| j {letter}
|
:: letter
|
| J {letter}
|
:: The tenth letter of the Spanish alphabet
|
| ja {interj}
|
:: representation of laughter, ha
|
| jab {m} [boxing]
|
:: jab
|
| jaba {f}
|
:: crate (for transporting bottles or cans)
|
| Jabad {prop}
|
:: Chabad (Chabad-Lubavitch Chassidism)
|
| jabalcón {m} [architecture]
|
:: a kind of brace
|
| jabalí {m}
|
:: wild boar
|
| jabalí {m} [Mexico]
|
:: peccary, javelina
|
| jabalí {m}
|
:: warthog (ellipsis of jabalí verrucoso)
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| jabalina {f}
|
:: javelin
|
| jabalina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jabalí
|
| Jabárovsk {prop} {m}
|
:: Jabárovsk (city)
|
| jabata {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jabato
|
| jabato {adj}
|
:: ballsy; bold
|
| jabato {m}
|
:: wild boar piglet
|
| jabato {m}
|
:: brave person
|
| jabeba {f} [historical]
|
:: A type of flute intended to imitate the sound of an organ; used predominantly by Moriscos in medieval Spain
|
| jábega {f}
|
:: trawler
|
| jabeque {m}
|
:: xebec
|
| jabirú {m}
|
:: jabiru
|
| jabón {m}
|
:: soap
|
| jabonar {vi}
|
:: to soap up; to lather
|
| jabonar {vt}
|
:: to soap oneself up
|
| jabonarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of jabonar
|
| jaboncillo {m} [Columbia]
|
:: soapberry
|
| jabonera {f}
|
:: soap dish
|
| jabonería {f}
|
:: soapmaking
|
| jabonería {f}
|
:: soap shop
|
| jabonoso {adj}
|
:: soapy
|
| jabuticaba {f}
|
:: jaboticaba
|
| jaca {f}
|
:: pony
|
| jaca {f}
|
:: mare
|
| jacal {m} [Mexico]
|
:: jacal
|
| jacal {m} [Mexico]
|
:: hut, hovel, shack
|
| jacalero {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to a jacal
|
| jacalero {m}
|
:: A person who lives in a jacal, hut, shack, etc
|
| jacalteca {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jacalteco
|
| jacalteco {adj}
|
:: Jakaltek
|
| jacalteco {m}
|
:: Jakaltek
|
| jacalteco {m}
|
:: Jakaltek (language)
|
| jacamará {m}
|
:: jacamar
|
| jácara {f}
|
:: A kind of short light-hearted or satirical play or song, historically performed during the entr'acte
|
| jácara {f} [archaic]
|
:: hullabaloo; hubbub
|
| jácara {f} [archaic]
|
:: lie; fib
|
| jácara {f} [archaic]
|
:: long and boring speech; sermon
|
| jacaranda {f}
|
:: jacaranda
|
| jacarandá {m}
|
:: jacaranda (the tree)
|
| jacarando {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to a jácara
|
| jacarando {adj}
|
:: handsome; good-looking
|
| jacarandoso {adj}
|
:: happy; high-spirited
|
| jácena {f}
|
:: girder
|
| jacer {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of hacer
|
| jachapuri {m}
|
:: khachapuri
|
| jachkar {m}
|
:: khachkar
|
| jacho {adj} [colloquial, Latin America]
|
:: silly; dumb; thick
|
| Jacinta {prop} {f}
|
:: given name, feminine form of Jacinto, comparable to the English Hyacinth
|
| jacinto {m}
|
:: hyacinth
|
| Jacinto {prop} {m} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Hyacinthus
|
| Jacinto {prop} {m}
|
:: given name, comparable to the rare English Hyacinth
|
| Jack el Destripador {prop} {m}
|
:: Jack the Ripper (19th century murderer)
|
| jackfruit {m}
|
:: jackfruit
|
| Jacky {prop} {f}
|
:: A diminutive of the female given name Jacqueline
|
| jaco {m}
|
:: small horse
|
| jaco {m} [slang]
|
:: heroin
|
| Jacob {prop} {m}
|
:: Jacob (biblical figure)
|
| jacobeo {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to James
|
| jacobeo {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Camino de Santiago
|
| jacobiano {adj}
|
:: Jacobian
|
| jacobiano {m}
|
:: Jacobian
|
| jacobina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jacobino
|
| jacobinismo {m}
|
:: Jacobinism
|
| jacobino {adj}
|
:: Jacobin
|
| jacobino {m}
|
:: Jacobin
|
| jacobita {mf}
|
:: Jacobite
|
| jacobita {adj}
|
:: Jacobite
|
| Jacobo {prop}
|
:: James, the son of Zebedee in the Bible
|
| Jacobo {prop}
|
:: James, the son of Alpheus in the Bible
|
| Jacobo {prop}
|
:: James, the brother of Jesus; Santiago
|
| Jacobo {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Jacqueline {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| jactación {f}
|
:: boastfulness; bragging
|
| jactancia {f}
|
:: boastfulness
|
| jactancia {f}
|
:: bragging
|
| jactanciosa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jactancioso
|
| jactanciosamente {adv}
|
:: boastfully
|
| jactancioso {m}
|
:: braggart
|
| jactancioso {adj}
|
:: boastful
|
| jactar {vr}
|
:: to boast; brag
|
| jactarse {v}
|
:: to brag; to boast
|
| jaculatorio {adj}
|
:: abrupt, fleeting
|
| jacuzzi {m}
|
:: jacuzzi
|
| jade {m} [mineral]
|
:: jade
|
| jadeante {adj}
|
:: panting, gasping
|
| jadear {vi}
|
:: to gasp, pant, wheeze, puff
|
| jadeíta {f} [mineral]
|
:: jadeite
|
| jadeo {m}
|
:: a pant; a gasp
|
| jadeo {m}
|
:: panting; gasping
|
| jadeo {m}
|
:: labored breathing
|
| jadiz {m}
|
:: alternative form of hadiz
|
| Jaén {prop}
|
:: Jaén (province)
|
| Jaén {prop}
|
:: Jaén (city)
|
| Jaén {prop}
|
:: Jaén (province)
|
| jaenero {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Jaén, Spain
|
| jaenero {m}
|
:: Someone from Jaén
|
| jaenés {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Jaén, Spain
|
| jaenés {m}
|
:: Someone from Jaén
|
| jaez {m}
|
:: harness
|
| jaez {m} [figuratively]
|
:: sort; ilk
|
| Jafet {prop} {m} [biblical, given name]
|
:: Japheth
|
| jaganato {m}
|
:: khaganate
|
| jaguar {m}
|
:: jaguar (Panthera onca)
|
| jaguarzo {m}
|
:: rockrose (Cistus or Halimium spp.)
|
| jagüey {m} [Latin America]
|
:: any of several trees of the mulberry or fig family, especially Ficus citrifolia, the shortleaf fig
|
| jagüey {m} [Cuba, Mexico, South America]
|
:: a pool, waterhole or reservoir
|
| jaiba {f} [Dominican Republic]
|
:: crab
|
| jailbreak {m}
|
:: jailbreak
|
| jaima {f}
|
:: Bedouin tent
|
| Jaime {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| jaimista {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to Jaime, Duke of Madrid
|
| jaimista {mf}
|
:: a supporter of Jaime, Duke of Madrid
|
| jaina {mf}
|
:: Jain
|
| jaina {adj}
|
:: Jain
|
| jainismo {m}
|
:: Jainism (religion and philosophy)
|
| jainista {adj}
|
:: Jainist
|
| jainista {mf}
|
:: Jainist
|
| Jairo {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| jaja {interj}
|
:: haha
|
| jajá {interj}
|
:: haha
|
| ja ja ja {interj}
|
:: Ha ha ha
|
| jajaja {interj}
|
:: Hahaha
|
| jajajá {interj}
|
:: Hahaha
|
| jalá {f}
|
:: challah
|
| jalador {m} [Mexico]
|
:: squeegee mop
|
| jalador {m} [Mexico]
|
:: door handle (ellipsis of jalador de puerta)
|
| jalao {m} [Dominican Republic, ]
|
:: sweet made from coconuts
|
| Jalapa {prop}
|
:: Jalapa (department)
|
| Jalapa {prop}
|
:: Jalapa (city)
|
| jalapeña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jalapeño
|
| jalapeño {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to the city of Jalapa
|
| jalapeño {m}
|
:: an inhabitant or resident of Jalapa
|
| jalapeño {m}
|
:: jalapeño (pepper)
|
| jalar {vt}
|
:: to pull
|
| jalar {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to draw (in); to attract
|
| jalar {vt} [familiar]
|
:: to eat with great appetite
|
| jalar {vi}
|
:: to pull (together)
|
| jalar {vi} [familiar]
|
:: to hurry along; to get along
|
| jalar {vi} [Mexico, familiar]
|
:: to function properly; to be in working order
|
| jalar {vt} [Peru]
|
:: to fail (a candidate)
|
| jalbegar {v}
|
:: synonym of enjalbegar
|
| jalbegue {m}
|
:: whitewash
|
| jale {n} [slang]
|
:: job
|
| jalea {f}
|
:: jelly, gelatine (substance)
|
| jalea {f}
|
:: jelly, jello (dessert)
|
| jalear {vt}
|
:: to urge on; to encourage
|
| jalear {vt} [Andalucia]
|
:: synonym of ojear
|
| jaleo {m}
|
:: ruckus; uproar
|
| jaleo {m}
|
:: confusion; hassle
|
| jaleo {m}
|
:: applause; cheering
|
| jaleo {m} [dance]
|
:: jaleo
|
| jalifa {m} [historical]
|
:: The leader of the Spanish protectorate in Morocco
|
| jalisciense {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Jalisco
|
| Jalisco {prop} {m}
|
:: Jalisco (state)
|
| jalma {f}
|
:: saddlecloth, soft saddle
|
| jalmichi {m}
|
:: a kind of fish
|
| jalón {m}
|
:: milestone
|
| jalón {m}
|
:: landmark
|
| jalón {m}
|
:: tug; pull; jerk
|
| jalonador {m}
|
:: booster (someone or something that boosts)
|
| jalonadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jalonador
|
| jalonar {vt}
|
:: to mark
|
| jalonar {vt}
|
:: to mark out; to stake out
|
| jalonear {vt} [Bolivia, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico]
|
:: to tug
|
| jalonear {vt} [Mexico]
|
:: to haggle
|
| jaloneo {m}
|
:: tug; tugging
|
| jaloneo {m}
|
:: tug of war
|
| jama {f} [Honduras]
|
:: small iguana
|
| jamacuco {m} [Spain, colloquial]
|
:: flip; freakout (sudden alteration of the mood, losing the calm)
|
| jamaica {f}
|
:: roselle
|
| Jamaica {prop}
|
:: Jamaica (island/and/country)
|
| jamaicana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jamaicano
|
| jamaicano {adj}
|
:: Jamaican
|
| jamaicano {m}
|
:: Jamaican
|
| jamaiquina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jamaiquino
|
| jamaiquino {m}
|
:: Jamaican
|
| jamaiquino {adj}
|
:: Jamaican
|
| jamás {adv}
|
:: never
|
| jamás {adv}
|
:: ever
|
| jamás de los jamases {adv}
|
:: never ever
|
| jamba {f}
|
:: jamb
|
| jambar {vp} [Mexico]
|
:: to gorge, to pig-out, to devour (stuff oneself with food)
|
| Jámblico {prop} {m}
|
:: Iamblichus (Greek philosopher)
|
| jamelga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jamelgo
|
| jamelgo {m}
|
:: a skinny horse, typically one with poor temperament; a nag
|
| Jamestown {prop}
|
:: Jamestown (capital city)
|
| Jammu y Cachemira {prop}
|
:: Jammu and Kashmir (portion of the territory which is governed by India)
|
| jamón {m}
|
:: ham (the thigh and buttock of an animal slaughtered for meat)
|
| jamón {m}
|
:: ham, gammon (meat from the thigh of a hog cured for food)
|
| jamona {f}
|
:: tubby woman
|
| jamoncillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of jamón
|
| jamoncillo {m}
|
:: A type of small teacake
|
| jamón de York {m}
|
:: alternative form of jamón york
|
| jamonero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: ham
|
| jamonero {m}
|
:: A stand used to hold a ham (specifically, a jamón serrano)
|
| jamón ibérico {m}
|
:: jamón ibérico (type of cured ham from Spain, made from the black Iberian pig)
|
| jamón serrano {m}
|
:: A type of dry-cured ham from Spain
|
| jamón york {m} [Spain]
|
:: ham (thinly-sliced soft ham)
|
| jamón York {m}
|
:: alternative case form of jamón york
|
| jam session {f}
|
:: jam session
|
| jaña {f} [Nicaragua]
|
:: girlfriend
|
| janato {m}
|
:: khanate
|
| Jandro {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Janeth {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| jangada {f}
|
:: A kind of sailing raft found in northern Brazil
|
| janguear {n} [Puerto Rico]
|
:: to hang out
|
| jangueo {m} [Puerto Rico]
|
:: act of hanging out
|
| Janina {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| janjaweed {mp}
|
:: Janjaweed
|
| Jan Mayen {prop}
|
:: Jan Mayen (Norwegian territory)
|
| Jano {prop} {m} [Roman god]
|
:: Janus (Roman god of gates and doorways)
|
| Jano {prop} {m} [astronomy]
|
:: Janus (moon of Saturn)
|
| jaño {m} [Nicaragua]
|
:: boyfriend
|
| jansenismo {m}
|
:: Jansenism
|
| jansenista {mf}
|
:: Jansenist
|
| jansenista {adj}
|
:: Jansenist
|
| Jánuca {prop} {m}
|
:: alternative form of Januká
|
| Januká {prop}
|
:: Hanukkah
|
| janyar {m}
|
:: khanjar
|
| japchae {m}
|
:: japchae
|
| Jápeto {prop} {f} [astronomy]
|
:: Iapetus (the moon of Saturn)
|
| Japhet {prop} {m}
|
:: Japheth (son of Noah)
|
| japi {m} [Argentina]
|
:: penis
|
| japón {adj}
|
:: Japanese
|
| Japón {prop} {m}
|
:: Japan
|
| japonés {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Japan, Japanese
|
| japonés {m}
|
:: a Japanese person
|
| japonés {m}
|
:: the Japanese language
|
| japonesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of japonés
|
| japonofilia {f}
|
:: Japanophilia
|
| japonofilo {m}
|
:: Japanophile
|
| jaque {m} [chess]
|
:: check
|
| jaque {m}
|
:: jeopardy
|
| jaquear {v} [chess]
|
:: to check
|
| jaquear {v}
|
:: to bother, to molest
|
| jaqueca {f}
|
:: headache; migraine
|
| jaquel {m} [heraldry]
|
:: check; checker
|
| jaquelado {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: chequy
|
| jaque mate {m} [chess]
|
:: checkmate, mate
|
| jaqueta {f}
|
:: jacket
|
| jaquetón {adj}
|
:: bragging; bullying
|
| jaquetón {m}
|
:: great white shark
|
| jaquetón {m}
|
:: braggart
|
| jáquima {f}
|
:: hackamore
|
| jáquima {f} [Central America]
|
:: drunkenness
|
| jaquir {v} [dated]
|
:: to forsake, to abandon
|
| jara {f}
|
:: rockrose (plant in the genus Cistus or the genus Halimium)
|
| jara {f}
|
:: a pointed stick that has been hardened by fire, and can be used as a projectile weapon
|
| Jara {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| jarabacoeña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jarabacoeño
|
| jarabacoeño {adj}
|
:: of or from Jarabacoa
|
| jarabacoeño {m}
|
:: someone from Jarabacoa
|
| jarabe {m}
|
:: syrup
|
| jarabe {m}
|
:: juice
|
| jarabe {m}
|
:: (liquid) remedy
|
| jarabe {m}
|
:: a form of traditional Mexican dance music
|
| jarabe de arce {m}
|
:: maple syrup
|
| jarabe de maíz {m}
|
:: corn syrup
|
| jarabe de palo {m} [Spain, euphemism]
|
:: synonym of paliza
|
| jaral {m}
|
:: thicket; clump
|
| jaramago {m}
|
:: The vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including:
|
| jaramago {m}
|
:: Amaranthus albus
|
| jaramago {m}
|
:: Armoracia rusticana
|
| jaramago {m}
|
:: Brassica nigra (balck mustard)
|
| jaramago {m}
|
:: Capsella bursa-pastoris
|
| jaramago {m}
|
:: Diplotaxis
|
| jaramago {m}
|
:: Eruca vesicaria
|
| jaramago {m}
|
:: Heliotropium europaeum
|
| jaramago {m}
|
:: Raphanus raphanistrum
|
| jaramago {m}
|
:: Sisymbrium officinale
|
| jaramago {m}
|
:: Sinapis alba
|
| Jaramillo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| jarana {f}
|
:: a small guitar
|
| jarana {f} [familiar]
|
:: horseplay; fooling around
|
| jarana {f} [familiar]
|
:: revelry
|
| jarana {f} [familiar]
|
:: debt
|
| jaranear {vi} [colloquial]
|
:: to go on a spree
|
| jaranear {vi} [colloquial]
|
:: to party
|
| jaranero {adj}
|
:: fun-loving
|
| jaranero {m}
|
:: reveler
|
| jarcha {f}
|
:: kharja
|
| jarcia {f} [nautical]
|
:: rigging
|
| jarcia {f}
|
:: fishing tackle
|
| jarcor {m}
|
:: hardcore
|
| jarcor {adj}
|
:: hardcore
|
| jardin {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of jardín
|
| jardín {m}
|
:: garden
|
| jardín {m}
|
:: front yard (ellipsis of jardín delantero)
|
| jardín {m}
|
:: backyard (ellipsis of jardín trasero)
|
| jardín botánico {m}
|
:: botanical garden, botanic garden
|
| jardincillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of jardín
|
| jardincito {m}
|
:: diminutive of jardín
|
| jardín de infancia {m}
|
:: kindergarten
|
| jardinera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jardinero
|
| jardinera {f}
|
:: Generic name for several types of planter, such as window box, jardiniere and plant stand
|
| jardinería {f}
|
:: gardening
|
| jardinero {m}
|
:: gardener
|
| jardinero {m} [baseball]
|
:: outfielder
|
| jardinillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of jardín
|
| jardín infantil {m}
|
:: kindergarten
|
| jaredí {mf}
|
:: Haredi
|
| jareta {f} [sewing]
|
:: casing (fold to introduce a cord or ribbon)
|
| jareta {f} [sewing]
|
:: tuck
|
| jargonza {f} [archaic]
|
:: zircon
|
| jarilla {f}
|
:: Any of a number of different species of plants
|
| jaripeo {m} [Central America]
|
:: rodeo
|
| jariyí {adj}
|
:: Kharijite
|
| jariyí {mf}
|
:: Kharijite
|
| Járkov {prop} {m}
|
:: Járkov (city)
|
| jaro {adj} [of an animal, chiefly a pig]
|
:: reddish, ruddy
|
| jaro {m}
|
:: alternative form of aro (arum lily)
|
| jarocha {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jarocho
|
| jarocho {adj}
|
:: Of or from Veracruz (Mexican state)
|
| jarocho {m}
|
:: Someone from Veracruz
|
| jarope {m}
|
:: syrup
|
| jarosita {f} [mineral]
|
:: jarosite
|
| jarra {f}
|
:: jug, pitcher
|
| jarra {f}
|
:: stein, mug
|
| jarrete {m}
|
:: hock
|
| jarrete {m} [anatomy]
|
:: back of the knee, ham
|
| jarrillera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jarrillero
|
| jarrillero {adj}
|
:: Of or from the town of Portugalete in Spain
|
| jarrillero {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the town of Portugalete in Spain
|
| jarrita {f}
|
:: diminutive of jarra
|
| jarrito {m}
|
:: diminutive of jarro
|
| jarro {m}
|
:: jug; pitcher
|
| jarro {m}
|
:: stein; mug
|
| jarrón {m}
|
:: vase (container used for displaying flowers)
|
| jarto {adj} [Dominican Republic, slang]
|
:: full
|
| jarto {adj} [slang]
|
:: tired
|
| Jartum {prop} {m}
|
:: Jartum (capital)
|
| jartura {f} [Dominican Republic, slang]
|
:: alternative form of hartura
|
| jasidí {adj}
|
:: Hasid
|
| jasidí {mf}
|
:: Hasid
|
| jasídico {adj}
|
:: Hasidic, Hassidic
|
| jasidismo {m}
|
:: Hassidism (a Jewish movement)
|
| Jasón {prop} {m}
|
:: Jason
|
| jaspe {m}
|
:: jasper
|
| jaspeado {adj}
|
:: streaked; veined
|
| jaspeado {adj}
|
:: mottled
|
| jaspear {vt}
|
:: to speckle
|
| jasta {prep}
|
:: obsolete spelling of hasta
|
| jatiboniquense {adj}
|
:: Of or from the municipality of Jatibonico, Cuba
|
| jatiboniquense {mf}
|
:: An inhabitant of the municipality of Jatibonico, Cuba
|
| jato {m}
|
:: calf (young cow or bull)
|
| jauja {f}
|
:: fun place
|
| jaula {f}
|
:: cage
|
| jaula {f}
|
:: crate
|
| jaula de Faraday {f}
|
:: Faraday cage
|
| jauría {f}
|
:: pack of hounds
|
| Java {prop} {f}
|
:: Java (island)
|
| Java {prop} {m}
|
:: Java (programming language)
|
| javanés {adj}
|
:: Javanese
|
| javanés {m}
|
:: Javanese
|
| javanesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of javanés
|
| Javi {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Javier {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Javiera {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| javilla {f}
|
:: sandbox tree [Hura crepitans]
|
| jayán {adj}
|
:: huge; beastly; giant
|
| jayán {m}
|
:: huge person; beast; stocky person
|
| jayari {m}
|
:: A dish originating in Arequipa, Peru, made of a mixture of vegetables and abundant in chili
|
| jázara {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jázaro
|
| Jazaria {prop} {f}
|
:: Khazaria
|
| jázaro {adj} [historical]
|
:: Khazar
|
| jázaro {m} [historical]
|
:: Khazar
|
| jazmín {m}
|
:: jasmine
|
| Jazmín {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| jazz {m}
|
:: jazz
|
| jazzband {m}
|
:: jazz band
|
| jazzista {mf}
|
:: jazz musician; jazzer
|
| jazzístico {adj}
|
:: related or belonging to jazz
|
| jazzístico {adj}
|
:: in a jazz manner, jazzy
|
| jazzman {m}
|
:: jazzman
|
| jazzy {adj} [rare]
|
:: jazzy
|
| JCE {n}
|
:: initialism of Juventud Comunista del Ecuador
|
| JCE {n}
|
:: initialism of Junta Central Electoral
|
| jean {m}
|
:: jeans
|
| jeans {m}
|
:: jeans (trousers)
|
| jebe {m}
|
:: alum
|
| jebe {m} [Latin America]
|
:: rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis)
|
| jebe {m} [Peru]
|
:: latex, rubber
|
| jedi {mf}
|
:: Jedi
|
| Jedi {m}
|
:: Jedi (a fictional order of beings)
|
| jeep {f}
|
:: jeep
|
| jeepeta {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of yipeta
|
| jeepney {m}
|
:: jeepney
|
| jefa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jefe, (female) boss
|
| jefatura {f}
|
:: leadership
|
| jefatura {f}
|
:: headquarters
|
| jefaza {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jefazo
|
| jefazo {m}
|
:: big shot (person with a reputation of importance)
|
| jefe {m}
|
:: chief; president; head; leader of a business, political party, or other organization
|
| jefe {m}
|
:: boss; supervisor; manager
|
| jefe {m} [military ranks]
|
:: colonel; major; rank between captain and general
|
| jefe {m} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: chief
|
| jefe {m} [colloquial, Mexico]
|
:: dad, father
|
| jefecillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of jefe
|
| jefecito {m}
|
:: diminutive of jefe
|
| jefe de estudios {m}
|
:: DoS; director of studies
|
| jefe de prensa {m}
|
:: editor-in-chief
|
| jefe de redacción {m}
|
:: editor in chief
|
| jeffersoniano {adj}
|
:: Jeffersonian
|
| jeffersonismo {m}
|
:: Jeffersonianism
|
| Jehová {prop} {m}
|
:: Jehovah
|
| Jehovah {prop} {m}
|
:: Jehovah
|
| jeique {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of jeque
|
| jeje {interj}
|
:: hehe (imitating laughter)
|
| jején {m}
|
:: gnat
|
| jejenero {m}
|
:: gnateater
|
| jelo {interj}
|
:: hello, hi
|
| jeltzale {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to the Basque Nationalist Party
|
| jeltzale {mf}
|
:: A member of the Basque Nationalist Party
|
| jemer {m}
|
:: a Khmer person
|
| Jemeres rojos {prop} {m}
|
:: Khmer Rouge
|
| Jemer rojo {prop} {m}
|
:: Another term for Jemeres rojos
|
| jenabe {m}
|
:: mustard (a plant of genus Brassica)
|
| jenabe {m}
|
:: mustard seed
|
| jenable {m}
|
:: alternative form of jenabe
|
| jeneral {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of general
|
| jengibre {m}
|
:: ginger
|
| Jenócrates {prop} {m}
|
:: Xenocrates (philosopher)
|
| jenofaneana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jenofaneano
|
| jenofaneano {adj} [philosophy]
|
:: Xenophanean
|
| jenofaneano {m} [philosophy]
|
:: Xenophanean
|
| Jenófanes {prop} {m}
|
:: Xenophanes
|
| Jenofonte {prop} {m}
|
:: Xenophon (historian and philosopher)
|
| jeque {m}
|
:: sheik
|
| jequesa {f}
|
:: the wife of a sheikh
|
| jeraquización {f}
|
:: hierarchization
|
| jerarca {mf}
|
:: leader; chief
|
| jerarquía {f}
|
:: hierarchy
|
| jerarquía {f}
|
:: rank
|
| jerárquicamente {adv}
|
:: hierarchically
|
| jerárquico {adj}
|
:: hierarchical
|
| jerarquización {f}
|
:: hierarchy
|
| jerarquizar {v}
|
:: to arrange hierarchically
|
| jerbo {m}
|
:: gerbil
|
| jeremiada {f}
|
:: jeremiad
|
| Jeremías {prop} {m} [bible]
|
:: Jeremiah (the book of the Bible)
|
| jerez {m}
|
:: sherry
|
| Jerez {prop}
|
:: Jerez (city)
|
| Jerez {prop}
|
:: Jerez (town)
|
| jerezano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Jerez
|
| jerezano {m}
|
:: Someone from Jerez
|
| Jerez de la Frontera {prop} {m}
|
:: Jerez de la Frontera (city)
|
| jerga {f}
|
:: jargon; slang
|
| jerga {f}
|
:: straw pallet, coarse cotton fringe, (in New Mexican Spanish) any floor covering or mat
|
| jergal {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to jargon, slang
|
| jergón {m}
|
:: straw mattress
|
| Jericó {prop} {m}
|
:: Jericó (city)
|
| jerife {m}
|
:: sharif
|
| jerigonza {f}
|
:: jargon
|
| jerigonza {f}
|
:: gibberish
|
| jerigonza {f}
|
:: a language game like Pig Latin or backslang
|
| jerigonza {f}
|
:: a game in which the letter p is inserted after every syllable (or sometimes distinguished as jeringozo, if every vowel)
|
| jerigonzo {m}
|
:: alternative form of jerigonza
|
| jeringa {f}
|
:: syringe
|
| jeringar {v}
|
:: to syringe
|
| jeringar {v}
|
:: give an enema
|
| jeringar {v} [figurative]
|
:: to annoy, bother, hassle, irritate, nag (compare chingar)
|
| jeringoso {m}
|
:: alternative form of jerigonza
|
| jeringozo {m}
|
:: alternative form of jerigonza
|
| jeringuilla {f}
|
:: syringe
|
| Jerjes {prop} {m}
|
:: Xerxes
|
| jermu {f} [vesre, literal, Rioplatense, Argentina, Uruguay, lunfardo]
|
:: wife
|
| jermu {f} [vesre, backslang, colloquial, slang]
|
:: woman
|
| jeroglífico {m}
|
:: hieroglyphic
|
| jeroglífico {adj}
|
:: hieroglyphic
|
| jerónima {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jerónimo
|
| jerónimo {adj}
|
:: Hieronymite
|
| jerónimo {m}
|
:: Hieronymite
|
| Jerónimo {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| jerosolimitana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jerosolimitano
|
| jerosolimitano {adj}
|
:: alternative form of hierosolimitano
|
| jerosolimitano {m}
|
:: alternative form of hierosolimitano
|
| jerrejerre {m}
|
:: armadillo
|
| jersey {m}
|
:: sweater, pullover
|
| Jersey {prop} {f}
|
:: Jersey
|
| Jerusalén {prop} {f}
|
:: Jerusalén (the de-facto <<capital city>> of <<c/Israel>>)
|
| Jerusalén {prop} {f}
|
:: Jerusalén (the claimed <<capital city>> of <<c/Palestine>>)
|
| Jesucristo {prop} {m}
|
:: Jesus Christ
|
| jesuita {mf}
|
:: Jesuit
|
| jesuita {adj}
|
:: Jesuit
|
| jesuítico {adj}
|
:: Jesuitic (of or relating to the Jesuits)
|
| jesuítico {adj} [derogatory]
|
:: Jesuitic, deceitful, hypocritical
|
| Jesús {prop} {m} [Christianity]
|
:: Jesus
|
| Jesús {prop} {m}
|
:: given name, traditionally popular in Spanish-speaking countries
|
| Jesús {interj}
|
:: bless you, gesundheit (said after a sneeze)
|
| Jesusa {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| jesusmariense {adj}
|
:: Of or from the province of Jesús María, Córdoba in Argentina
|
| jesusmariense {adj}
|
:: Of or from the municipality of Jesus María, Santander in Colombia
|
| jesusmariense {mf}
|
:: An inhabitant of the province of Jesús María, Córdoba in Argentina
|
| jesusmariense {mf}
|
:: An inhabitant of the municipality of Jesus María, Santander in Colombia
|
| jet {m}
|
:: jet
|
| jeta {f}
|
:: snout
|
| jeta {f} [Mexico, colloquial]
|
:: sleep (act)
|
| jeta {f} [Mexico, colloquial]
|
:: anger face
|
| jeta {f} [Spain, colloquial]
|
:: insolence, impudence, crust, rind
|
| jeta {mf} [familiar]
|
:: face, mush, mug, scoundrel (impudent person)
|
| jeva {f} [slang, Cuba]
|
:: woman
|
| jeva {f} [colloquial, Venezuela, Puerto Rico]
|
:: girlfriend
|
| jeva {f} [slang, derogatory, Venezuela]
|
:: a gay man, a male homosexual
|
| Jezabel {prop} {f} [biblical character]
|
:: Jezebel (biblical character Jezebel)
|
| ji {f}
|
:: chi; the Greek letter Χ, χ
|
| jibarización {f} [colloquial, with a negative connotation]
|
:: reduction, diminishment
|
| jibarizar {v} [colloquial, with a negative connotation]
|
:: to reduce, to diminish, to shrink
|
| jíbaro {m}
|
:: Jivaroan
|
| jíbaro {m} [Puerto Rico]
|
:: One of the original Canarian settlers of Puerto Rico who lived as farmers in the mountainous regions
|
| jíbaro {m} [Puerto Rico]
|
:: An ignorant person from a rural area
|
| jíbaro {m} [Colombia, Venezuela]
|
:: A drug trafficker
|
| jíbaro {m}
|
:: the Jivaroan family of languages
|
| jíbaro {adj}
|
:: Jivaroan
|
| jíbaro {adj}
|
:: rustic; rural
|
| jíbaro {adj} [Cuba, of an animal]
|
:: feral
|
| jibia {f}
|
:: cuttlefish
|
| jibión {m}
|
:: cuttlebone, cuttlefish bone
|
| jícama {f}
|
:: jicama
|
| jícara {f}
|
:: A small faience container used to serve hot chocolate or other hot beverages
|
| jícara {f} [Latin America]
|
:: A small, woody container, typically made from the fruit of the calabash tree (Crescentia cujete) or Mexican calabash (Crescentia alata) and used (especially in rural Mexico) to serve hot food in order to preserve its temperature
|
| jícara {f} [Mexico, Central America, Philippines]
|
:: calabash
|
| jícara {f} [El Salvador, Nicaragua, colloquial]
|
:: head
|
| jícara {f} [Spain]
|
:: Part, or square, of a flat chocolate bar, which can be broken off easily (especially in Andalusia and Murcia)
|
| jicarazo {m}
|
:: A hit with a jícara
|
| jicarazo {m}
|
:: cup of poison
|
| jicarilla {m}
|
:: Jicarilla
|
| jícaro {m} [Mexico, Central America]
|
:: calabash tree (Crescentia cujete); Mexican calabash (Crescentia alata)
|
| jicoria {f}
|
:: hickory
|
| jicote {m} [Central America, Mexico, Louisiana, Texas]
|
:: bumblebee
|
| jicote {m} [Honduras, Nicaragua]
|
:: bumblebee hive
|
| jicotera {f} [Mexico]
|
:: bumblebee hive
|
| jicotera {f} [colloquial, Mexico]
|
:: commotion; fuss, bustle
|
| jicotillo {m} [colloquial, Mexico]
|
:: diminutive of jicote; a small bumblebee
|
| jienense {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of jiennense
|
| jienense {mf}
|
:: alternative spelling of jiennense
|
| jiennense {adj}
|
:: [of a person] From Jaén, Spain
|
| jiennense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Jaén
|
| jiga {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of giga
|
| jigote {m}
|
:: stew
|
| jilguero {m}
|
:: European goldfinch, Carduelis carduelis
|
| jilguero golinegro {m}
|
:: black-chinned siskin
|
| jilote {m} [Central America, Mexico]
|
:: Immature, green ear of maize
|
| jilote {m} [by extension, Mexico]
|
:: corn silk
|
| jima {f} [Mexico]
|
:: the harvesting and processing of agave to make mezcal
|
| jimador {m}
|
:: jimador
|
| jimadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jimador
|
| jimagua {adj} [Caribbean]
|
:: twin, identical
|
| jimagua {mf} [Caribbean]
|
:: twin
|
| jimar {v} [Mexico]
|
:: to harvest and process agave to make mezcal
|
| Jimena {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| Jiménez {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| jimia {f}
|
:: ape
|
| jimio {m}
|
:: ape
|
| jiñada {f} [vulgar]
|
:: crap; shit (act of defecating)
|
| jiñar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to defecate; shit
|
| jindama {f}
|
:: fear
|
| jineta {f}
|
:: genet (in genus Genetta)
|
| jineta {f}
|
:: A style of riding of a horse that requires one to bend one's legs while vertical from the knees up
|
| jineta {f}
|
:: A short sword once carried by an infantry captain
|
| jineta {f}
|
:: A silk epaulette worn by sergeants
|
| jineta {f}
|
:: A historical tax imposed on livestock
|
| jineta {f} [dialectal]
|
:: A woman who rides a horse
|
| jinete {mf}
|
:: horseman, horsewoman, rider (someone who rides a horse)
|
| jinetear {vt}
|
:: to ride; to perform
|
| jinetear {vt}
|
:: to break in a horse
|
| jinetear {vi}
|
:: to ride horseback
|
| jinetera {f} [Latin America]
|
:: prostitute
|
| jingle {m}
|
:: jingle
|
| jingoísmo {m}
|
:: jingoism
|
| jingoísta {adj}
|
:: jingoistic
|
| jingoísta {mf}
|
:: jingoist
|
| jinjolero {m}
|
:: jujube (tree)
|
| jinn {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of djinn
|
| Jinotega {prop}
|
:: Jinotega (department)
|
| jinotegana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jinotegano
|
| jinotegano {adj}
|
:: Of or from the city of Jinotega, Nicaragua
|
| jinotegano {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the city of Jinotega, Nicaragua
|
| jiote {m} [Mexico]
|
:: rash
|
| jipijapa {f}
|
:: Panama hat
|
| jipiosa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jipioso
|
| jipioso {adj}
|
:: hippy
|
| jipioso {m}
|
:: hippy
|
| jira {f}
|
:: A large piece torn from a fabric
|
| jira {f}
|
:: picnic
|
| jirafa {f}
|
:: giraffe
|
| jirafa {f}
|
:: boom microphone
|
| jiráfido {m}
|
:: Giraffid
|
| jirón {m}
|
:: rag; shred
|
| jirón {m} [heraldiccharge]
|
:: gyron
|
| jit {m} [baseball]
|
:: hit
|
| jitanjáfora {f}
|
:: a nonsense poem
|
| jitomate {m} [Mexico]
|
:: tomato
|
| jiu-jitsu {m}
|
:: jujitsu, jiu-jitsu, jujutsu (a Japanese martial art)
|
| jiu-jitsu {m}
|
:: jujitsu (a Brazilian martial art based on jiu-jitsu)
|
| Jiva {prop} {f}
|
:: Khiva (Jiva (city))
|
| jívara {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jívaro
|
| jívaro {adj}
|
:: Jivaro
|
| jívaro {m}
|
:: Jivaro
|
| JJ. OO. {prop} {mp}
|
:: acronym of Juegos Olímpicos
|
| JLB {prop}
|
:: initialism of Jorge Luis Borges
|
| JMAF {m}
|
:: HFCS (high fructose corn syrup)
|
| jo {interj}
|
:: stop, woah (especially when commanding a horse or imitative thereof)
|
| jo {interj} [euphemism]
|
:: Used to express surprise, amazement, or confusion
|
| joánico {adj}
|
:: Johannine
|
| Joaquín {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Joaquina {prop} {f}
|
:: given name, a feminine form of Joaquín
|
| Job {prop} {m} [bible]
|
:: Job (the book of the Bible)
|
| jocho {m} [slang, Mexico]
|
:: hot dog
|
| jockey {m}
|
:: jockey
|
| jockey {m} [Chile]
|
:: baseball cap
|
| joconostle {m}
|
:: alternative form of xoconostle
|
| jocoque {m} [Mexico]
|
:: strained yogurt
|
| jocosamente {adv}
|
:: jocularly
|
| jocoserio {adj}
|
:: seriocomic (having both serious and comedic qualities)
|
| jocosidad {f}
|
:: jocularity
|
| jocoso {adj}
|
:: jocular
|
| jocoso {adj}
|
:: facetious, playful
|
| jocote {m}
|
:: mombin (fruit, tree)
|
| joda {f} [vulgar, slang]
|
:: joke, crack, piss-take
|
| jodedor {m}
|
:: shit stirrer
|
| joder {vt} [vulgar]
|
:: to annoy, bug, bother, irritate
|
| joder {vi} [vulgar]
|
:: to tell annoying jokes
|
| joder {vi} [vulgar]
|
:: to be very annoying, difficult, tiring (be difficult)
|
| joder {vr} [vulgar]
|
:: to become ruined, fucked (said of a thing)
|
| joder {vr} [vulgar, Spain]
|
:: to become ruined, fucked (said of a person)
|
| joder {v} [vulgar, Spain, Costa Rica]
|
:: to fuck, to have sex
|
| joder {vt} [vulgar]
|
:: to put someone in a difficult situation
|
| joder {vt} [mildly, vulgar, Mexico, El Salvador]
|
:: to damage, break, fuck up
|
| joder {interj} [vulgar, Spain]
|
:: fuck!
|
| joder {interj} [vulgar, Spain]
|
:: jeez!, damn! (expression of surprise)
|
| joderla {v} [idiom]
|
:: to screw up; mess up (a plan)
|
| jodible {adj}
|
:: fuckable, shaggable
|
| jodidamente {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: fucking
|
| jodido {adj} [Spain, vulgar]
|
:: fucking, darned, crappy
|
| jodido {adj} [Spain, vulgar]
|
:: fucked, screwed
|
| jodido {adj} [Spain, vulgar]
|
:: fucked up, screwed up
|
| jodido {adj} [Mexico, vulgar]
|
:: screwed, crappy, fucked
|
| jodido {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: difficult
|
| jodido {adj} [Bolivia, colloquial]
|
:: screwed, difficult, annoying
|
| jodienda {f} [colloquial, vulgar]
|
:: fucking (act of having sex)
|
| jodienda {f} [colloquial, vulgar]
|
:: pain in the ass (nuisance)
|
| jodón {adj} [Latin America]
|
:: damn annoying; bugging
|
| jodontón {adj}
|
:: horny, randy
|
| Joel {prop} {m} [book of the bible]
|
:: Joel (the book of the Bible)
|
| Joel {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: Joel (prophet)
|
| jofaina {f}
|
:: washbowl
|
| jogging {m}
|
:: running, jogging
|
| Johannesburgo {prop} {m}
|
:: Johannesburgo (city)
|
| johannesburgués {adj}
|
:: Johannesburger (of or pertaining to Johannesburg, South Africa)
|
| johannesburgués {m}
|
:: Johannesburger (native or resident of Johannesburg, South Africa)
|
| johannesburguesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of johannesburgués
|
| jojoba {f}
|
:: jojoba (plant)
|
| jo, jo, jo {interj}
|
:: ho, ho, ho
|
| jojoto {m} [Colombia, Venezuela]
|
:: corn, maize
|
| jojoto {adj} [Venezuela]
|
:: green, underripe
|
| jojoto {adj} [Cuba]
|
:: bruised
|
| jolgorio {m}
|
:: merrymaking
|
| jolín {interj} [colloquial, euphemistic]
|
:: Expresses anger, upset, or annoyance. Euphemism for joder.Similar usage and meaning as English euphimisms shoot!, fudge!, darn!
|
| jolín {interj}
|
:: Expresses surprise. cor!
|
| jolines {interj} [colloquial, euphemistic]
|
:: Expresses anger, upset, or annoyance. Euphemism for joder.Similar usage and meaning as English euphimisms shoot!, fudge!, darn!
|
| jolines {interj}
|
:: Expresses surprise. cor!
|
| jomeinismo {m}
|
:: Khomeinism
|
| Jonás {prop} {m} [bible]
|
:: Jonah (the book of the Bible)
|
| Jonatán {prop} {m}
|
:: Jonathan (Bible character)
|
| Jonatán {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Jonathan {prop} {m} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Jonay {prop} {m}
|
:: A legendary Guanche man from the island of Tenerife
|
| Jonay {prop} {m}
|
:: given name from the Canary Islands
|
| jondo {adj}
|
:: [Andalusia] pronunciation spelling of hondo
|
| jondo {adj}
|
:: flamenco
|
| jonia {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jonio
|
| Jonia {prop} {f} [historical]
|
:: Ionia
|
| jónica {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jónico
|
| jónico {adj}
|
:: Ionian; Ionic
|
| jónico {adj} [architecture]
|
:: Ionic
|
| jónico {m}
|
:: Ionian
|
| jonio {adj}
|
:: Ionian
|
| jonio {m}
|
:: Ionian
|
| jonron {m}
|
:: home run
|
| jonrón {m} [baseball]
|
:: home run
|
| jonronazo {m}
|
:: Great home run
|
| jonronear {v}
|
:: To hit a home run
|
| jonronero {adj} [baseball]
|
:: Of or pertaining to a home run, or one who makes a home run
|
| jopo {m}
|
:: Hairy tail
|
| jopo {m} [colloquial]
|
:: asshole, butthole
|
| jopo {m}
|
:: broomrape
|
| jopo {m}
|
:: quiff
|
| joputa {m} [colloquial, vulgar]
|
:: SOB (son of a bitch)
|
| jora {f} [Latin America]
|
:: corn prepared for use in chicha (fermented beverage)
|
| Jordán {prop} {m}
|
:: Jordan [river]
|
| Jordán {prop} {m}
|
:: Jordan, Guimaras, a city in Philippines
|
| Jordania {prop} {f}
|
:: Jordan (country)
|
| jordanista {adj}
|
:: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, Ricardo López Jordán, Argentinian solider and politician
|
| jordanista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of, or soldier in the army of, Ricardo López Jordán
|
| jordano {m}
|
:: Jordanian
|
| jordano {adj}
|
:: Jordanian
|
| jorge {m}
|
:: cockchafer
|
| Jorge {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Jorgelina {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| jorguín {m}
|
:: sorcerer
|
| jorguina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jorguín
|
| jorguinería {f}
|
:: sorcery
|
| jornada {f}
|
:: day
|
| jornada {f}
|
:: working day
|
| jornada {f}
|
:: short hike or journey
|
| jornada {f}
|
:: day trip (especially a trip that must be completed in one day, for example due to lack of water en route)
|
| jornada {f}
|
:: arduous trail
|
| jornada de reflexión {f} [politics, Spain]
|
:: the day before the general election, when election silence is in place
|
| jornada electoral {f}
|
:: polling day election day
|
| jornal {m}
|
:: A day's pay
|
| jornalera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jornalero
|
| jornalero {m}
|
:: day laborer
|
| joroba {f}
|
:: hump
|
| joroba {f} [colloquial]
|
:: pain in the neck
|
| joroba {f} [Costa Rica]
|
:: trunk, boot (of a car)
|
| jorobada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jorobado
|
| jorobadito {m}
|
:: diminutive of jorobado
|
| jorobado {adj}
|
:: humpbacked
|
| jorobado {m}
|
:: humpback
|
| jorobar {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: to annoy
|
| jorobar {vi} [colloquial]
|
:: to be annoying
|
| jorobarla {v} [idiom]
|
:: to screw up; mess up (a plan)
|
| jorongo {m} [Mexico]
|
:: full-length poncho
|
| joropo {m}
|
:: joropo
|
| jorovod {m}
|
:: khorovod
|
| Jorramchar {prop}
|
:: Khorramshahr
|
| José {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| José {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: Joseph, son of Jacob (Israel)
|
| José {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: Joseph, father of Jesus
|
| José {prop} {m}
|
:: The letter J in the Spanish phonetic alphabet
|
| joseador {m} [slang]
|
:: hustler
|
| joseadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of joseador
|
| josear {v} [slang]
|
:: to hustle
|
| Josefa {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| Josefina {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| josefino {adj}
|
:: of or from any of many places called San José, for instance:
|
| josefino {adj}
|
:: Josefino, of or from San José, Costa Rica
|
| josefino {adj}
|
:: San Josean, of or from San Jose, California
|
| josefino {m}
|
:: a person from one of the places called San José, for instance:
|
| josefino {m}
|
:: Josefino (a person from San José, Costa Rica)
|
| josefino {m}
|
:: San Josean, Josefino (a person from San Jose, California)
|
| Joselito {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Josema {prop} {m}
|
:: alternative form of Chema
|
| Josemari {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| José María {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Josué {prop} {m} [bible]
|
:: Joshua (the book of the Bible)
|
| Josué {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: Joshua
|
| Josué {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| jota {f}
|
:: jot; iota
|
| jota {f}
|
:: letter: j
|
| jota {f}
|
:: a jack in a deck of cards
|
| jota {f} [Mexico]
|
:: gay male
|
| jota {f}
|
:: jota (Iberian folk dance)
|
| jota {f}
|
:: jota (music to which a jota is danced)
|
| jote {m} [Chile, Argentina]
|
:: turkey vulture
|
| jote {m} [Chile, Argentina]
|
:: vulture
|
| jote {m} [Chile]
|
:: alcoholic drink consisting of wine and cola
|
| jote {adj} [Chile, colloquial, pejorative]
|
:: seeking out sexual liaisons, especially in a very studied manner with no intent of commitment
|
| jotear {v} [Chile, colloquial]
|
:: To flirt with or woo someone, often with the intent of making a sexual conquest
|
| jotera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jotero
|
| jotería {f}
|
:: An action, saying, sentence, voice, accent, gesture, or posture that is perceived as gay or gender-nonconforming
|
| jotería {f}
|
:: A person who is perceived as gay or gender-nonconforming. (A reclaimed pejorative, similar to queer in English.)
|
| jotero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: jota
|
| jotero {m}
|
:: jota musician
|
| jotita {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jotito
|
| jotito {m}
|
:: diminutive of joto small child
|
| jotito {m}
|
:: (effeminate boy) girl, faglet
|
| joto {m} [vulgar, pejorative, Mexico, Honduras]
|
:: fag (male homosexual)
|
| joto {m} [card game]
|
:: the joker card
|
| joto {m} [card game, by extension]
|
:: the jack card
|
| jotraba {m} [vesre]
|
:: work
|
| joule {m}
|
:: joule
|
| Jovanni {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| joven {adj}
|
:: young, youthful
|
| joven {mf}
|
:: youth, young person, youngster
|
| jovencilla {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jovencillo
|
| jovencillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of joven
|
| jovencísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of joven, really young
|
| jovencita {f}
|
:: diminutive of joven
|
| jovencito {m}
|
:: diminutive of joven
|
| jovenzuela {f}
|
:: Young woman; silly little girl
|
| jovenzuelo {m}
|
:: youngster
|
| jovial {adj}
|
:: Jovian
|
| jovial {adj}
|
:: cheerful, jovial
|
| jovialidad {f}
|
:: cheerfulness; joviality
|
| jovialmente {adv}
|
:: jovially
|
| joviano {adj} [Roman mythology]
|
:: Jovian (pertaining to the god Jove or Jupiter)
|
| joviano {adj} [astronomy]
|
:: Jovian (pertaining to the planet Jupiter)
|
| joya {f}
|
:: jewellery, jewelry
|
| joya {f}
|
:: jewel, piece of jewelry
|
| joya {f} [figurative]
|
:: gem; treasure
|
| joyel {m}
|
:: Small jewel
|
| joyera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of joyero
|
| joyería {f}
|
:: jewelry shop / store
|
| joyería {f}
|
:: jewelry
|
| joyería de fantasía {f}
|
:: costume jewellery
|
| joyero {m}
|
:: jeweler (person whose job is making, repairing or selling jewelry)
|
| joyero {m}
|
:: goldsmith (person who forges things out of gold, especially jewelry)
|
| joyero {m}
|
:: jewelry casket, jewelry box (small box used to store jewelry)
|
| joyita {f}
|
:: diminutive of joya
|
| joyo {m}
|
:: darnel
|
| joystick {m}
|
:: joystick
|
| JRG {prop} {f} [historical, politics]
|
:: initialism of Junta Revolucionaria de Gobierno
|
| Jrushchov {prop} {m}
|
:: Khrushchev (the leader of the Soviet Union from 1953 to 1964)
|
| juagarzo {m}
|
:: alternative form of jaguarzo
|
| Juan {prop} {m}
|
:: John (Biblical character)
|
| Juan {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Juan {prop} {m}
|
:: John (book of the New Testament)
|
| Juana {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| Juana {prop} {f}
|
:: Joanna (Biblical figure)
|
| Juan Bautista {prop} {m}
|
:: John the Baptist
|
| Juanca {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| juane {m}
|
:: juane
|
| juanete {m}
|
:: bunion
|
| Juanfran {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| Juanita {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| juanito {m} [Chile]
|
:: southern green stink bug; southern green shield bug, green vegetable bug; Nezara viridula
|
| Juanito {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Juano {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Juárez {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| juarista {mf}
|
:: Juarista
|
| juaz {interj}
|
:: ho; ha; tee-hee (laughter)
|
| jubilación {f}
|
:: retirement
|
| jubilación {f}
|
:: pension, retirement pension, old age pension
|
| jubilada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jubilado
|
| jubilado {adj}
|
:: retired
|
| jubilado {m}
|
:: retiree (retired person)
|
| jubilar {v}
|
:: to retire
|
| jubilar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to get rid of
|
| jubilarse {v}
|
:: to retire
|
| jubilarse {v}
|
:: to rejoice
|
| jubilata {mf} [colloquial]
|
:: retired person, OAP
|
| jubilatorio {adj} [attributive]
|
:: retirement
|
| jubileo {m}
|
:: jubilee
|
| júbilo {m}
|
:: jubilation; joy
|
| jubilosamente {adv}
|
:: jubilantly
|
| jubiloso {adj}
|
:: jubilant
|
| jubón {m}
|
:: doublet (article of men's clothing)
|
| Júcar {prop} {m}
|
:: Júcar (river)
|
| Juchitán {prop}
|
:: Juchitán (town)
|
| Juchitán {prop}
|
:: Juchitán (town)
|
| juchiteca {f}
|
:: feminine noun of juchiteco
|
| juchiteco {adj}
|
:: Of or from Juchitán de Zaragoza
|
| juchiteco {m}
|
:: Someone from Juchitán de Zaragoza
|
| Judá {prop}
|
:: Judah (Biblical character and tribe)
|
| judaicamente {adv}
|
:: Jewishly
|
| judaico {adj}
|
:: Jewish, Judaic
|
| judaísmo {m}
|
:: Judaism
|
| judaización {f}
|
:: Judaization
|
| judaizante {adj}
|
:: Judaizing
|
| judaizante {mf}
|
:: Judaizer
|
| judaizar {v}
|
:: to Judaize
|
| judas {m}
|
:: traitor
|
| Judas {prop} {m} [bible]
|
:: Jude (the book of the Bible)
|
| Judas {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: Judas (one of the Apostles)
|
| Judas Iscariote {prop} {m}
|
:: Judas Iscariot
|
| judeidad {f}
|
:: Jewishness
|
| judeoconversa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of judeoconverso
|
| judeoconverso {m}
|
:: New Christian (from Judaism)
|
| judeocristiano {adj}
|
:: Judeo-Christian
|
| judeoespañol {m}
|
:: Ladino
|
| judeopolaco {adj}
|
:: Judeo-Polish
|
| judeoromano {adj}
|
:: Judeo-Roman
|
| judería {f}
|
:: Jewish neighborhood
|
| judía {f} [Spain]
|
:: green bean
|
| judía {f} [Spain]
|
:: bean, bean seed
|
| judía {f} [Spain]
|
:: bean plant
|
| judía {f}
|
:: feminine noun of judío
|
| judía verde {f} [Spain]
|
:: green bean
|
| judicatura {f}
|
:: judiciary
|
| judicial {adj}
|
:: judicial
|
| judicialización {f}
|
:: judicialization
|
| judicializar {v}
|
:: to judicialize
|
| judicialmente {adv}
|
:: judicially
|
| judiego {adj}
|
:: Jewish; relating to Jews
|
| judío {adj}
|
:: Jewish
|
| judío {m}
|
:: Jew; Jewish person
|
| judión {m}
|
:: Large bean
|
| Judit {prop} [biblical character]
|
:: Judith
|
| Judit {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| judo {m}
|
:: judo
|
| judoca {mf}
|
:: judoka
|
| Jueces {prop} {mp} [bible]
|
:: Judges (the book of the Bible)
|
| juegazo {m}
|
:: augmentative of juego
|
| juego {m}
|
:: play
|
| juego {m}
|
:: game; sport
|
| juego {m}
|
:: gaming
|
| juego {m}
|
:: set
|
| juego {m}
|
:: kit
|
| juego {m}
|
:: gambling
|
| juego de azar {m}
|
:: game of chance
|
| juego de la oca {m}
|
:: game of the goose, goose game
|
| juego de las sillas {m}
|
:: musical chairs
|
| juego de manos {m}
|
:: sleight of hand, legerdemain
|
| juego de mesa {m} [games]
|
:: board game
|
| juego de palabras {m}
|
:: play on words
|
| juego de palabras {m}
|
:: pun, wordplay
|
| juego de pies {m} [idiomatic]
|
:: footwork
|
| juego de rol {m} [games]
|
:: roleplaying game (a game where players assume the role of a character)
|
| juego de rol {m} [videogames]
|
:: roleplaying game (a game where the player takes control of a character or party)
|
| juego limpio {m}
|
:: fair play
|
| Juegos Asiáticos {prop} {mp}
|
:: Asian Games (sport event)
|
| juegos de pólvora {m}
|
:: Fireworks
|
| Juegos Olímpicos {prop} {mp}
|
:: Olympic Games (sport event)
|
| Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno {prop} {mp}
|
:: Olympic Winter Games
|
| Juegos Paralímpicos {prop} {mp}
|
:: Paralympic Games
|
| jueguecito {m}
|
:: diminutive of juego
|
| jueguillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of juego
|
| jueguito {m}
|
:: diminutive of juego
|
| juelacha {interj} [colloquial, El Salvador, Guatemala]
|
:: whoa!, expression of surprise
|
| juelule {interj} [El Salvador]
|
:: whoa!, expression of surprise
|
| juepa je {interj} [Colombia, Dominican Republic]
|
:: woohoo; woop woop
|
| jueputa {m} [Central America, pejorative, vulgar]
|
:: alternative spelling of hijo de puta
|
| jueputa {interj} [Central America, pejorative, vulgar]
|
:: alternative spelling of hijo de puta
|
| juerga {f}
|
:: spree, bender, revel, revelry, carousing, binge, jag
|
| juerga {f}
|
:: party, partying, jamboree, shindig, bash
|
| juerguista {mf}
|
:: reveller, reveler [US]
|
| juernes {m} [neologism]
|
:: A Thursday the day before a bank holiday; There's no class at Friday, so students get out and hang out like it's Friday
|
| jueves {m}
|
:: Thursday
|
| jueves {m}
|
:: the letter J in the Spanish phonetic alphabet
|
| jueves lardero {m}
|
:: Fat Thursday
|
| Jueves Santo {prop} {m} [Christianity]
|
:: Maundy Thursday
|
| juey {m} [Puerto Rico]
|
:: blue land crab (Cardisoma guanhumi)
|
| juez {mf}
|
:: judge
|
| juez {mf}
|
:: umpire; referee; official
|
| jueza {f}
|
:: female equivalent of juez
|
| juez de paz {m}
|
:: justice of the peace
|
| juez pedáneo {m}
|
:: small-town judge, magistrate
|
| jugabilidad {f}
|
:: playability
|
| jugabilidad {f}
|
:: gameplay
|
| jugable {adj}
|
:: playable
|
| jugada {f}
|
:: play, move, turn ((turn-based games) an action carried out when it is one's turn to play)
|
| jugada {f} [sports]
|
:: play
|
| jugada {f}
|
:: trick
|
| jugador {m}
|
:: player
|
| jugador {m}
|
:: gambler
|
| jugadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jugador
|
| jugadorazo {m}
|
:: great player; a helluva player
|
| jugar {v}
|
:: to play
|
| jugar {v}
|
:: to risk, take a chance
|
| jugar {v} [Louisiana]
|
:: to play (an instrument)
|
| jugar bien sus bazas {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to play one's cards right
|
| jugar con fuego {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to play with fire
|
| jugarreta {f}
|
:: prank
|
| jugarreta {f}
|
:: dirty trick
|
| jugarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of jugar
|
| jugarse el todo por el todo {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to go all in
|
| jugárselo todo a una carta {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to put all one's eggs in one basket
|
| jugar y nunca perder no puede ser {proverb}
|
:: you win some, you lose some
|
| juglar {m}
|
:: minstrel
|
| juglar {m} [archaic]
|
:: poet, reciter
|
| juglar {m}
|
:: jongleur
|
| juglaresco {adj} [attributive]
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:: minstrel
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| juglaría {f}
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:: minstrelsy
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| jugo {m} [Latin America]
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:: juice (liquid from a plant)
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| jugo {m}
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:: substance (the most vital part of something)
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| jugo de limón {m}
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:: lemon juice
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| jugo gástrico {m}
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:: gastric juice
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| jugón {m} [football, Spain]
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:: playmaker
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| jugón {m} [Spain]
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:: gamer
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| jugosamente {adv}
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:: juicily, deliciously
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| jugosidad {f}
|
:: juiciness
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| jugoso {adj} [Latin America]
|
:: juicy
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| juguera {f}
|
:: juicer
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| juguete {m}
|
:: toy (something to play with)
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| juguetear {vi}
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:: to play; to cavort
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| juguetear {vi}
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:: to fiddle; to toy
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| jugueteo {m}
|
:: play
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| jugueteo {m}
|
:: fiddling
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| juguetera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of juguetero
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| juguetería {f}
|
:: toy store
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| juguetero {m}
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:: toy vendor
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| juguetito {m}
|
:: diminutive of juguete
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| juguetón {adj}
|
:: playful, frisky
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| juguetonamente {adv}
|
:: playfully
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| juicio {m} [legal]
|
:: trial
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| juicio {m} [legal]
|
:: verdict
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| juicio {m}
|
:: good judgement; reason
|
| juicio {m}
|
:: opinion, judgment
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| juiciosamente {adv}
|
:: judiciously
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| juicioso {adj}
|
:: wise
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| juicioso {adj}
|
:: judicious
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| juida {f} [Mexico]
|
:: run, hurry, lam
|
| juizio {m}
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:: obsolete spelling of juicio
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| jujeño {adj}
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:: of or from Jujuy
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| jujeño {m}
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:: Someone from Jujuy
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| juju {f} [Spain, slang]
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:: pussy, cunt, snatch (vagina)
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| Jujuy {prop}
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:: Jujuy (province)
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| jula {m} [colloquial]
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:: idiot, twat
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| julai {m} [colloquial]
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:: idiot, twat
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| Julia {prop} {f}
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:: given name
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| Julián {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
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| juliana {f}
|
:: julienne
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| Juliana {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
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| juliano {adj}
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:: Julian (of, or relating to Julius Caesar)
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| Julieta {prop}
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:: Juliet, the lover of Romeo
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| Julieta {prop}
|
:: given name
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| julio {m}
|
:: July
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| julio {m}
|
:: joule
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| Julio {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
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| juliobrigense {adj}
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:: Of or from Logroño
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| juliobrigense {mf}
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:: Someone from Logroño
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| juma {f} [colloquial]
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:: drunkenness
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| jumanos {mp}
|
:: Jumanos
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| jumarse {vr} [Latin America, colloquial]
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:: to get drunk
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| jumentillo {m}
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:: diminutive of jumento
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| jumento {m} [equines]
|
:: donkey
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| jumento {m} [figuratively, pejorative]
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:: idiot; fool
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| jumera {f} [colloquial]
|
:: drunkenness
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| jumil {m}
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:: A stink bug, especially the species Atizies taxcoensis, used as food in some parts of Mexico
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| jumo {adj} [Costa Rica, Venezuela, colloquial]
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:: drunk
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| jumo {m} [Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, colloquial]
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:: drunkenness
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| jumpsuit {m}
|
:: jumpsuit
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| juncácea {f}
|
:: (plants) rush
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| juncal {adj}
|
:: handsome
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| juncal {m}
|
:: reed bed
|
| juncia {f}
|
:: sedge
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| junco {m}
|
:: reed, rush
|
| junco {m} [nautical]
|
:: junk (a Chinese ship)
|
| jungiano {adj}
|
:: Jungian
|
| jungla {f}
|
:: jungle
|
| junguiano {adj}
|
:: Jungian
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| Junín {prop}
|
:: Junín (region)
|
| Junín {prop}
|
:: Junín (province)
|
| Junín {prop}
|
:: Junín (city)
|
| Junín {prop}
|
:: Junín (town)
|
| Junín {prop}
|
:: Junín (municipality)
|
| juninense {adj}
|
:: Of or from Junín Partido
|
| juninense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Junín Partido
|
| junio {m}
|
:: June
|
| júnior {m}
|
:: junior, novice
|
| junípero {m}
|
:: juniper
|
| Juno {prop} {f}
|
:: Juno (asteroid)
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| Juno {prop} {f}
|
:: Juno (goddess)
|
| junquillo {m} [botany]
|
:: jonquil
|
| junta {f}
|
:: council, committee
|
| junta {f}
|
:: joint, gasket
|
| junta {f}
|
:: meeting (a gathering for a purpose)
|
| junta {f}
|
:: contact, acquaintances
|
| juntamente {adv}
|
:: together; jointly
|
| juntar {vt}
|
:: to combine, unite
|
| juntar {vt}
|
:: to gather (together); to collect
|
| juntar {vt}
|
:: to close partway
|
| juntar {vr}
|
:: to join together
|
| juntar {vr}
|
:: to gather together, socialize, get together, come together, consort
|
| juntarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of juntar
|
| juntero {m}
|
:: councillor
|
| juntero {adj}
|
:: attributive form of junta
|
| juntillo {adj}
|
:: diminutive of junto
|
| juntista {adj} [attributive]
|
:: junta
|
| juntista {mf}
|
:: member of a junta
|
| juntito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of junto
|
| junto {adj}
|
:: together
|
| junto {adj}
|
:: joined
|
| junto {adj}
|
:: next to
|
| junto {adv}
|
:: together
|
| junto {adv}
|
:: (all) together, (in) total
|
| junto {prep} [junto a]
|
:: next to, together with, alongside
|
| junto {prep} [junto con]
|
:: along with, together with, alongside
|
| junto {prep} [junto con]
|
:: in conjunction with
|
| junto a {conj}
|
:: next to, alongside
|
| juntura {f}
|
:: joint
|
| juntura {f}
|
:: coupling (of train cars)
|
| Juº {prop} [obsolete]
|
:: abbreviation of Juan
|
| Júpiter {prop} {m}
|
:: Jupiter (planet)
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| Júpiter {prop} {m}
|
:: Jupiter (god)
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| Júpiter {prop} {m} [alchemy]
|
:: tin
|
| jupiteriano {adj} [Roman mythology]
|
:: Jovian (pertaining to the god Jove or Jupiter)
|
| jupiteriano {adj} [astronomy]
|
:: Jovian (pertaining to the planet Jupiter)
|
| jura {f}
|
:: oath, swearing
|
| jura {f} [dated, slang, El Salvador]
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:: the police institution, especially the military police before the 1992 Peace Accords
|
| jurado {m}
|
:: member of a jury
|
| jurado {m}
|
:: jury
|
| jurado {m}
|
:: judge or referee
|
| Jurado {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| juramentación {f}
|
:: taking an oath
|
| juramentado {m}
|
:: One bound by an oath
|
| juramentado {m} [Philippines, historical]
|
:: A Muslim Filipino (Moro) who takes an oath to attack and kill Christians until he is killed
|
| juramentado {adj} [Philippines]
|
:: crazy, insane
|
| juramentar {vt}
|
:: to swear in (to administer an oath to)
|
| juramento {m}
|
:: an oath
|
| juramento {m}
|
:: a sworn statement
|
| jurar {vt}
|
:: to swear; to take an oath
|
| jurar {vi}
|
:: to curse or swear
|
| jurársela {v} [idiom]
|
:: to promise to get one's own back
|
| jurásico {adj}
|
:: Jurassic
|
| jurásico {prop} {m}
|
:: Jurassic
|
| jurel {m}
|
:: jack mackerel (edible fish of the genus Caranx or Trachurus)
|
| jurídicamente {adv}
|
:: legally, juridically
|
| juridicidad {f}
|
:: legality
|
| juridicista {mf}
|
:: juridicist
|
| jurídico {adj}
|
:: legal, juridical
|
| jurisconsulta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jurisconsulto
|
| jurisconsulto {m} [law]
|
:: jurist, jurisconsult
|
| jurisdicción {f}
|
:: jurisdiction
|
| jurisdiccional {adj}
|
:: jurisdictional, territorial
|
| jurisdiccionalmente {adv}
|
:: jurisdictionally
|
| jurisperita {f}
|
:: feminine noun of jurisperito
|
| jurisperito {m}
|
:: jurist
|
| jurisprudencia {f} [legal]
|
:: jurisprudence
|
| jurisprudencial {adj}
|
:: jurisprudential
|
| jurista {mf}
|
:: jurist, lawyer
|
| juro {m}
|
:: ownership
|
| justa {f}
|
:: tournament
|
| justa {f}
|
:: joust
|
| justa {f}
|
:: jousting (often in the plural)
|
| justamente {adv}
|
:: justly, fairly, fair and square
|
| justamente {adv}
|
:: precisely, exactly
|
| justar {vi}
|
:: to joust
|
| justedad {f}
|
:: justness; fairness
|
| justeza {f}
|
:: justness; fairness
|
| justicia {f}
|
:: justice
|
| justicia {f}
|
:: righteousness
|
| justicia {f}
|
:: the law
|
| justiciable {adj} [legal]
|
:: justiciable, actionable
|
| justicialismo {m}
|
:: justicialism, peronism
|
| justicialista {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to justicialism
|
| justicia mayor {f}
|
:: chief justice
|
| justicia social {f}
|
:: social justice
|
| justiciero {adj}
|
:: righteous
|
| justiciero {m}
|
:: vigilante
|
| justiciero {m} [historical]
|
:: A justiciary
|
| justificable {adj}
|
:: justifiable
|
| justificación {f}
|
:: justification
|
| justificadamente {adv}
|
:: justifiably
|
| justificado {adj}
|
:: justified
|
| justificante {m}
|
:: justification
|
| justificante {m}
|
:: proof
|
| justificar {v}
|
:: to justify
|
| justificar {v}
|
:: to account for
|
| justificativo {adj}
|
:: justifying
|
| justillo {m}
|
:: A kind of women's nightshirt
|
| Justín {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| justinianeo {adj}
|
:: Justinianian
|
| Justiniano {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| justipreciar {v}
|
:: To evaluate at a fair price
|
| justiprecio {m}
|
:: just price
|
| justísimamente {adv}
|
:: superlative of justamente
|
| justísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of justo
|
| justito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of justo
|
| justo {adv}
|
:: right, just
|
| justo {adv}
|
:: exactly
|
| justo {adv}
|
:: tightly
|
| justo {adj}
|
:: just, fair
|
| Justo {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| justo a tiempo {adv} [idiom]
|
:: just in time; right on time; right on cue, in the nick of time, right on schedule
|
| juta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of juto
|
| jutía {f}
|
:: hutia
|
| Jutiapa {prop}
|
:: Jutiapa (department)
|
| Jutlandia {prop} {f}
|
:: Jutland (peninsula belonging to Denmark)
|
| juto {m}
|
:: Jute
|
| jútor {m}
|
:: khutor
|
| juvenil {adj}
|
:: juvenile
|
| juvenil {adj}
|
:: teenage
|
| juvenil {adj}
|
:: youthful
|
| juvenil {adj} [sports]
|
:: in an age group in a certain sport, generally corresponding to under-16, under-17, under-18 or under-19, but it depends on the sport
|
| juventina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of juventino
|
| juventino {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Juventus FC
|
| juventino {m}
|
:: A player, fan, coach etc. of Juventus
|
| juventud {f}
|
:: youth
|
| juventud {f}
|
:: a youth, young person
|
| Juxtlahuaca {prop}
|
:: Juxtlahuaca (town)
|
| Juxtlahuaca {prop}
|
:: Juxtlahuaca (municipality)
|
| Juxtlahuaca {prop}
|
:: Juxtlahuaca (district)
|
| juycio {m}
|
:: archaic spelling of juicio
|
| juyzio {m}
|
:: archaic spelling of juicio
|
| juzgado {m}
|
:: a court of law with a judge
|
| juzgado {m}
|
:: a place for adjudicated individuals
|
| juzgado {m} [historical]
|
:: judicate (e.g., the Sardinian judicates), judgedom, judicature
|
| juzgado de instrucción {m} [Spain]
|
:: A local magistrate's court. There are various numbers of court, depending on the severity of the case
|
| juzgado de paz {m} [legal]
|
:: A low-level court, generally found in areas of low population
|
| juzgado de primera instancia {m} [legal]
|
:: A low-level local court in Spain
|
| juzgador {adj}
|
:: judging
|
| juzgador {m} [archaic]
|
:: judge
|
| juzgamiento {m}
|
:: judgment
|
| juzgao {m}
|
:: pronunciation spelling of juzgado
|
| juzgar {vt}
|
:: to judge, to adjudicate
|
| juzgar {vt}
|
:: to try (a case), to adjudicate
|
| juzgar {vt}
|
:: to consider
|
| juzgar {vt}
|
:: to pass judgment
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