :: anastylosis (reassembly of ruined monuments) |
| anastomosarse {vr} | :: to anastomose |
| anastomosis {f} | :: anastomosis |
| anastomótico {adj} [anatomy, surgery] | :: anastomotic (pertaining to anastomosis) |
| anástrofe {f} [rhetoric] | :: anastrophe |
| anatasa {f} | :: anatase |
| anatema {m} | :: anathema (ban or curse) |
| anatematizado {adj} | :: reprobate (rejected by god) |
| anatematizado {adj} | :: cursed |
| anatematizar {vt} | :: to anathematize |
| anatematizar {vt} | :: to curse |
| anátida {f} | :: anatid |
| anatolia {f} | :: feminine noun of anatolio |
| Anatolia {prop} {f} | :: Anatolia (peninsula) |
| anatolio {adj} | :: Anatolian |
| anatolio {m} | :: Anatolian |
| anatomía {f} | :: anatomy |
| anatomía patológica {f} [medicine] | :: anatomopathology |
| anatómicamente {adv} | :: anatomically |
| anatómico {adj} | :: anatomical |
| anatómico {adj} | :: form-fitting, ergonomic |
| anatomista {mf} | :: anatomist (one involved in the science of anatomical structures) |
| anatomofisiología {f} | :: anatomophysiology |
| anatomopatológico {adj} [anatomy, pathology] | :: anatomopathological (relating to both anatomy and pathology) |
| anatomopatólogo {m} [medicine] | :: anatomopathologist |
| anátropo {adj} | :: anatropous |
| anaxagorana {f} | :: feminine noun of anaxagorano |
| anaxagorano {adj} [philosophy] | :: Anaxagoran |
| anaxagorano {m} [philosophy] | :: Anaxagoran |
| Anaxágoras {prop} {m} | :: Anaxagoras |
| anaximandra {f} | :: feminine noun of anaximandro |
| anaximandro {adj} [philosophy] | :: Anaximanderian |
| anaximandro {m} [philosophy] | :: Anaximanderian |
| Anaximandro {prop} {m} | :: Anaximander (philosopher) |
| anaximena {f} | :: feminine noun of anaximeno |
| Anaxímenes {prop} {m} | :: Anaximenes (philosopher) |
| anaximeno {adj} [philosophy] | :: Anaximenean |
| anaximeno {m} [philosophy] | :: Anaximenean |
| anayismo {m} | :: The politics of, or support for, Ricardo Anaya Cortés, Mexican politician |
| anayista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting Ricardo Anaya Cortés, Mexican politician |
| anayista {mf} | :: A supporter of Ricardo Anaya Cortés, Mexican politician |
| anca {f} | :: haunch, rump |
| anca {f} | :: chicken leg, frog leg |
| ancas de rana {fp} | :: frog legs (hind legs of frog as food) |
| Ancash {prop} | :: Ancash (region) |
| ancashino {adj} | :: Of or from Ancash |
| ancashino {m} | :: someone from Ancash |
| ancestral {adj} | :: ancestral |
| ancestralidad {f} | :: ancestrality |
| ancestralmente {adv} | :: ancestrally |
| ancestro {m} [Latin America] | :: ancestor, forefather |
| anchamente {adv} | :: broadly |
| anchar {vt} [colloquial] | :: to expand |
| Ancheta {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| anchísimo {adj} | :: superlative of ancho |
| ancho {adj} | :: wide; broad |
| ancho {adj} | :: proud |
| ancho {m} | :: width, breadth |
| anchoa {f} | :: anchovy (small saltwater fish) |
| ancho de banda {m} | :: bandwidth (width of a frequency band) |
| ancho de banda {m} | :: bandwidth (width of the smallest frequency band within which the signal can fit) |
| ancho de banda {m} | :: bandwidth (measure of data flow rate in digital networks) |
| anchova {f} | :: alternative form of anchoa |
| anchoveta {m} | :: anchoveta |
| anchura {f} | :: width, breadth |
| anchuroso {adj} | :: very wide |
| ancí {adv} | :: obsolete form of así |
| -ancia {suffix} | :: -ancy |
| anciana {f} | :: feminine noun of anciano |
| ancianidad {f} | :: old age |
| ancianismo {m} | :: ageism against the elderly |
| ancianismo {m} [obsolete] | :: old age |
| ancianita {f} | :: diminutive of anciana; little old woman |
| ancianito {m} | :: diminutive of anciano; little old man |
| anciano {adj} [of a person] | :: elderly |
| anciano {adj} [rare] | :: ancient |
| anciano {m} | :: elderly person |
| ancilar {adj} | :: ancillary, subordinate |
| ancla {f} | :: anchor |
| anclado {adj} | :: anchored |
| anclado {adj} | :: fastened, secured |
| anclaje {m} | :: anchorage |
| anclar {vi} | :: to drop anchor |
| anclar {vt} | :: to anchor (to connect to a fixed point) |
| anco {m} | :: butternut squash |
| ancóneo {m} | :: anconeus |
| áncora {f} [nautical] | :: anchor |
| ancoraje {m} | :: anchorage |
| ancorar {v} | :: to anchor (secure with an anchor) |
| anda {f} [also, in the plural] | :: a bier or small platform, when carried by people (usually 4 or more individuals) to move a corpse or religious image |
| anda {interj} | :: Interjection to express surprise |
| anda {interj} | :: come on |
| ANDA {prop} {f} [Mexico] | :: acronym of Asociación Nacional de Actores |
| ANDA {prop} {f} [Spain] | :: Asociación Nacional para la Defensa de los Animales |
| ANDA {prop} {f} [Spain] | :: Asociación Nacional de Discapacitados |
| ANDA {prop} {f} [Chile, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela] | :: Asociación Nacional de Anunciantes |
| andada {f} | :: animal tracks |
| andada {f} [rare] | :: a type of flat bread |
| andadera {f} | :: walker, Zimmer frame |
| andador {adj} | :: walking |
| andador {m} | :: walking frame (frame used to help walking) |
| andador {m} | :: rollator |
| andador {m} | :: walker |
| andadora {f} [sports] | :: treadmill (piece of indoor sporting equipment) |
| andadora {f} | :: feminine noun of andador |
| andadura {f} | :: gait |
| andadura {f} | :: walking (the act of walking) |
| andadura {f} [figuratively] | :: project, work, activity, process (long-term undertaking) |
| andadura {f} | :: path |
| ándale {interj} [Mexico] | :: all right! (used to affirm, indicate agreement, or consent) |
| Andalucía {prop} {f} | :: Andalucía (autonomous community) |
| andalucismo {m} | :: Pro-Andalusia movement, Andalusian independence |
| andalucista {mf} | :: a supporter of the pro-Andalusia movement |
| andalucita {f} [mineral] | :: andalusite |
| andalusí {adj} | :: Andalusian (of or pertaining to Al-Andalus) |
| andalusí {mf} | :: Andalusian (someone from Al-Andalus) |
| andalusita {f} | :: alternative form of andalucita |
| andaluz {adj} | :: Andalusian |
| andaluz {m} | :: Someone from Andalusia |
| andaluz {m} | :: Andalusian dialect |
| andaluzar {v} | :: to turn more Andalusian |
| andamiaje {m} | :: scaffolding |
| andamiar {v} | :: to scaffold |
| andamio {m} | :: scaffold |
| andanada {f} | :: volley (of projectiles), barrage |
| andanada {f} [nautical] | :: broadside |
| andanada {f} | :: broadside, barrage (verbal or written attack or criticism) |
| andanada {f} [bullfighting] | :: grandstand |
| andante {adj} | :: walking, who roams, who wanders, errant |
| andante {mf} | :: roamer (one who roams) |
| andante {m} [music] | :: A tempo mark directing that a passage is to be played in a moderately slow tempo; faster than adagio but slower than allegretto |
| andante {m} [music] | :: A passage having this mark |
| andante {adj} [music] | :: Played in a moderately slow tempo |
| andante {adv} [music] | :: with a moderately slow tempo |
| andanza {m} [usually plural] | :: wanderings; travel; roaming |
| andanza {m} | :: unforeseen circumstance |
| andanza {m} | :: fortune; luck |
| anda que no {phrase} | :: hell yes, hell yeah, you'd better believe it |
| andar {v} | :: to walk, to go |
| andar {v} | :: to amble, to travel |
| andar {v} | :: to ride |
| andar {v} | :: to function, to work, to go |
| andar {v} | :: to pass, to go by, to elapse |
| andar {v} | :: to go about; to busy oneself with |
| andar {v} | :: to be, to feel |
| andar {v} | :: to go around, to move or spread from person to person |
| andar {v} [with gerund] | :: to go round doing something (describing interrupted, frequent activity) |
| andar {vt} | :: to have been feeling; to feel emotions over a period of time |
| andar {v} [with con] | :: to go out with, to date |
| andar {vr} | :: to go away, to leave |
| andar {vr} [imperative] | :: to take out, to remove oneself |
| andar {m} | :: walk, pace, gait |
| andar {m} | :: behavior, manner |
| andar a las chapas {v} [Argentina, colloquial] | :: To be rushed off one's feet |
| andar como quinceañera {v} [idiom, simile] | :: to be mutton dressed as lamb |
| andar con ambages {v} [idiomatic] | :: to beat around the bush (to treat a topic but omit its main points) |
| andar en chanchullos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to shill (to promote or endorse in return for payment) |
| andariego {adj} | :: roaming, restless |
| andarivel {m} | :: cable ferry |
| andarivel {m} | :: rope bridge |
| andarivel {m} | :: chairlift; ski lift |
| andar mal de dinero {v} [idiom] | :: to be short of cash |
| andar por los cerros de Úbeda {v} | :: alternative form of ir por los cerros de Úbeda |
| andarríos {m} | :: sandpiper |
| andarse {v} | :: reflexive of andar |
| andarse con rodeos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to beat around the bush |
| andarse por las ramas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to beat around the bush |
| Andaya {prop} | :: surname |
| andén {m} | :: platform (at a train station) |
| andén {m} | :: quayside |
| andén {m} [Andes, agriculture] | :: A stair-like terrace on a hillside, used for cultivating plants |
| andén {m} [Caribbean, Colombia] | :: sidewalk |
| andenería {f} [Andes, agriculture] | :: a system of stairlike terraces on a hillside |
| andera {f} | :: feminine noun of andero |
| andero {m} | :: bearer; porter (in a religious procession) |
| Andes {prop} {mp} | :: the Andes |
| andesina {f} [mineral] | :: andesine (sodium calcium aluminum silicate) |
| andesita {f} | :: andesite |
| andesítico {adj} | :: andesitic |
| andinismo {m} | :: mountaineering in the Andes |
| andinista {mf} | :: an Andean mountaineer |
| andino {adj} | :: Andean |
| andino {m} | :: Andean (person) |
| andiroba {f} | :: andiroba |
| -ando {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the gerund of regular -ar verbs; i.e., the suffix -ing in English |
| andoba {m} | :: nobody (a person whose name is not mentioned) |
| andorra {f} [colloquial] | :: a female walking companion |
| Andorra {prop} {f} | :: Andorra (country) |
| Andorra la Vieja {prop} {f} | :: Andorra la Vieja (capital city) |
| andorrana {f} | :: feminine noun of andorrano |
| andorrano {adj} | :: Andorran (from or native to Andorra) |
| andorrano {adj} | :: Andorran (pertaining to Andorra) |
| andorrano {m} | :: Andorran (person from Andorra) |
| Andrada {prop} {f} | :: surname, variant of Andrade |
| Andrade {prop} | :: surname |
| andrajo {m} | :: rags (as clothes) |
| andrajoso {adj} | :: ragged, tattered |
| Andrea {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Andrés {prop} {m} | :: Andrew [biblical character] |
| Andrés {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| andrewsarchus {m} | :: andrewsarchus (prehistoric mammal) |
| andrina {f} | :: alternative form of endrina |
| andro- {prefix} | :: andro- (indicating males) |
| androcéntrico {adj} | :: androcentric |
| androcentrismo {m} | :: androcentrism (ideological focus on males) |
| androceo {m} [botany] | :: androecium |
| androfilia {f} | :: androphilia |
| androfobia {f} | :: androphobia |
| androgénico {adj} [steroid hormone] | :: androgenic |
| andrógeno {m} [steroid hormone] | :: androgen |
| androginia {f} | :: androgyny |
| andrógino {adj} | :: androgynous |
| andrógino {adj} | :: hermaphrodite, hermaphroditic |
| andrógino {adj} [botany] | :: monoecious |
| andrógino {m} | :: androgyne |
| andrógino {m} | :: hermaphrodite |
| androginóforo {m} | :: androgynophore |
| androide {m} | :: android |
| andróloga {f} | :: feminine noun of andrólogo |
| andrología {f} | :: andrology (a branch of medicine) |
| andrólogo {m} | :: andrologist |
| Andrómeda {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Andromeda (mythical daughter of Cepheus) |
| Andrómeda {prop} {f} [astronomy] | :: Andromeda (constellation) |
| Andrómeda {prop} {f} [astronomy] | :: Andromeda (galaxy) |
| androstediona {f} | :: androstenedione (steroid hormone) |
| androstenediona {f} | :: androstenedione |
| andurrial {m} [usually in the plural] | :: the bush (remote, undeveloped area); the backcountry; the sticks; the middle of nowhere |
| aneblar {vtr} [rarely] | :: to cover with mist or dew |
| aneblar {vtr} [dated] | :: to darken, to cloud over |
| anécdota {f} | :: anecdote |
| anecdotario {m} | :: ana (collection of anecdotes) |
| anecdóticamente {adv} | :: anecdotally |
| anecdótico {adj} | :: anecdotal |
| anecoico {adj} [acoustics] | :: anechoic |
| anegación {f} [rare] | :: flooding |
| anegadizo {adj} | :: susceptible to flooding |
| anegamiento {m} | :: inundation, flooding |
| anegar {vt} | :: to drown, to inundate, to flood |
| añejamiento {m} | :: aging (of wine, cheese, etc.) |
| añejar {vt} | :: to age |
| anejo {adj} | :: attached |
| anejo {m} | :: accompaniment, affix |
| añejo {adj} | :: aged (of food, particularly wine, but also cheese or alcoholic spirits such as rum) |
| añejo {adj} [wine] | :: vintage |
| añejo {adj} | :: more than one year old |
| aneldo {m} | :: alternative form of eneldo |
| anélido {m} | :: annelid, segmented worm |
| anemia {f} [pathology] | :: anemia |
| anémico {adj} | :: anemic |
| anémico {m} | :: anemic |
| anemo- {prefix} | :: anemo- (forms words relating to wind) |
| anemómetro {m} | :: anemometer, windmeter |
| anémona {f} | :: anemone, windflower |
| anémona de mar {f} | :: sea anemone |
| anemone {f} | :: alternative form of anémona |
| anemoscopio {m} | :: anemoscope |
| anencefalia {f} | :: anencephaly |
| anestesia {f} | :: anesthetic |
| anestesia {f} | :: anesthesia (insensitivity to pain) |
| anestesiador {m} | :: anesthetist |
| anestesiadora {f} | :: feminine noun of anestesiador |
| anestesiante {adj} | :: anaesthetising |
| anestesiar {vt} | :: to anesthetize |
| anestésico {adj} | :: anesthetic |
| anestésico {m} | :: anesthetic |
| anestesióloga {f} | :: feminine noun of anestesiólogo |
| anestesiología {f} | :: anesthesiology |
| anestesiólogo {m} | :: anesthesiologist |
| anestesista {mf} | :: anaesthetist |
| anestro {m} | :: anestrus (sexual respite in between breeding periods) |
| anetol {m} [organic compound] | :: anethole |
| aneuploide {adj} [genetics] | :: aneuploid |
| aneuploidía {f} | :: aneuploidy |
| aneurisma {m} [pathology] | :: aneurysm |
| aneurismático {adj} [medicine] | :: aneurysmatic (of, pertaining to, or causing aneurysms) |
| anexar {vt} | :: to annex, attach |
| anexial {adj} [anatomy] | :: adnexal |
| anexión {f} | :: annexation (the act of annexing) |
| anexionar {vt} | :: to annex |
| anexionismo {m} | :: annexationism |
| anexionista {mf} | :: annexationist |
| anexo {adj} | :: attached |
| anexo {adj} | :: enclosed |
| anexo {m} | :: annex, appendix |
| anexo {m} | :: contiguous building, extension of a building |
| Áñez {prop} | :: surname |
| anfeta {f} [colloquial] | :: clipping of anfetamina |
| anfetamina {f} [organic compound] | :: amphetamine |
| anfetamínico {adj} | :: amphetamine |
| anfiartrosis {f} [anatomy] | :: amphiarthrosis |
| anfibio {adj} | :: amphibious, amphibian |
| anfibio {m} | :: amphibian |
| anfíbol {m} [mineral] | :: amphibole |
| anfibolita {f} | :: amphibolite |
| anfibología {f} | :: amphibology, amphiboly |
| anfíbraco {m} [poetry] | :: amphibrach |
| anfímacro {m} [poetry] | :: amphimacer |
| anfípodo {m} | :: amphipod |
| anfipróstilo {adj} [architecture] | :: amphiprostyle |
| anfipróstilo {m} [architecture] | :: An amphiprostyle building |
| anfisbena {f} [Greek mythology] | :: amphisbaena |
| anfisbena {f} | :: worm lizard |
| anfiteatro {m} | :: amphitheater |
| anfitrión {m} | :: host (one which receives a guest) |
| anfitrión {m} [computing] | :: host |
| Anfitrión {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Amphitryon |
| anfitriona {f} | :: feminine noun of anfitrión; hostess |
| ánfora {f} | :: amphora |
| anfotericina {f} | :: amphotericin |
| anfractuosidad {f} | :: roughness |
| anfractuosidad {f} [medicine] | :: anfractuosity |
| -anga {suffix} | :: Used with derogatory value in nouns and adjectives. (E.g. fritanga) |
| angarillas {fp} | :: stretcher |
| angarillas {fp} | :: pannier |
| angarillas {fp} | :: sidebags |
| angarillas {fp} | :: any of a number of other kinds of trays used to transport various things |
| ángel {m} | :: angel (an incorporeal and sometimes divine messenger from a deity) |
| ángel {m} | :: angel (one of the lowest order of such beings, below virtues) |
| ángel {m} | :: angel (a person having the qualities attributed to angels, such as purity or selflessness) |
| Ángel {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Ángela {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| ángel caído {m} | :: fallen angel |
| ángel de la guarda {m} | :: guardian angel |
| Ángeles {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| angélica {f} | :: angelica [plant] |
| Angélica {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| angelical {adj} | :: angelic (belonging to, proceeding from, or resembling an angel) |
| angelicalmente {adv} | :: angelically |
| angélico {adj} | :: angelic |
| Angélina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Ángelina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| angelino {adj} | :: Of or from Los Angeles |
| angelino {m} | :: Angelino, Angeleno (person from Los Angeles) |
| angelita {f} | :: feminine noun of angelito |
| angelito {m} [colloquial] | :: young child |
| angelito {m} [colloquial, euphemistic] | :: recently deceased young child |
| angelito {m} | :: diminutive of ángel |
| ángelo {m} | :: obsolete form of ángel |
| Ángelo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| angelóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of angelólogo |
| angelología {f} | :: angelology |
| angelólogo {m} | :: angelologist |
| Angelópolis {prop} | :: Puebla; Puebla de Zaragoza |
| angelote {m} | :: angel shark |
| ángel protector {m} | :: guardian angel |
| ángelus {m} [Roman Catholicism] | :: Angelus |
| angevina {f} | :: feminine noun of angevino |
| angevino {adj} | :: Angevin |
| angevino {m} | :: Angevin |
| angina {f} [pathology] | :: angina (infection of the throat) |
| angina de pecho {f} [cardiology, disease] | :: angina pectoris (intermittent chest pain) |
| anginas {f} | :: plural of angina |
| anginas {f} [plurale tantum] | :: strep throat |
| angio- {prefix} | :: angio- |
| angiodisplasia {f} | :: angiodysplasia |
| angiofibroma {m} [pathology] | :: angiofibroma |
| angiogénesis {f} | :: angiogenesis |
| angiografía {f} | :: angiograph |
| angiografía {f} | :: angiography |
| angiográfico {adj} | :: angiographic |
| angiograma {m} [medicine] | :: angiogram (an X-ray image of the blood vessels) |
| angioinvasivo {adj} | :: angioinvasive |
| angiología {f} | :: angiology |
| angiológico {adj} | :: angiological |
| angioma {m} [pathology] | :: angioma |
| angiopatía {f} [pathology] | :: angiopathy (any disease of the blood vessels) |
| angioplastia {f} [surgery] | :: angioplasty |
| angioradiología {f} | :: angioradiology |
| angiosperma {f} [botany] | :: angiosperm |
| angiotensina {f} [protein] | :: angiotensin |
| angiotensinógeno {m} [protein] | :: angiotensinogen |
| Angkor Wat {prop} | :: Angkor Wat (Cambodian temple complex) |
| angla {f} | :: feminine noun of anglo |
| anglicana {f} | :: feminine noun of anglicano |
| anglicanismo {m} | :: Anglicanism (beliefs and practices of the Anglican Church) |
| anglicanizar {vt} | :: to Anglicanize |
| anglicano {adj} | :: Anglican |
| anglicano {m} | :: Anglican |
| anglicismo {m} | :: anglicism (word or other feature originating in the English language) |
| anglificar {v} | :: to anglicize |
| anglo- {prefix} | :: Anglo- |
| anglo {adj} | :: Anglian (pertaining to the Angles) |
| anglo {adj} | :: English (of or pertaining to England) |
| anglo {adj} | :: Anglo-Saxon |
| anglo {m} | :: Angle (member of a Germanic tribe) |
| anglo {m} | :: Englishman |
| anglo {m} | :: Anglo-Saxon, Old English |
| angloamericana {f} | :: feminine noun of angloamericano |
| angloamericanismo {m} | :: Americanism (linguistic feature) |
| angloamericano {adj} | :: Anglo-American |
| angloamericano {m} | :: Anglo-American |
| anglocanadiense {adj} | :: English-Canadian |
| anglo-católico {m} [Christianity] | :: Anglo-Catholic (member of the Anglican Church with Catholic traditions) |
| anglocatólico {adj} | :: Anglo-Catholic |
| anglocatólico {m} | :: Anglo-Catholic |
| angloesfera {f} | :: Anglosphere (set of anglophone countries) |
| angloestadounidense {adj} | :: Anglo-American |
| angloestadounidense {mf} | :: Anglo-American |
| anglofilia {f} | :: Anglophilia |
| anglófilo {adj} | :: Anglophilic |
| anglófilo {m} | :: Anglophile |
| anglofobia {f} | :: Anglophobia |
| anglofóbica {f} | :: feminine noun of anglofóbico |
| anglofóbico {adj} | :: Anglophobic |
| anglofóbico {m} | :: Anglophobe |
| anglófobo {adj} | :: Anglophobic |
| anglófobo {m} | :: Anglophobe |
| anglófono {adj} | :: Anglophone |
| anglofrancés {adj} | :: Anglo-French |
| anglohablante {adj} | :: Anglophone (English-speaking) |
| anglohablante {mf} | :: Anglophone (One who speaks English) |
| angloholandés {adj} | :: Anglo-Dutch |
| anglomanía {f} | :: Anglomania |
| anglómano {adj} | :: Anglomanic |
| anglómano {m} | :: Anglomaniac |
| anglonormando {adj} | :: Anglo-Norman |
| anglonormando {m} | :: Anglo-Norman (norman who settled in England) |
| anglonormando {m} | :: Anglo-Norman (language) |
| angloparlante {adj} | :: Anglophone (English-speaking) |
| angloparlante {mf} | :: Anglophone |
| anglosajón {adj} | :: Anglo-Saxon |
| anglosajón {m} | :: Anglo-Saxon language; Old English |
| anglosfera {f} | :: Anglosphere (the English-speaking countries) |
| angoja {f} [archaic] | :: grief; anguish |
| Angola {prop} {f} | :: Angola (country) |
| angolana {f} | :: feminine noun of angolano |
| angolano {adj} | :: Angolan |
| angolano {m} | :: Angolan |
| angoleña {f} | :: feminine noun of angoleño |
| angoleño {adj} | :: Angolan |
| angoleño {m} | :: Angolan |
| Angora {prop} {f} | :: Angora (capital city) |
| angorense {adj} | :: Ankaran (of or pertaining to Ankara, Turkey) |
| angorense {mf} | :: Ankaran (native or resident of Ankara, Turkey) |
| angostamente {adv} | :: narrowly |
| angostamiento {m} | :: narrowing |
| angostar {v} | :: to narrow |
| angostísimo {adj} | :: superlative of angosto |
| angosto {adj} | :: narrow |
| angostura {f} | :: defile, narrow passage |
| angostura {f} | :: narrowness |
| angostura {f} | :: Angostura bitters (drink) |
| ángstrom {m} [physics] | :: angstrom (a very small unit of length, 10-10 m) |
| anguila {f} | :: eel |
| Anguila {prop} {f} | :: Anguilla (British overseas territory in the Caribbean) |
| anguila eléctrica {f} | :: electric eel (species of fish) |
| anguilense {adj} | :: Anguillan |
| anguilense {mf} | :: Anguillan |
| angula {f} | :: elver, baby eel |
| angulación {f} | :: angle, angulation |
| angular {adj} | :: angular |
| angularmente {adv} | :: angularly |
| ángulo {m} [geometry] | :: angle |
| ángulo obtuso {m} | :: obtuse angle |
| ángulo recto {m} | :: right angle |
| angulosidad {f} | :: angularity |
| anguloso {adj} | :: angular (of a face or features) |
| angurria {f} [Latin America] | :: famishing hunger |
| angurria {f} [Latin America] | :: great anxiety |
| angurriento {adj} [Latin America] | :: greedy, selfish |
| angustia {f} | :: anguish, distress |
| angustia {f} | :: anxiety |
| angustiadamente {adv} | :: anguishedly |
| angustiado {adj} | :: anguished |
| angustiado {adj} | :: anxious |
| angustiado {adj} | :: nervous |
| angustiante {adj} | :: distressing, upsetting |
| angustiar {vt} | :: to anguish, distress |
| angustiarse {vr} | :: to become anxious |
| angustiosamente {adv} | :: distressingly, agonizingly |
| angustiosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of angustioso |
| angustioso {adj} | :: harrowing, distressing, distressed, anguished |
| anhedonia {f} [symptom, psychiatry] | :: anhedonia (inability to feel pleasure) |
| anhelante {adj} | :: eager, longing |
| anhelar {v} | :: to long for, to yearn, to yearn for, to long, to desire, to hanker |
| anhelar {v} | :: to crave |
| anhelar {v} | :: to gasp |
| anhelar {v} | :: to pant |
| anhelo {m} | :: longing, desire, wish |
| anheloso {adj} | :: eager; keen |
| anheloso {adj} | :: gasping; panting |
| anhidrasa {m} [enzyme] | :: anhydrase |
| anhidraso {adj} | :: anhydrous |
| anhídrido {m} [chemistry] | :: anhydride |
| anhídrido carbónico {m} [inorganic compound] | :: carbon dioxide (cO₂) |
| anhidrita {f} [mineral] | :: anhydrite (saline evaporite) |
| anhidro {adj} | :: anhydrous |
| anhidrobiosis {f} | :: anhydrobiosis (form of cryptobiosis) |
| ANHQV {prop} | :: Aquí no hay quien viva, a Spanish sitcom |
| Aníbal {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Aníbal {prop} {m} | :: Hannibal (Carthaginian general) |
| Aniceto {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| aniconismo {m} | :: aniconism |
| añicos {mp} | :: shards, smithereens, pieces |
| anidación {f} | :: nesting |
| anidado {adj} [informatics] | :: nested |
| anidamiento {m} | :: nesting (process by which a bird nests) |
| anidamiento {m} [computing] | :: nesting |
| anidar {v} | :: to nest |
| anidar {v} | :: to shelter, take in |
| añidir {v} [obsolete or dialectal] | :: alternative form of añadir |
| aniego {m} | :: flooding |
| anihilar {v} | :: rare form of aniquilar |
| añil {m} | :: indigo (colour) |
| añil {m} | :: true indigo, indigo plant (Indigofera tinctoria) |
| añil {m} | :: indigo (blue dye) |
| anilina {f} [organic compound] | :: aniline |
| anilina {f} | :: colouring, dye |
| anilingus {m} | :: anilingus (form of oral sex) |
| anilla {mf} | :: ring |
| anilla {mf} | :: ring-pull |
| anilla {mf} [gymnastics, usually in plural] | :: ring |
| anillación {f} | :: annulation |
| anillación {f} [organic chemistry] | :: annulation |
| anillamiento {m} | :: ringing (of animals) |
| anillar {v} | :: to ring (put a ring on e.g. an animal) |
| anillar {v} | :: to put into a ring shape |
| anillar {v} | :: to ring (carve ring shapes or circular shapes) |
| anillero {m} | :: ringbearer |
| anillito {m} | :: diminutive of anillo |
| anillo {m} | :: ring |
| anillo {m} [mycology] | :: annulus |
| anillo {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: annulet |
| anillo de compromiso {m} | :: engagement ring (ring signifying a promise to wed) |
| anillo de hadas {m} [mycology] | :: fairy ring |
| ánima {f} | :: soul |
| ánima {f} | :: bore, calibre |
| animación {f} | :: animation |
| animación {f} | :: jauntiness; liveliness |
| animación {f} | :: cheerleading |
| animadamente {adv} | :: animatedly, jauntily |
| animadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of animado |
| animado {adj} | :: inspired |
| animado {adj} | :: animate |
| animador {m} | :: presenter, host (moderator or master of ceremonies for a performance) |
| animador {m} | :: entertainer |
| animador {m} | :: animator |
| animador {m} | :: cheerleader |
| animadora {f} | :: feminine noun of animador |
| animadversión {f} | :: animosity, ill will, animadversion |
| animal {adj} | :: animal |
| animal {m} | :: animal |
| animálculo {m} [zoology] | :: animalcule (tiny microscopic animal) |
| animal de carga {m} | :: draught animal, beast of burden |
| animalejo {m} | :: creepy crawly; little bug |
| animalero {m} [Caribbean] | :: flock/group/pack of animals |
| animalero {adj} [attributive] | :: animal |
| animalesco {adj} | :: bestial |
| animalesco {adj} | :: animal (attributive) |
| animalia {f} | :: synonym of alimaña |
| animalidad {f} | :: animality |
| animalillo {m} | :: diminutive of animal |
| animalismo {m} | :: animal rights movement |
| animalista {adj} [attributive] | :: animal rights |
| animalista {mf} | :: animal rights activist |
| animalista {mf} [art] | :: animalist (painter or sculptor whose primary subject is animals) |
| animalístico {adj} | :: animalistic |
| animalito {m} | :: diminutive of animal, little animal |
| animalización {f} | :: brutalization |
| animalizar {v} | :: to animalize (represent in the form of an animal) |
| animalmente {adv} | :: animally |
| animalucho {m} | :: pejorative of animal |
| animar {v} | :: to inspire |
| animar {v} | :: to encourage |
| animar {v} | :: to animate |
| animar {v} | :: to cheer on |
| animar {vr} | :: to cheer up (to become happy) |
| animar {vr} | :: to dare, to have the courage to, to bring oneself to, to have the heart to |
| animarse {vr} | :: to cheer up (to become happy) |
| animarse {vr} | :: to dare, to have the courage to, to bring yourself to |
| animatrónico {adj} | :: animatronic |
| anime {m} | :: anime |
| anime {m} | :: animé (resin) |
| anime {m} [Cuba, Ecuador] | :: courbaril (Hymenaea courbaril) |
| anime {m} [Venezuela] | :: expanded polystyrene (EPS), styrofoam |
| ánime {adj} | :: alternative form of anime |
| ánime {m} | :: alternative form of anime |
| anímicamente {adv} | :: energetically |
| anímico {adj} [attributive] | :: mind |
| anímico {adj} | :: mental |
| animismo {m} | :: animism |
| animista {mf} | :: animist (believer in animism) |
| animita {f} [Chile] | :: shrine or chapel |
| ánimo {m} | :: soul, spirit, mood |
| ánimo {m} | :: vigour |
| ánimo {interj} | :: courage!, cheer up!, keep your head up! good luck!, chin up! |
| animoji {m} | :: animoji |
| animosamente {adv} | :: bravely, boldly |
| animosidad {f} | :: animosity, animus |
| animoso {adj} | :: courageous |
| animoso {adj} | :: lively, spirited |
| aniñado {adj} | :: childish, puerile |
| aniñado {adj} [appearance] | :: childlike, youthful |
| aniñado {adj} [Latin America] | :: handsome, spirited, lively |
| aniñar {v} | :: to cause to be childlike |
| aniñar {vr} | :: to be childlike |
| anión {m} | :: anion |
| aniónico {adj} | :: anionic |
| aniquilación {f} | :: annihilation |
| aniquilador {m} | :: annihilator (one who annihilates) |
| aniquilador {adj} | :: annihilating (who or which annihilates) |
| aniquiladora {f} | :: feminine noun of aniquilador |
| aniquilamiento {m} | :: death squad |
| aniquilar {v} | :: to annihilate, reduce to nothing |
| aniquilativo {adj} [rare] | :: annihilative |
| anirista {adj} | :: Of or relating to the Asociación Nacional de Innovadores y Racionalizadores |
| anirista {mf} | :: A member of the Asociación Nacional de Innovadores y Racionalizadores |
| anís {m} | :: anise |
| anís {m} | :: (beverage) anise liquor, pure or combined |
| anís {m} [euphemistic, Mexico] | :: the anus (because of similar sound, compare ano) |
| anisado {m} | :: an alcoholic beverage made with anise |
| anisakis {f} | :: Anisakis (parasite) |
| anisar {m} | :: anise field |
| anisar {v} | :: to add anise or an alcoholic beverage made with it to something |
| anís estrella {m} | :: star anise |
| anís estrellado {m} | :: star anise |
| anisocoria {f} [pathology, ophthalmology] | :: anisocoria (unequal size of the pupils) |
| anisol {m} [organic compound] | :: anisole |
| anisotropía {f} | :: anisotropy |
| anisotrópico {adj} | :: anisotropic |
| anisótropo {adj} | :: anisotropic |
| Anita {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Anita {prop} {f} [Latin America] | :: given name used in Latin America |
| Anita {prop} {f} | :: diminutive of Ana |
| añito {m} | :: diminutive of año |
| aniversario {m} | :: anniversary |
| aniversario {m} | :: birthday |
| anj {m} | :: ankh |
| anjá {interj} [Cental America] | :: that's it |
| anjova {f} [Canary Islands] | :: bluefish (Pomatomus saltatrix) |
| Ankara {prop} | :: Ankara (capital city) |
| ankerita {f} [mineral] | :: ankerite |
| ankylosaurio {m} | :: alternative form of anquilosaurio |
| annobonés {adj} | :: Of or from Annobón |
| annobonés {m} | :: Someone from Annobón |
| annobonesa {f} | :: feminine noun of annobonés |
| -ano {suffix} [as an adjective] | :: Coming from, related to, or like |
| -ano {suffix} [as a noun] | :: One from, belonging to, relating to, or like |
| -ano {suffix} [organic chemistry] | :: -ane (in the names of hydrocarbons) |
| ano {m} | :: anus |
| año {m} | :: year |
| año {m} | :: (a certain) age |
| Año {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| anoa {m} | :: anoa (a small Indonesian water buffalo) |
| año bisiesto {m} | :: leap year |
| anoche {adv} | :: last night |
| anochecer {vi} [impersonal] | :: to become night, to get dark |
| anochecer {vi} | :: to be somewhere by dark |
| anochecer {m} | :: dusk, nightfall |
| año de nieves, año de bienes {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: April showers bring May flowers |
| anódico {adj} | :: anodic |
| anodino {adj} | :: anodyne |
| anodino {adj} | :: dull, boring, run-of-the-mill |
| anodizar {vt} | :: to anodize |
| ánodo {m} | :: anode |
| añoja {f} | :: feminine noun of añojo |
| añojo {m} | :: a young bull between one and two years old |
| añoloti {m} | :: a single piece of agnolotti |
| año luz {m} | :: light year |
| anómalamente {adv} | :: unusually |
| anomalía {f} | :: anomaly (a deviation from a rule or from what is regarded as normal) |
| anómalo {adj} | :: aberrant; atypical |
| anomérico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: anomeric |
| anómero {m} [organic chemistry] | :: anomer |
| anomia {f} [sociology] | :: anomie (alienation or social instability) |
| anómico {adj} [sociology] | :: anomic (socially disorganised, disoriented or alienated) |
| anón {m} | :: sugar apple |
| anona {f} | :: custard apple (of genus Annona) |
| anonadamiento {m} | :: stunning |
| anonadar {vt} | :: to stun, to astonish |
| anónimamente {adv} | :: anonymously |
| anonimato {m} | :: anonymity |
| anonimidad {f} | :: anonymity |
| anonimización {f} | :: anonymization |
| anonimizar {vt} | :: to anonymise (to render anonymous) |
| anónimo {adj} | :: anonymous |
| anónimo {m} | :: an anonymous document or letter |
| año nuevo {m} | :: New Year |
| Año Nuevo {prop} {m} | :: New Year’s Day |
| anorac {m} | :: alternative spelling of anorak |
| anorak {m} | :: anorak (heavy weatherproof jacket) |
| añoranza {m} | :: nostalgia |
| añorar {vt} | :: to miss or yearn; to pine for |
| anorectal {adj} | :: anorectal (or or pertaining to the anus and the rectum) |
| anorexia {f} | :: anorexia (anorexia nervosa) |
| anorexia mental {f} | :: anorexia nervosa (disorder characterised by self-starvation) |
| anorexia nerviosa {f} | :: anorexia nervosa (disorder characterised by self-starvation) |
| anoréxicamente {adv} | :: anorexically |
| anoréxico {adj} | :: anorexic |
| anoréxico {m} | :: anorexic |
| anorgasmia {f} [medicine] | :: anorgasmia (failure to achieve orgasm) |
| anormal {adj} | :: abnormal |
| anormalidad {f} | :: abnormality |
| anormalmente {adv} | :: abnormally |
| anorrectal {adj} | :: anorectal |
| anortita {f} [mineral] | :: anorthite |
| anortoclasa {f} [mineral] | :: anorthoclase (group of feldspars) |
| año sabático {m} | :: sabbatical year; gap year |
| a no ser que {conj} | :: unless |
| anosmia {f} [pathology] | :: anosmia |
| anósmico {adj} [medicine] | :: anosmic |
| añoso {adj} | :: aged, ancient |
| anosognosia {f} | :: anosognosia |
| anotación {f} | :: annotation |
| anotación {f} | :: record |
| anotador {m} | :: scorer |
| anotador {m} [Argentina] | :: notepad |
| anotadora {f} | :: feminine noun of anotador |
| anotar {v} | :: to annotate |
| anotar {v} [sports] | :: to score |
| anotar {v} | :: to note |
| anotarse {v} | :: reflexive of anotar |
| anoticiar {v} [Argentina, Bolivia] | :: to give news of; to announce |
| anovillado {adj} [bullfighting] | :: Having taken part in novilladas |
| anoxia {f} | :: anoxia |
| anoxibiosis {f} | :: anoxybiosis (biological response) |
| anóxico {adj} | :: anoxic |
| anquilosado {adj} | :: stiff |
| anquilosamiento {m} | :: paralyzation |
| anquilosar {v} | :: to ankylose |
| anquilosar {v} | :: to paralyze |
| anquilosauriano {m} | :: ankylosaur |
| anquilosáurido {m} | :: ankylosaurid |
| anquilosaurio {m} | :: ankylosaur |
| anquilosis {f} [pathology] | :: ankylosis |
| anquilostoma {m} | :: hookworm |
| ANSA {prop} {f} | :: ASEAN (association of Southeast Asian Nations) |
| ansar {m} | :: anshar |
| ánsar {m} [formal] | :: wild goose |
| ánsar común {m} | :: wild goose (Anser anser) |
| ansarina {f} | :: feminine noun of ansarino |
| ansarino {adj} | :: anserine |
| ansarino {m} | :: gosling |
| Anselmo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| ansi {conj} | :: obsolete spelling of así |
| ansí {adv} | :: obsolete form of así Compare anſi |
| ansia {f} | :: anxiety, apprehension |
| ansia {f} | :: craving |
| ansiar {v} | :: to wish, long for |
| ansible {m} [science fiction] | :: ansible |
| ansiedad {f} | :: anxiety |
| ansimesmo {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of asimismo |
| ansimismo {adv} | :: obsolete form of asimismo |
| ansina {adv} [archaic or regional] | :: alternative form of así |
| ansiolítico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: anxiolytic (that reduces anxiety) |
| ansiolítico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anxiolytic (drug for the treatment of anxiety) |
| ansiosamente {adv} | :: anxiously (in an anxious manner) |
| ansiosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of ansioso |
| ansioso {adj} | :: anxious |
| ansioso {adj} | :: eager |
| ant. {adj} | :: abbreviation of anterior |
| anta {f} | :: feminine noun of ante; moose, elk |
| anta {f} [Bolivia] | :: tapir (large odd-toed ungulate with a long prehensile upper lip of the family Tapiridae.) |
| Anta {prop} | :: Anta (province) |
| antagónicamente {adv} | :: antagonistically |
| antagónico {adj} | :: antagonistic |
| antagonismo {m} | :: antagonism (strong dislike) |
| antagonista {adj} | :: antagonist |
| antagonista {mf} | :: antagonist |
| antagonizar {v} | :: to antagonize |
| Antananarivo {prop} {f} | :: Antananarivo (capital city) |
| antaño {adv} [now rare] | :: last year |
| antaño {adv} | :: in the past, in the old days, of yore |
| antaño {m} | :: the distant past |
| antañón {adj} [literary] | :: old-time |
| antárctico {adj} | :: rare form of antártico |
| antártico {adj} [astronomy, geography] | :: Antarctic |
| antártico {adj} | :: meridional (of or in the south, southern) |
| Antártida {prop} {f} | :: Antarctica |
| -ante {suffix} | :: Forms adjectives from verbs |
| ante- {prefix} | :: ante- (prior to in time) |
| ante- {prefix} | :: ante- (in front of in space) |
| ante {prep} | :: in front of, before |
| ante {prep} | :: against, compared to |
| ante {m} | :: elk |
| ante {m} | :: suede |
| ante {m} [Mexico] | :: tapir (large odd-toed ungulate, with a long prehensile upper lip, of the family Tapiridae) |
| anteado {adj} [rare] | :: buffy |
| anteanoche {adv} | :: the night before last (in the night before last night) |
| antearco {m} | :: forearc |
| anteayer {adv} | :: day before yesterday |
| antebraquial {adj} [anatomy] | :: antebrachial (relating to the forearm) |
| antebrazo {m} | :: forearm |
| anteburro {m} [Mexico] | :: tapir (large odd-toed ungulate with a long prehensile upper lip of the family Tapiridae) |
| antecama {f} | :: a carpet laid in front of a bed |
| antecámara {f} | :: antechamber |
| antecapilla {f} | :: a room before a chapel |
| antecedente {adj} | :: precedent |
| antecedente {m} | :: precedent |
| antecedente {m} | :: antecedent |
| antecedente {m} | :: background [in the plural] |
| antecedentemente {adv} [obsolete] | :: previously, beforehand |
| anteceder {v} | :: to antecede, to precede |
| antecesor {m} | :: predecessor |
| antecesora {f} | :: female equivalent of antecesor |
| antecima {f} [geography] | :: subpeak |
| antecoger {v} | :: to catch (someone) by pushing them forward |
| antecomedor {m} [Mexico] | :: dinette (a small room next to the dining room) |
| antecristo {m} | :: alternative form of anticristo |
| antedata {f} | :: antedate |
| antedatar {v} | :: to antedate |
| antedecir {v} | :: to foretell |
| antedespacho {m} | :: outer office |
| antedicho {adj} | :: foretold |
| antedicho {adj} | :: aforesaid, aforementioned |
| antediluviano {adj} | :: antediluvian |
| antedormitorio {m} | :: antechamber |
| antefirma {f} | :: a title placed before a signature |
| anteiglesia {f} | :: porch or other structure in front of a church |
| antejuicio {m} | :: pretrial |
| antelación {f} [with de or con] | :: in advance, early |
| ante la duda {adv} [idiom] | :: if in doubt |
| ante la duda, la más tetuda {proverb} | :: If in doubt, choose the option that seems most profitable |
| antemano {m} [obsolete] | :: beforehand |
| antemural {m} | :: barbican, fortification |
| antena {f} | :: antenna |
| antenado {adj} | :: having antennae |
| antenado {m} | :: obsolete form of entenado |
| antenal {adj} | :: antennal |
| antenatal {adj} | :: antenatal, prenatal |
| antenatresero {adj} | :: A TV program or series of Antena 3, a famous TV channel of Spain |
| antenatresero {adj} | :: A fan of Antena 3 |
| antenatresero {adj} | :: Someone who works for Antena 3 |
| antenoche {adv} | :: alternative form of anteanoche |
| antenombre {m} | :: title before a proper name |
| antenupcial {adj} [rare] | :: before marriage |
| anteojito {m} | :: white-eye (bird) |
| anteojo {m} | :: lens |
| anteojo {m} [Peru] | :: owl |
| anteojos {mp} | :: glasses, spectacles |
| anteojos de sol {mp} | :: sunglasses |
| antepagar {v} [dated] | :: to pay beforehand |
| antepaís {m} | :: foreland (zone where eroded material is deposited) |
| antepalco {m} | :: antechamber to the box |
| antepasada {f} | :: feminine noun of antepasado |
| antepasado {adj} | :: before last |
| antepasado {m} | :: ancestor, forefather |
| antepasar {vi} [obsolete] | :: to precede |
| antepecho {m} | :: window sill |
| antepecho {m} | :: railing |
| antepenúltimo {adj} | :: antepenultimate, third to last |
| antepié {m} | :: forefoot |
| anteponer {v} | :: to put or place in front of |
| anteponer {v} [figuratively] | :: to prefer |
| anteportada {f} | :: half title |
| anteposición {f} | :: anteposition |
| anteproyecto {m} | :: a preliminary plan |
| antepuerta {f} | :: portière |
| antepuerto {m} | :: (outer) harbour |
| Antequera {prop} {f} | :: Antequera (city) |
| antequerana {f} | :: feminine noun of antequerano |
| antequerano {adj} | :: of or from Antequera |
| antequerano {m} | :: someone from Antequera |
| antequino {m} [architecture] | :: cavetto |
| antera {f} [botany] | :: anther |
| anteridio {m} [botany] | :: antheridium |
| anterior {adj} | :: anterior (in time), previous, earlier, former, past |
| anterior {adj} | :: anterior (in space) |
| anterioridad {f} | :: anteriority |
| anteriormente {adv} | :: previously |
| antero- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: antero- |
| Antero {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| anterógrado {adj} | :: anterograde |
| anteroinferior {adj} [anatomy] | :: anteroinferior |
| anterolateral {adj} [anatomy] | :: anterolateral |
| anteromedial {adj} [anatomy] | :: anteromedial |
| anteroposteriormente {adv} | :: anteroposteriorly |
| anterosuperior {adj} [anatomy] | :: anterosuperior |
| antes {adv} | :: earlier, before, sooner, previously, formerly, beforehand (at an earlier time) |
| antes {adv} | :: soon (in certain phrases) |
| antes {adv} | :: ahead (temporally), ahead of [when followed by de] |
| antes {adv} | :: once, formerly (in the past) |
| antes {adv} | :: first (before a condition is fulfilled) |
| antes {adv} | :: rather, sooner (used to specify a preference) |
| antes {prep} | :: before (earlier than) [triggers the subjunctive in subordinate clauses] |
| ántes {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of antes |
| antesacristía {f} | :: a doorway leading to a sacristy |
| antesala {f} | :: anteroom, antechamber |
| antesala {f} | :: prelude |
| antesala {f} [Caribbean, baseball] | :: third base |
| antesalista {mf} [Caribbean, baseball] | :: third baseman |
| antes de ayer {adv} | :: the day before yesterday |
| antes de nada {adv} | :: first of all, first off, before anything else, above all, first and foremost |
| antesis {f} [botany] | :: anthesis |
| antes que nada {adv} [idiom] | :: first of all, before anything else, first off, before all else, first and foremost, above all, before everything else |
| antes se coge al mentiroso que al cojo {proverb} | :: a lie has no legs |
| antes se coge al mentiroso que a un cojo {proverb} | :: a lie has no legs |
| antes se pilla al mentiroso que a un cojo {proverb} | :: alternative form of antes se coge al mentiroso que a un cojo |
| antes y después {m} [idiom] | :: turning point |
| antes y después {m} [idiom] | :: makeover |
| antetemplo {m} | :: portico of a church |
| anteúltimo {adj} | :: penultimate |
| antevenir {v} [obsolete] | :: to precede |
| antever {vt} | :: to foresee |
| antevíspera {f} | :: the day two days before |
| anti- {prefix} | :: anti-; against, opposite, protecting against |
| anti {adj} | :: anti-, opposing |
| antiabortista {adj} | :: antiabortion [attributive] |
| antiabortista {mf} | :: antiabortionist |
| antiaborto {adj} | :: antiabortion |
| antiabuso {adj} | :: antiabuse |
| antiabusos {adj} | :: antiabuse |
| antiacadémico {adj} | :: antiacademic |
| antiácido {adj} | :: antacid |
| antiácido {m} | :: antiacid, antacid |
| antiacoso {adj} | :: antibullying |
| antiadherente {adj} | :: antistick; nonstick |
| antiadherente {adj} | :: antiadherence |
| antiaéreo {adj} | :: anti-aircraft |
| antiafrodisiaco {adj} | :: alternative form of antiafrodisíaco |
| antiafrodisiaco {m} | :: alternative form of antiafrodisíaco |
| antiafrodisíaco {adj} | :: antaphrodisiac (capable of reducing the sex drive) |
| antiafrodisíaco {m} | :: antaphrodisiac (any substance that reduces sexual attraction) |
| antiagregación {f} [medicine] | :: antiaggregation |
| antiagregante {adj} [medicine] | :: antiaggregant |
| antiagregante {m} [medicine] | :: antiaggregant |
| antiagresiones {adj} | :: anti-aggression, anti-assault |
| antialcohólico {adj} | :: antialcohol |
| antialemán {adj} | :: anti-German |
| antialunizaje {adj} | :: protecting against ram-raiding |
| antiamericanismo {m} | :: anti-Americanism |
| antiamericano {adj} | :: anti-American |
| antiandrógeno {adj} | :: antiandrogenic |
| antiandrógeno {m} | :: antiandrogen |
| antiapartheid {adj} | :: antiapartheid |
| antiarma {adj} | :: antiweapon |
| antiarrítmico {adj} | :: antiarrhythmic |
| antiarrítmico {m} | :: antiarrhythmic |
| antiarruga {adj} | :: alternative form of antiarrugas |
| antiarrugas {adj} | :: antiwrinkle |
| antiartrítico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antarthritic (preventing or alleviating arthritis) |
| antiartrítico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antarthritic (agent that prevents or alleviates arthritis) |
| antiasmático {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antasthmatic (relieving the symptoms of asthma) |
| antiasmático {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antasthmatic (drug that relieves the symptoms of asthma) |
| antiátomo {m} [particle physics] | :: antiatom |
| antiatraco {adj} | :: alternative form of antiatracos |
| antiatracos {adj} | :: antitheft |
| antiausteridad {f} | :: antiausterity |
| antiautoritario {adj} | :: antiauthoritarian |
| antibacteria {adj} [rare] | :: anti-bacteria |
| antibacterial {adj} | :: antibacterial |
| antibacteriano {adj} | :: antibacterial |
| antibacteriano {m} | :: antibacterial |
| antibala {adj} | :: alternative form of antibalas |
| antibalas {adj} | :: bulletproof |
| antibalístico {adj} | :: antiballistic |
| antibaquio {m} [poetry] | :: antibacchius |
| antibarión {m} | :: antibaryon |
| antibatistiana {f} | :: feminine noun of antibatistiano |
| antibatistiano {adj} | :: opposing Fulgencio Batista |
| antibatistiano {m} | :: an opposer of Fulgencio Batista |
| antibelicista {adj} | :: anti-war, pacifist |
| antibelicista {mf} | :: pacifist |
| antibélico {adj} | :: anti-war |
| antibiótico {adj} | :: antibiotic |
| antibiótico {m} | :: antibiotic |
| antibioticoterapia {f} | :: antibiotic therapy |
| antiblanqueo {adj} | :: antilaundering |
| antiblindaje {adj} | :: anti-armour |
| antibloqueo {adj} | :: anti-lock |
| antibloqueo {adj} | :: anti-block |
| antibolchevique {adj} | :: antibolshevist |
| antibolchevique {mf} | :: antibolshevist |
| antibomba {adj} | :: bombproof |
| antiborbónico {adj} | :: anti-Bourbon |
| antiborbónico {m} | :: anti-Bourbon |
| antibritánico {adj} | :: anti-British; anti-UK |
| antibrucélico {adj} | :: protecting against brucellosis |
| antibuque {adj} | :: anti-ship |
| antiburbuja {f} | :: antibubble |
| anticáncer {adj} | :: anticancer |
| anticancerígeno {adj} | :: anticancer |
| anticanónico {adj} | :: anticanonical |
| anticapitalismo {m} | :: anticapitalism |
| anticapitalista {adj} | :: anticapitalist |
| anticapitalista {mf} | :: anticapitalist |
| anticardiolipina {adj} | :: anticardiolipin |
| anticariense {adj} | :: of, from, or related to, Antequera, a city in Andalusia |
| anticariense {mf} | :: someone from Antequera, a city in Andalusia |
| anticaries {adj} | :: anticaries |
| anticarro {adj} | :: antitank |
| anticastrista {adj} | :: anti-Castro |
| anticatalán {adj} | :: anti-Catalan |
| anticatalanismo {m} | :: anti-Catalanism |
| anticatalanista {adj} | :: anti-Catalanist |
| anticatolicismo {m} | :: anti-Catholicism |
| anticatólico {adj} | :: anticatholic |
| anticatólico {m} | :: anticatholic |
| anticelulítico {adj} | :: anticellulite |
| anticelulitis {adj} | :: anticellulite |
| antichavismo {m} | :: anti-Chavism |
| antichavista {adj} | :: anti-Chavist |
| antichino {adj} | :: anti-China |
| antichoque {adj} | :: antishock |
| anticíclico {adj} | :: contracyclical |
| anticiclón {m} | :: anticyclone |
| anticiclónico {adj} | :: anticyclonic |
| anticientífico {adj} | :: antiscientific |
| anticine {adj} | :: anti-cinema |
| anticipación {f} | :: anticipation |
| anticipación {f} | :: advance |
| anticipadamente {adv} | :: early, in advance |
| anticipado {adj} | :: anticipated |
| anticipado {adj} | :: early |
| anticipar {v} | :: to bring forward; to advance |
| anticipar {vr} | :: to be early |
| anticiparse {v} | :: reflexive of anticipar |
| anticipatorio {adj} | :: anticipatory |
| anticipo {m} | :: advance (anticipated payment) |
| anticlerical {adj} | :: anticlerical |
| anticlericalismo {m} | :: anticlericalism |
| anticlimático {adj} | :: anticlimactic |
| anticlímax {m} | :: anticlimax |
| anticlinal {adj} | :: anticlinal |
| anticoagulación {f} | :: anticoagulation |
| anticoagulante {adj} | :: anticoagulant |
| anticoagulante {m} | :: anticoagulant |
| anticodón {m} [genetics] | :: anticodon |
| anticolesterol {adj} | :: anticholesterol |
| anticolinérgico {adj} | :: anticholinergic |
| anticolisión {adj} | :: anticollision |
| anticolombiano {adj} | :: anti-Colombian |
| anticolonial {adj} | :: anticolonial |
| anticolonialismo {m} [politics] | :: anticolonialism (opposition to colonialism) |
| anticolonialista {adj} [politics] | :: anticolonial (against colonialism) |
| anticolonialista {mf} [politics] | :: anticolonialist (opponent of colonialism) |
| anticolonización {f} | :: anticolonization |
| anticompetitivo {adj} | :: anticompetitive |
| anticomunismo {m} | :: anticommunism |
| anticomunista {mf} | :: anticommunist |
| anticomunista {adj} | :: anticommunist |
| anticoncepción {f} | :: anticonception; the action of preventing conception |
| anticoncepcional {adj} | :: contraceptive |
| anticonceptivo {adj} | :: contraceptive |
| anticonceptivo {m} | :: contraceptive |
| anticongelante {m} | :: antifreeze |
| anticonstitucional {adj} | :: unconstitutional |
| anticonstitucionalidad {f} | :: unconstitutionality |
| anticonstitucionalmente {adv} | :: anticonstitutionally |
| anticonsumista {adj} | :: anticonsumerist (opposed to consumerism) |
| anticonsumista {mf} | :: anticonsumerist (a person who opposes consumerism) |
| anticontaminación {adj} | :: antipollution |
| anticonvergente {adj} | :: anticonvergent |
| anticonverso {adj} | :: anti-convert |
| anticonvulsivante {m} | :: anticonvulsant |
| anticonvulsivo {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiseizure (intended to combat or reduce seizures) |
| anticonvulsivo {adj} [pharmacology] | :: anticonvulsive (acting against or serving to prevent convulsions) |
| anticonvulsivo {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anticonvulsive (any anticonvulsant drug) |
| anticopia {adj} | :: anticopy |
| anticorporativo {adj} | :: anticorporate (opposed to corporations) |
| anticorrida {adj} | :: anti-bullfighting |
| anticorrosivo {adj} | :: anticorrosive |
| anticorrupción {adj} | :: anticorruption |
| anticresis {m} | :: antichresis |
| anticresista {mf} | :: antichresist |
| anticrético {adj} | :: antichretic |
| anticrimen {adj} | :: anti-crime; crime-busting |
| anticrisis {adj} | :: anticrisis |
| anticristiano {adj} | :: antichristian |
| anticristo {m} | :: antichrist |
| anticrítico {adj} | :: anticritical |
| anticuado {adj} | :: antiquated, obsolete, outmoded |
| anticuar {vt} [rare] | :: to antiquate |
| anticuar {vr} | :: to become old-fashioned |
| anticuario {adj} | :: antiquarian |
| anticuario {m} | :: antiquarian |
| anticubano {adj} | :: anti-Cuban |
| anticuchería {f} [Peru, Chile] | :: A restaurant serving anticuchos |
| anticuchero {adj} | :: Of or relating to anticucho |
| anticuchero {m} | :: anticucho chef |
| anticucho {m} [Peru, Chile] | :: skewered food |
| anticuco {adj} [Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua] | :: age-old, ancient |
| anticuerpo {m} [immunology] | :: antibody |
| anticultural {adj} | :: anticultural |
| anticursi {adj} | :: anti-corny |
| antidelictivo {adj} | :: anticrime; anticriminal |
| antidelincuencia {adj} | :: anti-delinquency |
| antidelincuencial {adj} | :: anti-delinquency |
| antidemocracia {adj} | :: antidemocracy |
| antidemócrata {adj} | :: synonym of antidemocrático |
| antidemocrático {adj} [politics] | :: antidemocratic, undemocratic |
| antideportivo {adj} | :: unsportsmanlike |
| antidepresivo {adj} | :: antidepressant |
| antidepresivo {m} | :: antidepressant |
| antiderechos {adj} | :: anti-rights |
| antiderrapante {adj} | :: antislip, antiskid [of e.g. a tire or the sole of a shoe] |
| antidescargas {adj} | :: anti-downloading |
| antidesgarro {adj} | :: ripstop, anti-ripping |
| antideslizante {adj} | :: antislip, antiskid [of e.g. the sole of a shoe] |
| antidespidos {adj} | :: anti-sacking |
| antidiabético {adj} [medicine] | :: antidiabetic (countering diabetes) |
| antidiabético {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antidiabetic (any drug that counters diabetes) |
| antidiarreico {adj} | :: antidiarrheal |
| antidictadura {adj} | :: anti-dictatorship |
| antidictatorial {adj} | :: antidictatorial |
| antidiftérico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antidiphtheritic (countering diphtheria) |
| antidiscriminación {adj} | :: antidiscrimination |
| antidiscriminatorio {adj} | :: antidiscriminatory |
| antidiscurso {m} | :: anti-discourse |
| antidisentérico {adj} | :: antidysenteric |
| antidisturbio {mf} | :: alternative form of antidisturbios |
| antidisturbios {adj} | :: riot police |
| antidisturbios {adj} | :: riot police officer |
| antidisturbios {mf} | :: riot police |
| antidisturbios {mf} | :: riot police officer |
| antidiurético {adj} | :: antidiuretic |
| antidiurético {m} | :: antidiuretic |
| antidivo {m} | :: down-to-earth celebrity |
| antidogmático {adj} | :: antidogmatic |
| antidominicano {adj} | :: anti-Dominican |
| antidopaje {adj} | :: antidoping |
| antidoping {m} [sports] | :: drug test |
| antídoto {m} | :: antidote |
| antidroga {adj} | :: antidrug; against drugs |
| antidumping {adj} | :: antidumping |
| antiecológico {adj} | :: antiecological |
| antiecologista {adj} | :: antiecology |
| antieconómico {adj} | :: antieconomic |
| antiedad {adj} | :: antiaging |
| antiejemplo {m} | :: counterexample |
| antielectrón {m} [physics] | :: positron, antielectron |
| antiélite {adj} | :: anti-elite |
| antiélites {adj} | :: anti-elite |
| antiemético {adj} | :: antiemetic |
| antiemético {m} | :: antiemetic |
| antiempleo {m} | :: antiwork |
| antienvejecimiento {adj} | :: antiaging |
| antiepiléptico {adj} | :: antiepileptic |
| antiepiléptico {m} | :: antiepileptic |
| antier {adv} [Andalusia, Latin America] | :: alternative form of anteayer |
| antiesclavista {adj} | :: antislavery |
| antiesclavista {mf} | :: antislavery believer |
| antiescorbútico {adj} | :: antiscorbutic; acting against scurvy |
| antiescorbútico {m} | :: antiscorbutic |
| antieslavo {adj} | :: anti-Slavic |
| antiespacio {m} | :: antispace |
| antiespañol {adj} | :: anti-Spanish |
| antiespañolismo {m} | :: anti-Hispanicism |
| antiespasmódico {adj} | :: antispasmodic |
| antiespasmódico {m} | :: antispasmodic |
| antiespecismo {m} | :: antispeciesism |
| antiespías {adj} | :: antispy |
| antiestablishment {adj} | :: antiestablishment |
| antiestadounidense {adj} | :: anti-American |
| antiestalinista {adj} | :: anti-Stalinist |
| antiestalinista {mf} | :: anti-Stalinist |
| antiestatal {adj} | :: antistate |
| antiestatalista {adj} | :: antinational |
| antiestatutario {adj} | :: antistatuary |
| antiestético {adj} | :: unsightly |
| antiestilo {m} | :: antistyle (style or fashion that rejects the usual conventions of style) |
| antiestresante {adj} | :: antistress |
| antiético {adj} | :: unethical |
| antieuro {adj} | :: anti-euro |
| antieuropeísmo {m} | :: anti-Europeanism |
| antieuropeísta {adj} | :: anti-European, anti-Europeanist (especially against the European Community) |
| antieuropeo {adj} | :: anti-European |
| antiexplosivo {adj} | :: antiexplosive |
| antiextorsión {f} | :: anti-extortion |
| antifalangista {adj} | :: anti-Falangist |
| antifalangista {mf} | :: anti-Falangist |
| antifascismo {m} | :: antifascism |
| antifascista {adj} | :: antifascist |
| antifascista {f} | :: antifascist |
| antifaz {f} | :: a Colombina mask (i.e., a mask that doesn't cover the whole face but only the eyes part and maybe the nose) |
| antifaz {f} | :: eye mask |
| antifaz {f} | :: sleep mask |
| antifebril {adj} | :: antipyretic |
| antifebril {m} | :: antipyretic |
| antifederalista {adj} | :: anti-federalist |
| antifederalista {mf} | :: anti-federalist |
| antifeminismo {m} | :: antifeminism |
| antifeminista {adj} | :: antifeminist |
| antifeminista {mf} | :: antifeminist (person antagonistic to feminism) |
| antiferromagnético {adj} | :: antiferromagnetic |
| antifilibustero {adj} | :: anti-filibuster |
| antiflogístico {adj} | :: antiphlogistic |
| antífona {f} | :: antiphon, antiphony |
| antifosfolípidos {adj} | :: antiphospholipid |
| antifracking {adj} | :: antifracking |
| antifragmentación {f} | :: antifragmentation |
| antifrancés {adj} | :: anti-French |
| antifranquismo {m} | :: anti-Francoism |
| antifranquista {adj} | :: anti-Francoist |
| antifranquista {mf} | :: anti-Francoist |
| antífrasis {f} [rhetoric] | :: antiphrasis |
| antifraude {adj} | :: antifraud |
| antifujimorismo {m} | :: anti-Fujimorism |
| antifujimorista {adj} [Peru, politics] | :: Opposing the political ideas of Alberto Fujimori |
| antifujimorista {adj} [Peru, politics] | :: Opposing the political ideas of Keiko Fujimori |
| antifujimorista {mf} | :: An opposer of Alberto Fujimori |
| antifujimorista {mf} | :: An opposer of Keiko Fujimori |
| antifúngico {adj} | :: antifungal |
| antifúngico {m} | :: antifungal |
| antifutbolero {adj} | :: antifootball |
| antigás {adj} [military] | :: antigas (countering gas attacks) |
| antigénico {adj} | :: antigenic |
| antígeno {m} [immunology] | :: antigen |
| antiglobal {adj} | :: antiglobal |
| antiglobalista {mf} [politics] | :: antiglobalist, anti-globalization (a proponent of antiglobalism) |
| antiglobalización {f} | :: antiglobalisation, anti-globalism |
| antiglobalizador {adj} | :: anti-globalisation |
| antigobierno {adj} | :: antigovernment |
| antigolpista {adj} | :: anticoup |
| antigolpista {mf} | :: A person against a coup |
| antigoteo {adj} | :: antidrip |
| antigravedad {f} | :: antigravity |
| antigripal {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antiflu (acting against or serving to prevent flu) |
| antigripal {m} [pharmacology] | :: antiflu (a medicine preventing or acting against flu) |
| antigripe {adj} | :: antiflu |
| Antigua {prop} {f} | :: Antigua |
| Antigua {prop} {f} | :: ellipsis of Antigua Guatemala |
| antigualla {f} [pejorative] | :: old thing, old piece of junk |
| antiguamente {adv} | :: long ago |
| antiguamente {adv} | :: formerly |
| antiguana {f} | :: feminine noun of antiguano |
| antiguano {adj} | :: Antiguan |
| antiguano {m} | :: Antiguan |
| antiguar {v} [obsolete] | :: to antiquate |
| antiguar {v} [obsolete] | :: to acquire seniority |
| Antigua Roma {prop} {f} | :: Ancient Rome |
| Antigua y Barbuda {prop} {f} | :: Antigua y Barbuda (country) |
| antigubernamental {adj} | :: antigovernmental |
| antigüedad {f} | :: antiquity |
| antigüedad {f} | :: antique (an old object perceived as having value because of its aesthetic or historical significance) |
| antigüedad {f} | :: tenure |
| antigüedad {f} | :: seniority |
| Antigüedad {prop} {f} | :: Antiquity |
| antigüeño {adj} | :: of or from Antigua Guatemala |
| antigüeño {m} | :: someone from Antigua Guatemala |
| antiguerra {adj} | :: antiwar |
| antiguo {adj} | :: old, former, erstwhile, quondam, one-time, onetime |
| antiguo {adj} | :: old, ancient, age-old |
| antiguo {adj} | :: vintage, antique |
| antiguo {adj} | :: old-fashioned, outdated, old-style, old-time |
| antiguo {adj} | :: long-standing, longstanding |
| Antiguo Régimen {prop} {m} | :: Ancien Régime |
| Antiguo Testamento {prop} {m} | :: Old Testament (first half of the Christian Bible) |
| antihaitianismo {m} | :: anti-Haitianism (prejudice or social discrimination against Haitians in the Dominican Republic) |
| antihelmíntico {m} | :: anthelmintic |
| antihelmíntico {adj} | :: anthelmintic |
| antihemorrágico {adj} | :: antihemorrhagic |
| antihéroe {m} | :: antihero |
| antiheroína {f} | :: feminine noun of antihéroe |
| antihidrógeno {m} [physics] | :: antihydrogen |
| antihielo {adj} | :: anti-icing |
| antihielo {m} | :: deicing |
| antihigiénico {adj} | :: unhygienic |
| antihipertensivo {adj} | :: antihypertensive |
| antihipertensivo {m} | :: antihypertensive |
| antihispanismo {m} | :: anti-Hispanicism |
| antihistamínico {adj} | :: antihistaminic |
| antihistamínico {m} | :: antihistamine |
| antihistórico {adj} | :: antihistorical |
| antihomofobia {adj} | :: antihomophobia |
| antihorariamente {adv} | :: anticlockwise [South Africa, AU, New Zealand, Britain], counterclockwise [US] (in an anticlockwise fashion) |
| antihorario {adj} | :: anticlockwise [South Africa, AU, New Zealand, Britain], counterclockwise [US] |
| antihuellas {adj} | :: antitracking |
| antihumo {adj} | :: antismoking |
| antihuracanes {adj} | :: anti-hurricanes |
| antihurto {adj} | :: antitheft |
| antiigualitario {adj} | :: antiegalitarian |
| antiimperialismo {m} | :: anti-imperialism |
| antiimperialista {adj} | :: anti-imperialist |
| antiincendios {adj} | :: firefighting |
| antiindependentista {adj} | :: antiindependence |
| antiindígena {adj} | :: anti-indigenous |
| antiinflación {adj} | :: antiinflation |
| antiinflacionario {adj} | :: anti-inflationary |
| antiinflacionista {adj} | :: anti-inflationary |
| antiinflamatorio {adj} | :: anti-inflammatory |
| antiinflamatorio {m} | :: anti-inflammatory |
| antiinflamatorio no esteroideo {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug |
| antiinmigración {adj} | :: anti-immigration, antiimmigration |
| antiinmigrante {adj} | :: antiimmigrant, anti-immigrant |
| antiinmigratorio {adj} | :: anti-immigration |
| antiinstitucionalista {adj} | :: antiinstitutional |
| antiintegración {adj} | :: anti-integration |
| antiintrusión {adj} | :: security; protecting against intrusion |
| antiislamista {adj} | :: anti-Islamic |
| antijaponés {adj} | :: anti-Japanese |
| antijesuita {adj} | :: anti-Jesuit |
| antijesuita {mf} | :: anti-Jesuit |
| antijudaísmo {m} | :: anti-Semitism |
| antijudío {adj} | :: anti-Jewish, anti-Semite |
| antijudío {adj} | :: anti-Zionist |
| antijuridicidad {f} | :: anti-legality |
| antijurídico {adj} | :: anti-juridical |
| antikirchnerista {mf} | :: Someone opposing Néstor Kirchner, former Argentine president |
| antikirchnerista {mf} | :: Someone opposing Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, former Argentine president |
| antikirchnerista {adj} | :: opposing Néstor Kirchner, former Argentine president |
| antikirchnerista {adj} | :: opposing Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, former Argentine president |
| antilavado {adj} | :: antilaundering |
| antilegalista {adj} | :: anti-legalist |
| antiliberal {adj} | :: antiliberal |
| antiliberalismo {m} [politics] | :: antiliberalism (opposition to liberalism) |
| antilibertades {adj} | :: antifreedom |
| antillano {adj} | :: Antillean |
| Antillas {prop} {fp} | :: Antilles |
| Antillas Neerlandesas {prop} {fp} | :: Netherlands Antilles (former autonomous territory) |
| antilluvia {adj} | :: anti-rain |
| antilógico {adj} | :: illogical |
| antílope {m} | :: antelope |
| antílope ruano {m} | :: roan antelope |
| antimachista {adj} | :: anti-machismo |
| antimacrismo {m} | :: The opposition to the political beliefs of Mauricio Macri |
| antimafia {adj} | :: anti-mafia |
| antimalárico {adj} | :: antimalarial |
| antimalárico {m} | :: antimalarial |
| antimanchas {adj} | :: stain-resistant |
| antimasónico {adj} | :: antimasonic |
| antimateria {f} [physics] | :: antimatter |
| antimatrimonio {adj} | :: anti-marriage |
| antimexicano {adj} | :: anti-Mexican |
| antimicótico {adj} | :: antifungal |
| antimicrobiano {adj} | :: antimicrobial |
| antimigrante {adj} | :: antimigrant (opposing migrants) |
| antimilitarismo {m} [politics] | :: antimilitarism |
| antimilitarista {adj} [politics] | :: antimilitarist (opposed to militarism) |
| antimilitarista {mf} [politics] | :: antimilitarist (one who opposes militarism) |
| antiminas {adj} | :: antimine |
| antiminero {adj} | :: anti-mining |
| antimisil {adj} | :: antimissile |
| antimisiles {adj} | :: alternative form of antimisil |
| antimoderno {adj} | :: antimodern |
| antimonárquico {adj} | :: antimonarchical, antimonarchist |
| antimonárquico {m} | :: antimonarchist |
| antimonio {m} | :: antimony |
| antimonita {f} [mineral] | :: stibnite, antimonite |
| antimoniuro {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: antimonide |
| antimonopolio {adj} | :: antimonopoly |
| antimonopolista {adj} | :: antitrust; antimonopoly |
| antimoral {adj} | :: antimoral |
| antimotín {adj} | :: alternative form of antimotines |
| antimotines {adj} | :: antiriot |
| antimperialismo {m} | :: alternative spelling of antiimperialismo |
| antimperialista {adj} | :: antiimperialist |
| antimperialista {mf} | :: antiimperialist |
| antimulleriano {adj} | :: anti-Müllerian |
| antimusulmán {adj} | :: anti-Islamic |
| antinacional {adj} | :: antinational |
| antinacionalismo {m} | :: antinationalism |
| antinacionalista {adj} [politics] | :: antinationalist (pertaining to or supporting antinationalism) |
| antinacionalista {mf} [politics] | :: antinationalist (a supporter of antinationalism) |
| antinarco {adj} | :: anti-narcotics |
| antinarcos {adj} | :: antinarcotics |
| antinarcótico {adj} | :: antinarcotic |
| antinatalismo {m} [philosophy, sociology] | :: antinatalism (opposition to the increase in human population) |
| antinatalista {mf} [philosophy, sociology] | :: antinatalist (a supporter of antinatalism) |
| antinatural {adj} | :: unnatural |
| antinazi {adj} | :: anti-Nazi |
| antinefrítico {adj} | :: antinephritic |
| antineoliberal {adj} | :: anti-neoliberal |
| antineoplásico {m} | :: antineoplastic |
| antineutrino {m} [particle] | :: antineutrino (the antiparticle of the neutrino) |
| antinflamatorio {adj} | :: alternative form of antiinflamatorio |
| antinflamatorio {m} | :: alternative form of antiinflamatorio |
| antiniebla {adj} | :: antifog |
| antinieblas {adj} | :: antifog |
| antinomia {f} [logic] | :: antinomy (contradiction between valid conclusions) |
| antinormalización {f} | :: antinormalization |
| antinorteamericanismo {m} | :: anti-Americanism |
| antinorteamericano {adj} | :: anti-American |
| antinuclear {adj} | :: antinuclear |
| antinutritivo {adj} | :: antinutritive |
| antioccidental {adj} | :: anti-west |
| antiofídico {f} | :: antivenom |
| antioquena {f} | :: female equivalent of antioqueno |
| antioqueno {adj} | :: Antiochene |
| antioqueno {m} | :: Antiochene |
| antioqueño {adj} | :: of or from Antioquia, Colombia |
| antioqueño {m} | :: someone from Antioquia or the Paisa Region, Colombia |
| Antioquía {prop} {f} | :: Antioquía (<<ancient>> Greek <<city>> on the <<riv:Suf/Orontes>>, in modern <<c/Turkey>>) |
| Antioquía {prop} {f} | :: Antioquía (modern city/capital) |
| antioxidante {adj} | :: antioxidant |
| antioxidante {m} | :: antioxidant |
| antipalúdico {adj} | :: antimalarial |
| antipalúdico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antimalarial |
| antipandilla {adj} | :: antigang |
| antipapa {m} [Roman Catholicism, historical] | :: antipope |
| antipapal {adj} [Roman Catholicism] | :: antipapal |
| antipapismo {m} | :: antipapism |
| antipapista {adj} | :: antipapist |
| antiparalelo {adj} | :: antiparallel |
| antiparalelogramo {m} | :: antiparallelogram |
| antiparasitario {adj} | :: antiparasitic |
| antiparras {fp} [dated] | :: spectacles; eyeglasses |
| antiparras {fp} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: goggles |
| antipartícula {f} [particle] | :: antiparticle |
| antipatía {f} | :: antipathy |
| antipatía {f} | :: dislike (toward a person or people) |
| antipático {adj} | :: disagreeable, unpleasant, unsympathetic, unlikable [usually, but not always, refers to a person] |
| antipático {adj} | :: antipathetic |
| antipatria {f} | :: unpatriotism |
| antipatriarcal {adj} [sociology] | :: antipatriarchal (opposing the patriarchy) |
| antipatriota {adj} | :: antipatriotic |
| antipatriótico {adj} | :: antipatriotic, unpatriotic |
| antipeje {adj} | :: anti-Andrés Manuel López Obrador |
| antiperistáltico {adj} | :: antiperistaltic |
| antiperonismo {m} | :: anti-Peronism |
| antiperonista {mf} | :: anti-Peronist |
| antipersona {adj} | :: antipersonnel |
| antipersonal {adj} | :: antipersonnel |
| antipersonalista {adj} | :: anti-personalist |
| antipetista {mf} [politics] | :: a person who is against the Brazilian Workers' Party |
| antipetista {adj} [politics] | :: Opposing the Brazilian Workers' Party |
| antipintura {f} | :: anti-painting |
| antipiratería {adj} | :: antipiracy |
| antipirético {adj} | :: antipyretic |
| antipirético {m} | :: antipyretic |
| antípoda {f} | :: antipode |
| antipodal {adj} | :: antipodal |
| antipoesía {f} | :: antipoetry |
| antipolíticamente {adv} [rare] | :: anti-politically |
| antipoliticismo {m} | :: antipolitics |
| antipolítico {adj} | :: antipolitical |
| antipopular {adj} | :: antipopular (opposing the people) |
| antipopulismo {m} | :: antipopulism |
| antiporno {adj} | :: antiporn |
| antiprisma {f} [geometry] | :: antiprism |
| antiprotón {m} [physics] | :: antiproton |
| antipsicótico {adj} [psychiatry] | :: antipsychotic (preventing or counteracting psychosis) |
| antipsicótico {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antipsychotic (any drug used to treat psychosis) |
| antipublicitario {adj} | :: anti-advertising |
| antipujolista {adj} | :: Anti-Jordi Pujol |
| antipulgas {adj} | :: antiflea |
| antipútrido {adj} [medicine] | :: Preventing or acting against putrefaction |
| antipútrido {adj} | :: antiseptic |
| antiquísimo {adj} | :: superlative of antiguo |
| antiracismo {adj} | :: alternative form of antirracismo |
| antireligioso {adj} | :: antireligious |
| antirepresión {adj} | :: anti-repression |
| antirrábico {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antirabies (preventing or countering rabies) |
| antirracismo {m} [sociology] | :: antiracism (opposition to racism) |
| antirracista {adj} [sociology] | :: antiracist (opposed to racism) |
| antirracista {mf} [sociology] | :: antiracist (one who opposes racism) |
| antirradar {adj} [military] | :: antiradar (preventing detection by radar) |
| antirradiación {adj} | :: antiradiation |
| antirradicalización {f} | :: antiradicalization |
| antirreeleccionista {adj} | :: anti-reelection |
| antirreeleccionista {mf} | :: anti-reelection |
| antirreglamentario {adj} | :: illegal, unauthorized |
| antirreligioso {adj} | :: antireligious (opposed to religion) |
| antirrepublicana {f} | :: feminine noun of antirrepublicano |
| antirrepublicano {adj} | :: antirepublican |
| antirrepublicano {m} | :: antirepublican |
| antirretroviral {adj} | :: antiretroviral |
| antirreumático {adj} [pharmacology] | :: antirheumatic |
| antirreumático {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: antirheumatic |
| antirrevisionista {mf} | :: antirevisionist |
| antirrevolucionario {adj} | :: antirevolutionary, counterrevolutionary |
| antirrobo {adj} | :: antitheft |
| antirromanticismo {m} | :: antiromance |
| antirrosista {mf} | :: An opponent of Juan Manuel de Rosas |
| antisatélite {adj} | :: antisatellite |
| antisecesión {adj} | :: anti-secession |
| antisecesionista {mf} | :: anti-secessionist |
| antisecuestros {adj} | :: antikidnapping |
| antisecular {adj} | :: antisecular |
| antisemita {adj} | :: anti-Semitic |
| antisemita {mf} | :: anti-Semite |
| antisemitismo {m} | :: anti-Semitism |
| antiseñorial {adj} | :: antinobility |
| antisentido {m} [biology] | :: antisense |
| antisentimentalismo {m} | :: antisentimalism |
| antisepsia {f} | :: antisepsis |
| antisépticamente {adv} | :: antiseptically |
| antiséptico {adj} | :: antiseptic |
| antiséptico {m} | :: antiseptic |
| antisida {adj} | :: anti-AIDS |
| antisimétrico {adj} | :: antisymmetric |
| antisimpático {adj} | :: antisympathetic (that affects the sympathetic nervous system) |
| antisimpático {adj} | :: obsolete form of antipático |
| antisionismo {m} | :: anti-Zionism |
| antisionista {adj} | :: anti-Zionistic |
| antisionista {mf} | :: anti-Zionist |
| antisísmico {adj} | :: antiearthquake |
| antisistema {adj} [politics] | :: antisystem |
| antisistémico {adj} | :: antisystem |
| antisoberanista {mf} | :: anti-sovereignist |
| antisoberanista {adj} | :: anti-sovereignist |
| antisocial {adj} | :: antisocial |
| antisocialista {adj} | :: antisocialist |
| antisocialista {mf} | :: antisocialist |
| antisolar {adj} | :: antisolar, antisun (countering the effects of the sun) |
| antisolar {adj} [astronomy] | :: antisolar |
| antisoviético {adj} | :: anti-Soviet |
| antisraelí {adj} | :: anti-Israel |
| Antístenes {prop} {m} | :: Antisthenes (founder of the school of Cynicism, also a pupil of Socrates) |
| antistrofa {f} | :: antistrophe |
| antisubmarino {adj} | :: antisubmarine |
| antisubversivo {adj} | :: antisubversive |
| antisuero {f} | :: antivenom |
| antisuicidio {adj} | :: suicide-proof |
| antisuperficie {adj} | :: antisurface |
| antitabaco {adj} | :: antismoking, antitobacco |
| antitanque {adj} [military] | :: antitank (designed for attacking tanks or other armored vehicles) |
| antitaurino {adj} | :: antitaurine |
| antitauromaquia {f} [bullfighting] | :: antitauromachy, antibullfighting |
| antitécnico {adj} | :: antitechnical |
| antitérmico {adj} | :: antipyretic |
| antiterrorismo {m} | :: antiterrorism |
| antiterrorista {adj} | :: antiterrorist |
| antítesis {f} | :: antithesis |
| antitetánica {f} | :: tetanus vaccine |
| antitetánico {adj} | :: antitetanic |
| antitético {adj} | :: antithetic |
| antitiroideos {adj} | :: antithyroid |
| antitorpedos {adj} | :: antitorpedo |
| antitotalitario {adj} | :: antitotalitarian |
| antitóxico {adj} | :: antitoxic |
| antitoxina {f} | :: antitoxin |
| antitránsfuga {adj} | :: anti-fugitive |
| antitranspirante {m} | :: antiperspirant |
| antitrasvase {adj} | :: Opposing the creation of a transbasin diversion |
| antitratado {adj} [politics] | :: antitreaty (opposing a treaty) |
| antitrauma {adj} [attributive] | :: safety |
| antitripsina {f} [protein] | :: antitrypsin |
| antitrombina {f} [protein] | :: antithrombin |
| antitrujillista {adj} | :: Against Rafael Trujillo Molina, ruler of the Dominican Republic from 1930 to 1961 |
| antitrujillista {mf} | :: Someone against Rafael Trujillo Molina |
| antituberculoso {adj} | :: antituberculous |
| antitumoral {adj} [oncology] | :: antitumor; antitumoral (inhibiting the development of tumors) |
| antitusígeno {adj} | :: antitussive |
| antitusígeno {m} | :: antitussive (medicine that suppresses coughing) |
| antitusivo {adj} | :: anti-cough |
| antitusivo {m} | :: cough medicine |
| antiulceroso {adj} | :: antiulcer |
| antiulceroso {m} | :: anti-ulcer (medication) |
| antiutópico {adj} | :: antiutopian |
| antivacunas {adj} | :: anti-vaccination, antivaccine |
| antivaho {adj} | :: antifog; antimist |
| antivalor {m} | :: negative value |
| antivariólico {adj} | :: anti-smallpox |
| antivectorial {adj} | :: antivectorial |
| antiveneno {m} | :: antivenin |
| antivida {adj} | :: antilife |
| antiviolencia {f} | :: antiviolence |
| antiviral {adj} | :: antiviral |
| antivírico {adj} [medicine] | :: antiviral |
| antivirus {m} [computing] | :: antivirus |
| antivuelco {adj} | :: antiroll |
| antiyanqui {adj} | :: anti-American |
| antiyanqui {mf} | :: anti-American |
| antiyer {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of anteayer |
| antiyihadista {adj} | :: anti-jihadist |
| antiyihadista {mf} | :: anti-jihadist |
| Antlia {prop} {f} [constellation] | :: Antlia (constellation) |
| antócera {f} | :: hornwort |
| antocianina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: anthocyanin |
| Antofagasta {prop} {f} | :: Antofagasta (region) |
| Antofagasta {prop} {f} | :: Antofagasta (province/and/city/regional capital) |
| antofagastina {f} | :: feminine noun of antofagastino |
| antofagastino {adj} | :: of or from Antofagasta |
| antofagastino {m} | :: someone from Antofagasta |
| antojadizamente {adv} | :: whimsically |
| antojadizo {adj} | :: capricious |
| antojar {vp} | :: to fancy, would like |
| antojar {vp} | :: to seem |
| antojar {vt} | :: to make somebody fancy, wish |
| antojito {m} | :: antojito |
| antojo {m} | :: whim, impulse, craving |
| antojo {m} | :: birthmark |
| antóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of antólogo |
| antologador {m} [Latin America] | :: anthologist |
| antologadora {f} | :: feminine noun of antologador |
| antologar {v} | :: synonym of antologizar |
| antología {f} | :: anthology (a collection of literary works) |
| antológico {adj} | :: anthological (pertaining to anthologies) |
| antológico {adj} | :: historic, memorable |
| antologista {mf} | :: anthologist (person who compiles anthologies) |
| antologizar {vt} | :: to anthologize (to compile in an anthology) |
| antólogo {m} | :: anthologist |
| Antonia {prop} {f} | :: given name, feminine form of Antonio |
| antoniana {f} | :: feminine noun of antoniano |
| antoniano {adj} | :: Antonian |
| antoniano {m} | :: Antonian |
| Antonieta {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| antónimo {adj} | :: antonymous |
| antónimo {m} | :: antonym |
| antoniniano {m} | :: antoninianus |
| Antonio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Antonio {prop} {m} | :: The letter A in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| Antonito {prop} {m} | :: diminutive of Antonio |
| antonomasia {f} [rhetoric] | :: antonomasia |
| antonomásticamente {adv} [rare] | :: antonomastically |
| antorcha {f} | :: torch |
| antozoo {m} [zoology] | :: anthozoan |
| antraceno {m} [organic compound] | :: anthracene |
| antraciclina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: anthracycline (any of a class of antibiotic, chemotherapeutic agents) |
| antracita {f} [mineral] | :: anthracite |
| antracito {m} | :: alternative form of antracita |
| antracnosis {f} | :: anthracnose, canker (disease of plants) |
| antracosis {f} [medicine] | :: anthracosis |
| antraquinona {f} [organic compound] | :: anthraquinone |
| ántrax {m} [medicine] | :: carbuncle |
| antrectomía {f} | :: antrectomy |
| antro {m} [poetic] | :: cave, cavern |
| antro {m} [anatomy] | :: antrum |
| antro {m} [Honduras, Mexico, South America, colloquial] | :: dive, club (disreputable nightclub) |
| antro {m} | :: hovel, dive, shithole, dump (an establishment, locale, home, etc., of untidy appearance or bad reputation) |
| antro de libertinaje {m} | :: fleshpot |
| antro de placer {m} | :: fleshpot |
| antrópico {adj} | :: anthropic |
| antropización {f} | :: anthropization |
| antropizar {v} | :: to anthropize |
| antropo- {prefix} | :: anthropo- |
| antropocéntrico {adj} | :: anthropocentric |
| antropocentrismo {m} | :: anthropocentrism |
| antropofagia {f} | :: anthropophagy |
| antropófago {adj} | :: (of humans) cannibalistic, anthropophagous |
| antropofobia {f} | :: anthropophobia |
| antropoformización {f} | :: anthropomorphization |
| antropogénico {adj} | :: anthropogenic |
| antropogonía {f} | :: anthropogeny, anthropogenesis |
| antropoide {adj} | :: anthropoid |
| antropoide {m} | :: anthropoid |
| antropóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of antropólogo |
| antropología {f} | :: anthropology |
| antropológicamente {adv} | :: anthropologically |
| antropológico {adj} | :: anthropological |
| antropólogo {m} | :: anthropologist (person who studies anthropology) |
| antropometría {f} | :: anthropometry |
| antropométrico {adj} | :: anthropometric (of or relating to anthropometry) |
| antropomórfico {adj} | :: anthropomorphic |
| antropomorfismo {m} | :: anthropomorphism |
| antropomorfización {f} | :: anthropomorphization |
| antropomorfizar {v} | :: to anthropomorphise (to attribute human qualities) |
| antropomorfo {adj} | :: anthropomorphic |
| antropomorfo {adj} | :: anthropoid |
| antroponimia {f} | :: anthroponymy |
| antroponímico {adj} | :: anthroponymous |
| antropónimo {m} | :: anthroponym |
| antroposofía {f} | :: anthroposophy |
| antroposófico {adj} | :: anthroposophic |
| antrorso {adj} | :: antrorse |
| Antúnez {prop} | :: surname |
| anual {adj} | :: yearly, annual |
| anualidad {f} | :: annuity |
| anualizar {v} | :: to annualize, annualise |
| anualmente {adv} | :: yearly, annually (every year) |
| anuario {m} | :: yearbook |
| Anubis {prop} {m} [Egyptian mythology] | :: Anubis |
| anublar {v} | :: alternative form of nublar |
| añublar {v} | :: obsolete form of nublar |
| anudar {v} | :: to tie something; to knot something |
| anudar {v} | :: to join two things together |
| añudar {v} | :: alternative form of anudar |
| anuencia {f} | :: permission, allowance |
| anuente {adj} | :: consenting |
| anulabilidad {f} | :: cancellability |
| anulable {adj} | :: cancellable |
| anulación {f} | :: annulment |
| anulado {adj} | :: annulled |
| anulado {adj} | :: cancelled |
| anular {adj} | :: annular (ring-shaped) |
| anular {m} | :: ring finger |
| anular {v} | :: to annul |
| anular {v} | :: to cancel; call off |
| anularse {v} | :: to vanish |
| anuleno {f} [organic compound] | :: annulene |
| anunciación {f} | :: annunciation |
| anunciador {adj} | :: announcing |
| anunciador {m} | :: advertiser |
| anunciador {m} | :: announcer |
| anunciamiento {m} [dated] | :: announcement |
| anunciante {adj} | :: advertising, promoting |
| anunciante {mf} | :: advertiser |
| anunciar {v} | :: to announce, to herald, to proclaim |
| anunciar {v} | :: to annunciate |
| anunciar {v} | :: to advertise |
| anunciarse {v} | :: reflexive of anunciar; to bode, approach, impend, be imminent (indicate by signs, as future events) |
| anunciarse {v} | :: reflexive of anunciar; announce oneself |
| anunciativo {adj} | :: annunciative (pertaining to annunciation) |
| anuncio {m} | :: advertisement |
| anuncio {m} | :: announcement |
| anuncio {m} | :: notice |
| anuria {f} [pathology] | :: anuria (a condition in which the kidneys do not produce urine) |
| anúrico {adj} [urology] | :: anuric |
| anuro {m} | :: anuran |
| anverso {m} | :: obverse |
| -anza {suffix} | :: -ance |
| Anzoátegui {prop} | :: Anzoátegui (state) |
| anzoatiguense {adj} | :: Of or from Anzoátegui |
| anzoatiguense {mf} | :: Someone from Anzóategui |
| anzuelo {m} | :: hook, fishhook |
| aojar {vt} | :: to evil-eye (cast an evil eye upon) |
| aojar {vt} [archaic] | :: to look at |
| a ojo de buen cubero {adv} [idiom] | :: at a rough guess |
| a ojos vistas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: visibly |
| aoristo {m} [grammar] | :: aorist |
| aorta {f} [anatomy] | :: aorta |
| aortico- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: aortico- |
| aórtico {adj} [anatomy] | :: aortic |
| aorticorrenal {adj} [anatomy] | :: aorticorenal |
| a oscuras {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in the dark |
| a otra cosa, mariposa {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: Let's change the subject, shall we? |
| a otro perro con ese hueso {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: you can't fool me, go tell that to somebody else; tell it to the marines |
| aovar {vi} | :: to lay eggs |
| apa {m} | :: only used in al apa |
| apabullante {adj} | :: overwhelming |
| apabullar {vt} | :: to overwhelm |
| apacentar {v} | :: to graze; to pasture |
| apachar {v} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: to crush, to mangle |
| apache {mf} | :: Apache |
| apache {mf} | :: jaguarundi (Felis yagouaroundi) |
| apachurrado {adj} | :: depressed, crushed |
| apachurrar {v} [chiefly Latin America] | :: to crush |
| apacibilidad {f} | :: gentleness, tenderness |
| apacible {adj} | :: peaceable |
| apaciblemente {adv} | :: gently |
| apaciguador {adj} | :: pacifying |
| apaciguador {m} | :: pacifier; peacemaker |
| apaciguamiento {m} | :: appeasement |
| apaciguar {vt} | :: to pacify, to appease, to defuse, to placate, to mollify, to ease, to allay, to assuage |
| apaciguar {v} | :: to calm, to calm down |
| apaciguarse {v} | :: to calm down |
| apadrinamiento {m} | :: sponsorship, patronage |
| apadrinar {v} | :: to sponsor |
| apadrinar {v} | :: to be a godfather (to) |
| apagable {adj} | :: extinguishable |
| apagado {adj} | :: (switched) off, shutdown |
| apagado {adj} | :: faint, pale |
| apagador {m} | :: muffler |
| apagador {m} | :: snuffer; candle snuffer |
| apagafuego {m} | :: alternative form of apagafuegos |
| apagafuegos {mf} | :: firefighter |
| apagafuegos {mf} | :: fire extinguisher |
| apagallamas {m} | :: flash suppressor |
| apagar {vt} | :: to extinguish (a flame, fire), to douse |
| apagar {vt} [obsolete] | :: to satisfy |
| apagar {vt} | :: quench, slake (thirst, etc.) |
| apagar {vt} | :: to shut off, to turn off, to switch off, to shut down, to power off |
| apagar {vt} | :: to put out, to stub out (e.g., cigarette) |
| apagar {vt} | :: to blow out (e.g., a candle), to snuff or snuff out (e.g., a torch) |
| apagar {vr} | :: to fade; to wane |
| apagar {vr} | :: to go out, be extinguished |
| apagarse {v} | :: reflexive of apagar |
| apagavelas {m} | :: candle snuffer |
| apagón {m} | :: blackout, power cut |
| apagón analógico {m} | :: analog switch-off; ASO |
| apaisado {adj} | :: landscape (with the horizontal sides longer than the vertical sides) |
| apalabrar {v} | :: to agree |
| a palabras necias, oídos sordos {proverb} | :: sticks and stones |
| apalache {adj} | :: Appalachian |
| Apalaches {prop} {mp} | :: Apalaches (range) |
| apalancamiento {m} | :: hiding |
| apalancamiento {m} | :: leverage |
| apalancar {vt} | :: to raise or open with a lever |
| apalancar {v} [colloquial] | :: to hide, put out of sight |
| apalancar {vr} | :: to settle down |
| apaleamiento {m} | :: beating, thrashing |
| apalear {v} | :: to hit with a spade |
| apalear {v} | :: to beat up; thrash |
| apalizar {vt} | :: to beat; to beat up; to give a beating |
| a palos {adv} [idiom] | :: By force |
| a palo seco {adv} [idiomatic] | :: on its own (without any other type of food) |
| apanar {v} [Latin America] | :: batter, bread (to coat with batter or breadcrumbs) |
| apañar {v} | :: to fix, to mend |
| apañar {v} | :: to pick up, to grab with the hand |
| apañar {vr} | :: to get by, to manage |
| apañárselas {v} [idiom] | :: to cope, get by, get along |
| apancora {f} | :: South American crab (Lithodes antarcticus) |
| apandador {adj} | :: rip-off |
| apandador {m} | :: rip-off merchant |
| apandar {v} | :: to nick; yoink; pinch |
| apaniguar {v} [obsolete] | :: to supply someone with food |
| apaño {m} | :: quick fix; patching up |
| apaño {m} [colloquial] | :: fling, on-off relationship |
| apaño {m} [colloquial] | :: person in an on-off relationship |
| apantallado {adj} | :: shielded; screened |
| apantallamiento {m} | :: screening |
| apantallar {vt} [Spain] | :: to screen (put up a screen) |
| a pan y agua {adv} [idiomatic] | :: on bread and water |
| apapachar {v} [Mexico, Honduras] | :: to cuddle |
| apapacho {m} [Honduras, Mexico] | :: cuddle; affectionate hug |
| aparador {m} | :: sideboard |
| aparar {v} | :: to arrange, prepare |
| aparataje {m} | :: apparatus |
| aparatarse {v} | :: to start to get stormy |
| aparatico {m} | :: diminutive of aparato |
| aparato {m} | :: apparatus, device, tool, instrument, appliance |
| aparato {m} | :: blower, piece (phone) |
| aparato {m} | :: [in the plural] braces |
| aparato {m} | :: willy, tool (penis) |
| aparato {m} | :: pomp, ceremony |
| aparato de Golgi {m} [cytology] | :: Golgi apparatus |
| aparatología {f} | :: gear; equipment |
| aparatosamente {adv} | :: spectacularly |
| aparatosidad {f} | :: showiness, extravagance |
| aparatoso {adj} | :: showy, lavish, flamboyant |
| aparatoso {adj} | :: spectacular |
| aparcabicicletas {m} | :: bike rack |
| aparcacoches {mf} | :: valet (person employed to park cars) |
| aparcamiento {m} [Spain] | :: parking |
| aparcamiento {m} [Spain] | :: parking lot, car park |
| aparcamiento {m} | :: parking garage |
| aparcar {vt} | :: to park (to bring a vehicle to a halt in a specified place) |
| aparcera {f} | :: feminine noun of aparcero |
| aparcería {f} | :: sharecropping |
| aparcero {m} | :: sharecropper |
| aparcero {m} | :: business partner |
| apareamiento {m} [zoology] | :: mating, pairing |
| aparear {v} | :: to mate |
| aparearse {v} | :: reflexive of aparear |
| aparecer {vir} | :: to appear, to turn up, to pop up |
| aparecerse {v} | :: reflexive of aparecer |
| aparecido {adj} | :: appeared |
| aparecido {adj} | :: ghost, apparition, revenant |
| aparecimiento {m} | :: occurrence |
| aparecimiento {m} | :: appearance |
| aparejador {adj} | :: preparatory |
| aparejador {m} | :: master builder |
| aparejador {m} | :: foreman |
| aparejador {m} | :: rigger |
| aparejadora {f} | :: feminine noun of aparejador |
| aparejar {v} | :: to harness |
| aparejar {v} | :: to pair up |
| aparejo {m} | :: fishing tackle |
| aparejo {m} | :: gear, equipment |
| aparejo {m} | :: Elevation hoist |
| aparejo {m} [nautical] | :: rigging |
| aparencia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of apariencia |
| aparentar {v} | :: to pretend, feign, front |
| aparentar {v} | :: to appear, seem |
| aparente {adj} | :: apparent |
| aparente {adj} | :: seeming |
| aparentemente {adv} | :: apparently |
| aparentemente {adv} | :: seemingly |
| aparición {f} | :: appearance (act of appearing) |
| aparición {f} | :: appearance (a thing seen) |
| aparición {f} | :: apparition |
| apariencia {f} | :: appearance (semblance, or apparent likeness) |
| apariencia {f} | :: appearance (personal presence) |
| apartadero {m} | :: lay-by (of a road) |
| apartadero {m} [rail] | :: siding |
| apartadizo {adj} | :: standoffish |
| apartado {adj} | :: remote, isolated |
| apartado {adj} | :: different |
| apartado {adj} [El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua] | :: shy, unsociable |
| apartado {m} | :: backroom |
| apartado {m} | :: booth |
| apartado {m} | :: pigeon hole |
| apartado {m} | :: paragraph |
| apartado {m} | :: postbox |
| apartahotel {m} | :: aparthotel |
| apartamento {m} | :: flat, apartment |
| apartamiento {m} | :: separation, seclusion |
| apartamiento {m} | :: [rare, dialectal] flat, apartment |
| apartar {vt} | :: to separate, to divide |
| apartar {vt} | :: to set aside |
| apartar {vt} | :: to avert (e.g., one's eyes, one's gaze) |
| apartar {v} [legal] | :: to desist |
| apartar el grano de la paja {v} [idiomatic] | :: to separate the wheat from the chaff |
| apartarse {v} | :: reflexive of apartar |
| aparte {adj} | :: separate, apart |
| aparte {adj} | :: unique, special |
| aparte {adv} | :: separately, apart (usually followed by de) |
| aparte {adv} | :: aside, aside from (when followed by de) |
| aparte de esto {adv} | :: otherwise. In all other respects |
| apartheid {m} [history] | :: apartheid (racial separation in South Africa from 1948 to 1990) |
| apartheid {m} | :: apartheid (any policy of racial separation) |
| apartidista {adj} | :: nonpartisan |
| apartidista {mf} | :: nonpartisan |
| a partir de {prep} | :: from, starting from, beginning, starting in, beginning in (time-related) |
| a partir de {prep} | :: based on, from, on the basis of |
| apartotel {m} | :: apartotel |
| apasionadamente {adv} | :: passionately |
| apasionadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of apasionado |
| apasionado {adj} | :: passionate |
| apasionado {adj} | :: enthusiastic |
| apasionamiento {m} | :: enthusiasm |
| apasionante {adj} | :: exciting, interesting, heady |
| apasionar {vt} | :: to impassion |
| apasionar {vr} | :: to get excited |
| apasionar {vr} | :: become a fan |
| a paso de tortuga {adv} [idiom] | :: at snail's pace |
| apaste {m} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico] | :: earthenware pot, earthenware tub with handles |
| apastle {m} | :: alternative form of apaste |
| a patadas {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: in spades, in droves, loads, heaps |
| a patadas {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: forcibly, kick out |
| apatía {f} | :: apathy |
| apáticamente {adv} | :: apathetically |
| apático {adj} | :: apathetic |
| apatita {f} [mineral] | :: apatite |
| apatosaurio {m} | :: apatosaur |
| apátrida {adj} [legal] | :: stateless (without a state or nationality) |
| apátrida {mf} [legal] | :: stateless person |
| apatridia {f} | :: statelessness |
| apatrullar {v} [colloquial] | :: to patrol |
| apayasado {adj} | :: silly, clownlike |
| apayasar {vt} | :: to make clownlike |
| apayasar {vr} | :: to clown about |
| apazguado {adj} [archaic] | :: at peace; having made peace |
| apeadero {m} | :: halt (minor railway station) |
| apear {vt} | :: to take down |
| apear {vr} | :: to come down, dismount |
| apear {vt} | :: to dispose |
| apear {vt} | :: to remove |
| APEC {prop} {f} | :: APEC (trade agreement) |
| apechugar {v} [colloquial] | :: to hit and bump with the chest |
| apechugar {v} [colloquial] | :: to face the music |
| apechugar {v} [colloquial] | :: to put up with |
| apedazar {vt} | :: to mend or patch (clothing) |
| a pedir de boca {adv} [idiomatic] | :: just fine, as planned, swimmingly |
| apedrar {v} | :: obsolete form of apedrear |
| apedrear {vt} | :: to stone (to throw stones at) |
| apegado {adj} | :: clingy, attached |
| apegar {v} [obsolete] | :: to glue |
| apegar {vp} [with preposition a] | :: to become devoted, to become attached |
| apegarse {v} | :: reflexive of apegar |
| apego {m} | :: attachment, fondness |
| apelable {adj} | :: appealable |
| apelación {f} | :: appeal |
| apelación {f} | :: vocation |
| apelante {mf} [law] | :: appellant |
| apelar {v} | :: to appeal |
| apelativo {adj} [semantics] | :: appellative (of or pertaining to ascribing names) |
| apelativo {adj} | :: appellational; appealing (making an appeal) |
| apelativo {m} | :: surname (family name) |
| apelativo {m} | :: epithet (term used to characterize) |
| apelina {f} [protein] | :: apelin |
| apellidar {v} | :: to call by one's surname |
| apellidar {v} | :: to name, to give a name or surname to |
| apellido {m} | :: surname, last name |
| apelmazado {adj} | :: lumpy |
| apelmazado {adj} | :: compressed |
| apelmazado {adj} [of writing] | :: clumsy, lacking convenience or amenity |
| apelmazamiento {m} | :: compacting, compressing, compression (act and effect of making more dense) |
| apelmazamiento {m} | :: agglutination, clumping |
| apelmazar {v} | :: to compact |
| apelmazar {vr} | :: to go lumpy, to clump together |
| a pelo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: bareback (on a horse) |
| a pelo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: bareback (without a condom) |
| a pelo {adv} [idiom] | :: solo (singing without accompaniment) |
| apelotar {vtp} [Costa Rica] | :: to form balls or lumps (especially of food) |
| apelotar {vtp} [Costa Rica, Panama] | :: to form or assemble a group of people |
| apelotonar {v} | :: to ball up, to flock together |
| apelotonar {vr} | :: to pile up, mount |
| apenado {adj} | :: sad, griefed, pained |
| apenado {adj} | :: ashamed |
| apenar {vt} | :: to sadden |
| apenar {vr} [Latin America] | :: to become embarrassed |
| apenas {adv} | :: hardly, scarcely |
| apenas {adv} | :: recently, just |
| apenas {adv} | :: as soon as |
| apencar {v} | :: to deal with; put up with |
| apendectomía {f} | :: alternative form of apendicectomía |
| apéndice {m} [literature] | :: appendix (text added to the end of a book) |
| apéndice {m} [anatomy] | :: appendix |
| apendicectomía {f} [surgery] | :: appendicectomy |
| apéndice vermiforme {m} | :: vermiform appendix |
| apendicitis {f} | :: appendicitis |
| apendicular {adj} | :: appendiceal |
| Apeninos {prop} {mp} | :: Apeninos (mountain range) |
| apenitas {adv} [El Salvador, Mexico] | :: diminutive of apenas |
| apeo {m} | :: felling (of tree) |
| apeo {m} | :: surveying |
| apeo {m} | :: prop, support |
| apepista {mf} | :: a supporter or member of Alianza para el progreso |
| aperador {m} | :: repairman |
| aperadora {f} | :: feminine noun of aperador |
| apercepción {f} [psychology] | :: apperception |
| apercibimiento {m} | :: warning, notice |
| apercibir {v} | :: to prepare |
| aperiódico {adj} | :: aperiodic (that does not recur periodically) |
| aperitivo {m} | :: apéritif |
| aperitivo {m} | :: appetizer |
| apero {m} | :: horse tack, riding gear |
| apero {m} | :: tool, instrument |
| aperrado {adj} [Chile] | :: dogged, tenacious |
| aperrar {vi} [colloquial, Chile] | :: to embark upon something tenaciously |
| aperrar {vr} [colloquial, Chile] | :: to embark upon something tenaciously, to dig in one's heels |
| apersonarse {v} | :: synonym of personarse |
| apertrechar {v} | :: synonym of pertrechar |
| apertura {f} | :: opening (act of making something open) |
| apertura {f} [optics] | :: aperture (something which restricts the diameter of a light path) |
| apertura {f} [chess] | :: opening (the first few moves) |
| apertura {f} | :: opening ceremony |
| aperturar {vt} [proscribed] | :: to open, open up |
| aperturismo {m} | :: attitude of broadmindedness, in ideological, political or religious affairs |
| aperturismo {m} [historical] | :: A movement or political tendency in favor of "opening up" the previously strict dictatorship in Francoist Spain, beginning in 1955 |
| aperturista {adj} | :: liberalizing |
| aperturista {mf} | :: liberalizer |
| apesadumbrar {vt} | :: to sadden |
| a pesar de {prep} | :: in spite of |
| a pesar de los pesares {adv} [idiomatic] | :: despite everything |
| apestar {vi} | :: to stink |
| apestar {v} | :: to nauseate |
| apestar {v} | :: to cause a plague, disease |
| apestar {v} | :: to corrupt, spoil |
| apestar {v} | :: to annoy |
| apestar {v} [colloquial, figuratively] | :: to suck, to stink, to blow |
| apestosito {adj} | :: diminutive of apestoso |
| apestoso {adj} | :: stinking, smelly |
| apetecedor {adj} | :: appetizing |
| apetecer {vitr} | :: to feel like, to fancy; would like, to be down for [US slang] |
| apetecible {adj} | :: appetizing |
| apetencia {f} | :: hunger, appetite |
| apetencia {f} | :: gaining of appetite |
| apetente {adj} | :: hungry, having an appetite |
| apetito {m} | :: appetite |
| apetitoso {adj} | :: appetizing |
| apetitoso {adj} | :: tasty, savory, delicious |
| apetitoso {adj} [obsolete] | :: keen on good food |
| ápex {m} | :: apex |
| Apia {prop} | :: Apia (capital city) |
| apiadar {v} | :: to take pity |
| apiadarse {v} | :: reflexive of apiadar |
| apiario {m} | :: apiary |
| apical {adj} | :: apical |
| apical {adj} [botany] | :: apical |
| apical {adj} [linguistics] | :: apical |
| apicalmente {adv} | :: apically |
| ápice {m} | :: apex, tip |
| ápice {m} [botany] | :: apex |
| ápice {m} [figuratively] | :: a very small bit; a small amount of something |
| apicectomía {f} | :: apicectomy |
| apícola {adj} [agriculture] | :: apicultural (relating to beekeeping) |
| apicomplejo {m} | :: apicomplexan |
| apiculado {adj} | :: apiculate |
| apículo {m} [mycology] | :: apiculus |
| apicultor {m} | :: beekeeper |
| apicultora {f} | :: female equivalent of apicultor |
| apicultura {f} | :: beekeeping |
| a pie {adv} | :: on foot, walking |
| a pie juntillo {adv} [archaic, idiom] | :: alternative form of a pies juntillas |
| a pies juntillas {adv} | :: with both feet together |
| a pies juntillas {adv} [figuratively, idiom] | :: (of believing something etc) firmly, totally, absolutely |
| a pies juntillas {adv} [figuratively, idiom] | :: (of following something) by the letter |
| apilable {adj} | :: stackable |
| apilación {f} | :: stacking |
| apilador {m} | :: stacker (job) |
| apiladora {f} | :: female equivalent of apilador |
| apilamiento {m} | :: stacking |
| apilar {vt} | :: to stack, to pile up |
| apiñamiento {m} | :: squash (place or a situation where people have limited space to move) |
| apiñar {v} | :: to pack together, squeeze/squash together |
| apiñarse {v} | :: to crowd together; to bunch |
| apio {m} | :: celery |
| apio {m} [slang, Spain] | :: queer, poof |
| apiolar {v} | :: to knock off; to do away with; to take out (kill) |
| apio nabo {m} | :: celeriac |
| apiparse {v} [colloquial] | :: to stuff oneself with food |
| a pique {adv} [idiom] | :: almost; practically |
| apirexia {f} | :: apyrexia |
| apisonadora {f} | :: steamroller, road roller |
| apisonar {v} | :: to tamp |
| aplacamiento {m} | :: appeasement |
| aplacar {v} | :: appease, placate |
| aplacible {adj} [dated] | :: pleasant; pleasing; nice |
| aplanadora {f} | :: road roller |
| aplanadora {f} | :: bulldozer |
| aplanamiento {m} | :: flattening |
| aplanar {v} | :: to flatten |
| aplanar {v} | :: to grade |
| aplanar {v} | :: to bulldoze |
| aplanar la curva {v} [idiom] | :: to flatten the curve |
| aplanchar {v} [Latin America] | :: synonym of planchar |
| aplásico {adj} | :: aplastic |
| aplastable {adj} | :: crushable |
| aplastado {adj} | :: crushed, squashed, flattened |
| aplastado {adj} | :: worsted |
| aplastador {adj} | :: crushing |
| aplastador {m} | :: crusher |
| aplastamiento {m} | :: crush, squash, trample |
| aplastante {adj} | :: crushing, flattening |
| aplastante {adj} | :: devastating |
| aplastantemente {adv} | :: overwhelmingly; crushingly |
| aplastar {vt} | :: to crush, smash, squash |
| aplastar {vt} | :: to flatten |
| aplastar {vt} | :: to squash [to put down by force or intimidation] |
| aplatanado {adj} | :: indolent |
| aplatanamiento {m} | :: the act of turning indolent |
| aplatanar {v} | :: to turn indolent |
| aplatanar {vr} | :: to become indolent |
| aplaudidor {adj} | :: applauding; clapping |
| aplaudidor {m} | :: applauder, acclaimer |
| aplaudímetro {m} | :: clapometer |
| aplaudir {v} | :: to applaud |
| aplauso {m} | :: applause (act of applauding) |
| aplausómetro {m} | :: clapometer |
| aplazamiento {m} | :: postponement, adjournment |
| aplazar {vt} | :: to postpone |
| aplazar {vt} [Latin America] | :: to flunk (fail) |
| aplegar {v} | :: to join, unite |
| a plena luz {adv} | :: alternative form of a plena luz del día |
| a plena luz del día {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in broad daylight (in a blatant and visible manner) |
| aplicabilidad {f} | :: applicability |
| aplicable {adj} | :: applicable |
| aplicación {f} | :: application |
| aplicación {f} | :: administering |
| aplicadamente {adv} | :: in an applied way |
| aplicadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of aplicado |
| aplicado {adj} | :: applied |
| aplicador {m} | :: applicator |
| aplicante {mf} | :: applicant |
| aplicar {v} | :: to use; to apply |
| aplicar {v} | :: to smear; to put something above another thing or in contact with another thing |
| aplicarse {v} | :: to apply oneself |
| aplicarse {v} | :: to apply, to hold true |
| aplicativo {m} | :: app, application |
| aplique {m} | :: wall light, sconce |
| aplomar {v} | :: to plumb |
| aplomo {m} | :: aplomb, poise |
| apnea {f} | :: apnea |
| apneico {adj} [pathology] | :: apneic |
| apocado {adj} | :: shy, diffident |
| apocado {adj} | :: spineless |
| apocalipsis {mf} | :: apocalypse |
| Apocalipsis {prop} [book of the bible] | :: Revelation (book of the Bible) |
| apocalíptico {adj} | :: apocalyptic, doomsday |
| apocamiento {m} | :: timidity, humility |
| apocar {v} | :: to shorten; to curtail |
| apocar {v} | :: to belittle |
| apocarotenal {m} | :: apocarotenal |
| apócema {f} | :: rare form of pócima |
| apócima {f} | :: obsolete spelling of pócima |
| apocopar {v} | :: to apocopate |
| apócope {f} | :: apocope |
| a poco que {conj} | :: as long as (used to suggest that minimum effort is required) |
| apócrifamente {adv} | :: apocryphally |
| apócrifo {adj} | :: apocryphal |
| apodar {v} | :: to call someone names, to dub |
| apodar {v} [archaic] | :: to evaluate, judge |
| apoderada {f} | :: feminine noun of apoderado |
| apoderado {m} | :: guardian [of a person] |
| apoderado {m} [especially, bullfighting] | :: agent; manager |
| apoderado {adj} | :: empowered |
| apoderamiento {m} | :: seizure (often of an aircraft or other kind of vehicle) |
| apoderamiento {m} | :: the devolution of power |
| apoderamiento {m} | :: empowerment |
| apoderar {v} | :: to empower |
| apoderar {vr} | :: to seize, to gain, to get hold of, to get one's hands on (+ de) |
| apoderar {vr} | :: to take control of, to take possession of (+ de) |
| apoderarse {vr} | :: to take power |
| apoderarse {vr} [with de] | :: to seize |
| a poder de {prep} | :: synonym of a fuerza de |
| apodícticamente {adv} | :: apodeictically |
| apodíctico {adj} [logic] | :: apodeictic (incontrovertibly true or false) |
| apodo {m} | :: nickname, byname, alias |
| apoenzima {f} [enzyme] | :: apoenzyme |
| apofático {adj} [philosophy, theology] | :: apophatic |
| apofenia {f} | :: apophenia |
| apófisis {f} [anatomy] | :: apophysis |
| apófisis mastoides {f} [skeleton] | :: mastoid process |
| apofonía {f} [phonetics] | :: ablaut |
| apogeo {m} [astronomy] | :: apogee |
| apogeo {m} | :: apogee; climax, peak |
| apógrafo {m} | :: apograph |
| apolar {adj} | :: apolar |
| apolillado {adj} | :: moth-eaten |
| apolillar {vt} | :: to eat away (said of moths) |
| apolillar {vr} | :: to become moth-eaten |
| apolillar {vr} | :: to get old |
| Apolinar {prop} | :: given name |
| Apolinario {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| apolíneo {adj} [Greek mythology] | :: Apollonian (relating to the Greek god Apollo) |
| apolíneo {adj} | :: apollonian (clear, harmonious and restrained) |
| apolipoproteína {f} [protein] | :: apolipoprotein |
| apoliticismo {m} | :: apoliticism |
| apolítico {adj} | :: apolitical |
| Apolo {prop} {m} [Greek god, Roman god] | :: Apollo (the son of Zeus) |
| apologeta {mf} | :: apologist |
| apologética {f} | :: apologetics |
| apologético {adj} | :: apologetic (defending by words or arguments) |
| apologético {m} [obsolete] | :: apology; defense |
| apología {f} | :: apology; eulogy, defense |
| apologista {mf} | :: apologist |
| apólogo {m} | :: apologue (a short story with a moral, often involving talking animals or objects) |
| Apolonio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| apoltronado {adj} | :: lazy, idle |
| apoltronarse {vr} | :: to laze about; be bone idle |
| apomíctico {adj} | :: apomictic |
| apomorfia {f} | :: apomorphy |
| apomorfía {f} | :: alternative spelling of apomorfia |
| aponer {vt} [grammar] | :: to appose |
| aponer {vt} [obsolete] | :: to impute, to blame, to assign guilt to |
| aponeurosis {f} [anatomy] | :: aponeurosis |
| aponeurótico {adj} [anatomy] | :: aponeurotic (of or pertaining to aponeuroses) |
| apontaje {m} | :: landing (of an aircraft) onto a ship |
| a popa {adv} | :: abaft |
| apopense {adj} | :: of or from Apopa, El Salvador |
| apopense {mf} | :: someone from Apopa |
| apopléctico {adj} | :: obsolete form of apoplético |
| apoplejía {f} [symptom] | :: apoplexy |
| apopléjico {adj} | :: synonym of apoplético |
| apoplético {adj} | :: apoplectic |
| apoproteína {f} [organic compound] | :: apoprotein |
| apoptosis {f} [cytology] | :: apoptosis |
| apoquinar {v} [colloquial] | :: to fork out, shell out |
| aporía {f} [philosophy] | :: aporia |
| aporofobia {f} [rare] | :: aporophobia (hatred of poverty or poor people) |
| aporrear {v} | :: to club, bludgeon (to hit with a club/baton/truncheon/night stick) |
| aporrear {v} | :: to hammer, rap (knock loudly) |
| a porrillo {adv} | :: galore; by the bucketload |
| aportación {f} | :: contribution |
| aportador {m} | :: provider |
| aportante {adj} | :: providing |
| aportante {mf} | :: provider |
| aportar {v} | :: to provide |
| aportar {v} | :: to bring |
| aportar {v} | :: to contribute |
| aportar {v} | :: to dock, to enter into a port |
| aporte {m} | :: contribution |
| aposentador {adj} | :: that lodges |
| aposentador {m} | :: lodger; someone who finds lodging for others |
| aposentadora {f} | :: feminine noun of aposentador |
| aposentar {v} | :: to lodge, put up |
| aposentillo {m} | :: diminutive of aposento |
| aposento {m} [formal, chiefly Dominican Republic, ] | :: room, bedroom (room in a house where a bed is kept for sleeping) |
| aposento {m} [archaic] | :: chamber (the private room of an individual, especially of someone wealthy or noble) |
| aposición {f} | :: apposition |
| apósito {m} | :: sticking plaster, band-aid |
| a posta {adv} | :: rare form of aposta |
| aposta {adv} [colloquial] | :: on purpose |
| apostadero {m} | :: place where a rookery lives |
| apostadero {m} | :: naval station |
| apostador {m} | :: bettor, punter (one who bets) |
| apostadora {f} | :: feminine noun of apostador |
| apostante {mf} | :: bettor, wagerer |
| apostar {vt} | :: to bet |
| apostar {vt} | :: to post (to assign to a station; to set; to place) |
| apostasía {f} | :: apostasy |
| apóstata {mf} | :: apostate (person who renounces a faith) |
| apostatar {v} | :: to apostatize |
| a posteriori {adv} | :: at a later stage |
| a posteriori {adv} [logic, philosophy] | :: a posteriori |
| apostilla {f} | :: note, comment (on a text) |
| apostilla {f} | :: apostille (a special sign established in 1961 for certifying foreign documents) |
| apostillar {v} | :: to annotate |
| apóstol {m} | :: apostle |
| Apóstol {prop} | :: surname |
| apostolado {m} | :: apostleship |
| apostólicamente {adv} | :: apostolically |
| apostólico {adj} [Christianity] | :: apostolic |
| apostrofar {vt} | :: to apostrophize |
| apóstrofe {m} [rhetoric] | :: apostrophe |
| apóstrofo {m} | :: apostrophe (typographic character) |
| apostura {f} | :: good looks; handsomeness |
| apostura {f} | :: look; appearance |
| apoteca {f} [archaic] | :: drugstore, pharmacy |
| apoteca {f} [archaic] | :: mortgage |
| apotecario {m} [archaic] | :: apothecary, druggist |
| apotecio {m} [lichenology] | :: apothecium |
| apotegma {m} | :: apothegm |
| apotema {f} | :: apothem |
| apoteósicamente {adv} | :: triumphantly |
| apoteósico {adj} | :: jubilant, triumphant, huge |
| apoteosis {f} | :: apotheosis |
| apoteótico {adj} | :: alternative form of apoteósico |
| apoticario {m} | :: rare form of apotecario |
| apoyabrazos {m} | :: armrest |
| apoyacabeza {m} [Argentina] | :: headrest |
| apoyador {m} | :: supporter |
| apoyadora {f} | :: feminine noun of apoyador |
| apoyapiés {m} | :: footrest |
| apoyar {vt} | :: to rest (to lean, lie, or lay) |
| apoyar {vt} | :: to support, to get behind (to back a cause, party, etc., mentally or with concrete aid) |
| apoyar {vt} | :: to support (to keep from falling) |
| apoyarse {v} | :: to lean, to rest, to be supported |
| apoyarse {v} | :: to lean on, to rely on |
| apoyarse {v} | :: to be based, to be founded |
| apoyatura {f} | :: support |
| apoyatura {f} [music] | :: appoggiatura |
| apoyo {m} | :: support |
| app {f} [computing] | :: app |
| applauso {m} | :: obsolete spelling of aplauso |
| Apple {prop} | :: Apple (name of the company Apple Inc.) |
| applet {m} | :: applet |
| appliance {m} [rare] | :: appliance |
| apraxia {f} [neurology] | :: apraxia |
| apreciabilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of apreciable |
| apreciable {adj} | :: appreciable |
| apreciablemente {adv} | :: appreciably, significantly |
| apreciación {f} | :: appreciation |
| apreciadamente {adv} | :: appreciatedly |
| apreciar {vt} | :: to appreciate (to view as valuable) |
| apreciar {vtr} | :: to appreciate (to increase in value) |
| apreciar {vt} | :: to notice, to detect |
| apreciativo {adj} | :: appreciative |
| aprecio {m} | :: appreciation |
| a precio de huevo {adv} [colloquial, idiomatic, Chile] | :: very cheap |
| aprehender {vt} | :: to apprehend, to seize, to confiscate |
| aprehender {vt} | :: to understand |
| aprehensión {f} | :: apprehension |
| aprehensivo {adj} | :: apprehendable |
| apremiante {adj} | :: urgent, pressing |
| apremiar {vt} | :: to pressure, urge |
| apremio {m} | :: pressure, urge |
| apremio {m} [legal] | :: court order |
| aprender {vti} | :: to learn (to acquire, or attempt to acquire knowledge or an ability to do something) |
| aprendiz {m} | :: apprentice, trainee |
| aprendiza {f} | :: feminine noun of aprendiz |
| aprendizaje {m} [uncountable] | :: learning |
| aprendizaje {m} [countable] | :: apprenticeship |
| aprendizaje automático {m} | :: machine learning |
| aprensión {f} | :: apprehension; anxiety |
| aprensivo {adj} | :: apprehensive |
| aprés {adv} [obsolete] | :: near; close |
| aprés {adv} [obsolete] | :: after; afterwards |
| apresable {adj} | :: sentenceable to prison |
| apresamiento {m} | :: imprisonment |
| apresar {vt} | :: to seize, capture (especially with claws or talons) |
| apresar {vt} | :: to imprison |
| aprestamiento {m} [Latin America, education] | :: preparatory activity |
| aprestar {vt} | :: to prepare, to make ready |
| aprestarse {vr} | :: to prepare oneself |
| apresto {m} | :: preparation |
| apresto {m} | :: stiffness |
| apresuradamente {adv} | :: hastily, in a hurry |
| apresurado {adj} | :: hurried |
| apresuramiento {m} | :: pressuring |
| apresurar {vt} | :: to quicken |
| apresurar {vr} | :: to rush, to hasten (to do something) |
| apresurarse {v} | :: to hurry |
| apretadamente {adv} | :: tightly, compactly |
| apretadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of apretado |
| apretadito {adj} | :: diminutive of apretado |
| apretado {adj} | :: tight |
| apretado {adj} | :: short (of money) |
| apretar {vt} | :: to squeeze |
| apretar {vt} | :: to tighten, constrict or compress |
| apretar {vt} | :: to press [e.g., a button] |
| apretar {vt} | :: to pull [e.g., the trigger] |
| apretar {vt} | :: to grit [e.g., one's teeth], to clench [e.g., one's fist] |
| apretar {vt} | :: to push down [e.g., a toilet plunger] |
| apretar {vt} | :: to hold back |
| apretar {vt} | :: to hold on to something |
| apretarse {v} | :: reflexive of apretar |
| apretarse el cinturón {v} [idiomatic] | :: to tighten one's belt |
| apretazón {f} | :: augmentative of aprieto |
| apretón {m} | :: pressure |
| apretón {m} | :: conflict |
| apretón {m} | :: grip, squeeze |
| apretón de manos {m} | :: handshake |
| apretujado {adj} | :: crammed |
| apretujar {v} | :: to squash |
| apretujar {v} | :: to scrunch, scrunch up |
| apretujar {v} | :: to squeeze |
| apretujón {m} | :: squash, squeeze |
| apretura {f} | :: squeeze (situation in which there are too many people, things, etc., in a small space) |
| apretura {f} | :: fix; predicament (difficult situation) |
| apretura {f} | :: conflict |
| apretura {f} | :: poverty |
| apriesa {adv} [obsolete] | :: hurriedly |
| aprieto {m} | :: predicament |
| aprieto {m} | :: a push of a button |
| a primera hora {adv} [idiomatic] | :: first thing (in the morning), at first light |
| a primera hora {adv} | :: first period (at school) |
| a primera vista {adv} [idiom] | :: at first glance, at the first look |
| a priori {adv} | :: beforehand |
| a priori {adv} [logic, philosophy] | :: a priori |
| apriorismo {m} | :: apriorism |
| apriorismo {m} | :: preconception (opinion formed without adequate evidence) |
| apriorístico {adj} | :: a priori |
| aprisa {adv} | :: quickly |
| apriscar {v} | :: to gather sheep into a sheepfold |
| aprisco {m} | :: sheepfold |
| aprisionamiento {m} | :: imprisonment |
| aprisionar {v} | :: to incarcerate, imprison |
| aprismo {m} [Peru] | :: The politics of the American Popular Revolutionary Alliance |
| aprista {adj} [Peru, politics] | :: of or relating to the American Popular Revolutionary Alliance |
| aprista {mf} | :: a supporter of the American Popular Revolutionary Alliance |
| aprista {mf} | :: an opposer of Keiko Fujimori |
| aprobación {f} | :: approval |
| aprobación {f} | :: validation |
| aprobado {adj} | :: approved, confirmed |
| aprobar {v} | :: to approve |
| aprobar {v} | :: to pass (an exam) |
| aprobar {v} | :: to condone |
| aprobatorio {adj} | :: approving |
| aproblemar {v} | :: to worry, cause problems |
| aprocimación {f} | :: rare form of aproximación |
| aprontar {v} | :: to prepare quickly |
| aprontar {vr} | :: to quickly get ready |
| apropiación {f} | :: appropriation |
| apropiacionismo {m} | :: appropriationism (tendency to take ideas from other authors) |
| apropiadamente {adv} | :: correctly, with propriety |
| apropiadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of apropriado |
| apropiado {adj} | :: appropriate, suitable |
| apropiar {v} | :: to give, bestow |
| apropiar {vr} | :: to seize, take hold of |
| a propósito {prep} | :: by the way, incidentally |
| a propósito {adj} | :: apropos [typically followed by "de"] |
| a propósito {adv} | :: on purpose, purposely |
| apropósito {m} [theatre] | :: A short play about a particular topic or event |
| apropriado {adj} | :: appropriate, apropos, proper, suitable, fitting, adequate, suited |
| apropriar {v} | :: obsolete form of apropiar |
| aprovechable {adj} | :: usable |
| aprovechable {adj} | :: useful |
| aprovechador {m} | :: someone who takes advantage |
| aprovechamiento {m} | :: use |
| aprovechamiento {m} | :: improvement |
| aprovechamiento {m} | :: harnessing |
| aprovechamiento {m} | :: exploitation |
| aprovechando que el Pisuerga pasa por Valladolid {phrase} [Spain] | :: apropos of nothing |
| aprovechar {v} | :: to take advantage of |
| aprovechar {v} | :: to make use of, to make the most of |
| aprovechar {v} | :: to harness |
| aprovechar {v} | :: to be useful |
| aprovechar {v} | :: to improve |
| aprovechar {v} | :: to seize |
| aprovechar {v} | :: to leverage |
| aprovecharse {v} | :: (reflexive of aprovechar) to take advantage |
| aprovechón {adj} | :: opportunistic |
| aprovisionador {m} | :: supply vessel |
| aprovisionamiento {m} | :: provisioning |
| aprovisionar {vt} | :: to supply |
| aprox {adv} | :: abbreviation of aproximadamente |
| aproximación {f} | :: approximation |
| aproximadamente {adv} | :: approximately |
| aproximado {adj} | :: approximate |
| aproximamiento {m} | :: approach |
| aproximamiento {m} | :: approximation |
| aproximante {adj} | :: approaching (that approaches or approach) |
| aproximante {adj} [phonetics] | :: approximant (made by slightly narrowing the vocal tract) |
| aproximante {f} [phonetics] | :: approximant (consonant made by slightly narrowing the vocal tract) |
| aproximar {v} | :: to approach |
| aproximar {v} [mathematics] | :: to approximate |
| aproximarse {v} | :: reflexive of aproximar |
| a prueba de balas {adj} | :: bulletproof |
| a prueba de fuego {adj} | :: fireproof |
| aptamente {adv} | :: aptly |
| aptar {v} [obsolete] | :: to adapt; fix; adjust |
| Aptiense {prop} {m} | :: Aptian |
| aptitud {f} | :: aptitude, ability (inherent) |
| aptitud {f} | :: suitability, competence, proficiency, skill, capacity (acquired) |
| aptitud {f} [exercise] | :: fitness |
| apto {adj} | :: suitable; capable, able; fit |
| ápud {prep} | :: apud |
| a puerta cerrada {adv} [idiomatic] | :: behind closed doors |
| a puertas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: around the corner; coming up |
| apuesta {f} | :: bet, wager (an agreement between two parties that a stake (usually money) will be paid by the loser to the winner) |
| apuesto {adj} | :: handsome, good-looking (person) |
| apuesto {m} [dated] | :: epithet, title |
| Apuleyo {prop} {m} | :: Apuleius (writer in the Roman Empire) |
| Apulia {prop} {f} | :: Apulia (region) |
| a pulso {adv} [idiomatic] | :: by oneself |
| apuñalamiento {m} | :: stabbing |
| apuñalar {vt} | :: to stab (to pierce or to wound with a pointed tool or weapon, especially a knife or dagger) |
| apuñalarse {v} | :: reflexive of apuñalar |
| apuntación {f} | :: aiming; pointing; signalling |
| apuntación {f} | :: noting; jotting down |
| apuntación {f} | :: sharpening |
| apuntación {f} [music] | :: notation |
| a punta de pala {adv} [Spain, idiomatic] | :: alternative form of a punta pala |
| apuntado {adj} | :: targeted |
| apuntado {adj} | :: pointed, aimed |
| apuntado {adj} | :: written down |
| apuntado {adj} | :: signed up, enrolled |
| apuntado {adj} [Mexico, Puerto Rico, colloquial] | :: willing |
| apuntador {adj} | :: pointing |
| apuntador {m} [programming] | :: pointer |
| apuntador {m} [theater] | :: prompter |
| apuntadora {f} | :: prompter |
| apuntalamiento {m} | :: propping up |
| apuntalar {v} | :: to prop up, to shore up |
| apuntamiento {m} | :: aiming |
| apuntamiento {m} | :: note, scribble |
| apuntamiento {m} [legal] | :: report |
| apuntamiento {m} | :: pointedness |
| a punta pala {adv} [Spain, idiomatic] | :: in spades, in droves, loads, heaps, a shedload |
| apuntar {v} | :: to point, to aim, to take aim |
| apuntar {v} | :: to point out, to point at, to point to, to indicate, to note, to suggest, to hint, to hint at, to mention |
| apuntar {v} | :: to underline, to mark (text) |
| apuntar {v} | :: to note, to note down, to write down, to jot, to jot down |
| apuntar {v} | :: to outline, to sketch |
| apuntar {v} | :: to baste |
| apuntar {v} | :: to tack |
| apuntar {v} | :: to fasten temporarily |
| apuntar {v} [dated] | :: to patch, to darn, to sew, to mend |
| apuntar {v} [somewhat dated] | :: to sharpen (a weapon or tool) |
| apuntar {v} [theatre] | :: to prompt, to cue, to whisper the answer |
| apuntar {v} [card games] | :: to bet, to put up money, to stake (only in certain card games) |
| apuntar {vtir} [apuntarse] | :: to sign up |
| apuntar {vr} [apuntarse] | :: to be in, be down, be game |
| apuntar {vr} | :: to chalk up, to notch (a win, a victory, points, success) |
| apuntar maneras {v} [idiom] | :: to show promise; to be promising |
| apuntarse {v} | :: reflexive of apuntar |
| apunte {m} | :: note, point |
| apuntillar {v} [bullfighting] | :: to finish off |
| a punto {adv} [idiom] | :: at the ready; to hand |
| a punto de {adv} | :: (just) about to, on the verge of |
| a punto de caramelo {adj} | :: caramelized |
| a punto de caramelo {adj} [idiomatic] | :: almost at the exact moment, almost ready |
| a punto de nieve {adj} [idiomatic] | :: having stiff peaks |
| a punto de nieve {adj} [idiomatic] | :: in the mood, horny |
| apuradamente {adv} | :: with difficulty |
| apuradamente {adv} [Latin America] | :: quickly, hastily |
| apuradísimo {adj} | :: superlative of apurado |
| apurado {adj} | :: in a hurry |
| apurado {adj} | :: poor, needy, short |
| apurar {vt} | :: to drain, use up completely |
| apurar {vtir} | :: to hurry, to rush |
| apurar {vtr} | :: to worry, bother |
| apurarse {v} | :: reflexive of apurar, to hurry, to rush |
| apurarse {v} | :: reflexive of apurar, to worry |
| apureña {f} | :: feminine noun of apureño |
| apureño {adj} | :: of or from Apure |
| apureño {m} | :: Someone from Apure |
| Apurimac {prop} | :: Apurimac (region) |
| apuro {m} | :: difficulty, predicament |
| apuro {m} | :: shortage |
| apuro {m} | :: urgency |
| apuro {m} [Argentina] | :: rush, hurry |
| Apus {prop} [constellation] | :: Apus (a constellation of the southern sky) |
| aquaplaning {m} | :: aquaplaning |
| a que {conj} | :: I bet |
| aquea {f} | :: feminine noun of aqueo |
| aqueilia {f} | :: acheilia; liplessness |
| aquejar {v} | :: to afflict |
| aquel {determiner} | :: that |
| aquel {adj} [demonstrative] | :: that (over there; implying some distance) |
| aquel {pron} [demonstrative] | :: alternative spelling of aquél |
| aquél {pron} [demonstrative] | :: that one [far from speaker and listener] |
| aquél {pron} [demonstrative] | :: the former |
| aquél {pron} [demonstrative] | :: anyone/anything |
| aquelarre {m} | :: A nocturnal group of witches and the devil |
| aquelarre {m} | :: A coven |
| aquelarre {m} | :: A Basque celebration of witches |
| aquelia {f} | :: acheilia; liplessness |
| aquella {pron} | :: alternative spelling of aquélla; that one |
| aquélla {pron} | :: feminine singular of aquél |
| aquellas {pron} | :: alternative spelling of aquéllas; those ones |
| aquéllas {pron} | :: feminine plural of aquél; those ones [far from speaker and listener] |
| aquello {pron} | :: neuter singular of aquél; that (over there); it |
| aquellos {pron} | :: alternative spelling of aquéllos; those ones (over there; implying some distance) |
| aquellos {pron} | :: Those ones. (over there; implying some distance) |
| aquéllos {pron} | :: plural of aquél; those ones [far from speaker and listener] |
| a quemarropa {adv} | :: point-blank |
| a quemarropa {adv} | :: directly |
| aqueménida {adj} | :: Achaemenid |
| aqueménida {mf} | :: Achaemenid |
| aquende {adv} [rare] | :: over here, on this side |
| aquende {adv} [rare] | :: hither |
| aquenio {m} [botany] | :: achene |
| aqueo {m} [historical] | :: Achaean |
| aquerenciarse {v} [especially of animals] | :: to cause to become attached to (a place) |
| aquerenciarse {vp} | :: to fall in love |
| Aquerón {prop} {m} | :: Acheron |
| Aqueronte {prop} {m} | :: Acheron |
| aquese {adj} [poetic or archaic] | :: alternative form of ese |
| aquése {determiner} | :: alternative spelling of aquese |
| aquése {pron} | :: alternative spelling of aquese |
| a qué son {phrase} | :: how come?; what for? |
| aquesta {determiner} | :: feminine singular of aqueste |
| aquesta {pron} | :: feminine singular of aqueste |
| aquésta {determiner} | :: alternative spelling of aquesta |
| aquésta {pron} | :: alternative spelling of aquesta |
| aquestas {determiner} | :: feminine plural of aqueste |
| aquestas {pron} | :: feminine plural of aqueste |
| aqueste {adj} [poetic] | :: this |
| aqueste {pron} [poetic] | :: this one (masculine thing) |
| aquéste {determiner} | :: alternative spelling of aqueste |
| aquéste {pron} | :: alternative spelling of aqueste |
| aquestos {determiner} | :: masculine plural of aqueste |
| aquestos {pron} | :: masculine plural of aqueste |
| aquéstos {determiner} | :: alternative spelling of aquestos |
| aquéstos {pron} | :: alternative spelling of aquestos |
| aquí {adv} | :: here |
| a quien madruga, Dios le ayuda {proverb} | :: the early bird gets the worm |
| aquiescencia {f} | :: acquiescence, consent |
| aquiescente {adj} | :: acquiescent |
| aquietar {vt} | :: to calm |
| aquietar {vr} | :: to calm down |
| Aquila {prop} [constellation] | :: Aquila (constellation) |
| aquilatar {vt} | :: to assay; to analyze or examine |
| Aquiles {prop} {m} | :: Achilles |
| aquillado {adj} | :: keel-like |
| aquilón {m} | :: north wind |
| aquincense {adj} | :: Budapester (of or pertaining to Budapest, Hungary) |
| aquincense {mf} | :: Budapester (native or resident of Budapest, Hungary) |
| Aquino {prop} | :: surname |
| aquiral {adj} | :: achiral |
| Aquisgrán {prop} | :: Aquisgrán (city) |
| aquitana {f} | :: feminine noun of aquitano |
| Aquitania {prop} {f} | :: Aquitania (historical region) |
| aquitano {adj} | :: Aquitanian |
| aquitano {m} | :: Aquitanian |
| aquí te pillo, aquí te mato {phrase} [Spain, vulgar, colloquial, idiomatic] | :: hit it and quit it; wham, bam, thank you ma'am; |
| aquí te pillo, aquí te mato {m} [Spain, vulgar, colloquial, idiomatic] | :: smash and dash |
| aquí y allí {adv} [idiom] | :: here and there |
| -ar {suffix} | :: In adjectives, indicating membership or status |
| -ar {suffix} | :: In nouns, indicating a place where something is grown |
| -ar {suffix} | :: Used to form first conjugation verbs indicating an action related to the root word |
| ár. {m} | :: abbreviation of árabe |
| Ara {prop} [constellation] | :: Ara (constellation) |
| árabe {adj} | :: Arabic |
| árabe {mf} | :: Arab |
| árabe {m} | :: Arabic (Semitic language) |
| árabe clásico {m} | :: Classical Arabic |
| árabe egipcio {m} | :: Egyptian Arabic |
| arabesco {m} | :: arabesque (ornamental design used in Islamic Art) |
| Arabia {prop} {f} | :: Arabia |
| Arabia Saudí {prop} {f} | :: Arabia Saudí (country) |
| Arabia Saudita {prop} {f} | :: Saudi Arabia |
| arábigo {adj} | :: Arabic (of, from, or pertaining to Arab countries or cultural behaviour) |
| arábigo {m} | :: Arabic (language) |
| arabinosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: arabinose |
| arabio {adj} [obsolete] | :: Arab, Arabic |
| arabismo {m} [linguistics] | :: Arabism (a loanword from Arabic) |
| arabismo {m} [uncountable] | :: the study of Arab culture and language |
| arabista {mf} [anthropology, linguistics] | :: Arabist (a scholar who studies Arab or Arabic culture, politics or language) |
| arabista {mf} [politics] | :: Arabist (one that wants to spread Arabic culture) |
| arabización {f} | :: Arabization |
| arabizar {v} | :: to Arabize |
| arable {adj} | :: arable |
| Araceli {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| aráceo {adj} | :: araceous |
| arácnido {adj} | :: arachnid (attributive) |
| arácnido {m} | :: arachnid |
| aracnofobia {f} | :: arachnophobia |
| aracnoides {m} [anatomy] | :: arachnoid mater |
| aracnóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of aracnólogo |
| aracnólogo {m} | :: arachnologist |
| arado {m} | :: plough |
| aradura {f} | :: ploughing |
| Aragón {prop} {m} | :: Aragón (autonomous community) |
| Aragón {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| aragonés {adj} | :: Aragonese |
| aragonés {m} | :: Aragonese language |
| aragonesismo {m} | :: Aragonese nationalism |
| aragonesismo {m} | :: a phrase or word commonly used in Aragon |
| aragonesista {mf} | :: Aragonese nationalist |
| aragonita {f} [mineral] | :: alternative form of aragonito |
| aragonito {m} [mineral] | :: aragonite |
| aragonófona {f} | :: feminine noun of aragonófono |
| aragonófono {adj} | :: Aragonese-speaking |
| aragonófono {m} | :: Aragonese speaker |
| Aragón Oriental {prop} {m} | :: Aragon Strip (part of Aragon where Catalan is spoken) |
| araguaney {m} | :: araguaney, common name for Handroanthus chrysanthus |
| aragueña {f} | :: feminine noun of aragueño |
| aragüeña {f} | :: feminine noun of aragüeño |
| aragüeño {adj} | :: Of or from the state of Aragua, Venezuela |
| aragüeño {m} | :: Someone from the state of Aragua, Venezuela |
| arahant {m} | :: arahant |
| arahuaco {m} | :: Arawak |
| arahuaco {adj} | :: Arawak |
| a raíz de {prep} | :: due to, because of, as a result of |
| a rajatabla {adv} [idiomatic] | :: strictly; thoroughly |
| Arakaki {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| aramarra {adj} | :: Of or from Arama |
| aramarra {mf} | :: Someone from Arama |
| arambre {m} | :: obsolete form of alambre |
| arameo {adj} | :: Aramaean |
| arameo {m} | :: Aramaean |
| arameo {m} | :: Aramaic (Semitic language) |
| -aran {suffix} | :: Denotes the imperfect subjunctive in the third-person plural for regular verbs ending in -ar |
| -aran {suffix} | :: Denotes the imperfect subjunctive in the (formal) second-person plural for regular verbs ending in -ar |
| arana {f} | :: trick; cheating |
| araña {f} | :: spider |
| Araña {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| araña de luces {f} | :: chandelier |
| araña de mar {f} | :: sea spider |
| arañar {vt} | :: to scratch |
| arañazo {m} | :: scratch |
| arancel {m} | :: tariff |
| arancelario {adj} [attributive] | :: tariff |
| Arancha {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Aranda {prop} | :: surname |
| arándano {m} | :: blueberry, bilberry, cranberry |
| arándano ártico {m} | :: lingonberry |
| arándano azul {m} | :: blueberry |
| arándano rojo {m} | :: cranberry |
| arándano silvestre {m} | :: lingonberry |
| arandela {f} | :: washer (flat disk, placed beneath a nut) |
| Arandia {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| arandina {f} | :: feminine noun of arandino |
| arandino {adj} | :: of or from Aranda de Duero |
| arandino {adj} | :: of or from Aranda de Moncayo |
| arandino {m} | :: someone from Aranda de Duero |
| arandino {m} | :: someone from Aranda de Moncayo |
| arañero {m} | :: golden-crowned warbler (Basileuterus culicivorus) |
| aranés {adj} | :: Aranese, of the Vall d'Aran |
| aranés {m} | :: an Aranese person, a person from the Vall d'Aran region of Catalonia |
| aranés {m} | :: the Aranese language, a variety of the Gascon dialect of the Occitan language |
| Araneta {prop} | :: surname |
| aranista {adj} | :: of, pertaining to, or supporting, Mikel Arana, Basque politician |
| aranista {mf} | :: a supporter of Mikel Arana |
| arañita {f} | :: diminutive of araña; little spider |
| Aranjuez {prop} | :: Aranjuez (city) |
| arañón {m} | :: blackthorn |
| arañón {m} | :: scratch |
| Arantxa {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| arañuela {f} | :: love-in-a-mist (any flowering plant of the genus Nigella) |
| arañuela {f} | :: thrips (small insect) |
| Aranza {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Aranza {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| aranzada {f} | :: an obsolete pre-decimal unit of area, with differing dimensions |
| Aránzazu {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Aránzazu {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| arao {m} | :: guillemot |
| arao aliblanco {m} | :: The black guillemot. A seabird |
| araona {adj} | :: OF the Araona tribe |
| araona {mf} | :: Member of the Araona tribe |
| araquidonato {m} [organic compound] | :: arachidonate |
| araquidónico {adj} | :: arachidonic |
| arar {m} | :: sandarac tree, Tetraclinis |
| arar {m} | :: common juniper, Juniperus communis |
| arar {vti} | :: to plough |
| ararteko {m} | :: The ombudsman of the Basque Country |
| arasarí {m} | :: aracari |
| a ras de tierra {adv} | :: flying low |
| a ratos {adv} | :: from time to time, on and off |
| araucana {f} | :: feminine noun of araucano |
| Araucanía {prop} {f} [history] | :: Araucania, the homeland of the Mapuche people in part of Patagonia (southern Chile and Argentina) |
| Araucanía {prop} {f} | :: One of the fifteen administrative regions of Chile |
| araucanización {f} | :: Araucanization, the process of expansion of the Mapudungun language and other elements of the Mapuche culture from their homeland of Araucania into the plains of Patagonia, so as to assimilate other native Amerind peoples |
| araucanizar {v} | :: to Araucanize |
| araucano {adj} | :: Araucanian (Mapuche) |
| araucano {adj} [uncommon] | :: of or pertaining to the Mapudungun language; Mapudungun-language |
| araucano {m} | :: Araucanian (Mapuche) |
| araucano {m} [uncommon] | :: the Mapudungun language |
| araucaria {f} | :: Araucaria; a conifer tree of South America |
| araucaria {f} | :: monkey puzzle tree |
| Arauco {prop} | :: Arauco |
| a raudales {adv} [idiom] | :: in spades; galore; by the ton |
| Araújo {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| a raya {adv} | :: at bay, in line, in check |
| arazá {m} | :: a tropical South American plant, Eugenia stipitata |
| arazá {m} | :: the fruit of that plant |
| arbatachar {m} | :: Arbatachar (torture method) |
| arbencista {mf} | :: A supporter of Jacobo Árbenz, Guatemalan soldier and politician |
| arbencista {adj} | :: As, pertaining to, or supporting Jacobo Árbenz, Guatemalan soldier and politician |
| árbitra {f} | :: female equivalent of árbitro |
| arbitraje {m} | :: arbitration |
| arbitraje {m} | :: refereeing |
| arbitral {adj} | :: arbitral |
| arbitramento {m} | :: arbitration |
| arbitrar {v} | :: to arbitrate |
| arbitrariamente {adv} | :: arbitrarily |
| arbitrariedad {f} | :: arbitrariness |
| arbitrariedad {f} | :: an arbitrary thing |
| arbitrario {adj} | :: arbitrary |
| arbitrio {m} | :: will |
| arbitrismo {m} | :: arbitrariness |
| arbitrista {mf} | :: a supporter of hairbrained plans |
| árbitro {m} [sports] | :: official (e.g. referee or umpire) |
| árbol {m} | :: tree (a perennial woody plant) |
| árbol {m} | :: tree (any plant that is reminiscent of the above but not classified as a tree) |
| árbol {m} | :: tree (any structure or construct having branches representing divergence or possible choices) |
| árbol {m} [nautical] | :: mast (a tall, slim post or tower used to support the sails on a ship) |
| arboladura {f} [nautical] | :: the set of masts of a ship |
| arbolar {v} | :: to raise or hoist a standard or flag |
| arbolar {v} | :: to plant trees |
| arbolar {vr} [of a horse] | :: to rear up |
| arbolazo {m} | :: augmentative of árbol |
| árbol del algodón {m} [Morelos, Mexico] | :: kapok tree (Ceiba pentandra) |
| árbol de Navidad {m} | :: Christmas tree |
| arboleda {f} | :: grove, coppice, copse |
| arboledo {m} [archaic] | :: copse; wood |
| árbol filogenético {m} [biology, systematics] | :: phylogenetic tree |
| árbol genealógico {m} | :: family tree |
| arbolillo {m} | :: diminutive of árbol; small tree |
| arbolito {m} | :: diminutive of árbol: little tree |
| arbolote {m} | :: augmentative of árbol: a large tree |
| árbor {m} | :: obsolete form of árbol |
| arbóreo {adj} | :: arboreal |
| arborescencia {f} | :: arborescence |
| arborescente {adj} | :: arborescent (treelike in structure) |
| arboreto {m} | :: arboretum (place where many varieties of tree are grown) |
| arbori- {prefix} | :: tree |
| arboricida {adj} | :: arboricidal |
| arboricida {mf} | :: arboricide |
| arborícola {adj} [of an animal] | :: arboreal; living in trees |
| arboricultor {m} | :: arboriculturist |
| arboricultora {f} | :: feminine noun of arboricultor |
| arboricultura {f} | :: arboriculture |
| arboriforme {adj} | :: arboriform |
| arborización {f} | :: forestation; the planting of trees |
| arborizar {vi} | :: to plant trees; to forest |
| arborófila {f} | :: partridge (of the Arborophilia genus) |
| arbotante {m} | :: flying buttress |
| arbovirosis {f} | :: arbovirosis |
| arbovirus {m} | :: arbovirus |
| arbuscular {adj} | :: arbuscular |
| arbustal {m} | :: brush; thicket |
| arbustivo {adj} | :: bushy; bushlike |
| arbusto {m} | :: bush, shrub |
| -arca {suffix} | :: -arch (leading, leader) |
| arca {f} | :: ark, chest |
| arcabucería {f} | :: harquebus troops |
| arcabucería {f} | :: harquebus fire |
| arcabucería {f} | :: harquebuses |
| arcabucería {f} | :: place where harquebuses are made |
| arcabucería {f} | :: place where harquebuses are sold |
| arcabucero {m} | :: arquebusier |
| arcabuz {m} [firearms] | :: harquebus |
| arcabuz {m} | :: harquebusier |
| arcabuzazo {m} | :: a shot with a harquebus |
| arcada {f} [architecture] | :: arcade (row of arches) |
| arcada {f} | :: retching, gagging (an unsuccessful effort to vomit) |
| arca de la Alianza {prop} {f} | :: Ark of the Covenant |
| arca de Noé {prop} {f} | :: Noah's ark |
| Arcadia {prop} {f} | :: Arcadia |
| arcadio {adj} | :: Arcadian |
| arcaico {adj} | :: archaic |
| arcaísmo {m} | :: archaism (an archaic word or expression) |
| arcaizante {adj} | :: old-fashioned, archaic, archaizing |
| arcanamente {adv} | :: arcanely |
| arcángel {m} | :: archangel |
| arcangélico {adj} | :: archangelic |
| arcanidad {f} | :: arcaneness |
| arcano {adj} | :: arcane |
| arcano {m} | :: mystery |
| Arcaya {prop} {f} | :: surname of Basque origin |
| arcazón {m} [Andalusia] | :: wicker |
| arce {m} | :: maple tree |
| arce {m} [dated] | :: shoulder (of a road) |
| Arce {prop} | :: surname |
| Arceaga {prop} | :: surname |
| arce blanco {m} | :: sycamore maple |
| arcedianato {m} | :: archdeaconship |
| arcediano {m} | :: archdeacon |
| arcén {m} | :: edge |
| arcén {m} | :: hard shoulder, shoulder (of a road), roadside |
| Arceo {prop} | :: surname |
| archi- {prefix} | :: archi-, arch- |
| archibebe {m} | :: a sea-water wading bird, the common redshank |
| archibebe claro {m} | :: common greenshank |
| archicanciller {m} | :: archchancellor |
| archicofradía {f} | :: archconfraternity |
| archiconocido {adj} | :: extremely well-known, world-famous |
| archiconservador {adj} | :: extremely conservative |
| archidiácono {m} | :: archdeacon |
| archidiócesis {f} | :: alternative form of arquidiócesis |
| archiducado {m} | :: archduchy |
| archiduque {m} | :: archduke (rank) |
| archiduquesa {f} | :: female equivalent of archiduque |
| archienemiga {f} | :: female equivalent of archienemigo |
| archienemigo {m} | :: archenemy |
| archieparca {m} | :: archeparch |
| archieparquía {f} | :: archeparchy |
| archieparquial {adj} | :: archeparchial |
| archiepiscopal {adj} | :: archiepiscopal |
| archifamoso {adj} | :: Extremely well-known, world-famous |
| archilaúd {m} | :: archlute |
| archimago {m} | :: archmage |
| archimandrita {m} | :: archimandrite (the superior of a large monastery, or group of monasteries, in the Orthodox Church) |
| archimillonaria {f} | :: feminine noun of archimillonario |
| archimillonario {m} | :: multimillionaire, megamillionaire |
| archipiélago {m} | :: archipelago |
| Archipiélago de Colón {prop} {m} | :: The official name of the Galápagos Islands |
| archipopular {adj} | :: superpopular |
| archirrival {mf} | :: archrival |
| archisabido {adj} | :: well-known |
| architonto {adj} | :: Extremely silly |
| archivador {adj} | :: filing |
| archivador {m} | :: filing clerk; archivist |
| archivador {m} [masculine only] | :: filing cabinet |
| archivadora {f} | :: feminine noun of archivador |
| archivamiento {m} | :: archiving, filing |
| archivar {v} | :: to file, to archive |
| archivera {f} | :: feminine noun of archivero |
| archivero {m} | :: archivist |
| archivillano {m} | :: archvillain |
| archivista {mf} | :: archivist |
| archivístico {adj} [attributive] | :: archiving |
| archivo {m} [computing] | :: file |
| archivo {m} | :: archive |
| Archuleta {prop} | :: surname |
| arciforme {adj} | :: arciform (having the form of a bow) |
| arcilla {f} | :: clay |
| Arcilla {prop} | :: surname |
| arcillar {vt} | :: to clay |
| arcilloso {adj} | :: clayey, clayish |
| arciprestal {adj} [attributive] | :: archpriest |
| arciprestazgo {m} | :: archpriesthood |
| arcipreste {m} | :: archpriest |
| arco {m} | :: bow (a weapon made of a curved piece of wood or other flexible material whose ends are connected by a string, used for shooting arrows) |
| arco {m} [music] | :: bow (a rod with horsehair (or an artificial substitute) stretched between the ends, used for playing various stringed musical instruments) |
| arco {m} [geometry] | :: arc |
| arco {m} [architecture] | :: arch |
| arco {m} [sports, Latin America] | :: goal (structure) |
| arco del cielo {m} [obsolete] | :: rainbow |
| arco de triunfo {m} | :: triumphal arch |
| Arco de Triunfo {prop} {m} | :: Arc de Triomphe (Parisian monument) |
| arco formero {m} [architecture] | :: side arch |
| arco iris {m} | :: rainbow |
| arcoíris {m} | :: rainbow |
| arco largo {m} | :: longbow |
| arcón {m} | :: large chest (box) |
| arcón congelador {m} | :: chest freezer |
| arconte {m} | :: archon |
| arcosauriforme {m} | :: archosauriform |
| arcosaurio {m} | :: archosaur |
| arcosegundo {m} | :: arcsecond |
| arcosolio {m} | :: arcosolium |
| arcuación {f} | :: arcuation |
| arcuato {adj} | :: arcuate |
| arda {f} [obsolete or dialectal] | :: squirrel |
| Ardecha {prop} {f} | :: Ardecha (department) |
| Ardenas {prop} {fp} | :: Ardenas (department) |
| ardentísimo {adj} | :: superlative of ardiente |
| arder {vi} | :: to burn, blaze (to be consumed by fire or in flames) |
| arder {vi} | :: to burn, to sting, to smart (to hurt, be in pain) |
| arder {vi} | :: to burn, seethe (to be in an agitated or angry mental state) |
| arder {vi} [of manure] | :: to rot (to suffer decomposition due to biological action) |
| ardid {m} | :: plot, trick |
| ardid {adj} [obsolete] | :: astute, crafty |
| ardid {adj} [archaic] | :: brave, courageous |
| ardido {adj} | :: brave, intrepid |
| ardiente {adj} | :: hot |
| ardiente {adj} | :: burning |
| ardiente {adj} | :: ardent |
| ardiente {adj} | :: passionate |
| ardientemente {adv} | :: ardently |
| ardilla {f} | :: squirrel |
| ardillita {f} | :: diminutive of ardilla |
| ardimiento {m} | :: burning |
| ardiondo {adj} [rare] | :: full of ardor or courage |
| ardite {m} [historical] | :: A former coin, used in Navarre and Catalonia around the 15th century, of little value |
| ardor {m} | :: heat |
| ardor {m} | :: ardour, fervor, passion |
| ardor {m} | :: burning (feeling) |
| ardor {m} | :: eagerness |
| ardorosamente {adv} | :: fervently |
| ardoroso {adj} | :: ardent |
| ardoroso {adj} | :: burning |
| arduamente {adv} | :: arduously, difficultly |
| arduidad {f} | :: arduity, arduousness |
| arduo {adj} | :: very difficult |
| arduo {adj} | :: arduous |
| -aré {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the first-person singular future indicative of -ar verbs |
| área {f} | :: area (a particular geographic region) |
| área {f} | :: are (SI unit of area equal to 100 square metres) |
| área {f} | :: area, field (the extent, scope, or range of an object or concept) |
| área {f} [mathematics] | :: area (a measure of the extent of a surface) |
| área verde {f} | :: garden |
| areca {f} | :: areca; betel palm (Areca catechu, an Asiatic palm) |
| a regañadientes {adv} [idiomatic] | :: reluctantly, grudgingly |
| -areis {suffix} | :: Suffix indicating the second-person plural future indicative of -ar verbs |
| areíto {m} | :: areíto |
| Arellano {prop} {m} | :: Arellano (town) |
| Arellano {prop} {m} | :: surname, the 113th most common in Mexico |
| a remolque {adv} [idiomatic] | :: on tow |
| a remolque {adv} [idiomatic] | :: by force |
| a remolque {adv} [idiomatic] | :: going along (with) (an idea, plan, suggestion etc.) |
| arena {f} [geology] | :: sand, gravel |
| arena {f} [building, sport] | :: bullfight arena; boxing ring |
| arenal {m} | :: sandy area or patch of ground; beach |
| arena para gato {f} | :: kitty litter, cat litter |
| arenar {v} | :: to sprinkle with sand |
| arenar {v} | :: to sand |
| arenaria {f} | :: turnstone |
| arenaria {f} | :: sandwort |
| Arenas {prop} | :: surname |
| arenas movedizas {fp} | :: quicksand |
| arenero {adj} [attributive] | :: sand |
| arenero {m} | :: sandbox |
| arenero {m} | :: sand trap |
| arenero {m} | :: sand dealer, sand vendor |
| arenero {m} [bullfighting] | :: sand-keeper |
| arenga {f} | :: sermon |
| arengar {v} | :: to harangue |
| arenilla {f} | :: stone, gallstone |
| arenisca {f} | :: sandstone |
| arenisco {adj} | :: sandy |
| areno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: arene |
| arenoso {adj} | :: sandy, arenose |
| arenque {m} | :: herring |
| areola {f} [anatomy] | :: areola (the coloured circle around a nipple) |
| aréola {f} | :: alternative form of areola |
| areolar {adj} [anatomy] | :: areolar (relating to areolae) |
| arepa {f} | :: A pancake made out of cornmeal and often filled with meat |
| arepa de choclo {f} | :: A kind of corn pancake, most common in Colombia |
| arepera {f} [Latin America] | :: arepa seller |
| arepera {f} [Latin America, derogatory, slang] | :: lesbian |
| arepita {f} | :: diminutive of arepa |
| Arequipa {prop} | :: Arequipa (region) |
| Arequipa {prop} | :: Arequipa (province) |
| Arequipa {prop} | :: Arequipa (city/provincial capital) |
| arequipe {m} [Colombia, Venezuela] | :: dulce de leche |
| arequipeña {f} | :: feminine noun of arequipeño |
| arequipeño {adj} | :: Of or from the Arequipa region of Peru |
| arequipeño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the Arequipa region of Peru |
| Ares {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Ares (the god of war) |
| aretalogía {f} | :: aretology |
| arete {m} [Latin America, Philippines] | :: earring |
| aretito {m} | :: diminutive of arete |
| arévaca {f} | :: feminine noun of arévaco |
| arévaco {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Arevaci |
| arévaco {m} | :: a member of the Arevaci |
| arevalista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, Juan José Arévalo, Guatemalana politician |
| arevalista {mf} | :: A supporter of Juan José Arévalo |
| Arévalo {prop} | :: surname |
| a rey muerto, rey puesto {phrase} | :: out with the old, in with the new |
| a rey muerto, rey puesto {phrase} | :: the king is dead, long live the king |
| arfil {m} | :: obsolete form of alfil |
| argalí {m} | :: argali (largest species of wild sheep in the world) |
| argamasa {f} | :: mortar, cement |
| argán {m} | :: argan |
| argaña {f} | :: weed |
| arganeo {m} [nautical] | :: anchor ring |
| argárico {adj} [archaeology] | :: Argaric |
| Argel {prop} | :: Argel (capital city) |
| Argelia {prop} {f} | :: Argelia (country) |
| argelina {f} | :: feminine noun of argelino |
| argelino {adj} | :: Algerian (of or pertaining to the nation of Algeria) |
| argelino {adj} | :: Algerian (of or pertaining to the city of Algiers, Algeria) |
| argelino {m} | :: Algerian (native or citizen of the nation of Algeria) |
| argelino {m} | :: Algerian (native or citizen of Algiers, Algeria) |
| argén {m} [heraldry] | :: argent |
| argentar {v} | :: to silver-plate |
| argénteo {adj} [formal] | :: silver, silvery |
| argéntico {adj} [attributive] | :: silver |
| argentífero {adj} | :: argentiferous |
| argentífero {f} | :: oversampling |
| argentina {f} | :: feminine noun of argentino |
| Argentina {prop} {f} | :: Argentina (country) |
| argentine {mf} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: Argentinian (person) |
| argentinidad {f} | :: Quality or condition of being Argentinian |
| argentinismo {m} | :: Argentinism (language characteristic of Argentina) |
| argentino {adj} | :: silver, silvery |
| argentino {adj} | :: Argentinian, Argentine |
| argentino {m} | :: Argentinian (person) |
| argentita {f} [mineral] | :: argentite |
| argento {m} [poetic, rare] | :: silver |
| arginina {f} | :: arginine |
| argiva {f} | :: feminine noun of argivo |
| argivo {adj} [Ancient Greece] | :: Argive (of, from or pertaining to Argos) |
| argivo {m} [Ancient Greece] | :: Argive (person from Argos) |
| Argo {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Argo (mythical ship) |
| Argólide {prop} | :: Argolis |
| argolla {f} | :: large ring, hoop |
| argolla {f} | :: staple |
| argolla {f} [games] | :: croquet |
| argolla {f} | :: ring |
| argolla {f} | :: ringlet |
| argolla {f} [baseball] | :: scoreless inning |
| argón {m} | :: argon |
| argonauta {m} | :: Argonaut |
| argonauta {m} | :: argonaut |
| argot {m} | :: slang, argot |
| argucia {f} | :: sophistry |
| Argüelles {prop} | :: surname |
| argüende {m} [Mexico] | :: gossip |
| argüende {m} [Mexico] | :: struggle, dispute |
| argüende {m} [Mexico] | :: noisy event, happening or action |
| argüendear {v} [Mexico] | :: to gossip |
| argüir {v} | :: to infer, imagine |
| argüir {v} | :: to argue |
| argumentable {adj} | :: arguable |
| argumentación {f} | :: argument |
| argumental {adj} | :: argumental |
| argumental {adj} | :: plot, storyline |
| argumentalmente {adv} | :: arguably |
| argumentar {v} | :: to dispute |
| argumentar {v} | :: to argue (make a case for a point of view) |
| argumentario {m} | :: sales pitch |
| argumentativo {adj} | :: argumentative |
| argumentista {mf} | :: screenwriter; scriptwriter |
| argumento {m} | :: argument |
| argumento {m} | :: plot, story line |
| aria {f} [music] | :: aria (a musical piece written typically for a solo voice with orchestral accompaniment in an opera or cantata) |
| aria {f} | :: female equivalent of ario |
| ariano {m} | :: Arian (one whose star sign is Aries) |
| Arias {prop} | :: surname |
| Arica {prop} {m} | :: Arica (province) |
| Arica {prop} {m} | :: Arica (city/provincial capital) |
| aridad {f} | :: arity |
| aridez {f} | :: aridity, dryness |
| aridización {f} | :: aridification |
| árido {adj} | :: arid |
| Ariel {prop} {m} | :: given name of biblical origin |
| arienzo {m} | :: a certain type of old coin from Castille |
| Aries {prop} {m} [astronomy, astrology] | :: Aries (constellation) |
| Aries {prop} {m} [astrology] | :: Aries (zodiac sign) |
| arietar {vt} [rare] | :: to ram (strike with an implement) |
| ariete {m} | :: battering ram |
| ariete {m} [soccer] | :: striker |
| arilo {m} | :: aril |
| arilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: aryl |
| -ario {suffix} | :: -ary |
| ario {adj} | :: Aryan |
| ario {m} | :: Aryan |
| ariqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of ariqueño |
| ariqueño {adj} | :: Of or from Arica |
| ariqueño {m} | :: Someone from Arica |
| arisco {adj} | :: shy, skittish |
| arisco {adj} | :: unsociable, untalkative |
| arista {f} [architecture] | :: arris |
| arista {f} [geometry] | :: edge (place where two faces of a polyhedron meet) |
| arista {f} [geology] | :: arête |
| aristado {adj} | :: aristate |
| Aristipo {prop} {m} | :: Aristippus (founder of the sensual hedonistic philosophical school of Cyrenaicism in Cyrene) |
| aristocracia {f} | :: aristocracy |
| aristócrata {mf} | :: aristocrat |
| aristocráticamente {adv} | :: aristocratically |
| aristocrático {adj} | :: aristocratic |
| Aristófanes {prop} {m} | :: Aristophanes |
| aristofanesco {adj} | :: Aristophanean |
| aristofánico {adj} | :: Aristophanean |
| aristoloquia {f} | :: birthwort |
| Aristóteles {prop} {m} | :: Aristotle |
| Aristóteles {prop} {m} | :: Aristoteles |
| aristotélico {adj} | :: Aristotelian |
| aristotélico {m} | :: Aristotelian (a disciple of Aristotle) |
| aristotelismo {m} | :: Aristotelianism |
| aritenoideo {m} | :: arytenoid |
| aritmancia {f} | :: arithmancy |
| aritmética {f} [mathematics] | :: arithmetic (mathematics of numbers, etc.) |
| aritmética {f} | :: female equivalent of aritmético |
| aritméticamente {adv} | :: arithmetically |
| aritmético {adj} | :: arithmetic, arithmetical |
| aritmético {m} | :: arithmetician |
| aritmología {f} [maths] | :: arithmology |
| aritmomancia {f} | :: alternative form of aritmancia |
| aritmomanía {f} | :: arithmomania |
| arito {m} | :: diminutive of aro |
| Arizona {prop} {f} | :: Arizona (state) |
| arizoniana {f} | :: feminine noun of arizoniano |
| arizoniano {adj} | :: Arizonan |
| arizoniano {m} | :: Arizonan |
| Arjánguelsk {prop} {m} | :: Arjánguelsk (city) |
| arjorán {m} | :: Judas tree (Cercis siliquastrum) |
| Arkansas {prop} {m} | :: Arkansas (state) |
| arkansina {f} | :: feminine noun of arkansino |
| arkansino {adj} | :: Arkansan |
| arkansino {m} | :: Arkansan |
| arlequín {m} | :: buffoon, jester |
| arlequinado {adj} | :: harlequinesque |
| arlesino {adj} | :: From Arles |
| arlesino {m} | :: Someone from Arles |
| arltiano {adj} [attributive] | :: Of or relating to Roberto Arlt |
| arma {f} | :: weapon, arm |
| arma biológica {f} | :: biological weapon |
| arma blanca {f} | :: bladed weapon; knife, sword etc |
| armada {f} | :: navy |
| armada {f} | :: fleet |
| arma de destrucción masiva {f} | :: weapon of mass destruction |
| arma de doble filo {f} | :: See: en arma de doble filo |
| arma de doble filo {f} [idiomatic] | :: double-edged sword |
| arma de dos filos {f} | :: synonym of arma de doble filo |
| arma de fogueo {f} | :: flare gun |
| arma de fogueo {f} | :: starting pistol |
| arma de fuego {f} | :: firearm |
| armadijo {m} | :: trap, snare (for catching game or birds) |
| armadillo {m} | :: armadillo |
| armadillo andino {m} | :: Andean hairy armadillo |
| armadillo de nueve bandas {m} | :: nine-banded armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus) |
| armado {adj} | :: armed |
| armador {m} [nautical] | :: shipowner |
| armadora {f} | :: female equivalent of armador |
| armadura {f} | :: armour |
| armadura {f} | :: frame, framework |
| armadura {f} | :: skeleton |
| Armagedón {prop} {m} | :: Armageddon |
| arma homicida {f} | :: murder weapon |
| armamentismo {m} | :: arming; build-up of arms (weaponry) |
| armamentista {adj} [attributive] | :: arms, weaponry |
| armamentístico {adj} [attributive] | :: arms, weaponry |
| armamento {m} | :: armament, weaponry, weapons, arms |
| armamento {m} | :: equipment |
| Armando {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| arma nuclear {f} | :: nuclear weapon |
| arma química {f} | :: chemical weapon |
| armar {v} | :: to arm (supply with weapons) |
| armar {v} | :: to arm (provide with tools or skills) |
| armar {v} | :: to assemble |
| armar {v} | :: to organize, get going |
| armar {v} | :: to provoke; stir up |
| armar {v} | :: to set up; instal |
| armar {v} | :: to load (a weapon) |
| armar {vr} | :: to stock up |
| armar {vr} | :: to balk |
| armar {vr} | :: to pluck up |
| armar hasta los dientes {v} [idiomatic] | :: to arm to the teeth |
| armario {m} | :: cupboard, storage cabinet, wardrobe |
| armario {m} | :: closet |
| armario {m} | :: locker |
| armar la de Dios es Cristo {v} [idiomatic] | :: To raise hell, create an almighty fuss |
| armar la de san Quintín {phrase} | :: to start a fight |
| armar la de san Quintín {phrase} | :: to raise Cain |
| armarse {v} | :: reflexive of armar |
| armarse la marimorena {v} [idiomatic] | :: to throw a tantrum, to blow one's top, to blow a fuse |
| armarse un lío {v} [idiomatic] | :: to get into a mess |
| armar un san Quintín {v} | :: rare form of armar la de san Quintín |
| armatoste {m} | :: hulky thing, big eyesore |
| armatoste {m} | :: contraption |
| armazón {f} | :: frame, framework |
| armazón {f} | :: assemblage |
| armazón {m} | :: frame, skeleton |
| armazón {m} | :: housing, armature |
| armella {f} | :: eyebolt |
| armella {f} [dated] | :: a bracelet |
| armenia {f} | :: feminine noun of armenio |
| Armenia {prop} {f} | :: Armenia (country) |
| armenio {adj} | :: Armenian (of, from, or pertaining to Armenia, Armenians, the language or alphabet) |
| armenio {m} | :: Armenian (person) |
| armenio {m} | :: Armenian (language) |
| armera {f} | :: feminine noun of armero |
| armería {f} | :: armoury, armory |
| armería {f} | :: gun shop |
| armero {adj} | :: relating to the production of arms |
| armero {m} | :: armorer |
| armero {m} | :: gunsmith |
| armero {m} [soccer] | :: A person connected with SD Eibar, a Spanish football team from the city of Eibar |
| armiguera {f} | :: feminine noun of armiguero |
| armiguero {m} | :: armsbearer |
| armilar {adj} | :: armillary |
| armilla {f} | :: diminutive of arma |
| armiño {m} | :: ermine |
| armiño {m} [heraldry] | :: ermine |
| armisticio {m} | :: armistice |
| armón {m} | :: caisson (two-wheeled military vehicle) |
| armonía {f} [music or figuratively] | :: harmony |
| armónica {f} | :: harmonica |
| armónica de cristal {f} | :: glass harmonica |
| armónicamente {adv} | :: harmoniously |
| armonicista {mf} | :: harmonica player |
| armónico {adj} | :: harmonic |
| armónico {m} [physics] | :: harmonic |
| armónico {m} | :: armónico (instrument) |
| armonio {m} | :: harmonium |
| armoniosamente {adv} | :: harmoniously |
| armoniosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of armonioso |
| armonioso {adj} | :: harmonious |
| armonioso {adj} | :: balanced, proportionate |
| armoniquista {mf} | :: alternative form of armonicista |
| armonista {mf} [archaic] | :: musician |
| armonizable {adj} | :: harmonizable |
| armonización {f} | :: harmonization |
| armonizador {m} | :: harmonizer |
| armonizar {v} | :: to harmonize |
| armorial {adj} | :: armorial |
| ARN {m} [genetics] | :: RNA |
| Arnaiz {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| ARN de transferencia {m} [biochemistry] | :: transfer RNA (short-chain RNA) |
| arnedano {adj} | :: Of or from Arnedo |
| arnedano {m} | :: Someone from Arnedo |
| arnés {m} | :: harness |
| árnica {f} | :: arnica |
| ARNm {m} [biochemistry] | :: mRNA (messenger RNA) |
| ARN mensajero {m} [biochemistry] | :: messenger RNA (information carrying RNA) |
| ARNt {m} [biochemistry] | :: tRNA (transfer RNA) |
| aro {m} | :: hoop |
| aro {m} | :: large ring |
| aro {m} [Argentina, Chile, Paraguay] | :: earring |
| aro {m} | :: arum lily |
| Aro {prop} | :: surname |
| arola {f} | :: soft-shell clam |
| aroma {m} | :: aroma |
| aromar {vt} | :: to scent |
| aromatasa {f} [enzyme] | :: aromatase |
| aromaterapia {f} | :: aromatherapy |
| aromaticidad {f} | :: aromaticity |
| aromaticidad {f} [organic chemistry] | :: aromaticity |
| aromático {adj} | :: aromatic (fragrant) |
| aromático {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: aromatic |
| aromatización {f} | :: aromatization |
| aromatizante {m} | :: flavoring |
| aromatizar {vt} | :: to aromatise (to make aromatic) |
| aromoso {adj} | :: aromatic |
| -aron {suffix} | :: Denotes the indicative preterite in the third-person plural for regular verbs ending in -ar |
| -aron {suffix} | :: Denotes the indicative preterite in the (formal) second-person plural for regular verbs ending in -ar |
| arousana {f} | :: feminine noun of arousano |
| arousano {adj} | :: Of, connected to, or nearby the Ría de Arousa |
| arousano {m} | :: Someone from near the Ría de Arousa |
| arpa {f} | :: harp (musical instrument) |
| arpa de boca {f} | :: Jew's harp |
| arpado {adj} | :: serrated, saw-toothed |
| arpegiar {v} | :: to sing arpeggios |
| arpegio {m} [music] | :: arpeggio (the notes of a chord played individually instead of simultaneously) |
| arpeo {m} | :: grapple |
| arpeo {m} | :: grappling hook |
| arpía {f} | :: harpy |
| arpía {f} [vulgar, derogatory] | :: bitch, vixen, shrew, harpy, termagant, harridan |
| arpillera {f} | :: sackcloth |
| arpista {mf} | :: harpist |
| arpón {m} | :: harpoon |
| arponar {vt} | :: to harpoon |
| arponear {vt} | :: to harpoon |
| arponero {m} | :: harpooner |
| arqueamiento {m} | :: arching; bowing |
| arquear {vt} | :: to arch |
| arquegonio {m} [botany] | :: archegonium |
| Arquelao {prop} {m} [philosophy] | :: Archelaus |
| arqueoastronomía {f} | :: archeoastronomy |
| arqueoceto {m} | :: archaeocete |
| arqueóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of arqueólogo |
| arqueología {f} | :: archaeology |
| arqueológicamente {adv} | :: archeologically |
| arqueológico {adj} | :: archeological |
| arqueólogo {m} | :: archeologist |
| arquera {f} | :: feminine noun of arquero |
| arquería {f} | :: arcade (a row of arches) |
| arquero {m} | :: archer |
| arquero {m} [sports, Latin America] | :: goalkeeper |
| arqueta {f} | :: small chest |
| arqueta {f} | :: sump, catch-basin |
| arquetipal {adj} | :: archetypal |
| arquetípico {adj} | :: archetypal |
| arquetipo {m} | :: archetype |
| arqui- {prefix} | :: arch-, archi- |
| arqui {m} [colloquial] | :: architect |
| arquidiocesano {adj} | :: archdiocesan |
| arquidiócesis {f} | :: archdiocese |
| arquiepiscopal {adj} | :: archiepiscopal |
| arquilla {f} | :: diminutive of arca |
| arquillo {m} [music] | :: arch |
| Arquímedes {prop} {m} | :: Archimedes |
| arquimediano {adj} | :: Archimedean |
| arquitecta {f} | :: feminine noun of arquitecto |
| arquitecto {m} | :: architect |
| arquitectónicamente {adv} | :: architecturally |
| arquitectónico {adj} | :: architectural, architectonic |
| arquitectura {f} | :: architecture |
| arquitectura {f} | :: architectonics |
| arquitectural {adj} | :: architectural |
| arquitrabe {f} [architecture] | :: architrave |
| arquivolta {f} [architecture] | :: archivolt (an ornamental molding or band following the underside of an arch) |
| arrabal {m} | :: suburb |
| arrabalera {f} | :: feminine noun of arrabalero |
| arrabalero {m} | :: slumdog; person living in the slum or the poorer district of town |
| arrabalero {m} | :: coarse or vulgar person |
| arrabalero {adj} [attributive] | :: slum |
| arrabalero {adj} | :: coarse; vulgar; uncouth |
| arrabalización {f} | :: suburbanization |
| arrabalizar {v} [Dominican Republic] | :: Of a city, to expand in a haphazard way with shoddy or cheap construction; to suburbanize |
| arrabiata {f} | :: arrabbiata sauce or dish prepared with it |
| arrabio {m} | :: pig iron |
| arracacha {f} | :: a South American plant grown as a root vegetable, Arracacia xanthorrhiza |
| arracache {m} [Costa Rica] | :: arracacha |
| arracada {f} | :: earring (especially, one that hangs down, as opposed to a stud) |
| arrachera {f} [Mexico] | :: the hanger steak, a beef cut from the diaphragm |
| arracimado {adj} | :: clustered |
| arracimarse {v} | :: to cluster |
| -arraco {suffix} | :: A pejorative diminutive suffix |
| arráez {m} | :: boss; chief (of Moors or other Arabic people) |
| arraigar {vi} | :: to take root |
| arraigar {vt} | :: to establish |
| arraigar {v} | :: to settle |
| arraigo {m} | :: rooting |
| arraigo {m} | :: tradition |
| arraigo {m} | :: property |
| arramblar {v} | :: to steal, to make off with |
| arramplar {v} | :: alternative form of arramblar |
| arrancable {adj} | :: startable; runnable |
| arrancada {f} [weightlifting] | :: snatch |
| arrancada {f} | :: an act of pulling away |
| arrancador {m} | :: bootloader |
| arrancamiento {m} | :: pulling out; tearing off |
| arrancar {vt} | :: to pull out |
| arrancar {v} | :: to unsheathe (a sword, dagger, etc.) |
| arrancar {v} | :: to rip, to tear |
| arrancar {v} | :: to get going, get started |
| arrancar {v} | :: to start (a machine) |
| arrancar {vr} | :: to run away |
| arrancarse {v} | :: reflexive of arrancar |
| arranchador {m} [Ecuador] | :: thief |
| arranchar {v} [nautical] | :: to skirt (the coast) |
| arranchar {vr} | :: to get together (for a meal) |
| arrancón {m} [Mexico] | :: synonym of arrancada |
| arranque {m} | :: startup |
| arranque {m} [weightlifting] | :: snatch |
| arranque {m} | :: fit; spark (of emotion, e.g. jealousy, anger) |
| arrapiezo {m} [pejorative] | :: ragamuffin, whippersnapper |
| arrapiezo {m} | :: rag |
| arras {fp} | :: downpayment |
| arrasador {adj} | :: crushing, destructive |
| arrasamiento {m} | :: razing |
| arrasamiento {m} | :: devastation |
| arrasar {vt} | :: to raze, level, to smooth |
| arrasar {vt} | :: to lay waste to, to rampage, to devastate, to destroy, to obliterate |
| arrasar {vi} | :: to triumph, to ace, to kill, to crush, to rock, to sweep, to kick ass (to be phenomenally successful) |
| arrasar {vi} | :: to wipe out (+ con) |
| arrastracueros {m} [Cuba, Venezuela] | :: foreigner |
| arrastrado {adj} | :: dragged |
| arrastrado {adj} | :: humiliated |
| arrastrado {adj} [formal, Latin America] | :: servile |
| arrastrado {m} [colloquial, Mexico, Bolivia, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Venezuela] | :: groveller, bootlicker, ass-kisser |
| arrastrado {m} [colloquial] | :: try-hard, tryhard |
| arrastrado {m} [archaic] | :: rascal, rogue |
| arrastrar {v} | :: to drag |
| arrastrar {v} | :: to pull, to tow, to haul |
| arrastrar {v} | :: to incite |
| arrastrar {v} | :: to sweep away (e.g., a river) |
| arrastrar {v} | :: to to lug, to drag along, to drag down |
| arrastrar {vr} | :: to crawl, to creep, to drag oneself |
| arrastrar {vr} | :: to grovel |
| arrastrarse {v} | :: reflexive of arrastrar |
| arrastre {m} | :: trawling |
| arrastre {m} | :: drift |
| arrastre {m} [bullfighting] | :: The act of dragging the dead bull out of the arena |
| arrastrero {m} | :: trawler (boat) |
| arrayán {m} | :: myrtle |
| arre {interj} | :: gee up, giddyup |
| arrea {interj} | :: get moving! |
| arrear {v} | :: to urge |
| arrear {v} | :: to harness |
| arrear {v} | :: to drive (cattle), herd |
| arrebañar {v} | :: alternative form of rebañar |
| arrebatadamente {adv} | :: passionately |
| arrebatado {adj} | :: passionate |
| arrebatado {adj} | :: impassioned |
| arrebatado {adj} | :: flushed (color) |
| arrebatador {adj} | :: captivating (beautiful) |
| arrebatador {m} | :: robber, thief, snatcher |
| arrebatadoramente {adv} | :: captivatingly |
| arrebatamiento {m} | :: snatching, taking |
| arrebatamiento {m} | :: rage, anger |
| arrebatar {v} [ditransitive] | :: to snatch, wrest |
| arrebatar {vt} | :: to captivate (with beauty) |
| arrebatar {vt} | :: to take (a life) |
| arrebato {m} | :: rage, anger |
| arrebato {m} | :: outburst |
| arrebol {m} | :: rouge (makeup) |
| arrebol {m} | :: the red glow of the sky |
| arrebolada {f} | :: group of red clouds |
| arrebolar {v} | :: to redden |
| arrebolarse {v} | :: to blush |
| arrebolarse {v} | :: to put on rouge (makeup) |
| arrebujar {vtp} | :: to wrap up |
| arrechera {f} [Venezuela] | :: rage; anger |
| arrecho {adj} [vulgar] | :: horny, randy |
| arrecho {adj} [vulgar, of a penis] | :: erect, hard |
| arrecho {adj} [Venezuela, Colombia, colloquial] | :: angry, pissed off |
| arrecho {adj} [Mexico, Central America, colloquial] | :: brave, energetic |
| arrecho {adj} [colloquial] | :: awesome, cool |
| arrecho {adj} [colloquial] | :: difficult, hard |
| arrechucho {m} | :: sudden downer; sudden loss of moral |
| arrechucho {m} | :: outburst of anger |
| arreciar {v} [ergative] | :: to intensify (get stronger, worse, more severe etc.) |
| arrecifal {adj} [attributive] | :: reef |
| arrecife {m} | :: reef |
| arrecife de coral {m} | :: coral reef |
| arrecir {vt} | :: to make something/someone numb with cold |
| arrecir {vr} | :: to become numbed by cold, to be numbed by cold |
| arredrar {v} | :: to frighten; to scare; scare off |
| arredrar {v} | :: to separate, sort |
| arredro {adv} | :: back, backward, aback |
| arregazar {v} | :: to tuck in; hike up (a skirt, dress) |
| arregladito {adj} | :: diminutive of arreglado |
| arreglador {adj} | :: fixing |
| arreglador {adj} | :: arranging |
| arreglador {m} | :: fixer; repairer |
| arreglador {m} | :: arranger |
| arregladora {f} | :: feminine noun of arreglador |
| arreglar {v} | :: to straighten |
| arreglar {v} | :: to adjust |
| arreglar {v} | :: to fix, to repair |
| arreglar {v} | :: to arrange |
| arreglar {vr} | :: to get ready |
| arreglar {vr} | :: to get by, to make do |
| arreglárselas {v} [idiom] | :: to cope, to make do, to get by, to get along, to manage |
| arreglín {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: agreement, arrangement, deal |
| arreglín {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: improvised fix |
| arreglín {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: quick makeup fix |
| arreglista {mf} [music] | :: arranger |
| arreglito {m} | :: diminutive of arreglo |
| arreglo {m} | :: adjustment |
| arreglo {m} | :: arrangement |
| arreglo {m} | :: compromise |
| arreglo {m} | :: grooming, personal care |
| arreglo {m} | :: repair |
| arreglo {m} [computing] | :: array |
| arrejuntarse {vr} [colloquial] | :: to shack up (together) |
| arrellanarse {vr} | :: to slump; sprawl (in a seat) |
| arrellanarse {vr} | :: to be at ease |
| arremangar {v} | :: to roll up (sleeves) |
| arrematar {v} | :: alternative form of rematar |
| arremedar {v} | :: to mock |
| arremeter {v} | :: to lash out |
| arremeter {v} | :: to lambaste, to lash out at (+ contra) |
| arremeter {v} | :: to attack, to charge |
| arremolinar {vt} | :: to swirl |
| arremolinar {vr} | :: to pack together, to mill around |
| arremolinarse {v} | :: reflexive of arremolinar |
| arrempujar {v} [obsolete] | :: synonym of empujar |
| arrendable {adj} | :: rentable (available for rent) |
| arrendador {m} | :: tenant, lessee |
| arrendador {m} | :: lessor |
| arrendadora {f} | :: feminine noun of arrendador |
| arrendajo {m} | :: jay, jaybird |
| arrendajo {m} | :: Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius) |
| arrendamiento {m} | :: leasing, rental, lease |
| arrendar {vt} [Latin America] | :: to rent |
| arrendar {vt} | :: to tie a horse's reins to something |
| arrendar {v} | :: rare form of arremedar |
| arrendataria {f} | :: feminine noun of arrendatario |
| arrendatario {m} | :: tenant, lessee (someone who rents a house, car etc.) |
| arrendatario {m} | :: lessor renter |
| arreón {m} | :: hurrah |
| arreos {mp} | :: horse tack |
| arreos {mp} | :: plural of arreo |
| arrepentido {adj} | :: repentant |
| arrepentimiento {m} | :: repentance |
| arrepentimiento {m} | :: regret |
| arrepentimiento {m} | :: repair made on a painting |
| arrepentirse {vr} [followed by de] | :: to regret |
| arrepentirse {vr} | :: to repent |
| arrestado {adj} | :: arrested |
| arrestar {v} | :: to arrest |
| arresto {m} | :: arrest |
| arresto {m} | :: boldness |
| arresto domiciliario {m} | :: house arrest |
| arrezuz {m} | :: liquorice (plant, confection) |
| arriacense {adj} | :: from Guadalajara, Spain |
| arriacense {mf} | :: someone from Guadalajara, Spain |
| Arriaga {prop} | :: surname of Basque origin |
| Arriaga {prop} | :: A name of various places in Spain |
| Arriaga {prop} | :: Arriaga (town) |
| arriana {f} | :: feminine noun of arriano |
| arrianismo {m} [theology] | :: Arianism |
| arriano {adj} | :: Arian |
| arriano {m} | :: Arian |
| arriar {v} | :: to flood |
| arriar {v} | :: to lower [e.g. a flag] |
| arriate {m} [architecture] | :: an elongated parterre (formal garden) |
| arriba {adv} | :: above, over |
| arriba {adv} | :: up; uphill; upstream; upstairs |
| arriba {interj} | :: come on! |
| arriba {interj} | :: hurray for (someone)! |
| arriba {interj} | :: up with |
| arribar {v} [nautical] | :: to dock |
| arribar {v} [literary] | :: to arrive |
| arribismo {m} | :: careerism (advance of one's social status at the expense of others) |
| arribista {mf} | :: arriviste, social climber |
| arribo {m} | :: arrival |
| arriendo {m} | :: renting, leasing |
| arriendo {m} | :: rent (payment) |
| arriera {f} | :: female equivalent of arriero |
| arriería {f} | :: muling; the state or practice of transporting goods by mules |
| arriero {m} | :: a person who transports goods using pack animals |
| arriesgadamente {adv} | :: riskily; unsafely |
| arriesgadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of arriesgado |
| arriesgado {adj} | :: risky, dangerous |
| arriesgado {adj} | :: daring |
| arriesgar {v} | :: to venture; to risk; to hazard |
| arriesgar {v} | :: to endanger; to put at risk |
| arriesgar {v} | :: to stake |
| Arrieta {prop} | :: surname |
| arrimar {v} | :: to draw near |
| arrimar {v} | :: to hang up (give up doing an activity) |
| arrimar {v} | :: to thwack; bash; hit |
| arrimar {vr} | :: to live in sin |
| arrimar el ascua a su sardina {v} [idiomatic] | :: to tip the balance in one's favour, look out for number one |
| arrimar el hombro {v} [idiom] | :: to do one's bit; pitch in |
| arrimo {m} | :: party wall |
| arrinconamiento {m} | :: abandonment, neglect |
| arrinconar {v} | :: to corner, to pin down |
| arrinconar {v} | :: to shelve, abandon a project |
| arriñonado {adj} | :: kidney-shaped; reniform |
| Arriola {prop} | :: surname |
| arriolismo {m} | :: the political beliefs of Pedro Arriola, a Spanish politician |
| arriostramiento {m} [architecture] | :: bracing |
| arriostrar {v} [architecture] | :: to brace |
| arriscar {v} | :: to risk |
| arriscar {vr} | :: to fall off a cliff |
| arritmia {f} | :: arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) |
| arrítmico {adj} [music] | :: arrhythmic (without rhythm) |
| arrítmico {adj} [pathology] | :: arrhythmic (suffering from cardiac arrhythmia) |
| arroba {f} | :: An ancient unit of measure of weight or volume, still used in some contexts in Spain, Portugal and Latin America. The exact amount varies by country, region and the substance being measured, being e.g. about 11.5 kg in most of Spain but 16.3 kg in Aragon, 13 kg as measure of oranges in Valencia and 16.1 liters as measure of wine |
| arroba {f} | :: at sign (the symbol @) |
| arrobamiento {m} | :: glee; bliss; rapture |
| arrobar {v} | :: to enrapture |
| arrocera {f} | :: ellipsis of olla arrocera |
| arrocera {f} [Cuba] | :: paddy, rice paddy (field where rice is grown) |
| arrocera {f} [Costa Rica, Cuba, Uruguay] | :: rice mill |
| arrocera {f} | :: feminine noun of arrocero |
| arrocería {f} | :: restaurant serving rice dishes, for example paella |
| arrocero {adj} | :: rice [attributive] |
| arrocero {adj} [of a person] | :: who likes to eat rice; rice-loving |
| arrocero {m} | :: rice farmer |
| arrocero {m} [slang, Venezuela] | :: gatecrasher |
| arrodillar {vr} | :: to kneel down |
| arrodillar {vt} | :: to make someone kneel |
| arrodillarse {v} | :: (reflexive of arrodillar) to kneel, to kneel down |
| arrogancia {f} | :: arrogance |
| arrogante {adj} | :: arrogant |
| arrogantemente {adv} | :: arrogantly |
| arrogantísimo {adj} | :: superlative of arrogante |
| arrogar {vt} [legal] | :: to adopt |
| arrogar {vr} [ditransitive, usually] | :: to ascribe, arrogate |
| arrogarse {v} | :: reflexive of arrogar |
| arrogarse {v} | :: to arrogate to oneself |
| arrojadizo {adj} [of a weapon] | :: throwing; ranged |
| arrojado {adj} | :: rash |
| arrojado {adj} | :: bold, brave, fearless |
| arrojar {vt} | :: to throw, to hurl, to toss, to fling (cause an object to move rapidly through the air) |
| arrojar {vt} | :: to emit (to send out or give off) |
| arrojar {vt} | :: to eject, to kick out (to compel (a person or persons) to leave) |
| arrojar {vt} | :: to yield, to produce; to shed (light) on |
| arrojar {vt} | :: to vomit |
| arrojar el guante {v} [idiom] | :: to throw down the gauntlet |
| arrojar luz {v} [idiom] | :: to shed light |
| arrojarse {v} | :: reflexive of arrojar |
| arrojo {m} | :: fearlessness; daring |
| arrollador {adj} | :: dumbfounding, amazing, overwhelming |
| arrolladoramente {adv} | :: overwhelmingly |
| arrollamiento {m} | :: running over |
| arrollar {v} | :: to dumbfound |
| arrollar {v} | :: to roll, to roll away |
| arrollar {v} | :: to sweep away |
| arrollar {v} | :: to wind |
| arrollar {v} | :: to run over, knock down |
| arromántica {f} | :: feminine noun of arromántico |
| arromántico {adj} | :: aromantic |
| arromántico {m} | :: aromantic |
| arromar {vt} | :: to make blunt, make dull |
| arroñar {v} [rare] | :: To fall down or to break down, usually a building |
| arropar {vt} | :: to tuck in |
| arropar {vt} | :: to clothe |
| arrope {m} | :: arrope |
| arrorró {interj} [Canary Islands] | :: sleep well (my sweetheart) |
| arrorró {m} [Latin America] | :: lullaby |
| arrostrar {vt} | :: to face, to face up to (to confront a condition or situation) |
| arroyar {v} | :: to form streams |
| arroyito {m} | :: diminutive of arroyo |
| arroyo {m} | :: stream, brook, creek [whether it flows year-round or only seasonally] |
| Arroyo {prop} | :: surname |
| arroyuelo {m} | :: brook (small stream) |
| arroz {m} | :: rice (cereal plants, Oryza sativa of the grass family whose seeds are used as food) |
| arroz {m} | :: rice (the seeds of this plant used as food) |
| arrozal {m} | :: paddy, rice paddy (field where rice is grown) |
| arroz caldoso {m} | :: A dish originating in Spain, made with broth and rice and various other ingredients |
| arroz cantonés {m} | :: fried rice |
| arroz chaufa {m} | :: alternative form of chaulafán |
| arroz con cosas {m} [humorous] | :: paella made with nontraditional ingredients, such as chorizo |
| arroz con leche {m} | :: A Spanish dessert made with rice, milk and sugar. It is similar to rice pudding |
| arroz negro {m} | :: black rice |
| arroz rojo {m} | :: A dish originating from Mexico, consisting of rice, tomato sauce and vegetables |
| arroz tres delicias {m} | :: special fried rice (rice with prawns and other ingredients) |
| arruar {v} [of boars] | :: to grunt |
| arrufo {m} [nautical] | :: sheer (curve of deck) |
| arruga {f} | :: wrinkle |
| arrugado {adj} | :: wrinkled, wrinkly |
| arrugar {vt} | :: to crease, to crumple |
| arrugar {vt} | :: to wrinkle |
| arrugar {vr} | :: to chicken out, back down, lose one's nerve |
| arruinado {adj} | :: ruined |
| arruinar {v} | :: to ruin |
| arruinarse {v} | :: reflexive of arruinar |
| arrullar {v} | :: to lull |
| arrullo {m} | :: coo (of a bird, etc.) |
| arrullo {m} | :: lullaby |
| arrumaco {m} | :: flattery |
| arrumbar {v} | :: to neglect |
| arrumbar {v} | :: to cast aside |
| arrumbar {v} [nautical] | :: to take the bearings |
| arsa {interj} [Andalusia] | :: An expression of encouragement and approval |
| arsácida {mf} | :: Arsacid |
| arsenal {m} | :: arsenal (stock of weapons) |
| arsenal {m} | :: arsenal (store or supply of anything) |
| arsenal {m} | :: dockyard |
| arseniato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: arsenate |
| arsenical {adj} | :: arsenical |
| arsénico {m} | :: arsenic |
| arsenífero {adj} [geology] | :: arseniferous (containing or producing arsenic) |
| arsenito {m} | :: arsenite |
| arseniuro {m} | :: arsenide |
| arseniuro de galio {m} | :: gallium arsenide |
| arsenopirita {f} [mineral] | :: arsenopyrite |
| arsi {m} | :: Tocharian A |
| art decó {m} | :: art deco |
| arte {mf} | :: art |
| arte {mf} | :: skill |
| arte abstracto {m} | :: abstract art |
| artefacto {m} | :: artefact |
| artejo {m} | :: knuckle |
| artel {m} | :: artel |
| arte marcial {m} | :: martial art |
| artemarcialista {mf} | :: martial artist |
| artemisa {f} | :: artemisia, mugwort |
| Artemisa {prop} | :: Artemisa (province) |
| Artemisa {prop} [Greek mythology] | :: Artemis |
| artemiseña {f} | :: feminine noun of artemiseño |
| artemiseño {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the province of Artemisa, Cuba |
| artemiseño {m} | :: someone from the province of Artemisa, Cuba |
| artemisia {f} | :: alternative form of artemisa |
| artemisina {f} | :: alternative form of artemisinina |
| artemisinina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: artemisinin |
| arte pobre {mf} [art] | :: Arte Povera (Italian modern art movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s) |
| arte pobre {mf} | :: See: es arte pobre |
| arte pop {m} [arts] | :: pop art |
| arte povera {f} [art] | :: Arte Povera (Italian modern art movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s) |
| arteramente {adv} | :: slyly, cunningly |
| arteria {f} [anatomy] | :: artery |
| artería {f} | :: cunning; sly behaviour |
| arterial {adj} | :: arterial; relating to an artery |
| arterioesclerótico {adj} | :: alternative form of arteriosclerótico |
| arteriograma {f} | :: arteriogram |
| arteriola {f} | :: arteriole |
| arteriología {f} [anatomy] | :: arteriology |
| arteriopatía {f} | :: arteriopathy |
| arteriosclerosis {f} | :: arteriosclerosis |
| arteriosclerótico {adj} [pathology] | :: arteriosclerotic |
| arterioso {adj} | :: arterial |
| arteriotrombótico {adj} | :: arteriothrombotic |
| arteriovenoso {adj} | :: arteriovenal |
| arteritis {f} [pathology] | :: arteritis |
| artero {adj} | :: artful, skillful |
| artero {adj} | :: devious, cunning, sly, underhanded |
| artesa {f} | :: kneading trough |
| artesana {f} | :: feminine noun of artesano |
| artesanado {m} | :: the artisan class |
| artesanal {adj} | :: artisanal |
| artesanalmente {adv} | :: artisanally |
| artesanía {f} | :: handicraft, craftwork |
| artesano {adj} | :: artisanal |
| artesano {m} | :: artisan |
| artesiano {adj} | :: artesian |
| artesonado {m} | :: coffered ceiling |
| artesunato {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: artesunate (an antimalarial drug) |
| arteterapia {f} | :: art therapy |
| Artiaga {prop} | :: surname |
| ártico {adj} | :: Arctic (of or pertaining to the Arctic) |
| Ártico {prop} {m} | :: the Arctic |
| articulación {f} | :: articulation |
| articulación {f} [anatomy] | :: joint |
| articuladamente {adv} | :: articulately |
| articulado {adj} | :: articulate |
| articulador {adj} | :: articulative (serving to articulate or express something) |
| articulador {m} | :: articulator (one who, or that which, articulates) |
| articular {adj} | :: articular |
| articular {v} | :: to articulate |
| articular {v} | :: to coordinate, to link |
| articulativo {adj} | :: articulative (serving to articulate or express something) |
| articulatorio {adj} | :: articulatory |
| articulismo {m} [journalism] | :: the art of writing newspaper articles |
| articulista {mf} | :: columnist (of a newspaper) |
| articulito {m} | :: diminutive of artículo |
| artículo {m} | :: article |
| artículo de consumo {m} | :: commodity |
| artículo definido {m} [grammar] | :: definite article |
| artículo determinado {m} [grammar] | :: definite article |
| artículo indefinido {m} [grammar] | :: indefinite article |
| artículo indeterminado {m} | :: indefinite article |
| artífice {mf} | :: craftsman, artificer |
| artificial {adj} | :: artificial |
| artificialidad {f} | :: artificiality |
| artificialmente {adv} | :: artificially |
| artificiera {f} | :: feminine noun of artificiero |
| artificiero {m} | :: bomb-disposal technician (one who disarms explosives) |
| artificio {m} | :: artifact (man-made object) |
| artificio {m} | :: artifice, trick |
| artificio {m} | :: craft |
| artificio {m} | :: skill |
| artificiosamente {adv} | :: affectedly |
| artificiosidad {f} | :: cunningness |
| artificioso {adj} | :: skillful, cunning |
| artiga {f} | :: land cleared for agriculture |
| artiguense {adj} | :: of or from Artigas |
| artiguense {mf} | :: someone from Artigas |
| artiguismo {m} | :: the political ideology of Uruguayan leader José Gervasio Artigas |
| artiguista {adj} | :: of or pertaining to José Gervasio Artigas |
| artiguista {mf} | :: a supporter of José Gervasio Artigas |
| artillado {m} | :: technical (vehicle) |
| artillar {v} | :: to artillerize |
| artillería {f} | :: artillery |
| artillero {adj} [attributive] | :: artillery |
| artillero {m} | :: artilleryman |
| artillero {m} [Bolivia] | :: drunkard |
| artilugio {m} | :: contraption, device |
| artimaña {f} | :: trap, snare (in hunting) |
| artimaña {f} | :: wile, trick, ruse, chicanery (something designed to fool) |
| artiodáctilo {m} | :: artiodactyl |
| artista {mf} | :: artist |
| artísticamente {adv} | :: artistically |
| artisticidad {f} | :: artisticness |
| artístico {adj} | :: artistic |
| artivista {mf} | :: artivist (a person who engages in artivism) |
| artralgia {f} [pathology] | :: arthralgia |
| artrítico {adj} | :: arthritic |
| artritis {f} [pathology] | :: arthritis |
| artritis reumatoide {f} [medicine] | :: rheumatoid arthritis |
| artro- {prefix} | :: arthro- |
| artrocentesis {f} [medicine] | :: arthrocentesis |
| artrodesis {f} [surgery] | :: arthrodesis |
| artrogriposis {f} | :: arthrogryposis |
| artrología {f} [anatomy] | :: arthrology |
| artropatía {f} [pathology] | :: arthropathy |
| artroplastia {f} | :: arthroplasty |
| artrópodo {m} | :: arthropod |
| artroscopia {f} [surgery] | :: arthroscopy |
| artroscopía {f} | :: alternative form of artroscopia |
| artroscópico {adj} | :: arthroscopic |
| artroscopio {m} | :: arthroscope |
| artroscopista {mf} [medicine] | :: arthroscopist (one who carries out arthroscopy) |
| artrósico {adj} | :: osteoarthritic |
| artrosis {f} | :: osteoarthritis |
| artrosis {f} | :: arthrosis |
| artúrico {adj} | :: Arthurian |
| Arturo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Aruba {prop} {f} | :: Aruba (autonomous territory) |
| arubano {adj} | :: Aruban |
| arubano {m} | :: Aruban |
| arubeño {adj} | :: Aruban |
| arubeño {m} | :: Aruban |
| arúgula {f} | :: arugula |
| Aruküla {prop} | :: Aruküla (small borough) |
| aruñar {v} | :: alternative form of arañar |
| aruquense {adj} | :: Of or from the municipality of Arucas, Las Palmas in the Canary Islands |
| aruquense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the municipality of Arucas, Las Palmas in the Canary Islands |
| arúspice {mf} | :: haruspex (one who practices divination by inspecting entrails) |
| arveja {f} | :: vetch |
| arveja {f} [Latin America, Canary Islands] | :: pea |
| arvejo {m} [botany] | :: common vetch, garden vetch, tare, vetch (Vicia sativa) |
| arvejón {m} [botany] | :: Spanish vetchling (Lathyrus clymenum) |
| arvejón {m} [botany] | :: yellow vetch, smooth yellow vetch (Vicia lutea) |
| arvejón {m} [botany] | :: common vetch, garden vetch, tare, vetch (Vicia sativa) |
| arvense {adj} | :: growing in weeds |
| arverja {f} | :: alternative form of arveja |
| arverno {m} [historical] | :: Arverni |
| ARYM {prop} {f} | :: FYROM (former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) |
| Arzadun {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| arzobispado {m} | :: archbishopric (the rank or office of an archbishop) |
| arzobispado {m} | :: archbishopric (the jurisdiction of an archbishop) |
| arzobispal {adj} | :: archepiscopal |
| arzobispo {m} | :: archbishop |
| arzón {m} | :: saddle bow |
| -as {suffix} | :: suffix indicating the second-person singular present indicative of -ar |
| -as {suffix} | :: suffix indicating the second-person singular present subjunctive of -er verbs and -ir verbs |
| as {m} [card games] | :: an ace (in a game of cards) |
| as {m} | :: an ace, a hotshot (somebody very proficient at an activity) |
| as {m} | :: an as#Noun (a Roman coin) |
| -asa {suffix} [biochemistry] | :: -ase (used to form names of enzymes) |
| asa {f} | :: handle of a vessel or container |
| asá {adv} [nonstandard, humorous] | :: like that (in the second manner specified) |
| a saber {adv} [idiomatic] | :: namely, i.e., to wit; that is to say |
| a sabiendas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: knowingly; on purpose; knowing full well |
| asadera {f} | :: roasting pan |
| asadero {adj} | :: roasting (used for rosting) |
| asadero {m} | :: grill (device or place for roasting) |
| asadero {m} | :: roaster |
| asadero {m} | :: rotisserie |
| asadero {m} [Mexico] | :: a type of cheese |
| asadito {m} | :: diminutive of asado |
| asado {adj} | :: roast |
| asado {adj} | :: broiled |
| asado {m} | :: roast, barbeque |
| asado de tira {f} | :: short ribs |
| asador {m} | :: roaster, spit |
| asador {m} | :: restaurant specialising in roast meat |
| asadura {f} | :: offal |
| asaeteador {m} | :: archer |
| asaeteadora {f} | :: feminine noun of asaeteador |
| asaetear {vt} | :: to attack, pierce, kill with arrows |
| asaetear {vt} [figurative] | :: to harrow |
| asalariado {adj} | :: salaried, with a salary |
| asalariar {v} | :: to salary; put on the payroll |
| asaltabancos {m} | :: bank robber |
| asaltacunas {mf} [slang, pejorative] | :: cradle snatcher, cradle robber |
| asaltante {mf} | :: raider, burglar |
| asaltar {v} | :: to assault, to assail, to attack |
| asaltar {v} | :: to storm |
| asaltar {v} [figuratively] | :: to strike suddenly (a thought, an illness, death, etc.) |
| asalto {m} | :: assault (violent onset or attack with physical means) |
| asalto {m} | :: mugging, robbery (quick violent robbery of a person) |
| asalto {m} [boxing] | :: round (one of the specified pre-determined segments of the total time of a match) |
| asalto {m} | :: coup (coup d'état) |
| a salto de mata {adv} [idiom] | :: haphazardly |
| a salvo {adv} | :: safe |
| asamblea {f} | :: assembly, meeting |
| asambleario {adj} | :: assembly [attributive] |
| asamblearismo {m} | :: The constant holding of assemblies |
| asambleísta {mf} | :: member of an assembly |
| asana {m} | :: asana |
| a sangre fría {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in cold blood (in a ruthless and unfeeling manner) |
| asar {vt} | :: to roast |
| asar {v} | :: to pester, to plague |
| asar {vr} | :: to be roasting, to feel very hot |
| asarona {f} [organic compound] | :: asarone |
| asarse {v} | :: reflexive of asar |
| asatru {prop} {m} | :: Asatru |
| asaz {adv} [literary] | :: very, exceedingly |
| asbesto {m} | :: asbestos |
| asbestosis {f} [pathology] | :: asbestosis |
| asca {m} [mycology] | :: ascus |
| ascacoyote {m} | :: anteater |
| ascania {f} | :: feminine noun of ascanio |
| ascanio {adj} | :: Ascanian |
| ascanio {m} | :: Ascanian |
| ascaridol {m} [organic compound] | :: ascaridole |
| ascendencia {f} | :: ancestry |
| ascendencia {f} | :: ascendancy |
| ascendente {adj} | :: ascending, upward |
| ascendentemente {adv} | :: upwardly; upwards; on a rising scale |
| ascender {v} | :: to ascend, to mount, to climb |
| ascender {v} [business] | :: to advance |
| ascender {v} [of status] | :: to rise |
| ascendiente {mf} | :: ancestor; forefather |
| ascendiente {mf} | :: ascendancy |
| ascensión {f} | :: ascension |
| Ascensión {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| ascenso {m} | :: ascent |
| ascenso {m} | :: promotion (in particular, a work promotion) |
| ascenso {m} | :: rise |
| ascensor {m} [not used in Mexico] | :: elevator, lift |
| ascensorista {mf} | :: liftier |
| asceta {mf} | :: ascetic |
| ascético {adj} | :: ascetic |
| ascetismo {m} | :: asceticism |
| ascidia {f} | :: ascidian; sea squirt |
| ascitis {f} [medicine] | :: ascites |
| Asclepio {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Asclepius (Greek god of medicine and healing) |
| asco {m} | :: disgust |
| asco {m} | :: nausea |
| asco {m} | :: alternative form of asca |
| ascocarpo {m} [mycology] | :: ascocarp |
| ascomiceto {m} | :: ascomycete |
| asconder {v} | :: obsolete form of esconder |
| ascorbato {m} [organic compound] | :: ascorbate |
| ascórbico {adj} | :: ascorbic |
| ascorbilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: ascorbyl |
| ascospora {f} | :: ascospore |
| ascua {f} | :: ember |
| as de guía {m} | :: bowline |
| Asdi {prop} {f} | :: Sida, Agencia Sueca de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo |
| asdingos {mp} | :: Hasdingi |
| Asdrúbal {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| aseado {adj} | :: tidy, neat |
| asear {vt} | :: to clean, to tidy up |
| a secas {adv} [idiom] | :: only, purely, just plain |
| asechanza {f} | :: ruse, beguilement, trap |
| asechar {vt} | :: to trick, to lure, to set a trap on |
| asediador {m} | :: besieger |
| asediadora {f} | :: feminine noun of asediador |
| asediar {vt} | :: to besiege, to beleaguer (to beset or surround with armed forces for the purpose of compelling to surrender) |
| asediar {vt} | :: to bother, to pester |
| asedio {m} | :: siege |
| aseguración {f} | :: insuring |
| asegurado {adj} | :: made certain |
| asegurador {adj} [attributive] | :: insurance |
| asegurador {m} | :: insurance agent; insurer |
| aseguradora {f} | :: insurance (company) |
| aseguradora {f} | :: female equivalent of asegurador |
| aseguramiento {m} | :: assurance |
| aseguranza {f} [obsolete] | :: safety, protection |
| aseguranza {f} [US Spanish, proscribed] | :: insurance; insurance company |
| asegurar {vt} | :: to secure (to make fast; to close or confine effectually) |
| asegurar {vt} | :: to assure (to give (someone) confidence in the trustworthiness of) |
| asegurar {v} | :: to claim, to maintain |
| asegurar {vt} | :: to ensure, to guarantee (to make a pledge to someone) |
| asegurar {vr} | :: to make sure, to ensure (to take care that something happens) |
| asegurar {vt} | :: to insure (to provide for compensation if some specified risk occurs) |
| asegurarse {v} | :: reflexive of asegurar |
| Aselita {prop} {f} [very, rare] | :: given name |
| asemblar {v} [obsolete] | :: to assemble, to bring together |
| asemejar {v} | :: to make similar |
| asemejar {vr} | :: to be similar |
| asenderear {vt} | :: to make paths; to trailblaze |
| asenderear {vt} | :: to hound |
| asenso {m} | :: assent, agreement |
| asentaderas {fp} | :: backside; derriere |
| asentadero {m} | :: seat (place on which to sit) |
| a sentadillas {adv} [idiom] | :: sidesaddle |
| asentado {adj} | :: settled |
| asentado {adj} | :: permanent, stable |
| asentador {m} | :: dealer, middle man |
| asentadora {f} | :: female equivalent of asentador |
| asentamiento {m} | :: agreement, settlement, resolution |
| asentamiento {m} | :: settlement, habitation |
| asentar {vp} | :: to settle (as in inhabit) |
| asentar {v} | :: to set up; to settle |
| asentar {v} | :: to secure; to lay |
| asentarse {v} | :: reflexive of asentar |
| asentimiento {m} | :: assent, agreement |
| asentimiento {m} | :: consent |
| asentir {vi} | :: to nod (to incline the head up and down, as to indicate agreement) |
| asentir {vi} | :: to agree, to consent |
| asentista {mf} | :: supplier |
| aseo {m} | :: cleaning |
| aseo {m} | :: tidiness |
| aseo {m} | :: toilet |
| asepsia {f} | :: asepsis |
| aséptico {adj} | :: aseptic |
| aséptico {adj} | :: unemotional |
| asequibilidad {f} | :: affordability |
| asequible {adj} | :: affordable |
| asequible {adj} | :: attainable |
| asequible {adj} | :: feasible |
| Aser {prop} | :: Asher (Biblical character and tribe) |
| aserción {f} | :: assertion |
| aserción {f} [legal] | :: averment |
| aserradero {m} | :: sawmill |
| aserrar {vt} | :: to saw |
| aserrín {m} | :: sawdust |
| aserrío {m} | :: synonym of aserradero |
| asertivamente {adv} | :: assertively |
| asertividad {f} | :: assertiveness |
| asertivo {adj} | :: assertive |
| aserto {m} | :: affirmation, assertion |
| asesina {f} | :: feminine noun of asesino |
| asesinado {adj} | :: murdered, slain |
| asesina en serie {f} | :: feminine noun of asesino en serie |
| asesinar {vt} | :: to murder |
| asesinato {m} | :: murder, homicide |
| asesinato {m} | :: assassination |
| asesino {adj} | :: murderous, homicidal (intending, or likely to commit murder) |
| asesino {m} | :: murderer, killer, assassin (person who commits murder) |
| asesino {m} | :: traitor |
| asesino a sueldo {m} | :: hitman |
| asesino en serie {m} | :: serial killer (person who commits multiple murders) |
| asesor {m} | :: advisor, consultant |
| asesora {f} | :: female equivalent of asesor |
| asesora del hogar {f} [Chile] | :: maid; housemaid |
| asesoramiento {m} | :: advice, counsel |
| asesorar {v} | :: to advise |
| asesorar {v} | :: give legal advice to; give professional advice to |
| asesorar {v} [pronomial, with de or con] | :: to seek advice |
| asesoría {f} | :: consultancy |
| asesoría {f} | :: consultant's office |
| asestar {v} | :: to aim (to direct or point a weapon) |
| asestar {v} | :: to shoot |
| asestar {v} | :: to inflict |
| aseveración {f} | :: assertion, contention |
| aseverar {v} | :: to assert (state positively) |
| asexuado {adj} | :: sexless |
| asexual {adj} | :: asexual |
| asexual {mf} | :: asexual |
| asexualidad {f} | :: asexuality |
| asexualmente {adv} | :: asexually |
| asfaltar {vt} | :: to pave |
| asfaltero {adj} [attributive] | :: asphalt |
| asfáltico {adj} | :: asphalt |
| asfalto {m} | :: asphalt |
| asférico {adj} | :: aspheric |
| asfíctico {adj} | :: asphyctic |
| asfixia {f} [pathology] | :: asphyxia |
| asfixiante {adj} | :: suffocating, asphyxiating |
| asfixiar {vt} | :: to asphyxiate, to suffocate |
| asfódelo {m} | :: asphodel (any of the flowering plants of the genus Asphodelus) |
| asgardiana {f} | :: female equivalent of asgardiano |
| asgardiano {m} | :: Asgardian |
| asháninka {adj} | :: Asháninka |
| asháninka {mf} | :: Asháninka |
| asheninka {adj} | :: Ashéninga |
| asheninka {mf} | :: Ashéninga |
| asheninka {m} | :: Ashéninga (language) |
| ashkenazí {adj} | :: alternative form of asquenazí |
| ashkenazí {mf} | :: alternative form of asquenazí |
| así {adv} | :: like this; like that; as such; thus; so; thereby; this way, that way |
| así {adv} [followed by a subjunctive clause] | :: Used to express wishes of misfortune against someone, or to cast a spell |
| Asia {prop} {f} | :: Asia (continent) |
| Asia del Este {prop} {f} | :: East Asia (the Far East) |
| Asia del Sur {prop} {f} | :: South Asia |
| Asia Menor {prop} {f} | :: Asia Minor |
| así así {adj} [idiomatic] | :: so-so |
| así así {adv} [idiomatic] | :: so-so |
| Asia Sudoeste {f} | :: Southwest Asia |
| asiática {f} | :: female equivalent of asiático |
| asiático {adj} | :: Asian |
| asiático {m} | :: Asian (person from or descended from people from the Indian sub-continent) |
| así como {conj} | :: as, just as, in the same manner |
| así como {conj} | :: as well as |
| así como así {adv} [idiomatic] | :: willy-nilly |
| así como así {adv} [idiomatic] | :: just like that |
| asidero {m} | :: handle; hold (something to grab) |
| asidero {m} [climbing] | :: hold |
| asiduamente {adv} | :: assiduously |
| asiduidad {f} | :: assiduity, assiduousness |
| asiduo {adj} | :: frequent, regular |
| asiduo {adj} | :: assiduous |
| asiento {m} | :: seat |
| asiento {m} | :: sediment, deposit |
| asiento {m} | :: treaty, pact |
| asiento {m} | :: foundation |
| asiento {m} | :: register office, registry |
| asiento {m} | :: stability |
| asiento {m} | :: common sense |
| asiento {m} [nautical] | :: trim (manner in which a boat floats) |
| así es la vida {phrase} | :: c'est la vie, that's life, such is life |
| asignable {adj} | :: assignable |
| asignación {f} | :: allowance, salary |
| asignado {adj} | :: assigned |
| asignado {adj} | :: allocated |
| asignado {m} [historical] | :: assignat (a banknote used during the French Revolution) |
| asignador {m} | :: allocator |
| asignar {v} | :: to assign |
| asignataria {f} | :: feminine noun of asignatario |
| asignatario {m} [Latin America] | :: heir |
| asignatura {f} | :: class, subject (particular area of study) |
| asilada {f} | :: feminine noun of asilado |
| asilado {m} | :: asylee |
| asilante {adj} | :: asylum |
| asilante {mf} | :: asylum seeker |
| asilar {vt} | :: to provide asylum |
| asilo {m} | :: shelter, refuge |
| asilo {m} | :: asylum (political) |
| asilo {m} | :: asylum (home) |
| asilvestrarse {vr} | :: to become wild or feral |
| asimesmo {adv} | :: obsolete form of asimismo |
| asimetría {f} | :: asymmetry |
| asimétricamente {adv} | :: asymmetrically |
| asimétrico {adj} | :: asymmetrical |
| asimiento {m} | :: seizing, grabbing |
| asimilable {adj} | :: understandable |
| asimilación {f} | :: assimilation |
| asimilacionismo {m} | :: assimilationism |
| asimilar {v} | :: to assimilate, to absorb, to take in, to digest, to grasp |
| asimilar {v} | :: to sink in, to wrap one's head around |
| asimismo {adv} | :: likewise (expressing continuity or similarity) |
| a simple vista {adv} [idiom] | :: to the naked eye |
| a simple vista {adv} [idiom] | :: at first glance |
| asín {adv} | :: obsolete form of así |
| asincronía {f} | :: asynchrony |
| asincrónico {adj} | :: asynchronous |
| asíncrono {adj} | :: asynchronous |
| asíndeton {m} [rhetoric] | :: asyndeton |
| asinino {adj} | :: asinine |
| asinino {adj} | :: donkey (attributive) |
| asintomáticamente {adv} | :: asymptomatically |
| asintomático {adj} | :: asymptomatic |
| asíntota {f} [geometry] | :: asymptote |
| asintóticamente {adv} | :: asymptotically |
| asintótico {adj} | :: asymptotic |
| así pues {adv} [idiomatic] | :: thus; hence |
| así que {conj} | :: so |
| así que nada {phrase} | :: that's it, that's all |
| asir {vt} | :: to grab; to seize |
| asir {vt} | :: to cling to |
| asir {vr} | :: to grab; to seize |
| asiria {f} | :: feminine noun of asirio |
| Asiria {prop} {f} | :: Assyria (Semitic Akkadian kingdom) |
| asirio {m} | :: Assyrian |
| asirio {adj} | :: Assyrian |
| Asís {prop} {m} | :: Asís (city/and/province) |
| asistencia {f} | :: attendance (the state of attending) |
| asistencia {f} [uncountable] | :: audience (a large gathering of people listening to or watching a performance, speech, etc.) |
| asistencia {f} | :: assistance, aid, help |
| asistencia {f} [sport] | :: assist (the act of helping another player score points or goals) |
| asistencia {f} [historical] | :: a small branch mission of the Spanish missions in California |
| asistencial {adj} [adjectival] | :: social security |
| asistencialismo {m} | :: state welfarism |
| asistencialista {adj} [attributive] | :: welfare (financial aide provided by the government) |
| asistencia sanitaria {f} | :: healthcare |
| asistenta {f} | :: feminine noun of asistente |
| asistente {mf} | :: assistant |
| asistido {adj} | :: mechanically assisted |
| asistidor {m} [rare] | :: assister |
| asistidora {f} | :: feminine noun of asistidor |
| asistir {v} | :: to attend [an event] |
| asistir {v} | :: to assist |
| asistolia {f} | :: asystole |
| así y todo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: nonetheless, nevertheless |
| Asjabad {prop} | :: Asjabad (capital) |
| askarel {m} | :: askarel |
| askenazí {adj} | :: alternative form of asquenazí |
| askenazí {mf} | :: alternative form of asquenazí |
| asma {f} [pathology] | :: asthma |
| Asmara {prop} | :: Asmara (capital city) |
| asmática {f} | :: feminine noun of asmático |
| asmático {adj} | :: asthmatic |
| asmático {m} | :: asthmatic |
| asmonea {f} | :: feminine noun of asmoneo |
| asmoneo {adj} | :: Hasmonean |
| asmoneo {m} | :: Hasmonean |
| asnal {adj} | :: asinine (relating to donkeys) |
| asnal {adj} | :: brutish, bestial |
| asnejón {m} | :: ass, dolt, idiot |
| asnejona {f} | :: feminine noun of asnejón |
| asnico {m} | :: diminutive of asno |
| asnillo {m} | :: diminutive of asno |
| asno {m} | :: donkey, ass |
| asno {m} [slang, pejorative] | :: dumbass; ass |
| a so capa {adv} [obsolete, idiom] | :: secretly |
| asociable {adj} | :: associable |
| asociación {f} | :: association |
| asociación {f} | :: partnership |
| asociacionismo {m} | :: associativity, community |
| asocial {adj} | :: asocial |
| asociar {v} | :: to associate |
| asociarse {v} | :: reflexive of asociar |
| asociatividad {f} | :: associativity |
| asociativo {adj} | :: associative |
| asolador {adj} | :: devastating |
| asolamiento {m} | :: devastation; ravaging; destruction |
| asolar {vt} | :: to ravage, destroy |
| asolar {vt} | :: to dry up; to parch |
| a solas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: on one's own, alone |
| asoleamiento {m} [obsolete] | :: sunlight (especially, sunlight in a building) |
| asolear {v} | :: to sun |
| asolerado {adj} | :: traditional |
| asomar {v} | :: to show |
| asomar {v} | :: to peep up; to peep out |
| asomar {v} | :: to come up; to come out |
| asomar {vr} | :: to go out; to appear |
| asomarse {vr} | :: to lean |
| asombrado {adj} | :: astonished |
| asombrar {v} | :: to amaze |
| asombrar {v} | :: to astonish, to astound |
| asombrarse {v} | :: (reflexive of asombrar) |
| asombro {m} | :: amazement, astonishment, stupefaction |
| asombro {m} | :: wonder, awe wonderment |
| asombro {m} | :: fear, dread |
| asombro {m} | :: amazing thing, dread or astonishing person or thing, prodigy |
| asombrosamente {adv} | :: shockingly, astonishingly |
| asombroso {adj} | :: amazing, wondrous, breathtaking (inspiring awe, wonder or admiration) |
| asombroso {adj} | :: amazing, astonishing, staggering, astounding, stunning, surprising, startling, stupefying (bewildering with surprise) |
| asombroso {adj} | :: uncanny (unsettled by experiencing something strange, unusual or otherworldly) |
| asomo {m} | :: appearance |
| asomo {m} | :: hint, trace, sign, shadow (small amount) |
| asonada {f} | :: uprising |
| asonancia {f} [prosody] | :: assonance |
| asonantar {v} | :: to assonate |
| asonante {adj} | :: assonant |
| asonante {f} | :: assonant |
| a son de qué {phrase} | :: how come?; what for? |
| asordar {vt} | :: to deafen |
| aspa {f} | :: cross, St. Anthony's cross |
| aspa {f} | :: blade in windmills or wind turbines |
| aspa {f} | :: z-shaped figure |
| aspa {f} | :: spool, reel [yarn] |
| aspa {f} | :: wheel |
| aspa {f} | :: vane, sail [of windmill] |
| aspa {f} [mining] | :: intersection of two veins |
| aspa {f} [South America] | :: horn |
| aspa {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: saltire |
| aspa {f} | :: hasp |
| aspar {v} | :: to reel; wind up |
| aspar {v} | :: to crucify (torture or execute on a cross) |
| aspar {v} | :: to vex; bother; wind up; get someone's goat |
| aspar {vr} | :: to get wound up |
| aspar {vr} | :: to bust one's butt; to make great effort |
| asparagina {f} [amino acid] | :: asparagine |
| aspartame {m} | :: aspartame |
| aspartamo {m} [organic compound] | :: aspartame |
| aspartato {m} [organic compound] | :: aspartate |
| aspártico {adj} | :: aspartic |
| aspaventero {adj} | :: excited |
| aspaventoso {adj} | :: synonym of aspaventero |
| aspaviento {m} [also in the plural] | :: fuss, ado |
| aspectado {adj} | :: Having a certain outlook |
| aspecto {m} | :: appearance, look |
| aspecto {m} | :: aspect |
| aspectual {adj} [grammar] | :: aspectual (of or pertaining to grammatical aspect) |
| aspense {adj} | :: Of or from Aspe |
| aspense {mf} | :: Someone from Aspe |
| ásperamente {adv} | :: harshly |
| aspereza {f} | :: roughness, harshness, coarseness |
| aspereza {f} | :: asperity |
| aspergilo {m} [mycology] | :: aspergillus |
| aspergiloma {m} [pathology] | :: aspergilloma |
| aspergilosis {f} [pathology] | :: aspergillosis |
| asperilla {f} | :: woodruff |
| asperísimo {adj} | :: superlative of áspero |
| asperjar {vt} | :: to sprinkle |
| áspero {adj} | :: rough (not smooth; uneven) |
| aspérrimo {adj} | :: superlative of áspero |
| aspersión {f} | :: spraying |
| aspersor {adj} | :: sprinkling |
| aspersor {m} | :: sprinkler (device used to spray water in the air) |
| aspersorio {m} | :: aspergillum (holy water sprinkler) |
| aspi {m} | :: aspie (person with Asperger's syndrome) |
| áspid {m} | :: asp |
| aspillera {f} | :: embrasure; arrow hole |
| aspiración {f} | :: aspiration, suction |
| aspiracional {adj} | :: aspirational |
| aspirada {f} | :: aspirate |
| aspirado {adj} | :: aspirated, aspirate |
| aspirador {m} | :: alternative form of aspiradora |
| aspirador {m} | :: aspirator |
| aspirador {adj} | :: inhaling |
| aspiradora {f} | :: vacuum cleaner |
| aspirante {adj} | :: aspiring |
| aspirante {mf} | :: aspirant |
| aspirante {mf} | :: pretender, wannabe |
| aspirar {vt} | :: to inhale |
| aspirar {v} | :: to aspire, to desire to be |
| aspirar {v} | :: to vacuum |
| aspirina {f} | :: aspirin |
| aspro {m} | :: A particular Turkish currency; the asper |
| asqueado {adj} | :: nauseous, disgusted |
| asqueante {adj} | :: sickening; horrific |
| asquear {vit} | :: to disgust, to cause disgust |
| asquenazí {adj} | :: Ashkenazi |
| asquenazí {mf} | :: Ashkenazi |
| asquerosamente {adv} | :: disgustingly |
| asquerosete {adj} | :: icky, yucky |
| asquerosidad {f} | :: something that is disgusting or nasty |
| asquerosidad {f} | :: filthiness, nastiness |
| asquerosito {adj} | :: diminutive of asqueroso |
| asqueroso {adj} | :: disgusting |
| asquiento {adj} [Chile, Colombia, Honduras, Peru] | :: disgusting, repugnant |
| Assam {prop} | :: Assam (state) |
| Asseliense {prop} | :: Asselian |
| assí {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of así |
| assimismo {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of asimismo |
| asta {f} | :: flagstaff, flagpole |
| asta {f} | :: horn (a hard growth of keratin that protrudes from the top of the head of certain animals) |
| asta {f} | :: shaft, handle |
| asta {f} | :: lance; pike |
| astado {adj} | :: horned (having horns) |
| astado {m} | :: bull |
| Astaná {prop} | :: Astaná (capital) |
| astato {m} | :: astatine |
| astaxantina {f} [organic compound] | :: astaxanthin |
| astenosfera {f} | :: asthenosphere |
| astenósfera {f} | :: alternative form of astenosfera |
| áster {m} [cytology] | :: aster (star-shaped structure formed during the mitosis of a cell) |
| asterácea {f} | :: aster |
| asterisco {m} | :: asterisk |
| asterismo {m} [astronomy] | :: asterism, constellation (small group of stars) |
| Astérix {prop} {m} | :: Asterix (the comic character) |
| astero {m} | :: member of the Hastati |
| asteroide {m} [astronomy] | :: asteroid |
| asteroide {adj} | :: starlike, star-shaped |
| astifino {adj} [of a bull] | :: thin-horned |
| astigmatismo {m} [optics] | :: astigmatism (defect of a lens such that it doesn’t have a focal point) |
| astigmatismo {m} [ophthalmology] | :: astigmatism (inability of the eye to focus) |
| astil {m} | :: shaft (of an arrow) |
| astilla {f} | :: splinter |
| astilla {f} [usually, in the plural] | :: kindling |
| astilladora {f} | :: woodchipper |
| astillar {vt} | :: to splinter |
| astillarse {v} | :: reflexive of astillar |
| astillero {m} | :: shipyard, boatyard (for initial construction) |
| astillero {m} | :: dockyard (for repair ships and boats) |
| astillero {m} | :: rack for the storage of lances and other polearms |
| astilloso {adj} | :: splintery, easily splintered, subject to breaking into sharp slender pieces |
| Astorga {prop} {f} | :: Astorga (city) |
| astorgana {f} | :: feminine noun of astorgano |
| astorgano {adj} | :: Of or from Astorga |
| astorgano {m} | :: Someone from Astorga |
| astorismo {m} | :: The political beliefs, or support, of Danilo Astori, Uruguayan politician |
| astorista {mf} | :: A supporter of Danilo Astori, Uruguayan politician |
| astracán {m} | :: astrakhan |
| Astracán {prop} {m} | :: Astracán (city/and/region) |
| astracanada {f} | :: A kind of slapstick theatre common in Spain at the beginning of the 20th century |
| astrafobia {f} | :: astraphobia |
| astragalino {adj} [anatomy] | :: astragalar |
| astragalo- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: astragalo- |
| astrágalo {m} [skeleton] | :: anklebone; talus |
| astragalocalcáneo {adj} [anatomy] | :: astragalocalcaneal |
| astragaloescafoideo {adj} [anatomy] | :: astragaloscaphoid |
| astragalonavicular {adj} [anatomy] | :: astragalo-navicular |
| astragaloperoneo {adj} [anatomy] | :: astragalofibular |
| astral {adj} | :: astral |
| astrapoterio {m} | :: astrapothere |
| astreñir {v} | :: alternative form of astringir |
| astringencia {f} | :: astringency |
| astringente {adj} | :: astringent |
| astringente {m} | :: astringent |
| astringir {v} | :: to constrict |
| astringir {v} | :: to compel |
| astriñir {v} | :: alternative form of astringir |
| -astro {suffix} | :: Used to form nouns with a pejorative or lower meaning |
| astro- {prefix} | :: astro- |
| astro {m} | :: cosmic body, celestial body |
| astro {m} | :: star (famous person) |
| astrobióloga {f} | :: feminine noun of astrobiólogo |
| astrobiología {f} | :: astrobiology |
| astrobiólogo {m} | :: astrobiologist |
| astroblema {m} [geology] | :: astrobleme |
| astrocito {m} | :: astrocyte |
| astrocitoma {f} | :: astrocytoma |
| astrofísica {f} | :: feminine noun of astrofísico |
| astrofísica {f} | :: astrophysics |
| astrofísico {adj} | :: astrophysical |
| astrofísico {m} | :: astrophysicist |
| astrofotografía {f} | :: astrophotography |
| astrogación {f} | :: astrogation |
| astroide {m} [geometry] | :: astroid |
| astrol. {f} | :: abbreviation of astrología |
| astrolabio {m} | :: astrolabe |
| astróloga {f} | :: feminine noun of astrólogo |
| astrología {f} | :: astrology |
| astrológico {adj} | :: astrological (pertaining to astrology) |
| astrólogo {m} | :: astrologer |
| astromecánico {adj} | :: astromech |
| astrometría {f} | :: astrometry |
| astrométrico {adj} | :: astrometric |
| astromóvil {m} | :: rover; planetary rover |
| astronauta {mf} | :: astronaut, spaceman |
| astronáutica {f} | :: astronautics |
| astronáutico {adj} | :: astronautic |
| astronave {f} | :: spaceship; starship |
| astrónoma {f} | :: feminine noun of astrónomo |
| astronomía {f} | :: astronomy |
| astronómicamente {adv} | :: astronomically |
| astronómico {adj} | :: astronomic, astronomical |
| astrónomo {m} | :: astronomer |
| astro rey {m} | :: The Sun |
| astroso {adj} | :: dirty, unkempt |
| astroso {adj} | :: unfortunate, ill-fated |
| astroturismo {m} | :: astrotourism |
| astucia {f} | :: cunning, guile, slyness, craftiness, cunningness, wiliness, canniness |
| astucia {f} | :: astuteness |
| astur {adj} | :: Asturian |
| astur {adj} | :: Astur |
| asturiana {f} | :: feminine noun of asturiano |
| asturianismo {m} | :: Asturianism |
| asturianista {mf} | :: A person with pro-Asturias feelings |
| asturianizar {v} | :: to make Asturian |
| asturiano {adj} | :: Asturian |
| asturiano {m} | :: Asturian |
| asturiano {m} | :: Asturian (language) |
| Asturias {prop} {fp} | :: Asturias (autonomous community/and/province) |
| Asturias {prop} {fp} [historical] | :: Asturias (mediaeval kingdom) |
| asturleonés {adj} | :: Astur-Leonese, relating to Asturias and León |
| asturleonés {m} | :: An Astur-Leonese person |
| asturleonés {m} | :: Astur-Leonese |
| astutamente {adv} | :: astutely, shrewdly |
| astuto {adj} | :: cunning, crafty, sly, wily, slick, foxy, artful |
| astuto {adj} | :: astute, shrewd, smart, clever, canny |
| astuto {adj} | :: sneaky |
| asuán {m} [Philippines, folklore] | :: A vampirelike ghoul from Philippine myth |
| Asuero {prop} {m} | :: Ahasuerus |
| asueto {m} | :: rest, time off (period of time where one is not required to work) |
| a su hora {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at the right time, on time |
| asumible {adj} | :: acceptable |
| asumir {v} [of a duty or position] | :: to assume, take on |
| asuncena {f} | :: feminine noun of asunceno |
| asunceña {f} | :: feminine noun of asunceño |
| asunceno {adj} | :: Of or from Asunción, Paraguay |
| asunceno {m} | :: Someone from Asunción, Paraguay |
| asunceño {adj} | :: Of or from Asunción, Paraguay |
| asunceño {m} | :: Someone from Asunción, Paraguay |
| asunción {f} | :: the Assumption |
| asunción {f} | :: assumption, succession to the throne |
| Asunción {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Asunción {prop} {f} | :: Any of a number of places, including Asunción (capital city) |
| asuntillo {m} | :: diminutive of asunto |
| asunto {m} | :: matter, issue |
| asunto {m} | :: affair (a romantic relationship) |
| asunto {m} | :: business |
| asuntos exteriores {mp} | :: foreign affairs |
| a sus anchas {adj} [idiomatic] | :: at home, at ease |
| a sus pies {phrase} [idiom] | :: at one's fingertips |
| asustadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of asustado |
| asustadizo {adj} | :: easily scared |
| asustado {adj} | :: scared |
| asustador {adj} | :: frightening |
| asustar {vt} | :: to scare, to frighten, to spook |
| asustar {vt} | :: to freak out (somebody), to creep out |
| asustar {vt} | :: to startle |
| asustar {vr} | :: to be scared, frightened |
| asustar {vr} | :: to freak out, to get freaked out, to panic |
| asustarse {v} | :: reflexive of asustar |
| a su vez {adv} | :: in turn (accordingly, similarly) |
| A.T. {prop} {m} | :: initialism of Antiguo Testamento OT (Old Testament) |
| AT {prop} {m} | :: OT (Old Testament) |
| -ata {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -ato |
| -ata {suffix} | :: feminine singular of -ato |
| atabal {m} | :: atabal |
| atabascano {adj} | :: Athabascan |
| atacable {adj} | :: attackable, vulnerable |
| atacado {adj} | :: affronted |
| atacador {adj} | :: attacking, offensive |
| Atacama {prop} | :: Atacama (desert) |
| Atacama {prop} | :: Atacama (region) |
| atacameña {f} | :: feminine noun of atacameño |
| atacameño {adj} | :: Atacaman |
| atacameño {m} | :: Atacaman |
| atacante {adj} | :: attacking |
| atacante {mf} | :: attacker |
| atacar {vti} | :: to attack |
| atacar {vti} | :: to engage (enter into conflicted with) |
| atacar {vt} | :: to assail |
| atadito {m} | :: diminutive of atado |
| atado {adj} | :: tied, tied up, tied down |
| atado {adj} | :: confused |
| atado {adj} | :: timid |
| atado {adj} | :: biased |
| atado {m} | :: bundle |
| atado {m} [rare, obsolete] | :: coward |
| atadura {f} | :: fastening, binding, tie, tying up, bondage, attachment |
| atadura {f} [figuratively] | :: attachment, bond, tie |
| atadura {f} | :: tether (item for tying up animals) |
| atafarra {f} | :: obsolete form of ataharre |
| ataharre {m} | :: crupper |
| atahualpista {adj} | :: of, pertaining to, or supporting, Atahualpa, the last Inca emperor |
| atahualpista {mf} | :: A follower of, or soldier in the army of, Atahualpa |
| atajacaminos {m} | :: Any of a number of species of nighthawks or nightjars |
| atajar {v} [Latin America] | :: to catch |
| atajar {v} [Spain] | :: to stop |
| atajar {v} [Spain] | :: to block |
| atajar {v} [Spain] | :: to intercept |
| atajar {v} | :: to take a short cut |
| atajar {v} | :: to tackle (deal with attempting to overcome a problem) |
| atajo {m} | :: shortcut, cutoff |
| atal {adj} | :: obsolete form of tal |
| atalaje {m} | :: headband, fixation |
| atalaya {f} | :: watchtower |
| atalaya {f} | :: height |
| Atalaya {prop} | :: Atalaya (province) |
| atalayar {v} | :: to watch from a high vantage point |
| atalayar {v} | :: to spy on |
| atamán {m} | :: ataman (a title of Cossack leaders) |
| atambor {m} | :: obsolete form of tambor |
| átame {f} | :: athame, athamé |
| atañer {v} [impersonal] | :: to concern |
| atanor {m} | :: water pipe |
| ataque {m} | :: attack (an attempt to damage an opponent or enemy) |
| ataque {m} [sports] | :: attack, offensive |
| ataque {m} [pathology] | :: attack (the sudden onset of a disease or condition) |
| ataque {m} | :: attack (an attempt to detract from the worth or credibility of someone) |
| ataque {m} [phonology] | :: onset of a syllable |
| ataque al corazón {m} | :: heart attack |
| ataque cardiaco {m} | :: heart attack |
| ataque de nervios {m} | :: nervous breakdown |
| ataque de pánico {m} | :: panic attack |
| ataquillo {m} | :: diminutive of ataque |
| atar {vt} | :: to tie, tie up, tie down, to tether (secure (something) by rope or the like) |
| atarantar {vt} | :: to daze |
| ataraxia {f} | :: ataraxia |
| atarazana {f} [nautical] | :: shipyard, dockyard |
| atarazar {vt} | :: to bite |
| atar cabos {v} [idiom] | :: to put A and B together (put the pieces together) |
| atar cabos {v} [idiom] | :: to tie up loose ends |
| atardecer {m} | :: late afternoon, sunset, dusk, evenfall, nightfall |
| atardecer {vi} [impersonal] | :: to draw towards evening, to grow late, to get dark |
| atareadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of atareado |
| atareado {adj} | :: busy; overworked |
| atarear {vt} | :: to task |
| atarear {vr} | :: to devote oneself to a task or occupation |
| atarjea {f} | :: sewage pipe |
| atar los perros con longaniza {v} [idiomatic] | :: To be very abundant; to have streets paved with gold; to be the land of milk and honey |
| atarraga {f} [obsolete] | :: hammer |
| atarragar {vtr} [Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela, usually] | :: to wolf down |
| atarragar {vt} [obsolete] | :: to hit with a hammer |
| atarraya {f} | :: fishing net |
| atarse {v} | :: reflexive of atar |
| atarugar {vt} | :: to peg down, nail down |
| atarugar {vt} | :: to block up; hole up |
| atarugar {vt} | :: to stuff |
| atarugar {vt} | :: to wind up; peeve |
| atarugar {vt} | :: to stuff (with food) |
| atarugar {vrp} | :: to stuff oneself (with food) |
| atarugar {vrp} | :: to choke |
| atascadero {m} | :: stumbling block |
| atascamiento {m} | :: blockage, jam |
| atascar {vt} | :: to jam, obstruct |
| atascar {vr} | :: to get stuck |
| atascarse {vr} | :: to stick, to become stuck |
| atasco {m} | :: jam (blockage) |
| ataúd {m} | :: coffin, casket |
| ataúd {m} [chiefly Latin America] | :: a metal or (lined) wooden oven for roasting or smoking food outdoors [compare caja china] |
| ataviar {v} | :: to dress |
| ataviar {v} | :: to adorn |
| atávico {adj} | :: atavistic |
| atávico {adj} | :: ancestral |
| atávico {adj} | :: age-old |
| atavío {m} | :: apparel; clothing |
| atavismo {m} | :: atavism |
| ataxia {f} [pathology] | :: ataxia |
| ataxita {f} [mineral] | :: ataxite |
| ate {m} | :: a kind of Mexican jelly candy made by cooking fruit pulp, usually from guava, quince, peach or prickly pear |
| atea {f} | :: feminine noun of ateo |
| ateísmo {m} | :: atheism |
| ateísta {adj} | :: atheistic |
| ateísta {mf} | :: atheist |
| atelaje {m} | :: conjunction of draught animals, carriage |
| atelectasia {f} [pathology] | :: atelectasis |
| atelier {m} | :: atelier |
| atelofobia {f} | :: atelophobia |
| atemorización {f} | :: frightening |
| atemorizador {adj} | :: alarming, frightening |
| atemorizante {adj} | :: frightening, chilling |
| atemorizar {vt} | :: to scare, frighten |
| atemoya {f} | :: atemoya |
| atemperar {vt} | :: to temper (to moderate or control) |
| atemporal {adj} | :: atemporal, timeless |
| atemporalidad {f} | :: timelessness |
| atenacear {vt} | :: to rip out with pincers |
| atenacear {v} | :: alternative spelling of atenazar |
| Atenas {prop} {f} | :: Atenas (capital city) |
| atenazar {vt} [literally] | :: to hold in place (especially by means of a clamp, vice, etc.) |
| atenazar {vt} [figuratively] | :: to grip, paralyse (especially fear) |
| atención {f} | :: attention |
| atención {f} | :: courtesy, favor |
| atencional {adj} [psychology] | :: attentional |
| atender {vt} | :: to pay attention to (something); to attend to (something) |
| atender {vt} | :: to care for (someone, especially the ill) |
| atender {vt} | :: to comply with (some rule) |
| atender {vi} | :: to pay attention; to mind |
| atendible {adj} | :: significant, valid (worthy of consideration) |
| Atenea {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Athena (Greek goddess) |
| ateneísta {adj} | :: relating to cultural associations |
| ateneísta {mf} | :: a member of a cultural association |
| ateneo {m} | :: cultural association |
| ateneo {m} | :: cultural association's headquarters |
| atener {v} | :: to maintain, to keep (a tradition, etc.) |
| atener {v} | :: to stand by, to stick to, to abide by (+ a) |
| atenerse {vr} | :: to abide by, to stick to, to stand by |
| atenerse {vr} | :: to rely |
| ateniense {adj} | :: Athenian |
| ateniense {mf} | :: Athenian |
| atentado {adj} [dated] | :: moderate, prudent |
| atentado {m} | :: violent attack, bombing |
| atentado {m} | :: attempt (e.g. an attempt on somebody's life) |
| atentador {m} | :: assassin, terrorist |
| atentado suicida {m} | :: suicide attack |
| atentamente {adv} | :: attentively |
| atentamente {adv} | :: politely |
| atentamente {adv} | :: best regards (polite closing of a letter) |
| atentar {vi} | :: to commit a violent or criminal attack, to strike |
| atentar {vt} [obsolete] | :: to touch |
| atentar {v} | :: synonym of tentar |
| atentatorio {adj} [legal] | :: contravening, that goes against, posing a threat to |
| atentísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of atentamente |
| atentísimo {adj} | :: superlative of atento |
| atento {adj} | :: attentive |
| atento {adj} | :: polite, courteous |
| atento {adj} | :: thoughtful |
| atenuación {f} | :: attenuation |
| atenuador {m} | :: attenuator |
| atenuamiento {m} | :: attenuation |
| atenuante {adj} | :: extenuating |
| atenuantes {fp} {mp} | :: mitigating circumstances |
| atenuar {v} | :: to attenuate |
| atenuar {v} | :: to extenuate |
| ateo {adj} | :: atheist |
| ateo {m} | :: atheist |
| atepocate {m} [Mexico] | :: tadpole |
| aterciopelado {adj} | :: velvety (made of velvet) |
| aterectomía {f} | :: atherectomy |
| aterido {adj} | :: numb with cold |
| aterir {vt} | :: to numb with cold |
| aterirse {v} | :: reflexive of aterir |
| ateroesclerosis {f} | :: alternative form of aterosclerosis |
| ateroma {m} | :: atheroma |
| aterosclerosis {f} [pathology] | :: atherosclerosis |
| aterosclerótico {adj} | :: atherosclerotic |
| aterrador {adj} | :: terrifying |
| aterradoramente {adv} | :: terrifyingly |
| aterraje {m} | :: landing (where a boat lands) |
| aterraje {m} | :: landing (of an aircraft) |
| aterramiento {m} | :: fright |
| aterramiento {m} | :: covering with silt, soil or earth |
| aterramiento {m} | :: earthing up |
| aterrar {vt} | :: to bring down, to ground |
| aterrar {v} | :: to cover with earth, soil, sand, etc |
| aterrar {vi} | :: to land |
| aterrar {vt} | :: to scare |
| aterrazamiento {m} | :: terracing |
| aterrazar {vt} | :: to terrace |
| aterrizador {m} [spacecraft] | :: lander |
| aterrizaje {m} | :: landing (of an airplane) |
| aterrizaje forzoso {m} [aviation] | :: emergency landing |
| aterrizar {vi} | :: to land (e.g. an airplane) |
| aterrizar {vi} [figuratively, colloquial] | :: to come back to reality, to stop dreaming |
| aterrorizante {adj} | :: terrifying |
| aterrorizar {v} | :: to terrify |
| aterrorizarse {v} | :: reflexive of aterrorizar |
| atesar {vt} | :: synonym of tesar |
| atesar {vt} | :: obsolete form of atiesar |
| atesoramiento {m} | :: hoarding; amassing |
| atesoramiento {m} | :: gaining; gain |
| atesoramiento {m} | :: treasuring |
| atesorar {v} | :: to hoard |
| atesorar {v} | :: to treasure |
| atestación {f} | :: attestation |
| atestado {m} [law] | :: affidavit |
| atestado {m} [linguistics] | :: attested |
| atestar {v} | :: to pack |
| atestar {v} [legal] | :: to attest |
| atestiguar {v} | :: to attest, to testify |
| atezado {adj} | :: tanned |
| atezar {vt} | :: to tan |
| Athanasia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| athonita {adj} | :: Athonite |
| athonita {mf} | :: Athonite |
| atiborrado {adj} | :: crowded |
| atiborrar {v} | :: to crowd |
| atiborrar {v} | :: to stuff |
| atiborrar {vr} | :: to stuff oneself (with food) |
| Ática {prop} {f} | :: Ática (peninsula/and/historical region) |
| Ática {prop} {f} | :: Ática (region) |
| ático {adj} | :: Attic (of, from or relating to Attica, a region of Greece) |
| ático {m} | :: Attic (Ancient Greek dialect spoken in Attica) |
| ático {m} | :: penthouse, loft, attic |
| a tiempo {adv} | :: in time, at the opportune moment |
| a tiempo {adv} | :: on time, in time, not late |
| a tientas {adv} | :: blindly (without seeing, touching shapes for orientation) |
| Atienza {prop} {f} | :: Atienza (locality) |
| Atienza {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| atiesar {vt} | :: to tighten |
| atigrado {adj} | :: brindled |
| atigrado {adj} | :: tabby |
| Atil {prop} | :: Atil (municipality) |
| Atila {prop} {m} | :: Attila (king of the Huns) |
| atildado {adj} | :: dapper; elegant |
| atildar {vt} | :: to clean up, to tidy |
| atildar {vt} | :: to place a tilde over |
| atinadamente {adv} | :: correctly, rightly |
| atinar {vi} | :: to be accurate; hit the target; get (something) right |
| atinar {vi} | :: to meet, cross paths (with) |
| atinente {adj} [formal] | :: relating to |
| atingente {adj} | :: relevant, pertinent |
| atipia {f} [pathology] | :: atypia |
| atípicamente {adv} | :: atypically |
| atipicidad {f} | :: atypicality |
| atípico {adj} | :: atypical |
| atiplado {adj} [sound] | :: high-pitched |
| atirantar {vt} | :: to tighten |
| a tiro {adv} | :: in range (of a target to shoot) |
| a tiro {adv} | :: within reach (of a goal, ambition etc.) |
| a tiro hecho {adv} [idiomatic] | :: certain to hit the target |
| a tiro hecho {adv} [idiomatic] | :: purposefully |
| atisbar {v} | :: to spy on |
| atisbar {v} | :: to watch, observe |
| atisbar {v} | :: to glimpse, see confusedly |
| atisbarse {v} | :: reflexive of atisbar |
| atisbo {m} | :: inkling |
| atisbo {m} | :: glimpse |
| atizador {m} | :: poker (for fire) |
| atizar {vt} | :: to stir, fan, poke, rouse, stoke |
| Atlanta {prop} {f} | :: Atlanta (capital city) |
| atlante {m} [architecture] | :: atlas (figure of a man used as a column) |
| atlante {mf} | :: Atlantean (native or resident of legendary island of Atlantis) |
| atlante {adj} | :: Atlantean (of or pertaining to the legendary island of Atlantis) |
| atlantés {adj} | :: Atlantan (of or pertaining to Atlanta, Georgia) |
| atlantés {m} | :: Atlantan (native or resident of Atlanta, Georgia) |
| atlantesa {f} | :: feminine noun of atlantés |
| atlántico {adj} | :: Atlantic (pertaining to the Atlantic Ocean) |
| Atlántico {prop} {m} | :: short for océano Atlántico |
| Atlántida {prop} {f} | :: Atlántida (legendary city) |
| atlantista {adj} | :: NATO |
| atlantista {mf} | :: a NATO supporter |
| atlas {m} [cartography] | :: atlas (a bound collection of maps often including tables, illustrations or other text) |
| atlas {m} [anatomy] | :: atlas (the uppermost vertebra of the neck) |
| Atlas {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Atlas (titan who holds the sky) |
| Atlas {prop} {mp} | :: Atlas (range) |
| atleta {mf} | :: athlete (competitor in a sport) |
| atleta {mf} | :: a physically fit person |
| Atleti {prop} {m} | :: Atlético Madrid, a soccer team from Madrid |
| atleticismo {m} [rare] | :: athleticism |
| atlético {adj} | :: athletic |
| Atlético {prop} {m} | :: Club Atlético de Madrid, a football team from Madrid, Spain |
| atletismo {m} | :: athletics |
| atletismo {m} [sport] | :: track and field |
| atlista {adj} | :: Of or relating to Club Atlas, a football club from Guadalajara, Mexico |
| atlista {mf} | :: Someone # connected to Club Atlas, as a fan, coach, player etc |
| Atmán {m} | :: atman |
| atmo- {prefix} | :: Pertaining to air |
| atmófilo {m} | :: atmophile |
| atmosfera {f} | :: alternative form of atmósfera |
| atmósfera {f} | :: atmosphere |
| atmosféricamente {adv} | :: atmospherically |
| atmosférico {adj} | :: atmospheric |
| -ato {suffix} | :: forms an institution from a noun stem |
| -ato {suffix} | :: forms the corresponding action of a noun |
| -ato {suffix} | :: indicates a baby of a specific animal |
| -ato {suffix} | :: Forms adjectives of quality |
| -ato {suffix} | :: Denotes the office of a noun stem |
| -ato {suffix} [chemistry] | :: -ate [designates a salt or ester related to an acid] |
| a tocateja {adv} | :: cash, in cash |
| atocha {f} | :: esparto (grass) |
| a toda costa {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at all costs |
| a toda hora {adv} [idiom] | :: around the clock, at all hours |
| a toda leche {adv} [idiom] | :: at top speed, quick as a flash |
| a toda luz {adv} [idiomatic] | :: by any reckoning |
| a toda máquina {adv} [idiom] | :: at top speed, quick as a flash, full steam ahead, at full speed, going all out |
| a toda pastilla {adv} [idiom] | :: at top speed, quick as a flash |
| a todas horas {adv} [idiom] | :: around the clock, at all hours |
| a todas luces {adv} [idiomatic] | :: by any reckoning |
| a toda vela {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at full speed |
| a todo cerdo le llega su san Martín {proverb} | :: every dog has its day |
| a todo color {adj} [idiomatic] | :: multicolored |
| a todo gañote {adv} [idiom, Venezuela] | :: at the top of one's voice |
| a todo gas {adv} [idiom] | :: at full throttle |
| a todos los efectos {adv} [idiomatic] | :: for all intents and purposes |
| a todo trance {adv} [idiom] | :: at all costs |
| atol {m} [Central America] | :: alternative form of atole |
| atole {m} [Mexico] | :: atole, a thick, sweet, corn-based drink or gruel served hot |
| atolito {m} | :: diminutive of atol |
| atolladero {m} | :: traffic jam, jam, gridlock |
| atolladero {m} | :: quagmire, mire, tricky situation |
| atolladero {m} [figuratively] | :: logjam |
| atollarse {v} | :: to get stuck in the mud |
| atolón {m} [geography] | :: atoll |
| atolondradamente {adv} | :: recklessly, foolishly |
| atolondrado {adj} | :: rash, foolish, reckless |
| atolondrado {adj} | :: confused |
| atolondramiento {m} | :: bewilderment, confusion |
| atolondrar {vt} | :: to fluster, to confuse |
| a tomar por culo {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, colloquial] | :: to fuck, screw (disregard) |
| a tomar por culo {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, colloquial] | :: fuck you, take a long walk on a short pier, go jump in the lake, go away, go to hell |
| a tomar por culo {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, colloquial] | :: middle of nowhere, arse end of nowhere |
| a tomar por el culo {adv} [idiomatic, vulgar, colloquial] | :: miles away |
| a tomar por saco {phrase} | :: euphemistic form of a tomar por culo |
| atómicamente {adv} | :: atomically |
| atomicidad {f} | :: atomicity |
| atómico {adj} | :: atomic |
| atomismo {m} [psychology, philosophy] | :: atomism |
| atomista {adj} | :: atomistic |
| atomista {mf} [philosophy] | :: atomist |
| atomización {f} | :: atomization, fragmentation |
| atomizador {m} | :: atomizer |
| atomizar {v} | :: to atomize |
| atomizar {v} | :: to atomize, spray |
| átomo {m} [chemistry, physics] | :: atom (the smallest possible amount of matter which still retains its identity as a chemical element) |
| atomoxetina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: atomoxetine |
| atonal {adj} [music] | :: atonal |
| atonalidad {f} | :: atonality |
| atonía {f} | :: lethargy |
| atónito {adj} | :: stunned, astonished |
| a tono {adv} [idiom] | :: in tune |
| átono {adj} [phonetics] | :: atonic |
| atontar {vt} | :: to stupefy |
| a tontas y a locas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: thoughtlessly, recklessly |
| a tope {adv} [idiom] | :: to the max, flat out, to the full |
| atópico {adj} | :: atopic |
| atoramiento {m} | :: rush |
| atorar {v} | :: to clog, clog up |
| atorgar {v} | :: obsolete form of otorgar |
| atormentador {m} | :: tormentor (someone who torments) |
| atormentador {adj} | :: tormenting (that torments) |
| atormentar {vt} | :: to torment |
| atornillador {m} [electronics, mechanics] | :: screwdriver (electric) |
| atornillar {v} | :: to screw |
| a toro pasado {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in hindsight; after the fact |
| atorrante {adj} [Latin America] | :: lazy |
| atorrante {mf} [Latin America] | :: lazybones |
| atorrar {vi} [Argentina, colloquial] | :: to sleep |
| atorvastatina {f} | :: atorvastatin |
| atosigante {adj} | :: worrying |
| atosigar {vt} | :: to pester, harass |
| atosigar {vt} | :: to poison |
| atovaquona {m} [pharmaceutical drug, organic compound] | :: atovaquone |
| atrabiliario {adj} | :: atrabilious |
| atrabiliario {adj} | :: choleric |
| atrabilioso {adj} | :: atrabilious |
| atracadero {m} | :: pier |
| atracador {m} | :: raider, robber |
| atracadora {f} | :: feminine noun of atracador |
| atracar {v} | :: to assault |
| atracar {v} [nautical] | :: to berth, moor |
| atracar {v} | :: to rob |
| atracar {v} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to make out (kiss, touch erotically) |
| atracar {v} [Latin America] | :: to harass |
| atracar {v} [Latin America] | :: to beat, bash |
| atracar {v} [Caribbean] | :: to park (a car) |
| atracar {v} [Latin America] | :: to stuff (eat and drink in excess) |
| atracar {v} [Cuba, Costa Rica] | :: to fraud |
| atracción {f} | :: attraction, pull |
| atracción {f} [figuratively] | :: pull, draw |
| atraco {m} | :: mugging, robbery, holdup |
| atraco {m} | :: assault |
| atraco {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: petting (erotical touching and kissing) |
| atracón {m} [colloquial] | :: stuffing, pigging out (act of eating a lot) |
| atractivamente {adv} | :: attractively |
| atractividad {f} | :: attractiveness |
| atractivo {adj} | :: attractive |
| atractivo {adj} | :: engaging |
| atractivo {adj} | :: appealing |
| atractivo {m} | :: appeal, attractiveness, attraction |
| atractor {adj} | :: attracting |
| atractor {m} | :: attractor |
| atraer {v} | :: to attract, to lure |
| atragantamiento {m} | :: choke, choking |
| atragantar {vt} | :: to choke |
| atragantarse {v} | :: reflexive of atragantar |
| atraillar {vt} | :: to leash |
| atrancar {v} | :: to bar (secure shut with bars) |
| a trancas y barrancas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: with great difficulty |
| atrapado {adj} | :: caught, captured, trapped, stuck |
| atrapado {adj} | :: caught up in |
| atrapamiento {m} | :: entrapment |
| atrapamoscas {m} | :: flytrap (plant) |
| atrapamoscas {m} | :: flycatcher (bird) |
| atrapanovios {m} [Mexico] | :: Chinese finger trap |
| atrapante {adj} | :: captivating |
| atrapar {v} | :: to capture |
| atrapar {v} | :: to catch, to get |
| atrapasueños {m} | :: dreamcatcher |
| atraque {m} [nautical] | :: mooring |
| atrás {adv} | :: behind |
| atrás {adv} | :: back in time, ago |
| atrás {interj} | :: get back, back off, back away |
| atrasadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of atrasado |
| atrasado {adj} | :: belated, tardy, delayed |
| atrasado {adj} | :: backward (lagging behind in customs and technology) |
| atrasar {v} | :: to delay |
| a trasmano {adv} [idiom] | :: out of reach |
| a trasmano {adv} [idiom] | :: out of the way |
| atraso {m} | :: delay, lateness |
| atraso {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: arrears, arrear |
| atravesado {adj} | :: transversal, cross, oblique |
| atravesamiento {m} | :: crossing |
| atravesar {v} | :: to cross, to traverse |
| atravesar {v} | :: to pierce |
| a través de {adv} | :: across |
| a través de {adv} | :: through, via |
| atrayente {adj} | :: attractive |
| atrebates {mp} | :: Atrebates |
| atrecho {m} [Caribbean] | :: shortcut |
| atreguar {vt} [obsolete] | :: to form or grant a truce |
| a tresbolillo {adv} | :: staggered (in rows) |
| atresia {f} [pathology] | :: atresia |
| atrésico {adj} | :: atretic |
| atrever {vp} | :: to dare |
| atreverse {v} | :: (reflexive of atrever) to dare |
| atrevidamente {adv} | :: boldly, audaciously |
| atrevidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of atrevido |
| atrevido {adj} | :: daring, bold |
| atrevido {adj} | :: risqué |
| atrevido {adj} [colloquial] | :: edgy |
| atrevimiento {m} | :: boldness |
| atrezo {m} | :: alternative form of atrezzo |
| atrezzista {mf} | :: prop maker |
| atrezzo {m} [theatre] | :: props |
| atrial {adj} | :: atrial |
| atribución {f} | :: attribution |
| atribuible {adj} | :: ascribable |
| atribuir {v} | :: to assign |
| atribuir {v} | :: to ascribe to, to attribute to, to chalk up to [+ a] |
| atribuirse {v} | :: reflexive of atribuir |
| atribular {v} | :: to afflict |
| atributivo {adj} [grammar] | :: attributive |
| atributo {m} | :: attribute |
| atrición {f} | :: attrition |
| atrición {f} [pathology] | :: bruise |
| atril {m} | :: A stand for holding books, papers, etc.; music stand; bookstand |
| atril {m} | :: lectern |
| atrilista {mf} | :: orchestra member |
| atrincherado {adj} | :: entrenched |
| atrincheramiento {m} | :: entrenchment |
| atrincherar {v} | :: to entrench |
| atrio {m} [architecture] | :: atrium |
| atrio {m} [architecture] | :: vestibule |
| atrio {m} [zoology] | :: atrium |
| a troche y moche {adv} [idiom] | :: all over the place; haphazardly |
| atrocidad {f} | :: atrocity |
| atrocísimo {adj} | :: superlative of atroz |
| atroden {adv} [vesre] | :: inside |
| atrofia {f} | :: atrophy |
| atrofiar {v} | :: to cause atrophy |
| atrofiar {vr} [atrofiarse] | :: to atrophy |
| atrofiarse {vr} [atrofiarse] | :: to atrophy |
| atrófico {adj} | :: atrophic |
| atrojar {vt} | :: to store in a granary |
| a trompicones {adv} [idiom] | :: in fits and starts |
| atronador {adj} | :: thunderous |
| atronar {v} | :: to thunder |
| atronar {v} | :: to deafen; stun |
| atropar {v} | :: to line up (troops) |
| atropelladamente {adv} | :: hastily |
| atropellado {adj} | :: hasty, in a rush |
| atropellamiento {m} | :: the act of running over a person in a car |
| atropellar {vt} | :: to run over; to drive over |
| atropellar {v} | :: to be abusive, to bully |
| atropello {m} | :: the act of running over a person in a car |
| atropello {m} | :: aggravation, blow |
| atropina {f} | :: atropine |
| atroz {adj} | :: atrocious, horrible, appalling |
| atrozmente {adv} | :: atrociously |
| Atte. {adv} | :: abbreviation of atentamente (commonly used as part of the signature in letters and e-mails in Spanish speaking countries) |
| atto- {prefix} | :: atto- |
| attogramo {m} | :: attogram |
| atuendo {m} | :: attire, clothing, dress |
| atuendo {m} | :: pomp, ostentation |
| atufar {v} | :: to vex |
| atufar {vi} | :: to stink, to reek |
| atún {m} | :: tuna (fish) |
| atún de zorra {m} | :: A traditional preparation of tuna in Alicante, Spain |
| atunera {f} | :: feminine noun of atunero |
| atunero {adj} | :: tuna [attributive] |
| atunero {m} | :: tuna fisherman |
| atunero {m} | :: tuna fishing boat |
| aturar {vt} | :: to close, to block |
| aturdidamente {adv} | :: stunningly |
| aturdido {adj} | :: bewildered, confused |
| aturdido {adj} | :: reckless |
| aturdimiento {m} | :: daze, stupor |
| aturdimiento {m} | :: stupefaction |
| aturdir {v} | :: to stun, to daze, to dumbfound |
| aturquesado {adj} | :: turquoisey |
| aturrullar {v} | :: to confound, bamboozle |
| aturullar {v} | :: alternative form of aturrullar |
| atusar {vt} | :: to trim |
| atusar {vt} | :: to prune |
| atutía {f} | :: tutty |
| a tutiplén {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in abundance |
| Auckland {prop} | :: Auckland (the largest conurbation in New Zealand) |
| audacia {f} | :: audacity |
| audacia {f} | :: boldness, daring |
| audaz {adj} | :: audacious, bold, daring |
| audazmente {adv} | :: boldly; daringly; audaciously (in an audacious manner) |
| audibilidad {f} | :: audibility |
| audible {adj} | :: audible |
| audición {f} | :: hearing (the act by which something is heard) |
| audición {f} | :: hearing (the sense used to perceive sound) |
| audición {f} | :: public entertainment, show: |
| audición {f} | :: concert (a musical entertainment in which several voices or instruments take part) |
| audición {f} | :: reading (an event at which written material is read aloud) |
| audición {f} | :: recital |
| audición {f} | :: audition (a performance, by an aspiring performer, to demonstrate suitability or talent) |
| audicionar {v} | :: to audition |
| audiencia {f} | :: audience |
| audiencia {f} | :: a tribunal of justice of a defined territory which hears its problems, cases and lawsuits |
| Audiencia {prop} {f} | :: The Audiencia Nacional, a high court of Spain |
| audiencia provincial {m} [Spain, legal] | :: provincial tribunal |
| audífono {m} | :: hearing aid |
| audífono {m} | :: earphone |
| audímetro {m} | :: audiometer |
| audio- {prefix} | :: audio- |
| audio {m} | :: audio |
| audiocomentario {m} | :: audio commentary |
| audioguía {f} | :: audio guide |
| audiolibro {m} | :: audiobook |
| audiología {f} | :: audiology |
| audiometría {f} | :: audiometry |
| audiomotor {adj} | :: audiomotor |
| audioprocesador {m} | :: audio processor |
| audiopsicofonología {f} | :: audio-psycho-phonology |
| audiovisual {adj} | :: audiovisual |
| auditable {adj} | :: auditable, verifiable |
| auditar {vt} | :: to audit |
| auditivamente {adv} | :: aurally |
| auditivo {adj} | :: auditory |
| auditor {m} | :: auditor (one who audits bookkeeping accounts) |
| auditora {f} | :: female equivalent of auditor |
| auditoría {f} | :: audit |
| auditorio {m} | :: auditorium |
| auditórium {m} | :: auditorium |
| auge {m} | :: boom, rise, growth |
| auge {m} [also, figurative] | :: peak, zenith, heyday |
| augita {f} [mineral] | :: augite |
| augmentar {v} | :: obsolete form of aumentar |
| Augsburgo {prop} {m} | :: Augsburgo (city) |
| augur {m} | :: augur |
| augural {adj} | :: prophetic |
| augurar {v} | :: to foretell |
| augurio {m} | :: augury, omen, sign |
| augustamente {adv} | :: augustly |
| augusteña {f} | :: feminine noun of augusteño |
| augusteño {adj} | :: Augustan (of or pertaining to Augusta, Georgia) |
| augusteño {adj} | :: Augustan (of or pertaining to any other city or town named Augusta) |
| augusteño {m} | :: Augustan (native or resident of Augusta, Georgia) |
| augusteño {m} | :: Augustan (native or resident of any city or town named Augusta) |
| Augustín {prop} {m} | :: given name, akin to Augustine. |
| augusto {adj} | :: august |
| Augusto {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| aula {f} | :: classroom |
| aulaga {f} | :: gorse (Ulex europaeus) |
| aulario {m} | :: classrooms; classroom area |
| áulico {adj} | :: aulic |
| aulita {f} | :: diminutive of aula |
| aullador {m} | :: howler |
| aulladora {f} | :: feminine noun of aullador |
| aullar {v} | :: to howl, bay |
| aullido {m} | :: howl, howling, ook, yip, yelp, yap |
| aulós {m} | :: aulos |
| a ultranza {adv} [idiom] | :: to the extreme; to the utmost |
| aum. {n} | :: abbreviation of aumentativo |
| aumentación {f} | :: augmentation |
| aumentado {adj} | :: augmented, increased |
| aumentador {m} | :: augmenter |
| aumentadora {f} | :: feminine noun of aumentador |
| aumentar {vi} | :: to increase, grow |
| aumentar {vt} | :: to increase, augment |
| aumentar {vt} | :: to enhance |
| aumentarse {v} | :: to accumulate; to increase |
| aumentarse {v} | :: to augment |
| aumentativo {adj} [grammar] | :: augmentative |
| aumentativo {m} [grammar] | :: augmentative |
| aumento {m} | :: increase |
| aumento {m} | :: raise |
| aun {adv} | :: even (implying an extreme example in the case mentioned) |
| aún {adv} | :: still, yet |
| a uña de caballo {adv} [idiom] | :: riding (a horse) as fast as one can |
| aunar {vt} | :: to join; to merge |
| aunar {vr} | :: to unite |
| aún así {adv} | :: anyway, even so |
| a una voz {adv} [idiomatic] | :: unanimously |
| aunque {conj} | :: though, although, even though, albeit |
| aunque {conj} | :: even if, irrespective of (followed by subjunctive verb form) |
| aunque la mona se vista de seda, mona se queda {proverb} | :: you can't make a silk purse from a sow's ear |
| a un tiempo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at the same time |
| aúpa {interj} | :: up! get up! |
| aúpa {interj} | :: come on, attaboy! |
| aupar {vt} | :: to lift or raise someone |
| aupar {vt} | :: to praise, to extol |
| auquénido {m} | :: laminoid |
| aura {f} | :: aura |
| aura {f} | :: The turkey vulture and related species in the genus Cathartes, carrion-eating birds native to the Americas |
| Aurelia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Aureliano {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Aurelio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| áureo {adj} | :: gold, golden |
| áureo {m} [historical, Ancient Rome] | :: aureus |
| aureola {f} | :: halo (luminous disc around the heads of saints) |
| aureola {f} [anatomy] | :: areola |
| aureola {f} [astronomy] | :: corona |
| aureolar {vt} | :: to halo |
| aurgitano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Jaén, Spain |
| aurgitano {m} | :: Someone from Jaén |
| auriazul {adj} [football] | :: Of or pertaining to Club Universidad Nacional, a Mexican soccer club |
| aurícula {f} [anatomy] | :: atrium (one of two upper chambers of the heart) |
| auriculado {adj} [obsolete] | :: auriculate |
| auricular {adj} | :: auricular (of or pertaining to the ear) |
| auricular {adj} | :: auricular (of or pertaining to the sense of hearing) |
| auricular {m} [used in plural] | :: earphones [a pair of small loudspeakers worn inside each outer ear or covering all or part of the ear, without a connecting band worn over head.] |
| auricular {m} | :: handset, earpiece, receiver [any of several electronic devices that receive signals and convert them into sound] |
| auricular {m} | :: auricular (finger) |
| auriculo- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: auriculo- |
| auriculoventricular {adj} [anatomy] | :: auriculoventricular |
| auriense {adj} | :: of or from Ourense |
| auriense {m} | :: someone from Ourense |
| aurífero {adj} | :: gold (attributive) |
| aurífero {adj} | :: auriferous |
| auriga {m} [poetic, literary] | :: charioteer |
| Auriga {prop} [constellation] | :: Auriga (constellation) |
| aurinegro {adj} [football, Paraguay] | :: Of or pertaining to Club Guarani, a soccer club from Asuncion, Paraguay |
| aurinegro {adj} [football, Argentina] | :: Of or pertaining to Club Olimpo, a soccer club from Bahía Blanca, Argentina |
| aurinegro {adj} [football, Uruguay] | :: Of or pertaining to Peñarol, a soccer club from Montevideo, Uruguay |
| aurinegro {m} [football, Paraguay] | :: A player, coach, fan, or other person associated with Club Guarani |
| aurinegro {m} [football, Argentina] | :: A player, coach, fan, or other person associated with Club Olimpo |
| aurinegro {m} [football, Uruguay] | :: A player, coach, fan, or other person associated with Peñarol |
| auriverde {adj} | :: Brazilian |
| aurora {f} | :: aurora |
| Aurora {prop} {f} [Roman god] | :: Aurora |
| Aurora {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| aurora austral {f} | :: aurora australis |
| aurora boreal {f} | :: aurora borealis |
| auroral {adj} | :: auroral |
| Auschwitz {prop} {m} | :: Auschwitz (city) |
| Auschwitz {prop} {m} | :: Auschwitz (concentration camp) |
| auscultación {f} | :: auscultation |
| auscultamiento {m} | :: examination |
| auscultar {v} [medicine] | :: to auscultate (to listen to internal organs) |
| auscultar {v} | :: to examine; to probe; to sound out |
| ausencia {f} | :: absence |
| ausencia {f} | :: absence seizure |
| ausentar {v} | :: to send away |
| ausentarse {vr} | :: to absent oneself |
| ausente {adj} | :: absent |
| ausentismo {m} | :: absenteeism, truancy |
| ausol {m} [El Salvador] | :: hot spring |
| Ausonio {prop} {m} | :: Ausonius (Roman poet) |
| auspiciador {m} | :: sponsor, supporter |
| auspiciador {adj} | :: sponsoring |
| auspiciadora {f} | :: feminine noun of auspiciador |
| auspiciante {adj} | :: auspicious |
| auspiciar {vt} | :: to sponsor |
| auspicio {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: the patronage or protection given by an entity; auspice |
| auspicio {m} | :: sign, omen |
| auspicios {mp} | :: auspices (the patronage and protection of some entity) |
| auspicios {mp} | :: plural of auspicio |
| auspiciosamente {adv} | :: favorably; conveniently |
| auspicioso {adj} | :: auspicious |
| austenita {f} [mineral] | :: austenite |
| austeramente {adv} | :: austerely |
| austericida {f} | :: end of austerity |
| austericidio {m} | :: austericide |
| austeridad {f} | :: austerity |
| austerísimo {adj} | :: superlative of austero |
| austero {adj} | :: austere |
| austinés {adj} | :: Austinite (of or pertaining to Austin, Texas) |
| austinés {m} | :: Austinite (native or resident of Austin, Texas) |
| austinesa {f} | :: feminine noun of austinés |
| austracismo {m} | :: loyalty or support towards Charles VI |
| austracista {mf} [historical] | :: a supporter of Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor during the War of the Spanish Succession |
| austracista {adj} [historical] | :: supporting Charles VI during the War of the Spanish Succession |
| austral {adj} | :: southern; austral (of, relating to, or coming from the south) |
| austral {m} | :: austral (short-lived Argentinian currency) |
| Australasia {prop} {f} | :: Australasia |
| Australia {prop} {f} | :: Australia (continent) |
| Australia Meridional {prop} {f} | :: Australia Meridional (state) |
| australiana {f} | :: feminine noun of australiano |
| australiano {adj} | :: Australian |
| australiano {m} | :: Australian (person) |
| Australia Occidental {prop} {f} | :: Australia Occidental (state) |
| australopiteco {m} | :: australopithecine (member of a group of extinct hominids) |
| Austrasia {prop} {f} | :: Austrasia |
| Austria {prop} {f} | :: Austria (country) |
| austriaca {f} | :: feminine noun of austriaco |
| austríaca {f} | :: feminine noun of austríaco |
| austriacista {mf} [historical] | :: A supporter of Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor as a candidate for the crown of Spain |
| austriaco {adj} | :: Austrian (relating to Austria) |
| austriaco {m} | :: Austrian (Austrian person) |
| austríaco {adj} | :: alternative form of austriaco |
| austríaco {m} | :: alternative form of austriaco |
| Austria-Hungría {prop} {f} | :: Austria-Hungary |
| austro {m} | :: south wind |
| austrohúngaro {adj} | :: Austro-Hungarian |
| austronesia {f} | :: feminine noun of austronesio |
| austronesio {adj} | :: Austronesian |
| austronesio {m} | :: Austronesian |
| autarcía {f} | :: alternative form of autarquía |
| autarquía {f} | :: autarchy |
| autárquico {adj} | :: autonomous, self-governed |
| autenticación {f} | :: authentication, verification |
| auténticamente {adv} | :: authentically |
| autenticar {vt} | :: to authenticate |
| autenticidad {f} | :: authenticity |
| auténtico {adj} | :: authentic, real, true (conforming to reality and therefore worthy of trust) |
| autentificación {f} | :: authentification |
| autentificar {vt} | :: to authenticate |
| autillo {m} | :: screech owl |
| autismo {m} [clinical psychology] | :: autism |
| autista {adj} | :: autistic |
| autista {mf} | :: autistic |
| autito {m} | :: diminutive of auto |
| auto- {prefix} | :: auto- |
| auto {m} [Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay] | :: car, automobile |
| auto {m} [legal, formal] | :: order, writ, resolution |
| autoabastecerse {vr} | :: to be self-sufficient |
| autoabastecimiento {m} | :: self-sufficiency |
| autoacceso {m} | :: synonym of centro de autoacceso |
| autoaceptación {f} | :: self-acceptance |
| autoadhesivo {adj} | :: self-adhesive |
| autoadiestrarse {v} | :: to train oneself |
| autoadjunto {adj} | :: self-adjoint |
| autoadministración {f} | :: self-administration |
| autoadministrarse {vr} | :: to self-administer |
| autoafirmación {f} | :: self-affirmation |
| autoafirmarse {vr} | :: to assert oneself |
| autoagresión {f} | :: self-harm |
| autoaislarse {vr} | :: to self-isolate |
| autoajustable {adj} | :: self-adjusting |
| autoalimentación {f} | :: self-feeding |
| autoalimentarse {vp} | :: to feed oneself |
| autoamnistía {f} | :: self-amnesty |
| autoamplificado {adj} | :: self-amplified |
| autoanálisis {m} | :: self-analysis |
| autoanalizarse {vp} | :: to analyze oneself |
| autoaniquilación {f} | :: self-annihilation |
| autoanticuerpo {m} | :: autoantibody |
| autoantónimo {adj} | :: contranymic |
| autoantónimo {m} | :: contranym, autoantonym |
| autoaplicarse {vr} | :: to use by oneself |
| autoaprendizaje {m} | :: self-learning |
| autoasignarse {vr} | :: to self-appoint |
| autoatentado {m} | :: attack on oneself; self-attack |
| autoayuda {f} | :: self-help |
| autobautizarse {vp} | :: to call oneself, dub oneself |
| autobiógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of autobiógrafo |
| autobiografía {f} | :: autobiography |
| autobiográfico {adj} | :: autobiographical |
| autobiógrafo {m} | :: autobiographer |
| autoblocante {adj} | :: limited-slip |
| autobloquearse {vr} | :: to block oneself |
| autoboicoteo {m} | :: self-boycotting |
| auto bomba {f} | :: car bomb |
| autobomba {m} | :: fire engine |
| autobombearse {v} | :: to blow one's own horn |
| autobombo {m} [Spain, colloquial] | :: self-aggrandizement, self-glorification, boasting, praising oneself with fanfare |
| autobronceador {adj} | :: self-tanning |
| autobús {m} | :: bus, coach |
| autobusera {f} | :: feminine noun of autobusero |
| autobusero {adj} | :: bus [attributive] |
| autobusero {m} | :: bus driver |
| autocalificación {f} | :: The describing of oneself (as something) |
| autocalificarse {v} | :: to describe oneself (as) |
| autocar {m} | :: motorcoach, bus, coach (vehicle) |
| autocaracterización {f} | :: auto-characterization |
| autocaravana {f} | :: motor home |
| autocargador {m} | :: forwarder |
| autocartera {f} | :: treasury stock |
| autocategorización {f} | :: self-categorisation |
| autocefalía {f} | :: autocephaly |
| autocéfalo {adj} | :: autocephalous |
| autocensura {f} | :: self-censure |
| autocensura {f} | :: self-censorship |
| autocensurarse {vr} | :: to self-censor |
| autocine {m} | :: drive-in (outdoor cinema) |
| autoclave {f} | :: autoclave |
| autocompasión {f} | :: self-compassion |
| autocompatibilidad {f} | :: self-compatibility |
| autocomplacencia {f} | :: self-satisfaction |
| autocomplacencia {f} | :: complacency |
| autocomplaciente {adj} | :: complacent |
| autocompletado {m} | :: autocomplete |
| autoconcepto {m} | :: self-concept |
| autoconciencia {f} | :: self-consciousness |
| autoconclusivo {adj} | :: self-contained; stand-alone |
| autoconducción {f} | :: self-driving |
| autoconducirse {vp} | :: to self-drive |
| autoconfianza {f} | :: self-confidence |
| autoconfiguración {f} | :: self-configuration |
| autoconocimiento {m} | :: self-discovery |
| autoconsciencia {f} | :: self-awareness |
| autoconsciente {adj} | :: self-aware |
| autoconservación {f} | :: self-preservation |
| autoconsiderarse {vp} | :: to consider oneself (as) |
| autoconsistencia {f} | :: self-consistency |
| autoconstrucción {f} [Spain] | :: autoconstruction |
| autoconsumir {v} | :: to consume (something self-produced) |
| autoconsumirse {vr} | :: to consume oneself |
| autoconsumo {m} | :: autoconsumption; self-consumption |
| autocontención {f} | :: self-restraint |
| autocontenido {adj} | :: self-contained |
| autocontrol {m} | :: self-control |
| autocontrolarse {v} | :: to control oneself (to keep one's behavior in check) |
| autoconvocarse {vr} | :: to set up a meeting oneself |
| autocopiable {adj} | :: like carbon paper |
| autocopiable {adj} | :: self-copying |
| autocoronado {adj} | :: self-styled, self-proclaimed |
| autocorrección {f} | :: autocorrection |
| autocorregir {vr} | :: to autocorrect |
| autocorrelación {f} | :: autocorrelation |
| autocracia {f} | :: autocracy |
| autócrata {mf} | :: autocrat |
| autocráticamente {adv} | :: autocratically |
| autocrático {adj} | :: autocratic |
| autocremarse {vp} | :: to set oneself on fire |
| autocrítica {f} | :: self-criticism |
| autocrítico {adj} | :: self-critical |
| autóctono {m} | :: autochthon |
| autóctono {adj} | :: autochthonous |
| autocuidado {m} | :: self-care |
| autoculpabilización {f} | :: self-blaming |
| autocultivo {m} | :: self-cultivation |
| autocumplido {adj} | :: self-fulfilling |
| autocuración {f} | :: self-cure |
| autodeclararse {vr} | :: to declare oneself (as) |
| autodefenderse {vr} | :: to defend oneself |
| autodefensa {f} | :: self-defence |
| autodefensivo {adj} [attributive] | :: self-defense |
| autodefinición {f} | :: self-definition |
| autodefinirse {v} | :: to define oneself, to self-proclaim]] |
| autodelatarse {v} | :: to betray oneself |
| autodenominación {f} | :: autonym |
| autodenominado {adj} | :: self-proclaimed, self-described |
| autodenominarse {v} | :: to self-appoint, to self-name |
| autodeportación {f} | :: self-deportation |
| autodepuración {f} | :: self-purification |
| autodesarrollo {m} | :: self-development |
| autodescartarse {vr} | :: to rule oneself out |
| autodescarte {m} | :: ruling oneself out |
| autodescribirse {vr} | :: to describe oneself |
| autodescubrimiento {m} | :: self-discovery |
| autodesignación {f} | :: self-designation |
| autodesprecio {m} | :: self-hate; self-loathing |
| autodestrucción {f} | :: self-destruction |
| autodestructible {adj} | :: self-destructing |
| autodestructivo {adj} | :: self-destructive |
| autodestruirse {vr} | :: to self-destruct |
| autodesvalorización {f} | :: self-devaluation |
| autodeterminación {f} | :: self-determination |
| autodeterminarse {vr} | :: to determine for oneself |
| autodidacta {adj} | :: self-taught |
| autodidacta {mf} | :: self-taught person |
| autodidactismo {m} | :: self-learning |
| autodireccional {adj} | :: self-directing |
| autodirigir {v} | :: To self-direct |
| autodisciplina {f} | :: self-discipline |
| autodisolución {f} | :: (voluntary) dissolution |
| autodisolverse {v} | :: to dissolve oneself, to break up |
| autodominio {m} | :: self-mastery, self control |
| autódromo {m} | :: racetrack |
| autodual {adj} [mathematics] | :: self-dual |
| autoedición {f} | :: desktop publishing |
| autoeditar {v} | :: to self-edit |
| autoeficacia {f} | :: self-efficacy |
| autoeliminarse {vr} [Latin America] | :: to kill oneself, to take one's own life |
| autoelogio {m} | :: self-praise |
| autoemplearse {vr} | :: to work for oneself |
| autoempleo {m} | :: self-employment |
| autoemprendedor {m} | :: self-made entrepreneur |
| autoenfoque {m} | :: autofocus |
| autoengañarse {vp} | :: to delude oneself |
| autoengaño {m} | :: self-delusion, self-deception |
| autoengrandecimiento {m} | :: self-aggrandizement |
| autoenmienda {f} | :: self-correction |
| autoensamblaje {m} | :: self-assembly |
| autoensamblarse {vr} | :: to self-assemble |
| autoentrevista {f} | :: self-interview |
| autoerótico {adj} | :: autoerotic |
| autoerotismo {m} | :: autoerotism (sexual activity involving oneself) |
| autoescala {f} | :: turntable ladder |
| autoescuela {f} | :: driving school |
| autoespacio {m} [linear algebra] | :: eigenspace |
| autoestado {m} | :: eigenstate |
| autoestima {f} | :: self-esteem |
| autoestop {m} | :: alternative spelling of autostop |
| autoestopista {mf} | :: alternative form of autostopista |
| autoestudio {m} | :: self-study |
| autoetnografía {f} | :: autoethnography |
| autoevacuarse {v} | :: to evacuate |
| autoevaluación {f} | :: self-evaluation |
| autoevaluarse {vr} | :: to evaluate oneself |
| autoexamen {m} | :: self-examination |
| autoexcluirse {v} | :: to exclude oneself |
| autoexclusión {f} | :: self-exclusion |
| autoexculpatorio {adj} | :: exculpatory |
| autoexigencia {f} | :: self-exigence |
| autoexigirse {vr} | :: to force or set oneself |
| autoexiliarse {vr} | :: to go into voluntary exile |
| autoexploración {f} | :: self-exploration |
| autoexploración {f} [chiefly medical] | :: self-examination |
| autoexplotarse {vr} | :: to self-exploit |
| autoexpresión {f} | :: self-expression |
| autofagia {f} | :: autophagy |
| autofecundación {f} | :: self-fecundation |
| autofelación {f} | :: autofellatio |
| autofértil {adj} | :: self-fertile |
| autoficción {f} | :: autofiction |
| autofinanciación {f} | :: self-financing |
| autofinanciamiento {m} | :: self-financing |
| autofinanciarse {v} | :: to self-finance, finance oneself |
| autoflagelación {f} | :: self-flagellation |
| autofocal {m} [Cuba] | :: An inspection of one's home or surroundings for mosquito larvae |
| autofoco {m} [photography] | :: autofocus |
| autoformación {f} | :: self-training |
| autofosforilación {f} | :: self-phosphorilation |
| autofoto {f} | :: selfie |
| autofunción {f} | :: autofunction |
| autogamia {f} | :: autogamy |
| autogeneración {f} | :: self-generation |
| autogenerado {adj} | :: automatically generated |
| autógeno {adj} | :: autogenic |
| autogestión {f} | :: self-management, self-determination |
| autogestionario {adj} | :: self-managed |
| autogestionarse {vr} | :: to self-manage, manage oneself |
| autogiro {m} | :: autogiro |
| autoglotónimo {m} [linguistics] | :: autoglottonym |
| autogobernado {adj} | :: self-governing |
| autogobernar {vr} | :: To self-govern |
| autogobernarse {v} | :: to self-govern |
| autogobierno {m} | :: self-government, autonomy |
| autogol {m} [football (soccer)] | :: own goal |
| autogolazo {m} [football] | :: amazing own goal |
| autogolpe {m} | :: autogolpe, autocoup, self-coup |
| autografiar {vt} | :: to autograph |
| autógrafo {adj} | :: handwritten (by the author) |
| autógrafo {m} | :: autograph |
| autoguiado {adj} | :: self-guided |
| autohipnosis {f} | :: self-hypnosis |
| autohomenaje {m} | :: self-homage |
| autoidentificación {f} | :: self-identification |
| autoidentificarse {vr} | :: to identify oneself |
| autoignición {f} | :: autoignition |
| autoimagen {f} | :: self-image |
| autoimponerse {vr} | :: to enjoin oneself |
| autoimpuesto {adj} | :: self-imposed |
| autoincompatibilidad {f} | :: self-incompatibility |
| autoinculpación {f} | :: self-incrimination |
| autoinculparse {v} | :: to incriminate oneself, to own up to something |
| autoinculpatorio {adj} | :: self-incriminating |
| autoinducción {f} | :: self-induction |
| autoindulgencia {f} | :: self-indulgence |
| autoinfligido {adj} | :: self-inflicted |
| autoinflingido {adj} | :: self-inflicted |
| autoinmolación {f} | :: self-immolation |
| autoinmolarse {vr} | :: to set fire to oneself, self-immolate |
| autoinmune {adj} [pathology, immunology] | :: autoimmune |
| autoinmunidad {f} [immunology] | :: autoimmunity |
| autoinmunitario {adj} | :: autoimmune |
| autoinstituyente {adj} | :: self-governing |
| autointerpretación {f} | :: self-interpretation (interpretation of oneself) |
| autoironía {f} | :: self-irony, making fun of oneself |
| autojustificación {f} | :: self-justification |
| autolavado {m} [Mexico, Colombia, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Venezuela] | :: carwash, car wash |
| autolesión {f} | :: self-harm |
| autolesionarse {v} | :: to injure oneself |
| autolimitación {f} | :: self-limitation, self-restraint |
| autolimitarse {vr} | :: to limit oneself |
| autoliquidación {f} [law] | :: self-assessment (of national taxes) |
| autolisis {f} [biology] | :: autolysis |
| autolisis {f} | :: suicide |
| autolítico {adj} | :: autolytic |
| autólogo {adj} | :: autologous |
| autolote {m} [Honduras, Nicaragua] | :: car dealership |
| automac {m} [Latin America] | :: drive-through (window of a restaurant where food can be purchased) |
| automaquillaje {m} | :: Putting on one's own makeup |
| automarginación {f} | :: self-margining |
| automarginarse {vr} | :: to marginalise oneself |
| autómata {m} | :: automaton |
| automáticamente {adv} | :: automatically |
| automáticamente {adv} | :: mechanically |
| automaticidad {f} | :: automaticity |
| automático {adj} | :: automatic |
| automatismo {m} | :: automatism |
| automatización {f} | :: automation, automatization |
| automatizar {vt} | :: to automate, automatize/automatise |
| automedicación {f} | :: self-medication |
| automedicarse {v} | :: to self-medicate |
| automejora {f} | :: self-enhancement |
| automejorarse {vr} | :: to enhance or better oneself |
| automercado {m} [Caribbean] | :: supermarket |
| automoción {f} | :: automotive industry |
| automoción {f} | :: automotive science, automotive engineering |
| automonitorización {f} | :: self-monitoring |
| automorfismo {m} | :: automorphism |
| automotel {m} | :: motel |
| automotivación {f} | :: self motivation |
| automotor {adj} | :: automotive |
| automotor {adj} | :: automobile |
| automóvil {m} | :: automobile |
| automovilismo {m} | :: motor racing, auto racing, motorsport, autosport |
| automovilista {mf} | :: car driver |
| automovilístico {adj} [attributive] | :: automobile; Related to automobiles or automobile racing/auto racing |
| automutilación {f} | :: self-mutilation |
| automutilarse {v} | :: to self-harm |
| autónimo {m} | :: autonym |
| autónomamente {adv} | :: autonomously |
| autonombrado {adj} | :: self-proclaimed |
| autonombrarse {v} | :: to name oneself; declare oneself |
| autonomía {f} | :: autonomy |
| autonómicamente {adv} | :: autonomically |
| autonómico {adj} | :: autonomous |
| autonomismo {m} [politics] | :: separatism, autonomism |
| autonomista {f} | :: autonomist |
| autonomización {f} | :: autonomisation |
| autonomizar {v} | :: to autonomize |
| autónomo {adj} | :: autonomous |
| autónomo {adj} | :: self-employed, freelance |
| autónomo {m} | :: freelancer |
| autoorganización {f} | :: self-organization |
| autooxidación {f} | :: autoxidation |
| autopagarse {vr} | :: to pay oneself |
| autoparodia {f} | :: self-parody |
| autoparodiarse {vr} | :: to parody oneself |
| autoparódico {adj} | :: self-parodying, self-deprecating |
| autoparte {m} | :: car part |
| autopase {m} | :: a pass that gives and receives the same player ignoring the opposing to him/her obstructs |
| autopatrulla {m} | :: police car |
| autopercepción {f} | :: self-perception |
| autopieza {f} | :: car part |
| autopiloto {m} | :: autopilot |
| autopista {f} | :: motorway, freeway |
| autoplagio {m} | :: self-plagiarism |
| autopolinización {f} | :: self pollination |
| autoportante {adj} | :: self-supporting |
| autopostulado {adj} | :: self-nominated |
| autoprepararse {vr} | :: to prepare oneself |
| autopresentarse {vr} | :: to introduce oneself |
| autopreservación {f} | :: self-preservation |
| autoproclamación {f} | :: self-proclamation |
| autoproclamado {adj} | :: self-proclaimed |
| autoproclamarse {v} | :: To self-proclaim |
| autoproducción {f} | :: self-production |
| autoproducirse {v} | :: to self-produce |
| autoprogramarse {vr} | :: to programme oneself |
| autopromoción {f} | :: self-promotion |
| autopromocionarse {vr} | :: to promote oneself |
| autopropaganda {f} | :: self-propaganda |
| autopropagarse {v} | :: to spread oneself |
| autopropulsado {adj} | :: self-propelled |
| autoprotección {f} | :: self-protection |
| autoprotegerse {vr} | :: to protect oneself |
| autoprovocado {adj} | :: self-provoked |
| autopsia {f} | :: autopsy |
| autopublicación {f} | :: self-publication |
| autopublicar {v} | :: to self-publish |
| autor {m} | :: author |
| autora {f} | :: feminine noun of autor |
| autoral {adj} | :: authorial |
| autoreconocerse {vr} | :: to recognize oneself |
| autoregulación {f} | :: self-regulation |
| autoregularse {vr} | :: to self-regulate |
| autoría {f} | :: responsibility |
| autoría {f} | :: authorship |
| autorial {adj} | :: of or pertaining to authors or authorship |
| autoridad {f} [uncountable] | :: authority (the power to enforce rules or give orders) |
| autoridad {f} [countable] | :: authority (persons in command) |
| autoridad {f} [countable] | :: authority (a person accepted as a source of reliable information on a subject) |
| autor intelectual {mf} | :: mastermind; brains |
| autoritariamente {adv} | :: authoritatively |
| autoritario {adj} | :: authoritarian |
| autoritarismo {m} | :: authoritarianism |
| autoritativo {adj} [rare] | :: authoritative |
| autorización {f} | :: authorization |
| autorizadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of autorizado |
| autorizado {adj} | :: authorized |
| autorizado {adj} | :: definitive; authoritative |
| autorizante {adj} | :: authorizing |
| autorizar {vt} | :: to authorize |
| autorrealización {f} | :: self-realization |
| autorrealizarse {v} | :: to feel or be self-fulfilled |
| autorreconocerse {vr} | :: to distinguish or consider oneself |
| autorreconocimiento {m} | :: self-recognition |
| autorreferencia {f} | :: self-reference |
| autorreferencial {adj} | :: self-referential |
| autorreferencialidad {f} | :: self-referentiality |
| autorreflexión {f} | :: self-reflection |
| autorregresivo {adj} | :: autoregressive |
| autorregulación {f} | :: self-regulation |
| autorregularse {vr} | :: to self-regulate |
| autorreplicación {f} | :: self-replication |
| autorreplicante {adj} | :: self-replicating |
| autorreportarse {v} | :: to self-report |
| autorreproducirse {vr} | :: to self-reproduce |
| autorretratarse {vr} | :: to make a self-portrait |
| autorretrato {m} | :: self-portrait |
| autosabotearse {vr} | :: to sabotage oneself, engage in self-sabotage |
| autosacrificio {m} | :: self-sacrifice |
| autosanación {f} | :: self-cleansing |
| autosatisfacción {f} | :: self-satisfaction |
| autosecuestro {m} | :: self-kidnapping; self-abduction |
| autosellante {adj} | :: self-sealing |
| autoservicio {m} | :: self-service |
| autosimilaridad {f} | :: self-similarity |
| autosimilitud {f} [geometry] | :: self-similarity |
| autosoma {f} [genetics] | :: autosome |
| autosómico {adj} | :: autosomal |
| autosostenibilidad {f} | :: self-sufficiency |
| autosostenible {adj} | :: self-sustainable |
| autosostenido {adj} | :: self-sustained |
| autostop {m} | :: hitchhiking, hitch-hiking, hitching, thumbing a ride |
| autostopista {mf} | :: hitchhiker (a person who hitchhikes) |
| autosuficiencia {f} | :: self-sufficiency |
| autosuficiente {adj} | :: self-sufficient |
| autosugestión {f} | :: autosuggestion |
| autosuperación {f} | :: self-improvement |
| autosustentable {adj} | :: self-sustaining |
| autotanque {m} | :: A vehicle with a cargo tank |
| autotitulado {adj} | :: self-titled |
| autotitularse {vr} | :: to title oneself; to call oneself |
| autotomía {f} | :: autotomy |
| autotransformación {f} | :: self-transformation |
| autotransfusión {f} | :: autotransfusion |
| autotransporte {m} | :: trucking |
| autotrasplante {m} [surgery] | :: autotransplant |
| autótrofa {f} | :: feminine noun of autótrofo |
| autotrófico {adj} | :: autotrophic |
| autótrofo {m} | :: autotroph |
| autótrofo {adj} | :: autotrophic |
| autotutela {f} | :: self-defence |
| autovaciante {adj} | :: self-draining |
| autovalidismo {m} | :: autonomy; self-sufficiency |
| autovalor {m} [linear algebra] | :: eigenvalue |
| autovector {m} [linear algebra] | :: eigenvector |
| autoventa {f} | :: vending machine |
| autoverificación {f} | :: autoverification, self-verification |
| autovía {f} | :: motorway, freeway (main road) |
| autrigones {mp} | :: Autrigones |
| autumnal {adj} | :: autumnal |
| auvernés {adj} | :: Auvergnese |
| auvernés {m} | :: Auvergnese |
| auvernesa {f} | :: female equivalent of auvernés |
| Auvernia {prop} {f} | :: Auvernia (historical region) |
| auxiliador {adj} | :: auxiliary |
| auxiliador {m} | :: aider; first-aider |
| auxiliadora {f} | :: feminine noun of auxiliador |
| auxiliar {adj} | :: auxiliary, ancillary |
| auxiliar {adj} [accounting] | :: subsidiary |
| auxiliar {adj} | :: support (e.g. support staff) |
| auxiliar {mf} | :: assistant, attendant, steward, stewardess, aide |
| auxiliar {v} | :: to help, to aid |
| auxiliar de conversación {mf} | :: language assistant |
| auxiliar de vuelo {mf} | :: flight attendant |
| auxilio {m} | :: aid, help |
| auxina {f} [hormone] | :: auxin |
| auyama {f} [Venezuela, Colombia, Dominican Republic] | :: squash |
| av {n} | :: abbreviation of avenida |
| ava {mf} | :: Ava (denomination of Guaraní) |
| aval {m} | :: endorsement |
| aval {m} | :: countersignature |
| aval {m} | :: guarantee |
| avalador {adj} | :: underwriting; serving as a guarantor |
| avalador {m} | :: underwriter; guarantor |
| avaladora {f} | :: feminine noun of avalador |
| avalancha {f} | :: avalanche |
| avalancha {f} [figurative] | :: deluge, flood, spate, onslaught, outpouring, barrage |
| avalar {vt} | :: to endorse |
| avalentar {v} [rare] | :: to embolden |
| avalista {f} | :: guarantor |
| avalorar {v} | :: to evaluate; to value (set a value) |
| avalorar {v} | :: to revalue higher |
| avalorar {v} | :: to value (hold in high regard) |
| avalorar {v} | :: to encourage; to spur on |
| avaluar {vt} | :: synonym of valuar |
| avalúo {m} | :: valuation |
| avancarga {f} | :: muzzle-loading |
| avance {m} | :: advance |
| avance {m} | :: progress |
| avance {m} | :: advance payment |
| avante {adv} [nautical] | :: forward; ahead |
| avanzada {f} [military] | :: outpost |
| avanzadilla {f} | :: advance party, vanguard |
| avanzadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of avanzado |
| avanzado {adj} | :: advanced |
| avanzar {vt} | :: to advance (to make (something) happen at an earlier time or date) |
| avanzar {vi} | :: to advance (to move forwards) |
| avara {f} | :: feminine noun of avaro |
| ávara {f} | :: female equivalent of ávaro |
| avaramente {adv} | :: stingily, meanly |
| avaricia {f} | :: avarice, greed |
| avariciosamente {adv} | :: avariciously, stingily |
| avaricioso {adj} | :: avaricious, greedy |
| avariento {adj} | :: greedy |
| avaro {adj} | :: mean, stingy, miserly |
| avaro {adj} | :: avaricious, greedy |
| avaro {m} | :: miser |
| ávaro {m} | :: Avar (language) |
| ávaro {m} | :: Avar (person) |
| avasallador {adj} | :: overwhelming |
| avasallador {adj} | :: domineering |
| avasalladoramente {adv} | :: overwhelmingly |
| avasallamiento {m} | :: subjection |
| avasallante {adj} | :: overwhelming |
| avasallar {v} | :: to subdue, subjugate |
| avasallar {v} | :: to subject |
| avascular {adj} [medicine] | :: avascular |
| avatar {m} | :: avatar |
| avatar {m} | :: vicissitudes, ups and downs [plural] |
| avatara {m} | :: alternative form of avatar |
| avda. {f} | :: abbreviation of avenida (avenue) |
| avda {f} | :: abbreviation of avenida |
| ave {f} | :: bird |
| ave {f} [Chile] | :: fowl, poultry |
| ave {interj} [used when coming into a house] | :: hello, hail |
| ave {f} [Spain] | :: train |
| ave acuática {f} | :: waterbird |
| ave cantora {f} | :: songbird |
| a veces {adv} [idiomatic] | :: sometimes; occasionally; at times |
| avecilla {f} | :: diminutive of ave |
| avecinar {vt} | :: to bring near |
| avecinar {v} | :: to impend |
| avecindamiento {m} | :: the admittance as someone as a resident of a country |
| avecindar {v} | :: to admit as a resident |
| avecindar {vr} | :: to approach; come up |
| ave de corral {f} | :: poultry [usually plural] |
| ave del paraíso {f} | :: bird of paradise |
| ave de rapiña {f} | :: bird of prey |
| avefría {f} | :: lapwing (bird belonging to the subfamily Vanellinae) |
| avejentado {adj} | :: aged, old |
| ave lira {f} | :: lyrebird |
| avellana {f} | :: hazelnut |
| avellana {adj} | :: hazel (eye color) |
| avellanada {f} | :: a sort of sauce made with pounded hazelnuts |
| avellanada {f} [tannery] | :: oak peel |
| avellanar {m} | :: hazelnut grove |
| avellanar {v} [technical] | :: to countersink (create such a conical recess, a countersink) |
| avellanar {vp} | :: to get wrinkly and old |
| avellaneda {f} | :: hazelnut grove |
| avellano {m} | :: hazel tree (genus Corylus) |
| Avellino {prop} | :: Avellino (town and capital of Avellino) |
| Avellino {prop} | :: Avellino (province) |
| avemaría {m} | :: Hail Mary |
| avemaría {m} | :: Angelus |
| avemaría {m} | :: Hail Mary (act done in desperation with little chance of success) |
| ave marina {f} | :: seabird |
| ave martillo {m} | :: hammerkop |
| ave migratoria {f} | :: migratory bird |
| Avempace {prop} {m} | :: Avempace |
| avena {f} | :: oat |
| avena {f} | :: oats |
| avena {f} | :: oatmeal porridge |
| avenamiento {m} | :: drainage |
| avenate {m} | :: gruel |
| Avendaño {prop} | :: surname |
| avenencia {f} | :: agreement, deal |
| avenerado {adj} | :: Having shell-shaped decorations |
| avenida {f} | :: avenue |
| avenida {f} | :: flood |
| avenido {adj} | :: getting on in a certain manner |
| avenimiento {m} | :: agreement |
| avenir {vt} | :: to reconcile |
| avenir {vr} | :: to agree, accept |
| avenir {v} | :: to match |
| avenir {vi} [dated] | :: to happen |
| ave nocturna {f} [idiom] | :: night owl |
| aventadora {f} | :: thresher |
| aventajadamente {adv} | :: advantageously |
| aventajadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of aventajado |
| aventajar {vt} | :: to surpass |
| aventar {v} | :: to fan, blow, willow |
| aventar {v} | :: to throw, chuck |
| aventar {v} | :: to blow away |
| aventarse {vr} | :: to escape, to get out |
| aventi {f} [colloquial] | :: adventure |
| aventón {m} [Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Panama] | :: ride, lift |
| aventón {m} [Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru] | :: push |
| aventura {f} | :: adventure |
| aventura {f} | :: affair, fling (an adulterous relationship) |
| aventurar {v} | :: to risk |
| aventurar {v} | :: to venture, hazard (an opinion) |
| aventurarse {v} | :: reflexive of aventurar |
| aventurera {f} | :: feminine noun of aventurero |
| aventurerismo {m} | :: adventurism |
| aventurero {adj} | :: adventurous |
| aventurero {adj} | :: adventuresome |
| aventurero {m} | :: adventurer |
| aventurilla {f} | :: diminutive of aventura |
| aventurilla {f} [Mexico] | :: vermilion flycatcher (Pyrocephalus obscurus) |
| aventurismo {m} | :: adventurism |
| ave pasajera {f} | :: migrant, bird of passage |
| a ver {interj} | :: used to encourage or challenge; go! |
| a ver {interj} | :: indicates the need or desire of find out, verify or demonstrate; show me |
| a ver {interj} | :: let me see; let's see |
| aver {v} | :: obsolete spelling of haber |
| ave rapaz {f} | :: bird of prey (carnivorous bird) |
| ave rapiega {f} | :: synonym of ave rapaz |
| avergonzado {adj} | :: embarrassed |
| avergonzado {adj} | :: ashamed |
| avergonzante {adj} | :: nonstandard form of vergonzante |
| avergonzar {vt} | :: to shame |
| avergonzar {vt} | :: to embarrass |
| avergonzarse {vr} | :: to embarrass oneself, be ashamed |
| avería {f} | :: breakdown (a failure, particularly mechanical; something that has failed) |
| averiar {v} | :: to break (break down) |
| averiar {v} | :: to damage |
| averiar {vr} | :: to break down |
| averiguable {adj} | :: verifiable |
| averiguación {f} | :: inquiry, inquest |
| averiguar {vt} | :: to find out, to figure out, to work out |
| averiguar {vt} | :: to to dig up, to investigate |
| averiguar {vt} | :: to ascertain, to verify, to determine |
| avermectina {f} | :: avermectin |
| averno {m} [poetic] | :: underworld, hell |
| averroísmo {m} [philosophy] | :: Averroism |
| aversión {f} | :: aversion |
| avéstico {m} | :: Avestan |
| avestruz {m} | :: ostrich |
| avestruz de América {m} [dated] | :: rhea |
| avetarda {f} | :: alternative form of avutarda |
| avetorillo {m} | :: bittern |
| avetoro {m} | :: bittern (bird) |
| avezado {adj} | :: seasoned |
| ave zancuda {f} | :: wading bird |
| avezar {vt} | :: to accustom, inure, familiarize |
| aviación {f} | :: aviation |
| aviador {m} | :: aviator |
| aviadora {f} | :: feminine noun of aviador |
| aviano {adj} | :: avian |
| avíape {m} | :: hummingbird |
| avíape {m} | :: The bee hummingbird, a species of hummingbird, Mellisuga helenae, native to Cuba, noted for being the smallest living bird |
| aviar {adj} | :: avian (of or relating to birds) |
| aviar {v} | :: to get ready |
| aviar {v} | :: to prepare |
| aviar {v} | :: to hurry |
| aviario {adj} | :: avian |
| aviario {m} | :: aviary |
| Avicena {prop} {m} | :: Avicenna (a Persian polymath) |
| avícola {adj} | :: poultry |
| avicultor {m} | :: aviculturist |
| avicultura {f} | :: bird farming |
| ávidamente {adv} | :: avidly |
| avidez {f} | :: greed, avarice |
| avidez {f} | :: eagerness |
| ávido {adj} | :: eager, greedy |
| ávido {adj} | :: anxious |
| avieso {adj} | :: wicked, evil |
| avifauna {f} | :: avifauna, bird life |
| Ávila {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| Ávila {prop} {f} | :: Ávila (province) |
| Ávila {prop} {f} | :: Ávila (city) |
| avileño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Ciego de Ávila, Cuba |
| avileño {m} | :: Someone from the city of Ciego de Ávila, Cuba |
| avileño {m} | :: danewort, Sambucus ebulus |
| Avilés {prop} | :: Avilés (city) |
| avilesina {f} | :: feminine noun of avilesino |
| avilesino {adj} | :: Of or from Avilés |
| avilesino {m} | :: Someone from Avilés |
| avinagrar {vt} | :: to sour |
| avinagrar {vr} | :: to go/turn sour |
| Aviñón {prop} {m} | :: Aviñón (city) |
| avío {m} | :: provision |
| avío {m} | :: provisions for a shepherd |
| avío {m} | :: loan (to farmers) |
| avío {m} [in plural] | :: gear; kit |
| avión {m} | :: aeroplane, airplane, plane |
| avión {m} | :: martin, swallow |
| avión a reacción {m} | :: jet plane |
| avión cisterna {m} | :: tanker plane |
| avioncito {m} | :: diminutive of avión; small plane |
| avión común {m} | :: house martin |
| avión de caza {m} | :: fighter plane |
| avión de papel {m} | :: paper airplane |
| avioneta {f} | :: light aircraft |
| aviónica {f} | :: avionics |
| avisador {m} | :: messenger |
| avisadora {f} | :: feminine noun of avisador |
| avisar {vt} | :: to tell, to tip off, to notify, to inform |
| avisar {vt} | :: to warn |
| avisar {vt} | :: to ask for the services of (a professional) |
| aviso {m} | :: announcement |
| aviso {m} | :: warning |
| avispa {f} | :: wasp (any of many types of stinging flying insect resembling a hornet) |
| avispa {f} | :: crafty person; one who angers easily |
| avispa asiática {f} | :: Asian hornet |
| avispado {adj} | :: astute, sly, clever |
| avispar {vt} | :: to spur on; egg on |
| avispar {vt} | :: to make clever |
| avispero {m} | :: wasp nest |
| avispero {m} [colloquial] | :: complicated mess |
| avispilla {f} | :: diminutive of avispa |
| avispón {m} | :: hornet |
| avispón gigante asiático {m} | :: Asian giant hornet |
| avistaje {m} | :: sighting |
| avistamiento {m} | :: sighting, watching |
| avistar {vt} | :: to sight |
| avituallamiento {m} | :: provisions, supplies |
| avituallar {vt} | :: to supply with food, to provision |
| aviturismo {m} | :: bird tourism |
| aviturista {mf} | :: birdwatcher |
| avivamiento {m} [religion] | :: revival |
| avivar {vt} | :: to enliven, to fan, to stoke, to fuel |
| avivar {vp} | :: to wake up, get clever (become more aware) |
| avizor {adj} | :: observing |
| avizorar {vt} | :: to spy on |
| -avo {suffix} | :: added to a cardinal number to signify one portion of a whole divided into that number of pieces. Creates both nouns and adjectives |
| avocación {f} [legal] | :: callback |
| avocado {m} [Philippines] | :: avocado |
| avocar {v} [legal] | :: to advocate; to hear |
| avoceta {f} | :: avocet (any of four species of wading birds in the genus Recurvirostra) |
| avorazado {adj} | :: greedy |
| a voz en cuello {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at the top of one's voice |
| avtur {m} | :: jet fuel (fuel for jet planes) |
| a vuelo de pájaro {adv} [idiom] | :: as the crow flies |
| avulsión {f} | :: avulsion |
| avulsionar {v} | :: to avulse |
| avutarda {f} | :: bustard |
| avutarda magallánica {f} | :: upland goose |
| aweonado {adj} | :: eye dialect of ahuevonado |
| aweonao {adj} | :: eye dialect of ahuevonado |
| axedrez {m} | :: obsolete form of ajedrez |
| axial {adj} | :: axial |
| axialmente {adv} | :: axially |
| axila {f} [anatomy] | :: armpit |
| axila {f} [botany] | :: axil |
| axilar {adj} | :: axillary |
| axinita {f} [mineral] | :: axinite |
| axiología {f} | :: axiology |
| axiológico {adj} | :: axiological |
| axioma {m} [philosophy] | :: axiom (a truth based on an assumption) |
| axioma {m} [mathematics] | :: axiom (a fundamental assumption that serves as a basis for theorems) |
| axiomáticamente {adv} | :: axiomatically |
| axiomático {adj} | :: axiomatic |
| axiomatización {f} | :: axiomatization |
| AXJ {prop} | :: initialism of Acción por la Justicia Spanish political party |
| axocopaque {m} | :: teaberry |
| axón {m} | :: axon (nerve fibre) |
| axonal {adj} | :: axonal |
| axonema {m} | :: axoneme |
| axónico {adj} | :: axonic |
| axonométrico {adj} | :: axonometric |
| axonotmesis {f} [medicine] | :: axonotmesis |
| ay {interj} | :: Ah!, Alas! |
| ay {interj} | :: Woe! |
| ay {interj} | :: Expresses pain, sorrow, or surprise |
| aya {f} | :: feminine noun of ayo |
| ayacote {m} [Mexico] | :: alternative form of ayocote |
| ayacotli {m} [Mexico] | :: haricot |
| ayacuchana {f} | :: feminine noun of ayacuchano |
| ayacuchano {adj} | :: Of or from the Ayacucho Region of Peru |
| ayacuchano {m} | :: An inhabitant of the Ayacucho Region of Peru |
| Ayacucho {prop} | :: Ayacucho (region) |
| Ayacucho {prop} | :: Ayacucho (city) |
| ayahuasca {f} | :: ayahuasca |
| ayahuasca {f} | :: a psychotropic concoction prepared from said vine |
| ayahuasquera {f} | :: female equivalent of ayahuasquero |
| ayahuasquero {m} | :: someone who administers or uses ayahuasca; a shaman |
| Ayaria {prop} {f} | :: Ayaria (autonomous republic) |
| ayariana {f} | :: feminine noun of ayariano |
| ayariano {adj} | :: Adjaran (of or pertaining to Adjara, Georgia) |
| ayariano {m} | :: Adjaran (native or resident of Adjara, Georgia) |
| ayate {m} [Mexico] | :: A cloth made from the fiber of the maguey plant, similar to henequen or sisal |
| ayate {m} [historical] | :: A cloak-like garment made from this cloth |
| ayatola {m} | :: alternative form of ayatolá |
| ayatolá {m} | :: ayatollah |
| Áyax {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Ajax |
| ay ay ay {interj} | :: Used to acknowledge a mistake or surprise |
| ay ay ay {interj} | :: whoops-a-daisy |
| ayayay {interj} | :: owie, wow |
| ay, caramba {interj} [euphemism] | :: An interjection with an emotion equivalent to oh my gosh!, oh my God!, oh my goodness! |
| ay, caramba {interj} [euphemism] | :: by golly! (an interjection expressing surprise or pain) |
| ay de mí {interj} | :: woe is me |
| ayer {adv} | :: yesterday |
| ayer {m} | :: yesterday |
| ayer {m} [figuratively] | :: days gone by; yesteryear; the past |
| Ayerbe {prop} {m} | :: Ayerbe (town) |
| ayerbense {adj} | :: of or from Ayerbe |
| ayerbense {mf} | :: Someone from Ayerbe |
| aymara {adj} | :: alternative spelling of aimara |
| aymara {mf} | :: alternative spelling of aimara |
| aymara {m} | :: alternative spelling of aimara |
| Aymaraes {prop} | :: Aymaraes (province) |
| ayo {m} | :: Person who takes care of children; tutor |
| ayocote {m} | :: ayocote, runner bean |
| ayoreo {m} | :: Ayoreo |
| ayote {m} [Central America] | :: winter squash, pumpkin, cushaw, squash, cushaw pumpkin, Japanese pie pumpkin (Cucurbita argyrosperma) |
| ayotoste {m} [Mexican Indian] | :: armadillo |
| ayto. {m} | :: abbreviation of ayuntamiento |
| ayubí {adj} | :: Ayyubid |
| ayubí {mf} | :: Ayyubid |
| ayuda {f} | :: help, aid, assistance |
| ayuda {mf} | :: helper |
| ayuda de cámara {mf} | :: chamberlain; chambermaid; assistant |
| ayudadita {f} | :: diminutive of ayuda |
| ayudaíta {f} | :: diminutive of ayuda |
| ayudanta {f} | :: feminine noun of ayudante |
| ayudante {adj} | :: auxiliary |
| ayudante {mf} | :: helper, assistant |
| ayudantía {f} | :: assistantship (position of employment as an assistant) |
| ayudar {vt} | :: to help |
| ayudarse {v} | :: reflexive of ayudar |
| ayudita {f} | :: diminutive of ayuda |
| ayunador {adj} | :: that fasts |
| ayunador {m} | :: faster; someone who fasts |
| ayunar {vi} | :: to fast |
| ayuno {adj} | :: fasting (not having eaten) |
| ayuno {m} | :: fast (time without eating) |
| ayuntamiento {m} | :: city council, town council, council (a corporation or body of magistrates in cities and towns, corresponding to mayor and aldermen) |
| ayuntamiento {m} | :: city hall, town hall |
| ayuntar {v} [obsolete] | :: to join, to gather |
| ayuntar {vr} [obsolete] | :: to have sexual intercourse |
| ayurveda {m} | :: Ayurveda (traditional Hindu alternative medicine) |
| ayurvédico {adj} | :: Ayurvedic |
| ayuso {adv} [obsolete] | :: down |
| ayustar {vt} [nautical] | :: to splice (rope) |
| -aza {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -azo |
| azabache {m} | :: Jet; a form of compact, glistening coal often used in jewelry |
| azabache {adj} | :: Having a jet colour; of a deep black, and often glistening, colour |
| azada {f} | :: hoe (agricultural tool) |
| azadiractina {f} | :: azadirachtin |
| azadón {m} | :: hoe |
| azadonar {v} | :: to hoe |
| azadonazo {m} | :: A strike with a hoe |
| azafata {f} | :: [Spain] stewardess, flight attendant |
| azafata {f} | :: A person who provides assistance to attendees, customers, clients, etc.; a conference assistant, a customer service assistant, an events coordinator, a hostess, a receptionist, etc |
| azafate {m} | :: flat basket; tray |
| azafato {m} | :: flight attendant |
| azafato {m} | :: A person who provides assistance to attendees, customers, clients, and so forth; a conference assistant, a customer service assistant, a receptionist, etc |
| azafrán {m} | :: saffron crocus (Crocus sativus) |
| azafrán {m} | :: saffron |
| azafranado {adj} | :: saffron colored |
| azafranar {v} | :: to color saffron |
| azafranar {v} | :: to mix with saffron |
| azagaya {f} | :: assegai (weapon) |
| azahar {m} | :: orange blossom |
| azahar {m} | :: lemon blossom |
| azalea {f} | :: azalea |
| azálea {f} [Mexico] | :: alternative form of azalea |
| azar {m} | :: luck, chance |
| azar {m} | :: misfortune, accident |
| azar {m} | :: obstacle, hazard |
| azar {m} [games] | :: losing card, losing throw |
| azar {m} | :: cushion side of a billiard pocket |
| azarar {v} | :: to alarm, to frighten |
| azarar {vr} | :: to blush; go red |
| azarbe {m} | :: irrigation ditch |
| azarosamente {adv} | :: randomly |
| azaroso {adj} | :: unlucky, unfortunate |
| azaroso {adj} | :: random |
| azatioprina {f} | :: azathioprine |
| Azawad {prop} {m} | :: Azawad (former breakaway country) |
| azawadí {adj} | :: Azawadi (of or pertaining to Azawad, a name given to northern Mali by Tuareg rebels, as well as a former short-lived unrecognised proto-state) |
| azawadí {mf} | :: Azawadi (native or resident of Azawad, especially those who support the Tuareg rebels) |
| Azawakh {m} | :: Azawakh (dog breed) |
| Azcapotzalco {prop} | :: Azcapotzalco |
| azdárquido {m} | :: azhdarchid |
| azelastina {f} | :: azelastine |
| azeótropo {m} | :: azeotrope |
| Azerbaiyán {prop} {m} | :: Azerbaiyán (country) |
| azerbaiyana {f} | :: feminine noun of azerbaiyano |
| azerbaiyano {adj} | :: Azerbaijani (pertaining to Azerbaijan) |
| azerbaiyano {m} | :: Azerbaijani (person) |
| azerí {adj} | :: Azeri (language) |
| azerí {adj} | :: Azeri (of or pertaining to the Azeri people) |
| azerí {m} | :: Azeri language |
| azerí {m} | :: Azeri (person) |
| azerí {mf} | :: ethnic Azeri; Azerbaijani |
| -azgo {suffix} | :: Forms the office of the base word |
| -azgo {suffix} | :: Forms the effect or condition of the base word |
| ázia {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of hacia |
| azida {f} | :: azide |
| ázimo {adj} | :: alternative spelling of ácimo |
| azimut {f} | :: alternative spelling of acimut |
| azimutal {adj} | :: alternative spelling of acimutal |
| azina {f} [organic compound] | :: azine |
| azitromicina {f} | :: azithromycin |
| Aznar {prop} {?} | :: surname |
| aznarismo {m} | :: The policies or political philosophy of José María Aznar, former prime minister of Spain |
| aznarista {mf} [Spain, politics] | :: A supporter of Spanish Prime Minister José María Aznar |
| aznarista {adj} [Spain, politics] | :: Relating to José María Aznar or those who support him |
| aznarita {adj} | :: of, related to, or supporting, José María Aznar (Spanish politician) |
| aznarita {mf} | :: supporter of José María Aznar |
| -azo {suffix} | :: Forming augmentatives; words expressing greatness or size |
| -azo {suffix} | :: Forming pejoratives; words emphasizing contempt for a subject |
| -azo {suffix} | :: Forming words expressing a hit or strike |
| -azo {suffix} | :: Forming words expressing suddenness or brevity |
| azoderivado {m} [chemistry] | :: azo compound |
| ázoe {m} [chemistry] | :: nitrogen |
| azófar {m} | :: brass |
| azogar {v} | :: to silver |
| azogue {m} [chemistry] | :: mercury |
| azogueña {f} | :: feminine noun of azogueño |
| azogueño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Azogues in Ecuador |
| azogueño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Azogues in Ecuador |
| azoico {adj} | :: azoic |
| azolvar {vt} | :: to clog something, particularly a pipe or conduit |
| azooxantelado {adj} [zoology] | :: azooxanthellate |
| azor {m} [ornithology] | :: a goshawk bird |
| azorado {adj} | :: alarmed |
| azoramiento {m} | :: startling |
| azorar {vt} | :: to startle |
| Azores {prop} {fp} | :: the Azores |
| azotacalles {m} | :: flaneur, wanderer |
| azotador {m} | :: one who whips; whipper |
| azotador {m} | :: thresher shark |
| azotaina {f} [colloquial] | :: beating, thrashing |
| azotamiento {m} | :: flogging, whipping |
| azotar {v} | :: to whip, flog |
| azote {m} | :: whip, lash, scourge (multi-tailed whip, especially when used by flagellants for mortification of the sinful flesh) |
| azote {m} [countable] | :: lash (stroke with a whip) |
| azote {m} [uncountable] | :: spanking, licking, thrashing (severe beating) |
| azote {m} | :: calamity, scourge (event that causes great trouble and suffering, such as pestilence) |
| azotea {f} | :: roof terrace, rooftop, flat roof |
| azotea {f} [colloquial] | :: bonce, noggin (human head) |
| azoxistrobin {f} | :: azoxystrobin |
| azpeitiarra {adj} | :: Of or from Azpeitia |
| azpeitiarra {mf} | :: Someone from Azpeitia |
| Azrael {prop} {m} | :: Azrael (angel of death) |
| azteca {adj} | :: Aztec |
| azteca {mf} | :: Aztec |
| aztequismo {m} | :: nahuatlism |
| Azuay {prop} | :: Azuay |
| azuayo {adj} | :: From Azuay, Ecuador |
| azúcar {mf} | :: sugar |
| azucarar {v} | :: to sugar; to add sugar to |
| azúcar en polvo {m} [Colombia] | :: icing sugar |
| azucarera {f} [Argentina] | :: sugar bowl |
| azucarera {f} | :: sugar jar [most places except Argentina] |
| azucarera {f} | :: sugar factory |
| azucarero {adj} | :: pertaining or related to sugar |
| azucarero {m} | :: sugar bowl |
| azucarero {m} | :: sugar jar |
| azúcar flor {m} | :: powdered sugar |
| azúcar glas {m} | :: powdered sugar |
| azucarillo {m} | :: sugar lump |
| azúcar impalpable {m} [Argentina] | :: icing sugar |
| azúcar morena {m} | :: synonym of azúcar moreno |
| azúcar moreno {m} | :: brown sugar |
| azucena {f} | :: lily |
| Azucena {prop} {f} | :: given name, comparable to the English Lily |
| azuche {m} | :: the pointed end of a pole |
| azud {m} | :: waterwheel |
| azud {m} | :: dam |
| azuda {f} | :: waterwheel |
| azuda {f} | :: dam |
| azuela {f} | :: adze |
| azuerense {adj} | :: Of or from the Azuero Peninsula in Panama |
| azuerense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the Azuero Peninsula in Panama |
| azufaifa {f} | :: jujube (tree) |
| azufrado {adj} | :: sulphuric, sulphurous |
| azufrar {vt} | :: to sulfur (to treat with sulfur) |
| azufrar {vt} | :: to bleach |
| azufre {m} | :: sulfur |
| azul {adj} | :: blue |
| azul {m} | :: blue |
| azulado {adj} | :: bluish, blue colored |
| azular {vt} | :: to dye blue |
| azulcrema {adj} | :: Of or related to Club América, a soccer club from Mexico City |
| azulcrema {mf} | :: Someone connected to Club América, as a player, coach, fan etc |
| azul de cobalto {m} | :: cobalt blue |
| azulear {vi} | :: to turn blue |
| azulejar {vt} | :: to tile (to cover with tiles) |
| azulejera {f} | :: feminine noun of azulejero |
| azulejería {f} | :: the art of laying azulejos |
| azulejero {m} | :: A maker of azulejo tiles |
| azulejo {adj} | :: blue colored |
| azulejo {m} | :: tile (of a wall or floor) |
| azulejo {m} | :: indigo bunting, Passerina cyanea |
| azulejo {m} | :: cornflower, Centaurea cyanus |
| azuleña {f} | :: feminine noun of azuleño |
| azulenco {adj} | :: somewhat blue, bluish |
| azuleño {adj} | :: Of or from Azul |
| azuleño {m} | :: Someone from Azul |
| azulgrana {adj} | :: blue and scarlet |
| azulgrana {adj} [football, attributive] | :: of or relating to FC Barcelona, a football club from Barcelona |
| azulino {adj} | :: blueish |
| azulísimo {adj} | :: superlative of azul |
| azul marino {adj} | :: navy blue |
| azul marino {m} | :: navy blue |
| azulón {m} | :: mallard (duck) |
| azuloso {adj} | :: bluish |
| azul-petróleo {adj} | :: teal (color) |
| azul-petróleo {m} | :: teal (color) |
| azul ruso {m} | :: Russian Blue (cat breed) |
| azúmbar {m} | :: water plantain, Damasonium alisma |
| azúmbar {m} | :: spikenard |
| azumbre {m} | :: An ancient measure of volume of liquids used in Castile, equivalent to 2.016 litres |
| azur {adj} | :: azure (sky-blue coloured) |
| azur {adj} [heraldry] | :: azure |
| azurita {f} | :: Azurite: a soft, deep blue copper mineral |
| azuzador {m} | :: inciter |
| azuzar {v} | :: to incite |
| azuzar {v} | :: to egg on, urge |
| azzurri {mp} | :: The Italian football team |