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| h {letter} | :: letter |
| H {letter} | :: The eighth letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| Haapsalu {prop} | :: Haapsalu (town) |
| Haarlem {prop} | :: Haarlem (city/and/capital) |
| haba {f} | :: broad bean, horse bean (Fabaceae, Vicia faba) |
| haba {f} | :: bean (cocoa, coffee, etc.) |
| haba {f} | :: ballot ball |
| haba {f} | :: nodule (in stone) |
| haba {f} | :: nugget of ore (with gangue) |
| haba {f} | :: bump (caused by insect bite) |
| haba {f} [veterinary] | :: equine palatitis (disease of horses) |
| Habacuc {prop} {m} | :: Habakkuk (book) |
| Habacuc {prop} {m} | :: Habakkuk (prophet) |
| habado {adj} [veterinary] | :: suffering equine palatitis |
| habado {adj} | :: spotted, dapple (having spots on the skin) |
| habado {adj} | :: multicolored (of chicken) |
| Habana {prop} | :: only used in La Habana |
| habanera {f} | :: habanera (music style and dance) |
| habanera {f} | :: feminine noun of habanero |
| habanero {adj} | :: native or related to Havana |
| habanero {m} | :: an inhabitant or native of Havana |
| habanero {m} | :: a variety of hot chilli pepper |
| habano {adj} | :: Havanan |
| habano {m} | :: Havana cigar |
| habar {m} | :: bean patch |
| habas fritas {fp} | :: deep fried or roasted broad beans, popular in Spain. They can be eaten with a large selection of foods or as a snack on their own |
| habeas {particle} | :: only used in habeas corpus |
| hábeas corpus {m} [legal] | :: habeas corpus |
| habénula {f} [anatomy] | :: habenula |
| habenular {adj} [anatomy] | :: habenular |
| haber {v} [auxiliary verb taking past participle to build various perfect tenses] | :: to have |
| haber {v} | :: to hold; to possess |
| haber {v} [impersonal, in third person singular only] | :: to exist; “there is”, “there are” (hay); “there was”, “there were” (había) |
| haber {v} [with “de” + infinitive] | :: to have to do |
| haber {v} | :: used to denote a past obligation |
| haber {m} | :: asset |
| haber {m} | :: history |
| haber {m} | :: credit side |
| haber gato encerrado {v} [idiom, impersonal] | :: To have something fishy going on |
| haber gato encerrado {v} [idiom, impersonal] | :: To have a catch; a concealed condition or difficulty |
| habérselas con {v} [idiom] | :: to deal with; to be up against |
| había una vez {phrase} [used at the beginnings of fairytales] | :: once upon a time |
| habichuela {f} [Castilla La Mancha, Murcia, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico] | :: bean plant |
| habichuela {f} [Castilla La Mancha, Murcia, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico] | :: bean seed |
| habichuela {f} [Canarias, Andalusia, Cuba, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela] | :: green bean |
| habida cuenta de {prep} | :: given, in view of, in light of, taking account of, in the face of |
| habida cuenta de {prep} | :: because of, having regard to, owing to, due to |
| habido y por haber {adj} [idiomatic] | :: under the sun, imaginable |
| habiente {mf} [formal, legal] | :: holder, haver |
| hábil {adj} | :: suitable, able |
| hábil {adj} | :: deft, skillful |
| habilidad {f} | :: ability, skill |
| habilidosamente {adv} | :: skilfully |
| habilidoso {adj} | :: skilled, talented |
| habilísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of hábilmente |
| habilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of hábil |
| habilitación {f} | :: enablement |
| habilitación {f} | :: financing |
| habilitación {f} | :: authorization |
| habilitante {adj} | :: habilitating |
| habilitar {v} | :: to enable (to give strength or ability to) |
| habilitar {v} | :: to enable (to activate a function of an electronic or mechanical device) |
| habilitar {v} [business] | :: to finance |
| hábilmente {adv} | :: ably, skillfully, cleverly |
| habiloso {adj} | :: dexterous, skillful, adroit |
| habita {f} | :: short for habitación |
| habitabilidad {f} | :: habitability |
| habitable {adj} | :: habitable, inhabitable |
| habitación {f} | :: room (separate part of a building) |
| habitación {f} | :: bedroom (room with a bed for sleeping) |
| habitación {f} | :: habitation (the act of inhabiting) |
| habitación {f} | :: habitat (place where an organism occurs) |
| habitacional {adj} | :: habitational |
| habitacional {adj} | :: habitable |
| habitáculo {m} | :: interior, passenger compartment (of an automobile) |
| habitáculo {m} | :: living space, habitacle |
| habitador {m} | :: liver; inhabitant |
| habitadora {f} | :: feminine noun of habitador |
| habitante {adj} | :: inhabiting; said of something that inhabits |
| habitante {mf} | :: inhabitant |
| habitar {v} | :: to inhabit, to live or dwell in / on |
| hábitat {m} | :: habitat |
| hábito {m} | :: Habit (of a monk) |
| hábito {m} | :: Habit, custom |
| hábito {m} | :: Military rank |
| hábito {m} | :: Insignia (indicating a military rank) |
| hábito {m} [mineralogy] | :: Habit (of a crystal) |
| habituación {f} | :: habituation |
| habitual {adj} | :: habitual |
| habitual {m} [Louisiana] | :: beans |
| habitualidad {f} | :: regularity |
| habitualmente {adv} | :: habitually, normally |
| habituar {vtp} | :: to be inured to, be accustomed to [by habit] |
| habitud {f} [obsolete] | :: habit |
| habitué {m} | :: habitué; regular |
| habla {f} | :: speech (faculty of speech) |
| habla {f} | :: speaking (action) |
| habladera {f} [Central America, Caribbean, colloquial] | :: prattle; droning; blabbering |
| hablador {adj} | :: talkative |
| hablador {m} | :: talker, speaker |
| habladuría {f} | :: gossip, rumor |
| habladurías {fp} | :: gossip, rumors, hearsay |
| habla inglés {phrase} [formal] | :: do you speak English? |
| hablando del rey de Roma {phrase} [idiom] | :: speak of the devil |
| hablante {adj} | :: speaking |
| hablante {mf} | :: speaker (one who speaks) |
| hablante nativa {f} | :: feminine noun of hablante nativo |
| hablante nativo {m} | :: native speaker |
| hablar {vi} | :: to talk; to speak; to communicate using words |
| hablar {vt} | :: to speak (a language) |
| hablar como un papagayo {v} [simile] | :: to parrot (repeat what was said without thinking) |
| hablar como un papagayo {v} [simile] | :: to chatter |
| hablar en general {v} [idiom] | :: To generalize; to paint with a broad brush |
| hablar por los codos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to run one's mouth off; to run off at the mouth; to talk nonstop |
| hablarse {v} | :: reflexive of hablar |
| hablas inglés {phrase} [colloquial] | :: do you speak English? |
| hablilla {f} | :: gossip; rumour |
| hablista {mf} | :: good or elegant speaker |
| habón {m} | :: A raised bump, a wheal |
| hace {adv} | :: ago, has been (Note: unlike in English, hace precedes the number.) |
| hace {prep} | :: in |
| hace {prep} | :: before |
| hace {prep} | :: after |
| hacedero {adj} | :: doable, feasible |
| hacedor {m} | :: maker |
| hacedora {f} | :: feminine noun of hacedor |
| hacelotodo {m} | :: handyman; jack of all trades |
| hacendada {f} | :: feminine noun of hacendado |
| hacendado {m} | :: landowner |
| hacendar {v} | :: to transfer (property, ownership, etc.) to someone |
| hacendario {adj} | :: financial, relating to the treasury |
| hacendista {mf} | :: economist |
| hacendoso {adj} | :: punctilious in domestic matters; house-proud |
| hacer {v} | :: to do |
| hacer {v} | :: to make (something) |
| hacer {v} | :: to make (eg. someone do something or feel a certain way.) |
| hacer {v} | :: to play (a part in a play) |
| hacer {vr} | :: to become; to get |
| hacer {vr} | :: to get used to |
| hacer {vr} | :: to sham, dissimulate |
| hacer {m} | :: doing, action |
| hacera {f} [obsolete] | :: sidewalk; pavement |
| hacer acto de presencia {v} [idiom] | :: to show up; turn up; rear one's ugly head |
| hacer ademán de {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make as if to |
| hacer agua {v} | :: to let in water, to leak |
| hacer agua {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be flawed, to be riddled with holes, to not hold water |
| hacer alarde {v} [idiomatic] | :: to flaunt, to show off |
| hacer a pelo y pluma {v} [idiom] | :: to swing both ways; to bat for both sides; to be AC/DC (bisexual) |
| hacer barra {phrase} [idiom, colloquial, El Salvador] | :: root for, cheer on a person or team |
| hacer barra {phrase} [idiom, colloquial, El Salvador] | :: accompany, come along with somebody |
| hacer brindis al sol {v} [idiomatic] | :: to play to the gallery |
| hacer buenas migas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to get along (to interact or coexist well, without argument or trouble) |
| hacer bulto {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make up the numbers |
| hacer caja {v} [idiomatic] | :: to cash up |
| hacer calceta {v} [idiomatic] | :: to knit; do knitting |
| hacer campana {v} [idiom] | :: to play hookey |
| hacer campanas {v} [idiom] | :: to play hookey |
| hacer carrera {v} [idiom] | :: to thrive; make a killing |
| hacer caso {v} | :: to obey, to do what is said |
| hacer caso {v} | :: to pay attention, to take notice |
| hacer caso {v} | :: to reciprocate (sentimentally) |
| hacer caso omiso {v} [idiom] | :: to turn a blind eye; look the other way |
| hacer caso omiso {v} [idiom] | :: to ignore, to disregard (+ de) |
| hacer clic {v} | :: to click a computer mouse |
| hacer cola {v} [idiomatic] | :: to line up, queue up |
| hacer cosquillas {v} | :: to tickle |
| hacer cumplir {v} | :: to enforce (make comply) |
| hacer cumplir {vp} | :: to be enforced |
| hacer de cuenta {v} [idiom, especially, Latin America] | :: to pretend |
| hacer de cuerpo {v} [idiom] | :: to move one's bowels (defecate) |
| hacer de su capa un sayo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to do whatever one fancies, to do as one pleases |
| hacer de tripas corazón {v} [idiom] | :: To pull oneself together |
| hacer eco de {v} [idiom] | :: to echo (something said by another) |
| hacer el amor {v} [sex] | :: to make love, have sex |
| hacer el caldo gordo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make things easy (for someone) |
| hacer el canelo {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: to play the fool |
| hacer el círculo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to go round in circles |
| hacer el fuchi {v} [idiom, Mexico] | :: to snub; turn up one's nose (at) |
| hacer el ganso {v} [idiom] | :: to clown around; prat about |
| hacer el ojo {v} [idiom] | :: to give the evil eye |
| hacer el pino {v} [idiomatic] | :: to do a handstand |
| hacer el primo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be a sucker; to be easily fooled |
| hacer el quite {v} [idiomatic] | :: to avoid, to slip by |
| hacer el vacío {v} [idiomatic] | :: to give the cold shoulder |
| hacer falta {v} | :: to be necessary, have need of |
| hacer gala {v} [idiomatic] | :: to show off |
| hacer gancho {v} [idiom, Chile, Argentina] | :: to set up, pair off, matchmake (join two people into a relationship) |
| hacer historia {v} [idiom] | :: to make history |
| hacer la cama {v} | :: to make the bed |
| hacer la cama {v} | :: to conspire against someone |
| hacer la chancha {v} [Andes] | :: To play hookey |
| hacer la cimarra {v} [idiom] | :: to play hookey |
| hacer la cobra {v} [idiomatic] | :: To pull away (from a kiss) by leaning away; To back away (from a kiss) by leaning away |
| hacer la corte {vt} [idiomatic] | :: to suck up (to) |
| hacer la estrecha {v} [colloquial, idiomatic] | :: to play hard to get |
| hacer la gamba {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: to play the fool; piss around |
| hacer la pelota {v} [idiomatic] | :: to suck up; brownnose |
| hacer la puñeta {v} [idiomatic] | :: to bug; piss off; get someone's goat |
| hacer las paces {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make peace, to make amends, to make up |
| hacer la tijera {v} [idiom, sex] | :: alternative form of hacer la tijereta |
| hacer la tijera {v} [idiom] | :: Accidentally turn the cab of an articulated truck |
| hacer la tijereta {v} [idiom, sex] | :: to scissor |
| hacer la vista gorda {v} [idiomatic] | :: to turn a blind eye, to shut one's eyes, to look the other way |
| hacer leña del árbol caído {v} [idiomatic] | :: to kick someone when they are down |
| hacer llegar {v} [idiomatic] | :: to convey, send, pass, give |
| hacer mangas y capirotes {v} [idiom] | :: to completely ignore; send to Coventry |
| hacer maravillas {v} [idiom] | :: to work wonders |
| hacer méritos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to strive for recognition |
| hacer novillos {v} [idiom] | :: to play truant, to skip school, to play hooky, to skive |
| hacer oídos sordos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to turn a deaf ear |
| hacer ojitos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to flutter eyelashes |
| hacer papilla {v} [idiomatic] | :: to blow to smithereens, blow to bits, blow to pieces |
| hacer partícipe {v} [idiomatic] | :: to share news (of) |
| hacer pata ancha {v} [Argentina, Uruguay, colloquial, idiomatic] | :: to face a danger or difficulty |
| hacer pellas {v} [idiom] | :: play truant (to be absent from school without permission) |
| hacer perro muerto {v} [idiom, Chile, Peru] | :: to dine and dash |
| hacer pie {v} [idiom] | :: to touch the bottom (of a body of water, with one's feet) |
| hacer pipí {v} [idiom] | :: to take a leak; to urinate |
| hacer pirola {v} [Aragón, idiom] | :: to play truant, to skip school, to play hooky |
| hacer por escrito {v} [idiomatic] | :: to put into words |
| hacer pucheros {v} [idiomatic] | :: to pout; make a face |
| hacer puente {v} [figuratively] | :: To take a long weekend; to take an extra day off work in addition to a public holiday that falls on a Thursday or Tuesday, or between two public holidays, thereby making a four-day weekend |
| hacer sábado {v} [idiomatic] | :: to do one's spring cleaning |
| hacerse a la mar {v} [nautical, ] | :: to embark; to set sail |
| hacerse cargo {v} | :: to take charge |
| hacerse cargo {v} | :: to take charge of (+ de) |
| hacerse eco de {v} [idiom] | :: to echo (something said by another) |
| hacerse el duro {v} [idiomatic] | :: to act tough |
| hacerse el leso {v} [Chile, idiom] | :: to play the fool |
| hacerse el muerto {v} [idiom] | :: to play dead |
| hacerse el pendejo {v} [idiom, vulgar, Latin America] | :: to play the fool; piss around |
| hacerse el sueco {v} [idiomatic] | :: to play the fool (act dumb or stupid) |
| hacerse humo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to vanish into thin air; to disappear |
| hacerse la muerte {v} [idiomatic] | :: to play dead |
| hacerse la picha un lío {v} [idiom, colloquial] | :: get one's knickers in a twist |
| hacerse la rata {v} [idiom, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: to play hookey |
| hacerse lenguas de {v} [idiom] | :: to praise to the skies |
| hacerse pajas {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: beat off, jerk off, wank |
| hacerse pasar por {v} | :: to personate, impersonate, to masquerade as, to pass oneself off as/for (pretend to be a different person) |
| hacerse una paja {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: beat off, jerk off, wank |
| hacerse un ovillo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to curl up in a ball |
| hacerse un ovillo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to tie oneself up in knots |
| hacer soga {v} [idiomatic] | :: To lag, lag behind |
| hacer su agosto {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make a killing |
| hacer sus necesidades {v} [idiomatic, euphemism] | :: to do one's business, relieve oneself (excrete) |
| hacer tilín {v} [idiom] | :: to set (someone's) heart aflutter; to turn on |
| hacer trizas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to shatter, rip to shreds |
| hacer una montaña de un grano de arena {v} | :: to make a mountain out of a molehill |
| hacer un calvo {v} [idiom] | :: to moon (show one's buttocks) |
| hacer un feo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to snub; turn down |
| hacer uso de la palabra {v} [idiomatic] | :: to take the floor (to speak at a meeting) |
| hacer viento {v} [idiom, impersonal] | :: To be windy; to blow |
| hach {m} | :: hajj |
| hacha {f} | :: axe, hatchet (tool for felling trees or chopping wood) |
| hacha {f} [colloquial] | :: ace, wizard (someone who is especially skilled or unusually talented in a particular field) |
| hacha {f} | :: a kind of torch or large candle (often with four sticks) |
| hacha {f} | :: a kind of wick or fuse (often made with esparto grass and tar), which does not go out easily in the wind |
| hacha {f} | :: bundle of straw tied up like a strip and often used to help cover huts or other field constructions |
| hachar {v} | :: To axe (cut with an axe) |
| hachazo {m} | :: hit with an axe |
| hache {f} | :: letter: h |
| hachemita {adj} | :: Hashemite |
| hachera {f} | :: feminine noun of hachero |
| hachero {m} | :: axeman |
| hachero {m} | :: sconce |
| hachís {m} | :: hashish |
| hachón {m} | :: large axe |
| hachuela {f} | :: small axe |
| hacia {prep} | :: toward, towards |
| hácia {prep} | :: obsolete spelling of hacia |
| hacia atrás {adv} | :: backwards |
| hacienda {f} | :: treasury |
| hacienda {f} | :: hacienda |
| hacienda {f} | :: livestock |
| Hacienda {f} | :: treasury, tax office (governmental organization administrating finances) |
| hacina {f} | :: stack |
| hacina {f} | :: pile |
| hacinamiento {m} | :: cluttering, pile-up, heaping up |
| hacinar {v} | :: to stack |
| hacinar {vr} | :: to pile up; to cram |
| hacino {adj} [obsolete] | :: miserable, wretched |
| hackathon {m} | :: hackathon |
| hackatón {m} | :: hackathon |
| hackear {vt} [computing] | :: to hack |
| hackeo {m} | :: hacking |
| hacker {mf} | :: alternative form of hácker |
| hácker {mf} [computing] | :: hacker |
| hacking {m} [computing] | :: hacking |
| hacktivismo {m} | :: hacktivism |
| hacktivista {mf} | :: hacktivist |
| hada {f} | :: fairy |
| hada {f} [obsolete] | :: one of the Fates |
| hadado {adj} [attributive] | :: fairy |
| hada madrina {f} | :: fairy godmother |
| Hades {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Hades (god) |
| Hades {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Hades (underworld) |
| hadiz {m} [Islam] | :: hadith |
| hado {m} [literary] | :: fate, destiny |
| hadrón {m} [physics] | :: hadron |
| hadrosáurido {m} | :: hadrosaurid |
| hadrosaurio {m} | :: hadrosaur |
| hadrosauroide {m} | :: hadrosauroid |
| haecceitas {f} [philosophy] | :: haecceity |
| hafnio {m} | :: hafnium |
| hafsí {adj} | :: Hafsid |
| hafsí {mf} | :: Hafsid |
| hagadá {m} | :: Haggadah |
| hágase la luz {phrase} | :: let there be light |
| Hageo {prop} {m} [bible] | :: Haggai (the book of the Bible) |
| hagiógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of hagiógrafo |
| hagiografía {f} | :: hagiography |
| hagiográfico {adj} | :: hagiographic |
| hagiógrafo {m} | :: hagiographer |
| haida {adj} | :: Haida |
| haida {mf} | :: Haida |
| haida {m} | :: Haida (language) |
| haiga {m} [rare, pejorative, Spain] | :: a huge and flashy motorcar, automobile |
| haiku {m} | :: haiku |
| haikú {m} | :: alternative form of haiku |
| Haití {prop} {m} | :: Haití (country) |
| haitiana {f} | :: feminine noun of haitiano |
| haitiano {adj} | :: Haitian |
| haitiano {m} | :: Haitian |
| hala {interj} | :: come on! let’s go! |
| hala {interj} | :: wow! (an indication of surprise) |
| hala {interj} | :: my goodness! (an indication of surprise, shock, or amazement) |
| halach uinic {mf} | :: halach uinic |
| Halach Uinic {mf} | :: alternative form of halach uinic |
| Halach Uinik {mf} | :: alternative form of halach uinic |
| halagadísimo {adj} | :: most flattered, most pleased, most cajoled, most coaxed, most buttered up |
| halagadísimo {adj} | :: experiencing schadenfreude (enjoyment from another's misfortune) |
| halagado {adj} | :: flattered |
| halagador {adj} | :: agreeable, pleasant |
| halagar {v} | :: to flatter |
| halagar {v} | :: to please |
| halagar {v} | :: to gratify |
| halago {m} | :: flattery |
| halagüeñamente {adv} | :: charmingly |
| halagüeño {adj} | :: charming |
| halagüeño {adj} | :: promising, optimistic, rosy |
| halagüeño {adj} | :: agreeable |
| halajá {f} [Judaism] | :: Halacha (Jewish law) |
| halájico {adj} [Judaism] | :: halachic |
| halal {adj} | :: halal |
| halar {v} [nautical] | :: to haul, to pull |
| halar {v} [dialectal] | :: to pull, to tug |
| halcón {m} | :: falcon (diurnal bird of prey in Falconidae and especially in Falco) |
| halcón {m} [slang, Mexico] | :: spotter employed by drug dealers to keep watch on the street |
| halcón {m} [politics] | :: hawk, hardliner (firm, uncompromising advocate of aggressive political positions) |
| halconcito {m} | :: falconet |
| halconera {f} | :: falconer |
| halconero {m} | :: falconer |
| halcón gerifalte {m} | :: gyrfalcon, Falco rusticolus |
| halcón peregrino {m} | :: peregrine falcon |
| halda {f} | :: skirt |
| halda {f} | :: a kind of sack |
| halibut {m} | :: halibut |
| halicácabo {m} | :: bladder cherry |
| Halifax {prop} {m} | :: Halifax (city) |
| Halifax {prop} {m} | :: Halifax (city) |
| haligoniana {f} | :: feminine noun of haligoniano |
| haligoniano {adj} | :: Haligonian (of or pertaining to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada) |
| haligoniano {m} | :: Haligonian (native or resident of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada) |
| halita {f} [mineral] | :: halite |
| hálito {m} [poetic] | :: breath (from the mouth) |
| hálito {m} | :: waft; a brief, gentle breeze |
| hálito {m} | :: whiff |
| halitosis {f} | :: halitosis |
| hall {m} | :: hall, lobby, lounge |
| hallaca {f} [Venezuela] | :: Venezuelan Christmas dish made with corn dough, it may be filled with many ingredients, including: beans, meat, chicken, pork. The mix is wrapped in banana leafs and is then cooked by steaming or in boiling water |
| hallaquera {f} | :: feminine noun of hallaquero |
| hallaquero {m} [Venezuela] | :: tamale maker |
| hallar {v} | :: to find |
| hallar {v} | :: to strike (e.g. a balance) |
| hallarse {v} | :: reflexive of hallar |
| hallazgo {m} | :: discovery |
| hallazgo {m} [obsolete] | :: reward (for discovering and returning lost property to the owner) |
| Halloween {m} | :: Halloween (31st of October) |
| halloysita {f} [mineral] | :: halloysite |
| hallulla {m} | :: A type of bread common in Chile and Bolivia |
| hallux {m} | :: hallux |
| halo- {prefix} | :: halo- (indicates salt) |
| halo {m} | :: halo (atmospheric phenomenon) |
| halo {m} | :: halo (nimbus around the head of a holy figure) |
| haloalcano {m} [organic chemistry] | :: haloalkane |
| halófila {f} | :: feminine noun of halófilo |
| halófilo {adj} | :: halophilic |
| halófilo {m} | :: halophile |
| halófita {f} | :: halophyte |
| haloformo {m} [chemistry] | :: haloform |
| halogenación {f} [chemistry] | :: halogenation |
| halogenar {v} [chemistry] | :: to halogenate |
| halógeno {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: halogen |
| halógeno {adj} [attributive] | :: halogen |
| halogenuro {m} | :: halide |
| halometano {m} [chemistry] | :: halomethane |
| haloperidol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: haloperidol |
| haloterapia {f} | :: halotherapy |
| haltera {mf} [weightlifting] | :: barbell |
| halterófila {f} | :: weightlifter (competitive) |
| halterofilia {f} [sports] | :: weightlifting |
| halterófilo {m} | :: weightlifter (competitive) |
| haluro {m} [chemistry] | :: halide |
| hamaca {f} | :: hammock |
| hamaca {f} [Argentina, Costa Rica, Cuba, Uruguay] | :: swing |
| hamacar {v} | :: to rock (in a hammock) |
| hamacar {v} | :: to rock; sway |
| hamachi {m} | :: hamachi |
| hamadríada {f} | :: hamadryad |
| hamam {m} | :: Turkish bath |
| hamamelis {f} | :: hamamelis |
| hamaquear {v} | :: to rock (in a hammock) |
| hamartoma {m} [pathology] | :: hamartoma |
| Hamás {prop} {m} | :: Hamas (Islamic militant organization) |
| hambre {f} | :: hunger |
| hambreada {f} | :: famishment; great hungry |
| hambreador {adj} | :: hunger-causing |
| hambrear {v} | :: to cause to go hungry; to starve |
| hambre canina {m} [idiom] | :: great; ravenous hunger; the state of being hungry as a hog |
| hambriento {adj} | :: very hungry, famished |
| hambriento {adj} | :: hungry |
| hambriento {m} | :: hungry |
| hambrón {m} | :: glutton |
| hambruna {f} | :: famine |
| Hamburgo {prop} {m} | :: Hamburgo (the second-largest <<city>> in <<c/Germany>>) |
| Hamburgo {prop} {m} | :: Hamburgo (a <<state>> of <<c/Germany>> containing the city of the same name) |
| hamburgués {adj} | :: Hamburger, of or from Hamburg |
| hamburgués {m} | :: Hamburger, a person from Hamburg |
| hamburguesa {f} | :: hamburger |
| hamburguesa {f} | :: feminine noun of hamburgués; Hamburger |
| hamburguesa de soja {f} | :: soyburger |
| hamburguesa vegetariana {f} | :: veggie burger, vegetarian hamburger |
| hamburguesería {f} | :: burger bar, burger restaurant, burger shop (a restaurant that sells hamburgers) |
| hamiltoniano {adj} [mathematics, physics] | :: Hamiltonian |
| hamiltoniano {adj} | :: Hamiltonian (of or pertaining to Hamilton, Ontario, Canada) |
| hamiltoniano {adj} | :: Hamiltonian (of or pertaining to Hamilton, New Zealand) |
| hamiltoniano {m} | :: Hamiltonian (native or resident of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada) |
| hamiltoniano {m} | :: Hamiltonian (native or resident of Hamilton, New Zealand) |
| Hamlet {prop} {m} | :: Hamlet (the main character of the play Hamlet) |
| hamletiano {adj} | :: Hamletian |
| hammam {m} | :: hammam (communal bathhouse in Islamic countries) |
| hamo {m} | :: fish-hook |
| hampa {f} | :: underworld (part of society that is engaged in crime or vice) |
| hampón {m} | :: thug, mobster, goon |
| hamponil {adj} [attributive] | :: thug; gang |
| hámster {m} | :: hamster |
| Hañagua {prop} {f} | :: given name from the Canary Islands |
| hanball {m} | :: handball (sport) |
| handball {m} | :: handball |
| hándbol {m} | :: handball |
| handicap {m} | :: handicap |
| hándicap {m} [golf] | :: handicap |
| handisport {m} | :: disabled sport; parasport |
| hanega {f} | :: alternative form of fanega |
| hangar {m} | :: hangar |
| hanguear {v} [colloquial, Puerto Rico] | :: to hang out |
| hangul {m} | :: Hangeul (Korean phonetic script) |
| hankismo {m} | :: The political beliefs or tenure of Jorge Hank Rhon, Mexican businessman and politician |
| Hanói {prop} {f} | :: Hanói (capital) |
| hanoiense {adj} | :: Hanoian (of or pertaining to Hanoian) |
| hanoiense {mf} | :: Hanoian (native or resident of Hanoi, Vietnam) |
| Hanóver {prop} {m} | :: Hanover, Hannover |
| hanoveriana {f} | :: feminine noun of hanoveriano |
| hanoveriano {adj} | :: of or from Hannover |
| hanoveriano {m} | :: Someone from Hannover |
| hanseático {adj} | :: Hanseatic |
| hanta {m} | :: hantavirus |
| hanzo {adj} [obsolete] | :: happy |
| hápax {m} | :: hapax |
| hapax legomenon {m} | :: alternative form of hápax legómenon |
| hápax legómenon {m} | :: hapax legomenon |
| háplico {adj} | :: haplic |
| haplogrupo {m} | :: haplogroup |
| haploide {adj} [biology] | :: haploid |
| haploide {m} | :: haploid |
| haploidía {f} | :: haploidy |
| haplotipo {m} | :: haplotype |
| happening {m} | :: happening |
| happy hour {m} | :: happy hour |
| hapteno {m} [immunology] | :: hapten |
| háptica {f} | :: haptics |
| hapticidad {f} | :: hapticity |
| haptofita {f} | :: haptophyte |
| haptonomía {f} | :: haptonomy |
| haragán {adj} | :: lazy (unwilling to work) |
| haragán {m} | :: idler, loafer |
| haragán {m} [Cuba, Venezuela, northern Argentina] | :: squeegee mop |
| haraganear {vi} | :: to idle, to loaf around |
| haraganería {f} | :: laziness, idleness |
| harakiri {m} | :: alternative form of haraquiri |
| Harán {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Haran |
| Harán {prop} [Biblical] | :: Haran |
| harapiento {adj} | :: shabby, raggedy |
| harapo {m} | :: rag |
| harapo {m} [in plural] | :: garb, togs, glad rags (clothes) |
| haraposo {adj} | :: ragged; tatty |
| haraquiri {m} | :: hara-kiri (ceremonial suicide by ripping open the abdomen) |
| Harare {prop} | :: Harare (capital city) |
| hard {adj} | :: hard, heavy, hardcore |
| hardcore {m} | :: hardcore |
| hard rock {m} | :: hard rock |
| hardware {m} [computing] | :: hardware |
| harén {m} | :: harem |
| harina {f} | :: flour |
| harina {f} [colloquial, slang, uncountable] | :: cocaine |
| harina de fuerza {f} | :: strong flour, hard flour |
| harina de maíz {f} | :: cornmeal |
| harina de otro costal {f} [idiom] | :: a horse of a different color; a different matter |
| harinero {adj} | :: of or relating to flour |
| harinoso {adj} | :: floury |
| harissa {f} | :: harissa |
| harki {m} | :: Harki |
| harlista {mf} | :: a (Latino) Harley-Davidson motorcycle rider or aficionado |
| harmatán {m} | :: harmattan (wind) |
| harnear {v} [Chile] | :: to riddle; sift |
| harnero {m} | :: sieve |
| harpa {f} | :: rare spelling of arpa |
| harpía {f} | :: alternative form of arpía |
| harpía {f} | :: harpy eagle |
| hartamente {adv} | :: really; largely; hugely |
| hartar {v} [colloquial] | :: to bore, tire |
| hartar {v} [dated] | :: to satisfy |
| hartar {vrt} [vulgar, El Salvador] | :: to eat |
| hartazgo {m} | :: stuffing, pigging out |
| hartazgo {m} | :: ennui |
| hartísimo {adj} | :: superlative of harto |
| harto {adj} | :: tired, fed up |
| harto {adj} | :: having the appetite satisfied; stuffed, sated |
| harto {adv} [formal] | :: extremely, aplenty, a lot |
| hartura {f} | :: satiety |
| hartura {f} | :: surfeit |
| Haryana {prop} | :: Haryana (state) |
| hasanía {m} | :: Hassānīya |
| hashtag {m} | :: hashtag |
| hasidismo {m} | :: alternative form of jasidismo |
| hasio {m} | :: hassium |
| hassaniya {m} | :: Hassaniya |
| hasta {adv} | :: even |
| hasta {prep} | :: until |
| hasta {prep} | :: up to, to the point of, as much as |
| hasta {prep} | :: even |
| hasta ahora {adv} | :: up to now, so far, heretofore |
| hasta ahora {phrase} | :: see you later |
| hasta decir basta {adv} [idiom] | :: incredibly; to a fault |
| hasta después {phrase} | :: laters; see you; see you later |
| hasta el carné de identidad {adv} [idiom] | :: absolutely everything; totally and utterly |
| hasta el culo {adj} [idiomatic, vulgar] | :: up to here, up to one's neck |
| hasta el momento {adv} [idiomatic] | :: so far, up to now |
| hastag {m} | :: hashtag |
| hasta la fecha {adv} [idiom] | :: so far, thus far |
| hasta la médula {adv} [idiomatic] | :: to the bone, to the core |
| hasta la próxima {interj} | :: see you later! See you! (literally, until the next [time]) |
| hasta las cejas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: to the limit |
| hasta las trancas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: to the full; excessively |
| hasta la vista {phrase} | :: goodbye, see you later, until next time |
| hasta luego {phrase} | :: goodbye, see you later, bye, take care |
| hasta mañana {phrase} | :: goodbye, see you tomorrow, until tomorrow |
| hasta nuevo aviso {adv} [idiomatic] | :: until further notice |
| hasta pronto {phrase} | :: see you soon! |
| hasta que {conj} | :: until, till |
| hasta siempre {phrase} | :: farewell, godspeed |
| hastiado {adj} | :: jaded, world-weary, tired, fed up, bored, sick and tired |
| hastial {m} | :: gable |
| hastiar {v} | :: to bore |
| hastiar {vr} | :: to get tired of, to get sick and tired of |
| hastío {m} | :: ennui, boredom, weariness, tedium |
| hastioso {adj} | :: annoying |
| hataca {f} [obsolete] | :: rolling pin |
| hatajo {m} | :: herd, flock (of animals, especially farm animals) |
| hatajo {m} | :: bunch; gang; flock (of any things or people in a group) |
| hatchback {m} | :: hatchback |
| hater {mf} | :: hater |
| hatillana {f} | :: feminine noun of hatillano |
| hatillano {adj} | :: Of or from El Hatillo Municipality, Venezuela |
| hatillano {m} | :: An inhabitant of El Hatillo Municipality, Venezuela |
| hatillo {m} | :: bundle |
| hato {m} | :: herd |
| hato {m} | :: flock of sheep |
| hato {m} | :: a clique; a ring of people |
| hato {m} [Latin America] | :: cattle ranch |
| Haumea {prop} {f} [Hawaiian mythology] | :: Haumea (goddess of fertility and childbirth) |
| Haumea {prop} {f} | :: Haumea (dwarf planet) |
| hausa {m} | :: Hausa (language) |
| hausa {mf} | :: Member of the Hausa |
| Hauschild {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Hauschildt {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Hawái {prop} | :: Hawaii |
| hawaiana {f} | :: feminine noun of hawaiano |
| hawaiana {f} [Chile, Peru] | :: flip-flop |
| hawaiano {adj} | :: Hawaiian |
| hawaiano {m} | :: Hawaiian |
| hawaiano {m} | :: Hawaiian (language) |
| haya {f} | :: beech, beech tree |
| haya austral {f} | :: lenga beech |
| Haydée {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| hayedo {m} | :: beech wood, area of beeches |
| hay más peces en el mar {proverb} | :: There are many more potential opportunities available |
| hay que joderse {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar] | :: you're [fucking] kidding me; crap; holy crap (to express bitter disappointment) |
| hay que joderse {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar] | :: would you believe it; fuck me (to express surprise) |
| hay ropa tendida {phrase} [idiom] | :: someone is within earshot; someone might be listening in to the conversation |
| haz {f} | :: bundle |
| haz {f} | :: beam |
| haz {f} | :: face |
| haz {f} [archaic] | :: façade |
| hazaña {f} | :: feat; deed |
| hazañoso {adj} | :: heroic; derring-do |
| hazara {mf} | :: Hazara |
| hazienda {f} | :: obsolete spelling of hacienda |
| hazmerreír {m} [colloquial] | :: laughingstock |
| hb {f} | :: abbreviation of hora boliviana |
| HDA {f} [pathology] | :: initialism of hemorragia digestiva alta |
| HDB {f} [pathology] | :: initialism of hemorragia digestiva baja |
| he {adv} [poetic, dated] | :: here is |
| he {adv} [biblical, dated] | :: behold [+ aquí] |
| he {f} | :: he; the Hebrew letter ה |
| headliner {m} | :: headliner |
| headscissors {m} | :: headscissors |
| he aquí {phrase} | :: voilà; here you have; behold |
| heavy {adj} | :: heavy (pertaining to heavy metal) |
| heavy {adj} | :: heavy (intense) |
| heavy metal {m} | :: heavy metal (genre of music) |
| hebdómada {f} | :: A seven-year period |
| hebdómada {f} [rare] | :: week |
| hebdomadario {adj} | :: weekly |
| hebdomadario {m} | :: weekly (periodical or newspaper issued every week) |
| hebdomadario {m} | :: hebdomadary |
| hebefilia {f} | :: hebephilia |
| Hebert {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| hebilla {f} | :: buckle, clasp |
| hebra {f} | :: thread, strand, filament |
| hebra {f} | :: fiber (a single elongated piece of a given material) |
| hebraísta {mf} | :: Hebraist |
| hebrea {f} | :: feminine noun of hebreo |
| hebreo {adj} | :: Hebrew |
| hebreo {m} | :: Hebrew person |
| hebreo {prop} {m} | :: Hebrew language |
| Hebreos {prop} {m} [bible] | :: Hebrews (the book of the Bible) |
| hebrero {m} | :: obsolete spelling of febrero |
| Hébridas {prop} {fp} | :: Hébridas (archipelago) |
| Hebrón {prop} {m} | :: Hebrón (city) |
| Hécate {prop} {f} | :: Hecate (Greek goddess) |
| hecatombe {f} | :: hecatomb |
| hecceidad {f} | :: haecceity |
| heces de vino {n} [plural only] | :: lees |
| hecha la ley, hecha la trampa {proverb} | :: every law has its loophole, every law has a loophole |
| hechicera {f} | :: feminine noun of hechicero |
| hechicería {f} | :: sorcery, witchcraft, wizardry |
| hechicería {f} | :: A spell |
| hechicero {m} | :: magician |
| hechicero {adj} | :: enchanting, bewitching |
| hechizar {v} | :: to enchant |
| hechizar {v} | :: to bewitch |
| hechizar {v} | :: to perform magic |
| hechizo {adj} | :: artificial, fake |
| hechizo {adj} [archaic] | :: counterfeited, forged |
| hechizo {adj} [archaic] | :: apt, appropriate |
| hechizo {m} | :: magic word, spell |
| hechizo {m} | :: spell, enchantment (state of enchantment) |
| hecho {adj} | :: done or completed |
| hecho {adj} | :: made |
| hecho {m} | :: fact |
| hecho {m} | :: act |
| hecho a mano {adj} | :: handmade, hand-made, handcrafted |
| hecho consumado {m} | :: fait accompli |
| hecho pelota {adj} [Argentina] | :: knackered; shattered; pooped |
| hechor {m} | :: wrongdoer |
| Hechos {prop} {m} [bible] | :: Acts (Acts of the Apostles) (the book of the Bible) |
| hecho una pena {adj} [idiomatic] | :: being a sight for sore eyes; in a bad state |
| hecho un basilisco {adj} [idiom] | :: ballistic, raging mad |
| hecho un brazo de mar {adj} [idiomatic] | :: dressed to kill; dressed to the nines |
| hecho y derecho {adj} [idiomatic] | :: full-grown |
| hecho y derecho {adj} [idiomatic] | :: fully fledged |
| hechura {f} | :: appearance, form |
| hectárea {f} | :: hectare |
| hecto- {prefix} | :: hecto- |
| hectogramo {m} | :: hectogram |
| hectolitro {m} | :: hectoliter |
| hectólitro {m} | :: hectoliter |
| hectométrico {adj} | :: hectometric |
| hectómetro {m} | :: hectometre |
| hectopascal {m} | :: hectopascal |
| Héctor {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Hector |
| Héctor {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Hécuba {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Hecuba (the wife of King Priam) |
| heder {vi} | :: to stink, to reek |
| hediondez {f} | :: stench, malodor |
| hediondez {f} | :: something that stinks |
| hediondilla {f} | :: night-blooming jessamine; Cestrum nocturnum |
| hediondilla {f} | :: stinking goosefoot; Chenopodium vulvaria |
| hediondo {adj} | :: stinking |
| hedonismo {m} | :: hedonism |
| hedonista {adj} | :: hedonistic |
| hedonista {mf} | :: hedonist |
| hedonístico {adj} | :: hedonistic |
| hedor {m} | :: stench, malodor, fetidness (bad smell) |
| hedua {f} | :: feminine noun of heduo |
| heduo {adj} | :: Aedui |
| heduo {m} | :: Aedui |
| Hefesto {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Hephaestus |
| Hefestos {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Hephaestus (Greek god) |
| heftalita {adj} | :: Hephthalite |
| heftalita {mf} | :: Hephthalite |
| hegelianamente {adv} [philosophy] | :: In a Hegelian manner |
| hegeliano {adj} [philosophy] | :: Hegelian (relating to Hegel or his philosophical system) |
| hegemonía {f} | :: hegemony |
| hegemónicamente {adv} | :: hegemonically |
| hegemónico {adj} | :: hegemonic |
| hegemonismo {m} | :: hegemonism |
| hegemonizar {v} | :: to hegemonize |
| hégira {f} [Islam] | :: Hegira (emigration of Muhammad from Mecca to Meddina) |
| helada {f} | :: frost |
| helada {f} | :: freezing |
| helada {f} [El Salvador] | :: handcuffs [plural] |
| heladera {f} | :: feminine noun of heladero |
| heladera {f} | :: ice cream maker |
| heladera {f} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: refrigerator |
| heladería {f} | :: ice cream parlor [US], ice cream parlour [UK] |
| heladero {m} | :: ice-cream seller |
| heládico {adj} | :: Helladic |
| heladísimo {adj} | :: superlative of helado |
| helado {adj} | :: icy, frozen |
| helado {adj} | :: shocked |
| helado {m} | :: ice cream |
| helado {m} | :: popsicle, ice pop |
| helador {adj} | :: cold, freezing, icy |
| heladora {f} | :: ice cream maker |
| heladora {f} | :: freezer (appliance to store food) |
| helar {vt} | :: to freeze, to cool |
| helar {vi} [impersonal] | :: to freeze |
| helarse {v} | :: reflexive of helar |
| helecho {m} | :: fern |
| helénico {adj} | :: Hellenic |
| helenismo {m} | :: Hellenism (the culture and civilization of the Hellenistic period) |
| helenismo {m} | :: Hellenism (a Greek idiom or turn of phrase) |
| helenismo {m} | :: Hellenism (the admiration for and adoption of ancient Greek culture) |
| helenista {adj} | :: Hellenistic |
| helenista {mf} | :: Hellenist |
| helenístico {adj} | :: Hellenistic |
| helenización {f} | :: Hellenization |
| helenizar {vt} | :: to Hellenize |
| heleno {adj} | :: Hellenic |
| helero {m} | :: glacier |
| helero {m} | :: névé |
| Helesponto {prop} {m} | :: Hellespont |
| helicasa {f} [enzyme] | :: helicase |
| hélice {f} | :: helix |
| hélice {f} [geometry, anatomy] | :: helix |
| hélice {f} | :: propellor |
| Hélice {prop} {f} | :: Helix (nebula) |
| helicicultor {m} | :: snail farmer |
| helicidad {f} | :: helicity |
| helicoidal {adj} | :: helical, helicoidal |
| helicoidalmente {adv} | :: helicoidally |
| helicoide {m} [geometry] | :: helicoid |
| helicóptero {m} | :: helicopter (an aircraft that is borne along by one or more sets of long rotating blades which allow it to hover) |
| helicotrema {m} [anatomy] | :: helicotrema |
| helictita {f} | :: helictite |
| helio- {prefix} | :: helio- |
| helio {m} | :: helium |
| heliocéntrico {adj} | :: heliocentric |
| heliocentrismo {m} | :: heliocentrism |
| heliofísica {f} | :: heliophysics |
| heliogábalo {m} | :: glutton |
| Heliogábalo {prop} {m} | :: Heliogabalus |
| heliómetro {m} | :: heliometer |
| helión {m} | :: helion |
| Helios {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Helios (god) |
| heliotropismo {m} [biology] | :: heliotropism |
| heliotropo {m} | :: heliotrope |
| helipuerto {m} | :: heliport |
| helitransportable {adj} | :: heliportable |
| helitransportar {v} | :: to helicopter |
| hellinero {adj} | :: Of or from Hellín |
| hellinero {m} | :: Someone from Hellín |
| helmintiasis {f} [medicine] | :: helminthiasis |
| helminto {m} | :: helminth |
| helmintología {f} | :: helminthology |
| helsinguina {f} | :: feminine noun of helsinguino |
| helsinguino {adj} | :: Helsinkian (of or pertaining to Helsinki, Finland) |
| helsinguino {m} | :: Helsinkian (native or resident of Helsinki, Finland) |
| Helsinki {prop} | :: Helsinki (capital city) |
| helvecia {f} | :: feminine noun of helvecio |
| helvecio {adj} | :: Helvetian |
| helvecio {m} | :: Helvetian |
| helvético {adj} | :: Helvetian |
| hemaglutinina {f} [protein] | :: hemagglutinin |
| hemangioma {f} [pathology] | :: hemangioma |
| hemangiosarcoma {f} | :: hemangiosarcoma |
| hemartros {m} [pathology] | :: hemarthrosis |
| hematemesis {f} [pathology] | :: hematemesis |
| hemático {adj} | :: hematic; haematic |
| hematíe {m} [biology] | :: red blood cell |
| hematita {f} [mineral] | :: hematite |
| hemato- {prefix} | :: haemato- |
| hematocolpos {m} [pathology] | :: hematocolpos |
| hematocrito {m} | :: hematocrit |
| hematoencefálico {adj} | :: hematoencephalic |
| hematofagia {f} | :: hematophagy |
| hematófago {adj} | :: hematophagous |
| hematóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of hematólogo |
| hematología {f} [medicine] | :: hematology / haematology |
| hematológico {adj} | :: hematologic |
| hematólogo {m} [medicine] | :: haematologist |
| hematoma {m} [medicine] | :: bruise |
| hematometra {f} [medicine] | :: hematometra |
| hematooncológico {adj} | :: hemato-oncological |
| hematopoyesis {f} [hematology] | :: hematopoiesis |
| hematopoyético {adj} | :: hematopoietic |
| hematoquecia {f} [pathology] | :: hematochezia |
| hematotoxicidad {f} [medicine] | :: hematotoxicity |
| hematoxilina {f} [organic compound] | :: hematoxylin |
| hematuria {f} [pathology] | :: hematuria |
| hematúrico {adj} [medicine] | :: hematuric |
| hembra {f} | :: female |
| hembrismo {m} | :: femismo |
| hembrista {adj} | :: femist (relating to or in accordance with femismo) |
| hembrista {adj} | :: feminazi |
| hembrista {mf} | :: femist (relating to or in accordance with femismo) |
| hembrista {mf} | :: feminazi |
| hembrita {f} | :: diminutive of hembra |
| heme {phrase} | :: here I am |
| Hemera {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Hemera |
| hemerálope {adj} [medicine] | :: hemeralopic |
| hemeralopía {f} [medicine] | :: hemeralopia |
| hemerocalis {m} | :: daylily |
| hemerográfico {adj} | :: hemerographic |
| hemerología {f} | :: hemerology |
| hemeroteca {f} | :: A place, such a section of a library, where periodicals (newspapers, magazines, and so on) are archived for consultation |
| hemi- {prefix} | :: hemi-, half |
| hemiacetal {m} [organic chemistry] | :: hemiacetal |
| hemicelulosa {f} [organic compound] | :: hemicellulose |
| hemicetal {m} [organic chemistry] | :: hemiketal |
| hemiciclo {m} | :: semicircle |
| hemiciclo {m} [politics] | :: chamber |
| hemicordado {m} [zoology] | :: hemichordate |
| hemiélitro {m} | :: hemelytron |
| hemínico {adj} | :: containing haem |
| hemiparesia {f} | :: hemiparesis |
| hemiplejia {f} | :: hemiplegia |
| hemíptero {m} | :: hemipter, hemipteran |
| hemisférico {adj} | :: hemispheric |
| hemisférico {adj} | :: hemispherical |
| hemisferio {m} | :: hemisphere (half of the celestial sphere) |
| hemisferio {m} | :: hemisphere (half of the Earth) |
| hemisferio {m} | :: hemisphere (half of any sphere) |
| hemisferio cerebral {f} | :: cerebral hemisphere |
| hemispingo {m} | :: hemispingus |
| hemistiquio {m} | :: hemistich (an approximate half-line of verse) |
| hemiterpeno {m} [organic compound] | :: hemiterpene |
| hemiterpenoide {m} [organic compound] | :: hemiterpenoid |
| hemitórax {m} | :: hemithorax |
| hemo- {prefix} | :: hemo- |
| hemo {m} [biochemistry] | :: heme |
| hemocianina {f} [organic compound] | :: hemocyanin |
| hemocitoblasto {m} [cytology] | :: hematopoietic stem cell |
| hemocromatosis {f} | :: haemochromatosis |
| hemocultivo {m} | :: blood culture |
| hemoderivado {m} | :: hemoderivative |
| hemodiálisis {f} | :: hemodialysis |
| hemodinamia {f} | :: hemodynamics |
| hemodinámica {f} | :: hemodynamics |
| hemodinámicamente {adv} | :: hemodynamically |
| hemodinámico {adj} | :: hemodynamic |
| hemodonación {f} | :: blood donation |
| hemofilia {f} [pathology] | :: haemophilia/hemophilia |
| hemofílico {adj} | :: haemophilic |
| hemofílico {m} | :: haemophiliac |
| hemofiltración {f} | :: haemofiltration |
| hemoglobina {f} [protein] | :: hemoglobin |
| hemoglobinopatía {f} [pathology] | :: hemoglobinopathy |
| hemoglobinuria {f} [medicine] | :: hemoglobinuria |
| hemograma {f} | :: hemogram |
| hemolinfa {f} [zoology] | :: hemolymph (a circulating fluid in the bodies of some invertebrates) |
| hemolisis {f} [medicine] | :: haemolysis |
| hemólisis {f} | :: alternative form of hemolisis |
| hemolítico {adj} [medicine] | :: haemolytic |
| hemopoyesis {f} | :: alternative form of hematopoyesis |
| hemopoyético {adj} | :: alternative form of hematopoyético |
| hemoptisis {f} | :: hemoptysis |
| hemorragia {f} [pathology] | :: hemorrhage |
| hemorrágico {adj} | :: hemorrhagic |
| hemorroidal {adj} | :: hemorrhoidal, haemorrhoidal |
| hemorroide {f} | :: [usually in plural] hemorrhoid, haemorrhoid |
| hemorroides {fp} | :: haemorrhoids |
| hemosiderina {f} | :: hemosiderin |
| hemostasia {f} [medicine] | :: hemostasis (keeping of blood inside a damaged vessel) |
| hemostático {adj} | :: hemostatic |
| hemóstato {m} | :: hemostat |
| Henao {prop} {m} | :: Henao (province) |
| henar {m} | :: hayfield |
| henchir {v} | :: to swell, to fill |
| Hendaya {prop} {f} | :: Hendaya (town) |
| hendedura {f} | :: alternative form of hendidura |
| hender {vt} | :: To split, to cleave apart |
| hender {vt} | :: To crack into pieces |
| hender {vt} | :: To mar |
| hendíadis {f} | :: alternative spelling of endíadis |
| hendido {adj} | :: cracked, cleft (palate) |
| hendidor {m} | :: cleaver (prehistoric tool) |
| hendidura {f} | :: cleft, groove, cleavage, indentation, slot, slit |
| hendija {f} | :: A small groove, slit or other indentation |
| hendir {v} | :: to cut open |
| hendir {v} | :: to slice or cut through (water, waves, crowd etc.) |
| henequén {m} | :: henequen |
| henequenera {f} | :: feminine noun of henequenero |
| henequenero {adj} | :: of or relating to henequens |
| henequenero {m} | :: henequen producer or seller |
| henil {m} | :: hayloft |
| heñir {v} | :: to knead |
| henna {m} | :: henna (Lawsonia inermis) |
| heno {m} | :: hay |
| Henoch {prop} {m} | :: Enoch (Biblical character) |
| henos {phrase} | :: here we are |
| henrio {m} | :: henry (unit of inductance) |
| heparán {m} | :: heparan |
| heparina {f} [carbohydrate] | :: heparin |
| hepática {f} | :: hepatica |
| hepático {adj} | :: hepatic |
| hepatítico {adj} | :: hepatitic |
| hepatitis {f} [pathology] | :: hepatitis |
| hepato- {prefix} | :: hepato- |
| hepatocarcinoma {m} [pathology] | :: hepatocarcinoma |
| hepatocelular {adj} | :: hepatocellular |
| hepatocito {m} | :: hepatocyte |
| hepatoencefalopatía {f} [pathology] | :: hepatoencephalopathy |
| hepatóloga {f} | :: hepatologist |
| hepatología {f} | :: hepatology |
| hepatólogo {m} | :: hepatologist |
| hepatomegalia {f} [pathology] | :: hepatomegaly |
| hepatopatía {f} [pathology] | :: hepatopathy; liver disease |
| hepatorrenal {adj} | :: hepatorenal |
| hepatotoxicidad {f} [medicine] | :: hepatoxicity |
| hepatotóxico {adj} | :: hepatotoxic |
| hepatotropo {adj} | :: hepatotropic |
| hepcidina {f} [hormone] | :: hepcidin |
| heptacampeón {m} | :: seven-time champion |
| heptadecágono {m} [geometry] | :: heptadecagon |
| heptagonal {adj} | :: heptagonal |
| heptágono {adj} | :: heptagonal |
| heptágono {m} | :: heptagon |
| heptalogía {f} | :: heptalogy |
| heptano {m} | :: heptane |
| heptasílabo {adj} | :: heptasyllabic |
| heptatleta {mf} | :: heptathlete |
| heptatlón {m} | :: heptathlon |
| hepteno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: heptene |
| heptosa {f} [organic chemistry] | :: heptose |
| heptóxido {m} | :: heptoxide |
| Hera {prop} {f} | :: Hera |
| Heracles {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Heracles (the son of Zeus) |
| Héracles {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Heracles |
| Heraclión {prop} {f} | :: Iraklion (the capital city of Crete) |
| heraclitana {f} | :: feminine noun of heraclitano |
| heraclitano {adj} [philosophy] | :: Heraclitan |
| heraclitano {m} [philosophy] | :: Heraclitan |
| Heráclito {prop} {m} | :: Heraclitus (a pre-Socratic Ionian philosopher) |
| heráldica {f} | :: heraldry (the profession of devising and blazoning arms) |
| heráldicamente {adv} | :: heraldically |
| heráldico {adj} | :: heraldic |
| heraldista {mf} | :: heraldist |
| heraldo {m} | :: herald (messenger) |
| herbáceo {adj} | :: herbaceous |
| herbal {adj} | :: herbal |
| herbar {v} | :: to adorn or tan with grass |
| herbario {adj} | :: herbal |
| herbario {m} | :: herbarium (collection of plants) |
| herbazal {m} | :: grassland |
| herbicida {adj} | :: herbicidal |
| herbicida {m} | :: herbicide (substance used to kill plants) |
| herbivoría {f} | :: herbivorousness |
| herbívoro {adj} | :: herbivorous |
| herbívoro {m} | :: herbivore |
| herbolaria {f} | :: feminine noun of herbolario |
| herbolario {adj} | :: herbalist |
| herbolario {m} | :: herbalist |
| herborista {mf} | :: herbalist |
| herboristería {f} | :: the sale of medical plants |
| herborización {f} | :: collation or collection of plants |
| herborizar {v} | :: to collect or collate plants |
| herboso {adj} | :: grassy |
| herciniano {adj} | :: Hercynian |
| hercio {m} | :: hertz |
| herculana {f} | :: feminine noun of herculano |
| herculano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Hércules CF, a football club from Alicante |
| herculano {m} | :: Someone associated with Hércules CF, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| Herculano {prop} {m} | :: Herculaneum |
| hercúleo {adj} | :: Herculean |
| hércules {m} | :: Hercules (strong man) |
| Hércules {prop} {m} [Roman mythology] | :: Hercules |
| herculina {f} | :: feminine noun of herculino |
| herculino {adj} | :: Of or from A Coruña, Galicia |
| herculino {m} | :: Someone from A Coruña |
| heredabilidad {f} | :: heritability |
| heredable {adj} | :: inheritable |
| heredad {f} [agriculture] | :: property; estate |
| heredamiento {m} | :: inheritance |
| heredar {v} | :: to inherit |
| heredera {f} | :: feminine noun of heredero |
| heredera forzosa {f} | :: feminine noun of heredero forzoso |
| heredera presunta {f} | :: feminine noun of heredero presunto |
| heredero {m} | :: heir |
| heredero forzoso {m} | :: heir apparent |
| heredero presunto {m} | :: heir presumptive |
| herediana {f} | :: feminine noun of herediano |
| herediano {adj} | :: Of or from Heredia Province, Costa Rica |
| herediano {m} | :: An inhabitant of Heredia Province, Costa Rica |
| hereditariamente {adv} | :: inherently |
| hereditario {adj} | :: hereditary |
| hereje {adj} | :: heretic |
| hereje {adj} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: disrespectful |
| hereje {adj} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: hard (severe, harsh, unfriendly, brutal) |
| hereje {mf} | :: heretic |
| herejía {f} | :: heresy |
| herencia {f} | :: heredity, inheritance |
| herero {adj} | :: Herero |
| herero {mf} | :: Herero |
| heresiarca {mf} | :: heresiarch |
| herético {adj} | :: heretic, heretical |
| herida {f} | :: wound |
| herido {adj} | :: hurt, injured |
| herir {vt} | :: to wound, injure (to cause physical injury and pain) |
| herir {vt} | :: to hurt, offend, wound (to cause emotional pain) |
| herirse {v} | :: reflexive of herir |
| herma {m} | :: herm |
| hermafrodita {adj} | :: hermaphroditic |
| hermafrodita {m} | :: hermaphrodite |
| Hermafrodito {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Hermaphroditus (Greek god) |
| hermana {f} | :: feminine noun of hermano, sister |
| hermanamiento {m} | :: twinning |
| hermanar {v} | :: to unite |
| hermanar {v} | :: to match |
| hermanar {v} | :: to harmonize |
| hermanastra {f} | :: feminine noun of hermanastro, stepsister and half-sister |
| hermanastro {m} | :: stepbrother (stepsister for the feminine form) |
| hermanastro {m} | :: half-brother (half-sister for the feminine form) |
| hermanastro {m} | :: stepsibling (gender unspecified) |
| hermandad {f} | :: brotherhood |
| hermandar {v} | :: to twin (towns) |
| hermane {mf} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: sibling |
| hermanillo {m} | :: diminutive of hermano |
| hermanita {f} | :: diminutive of hermana |
| hermanito {m} | :: diminutive of hermano; little brother |
| hermano {m} | :: brother |
| hermano {m} | :: sibling |
| hermano {m} | :: bro |
| hermenéutica {f} [theology] | :: hermeneutics |
| hermenéutico {adj} | :: hermeneutic |
| hermes {m} | :: Statue of Hermes |
| Hermes {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Hermes |
| herméticamente {adv} | :: hermetically |
| hermeticidad {f} | :: hermeticity |
| hermético {adj} | :: hermetic |
| hermetismo {m} | :: utmost secrecy |
| hermetismo {m} | :: unpenetrable |
| hermetizar {v} | :: to seal hermetically |
| hermítico {adj} | :: Hermitian |
| Hermógenes {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| hermosamente {adv} | :: attractively, prettily |
| hermoseamiento {m} | :: embellishment; beautification |
| hermosear {vt} | :: to embellish, to beautify |
| hermosillense {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Hermosillo, Mexico |
| hermosillense {mf} | :: Someone from the city of Hermosillo, Mexico |
| Hermosillo {prop} | :: surname |
| Hermosillo {prop} | :: Hermosillo (city/capital) |
| hermosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of hermoso |
| hermoso {adj} | :: gorgeous, beautiful, lovely (woman, animal, plant, sight, place) |
| hermoso {adj} | :: handsome (man) |
| hermosura {f} | :: beauty (the quality of being attractive or pleasing) |
| hermosura {f} | :: beauty (someone who is beautiful) |
| Hernán {prop} {m} | :: Shortened form of Hernando |
| Hernández {prop} | :: surname |
| Hernando {prop} {m} | :: given name. |
| hernia {f} [pathology] | :: hernia |
| herniación {f} | :: herniation |
| herniario {adj} | :: hernial |
| herniarse {v} | :: to herniate |
| herniarse {v} [ironic] | :: to get very tired; to rupture oneself; don't inconvenience or trouble yourself to do something. Usually used sarcastically |
| Herodes {prop} {m} | :: Herod (king) |
| Heródoto {prop} {m} | :: Herodotus (ancient historian) |
| héroe {m} | :: hero |
| heroicamente {adv} | :: heroically |
| heroicidad {f} | :: heroicness |
| heroicidad {f} | :: a heroic deed |
| heroico {adj} | :: heroic |
| heroína {f} | :: heroine |
| heroína {f} | :: heroin |
| heroinómana {f} | :: feminine noun of heroinómano |
| heroinómano {adj} | :: addicted to heroin |
| heroinómano {m} | :: heroin addict |
| heroísmo {m} | :: heroism |
| heroísmo {m} | :: A heroic action or deed |
| heroniano {adj} | :: Heronian |
| heroyco {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of heroico |
| herpes {mf} | :: herpes |
| herpes {mf} | :: cold sore |
| herpes simple {m} [pathology] | :: herpes simplex |
| herpesvirus {m} [virology] | :: herpesvirus |
| herpes zóster {m} | :: shingles, herpes zoster |
| herpético {adj} | :: herpetic |
| herpetiforme {adj} | :: herpetiform |
| herpetóloga {f} | :: female equivalent of herpetólogo |
| herpetología {f} | :: herpetology |
| herpetológico {adj} | :: herpetological |
| herpetólogo {m} | :: herpetologist (one who studies reptiles, a reptile specialist) |
| herradero {m} | :: The branding of bulls |
| herradero {m} | :: A pen or enclosure used to brand the bulls |
| herradero {m} | :: The time of the year in which the bull-branding takes place |
| herrador {m} | :: farrier (person who trims and shoes horses' hooves) |
| herradora {f} | :: feminine noun of herrador |
| herradura {f} | :: horseshoe |
| herraj {m} | :: charcoal made from the stones of pressed olives |
| herraje {m} | :: ironwork |
| herramental {adj} [attributive] | :: tool |
| herramienta {f} | :: A tool; an implement |
| herrar {v} | :: to horseshoe, to shoe a horse |
| herrar {v} | :: to brand |
| herrén {m} | :: fodder |
| herreña {f} | :: feminine noun of herreño |
| herreño {adj} | :: Of or from the island of El Hierro in the Canary Islands |
| herreño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the island of El Hierro in the Canary Islands |
| herrera {f} | :: feminine noun of herrero |
| Herrera {prop} | :: surname |
| herrerana {f} | :: feminine noun of herrerano |
| herrerano {adj} | :: Of or from Herrera Province |
| herrerano {m} | :: Someone from Herrera Province |
| herrería {f} | :: ironworker's shop |
| herrería {f} | :: ironworker's workshop |
| herrería {f} | :: ironmonger's |
| herrería {f} | :: ironmongering |
| herreriano {adj} | :: Herrerian |
| herrerillo {m} | :: titmouse |
| herrerillo común {m} | :: blue tit |
| herrerista {adj} | :: Herrerist |
| herrerista {mf} | :: Herrerist |
| herrero {m} | :: blacksmith |
| Herrero {prop} | :: surname |
| herreruelo {m} | :: a type of hat |
| herrete {m} | :: tag |
| herrete {m} | :: aglet, aiglet |
| herriko {f} [Basque Country, politics, colloquial] | :: A bar where members of the abertzale left (Basque nationalists) congregate |
| herriko taberna {f} [Basque Country, politics] | :: A bar where members of the abertzale left (Basque nationalists) congregate |
| herrumbrar {v} | :: to rust, go rusty |
| herrumbre {f} | :: rust |
| herrumbroso {adj} | :: rusty |
| hertciano {adj} | :: alternative form of hertziano |
| hertz {m} | :: hertz |
| hertz {m} | :: plural of hertz |
| hertziano {adj} | :: Hertzian |
| hérula {f} | :: feminine noun of hérulo |
| hérulo {adj} | :: Herule |
| hérulo {m} | :: Herule |
| hervidero {m} | :: swarm, crowd, throng |
| hervidero {m} | :: hot spring |
| hervidero {m} | :: breeding ground, hotbed |
| hervidor {m} | :: kettle (for boiling water) |
| hervir {v} | :: to boil |
| hervor {m} | :: boiling |
| hervor {m} | :: liveliness |
| hervor {m} [archaic] | :: animosity |
| hervor {m} [archaic] | :: zeal |
| hervor {m} [archaic] | :: vehemence |
| hervoroso {adj} | :: boiling |
| hervoroso {adj} | :: steamy |
| herzegovina {f} | :: feminine noun of herzegovino |
| herzegovino {adj} | :: Herzegovinian (of or pertaining to the region of Herzegovina in the Balkan Peninsula) |
| herzegovino {m} | :: Herzegovinian (native or resident of the Herzegovina region in the Balkan Peninsula) |
| Hesíodo {prop} {m} | :: Hesiod (greek poet) |
| hesitación {f} | :: hesitation |
| hesitar {v} [rare] | :: to hesitate |
| Hespérides {prop} {fp} [Greek mythology] | :: Hesperides (a group of nymphs) |
| Hesse {prop} {f} | :: Hesse (state) |
| hessiana {f} | :: feminine noun of hessiano |
| hessiano {adj} | :: Hessian |
| hessiano {m} | :: Hessian |
| Hestia {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Hestia |
| hetaira {n} | :: hetaera |
| Hetangiano {prop} {m} | :: Hettangian |
| hete {phrase} | :: here you are |
| hetero- {prefix} | :: hetero- (other; different) |
| hetero {adj} | :: hetero, straight |
| hetero {mf} | :: hetero, straight |
| heteroátomo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: heteroatom |
| heteroblástico {adj} [biology] | :: heteroblastic |
| heterocedasticidad {f} | :: heteroscedasticity |
| heterocíclico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: heterocyclic |
| heterociclo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: heterocycle |
| heterocigosidad {f} | :: heterozygosity |
| heterocigosis {f} | :: heterozygosis |
| heterocigótico {adj} | :: heterozygous |
| heterocigoto {adj} [genetics] | :: heterozygotic |
| heterocigoto {m} [genetics] | :: heterozygote |
| heteróclito {adj} | :: heteroclite |
| heteroconto {m} [biology] | :: heterokont |
| heterocromatina {f} | :: heterochromatin |
| heterocromía {f} | :: heterochromia |
| heterodímero {m} [chemistry] | :: heterodimer |
| heterodontosáurido {m} | :: heterodontosaurid |
| heterodoxia {f} | :: heterodoxy |
| heterodoxo {adj} | :: heterodox, unorthodox |
| heteroflexible {adj} | :: heteroflexible |
| heterófoba {f} | :: feminine noun of heterófobo |
| heterofobia {f} | :: heterophobia |
| heterofóbica {f} | :: feminine noun of heterofóbico |
| heterofóbico {adj} | :: heterophobic |
| heterofóbico {m} | :: heterophobe |
| heterófobo {adj} | :: heterophobic |
| heterófobo {m} | :: heterophobe |
| heterogeneidad {f} | :: heterogeneity |
| heterogéneo {adj} | :: heterogeneous |
| heterógeneo {adj} | :: heterogeneous |
| heterónimo {m} [linguistics] | :: heteronym (word having the same spelling but different pronunciation) |
| heteronomía {f} | :: heteronomy |
| heterónomo {adj} | :: heteronomous (not autonomous) |
| heteronormatividad {f} | :: heteronormativity |
| heteropatriarcado {m} | :: heteropatriarchy |
| heterosexismo {m} | :: heterosexism |
| heterosexual {adj} | :: heterosexual |
| heterosexual {mf} | :: heterosexual |
| heterosexualidad {f} | :: heterosexuality |
| heterósido {m} | :: heteroside |
| heterótico {adj} | :: heterotic |
| heterótrofo {m} [biology] | :: heterotroph |
| heterótrofo {adj} | :: heterotrophic |
| Hettangiense {prop} {m} | :: Hettangian |
| heurístico {adj} | :: heuristic |
| hevea {f} | :: rubber tree |
| hexacampeón {m} | :: six-time champion |
| hexaclorobenceno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: hexachlorobenzene |
| hexacoral {m} [zoology] | :: hexacoral |
| hexacordo {m} | :: hexachord |
| hexacosicoron {m} [geometry] | :: hexacosichoron, 600-cell |
| hexadecágono {m} [geometry] | :: hexadecagon |
| hexadecimal {m} | :: hexadecimal |
| hexadecimal {adj} | :: hexadecimal |
| hexaedro {m} | :: hexahedron |
| hexafluoruro {m} [chemistry] | :: hexafluoride |
| hexagonal {adj} | :: hexagonal |
| hexágono {adj} | :: hexagonal |
| hexágono {m} | :: hexagon |
| hexagrama {f} | :: hexagram |
| hexámero {m} | :: hexameron |
| hexámetro {m} | :: hexameter |
| hexano {m} [organic compound] | :: hexane |
| hexápodo {m} [zoology] | :: hexapod |
| hexápodo {adj} | :: hexapod |
| hexástilo {m} | :: hexastyle |
| hexazina {f} [organic compound] | :: hexazine |
| hexeno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: hexene |
| hexilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: hexyl |
| hexocinasa {f} [enzyme] | :: hexokinase |
| hexokinasa {f} | :: alternative form of hexocinasa |
| hexoquinasa {f} [enzyme] | :: hexokinase |
| hexosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: hexose |
| hexosamina {f} [organic compound] | :: hexosamine |
| hey {interj} | :: hey! |
| hez {f} | :: dregs, sediment |
| hez {f} [derogatory] | :: scum |
| hez {f} [in the plural] | :: excrement, dung |
| Hezbolá {prop} {f} | :: Hezbollah |
| HG {prop} | :: abbreviation of Hidalgo (Mexican state) |
| hialino {adj} | :: hyaline |
| hialoclastita {f} [geology] | :: hyaloclastite |
| hialurónico {adj} | :: hyaluronic |
| hialuronidasa {f} [enzyme] | :: hyaluronidase |
| hiatal {adj} | :: hiatal |
| hiato {m} | :: hiatus (a syllable break between two vowels, without an intervening consonant) |
| hiato {m} | :: gap, separation |
| hiato {m} | :: interruption |
| hiato {m} [rare] | :: crevice |
| hibernación {f} [zoology] | :: hibernation |
| hibernar {v} | :: to hibernate |
| hibisco {m} | :: hibiscus |
| hibridación {f} | :: hybridization (act of hybridizing) |
| hibridación {f} [chemistry] | :: hybridization |
| hibridar {v} | :: to hybridize |
| hibridez {f} | :: hybridity |
| híbrido {adj} | :: hybrid |
| híbrido {m} | :: hybrid |
| hico {m} | :: rope attached to a hammock |
| hicsa {f} | :: feminine noun of hicso |
| hicso {adj} | :: Hykso |
| hicso {m} | :: Hykso |
| hidalgamente {adv} | :: nobly |
| hidalgo {adj} | :: noble |
| hidalgo {m} | :: noble, nobleman |
| Hidalgo {prop} {m} | :: Hidalgo (state) |
| Hidalgo {prop} | :: surname |
| hidalguense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Hidalgo |
| hidalguía {f} | :: the state of being an hidalgo |
| hidalguillo {m} | :: diminutive of hidalgo |
| hidalguización {f} | :: The process of becoming a hidalgo |
| hidatidosis {f} [pathology] | :: hydatidosis |
| hideputa {m} | :: SOB, son of a bitch |
| hidra {f} | :: hydra (mythical creature) |
| Hidra {prop} {f} [astronomy] | :: Hydra (one of Pluto's moons) |
| Hidra {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Hydra |
| hidrácido {m} [chemistry] | :: hydracid |
| hidracina {f} [chemistry] | :: hydrazine |
| Hidra de Lerna {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Hydra (mythical serpent) |
| hidrante {m} | :: fire hydrant (a device used by firefighters to obtain water from the main) |
| hidrargirio {m} | :: hydrargyrum |
| hidratación {f} | :: hydration |
| hidratante {adj} | :: hydrating |
| hidratar {v} | :: to moisturize or hydrate |
| hidrato {m} | :: hydrate |
| hidrato de carbono {m} | :: carbohydrate |
| hidráulicamente {adv} | :: hydraulically |
| hidraulicidad {f} | :: hydraulicity |
| hidraulicidad {f} | :: rainfall; availability of water |
| hidráulico {adj} | :: hydraulic |
| hidrazina {f} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hydrazine |
| hídrico {adj} | :: hydrous |
| hidro- {prefix} | :: hydro- |
| hidroacústica {f} | :: underwater acoustics |
| hidroala {m} | :: hydrofoil |
| hidroavión {m} | :: seaplane |
| hidrobiológico {adj} | :: hydrobiological |
| hidroboración {f} [organic chemistry] | :: hydroboration |
| hidrocálido {adj} | :: (of a person) Of or from the Mexican state of Aguascalientes |
| hidrocanoa {f} | :: flying boat |
| hidrocarbonado {adj} [attributive] | :: hydrocarbon |
| hidrocarburífero {adj} [attributive] | :: hydrocarbon |
| hidrocarburo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: hydrocarbon |
| hidrocefalia {f} | :: hydrocephalus |
| hidrocele {m} | :: hydrocele |
| hidroclórico {adj} [chemistry] | :: hydrochloric |
| hidrocloruro {m} | :: hydrochloride |
| hidrocodona {f} | :: hydrocodone |
| hidroconformado {m} | :: hydroforming |
| hidrocortisona {f} [steroid hormone] | :: hydrocortisone |
| hidrocristalófono {m} | :: hydrocrystalophone, glass harmonica |
| hidrocución {f} [medicine] | :: hydrocution |
| hidrodeslizador {m} | :: airboat; fanboat |
| hidrodinámica {f} | :: hydrodynamics |
| hidrodinámicamente {adv} | :: hydrodynamically |
| hidrodinámico {adj} | :: hydrodynamic |
| hidroelectricidad {f} | :: hydroelectricity |
| hidroeléctrico {adj} | :: hydroelectric |
| hidroelectrolítico {adj} | :: hydroelectrolytic |
| hidrofílico {adj} | :: hydrophilic |
| hidrófilo {adj} | :: absorbent, hydrophilic |
| hidrofluorocarbono {m} | :: hydrofluorocarbon |
| hidrofluorocarburo {m} | :: hydrofluorocarbon |
| hidrofobicidad {f} | :: hydrophobicity |
| hidrofóbico {adj} | :: hydrophobic |
| hidrófobo {adj} | :: hydrophobic |
| hidrófono {m} | :: hydrophone |
| hidroformilación {f} | :: hydroformylation |
| hidrófugo {adj} | :: water-repellent |
| hidrófugo {adj} | :: water-repellent |
| hidrogel {m} | :: hydrogel |
| hidrogenación {f} | :: hydrogenation |
| hidrogenar {v} [chemistry] | :: to hydrogenate |
| hidrogenasa {f} | :: hydrogenase |
| hidrogeno {m} | :: hydrogen |
| hidrógeno {m} | :: hydrogen |
| hidrogenosoma {m} [cytology] | :: hydrogenosome |
| hidrogeología {f} | :: hydrogeology |
| hidrogeológico {adj} | :: hydrogeological |
| hidrógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of hidrógrafo |
| hidrografía {f} | :: hydrography |
| hidrográficamente {adv} | :: hydrographically |
| hidrográfico {adj} | :: hydrographic |
| hidrógrafo {m} | :: hydrographer |
| hidrograma {m} | :: hydrograph |
| hidrohalogenación {f} [chemistry] | :: hydrohalogenation |
| hidroide {m} [zoology] | :: hydroid |
| hidrolasa {f} [enzyme] | :: hydrolase |
| hidrolisis {f} | :: alternative form of hidrólisis |
| hidrólisis {f} | :: hydrolysis |
| hidrolítico {adj} | :: hydrolytic |
| hidrolizar {v} | :: to hydrolyse |
| hidróloga {f} | :: feminine noun of hidrólogo |
| hidrología {f} | :: hydrology |
| hidrológicamente {adv} | :: hydrologically |
| hidrológico {adj} | :: hydrologic, hydrological |
| hidrólogo {m} | :: hydrologist |
| hidromasaje {m} | :: hydromassage |
| hidromedusa {f} | :: hydromedusa |
| hidrometeoro {m} | :: hydrometeor |
| hidrometeorológico {adj} | :: hydrometeorological |
| hidrométrico {adj} | :: hydrometric |
| hidrómetro {m} | :: hydrometer |
| hidromiel {m} | :: mead, hydromel |
| hidronefrosis {f} [pathology] | :: hydronephrosis |
| hidroneumático {adj} | :: hydropneumatic |
| hidronimia {f} | :: hydronymy |
| hidronímico {adj} | :: hydronymic |
| hidrónimo {m} | :: hydronym |
| hidronio {m} | :: hydronium |
| hidropatía {f} | :: hydropathy; hydrotherapy |
| hidropático {adj} | :: hydropathic |
| hidropedal {adj} | :: hydropedal |
| hidroperóxido {m} | :: hydroperoxide |
| hidropesía {f} [pathology] | :: edema |
| hidrópico {adj} | :: hydropic |
| hidroplaneo {m} | :: aquaplaning |
| hidroplano {m} | :: hydroplane |
| hidroponía {f} | :: hydroponics |
| hidropónico {adj} | :: hydroponic |
| hidroquinona {f} [organic compound] | :: hydroquinone |
| hidrorregulador {adj} | :: hydro-regulatory |
| hidrosanitario {adj} | :: hydrosanitary |
| hidrosfera {f} | :: hydrosphere |
| hidrósfera {f} | :: alternative form of hidrosfera |
| hidrosol {m} | :: hydrosol |
| hidrosoluble {adj} | :: water-soluble |
| hidrostático {adj} | :: hydrostatic |
| hidroterapia {f} | :: hydropathy; hydrotherapy |
| hidroterápico {adj} | :: hydropathic |
| hidrotermal {adj} | :: hydrothermal |
| hidrotérmico {adj} | :: hydrothermal |
| hidrovía {f} | :: waterway |
| hidroxiapatita {f} | :: hydroxyapatite |
| hidroxibenzaldehído {m} [organic compound] | :: methoxybenzaldehyde |
| hidroxicloroquina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: hydroxychloroquine |
| hidróxido {m} [chemistry] | :: hydroxide |
| hidroxilación {f} [organic chemistry] | :: hydroxylation |
| hidroxilado {adj} | :: hydroxylated |
| hidroxilasa {f} [enzyme] | :: hydroxylase |
| hidroxilo {m} [chemistry] | :: hydroxyl |
| hidroxiprolina {f} [protein] | :: hydroxyproline |
| hidrozoo {m} [zoology] | :: hydrozoan |
| hidruro {m} [chemistry] | :: hydride |
| hidruro de litio {m} | :: lithium hydride |
| hiedra {f} | :: ivy |
| hiedra terrestre {f} | :: ground ivy |
| hiedra venenosa {f} | :: poison ivy |
| hiel {f} | :: bile |
| hielera {f} | :: cooler, portable icebox |
| hielo {m} | :: ice |
| hielo marino {m} | :: sea ice |
| hielo seco {m} | :: dry ice |
| hiemal {adj} | :: of or pertaining to winter |
| hiemal {m} [astronomy] | :: the winter quadrant |
| hiena {f} | :: hyena |
| hiénido {m} | :: hyaenid |
| hieracoesfinge {f} [Egyptian mythology] | :: hieracosphinx |
| hierarquía {f} | :: obsolete form of jerarquía |
| hierático {adj} | :: hieratic |
| hieratismo {m} | :: hieratic |
| hierba {f} | :: herb |
| hierba {f} | :: grass (the plant itself) |
| hierba {f} | :: weed |
| hierba {f} [slang] | :: marijuana |
| hierba buena {f} | :: spearmint, mint (Mentha spicata) |
| hierbabuena {f} | :: alternative form of hierba buena, mint |
| hierba de San Juan {f} | :: perforate St John's-wort |
| hierbajo {m} | :: weed (bad or unwanted plant) |
| hierba luisa {f} | :: lemon verbena |
| hierbaluisa {f} | :: lemon verbena (shrub, Aloysia triphylla) |
| hierba mora {f} | :: black nightshade; European black nightshade (Solanum nigrum) |
| hierba mora {f} | :: salad burnet (Sanguisorba minor) |
| hierbatera {f} | :: feminine noun of hierbatero |
| hierbatero {m} | :: herbalist; one who sells medicinal herbs |
| hierbera {f} | :: feminine noun of hierbero |
| hierbero {m} [Cuba, Mexico] | :: Someone who sells or cultivates herbs, especially medicinal ones |
| hierbero {m} [Mexico] | :: A medicine man or other healer who uses herbs |
| hieroglífico {m} | :: obsolete form of jeroglífico |
| hieromonje {m} | :: hieromonk |
| hierosolimitano {adj} | :: Jerusalemite |
| hierosolimitano {m} | :: Jerusalemite |
| hierro {m} | :: iron (common, inexpensive metal, having atomic number 26 and symbol Fe, or a material predominantly made of this) |
| hierro {m} | :: branding iron (piece of metal bent into a distinctive shape and used to brand livestock) |
| hierro {m} [metonymically] | :: brand (mark or scar made by burning with a branding iron) |
| hierro {m} [by extension] | :: brand (symbolic identity, represented by a name or logo) |
| hierro {m} | :: iron or steel weapon |
| hierro {m} | :: any of various objects made of iron |
| hierro {m} | :: importance |
| Hierro {prop} | :: surname |
| hierro fundido {m} | :: cast iron |
| hifa {f} [mycology] | :: hypha |
| hifal {adj} [mycology] | :: hyphal |
| higa {f} | :: obscene gesture made by putting the thumb between the index finger and the middle finger |
| hígado {m} | :: liver |
| Higía {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Hygeia |
| higiene {f} | :: hygiene |
| higiénico {adj} | :: hygienic |
| higienista {mf} | :: hygienist |
| higienización {f} | :: sterilization |
| higienizante {adj} | :: sanitising |
| higienizar {v} | :: to sanitise |
| higo {m} | :: fig (fruit) |
| higo {m} [colloquial] | :: snatch, pussy (vagina) |
| higo chumbo {m} | :: prickly pear |
| higrina {f} [organic compound] | :: hygrine |
| higrófilo {adj} | :: hygrophilous |
| higrómetro {m} [meteorology] | :: hygrometer (instrument that measures humidity) |
| higroscópico {adj} | :: hygroscopic |
| Higuchi {prop} | :: surname |
| higuera {f} | :: fig tree |
| higueral {m} | :: fig plantation |
| higuerilla {f} | :: Ricinus, Ricinus communis, castor bean, castor oil plant |
| higuerilla {f} | :: Euphorbia lamarckii |
| higuerilla {f} | :: Euphorbia regis-jubae |
| higuerón {m} | :: The tree Ruprechtia apetala |
| hija {f} | :: daughter; feminine noun of hijo |
| hijadalgo {f} | :: feminine noun of hijodalgo |
| hija de la chingada {f} | :: feminine noun of hijo de la chingada |
| hija de la Gran Bretaña {f} | :: feminine noun of hijo de la Gran Bretaña |
| hija de la gran puta {f} | :: feminine noun of hijo de la gran puta |
| hija de la puta {f} | :: feminine noun of hijo de la puta |
| hija de la verga {f} | :: feminine noun of hijo de la verga |
| hija del medio {f} | :: middle child, middle daughter |
| hija de machepa {f} | :: feminine noun of hijo de machepa |
| hija de puta {f} | :: feminine noun of hijo de puta |
| hija natural {f} | :: natural child |
| hijastra {f} | :: stepdaughter |
| hijastro {m} | :: stepchild, stepkid; stepson |
| hija única {f} | :: only child |
| hije {mf} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: child (offspring) |
| hijita {f} | :: diminutive of hija: little daughter, daughterling |
| hijito {m} | :: diminutive of hijo |
| hijito {m} [colloquial] | :: sonny, young man |
| hijo {m} | :: son |
| hijo {m} | :: child (when the gender of the child is unknown) |
| hijodalgo {m} | :: alternative form of hidalgo |
| Hijo de Dios {prop} {m} [Christianity] | :: Son of God (Jesus) |
| hijo de la chingada {m} [Mexico, vulgar, pejorative, idiom] | :: motherfucker |
| hijo de la Gran Bretaña {m} [idiom, euphemistic] | :: Son of a gun, alternative form of hijo de la gran puta |
| hijo de la gran puta {m} [idiom, vulgar, derogatory] | :: alternative form of hijo de puta |
| hijo de la puta {m} [idiom] | :: alternative form of hijo de puta |
| hijo de la verga {m} [Mexico, vulgar, pejorative, idiom] | :: motherfucker |
| Hijo del Cielo {m} [historical] | :: Son of Heaven (Emperor of China) |
| hijo del medio {m} | :: middle child, middle son |
| hijo de machepa {m} [Dominican Republic] | :: poor boy |
| hijo de perra {m} [mildly, vulgar, in some parts of Latin America, derogatory] | :: motherfucker, son of a bitch |
| hijo de puta {m} [pejorative, vulgar, idiom] | :: son of a bitch [an objectionable, despicable person and any objectionable thing] |
| hijo de puta {m} [pejorative, vulgar, idiom] | :: motherfucker |
| hijo de puta {interj} [pejorative, vulgar] | :: Son of a bitch! |
| hijo de su madre {n} [colloquial, euphemistic] | :: Son of a gun, motherlover |
| híjole {interj} [Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Bolivia, Ecuador, Nicaragua] | :: used to denote surprise or the state of being impressed, similar to wow or whoa |
| hijo natural {m} | :: natural child |
| hijo pródigo {m} | :: prodigal son |
| hijoputa {m} [pejorative, vulgar] | :: alternative spelling of hijo de puta |
| hijoputa {interj} [pejorative, vulgar] | :: alternative spelling of hijo de puta |
| hijoputismo {m} | :: bastardness; dickishness |
| hijo único {m} | :: only child |
| hijuela {m} | :: pejorative of hija |
| hijuelo {m} | :: diminutive of hijo |
| hijuelo {m} [botany] | :: layer; shoot |
| hijueputa {m} [pejorative, vulgar] | :: abbreviated form of hijo de puta |
| hijueputez {f} | :: douchebaggery; dumbfuckery |
| hijueputilla {m} [vulgar, El Salvador] | :: little motherfucker (said of a baby) |
| hijueputilla {m} [pejorative, vulgar, El Salvador] | :: variant of hijo de puta |
| hilacha {f} | :: loose thread, shred of fabric |
| hiladillo {m} | :: thin belt |
| hilado {m} | :: yarn |
| hiladora {f} | :: spinning wheel |
| hilandera {f} | :: feminine noun of hilandero |
| hilandería {f} | :: yarn spinning shop or workshop |
| hilandero {m} | :: spinner (someone who spins) |
| hilandero {m} | :: thread factory |
| hilar {v} | :: to spin (as with thread) |
| hilar {v} | :: to string together, put together (words, to make coherent sentences) |
| hilarante {adj} | :: funny, hilarious |
| hilarantemente {adv} | :: hilariously |
| hilaridad {f} | :: hilarity |
| Hilario {prop} | :: given name |
| Hilario {prop} | :: surname deriving from the given name |
| hilatura {f} | :: spinning (not on bikes) |
| hilaza {f} | :: thread |
| Hilda {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Hildegarda {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| hilemorfismo {m} [philosophy] | :: hylomorphism |
| hilera {f} | :: row, windrow |
| hilillo {m} | :: diminutive of hilo |
| hilio {m} [anatomy] | :: hilum (porta of an organ) |
| hilito {m} | :: diminutive of hilo |
| hilo {m} | :: thread, yarn, string |
| hilo {m} | :: linen |
| hilo {m} | :: edge of something sharp |
| hilo {m} | :: crosshair, reticule |
| hilo {m} [fish] | :: ellipsis of hilo de oro (type of stinging jellyfish, Guanacaste, Costa Rica) |
| hilo {m} [internet] | :: thread (series of messages) |
| hilo dental {m} | :: dental floss |
| hilomorfismo {m} | :: alternative form of hilemorfismo |
| hilóquero {m} | :: giant forest hog |
| hilván {m} | :: basting, tack |
| hilvanar {v} [sewing] | :: to baste |
| hilvanar {v} [said of someone who speaks or writes] | :: to string together |
| hilvanar {v} | :: to outline, to sketch |
| Himalaya {prop} {m} | :: Himalaya (mountain range) |
| himalayano {adj} | :: Himalayan |
| himalayo {adj} | :: Himalayan |
| himen {m} | :: hymen |
| himeneo {adj} | :: hymeneal |
| himenio {m} [mycology] | :: hymenium |
| himenóforo {m} | :: hymenophore |
| himenoplastia {f} | :: hymenoplasty |
| himenóptero {m} | :: hymenopteran |
| himnario {m} | :: hymnal |
| himno {m} | :: hymn |
| himno {m} | :: anthem |
| himno nacional {m} | :: national anthem |
| hincapié {m} | :: stomp (with the foot) |
| hincapié {m} | :: emphasis |
| hincar {vt} | :: to thrust, drive |
| hincarla {v} [colloquial] | :: to croak, snuff it (die) |
| hincar los codos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to put one's nose to the grindstone |
| hincarse {vr} | :: to kneel down |
| hincha {f} | :: hatred |
| hincha {mf} | :: fan (an admirer or aficionado) |
| Hincha {prop} | :: Hincha (commune) |
| hinchable {adj} | :: inflatable, blowup |
| hinchada {f} [collective] | :: supporters |
| hinchado {adj} | :: swollen, tightened from enlarging |
| hinchado {adj} | :: arrogant, pompous |
| hinchamiento {m} | :: inflation (expansion in size by injection with a gas) |
| hinchapelotas {m} [colloquial, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: pain in the ass |
| hinchar {vt} | :: To inflate or fill with air or liquid |
| hinchar {vt} [figuratively] | :: To exaggerate a story |
| hinchar {v} [vulgar, figuratively] | :: To fill someone with anger |
| hinchar codos {v} [idiomatic] | :: alternative form of hincar los codos |
| hincharse {vr} | :: To swell, to grow tight as a result of enlarging |
| hincharse {vr} | :: To become overwhelmed with anger |
| hincharse {vr} | :: To pig out; stuff oneself (with food) |
| hinchazón {f} | :: swelling |
| hindi {m} | :: Hindi; one of the official languages of India |
| hindú {adj} | :: Hindu, Hindustani |
| hindú {adj} | :: Indian (of or relating to India or its people) |
| hindú {mf} | :: Hindu, Hindustani |
| hindú {mf} | :: Indian (person from India) |
| hinduismo {m} | :: Hinduism |
| hinduista {adj} | :: Hindu (attributive) |
| hinduista {mf} | :: Hindu |
| hiniesta {f} | :: broom (shrub) |
| hiniestra {f} [archaic] | :: window |
| hinojo {m} | :: fennel |
| hinojo {m} [formal] | :: knee (joint or the region of the joint in the middle part of the leg between the thigh and the shank) |
| Hinojosa {prop} | :: surname |
| hiobranquial {adj} | :: hyobranchial |
| hiogloso {m} | :: hyoglossus |
| hioide {adj} | :: hyoid |
| hioide {m} | :: hyoid bone |
| hioideo {adj} [anatomy] | :: hyoid |
| hioscina {f} | :: hyoscine |
| hipálage {f} [rhetoric, grammar] | :: hypallage |
| hipantio {m} | :: hypanthium |
| hipanto {m} | :: hypanthium |
| hipar {v} | :: to hiccup |
| hipaspista {m} | :: hypaspist |
| hipema {m} [ophthalmology] | :: hyphema |
| hiper- {prefix} | :: hyper- |
| híper {m} | :: hypermarket |
| hiperaceleración {f} | :: hyperacceleration |
| hiperacelerado {adj} | :: hyperaccelerated |
| hiperactivar {vt} | :: to hyperactivate |
| hiperactividad {f} | :: hyperactivity |
| hiperactivo {adj} | :: hyperactive |
| hiperaldosteronismo {m} [pathology] | :: hyperaldosteronism |
| hiperandrogenismo {m} [medicine] | :: hyperandrogenism |
| hiperbárico {adj} | :: hyperbaric |
| hipérbato {m} [grammar, rhetoric] | :: hyperbaton |
| hipérbaton {m} | :: alternative form of hipérbato |
| hipérbola {f} | :: hyperbola (geometric curve) |
| hipérbole {f} | :: hyperbole (rhetorical device) |
| hiperbólicamente {adv} | :: hyperbolically |
| hiperbólico {adj} [geometry] | :: hyperbolic |
| hiperbólico {adj} | :: hyperbolic; of or relating to hyperbole |
| hiperbolizar {v} | :: to hyperbolize |
| hiperboloide {f} | :: hyperboloid |
| Hiperbórea {prop} {f} | :: Hyperborea |
| hipercalórico {adj} | :: hypercaloric |
| hipercapnia {f} [pathology] | :: hypercapnia |
| hipercataléctico {adj} | :: hypercatalectic |
| hiperciclo {m} | :: hypercycle |
| hiperclorémico {adj} | :: hyperchloremic |
| hipercoagulabilidad {f} | :: hypercoagulability |
| hipercolesterolemia {f} [pathology] | :: hypercholesterolemia (an excess of cholesterol in the blood) |
| hipercompetente {adj} | :: incredible competent |
| hipercomunicado {adj} | :: extremely well-communicated |
| hiperconcentración {f} | :: hyperconcentration |
| hiperconectado {adj} | :: hyperconnected |
| hiperconectividad {f} | :: hyperconnectivity |
| hiperconexión {f} | :: hyperconnection |
| hiperconjugación {f} | :: hyperconjugation |
| hiperconsumo {m} | :: hyperconsumption |
| hipercubo {m} [geometry] | :: hypercube (an analogue of a cube in four or more dimensions) |
| hiperdenso {adj} [medicine] | :: hyperdense |
| hiperdependencia {f} | :: hyperdependence |
| hiperémesis {f} | :: hyperemesis |
| hiperémesis gravídica {f} | :: hyperemesis gravidarum, severe morning sickness |
| hiperemia {f} | :: hyperaemia |
| hiperenfocado {adj} | :: hyperfocused |
| hiperenlace {m} [computing] | :: link, hyperlink |
| hiperesfera {f} [geometry] | :: hypersphere |
| hiperespacial {adj} | :: hyperspatial |
| hiperespacio {m} [mathematics] | :: hyperspace (Euclidian space with more than three dimensions) |
| hiperespacio {m} [science fiction] | :: hyperspace (space that makes faster-than-light travel possible) |
| hiperespecialización {f} | :: hyperspecialization |
| hiperestesia {f} | :: hyperesthesia |
| hiperestimulación {f} | :: hyperstimulation |
| hiperestimulado {adj} | :: hyperstimulated |
| hiperexcitabilidad {f} | :: hyperexcitability |
| hiperextensión {f} | :: hyperextension |
| hiperferremia {f} | :: hyperferremia |
| hiperferritinemia {f} | :: hyperferritinemia |
| hiperfunción {f} | :: hyperfunction |
| hipergammaglobulinemia {f} [pathology] | :: hypergammaglobulinemia |
| hipergeométrico {adj} | :: hypergeometric |
| hipergigante {f} | :: hypergiant |
| hiperglobalización {f} | :: hyper-globalization |
| hiperglobalizado {adj} | :: extremely globalized |
| hiperglucemia {f} | :: hyperglycemia |
| hiperglucemiante {adj} | :: hyperglycaemic |
| hiperglucémico {adj} | :: hyperglycemic |
| hipergólico {adj} | :: hypergolic |
| hipergrafo {m} | :: hypergraph |
| hiperhidrosis {f} | :: hyperhidrosis |
| hipericina {f} [organic compound] | :: hypericin |
| hipérico {m} | :: St John's wort |
| hiperimperialismo {m} [neologism] | :: A new phase of imperialism |
| hiperinflación {f} | :: hyperinflation |
| hiperinflacionario {adj} | :: afflicted by hyperinflation |
| hiperinflacionista {adj} [attributive, ] | :: hyperinflation |
| hiperinflado {adj} | :: hyperinflated |
| Hiperión {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Hyperion (a Titan, the son of Gaia and Uranus) |
| Hiperión {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: Hyperion (moon) |
| hiperlaxitud {f} | :: hyperlaxity |
| hiperlordosis {f} | :: hyperlordosis |
| hipermasculinidad {f} | :: hypermasculinity |
| hipermasculino {adj} | :: hypermasculine |
| hipermedia {f} | :: hypermedia |
| hipermedial {adj} | :: hypermedial |
| hipermercado {m} | :: hypermarket |
| hipermetilación {f} | :: hypermethylation |
| hipermétrico {adj} | :: hypermetric |
| hipermétrope {adj} | :: longsighted |
| hipermetropía {f} | :: hyperopia, longsightedness |
| hipermnesia {f} | :: hypermnesia |
| hipermoderno {adj} | :: hypermodern |
| hipermusculado {adj} | :: extremely muscular |
| hiperón {m} | :: hyperon |
| hiperónimo {m} | :: hypernym |
| hiperoperación {f} | :: hyperoperation |
| hiperosmolar {adj} | :: hyperosmolar |
| hiperparatiroidismo {m} | :: hyperparathyroidism |
| hiperpigmentación {f} | :: hyperpigmentation |
| hiperplano {m} | :: hyperplane |
| hiperplasia {f} | :: hyperplasia |
| hiperplásico {adj} | :: hyperplasic |
| hiperplasticidad {f} | :: hyperplasticity |
| hiperpolarización {f} | :: hyperpolarization |
| hiperpotasemia {f} [pathology] | :: hyperkalemia |
| hiperpresidencialista {mf} | :: A supporter of neopresidencialismo |
| hiperprolactinemia {f} [pathology] | :: hyperprolactinemia |
| hiperproteico {adj} | :: high-protein |
| hiperqueratosis {f} | :: hyperkeratosis |
| hiperreactividad {f} | :: hyperreactivity |
| hiperreal {adj} | :: hyperreal |
| hiperrealidad {f} | :: hyperreality |
| hiperrealismo {m} | :: hyperrealism |
| hiperrealista {adj} | :: hyperrealist |
| hiperregulatorio {adj} | :: hyper-regulatory |
| hipersecreción {f} | :: hypersecretion |
| hipersensibilidad {f} | :: hypersensitivity |
| hipersensible {adj} | :: hypersensitive, extremely sensitive |
| hipersexualidad {f} | :: hypersexuality |
| hipersexualización {f} | :: hypersexualization |
| hipersexualizado {adj} | :: hypersexualized |
| hipersomnia {f} | :: hypersomnia |
| hipersónico {adj} | :: hypersonic |
| hipersueño {m} [science fiction] | :: hypersleep |
| hipersuperficie {f} | :: hypersurface |
| hipertensión {f} | :: hypertension |
| hipertensivo {adj} | :: hypertensive |
| hipertenso {adj} | :: hypertensive |
| hipertermia {f} | :: hyperthermia |
| hipertexto {m} | :: hypertext (document) |
| hipertextual {adj} | :: hypertextual |
| hipertimesia {f} | :: hyperthymesia |
| hipertiroidismo {m} [pathology] | :: hyperthyroidism |
| hipertonía {f} | :: hypertonia |
| hipertrigliceridemia {f} | :: hypertriglyceridemia |
| hipertrofia {f} [medicine] | :: hypertrophy |
| hipertrofiar {vr} | :: to hypertrophy |
| hipertrófico {adj} | :: hypertrophic |
| hipervelocidad {f} | :: hyperspeed |
| hiperventilación {f} | :: hyperventilation |
| hiperventilar {vi} | :: to hyperventilate |
| hipervínculo {m} [computing] | :: link, hyperlink |
| hiperviscosidad {f} | :: hyperviscosity |
| hipervisible {adj} | :: Highly visible |
| hipervisor {m} | :: hypervisor |
| hipervitaminosis {f} | :: hypervitaminosis |
| hip hip hurra {interj} | :: hip hip hooray (an exclamation of congratulations) |
| Hipias {prop} {m} | :: Hippias of Elis (a sophist philosopher from Elis and contemporary of Socrates) |
| hípica {f} | :: horse racing |
| hípico {adj} | :: equine |
| hípico {adj} | :: equestrian |
| hipismo {m} | :: horse racing |
| Hipnos {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Hypnos (Greek god of sleep) |
| hipnosis {f} | :: hypnosis |
| hipnoterapeuta {mf} | :: hypnotherapist |
| hipnótico {adj} | :: hypnotic, mesmerizing |
| hipnótico {m} | :: hypnotic (a sleep-inducing drug) |
| hipnotismo {m} | :: hypnotism |
| hipnotista {mf} | :: hypnotist |
| hipnotizador {adj} | :: hypnotic |
| hipnotizador {m} | :: hypnotist |
| hipnotizadora {f} | :: feminine noun of hipnotizador |
| hipnotizante {adj} | :: hypnotizing; hypnotic |
| hipnotizar {v} | :: to hypnotize |
| hipo- {prefix} | :: hypo- |
| hipo {m} | :: hiccup |
| hipo {m} | :: longing |
| hipoactivo {adj} | :: hypoactive |
| hipoacusia {f} [medicine] | :: hypoacusis, hearing loss |
| hipoadiponectinemia {f} [pathology] | :: hypoadiponectinemia |
| hipoalergénico {adj} | :: hypoallergenic |
| hipoblasto {m} | :: hypoblast |
| hipobromito {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hypobromite |
| hipocalcemia {f} | :: hypocalcaemia |
| hipocalórico {adj} | :: hypocaloric |
| hipocampal {adj} | :: hippocampal |
| hipocampo {m} [anatomy] | :: hippocampus |
| hipocampo {m} [zoology] | :: sea horse |
| hipocampo {m} [Greek mythology] | :: hippocamp; hippocampus |
| hipocapnia {f} [pathology] | :: hypocapnia |
| hipocausto {m} | :: hypocaust |
| hipocentro {m} [geology] | :: hypocentre |
| hipocicloide {f} [geometry] | :: hypocycloid |
| hipocinesia {f} | :: hypokinesia |
| hipoclorador {m} | :: hypochlorite generator |
| hipoclorhidria {f} | :: hypochloridria |
| hipoclorito {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hypochlorite |
| hipocomplementemia {f} [pathology] | :: hypocomplementemia |
| hipocondría {f} | :: hypochondria |
| hipocondriaco {adj} | :: alternative form of hipocondríaco |
| hipocondriaco {m} | :: alternative form of hipocondríaco |
| hipocondríaco {adj} | :: hypochondriac (affected by hypochondria) |
| hipocondríaco {m} | :: hypochondriac (person affected by hypochondria) |
| hipocondrio {m} [anatomy] | :: hypochondrium |
| hipocorístico {m} | :: hypocorism |
| hipocorístico {adj} | :: hypocoristic |
| hipocrático {adj} | :: Hippocratic |
| hipocresía {f} | :: hypocrisy |
| hipócrita {adj} | :: hypocritical |
| hipócrita {mf} | :: hypocrite (person practising hypocrisy) |
| hipócritamente {adv} | :: hypocritically |
| hipodérmico {adj} | :: hypodermic |
| hipodermis {f} | :: hypodermis |
| hipódromo {m} | :: hippodrome |
| hipódromo {m} | :: racetrack |
| hipoestesia {f} | :: hypoesthesia |
| hipofaringe {f} [anatomy] | :: hypopharynx |
| hipofisario {adj} | :: hypophysial |
| hipofisiario {adj} | :: alternative spelling of hipofisario |
| hipófisis {f} [anatomy] | :: hypophysis |
| hipofrontalidad {f} [neuropsychology] | :: hypofrontality |
| hipofunción {f} | :: hypofunction |
| hipogástrico {adj} | :: hypogastric |
| hipogastrio {m} [anatomy] | :: hypogastrium |
| hipogeo {m} | :: hypogeum |
| hipógina {f} | :: hypogyn |
| hipoglicemia {f} | :: hypoglycemia |
| hipogloso {adj} [anatomy] | :: hypoglossal |
| hipogloso {m} | :: Atlantic halibut |
| hipoglucemia {f} | :: hypoglycemia |
| hipoglucémico {adj} [pathology] | :: hypoglycemic |
| hipogonadismo {m} | :: hypogonadism |
| hipogrifo {m} [mythology, folklore, fantasy] | :: hippogriff |
| Hipólito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Hipólito {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| hipología {f} | :: hippology |
| hipomagnesemia {f} | :: hypomagnesemia |
| hipomanía {f} | :: hypomania |
| hipomasculinidad {f} | :: hypomasculinity |
| hipomóvil {adj} | :: horse-drawn |
| hiponatremia {f} | :: hyponatremia |
| hiponeuston {m} | :: hyponeuston |
| hipónimo {m} | :: hyponym |
| hiponitrito {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: hyponitrite |
| hipoperfusión {f} | :: hypoperfusion |
| hipoplasia {f} | :: hypoplasia |
| hipopnea {f} [pathology] | :: hypopnea |
| hipopotámido {m} | :: Hippopotamid |
| hipopótamo {m} | :: hippopotamus |
| hipopotasemia {f} [pathology] | :: hypokalemia |
| hipospadia {f} | :: alternative form of hipospadias |
| hipospadias {m} [medicine] | :: hypospadias |
| hipóstasis {f} | :: hypostasis |
| hipostático {adj} | :: hypostatic |
| hipóstila {f} | :: hypostyle |
| hipotalámico {adj} [anatomy] | :: hypothalamic |
| hipotálamo {m} [anatomy] | :: hypothalamus |
| hipoteca {f} | :: mortgage |
| hipotecar {v} | :: to mortgage |
| hipotecar {v} | :: to hypothecate |
| hipotecario {adj} | :: mortgage (attributive) |
| hipotecio {m} | :: hypothecium |
| hipotenar {adj} [anatomy] | :: hypothenar |
| hipotensión {f} [pathology] | :: hypotension |
| hipotenso {adj} | :: having low blood pressure |
| hipotenusa {f} [geometry] | :: hypotenuse |
| hipotermia {f} [pathology] | :: hypothermia |
| hipotérmico {adj} | :: hypothermic |
| hipótesis {f} | :: hypothesis |
| hipotéticamente {adv} | :: hypothetically |
| hipotético {adj} | :: hypothetical |
| hipotetizar {v} | :: to hypothesize |
| hipotiroidismo {m} [pathology] | :: hypothyroidism (insufficient production of thyroid hormone) |
| hipotonía {f} | :: hypotonia |
| hipotrocoide {f} [geometry] | :: hypotrochoid |
| hipoventilación {f} | :: hypoventilation |
| hipovitaminosis {f} [medicine] | :: hypovitaminosis |
| hipovolemia {f} | :: hypovolemia |
| hipovolémico {adj} | :: hypovolemic |
| hipoxantina {f} [organic compound] | :: hypoxanthine |
| hipoxemia {f} [medicine] | :: hypoxemia |
| hipoxia {f} [pathology] | :: hypoxia |
| hipóxico {adj} | :: hypoxic |
| hippie {mf} | :: hippie |
| hippy {m} | :: hippy |
| hipsilofodóntido {m} | :: hypsilophodont |
| hipsómetro {m} | :: hypsometer |
| hipster {m} | :: hipster |
| hípster {mf} | :: hipster |
| hipsteriano {adj} [attributive] | :: hipster |
| Hirano {prop} | :: surname |
| Hircania {prop} {f} | :: Hyrcania |
| hiriente {adj} | :: injurious |
| hirsutismo {m} | :: hirsuteness |
| hirsuto {adj} | :: hirsute; hairy |
| hirudíneo {m} | :: leech |
| hirviente {adj} | :: boiling |
| hirviente {adj} | :: enraged |
| hisóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of histólogo |
| hisopar {v} | :: to spray or sprinkle with an aspergillium |
| hisopillo {m} | :: savory (herb) |
| hisopo {m} | :: hyssop |
| hisopo {m} | :: aspergillium |
| hisopo {m} [by extension] | :: cotton swab, abbreviation of hisopo de algodon |
| hisp. {adj} | :: abbreviation of hispánico |
| hispalense {adj} | :: Sevillian, Sevillan |
| hispalense {mf} | :: Sevillian, Sevillan |
| hispánico {adj} | :: Hispanic |
| hispanidad {f} | :: Spanishness |
| hispanidad {f} | :: The Spanish or Hispanic world |
| hispanismo {m} | :: Hispanicism (a Spanish language item as it appears in another language) |
| hispanista {mf} | :: Hispanist |
| hispanización {f} | :: Hispanicization |
| hispanizar {vt} | :: to Hispanicize |
| hispano- {prefix} | :: Hispano- |
| hispano {adj} | :: Spanish |
| hispano {adj} | :: Hispano-American |
| hispano {adj} | :: Spanish or Hispano-American and living in the United States |
| Hispanoamérica {prop} {f} | :: Hispanic America, Spanish America |
| hispanoamericana {f} | :: feminine noun of hispanoamericano |
| hispanoamericanismo {m} | :: Word or phrase found in Latin America |
| hispanoamericano {adj} | :: Hispanic American |
| hispanoamericano {m} | :: Hispanic American |
| hispanoárabe {adj} | :: Hispano-Arabic |
| hispanoargentino {adj} | :: Spanish-Argentine |
| hispanobritánica {f} | :: feminine noun of hispanobritánico |
| hispanobritánico {adj} | :: Hispano-British |
| hispanobritánico {m} | :: Hispano-Brit |
| hispanocatalán {adj} | :: identifying as both Spanish and Catalan |
| hispanófila {f} | :: feminine noun of hispanófilo |
| hispanofilipina {f} | :: feminine noun of hispanofilipino |
| hispanofilipino {adj} | :: Spanish-Philippine |
| hispanofilipino {m} | :: Spanish-Philippine |
| hispanófilo {m} | :: Hispanophile |
| hispanoflamenco {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the period of the Middle Ages when there was a strong link between the kingdom of Flanders and that of Spain |
| hispanofobia {f} | :: Hispanophobia |
| hispano-francés {adj} | :: Hispano-French |
| hispanofrancés {adj} | :: alternative spelling of hispano-francés |
| hispanoguineano {adj} | :: Spanish Guinean |
| hispanoguineano {m} | :: Spanish Guinean |
| hispanohablante {mf} | :: Spanish-speaker, Hispanophone |
| hispano-italiano {adj} | :: Hispano-Italian |
| hispanomarroquí {adj} | :: Hispano-Moroccan |
| hispanomarroquí {mf} | :: Spanish Moroccan |
| hispanomedievalismo {m} | :: Hispanomedievalism, the study of medieval Spain |
| hispanomedievalista {adj} | :: hispanomedievalist, relating to the study of medieval Spain |
| hispanomedievalista {mf} | :: hispanomedievalist, a scholar who studies medieval Spain |
| hispanomusulmán {adj} | :: Spanish-Muslim |
| hispanomusulmán {m} | :: Spanish Muslim |
| hispanoparlante {adj} | :: Hispanophone: Spanish-speaking |
| hispano-portugués {adj} | :: Hispano-Portuguese |
| hispanorromano {adj} [historiography] | :: Hispano-Roman |
| hispanovenezolana {f} | :: feminine noun of hispanovenezolano |
| hispanovenezolano {adj} | :: Spanish-Venezuelan |
| híspido {adj} | :: hispid |
| hispir {vt} | :: to make spongy, become spongy |
| hispir {vi} | :: to swell |
| histamina {f} | :: histamine |
| histaminasa {f} [enzyme] | :: histaminase |
| histerectomía {f} [surgery] | :: hysterectomy |
| histéresis {f} | :: hysteresis |
| histeria {f} | :: hysteria |
| histéricamente {adv} | :: hysterically |
| histérico {adj} | :: hysterical (of, or arising from hysteria) |
| histerismo {m} | :: hysteria |
| histeroscopia {f} | :: hysteroscopy |
| histidina {f} [amino acid] | :: histidine |
| histiocitosis {f} | :: histiocytosis |
| histo- {prefix} | :: histo- |
| histocompatibilidad {f} | :: histocompatibility |
| histograma {m} | :: histogram |
| histología {f} [biology] | :: histology |
| histológicamente {adv} | :: histologically |
| histológico {adj} | :: histologic, histological |
| histólogo {m} | :: histologist |
| histona {f} [protein] | :: histone |
| histopatología {f} | :: histopathology |
| histopatológico {adj} | :: histopathological |
| historia {f} | :: history (the aggregate of past events) |
| historia {f} | :: history (the branch of knowledge that studies the past) |
| historia {f} | :: history (a set of events involving an entity) |
| historia {f} | :: history (a record or narrative description of past events) |
| historia {f} | :: story (a sequence of real or fictional events) |
| historia {f} | :: the letter H in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| historia de fantasmas {f} | :: ghost story |
| historiador {m} | :: historian |
| historiadora {f} | :: feminine noun of historiador |
| historial {m} | :: record (such as a person's criminal, work, or clinical record) |
| historiar {v} | :: to depict (history), write down a history |
| históricamente {adv} | :: historically |
| historicidad {f} | :: historicity |
| historicismo {m} | :: historicism |
| historicista {adj} | :: historicist |
| histórico {adj} | :: historical (concerning recorded history) |
| histórico {adj} | :: historical (in accordance with the past) |
| histórico {adj} | :: historic (having significance in history) |
| historieta {f} | :: anecdote |
| historieta {f} | :: comic strip |
| historietista {mf} | :: cartoonist |
| historietístico {adj} [attributive] | :: comics |
| historiógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of historiógrafo |
| historiografía {f} | :: historiography |
| historiográficamente {adv} | :: historiographically |
| historiográfico {adj} | :: historiographic |
| historiógrafo {m} | :: historiographer |
| histrión {m} | :: actor, playactor |
| histriónico {adj} | :: histrionic |
| histrionismo {m} | :: Exaggerated behaviour; histrionics, melodramatics |
| hit {m} | :: hit (success) |
| hitazo {m} | :: augmentative of hito |
| hitchcockiano {adj} | :: Hitchcockian |
| hitchockiano {adj} | :: Hitchcockian |
| hitita {adj} [history] | :: Hittite |
| hitita {mf} [demonym] | :: Hittite |
| hitita {mf} [language] | :: Hittite |
| Hitler {prop} {m} | :: Hitler (Adolf Hitler, German dictator) |
| hitleriano {adj} | :: Hitlerian |
| hitleriano {m} | :: Hitlerite |
| hitlerismo {m} | :: Hitlerism |
| hito {m} | :: milestone |
| hito {m} | :: landmark |
| hiyab {m} | :: hijab |
| hmong {adj} | :: Hmong |
| hmong {mf} | :: Hmong |
| hna. {f} | :: feminine noun of hno. |
| hno. {m} | :: abbreviation of hermano |
| hoacín {m} | :: hoatzin |
| hoatzín {m} | :: alternative form of hoacín |
| hobbit {m} [fantasy] | :: hobbit |
| hobby {m} | :: hobby (activity) |
| Hochschild {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| hocicar {v} | :: to root (with the nose) |
| hocicar {v} | :: to pet; smooch |
| hocicar {v} | :: to fall flat on one's face |
| hocicar {v} | :: to stick one's nose in |
| hocico {m} | :: snout (mouth of a beast) |
| hocicón {m} [colloquial, Chile, Mexico] | :: bigmouth (who talks too much or says things which should not be said) |
| hocicón {m} | :: informer, tattler |
| hocicón {m} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: foul-mouthed, profane |
| hocicona {f} | :: feminine noun of hocicón |
| hocicudo {adj} | :: snouted |
| hocino {m} | :: glen, valley |
| hocino {m} | :: gorge, narrows (of a navigable waterway between mountains) |
| hocino {m} [plural] | :: riverside fields or land |
| hocino {m} [agriculture] | :: sickle, billhook |
| hociquear {v} | :: alternative spelling of hocicar |
| hociquito {m} | :: diminutive of hocico |
| hockey {m} | :: hockey |
| hockey sobre césped {m} [sports] | :: field hockey |
| hockey sobre hielo {m} | :: ice hockey; literally, hockey on ice |
| hockey sobre hierba {m} [sports] | :: field hockey |
| hockey sobre pasto {m} [Latin America, sports] | :: field hockey |
| hoco {m} | :: curassow |
| hodierno {adj} | :: from or relative to today, nowaday, current, present |
| hogaño {adv} | :: these days |
| hogaño {adv} [colloquial] | :: this year |
| hogar {m} | :: home |
| hogar {m} | :: housekeeping |
| hogar {m} | :: hearth, fireplace |
| hogar {m} | :: homeland |
| hogareño {adj} [attributive] | :: home, house |
| hogareño {adj} | :: cosy, homely |
| hogareño {adj} | :: home-loving |
| hogaril {m} [Murcia] | :: hearth, fireplace |
| hogaza {f} | :: loaf |
| hoguera {f} | :: campfire |
| hoguera {f} | :: bonfire |
| hoja {f} | :: leaf (usually green and flat organ that is the most prominent feature of most vegetative plants) |
| hoja {f} | :: petal (an often brightly coloured component of the corolla of a flower) |
| hoja {f} | :: blade (narrow leaf of a grass or cereal) |
| hoja {f} | :: pad (floating leaf of a water lily or similar plant) |
| hoja {f} | :: sheet, leaf (piece of paper, usually rectangular) |
| hoja {f} | :: page (one of the many pieces of paper bound together within a book) |
| hoja {f} | :: form (blank document or template to be filled in by the user) |
| hoja {f} | :: foil |
| hoja {f} | :: blade (sharp cutting edge of a knife, sword, etc.) |
| hoja {f} | :: pane (individual sheet of glass in a window) |
| hoja {f} | :: side (of bacon) |
| hoja de cálculo {f} [computing] | :: spreadsheet, worksheet |
| hoja de higo {m} | :: fig leaf |
| hoja de ruta {f} | :: waybill |
| hoja de ruta {f} [figuratively] | :: road map |
| hoja de té {f} | :: tea leaf |
| hojalata {f} | :: sheet-metal |
| hojalata {f} | :: tinplate |
| hojalatera {f} | :: whitesmith, tinsmith |
| hojalatería {f} | :: tinware |
| hojalatería {f} | :: tinsmith's shop |
| hojalatería {f} | :: tinwork |
| hojalatero {m} | :: whitesmith, tinsmith |
| hojalde {m} | :: puff pastry |
| hojaldrar {v} | :: to make into puff pastry |
| hojaldre {m} | :: puff pastry |
| hojarasca {f} | :: leaf storm |
| hojarasca {f} | :: foliage |
| hojarasca {f} | :: leaf litter |
| hojarasca {f} | :: rubbish |
| hojear {v} | :: to page or leaf through; to skim |
| hojilla {f} | :: diminutive of hoja |
| hojita {f} | :: diminutive of hoja |
| hojoso {adj} | :: leafy; leaflike |
| hojuela {f} | :: a little leaf |
| hojuela {f} | :: flake (such as a cornflake) |
| hojuela {f} | :: a hojuela, a sweet pastry |
| hola {interj} | :: hello, hi |
| holán {m} [Latin America] | :: frill, ruffle (strip of pleated material used as decoration) |
| holanda {f} | :: A fine linen used for making shirts |
| holanda {f} | :: A small sheet of paper used for serving pastries |
| Holanda {prop} {f} | :: Holland, the Netherlands |
| Holanda Septentrional {prop} {f} | :: Holanda Septentrional (province) |
| holandés {adj} | :: Dutch (from or native to the Netherlands) |
| holandés {adj} | :: Dutch (pertaining to the Netherlands) |
| holandés {m} | :: a Hollander |
| holandés {m} | :: a Dutchman |
| holandés {m} | :: the Dutch language as spoken in the Netherlands |
| holandesa {f} | :: feminine noun of holandés |
| Holandés Volador {prop} {m} [nautical folklore] | :: Flying Dutchman (mythical ghost ship) |
| holando {m} | :: Holando (cow breed) |
| hold {m} [baseball] | :: hold |
| holding {m} | :: holding company |
| holdout {m} [baseball] | :: holdout |
| holgadamente {adv} | :: comfortably, easily |
| holgado {adj} [clothes] | :: baggy, loose-fitting |
| holgado {adj} | :: loose, vague |
| holgado {adj} | :: comfortable [e.g. comfortable victory] |
| holgado {adj} | :: well-off, well-to-do (having enough money) |
| holganza {f} | :: rest; time out |
| holganza {f} | :: lazing about |
| holgar {v} | :: to rest (after labor), be idle |
| holgazán {adj} | :: loafing |
| holgazán {m} | :: loafer, sluggard, lazybones, slacker, idler |
| holgazán {m} | :: deadbeat, layabout |
| holgazana {f} | :: feminine noun of holgazán |
| holgazanear {v} | :: to idle, to laze about, to loaf about, to goof off, to loaf, to laze, to lounge, to lie around, to loiter, to slack off, to slack |
| holgazanear {v} | :: to veg out, veg |
| holgazanear {v} | :: to lounge |
| holgazanería {f} | :: laggardness, idleness |
| holgorio {m} | :: archaic spelling of jolgorio |
| Holguín {prop} | :: Holguín (province) |
| Holguín {prop} | :: Holguín (municipality) |
| Holguín {prop} | :: Holguín (city) |
| holguinera {f} | :: feminine noun of holguinero |
| holguinero {adj} | :: Of or from Holguín, Cuba |
| holguinero {m} | :: Someone from Holguín, Cuba |
| holgura {f} | :: slack, play |
| holgura {f} | :: space, clearance |
| holgura {f} | :: looseness, bagginess |
| holgura {f} | :: state of being well-off, comfort |
| holismo {m} | :: holism |
| holístico {adj} | :: holistic |
| hollar {v} | :: to tread, trample |
| hollejo {m} | :: The skin or membrane covering some fruits and seeds, such as grapes, beans, etc |
| hollejo {m} | :: The solid remains of fruit after pressing; pomace, marc |
| hollín {m} | :: soot |
| hollinoso {adj} | :: sooty |
| Hollywood {prop} {m} | :: Hollywood (area) |
| Hollywood {prop} {m} | :: Hollywood (the American motion picture industry) |
| hollywoodense {adj} | :: Hollywoodesque |
| hollywoodiense {adj} | :: alternative form of hollywoodense |
| holmiense {adj} | :: Stockholmer (of or pertaining to Stockholm, Sweden) |
| holmiense {mf} | :: Stockholmer (native or resident of Stockholm, Sweden) |
| holmio {m} | :: holmium |
| holo- {prefix} | :: holo- |
| holocarboxilasa {f} [enzyme] | :: holocarboxylase |
| holocausto {m} | :: holocaust |
| Holocausto {prop} {m} | :: Holocaust (the mass murder of Jews and other groups by the Nazi regime during World War II) |
| holocracia {f} | :: holacracy |
| holocubierta {f} | :: holodeck |
| holoenzima {f} [enzyme] | :: holoenzyme |
| holografía {f} | :: holograph |
| holográfico {adj} | :: holographic |
| holograma {m} | :: hologram |
| holomíctico {adj} | :: holomictic |
| holomorfa {adj} | :: holomorphic |
| holónimo {m} | :: holonym |
| holonomía {f} | :: holonomy |
| holoplancton {m} [biology] | :: holoplankton |
| holotipo {m} | :: holotype |
| holotúrido {m} [zoology] | :: holothurian |
| holoturoideo {m} | :: sea cucumber, holothuroidean (marine echinoderm) |
| hombrada {f} | :: manly act |
| hombrazo {m} | :: A big man; a machoman |
| hombre {m} | :: man, (adult male human) |
| hombre {m} | :: man, (all humans collectively); mankind, humankind |
| hombre {m} [anthropology, archaeology, paleontology] | :: man, (individual of the species Homo sapiens, the genus Homo, or the subtribe Hominina) |
| hombre {m} [colloquial] | :: husband |
| hombre {m} | :: boy, (young straight male human being) |
| hombre {m} [gay slang] | :: top |
| hombre {m} | :: a 17th century card game also called ombre |
| hombre {interj} | :: Man! |
| hombre {interj} | :: Hey! |
| hombre {interj} | :: Oh, come on! |
| hombrear {v} | :: to act like a grown-up |
| hombrear {v} | :: to act tough |
| hombrear {v} | :: to shoulder (push with the shoulder(s)) |
| hombrear {v} | :: to try to keep up with |
| hombrecillo {m} | :: diminutive of hombre, a small man |
| hombrecito {m} | :: diminutive of hombre, small man |
| hombre de Dios {m} | :: a man of God, a godly man |
| hombre de Dios {m} | :: a minister |
| hombre de Dios {m} | :: a priest |
| hombre de guerra {m} | :: a man of war, a military man |
| hombre de letras {m} | :: man of letters, a literary man |
| hombre del mundo {m} | :: man of the world (worldly man) |
| hombre del saco {m} [folklore] | :: sack man |
| hombre del tiempo {m} | :: weatherman |
| hombre de negocios {m} | :: a businessman |
| hombre de paja {m} | :: straw man, figurehead, front man |
| hombre de paja {m} | :: straw man, scarecrow |
| hombre de pelo en pecho {m} [idiomatic] | :: a real man |
| hombre gamba {m} | :: a man with a nice body but an ugly head |
| hombre lobo {m} | :: werewolf |
| hombrelobo {m} | :: werewolf |
| hombre muerto {m} [idiomatic] | :: goner, dead meat, dead man |
| hombre orquesta {m} | :: one-man band |
| hombre orquesta {m} | :: factotum |
| hombre prevenido vale por dos {proverb} | :: forewarned is forearmed |
| hombrera {f} | :: shoulder patch |
| hombrera {f} | :: shoulder padding |
| hombrera {f} | :: shoulderpad |
| hombre rana {m} | :: frogman |
| hombretón {m} | :: A large or muscular man |
| hombría {f} | :: manhood |
| hombría {f} | :: manliness |
| hombrillo {m} | :: shoulder pad |
| hombrillo {m} | :: shoulder patch |
| hombrillo {m} [Venezuela] | :: hard shoulder |
| hombro {m} | :: shoulder |
| hombrón {m} [colloquial] | :: augmentative of hombre: a big or strong man |
| hombruna {f} | :: tomboy, masculine-looking woman |
| hombruno {adj} [ladies, ladies' articles] | :: unconventionally or unexpectedly masculine in deportment or appearance |
| home cinema {m} | :: home cinema (system) |
| homenaje {m} | :: homage, tribute |
| homenajeada {f} | :: feminine noun of homenajeado |
| homenajeado {m} | :: guest of honour |
| homenajear {vt} | :: to pay homage or tribute to |
| homeo- {prefix} | :: homeo- |
| homeoestasis {f} | :: homeostasis |
| homeomorfismo {m} | :: homeomorphism |
| homeomorfo {adj} | :: homeomorphous |
| homeomorfo {m} | :: homeomorph |
| homeópata {mf} | :: homeopath |
| homeopatía {f} | :: homeopathy |
| homeopático {adj} | :: homeopathic |
| homeostasis {f} [physiology] | :: homeostasis |
| homeostático {adj} | :: homeostatic |
| homeótico {adj} | :: homoeotic |
| homérico {adj} | :: Homeric |
| Homero {prop} {m} | :: Homer (poet) |
| Homero {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| homiciana {f} [obsolete] | :: killer, murderer |
| homiciano {m} [obsolete] | :: killer, murderer |
| homicida {adj} | :: murderous, homicidal |
| homicida {mf} | :: murderer |
| homicidio {m} | :: homicide |
| homicidio {m} | :: manslaughter |
| homilía {f} | :: homily |
| homínido {m} | :: hominid |
| hominino {m} | :: hominin |
| hominoideo {adj} | :: hominoid |
| hominoideo {m} | :: hominoid |
| homo- {prefix} | :: homo- (same) |
| homo- {prefix} | :: homo- (relating to homosexuality) |
| homo {adj} | :: homo (homosexual) |
| homoafectivo {adj} | :: homoaffective |
| homocedasticidad {f} | :: homoscedasticity |
| homocigosis {f} | :: homozygosis |
| homocigótico {adj} | :: homozygous |
| homocigoto {m} | :: homozygote |
| homocinético {adj} | :: constant-velocity |
| homodímero {m} [chemistry] | :: homodimer |
| homoeróticamente {adv} | :: homoerotically |
| homoerótico {adj} | :: homoerotic |
| homoerotismo {m} | :: homoeroticism |
| homófilo {adj} | :: homophyllous |
| homofobia {f} | :: homophobia |
| homofóbico {adj} | :: homophobic |
| homofóbico {m} | :: homophobe |
| homófobo {adj} | :: homophobic |
| homófobo {m} | :: homophobe |
| homofonía {f} | :: homophony |
| homófono {adj} | :: homophonous (having the same pronunciation) |
| homófono {adj} [music] | :: homophonic (having a single melodic line) |
| homófono {m} | :: homophone (word with the same pronunciation as another) |
| homogamético {adj} | :: homogametic |
| homogéneamente {adv} | :: homogeneously |
| homogeneidad {f} | :: homogeneity |
| homogeneización {f} | :: homogenization |
| homogeneizador {adj} | :: homogenising |
| homogeneizar {v} | :: to homogenize |
| homogéneo {adj} | :: homogeneous |
| homogenización {f} | :: homogenization |
| homógrafo {adj} | :: homographic |
| homógrafo {m} | :: homograph |
| homóloga {f} | :: counterpart |
| homologable {adj} | :: equivalent, comparable |
| homologación {f} | :: accreditation |
| homologar {v} | :: to standardize |
| homología {f} [biology] | :: homology |
| homólogo {m} | :: counterpart |
| homólogo {adj} | :: homologous |
| homólogo {adj} [biology] | :: homologous |
| homomórfico {adj} | :: homomorphic |
| homomorfismo {m} | :: homomorphism |
| homónima {f} | :: feminine noun of homónimo |
| homónimamente {adv} | :: homonymously |
| homonimia {f} | :: homonymy |
| homónimo {adj} | :: homonymous |
| homónimo {m} | :: homonym |
| homoparental {adj} | :: same-sex (having parents of the same sex) |
| homoparentalidad {f} | :: same-sex parenting |
| homopatriarcado {m} | :: homopatriarchy |
| homopolímero {m} | :: homopolymer |
| homoserina {f} [amino acid] | :: homoserine |
| homosexual {adj} | :: homosexual |
| homosexual {mf} | :: homosexual |
| homosexualidad {f} | :: homosexuality |
| homosexualismo {m} | :: homosexualism |
| homosexualización {f} | :: homosexualization |
| homosexualizar {v} | :: to homosexualize |
| homosexualmente {adv} | :: homosexually |
| homospora {f} [botany] | :: homospore |
| homotecia {f} | :: homothecy |
| homotético {adj} | :: homothetic |
| homotopía {f} | :: homotopy |
| homotópico {adj} | :: homotopic |
| homúnculo {m} | :: homunculus |
| honbre {m} | :: obsolete spelling of hombre |
| honda {f} | :: sling, slingshot |
| Honda {prop} {mf} | :: a Japanese automotive manufacturer |
| Honda {prop} {mf} | :: a brand of car manufactured by Honda, or a car of this brand |
| hondamente {adv} | :: deeply, profoundly |
| hondarribitarra {adj} | :: Of or from Hondarribia |
| hondarribitarra {mf} | :: Someone from Hondarribia |
| hondero {m} | :: slinger |
| hondilón {m} | :: dip; big hole |
| hondísimo {adj} | :: superlative of hondo |
| hondo {adj} | :: deep |
| hondo {adj} | :: profound |
| hondo {adv} | :: deeply |
| hondón {m} | :: bottom (inside bottom of something hollow) |
| hondón {m} | :: sole (of shoe) |
| hondón {m} | :: area of lowland; gully |
| hondón {m} | :: eye (of needle) |
| hondonada {f} | :: low valley, gulley, gully, rift valley |
| hondura {f} | :: depth |
| Honduras {prop} {m} | :: Honduras (country) |
| hondureña {f} | :: feminine noun of hondureño |
| hondureñidad {f} | :: Honduran-ness |
| hondureñidad {f} | :: A word or phrase typically used in Honduras |
| hondureño {adj} | :: Honduran |
| hondureño {m} | :: Honduran |
| honestamente {adv} | :: honestly |
| honestar {v} | :: to honour; to respect |
| honestar {v} | :: to make honest; to make look honest |
| honestidad {f} | :: honesty |
| honestísimo {adj} | :: superlative of honesto |
| honesto {adj} | :: honorable |
| honesto {adj} [obsolete] | :: honest |
| hongkonés {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Hong Kong, Hongkongese |
| hongkonés {m} | :: Someone from Hong Kong, Hong Konger |
| Hong Kong {prop} {m} | :: Hong Kong (city/island/and/special administrative region) |
| hongo {m} | :: [Latin America] mushroom |
| hongo {m} | :: fungus |
| hongo {m} | :: bowler hat, derby |
| hongos imperfectos {mp} | :: fungi imperfecti |
| Honiara {prop} {f} | :: Honiara (capital city) |
| honor {m} | :: honor |
| honorabilidad {f} | :: honourability |
| honorabilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of honorable |
| honorable {adj} | :: honorable |
| honorablemente {adv} | :: honourably |
| honorar {v} [rare] | :: to honor/honour |
| honoraria {f} | :: feminine noun of honorario |
| honorariamente {adv} | :: honorarily |
| honorario {adj} | :: honorary |
| honorario {m} | :: honorary, fee |
| honoríficamente {adv} | :: honorifically |
| honorífico {adj} | :: honorific |
| Honorio {prop} | :: given name |
| honra {f} | :: honor; respect |
| honradamente {adv} | :: honorably |
| honradez {f} | :: honesty |
| honradísimo {adj} | :: superlative of honrado |
| honrado {adj} | :: honest, truthful |
| honrado {adj} | :: honored |
| honrado {adj} | :: honorable |
| honrar {v} | :: to honor |
| honrilla {f} | :: diminutive of honra |
| honrosamente {adv} | :: honorably |
| honrosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of honroso |
| honroso {adj} | :: honourable |
| hoodie {f} | :: hoodie |
| hooligan {mf} | :: hooligan |
| hooliganismo {m} | :: hooliganism (violence committed by sports fans) |
| hopalanda {f} | :: houppelande |
| hopanoide {m} | :: hopanoid |
| hopi {adj} | :: Hopi |
| hopi {m} | :: Hopi (language) |
| hoplita {m} | :: hoplite |
| hora {f} | :: hour (a time period of sixty minutes) |
| hora {f} | :: time (the moment, as indicated by a clock or similar device) |
| hora {f} | :: high time (usually with "ya") |
| hora {f} [education] | :: hour, period (of class) |
| hora {f} [Spain, colloquial] | :: appointment (e.g. with the doctor) |
| horaciano {adj} | :: Horatian |
| Horacio {prop} {m} | :: Horace (poet) |
| Horacio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| horadar {v} | :: to bore, tunnel |
| hora de verdad {f} [idiom] | :: moment of truth |
| horado {m} | :: a hole or other perforation that crosses something from side to side, or that crosses all of its parts |
| horado {m} | :: cavern |
| hora menguada {f} [idiom] | :: moment of truth |
| hora muerta {f} [idiomatic] | :: dead time; down time |
| hora pico {f} [Latin America] | :: rush hour |
| hora punta {f} | :: rush hour |
| horario {adj} | :: hourly |
| horario {adj} [attributive] | :: hour, time |
| horario {m} | :: timetable, schedule |
| horario {m} | :: hours |
| horario {m} | :: time |
| horario de verano {m} | :: daylight saving time |
| horas extras {adv} [colloquial] | :: overtime |
| Hora Universal Coordinada {prop} {f} | :: Coordinated Universal Time |
| horca {f} | :: gallows |
| horca {f} | :: pitchfork |
| horcajadas {n} | :: only used in a horcajadas |
| horchata {f} | :: horchata (sweet beverage) |
| horchatería {f} | :: an establishment that sells horchata |
| horcón {m} | :: a large pitchfork |
| horcón {m} | :: a forked wooden post used to support the branches of fruit trees |
| horcón {m} [Bolivia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Venezuela] | :: a forked wooden post used to support the beams of a house |
| horda {f} | :: horde |
| hordio {m} [archaic] | :: barley |
| horeca {m} | :: the hotel and catering industry |
| horita {f} | :: diminutive of hora |
| horizontal {adj} | :: horizontal |
| horizontal {adj} | :: landscape [a mode of printing where the horizontal sides are longer than the vertical sides; in smartphones] |
| horizontalidad {f} | :: flatness |
| horizontalizar {v} | :: to horizontalize |
| horizontalmente {adv} | :: horizontally |
| horizonte {m} | :: horizon |
| horizonte de eventos {m} [astrophysics] | :: event horizon |
| horizonte de sucesos {m} [astrophysics] | :: event horizon |
| horma {f} | :: form, mold |
| horma {f} | :: shoe tree |
| horma {f} | :: hat block |
| horma {f} | :: dry stone wall |
| hormiga {f} | :: ant |
| hormiga león {f} | :: antlion |
| hormigo {m} | :: porridge (usually from maize) |
| hormigo {m} [in the plural, culinary] | :: dessert made with breadcrumbs, roasted nuts and honey |
| hormigón {m} [Spain] | :: concrete (building material) |
| hormigonar {v} | :: to concrete (cover with concrete) |
| hormigón armado {m} | :: reinforced concrete |
| hormigonera {f} | :: cement mixer |
| hormiguear {vi} | :: to give or provoke pins and needles |
| hormiguear {vi} | :: to swarm |
| hormigueo {m} | :: tingling sensation, pins and needles |
| hormiguerito {m} | :: antwren |
| hormiguero {m} | :: anthill |
| hormiguero {m} | :: ant colony |
| hormiguero {m} [figuratively] | :: place with lots of people |
| hormiguero {adj} [attributive] | :: ant |
| hormiguero {adj} | :: ant-eating |
| hormiguero {adj} | :: ant-like |
| hormiguilla {f} | :: diminutive of hormiga |
| hormiguilla {f} | :: pins and needles |
| hormiguita {f} | :: diminutive of hormiga; small ant |
| hormona {f} | :: hormone |
| hormona de sexo {f} | :: sex hormone |
| hormonal {adj} | :: hormonal |
| hornabeque {m} | :: hornwork |
| hornablenda {f} | :: hornblende |
| hornacina {f} | :: recess (inset) |
| hornada {f} [literal] | :: batch (quantity of bread or other baked goods baked at one time) |
| hornada {f} [figurative, colloquial] | :: batch, group, cohort |
| hornado {m} | :: roast pig |
| hornalla {f} | :: stove heating element; burner |
| hornazo {m} | :: A meat pie made with pork loin, chorizo and hard-boiled eggs |
| hornblenda {f} | :: alternative form of hornablenda |
| hornblendita {f} | :: hornblendite |
| horneada {f} | :: bake (act of baking) |
| hornear {v} | :: to bake |
| hornera {f} | :: feminine noun of hornero |
| hornero {adj} [attributive] | :: baking; oven |
| hornero {m} | :: baker |
| hornero {m} | :: hornero (bird) |
| hornilla {f} | :: hob; hotplate |
| hornillo {m} | :: hotplate |
| hornista {mf} | :: hornist |
| horno {m} | :: oven |
| horno {m} | :: furnace |
| horno {m} | :: a very hot place |
| horno de microondas {m} | :: microwave oven, microwave |
| Horologium {prop} [constellation] | :: Horologium (constellation) |
| horóptera {f} | :: horopter |
| horóscopo {m} | :: horoscope (astrological forecast) |
| horqueta {f} | :: pitchfork |
| horqueta {f} [botany] | :: fork (of tree) |
| horquilla {f} | :: hairpin, hairpin turn |
| horquilla {f} [cycling] | :: fork |
| horquilla {f} | :: garden fork, pitchfork |
| horquilla {f} | :: telephone cradle |
| horquillado {m} [photography] | :: bracketing |
| horrendo {adj} | :: horrendous, horrific, dreadful, awful |
| hórreo {m} | :: granary (storehouse) |
| hórreo {m} | :: An isolated, rectangular, wooden or rock building supported by columns, characteristic of the northwest of the Iberian peninsula and typically used to store grain or other agricultural produce |
| horrible {adj} | :: horrible |
| horriblemente {adv} | :: horribly |
| hórrido {adj} | :: horrid; horrible |
| horripilante {adj} | :: horrifying, shocking, ghastly, grisly |
| horripilar {v} | :: to horrify |
| horrísono {adj} | :: horrendous; frightful |
| horro {adj} | :: free (not imprisoned or enslaved) |
| horro {adj} [of cattle that are given to dignitaries of the region] | :: maintained at the expense of the owners or ranchers |
| horro {adj} [of a cigarette or snuff] | :: low-quality |
| horror {m} | :: horror |
| horrorífico {adj} | :: horrific |
| horrorizado {adj} | :: aghast; horrified |
| horrorizar {vt} | :: to horrify |
| horrorosamente {adv} | :: horrifyingly |
| horroroso {adj} | :: horrible |
| hortal {m} [rare] | :: synonym of huerto |
| hortaliza {f} | :: produce, vegetable |
| hortaliza {f} [Cuba] | :: orchard |
| hortelana {f} | :: Any of a number of plants in the mint family |
| hortelano {m} | :: ortolan |
| hortensia {f} | :: hydrangea |
| Hortensia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| hortera {adj} | :: tasteless, gaudy, tacky, cheesy |
| hortera {f} | :: a wooden pot |
| hortera {mf} | :: a tasteless person |
| hortera {mf} [Madrid] | :: assistant in a shop |
| horterada {f} | :: vulgarity, insipidity, cheesiness (quality of bad taste) |
| hortícola {adj} | :: horticultural |
| horticultor {m} | :: horticulturist |
| horticultora {f} | :: (female) horticulturist |
| horticultura {f} | :: horticulture |
| hortigranjero {adj} [attributive] | :: farming; from a vegatable garden |
| hortofrutícola {adj} | :: of or relating to fruit and vegetable farming |
| hortofruticultura {m} | :: fruit and vegetable farming |
| Horus {prop} {m} [Egyptian mythology] | :: Horus |
| hoscamente {adv} | :: sullenly |
| hosco {adj} | :: sullen, surly |
| hospedador {m} [biology] | :: host |
| hospedadora {f} | :: feminine noun of hospedador |
| hospedaje {m} | :: lodging; accommodations |
| hospedante {m} [biology] | :: host (cell or organism which harbors another organism) |
| hospedar {v} | :: to lodge, to stay |
| hospedar {v} | :: to host (to perform the role of a host) |
| hospedar {v} [archaic, rare] | :: to offer hospitality |
| hospedarse {v} | :: reflexive of hospedar |
| hospedera {f} | :: feminine noun of hospedero |
| hospedería {f} | :: hospice |
| hospedero {m} | :: host (person in charge of guests) |
| hospedero {m} [biology] | :: host (organism that harbors a parasitic, a mutual, or a commensal symbiont) |
| hospicio {m} | :: hospice |
| hospital {m} | :: hospital |
| hospitalariamente {adv} | :: hospitably |
| hospitalario {adj} [attributive] | :: hospital |
| hospitalario {adj} | :: hospitable |
| hospitalario {m} | :: one of the Knights Hospitaller |
| hospitalense {adj} | :: From L'Hospitalet de Llobregat |
| hospitalense {mf} | :: Someone from L'Hospitalet de Llobregat |
| Hospitalet de Llobregat {prop} {m} | :: Hospitalet de Llobregat (city) |
| hospitalidad {f} | :: hospitality |
| hospitalización {f} | :: hospitalization |
| hospitalizar {v} | :: to hospitalize |
| hospital psiquiátrico {m} | :: mental hospital, psychiatric hospital |
| hosquedad {f} | :: sullenness |
| host {mf} [computing, Internet] | :: host (any computer attached to a network) |
| hostal {m} | :: hostel; cheap hotel |
| hostel {m} | :: hostel |
| hostelería {f} | :: catering (the catering trade) |
| hostelería {f} | :: the hostel industry |
| hostelero {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to an inn |
| hostelero {m} | :: innkeeper |
| hostería {f} | :: hostel |
| hostia {f} [Catholicism] | :: communion, communion wafer, wafer, host (religious token) |
| hostia {f} [vulgar, Spain] | :: punch, slap |
| hostia {interj} [vulgar, Spain] | :: jeez (expression of surprise) |
| hostia {interj} [vulgar, Spain] | :: fuck! |
| hostiar {v} [colloquial] | :: to thwack; to wallop; to smack |
| hostias {interj} | :: alternative spelling of hostia |
| hostigador {m} | :: skirmisher |
| hostigamiento {m} | :: harassment |
| hostigar {v} | :: to lash |
| hostigar {v} | :: to harass |
| hostigar {v} | :: to pester |
| hostigoso {adj} | :: bothersome |
| hostil {adj} | :: hostile |
| hostilidad {f} | :: hostility |
| hostilizar {vt} | :: to pester, to harass |
| hostilmente {adv} | :: hostilely |
| hot {adj} | :: hot; sexy |
| hotcake {m} | :: hotcake |
| hot dog {m} [Mexico] | :: hot dog [the complete snack, never just the sausage] |
| hotdog {m} | :: hot dog |
| hotel {m} | :: hotel |
| hotelazo {m} | :: great hotel, top-class hotel |
| hotelera {f} | :: hotelier |
| hotelería {f} | :: catering (the catering trade) |
| hotelería {f} | :: the hostel or hotel industry |
| hotelero {m} | :: hotelier |
| hotelito {m} | :: diminutive of hotel; small hotel |
| hotelucho {m} | :: lousy hotel |
| hotentote {m} | :: Hottentot (people and language) |
| hotspot {m} | :: hot spot |
| house {m} | :: house music, house |
| houstoniana {f} | :: feminine noun of houstoniano |
| houstoniano {adj} | :: Houstonian |
| houstoniano {m} | :: Houstonian |
| hoy {adv} | :: today |
| hoya {f} | :: pit |
| hoya {f} | :: grave |
| hoyada {f} | :: depression; cavity; hollow |
| hoyazo {m} | :: augmentative of hoyo |
| hoy día {adv} | :: alternative form of hoy en día |
| hoy en día {adv} [idiomatic] | :: Nowadays; these days; in the present time or era |
| hoyito {m} | :: diminutive of hoyo |
| hoyo {m} | :: hole |
| hoyo {m} [golf] | :: hole |
| hoyo negro {m} | :: black hole (celestial body) |
| hoyoso {adj} | :: holey; riddled with holes |
| hoy por hoy {adv} [idiom] | :: for the time being |
| hoy por ti, mañana por mí {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours |
| hoyuelo {m} | :: dimple |
| hoz {f} | :: sickle |
| hozar {vt} | :: to root, dig with the snout |
| hoz y martillo {m} | :: hammer and sickle |
| HP {mf} | :: acronym of hijoputa |
| Hrodna {prop} {f} | :: Grodno (city) |
| huaca {f} | :: A relic in Inca culture |
| huacal {m} | :: alternative form of guacal |
| huacalito {m} | :: diminutive of huacal |
| huacatay {m} [Peru] | :: black mint (Tagetes minuta) |
| huachafita {f} | :: diminutive of huachafa |
| huachafo {adj} [slang, chiefly Peru, also Ecuador, Chile, Argentina] | :: Of or pertaining to a person or object resulting from poor taste, not fashionable, bad personal manners or bad habits |
| huachana {f} | :: feminine noun of huachano |
| huachano {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Huacho in Peru |
| huachano {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Huacho in Peru |
| huachicol {m} [Mexico] | :: An adulterated alcoholic drink |
| huachicol {m} [Mexico] | :: Stolen and adulterated gasoline |
| huachicoleo {m} [Mexico] | :: The selling of huachicol |
| huachicolera {f} | :: feminine noun of huachicolero |
| huachicolero {m} [Mexico] | :: One who sells adulterated (possibly stolen) gasoline outside of normal distribution channels |
| huachimán {m} | :: alternative form of guachimán |
| huachinango {m} [Mexico] | :: alternative form of guachinango |
| huacho {adj} | :: alternative form of guacho |
| huacho {m} | :: alternative form of guacho |
| huaco {m} [Peru, Chile, Ecuador] | :: relic from the indigenous people |
| huaconada {f} | :: A ritual dance from Huanca, Peru |
| huaico {m} [Peru] | :: landslide; mudslide |
| huaicochera {f} | :: feminine noun of huaicochero |
| huaicochero {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Athletic Club Barnechea |
| huaicochero {m} | :: Someone connected to Athletic Club Barnechea, as a player, coach, fan etc |
| huaino {m} | :: alternative spelling of huayno |
| huairavo {m} | :: (Chile) black-crowned night heron |
| Hualañé {prop} {m} | :: Hualañé (city) |
| hualañecino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Hualañé |
| Huallaga {prop} | :: Huallaga (province) |
| Huamanga {prop} | :: Huamanga (province) |
| huambra {m} [Peru, Ecuador] | :: boy, lad |
| huanaco {m} | :: alternative form of guanaco |
| huanca {adj} | :: Wanca |
| huanca {mf} | :: Wanca |
| huancaína {f} | :: feminine noun of huancaíno |
| huancaíno {adj} | :: Of or from Huancayo |
| huancaíno {m} | :: Someone from Huancayo |
| Huanca Sancos {prop} | :: Huanca Sancos (province) |
| Huancavelica {prop} | :: Huancavelica (region) |
| Huancavelica {prop} | :: Huancavelica (province) |
| Huancavelica {prop} | :: Huancavelica (city), capital of the department of the same name |
| huancavelicana {f} | :: feminine noun of huancavelicano |
| huancavelicano {adj} | :: Of or from Huancavelica |
| huancavelicano {m} | :: Someone from Huancavelica |
| huancavilca {adj} | :: Of the southern Manteño civilization |
| huancavilca {mf} | :: A member of the southern Manteño civilization |
| Huancayo {prop} | :: Huancayo (province) |
| Huancayo {prop} | :: Huancayo (city) |
| Huang He {prop} {m} | :: Huang He (river) |
| Huanta {prop} | :: Huanta (province) |
| Huanta {prop} | :: Huanta (town/provincial capital) |
| huantina {f} | :: feminine noun of huantino |
| huantino {adj} | :: Of or from Huanta |
| huantino {m} | :: Someone from Huanta |
| Huánuco {prop} | :: Huánuco (region) |
| huanuqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of huanuqueño |
| huanuqueño {adj} | :: Of or from Huánuco |
| huanuqueño {m} | :: Someone from Huánuco |
| huapanguero {adj} [attributive] | :: huapango |
| huaquera {f} | :: feminine noun of huaquero |
| huaquero {m} [Latin America] | :: graverobber |
| huarache {m} [Mexico] | :: sandal |
| huarache {m} [Mexico] | :: A Mexican dish made of masa topped with various foods, usually including beans, nopales and salsa |
| huarachuda {f} | :: feminine noun of huarachudo |
| huarachudo {m} [Mexico, pejorative] | :: bumpkin |
| Huaral {prop} | :: Huaral (province) |
| Huaraz {prop} | :: Huaraz (province) |
| Huaraz {prop} | :: Huaraz (city) |
| huargo {m} [Norse mythology, folklore, fantasy] | :: warg |
| huari {adj} | :: Wari |
| huari {mf} | :: Wari |
| huarique {m} [Peru, colloquial] | :: hiding place |
| huarizo {m} | :: huarizo |
| huarmeyana {f} | :: feminine noun of huarmeyano |
| huarmeyano {adj} | :: Of or from Huarmey |
| huarmeyano {m} | :: Someone from Huarmey |
| huarpe {adj} | :: Huarpe; Warpe; pertaining to the indigenous people of that name, living in the Cuyo region of Argentina |
| huarpe {mf} | :: Huarpe; Warpe; an indigenous people of the Cuyo region of Argentina |
| huascarista {adj} | :: of, pertaining to, or supporting Huáscar |
| huascarista {mf} | :: A supporter or soldier of Huáscar |
| huaso {adj} | :: of or relating to huasos |
| huaso {adj} [Chile] | :: astute person characteristic of a Chilean countryman |
| huaso {adj} [Chile] | :: awkward rural person who cannot adapt to urban areas |
| huaso {m} | :: countryman, or Chilean rural laborer |
| huaso {m} | :: Chilean cowboy, horseman |
| huasteco {adj} | :: Huastec |
| huatón {adj} | :: alternative form of guatón |
| huatón {m} | :: alternative form of guatón |
| Huaura {prop} | :: Huaura (province) |
| huaurina {f} | :: feminine noun of huaurino |
| huaurino {adj} | :: of or from Huaura |
| huaurino {m} | :: someone from Huaura |
| huauzontle {m} [Mexico] | :: A flowering plant of the goosefoot family, consumed primarily for its edible inflorescence |
| huayno {m} | :: huayno |
| huayño {m} | :: alternative form of huayno |
| huazontle {m} | :: alternative form of huauzontle |
| hub {m} [networking] | :: hub |
| hubara {f} | :: houbara |
| Huberto {prop} {m} | :: Hubert |
| hubnerita {f} [mineral] | :: hübnerite |
| hübnerita {f} | :: alternative spelling of hubnerita |
| hubris {f} | :: hubris |
| HUCA {prop} {m} | :: acronym of Hospital Universitario Central de Asturias (hospital in Oviedo, Asturias) |
| hucha {f} [Spain] | :: piggy bank |
| hudí {adj} | :: Hudid |
| hudna {f} | :: hudna |
| hueá {f} | :: alternative spelling of huevada |
| huebnerita {f} | :: alternative spelling of hubnerita |
| huebra {f} [legal] | :: acre; as much land as can be ploughed in a day |
| hueco {adj} | :: hollow |
| hueco {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: gay |
| hueco {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: clueless |
| hueco {adj} [Guatemala, pejorative] | :: homosexual man |
| hueco {m} | :: hole, gap |
| hueco {m} | :: hollow |
| huecograbado {m} | :: rotogravure |
| huego {m} [rare] | :: (mostly) obsolete form of fuego |
| huehue {mf} [Mexico] | :: A jocular representation of a Spaniard, conquistador, or other dominant force. The huehues are nowadays masked people, part of a festival or dance |
| huehueteco {adj} | :: Of or from the department of Huehuetenango, Guatemala |
| huehueteco {m} | :: Someone from the department of Huehuetenango, Guatemala |
| Huehuetenango {prop} | :: Huehuetenango (department) |
| huejutlense {mf} | :: native or resident of Huejutla |
| huelga {f} | :: strike (work stoppage) |
| huelga decir {phrase} | :: needless to say |
| huelga de hambre {f} | :: hunger strike |
| huelga general {f} | :: general strike |
| huelgo {m} | :: breath |
| huelguista {mf} | :: striker (individual who is on strike) |
| huelguístico {adj} [attributive] | :: strike (of or pertaining to the strike of workers) |
| huella {f} | :: footprint (impression of the foot in a soft substance) |
| huella {f} | :: fingerprint (unique natural pattern of ridges on the tips of the fingers; marks left by these) |
| huella {f} [computing, figurative] | :: fingerprint (unique identification) |
| huella {f} | :: mark, imprint (visible impression or sign left on something) |
| huella dactilar {f} | :: fingerprint |
| huella digital {f} | :: fingerprint |
| huellita {f} | :: diminutive of huella |
| Huelva {prop} {f} | :: Huelva (province) |
| Huelva {prop} {f} | :: Huelva (city) |
| huelveña {f} | :: A native or inhabitant of Huelva (city in Spain) |
| huelveño {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Huelva (city in Spain) |
| huelveño {m} | :: A native or inhabitant of Huelva |
| huemul {m} | :: huemul |
| huemul del norte {m} | :: north Andean deer |
| hueón {m} | :: alternative spelling of huevón |
| Huépac {prop} | :: Huépac (municipality) |
| huequecillo {m} | :: diminutive of hueco |
| huequecito {m} | :: diminutive of hueco |
| huequito {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: gay, homosexual |
| huequito {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: effeminate |
| huequito {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: clueless |
| huequito {m} | :: diminutive of hueco |
| huerca {f} [colloquial] | :: girl; lass |
| huerco {m} [Louisiana, Mexico] | :: little child |
| huérfana {f} | :: feminine noun of huérfano |
| huerfanita {f} | :: diminutive of huérfana |
| huerfanito {m} | :: diminutive of huérfano |
| huérfano {adj} | :: orphan |
| huérfano {m} | :: orphan |
| huero {adj} | :: vain, empty, vacuous |
| huerta {f} | :: garden, vegetable garden |
| huerta {f} | :: orchard, cultivated land |
| huerta {f} | :: The area of Murcia and Valencia with fertile ground |
| huertana {f} | :: feminine noun of huertano |
| huertano {adj} | :: Of or from the huerta of Valencia and Murcia |
| huertano {m} | :: Someone from the huerta of Valencia and Murcia |
| huertecillo {m} | :: diminutive of huerto |
| huertera {f} | :: feminine noun of huertero |
| huertero {m} | :: gardener; person who tends a vegetable garden |
| huertista {adj} | :: Or, relating to, or supporting, Victoriano Huerta, president of Mexico 1913-14 |
| huertista {mf} | :: A supporter of Victoriano Huerta |
| huerto {m} | :: orchard |
| huerto {m} | :: fruit and vegetable garden (garden used for cultivation of agricultural crops) |
| huesa {f} | :: grave |
| Huesca {prop} {f} | :: Huesca (province) |
| Huesca {prop} {f} | :: Huesca (city) |
| huesecillo {m} | :: diminutive of hueso |
| huesecito {m} | :: diminutive of hueso |
| huesillo {m} | :: diminutive of hueso |
| huesito {m} | :: diminutive of hueso |
| hueso {m} [anatomy] | :: bone |
| hueso {m} [botany] | :: stone, pit (the central part of some fruits, consisting of the seed and a hard endocarp layer (like those of peach, olive, avocado or mango)) |
| hueso {m} [politics, Mexico, slang] | :: political position (appointed or elected) |
| hueso {m} [Spain, colloquial] | :: strict person |
| hueso coxal {m} | :: hip bone, innominate bone |
| hueso cuboides {m} | :: cuboid bone |
| hueso de la cadera {m} | :: hip bone, innominate bone |
| hueso frontal {m} | :: frontal bone |
| hueso grande {m} | :: capitate bone |
| hueso innominado {m} | :: hip bone, innominate bone |
| huesoso {adj} [attributive] | :: bone |
| huesoso {adj} | :: boney |
| hueso temporal {m} | :: temporal bone |
| huésped {m} | :: guest (recipient of hospitality) |
| huésped {m} | :: lodger (person who lodges in another's house) |
| huésped {m} [biology] | :: host (cell or organism which harbors another organism) |
| huéspeda {f} | :: guest |
| hueste {f} [usually, in the plural] | :: army, troops |
| hueste {f} | :: following (group of followers, supporters) |
| hueste {adj} [Honduras] | :: ground, finely powdered |
| hueste {adj} [of corn dough, Honduras] | :: Beaten and ready for the preparation of tortillas |
| huesudo {adj} | :: bony; having many bones |
| huetar {adj} | :: Huetar |
| huetar {mf} | :: Huetar |
| hueva {f} | :: spawn (eggs of an aquatic organism) |
| hueva {f} | :: roe (mass of eggs) |
| hueva {f} [colloquial] | :: sloth, laziness |
| huevada {f} [Chile, Peru, vulgar] | :: bullshit |
| huevada {f} [Chile, Peru, colloquial] | :: thing |
| huevada {f} [Ecuador, colloquial] | :: shit, bullshit, thing |
| huevazo {m} | :: big egg |
| huevazo {m} | :: strike with an egg; egging |
| huevazos {mp} | :: plural of huevazo |
| huevazos {mp} [colloquial] | :: courage, bravery |
| huevazos {mp} [colloquial] | :: having brazen-faced, shameless, cheeky; to have some nerve, to be cheeky |
| huevazos {m} [rare, colloquial, derogative] | :: henpecked husband (a man who lets himself be ruled by his partner) |
| huevear {v} [Chile] | :: to peeve, annoy |
| huevear {v} [Chile, vulgar] | :: to bullshit, wind up, kid |
| huevear {v} [Chile] | :: to mess around |
| huevear {v} [Peru, vulgar] | :: to fool around |
| huevecillo {m} | :: diminutive of huevo |
| huevera {f} | :: eggcup |
| huevera {f} | :: egg seller or producer |
| huevería {f} | :: egg shop; egg market |
| huevero {m} | :: egg seller or producer |
| huevina {f} | :: A substitute for raw egg, such as powdered or pasteurized egg |
| huevito {m} | :: diminutive of huevo |
| huevo {m} | :: egg |
| huevo {m} | :: spawn |
| huevo {m} [vulgar, slang] | :: testicle |
| huevo {m} [vulgar, slang, in the plural] | :: guts, balls, courage |
| huevo {m} [biology] | :: zygote |
| huevo {m} [biology] | :: ovule |
| huevo duro {m} | :: boiled egg |
| huevo escalfado {m} | :: poached egg |
| huevo estrellado {m} | :: fried egg |
| huevo frito {m} | :: fried egg |
| huevón {m} | :: augmentative of huevo; large egg |
| huevón {m} [colloquial] | :: large testicle |
| huevón {m} [colloquial, Latin America, Mexico] | :: lazy person; loafer |
| huevón {m} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: stupid person |
| huevón {m} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: man, dude, buddy (also used as an interjection) |
| huevón {m} [Venezuela] | :: asshole |
| huevón {adj} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: lazy |
| huevón {adj} [vulgar, Central and South America] | :: stupid |
| huevona {f} | :: feminine noun of huevón |
| huevonada {f} [Latin America, colloquial] | :: folly; idiotic act |
| huevonazo {m} [colloquial] | :: major jerk; total douche |
| huevos motuleños {mp} | :: a breakfast food made with eggs on tortillas with black beans and cheese, often with other ingredients such as ham, peas, plantains, and salsa picante |
| huevos picados {mp} [Caribbean] | :: scrambled eggs |
| huevos revueltos {mp} | :: scrambled eggs |
| huevos rotos {mp} [Spain] | :: A dish consisting of fried eggs with the yolk broken after cooking |
| Hugo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| hugonote {adj} | :: Huguenot |
| hugonote {m} | :: Huguenot |
| huicano {adj} | :: from the Chilean town of El Huique |
| huichol {adj} | :: Huichol |
| huichol {mf} | :: Huichol |
| huichol {m} | :: Huichol (language) |
| huida {f} | :: flight (act of fleeing) |
| huida hacia adelante {f} | :: See: es |
| huida hacia adelante {f} [figuratively, idiomatic] | :: headlong rush; doubling down |
| huidizo {adj} | :: shy, timid |
| huido {m} | :: deserter, fugitive |
| huila {f} [colloquial, Chile] | :: rags (tattered clothes) |
| huila {f} | :: feminine noun of huilo |
| huilco {m} | :: fire-eyed diucon |
| huilense {adj} | :: Of or from Huila |
| huilense {mf} | :: Someone from Huila |
| huilliche {adj} | :: Huilliche |
| huilliche {mf} | :: Huilliche |
| huillín {m} | :: southern river otter (Lontra provocax) |
| huilo {adj} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: crippled |
| huilo {m} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: a crippled person |
| huiña {f} | :: Andean cat |
| huiña {f} | :: kodkod |
| huinca {m} | :: Person who is not Mapuche |
| huincha {f} [Latin America] | :: tape, ribbon |
| huipil {m} | :: huipil |
| Huique {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of El Huique |
| huir {v} | :: to escape |
| huir {v} | :: to avoid |
| huir {v} | :: to flee, to run away |
| huisache {m} | :: The needle bush or sweet acacia (Vachellia farnesiana), a thorny tree of the genus Vachellia, native to Mexico and Central America |
| huitlacoche {m} [Mexico] | :: corn smut (fungus that affects maize, eaten as a delicacy) |
| huitoto {mf} | :: Witoto |
| huizache {m} [Mexico] | :: alternative form of huisache |
| hule {m} | :: natural rubber |
| hule {m} [Mexico] | :: rubber tree |
| hulla {f} | :: bituminous coal |
| hullero {adj} [attributive] | :: bituminous coal |
| HULP {prop} {m} | :: Hospital Universitario La Paz (hospital in Madrid) |
| huma {f} [Chile] | :: tamale |
| Humahuaca {prop} | :: Humahuaca (city) |
| humahuaqueño {adj} | :: Of or from Humahuaca |
| humalismo {m} | :: The politics or beliefs of Ollanta Humala, previous president of Peru |
| humalista {adj} | :: Supporting Ollanta Humala, former president of Peru |
| humalista {mf} | :: Supporter of Ollanta Humala |
| humana {f} | :: (female) human |
| humanamente {adv} | :: humanly |
| humanamente {adv} | :: humanely |
| humanar {v} | :: to humanize |
| humancé {m} | :: humanzee |
| humanidad {f} | :: humanity |
| humaniforme {adj} | :: humaniform |
| humanísimo {adj} | :: superlative of humano |
| humanismo {m} | :: humanism |
| humanista {mf} | :: humanist |
| humanístico {adj} | :: humanistic |
| humanitario {adj} | :: humanitarian |
| humanitarismo {m} | :: humanitarianism |
| humanitarista {mf} | :: humanitarian |
| humanizable {adj} | :: humanizable |
| humanización {f} | :: humanization (act, process of making more human) |
| humanizar {vt} | :: to humanize |
| humano {adj} | :: human |
| humano {adj} | :: humane |
| humano {m} | :: human, human being |
| humanoide {adj} | :: humanoid |
| humanoide {mf} | :: humanoid |
| humar {v} [rare] | :: to smoke, steam |
| humarada {f} | :: a billowing of smoke |
| humareda {f} | :: abundance of smoke |
| humayro {m} [zoology] | :: tayra |
| humazo {m} | :: augmentative of humo |
| Humberto {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| humeante {adj} | :: smoking |
| humeante {adj} | :: steamy, steaming (giving off steam) |
| humear {v} | :: to smoke |
| humear {v} | :: to steam |
| humectación {f} | :: moistening |
| humectante {m} | :: humectant |
| humectar {vtr} | :: to dampen |
| humedad {f} | :: humidity |
| humedad {f} | :: moisture |
| humedad {f} | :: dampness, wetness, moistness |
| humedal {m} | :: wetland |
| humedecedor {m} | :: moistener, humidifier |
| humedecer {vtr} | :: to dampen, moisten, wet, humidify |
| húmedo {adj} | :: humid, moist |
| humera {f} | :: alternative form of jumera |
| humeral {adj} [anatomy] | :: humeral |
| humero- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: humero- |
| húmero {m} | :: humerus |
| humerocubital {adj} [anatomy] | :: humerocubital |
| húmico {adj} | :: humic |
| humidad {f} | :: obsolete spelling of humedad |
| humidificación {f} | :: humidification |
| humidificador {m} | :: humidifier |
| humidificar {v} | :: to humidify, moisten |
| humildad {f} | :: humility, humbleness |
| humilde {adj} | :: humble |
| humilde {adj} | :: low, lower (class) |
| humildemente {adv} | :: humbly |
| humildísimo {adj} | :: superlative of humilde |
| humillación {f} | :: humiliation |
| humilladero {m} | :: outdoor shrine, wayside cross or image |
| humillado {adj} | :: humiliated |
| humillante {adj} | :: humiliating |
| humillantemente {adv} | :: humiliatingly |
| humillar {vt} | :: to humiliate |
| humillarse {v} | :: reflexive of humillar |
| humita {f} [Argentina, Chile, Peru] | :: tamale |
| humita {f} [Chile] | :: bow tie |
| humito {m} | :: diminutive of humo |
| hummus {m} | :: hummus |
| humo {m} | :: smoke |
| humo {m} | :: steam |
| humo {m} | :: fume, fumes |
| humo {m} [usually, in the plural] | :: conceit |
| humor {m} | :: mood |
| humor {m} | :: humor |
| humorada {f} | :: little joke, witticism |
| humoral {adj} | :: humoral |
| humorcillo {m} | :: diminutive of humor |
| humor de perros {m} [idiom] | :: bad mood |
| humorismo {m} | :: humor |
| humorista {mf} | :: humorist, comedian, comic |
| humorísticamente {adv} | :: humoristically |
| humorístico {adj} | :: humorous |
| humor negro {m} | :: black humor |
| humoroso {adj} | :: humorous |
| humoso {adj} | :: smoky |
| humus {m} | :: hummus |
| humus {m} | :: humus |
| huna {f} | :: feminine noun of huno |
| hundible {adj} | :: sinkable |
| hundimiento {m} | :: cave in, collapse |
| hundir {vt} | :: to sink, engulf |
| hundir {vt} | :: to ruin, destroy |
| hundir {vr} | :: to sink, sink down |
| hundir {vr} | :: to collapse, cave in, subside |
| hundir {vr} | :: to break down, go to pieces, fall apart |
| húngara {f} | :: A (female) person from Hungary: A Hungarian |
| húngara {f} [nonstandard] | :: A Rom, Gypsy female (confused with cíngara) |
| húngaro {adj} | :: Hungarian (from or native to Hungary) |
| húngaro {adj} | :: Hungarian (pertaining to Hungary) |
| húngaro {m} | :: a Hungarian (male) |
| húngaro {m} [nonstandard] | :: Rom, Gypsy (confused with cíngaro) |
| húngaro {m} | :: the Hungarian language |
| Hungría {prop} {f} | :: Hungary |
| huno {adj} | :: Of or relating to the Huns |
| huno {m} | :: Hun |
| huntingtina {f} | :: huntingtin |
| huracán {m} | :: hurricane |
| huracanado {adj} | :: hurricane-force |
| huraño {adj} | :: shy |
| huraño {adj} | :: antisocial, unsociable |
| hurgamandera {f} | :: harlot; floozie (prostitute) |
| hurgar {vi} | :: to root, rummage, poke about |
| hurgar {vt} | :: to poke at, pick |
| hurgar en la herida {v} [idiomatic] | :: to rub salt in the wound |
| hurgarse la nariz {v} [idiomatic] | :: to pick one's nose |
| hurgón {m} | :: fire rake |
| hurgón {m} | :: stab |
| hurí {f} | :: houri |
| hurón {m} [also, figurative] | :: ferret |
| huroncito {m} | :: grison, greater grison |
| huroncito patagónico {m} | :: Patagonian weasel |
| huronear {v} | :: to pry into |
| hurón menor {m} [zoology] | :: grison, lesser grison |
| hurra {interj} | :: hurrah |
| hurra {f} | :: cheer |
| hurrita {adj} | :: Hurrian |
| hurrita {mf} | :: Hurrian |
| hurtar {v} | :: to steal, to purloin, to shoplift |
| hurto {m} | :: theft |
| hurto {m} | :: shoplifting |
| húsar {m} | :: hussar (light cavalry of European armies) |
| HUSC {prop} {m} | :: Hospital Universitario San Cecilio (hospital in Granada) |
| husillo {m} | :: leadscrew |
| husillo {m} | :: spindle [mechanical] |
| husita {mf} | :: Hussite |
| husky {m} | :: husky (dogs) |
| husmar {v} | :: obsolete form of husmear |
| husmear {v} | :: to track by smell |
| husmear {v} | :: to snoop, sniff around |
| husmear {v} | :: to snoop |
| husmo {m} | :: strong smell; unpleasant whiff (especially of meat that has gone off) |
| huso {m} | :: spindle |
| huso horario {m} | :: time zone |
| hutí {adj} | :: Houthi |
| hutí {mf} | :: Houthi |
| hutspot {m} | :: hutspot |
| hutu {adj} | :: Hutu |
| hutu {mf} | :: Hutu |
| HUVR {prop} {m} | :: Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío (hospital in Seville) |
| huy {interj} | :: expression of pain, anguish, fright |
| hybris {f} | :: hubris |
| Hyderabad {prop} | :: Hyderabad (caplc) |
| Hyderabad {prop} | :: Hyderabad (district) |
| Hydra {prop} [constellation] | :: Hydra (constellation) |
| Hydrus {prop} [constellation] | :: Hydrus (constellation) |
| hyraceum {?} | :: hyraceum |