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| n. {m} | :: abbreviation of nombre |
| n. {adj} | :: abbreviation of nacido |
| n {letter} | :: letter |
| N {letter} | :: The 14th letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| N {m} | :: abbreviation of norte; north |
| ñ {letter} | :: letter |
| Ñ {letter} | :: The 15th letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| na' {pron} | :: alternative form of na |
| na {contraction} [obsolete] | :: en la |
| na {pron} | :: pronunciation spelling of nada |
| NA {prop} | :: abbreviation of Nayarit (Mexican state) |
| ná {pron} | :: apocopic form of nada |
| naam {m} | :: naan (bread) |
| naba {f} [botanical] | :: rape, swede, rutabaga |
| nabaja {f} | :: obsolete spelling of navaja |
| nabal {adj} | :: Of, or pertaining to turnips |
| nabar {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to turnips |
| nabar {m} | :: Place where turnips are grown |
| nabatea {f} | :: feminine noun of nabateo |
| nabateo {m} | :: Nabataean |
| nabateo {adj} | :: Nabataean |
| nabo {m} | :: turnip |
| nabo {m} | :: any thick root |
| nabo {m} [nautical] | :: mast |
| nabo {m} | :: heart (of split wood) |
| nabo {m} [slang] | :: penis |
| naboriano {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Nabor, or Nabor and Felix, Christian martyrs |
| Nabucodonosor {prop} | :: Nebuchadnezzar (Biblical king) |
| naca {f} | :: feminine noun of naco |
| nácar {m} | :: nacre, mother of pearl |
| nácara {f} | :: A type of military drum |
| nacarado {adj} | :: nacreous, pearly |
| nacarado {adj} | :: decorated or laden with nacre |
| nacatamal {m} [Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua] | :: A tamale filled with pork or chicken, rice, potatoes, herbs, spices, and other ingredients |
| nacedero {m} | :: river source |
| nacer {v} | :: to be born, to sprout, to begin to grow; to hatch (out) |
| nacer {v} | :: to grow; to rise, to have its source (river); to rise (sun); to have its roots; to arise |
| nacer con estrella {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be jammy (lucky) |
| nacer de pie {v} [idiom] | :: to be born lucky |
| nacho {m} | :: nacho |
| Nacho {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Nacianzo {prop} | :: Nazianzus |
| nacido {adj} | :: born |
| nacido {adj} | :: natural, inborn, innate |
| nacido {m} | :: human being |
| nacido {m} [medicine] | :: growth, tumour |
| naciencia {f} [obsolete] | :: birth |
| naciente {adj} | :: nascent, new |
| nacimiento {m} [medicine] | :: birth [the act of being born] |
| nacimiento {m} | :: birth, beginning, start |
| nacimiento {m} | :: crib [biblical eg. nativity] |
| nación {f} | :: nation |
| nacional {adj} | :: national, nationwide (of or pertaining to a nation) |
| nacional {adj} | :: national (native to a nation) |
| nacional {m} | :: A member of the national militia |
| nacionalcatolicismo {m} | :: National Catholicism |
| nacionalcatólico {adj} | :: nationalistic Catholic (relating to the National Catholicism ideology) |
| nacionalidad {f} | :: nationality |
| nacionalismo {m} | :: nationalism |
| nacionalista {adj} | :: nationalist |
| nacionalista {mf} | :: nationalist |
| nacionalización {f} | :: nationalization |
| nacionalizador {adj} | :: nationalizing, uniting |
| nacionalizar {v} | :: to nationalize |
| nacionalmente {adv} | :: nationally |
| nacionalsocialismo {m} | :: National Socialism; Nazism |
| nacionalsocialista {adj} | :: National Socialist; Nazi |
| nacionalsocialista {mf} | :: National Socialist; Nazi |
| Naciones Unidas {prop} {f} | :: United Nations |
| nacista {adj} | :: National Socialist, especially relating to the National Socialist Movement of Chile |
| nacista {mf} | :: National Socialist, especially a member of the National Socialist Movement of Chile |
| naco {adj} [Mexico, pejorative] | :: indigenous; Indian |
| naco {adj} [Mexico, pejorative, by extension] | :: uncultured; backwards; vulgar |
| naco {m} [Mexico, pejorative] | :: An uncultured or indigenous person; a hillbilly or redneck |
| Naco {prop} | :: Naco (municipality), on the Arizona border |
| Nacor {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Nahor (the brother of Abraham) |
| Nacor {prop} [Biblical character] | :: Nahor (the grandfather of Abraham) |
| nada {pron} | :: nothing, zero, zilch |
| nada {pron} [when used with a negative verb] | :: anything |
| nada {f} | :: nothingness |
| nada del otro mundo {phrase} | :: no big deal, nothing special, nothing to write home about |
| nadadera {f} [swimming] | :: float |
| nadador {m} | :: swimmer |
| nadadora {f} | :: feminine noun of nadador |
| nadaísmo {m} | :: Nadaism |
| nadal {m} [dated] | :: Christmas day, Nativity day |
| nada más {pron} | :: nothing else |
| nada más {prep} [formal] | :: Just after, right after, upon |
| nadando {adj} [heraldry] | :: naiant |
| nadar {vi} | :: to swim |
| nadar {vi} | :: to be swimming in (used with "en") |
| nadar entre dos aguas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be in two minds; be on the fence |
| nadar y tener la ropa {v} [idiomatic] | :: to have one's cake and eat it |
| nadería {f} | :: worthless things; trifle |
| nadie {pron} | :: no one, nobody; anyone, anybody |
| nadie es perfecto {phrase} | :: nobody's perfect |
| nadir {m} | :: nadir (point of the celestial sphere directly under the place where the observer stands) |
| nafa {f} | :: naphtha |
| nafta {f} | :: petroleum ether |
| nafta {f} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: petrol, gasoline, gas |
| naftalato {m} [chemistry] | :: naphthalate |
| naftaleno {m} | :: naphthalene |
| naftalina {f} | :: naphthalene |
| naftero {adj} [of a vehicle] | :: Powered with gasoline (not diesel) |
| naftilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: naphthyl |
| nagó {mf} | :: A Yoruba person, especially an enslaved Yoruba brought to the Americas or a descendant of the same |
| Nagorno-Karabaj {prop} {m} | :: Nagorno-Karabakh (region in South Caucasus) |
| nagua {f} | :: skirt |
| nagual {m} | :: alternative form of nahual |
| naguatata {f} | :: feminine noun of naguatato |
| naguatato {m} | :: obsolete spelling of nahuatlato |
| naguatlata {f} | :: feminine noun of naguatlato |
| naguatlato {m} | :: alternative form of nahuatlato |
| nahua {adj} | :: Nahua |
| nahua {mf} | :: Nahua |
| nahual {m} [Central America, Mexico] | :: sorcerer |
| nahual {m} [Central America, Mexico] | :: healer, witch doctor |
| nahual {m} [in Mesoamerican mythology] | :: nahual (animal form which a person may take) |
| nahual {m} [in Mesoamerican mythology] | :: nahual (person able to take animal form) |
| nahuaparlante {adj} | :: Nahuatl-speaking |
| náhuat {m} | :: Pipil |
| náhuatl {adj} | :: Nahuatl (attributive) |
| náhuatl {prop} {m} | :: Nahuatl; Classical Nahuatl |
| náhuatl {prop} {m} | :: Nahuatl, any of several modern languages and dialects of the Nahuan (or Aztecan) language family |
| nahuatlato {m} [historical] | :: A person who spoke Nahuatl and Spanish and could serve as an interpreter |
| nahuatlato {m} | :: A person who speaks, studies or translates Nahuatl |
| náhuatl clásico {m} | :: Classical Nahuatl |
| nahuatlismo {m} | :: Nahuatlism |
| nahuizalqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of nahuizalqueño |
| nahuizalqueño {adj} | :: Of or from the municipality of Nahuizalco in El Salvador |
| nahuizalqueño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the municipality of Nahuizalco in El Salvador |
| Nahúm {prop} {m} [bible] | :: Nahum (the book of the Bible) |
| naif {adj} | :: naive |
| naíf {adj} | :: naive |
| nailon {m} | :: nylon |
| naipe {m} | :: playing card |
| naipe {m} [in plural] | :: deck of cards |
| Naipyidó {prop} | :: Naypyidaw |
| naira {f} | :: naira |
| Nairobi {prop} | :: Nairobi (capital city) |
| naíta {f} | :: alternative spelling of nada |
| Nájera {prop} {f} | :: Nájera (municipality) |
| Najicheván {prop} | :: Nakhichevan |
| ñajo {m} [pejorative, colloquial, Spain] | :: brat |
| Najodka {prop} | :: Nakhodka |
| Nakamura {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| nalca {f} | :: giant rhubarb |
| Nálchik {prop} | :: Nálchik (city) |
| naled {m} | :: naled (insecticide) |
| nalga {f} | :: buttock |
| nalgada {f} | :: spanking, a beating on the bottom |
| nalgada {f} | :: a hit given with the buttocks |
| nalgada {f} [archaic] | :: a pig's pernil |
| nalgatorio {m} [colloquial] | :: bottom, buttocks, posterior, behind, fanny |
| nalgatorio {m} [colloquial, Nicaragua] | :: great butt |
| nalgón {adj} | :: having big buttocks |
| nalgoncito {adj} | :: diminutive of nalgón |
| nalgudo {adj} | :: big-bottomed |
| nalguear {vi} | :: to move the buttocks excessively while walking |
| nalguear {vt} [Costa Rica and Mexico] | :: to spank |
| nalguita {f} | :: diminutive of nalga |
| naloxona {f} | :: naloxone |
| naltrexona {f} | :: naltrexone |
| ñam {interj} | :: yum |
| namasté {interj} | :: namaste (an interjection) |
| ñame {m} | :: yam |
| Namibia {prop} {f} | :: Namibia |
| namibio {adj} | :: Namibian |
| namibio {m} | :: Namibian |
| ñam ñam ñam {interj} | :: nom nom nom |
| ñamoli {m} | :: red inkplant (Phytolacca octandra) |
| Namur {prop} {m} | :: Namur (province) |
| Namur {prop} {m} | :: Namur (city) |
| nana {f} [Latin America] | :: nanny |
| nana {f} [colloquial] | :: granny, grandmother |
| nana {f} | :: lullaby |
| ñaña {f} [colloquial, Andes, Colombia, of a woman] | :: sister, especially a liked one |
| ñaña {f} [colloquial, colloquial, Argentina, Ecuador, Peru] | :: sister |
| ñaña {f} [colloquial, Ecuador] | :: older sister |
| ñaña {f} [Latin America, dated] | :: nursemaid, wet nurse |
| ñaña {f} [Spain, rare, colloquial, dated] | :: maternal grandmother |
| nanacate {m} [Mexico] | :: An edible or hallucinogenic mushroom |
| Nancagua {prop} {m} | :: Nancagua (city) |
| nancagüino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Nancagua |
| nance {m} | :: A fruit tree of the species Byrsonima crassifolia in the acerola family |
| nance {m} | :: The fruit of this tree |
| nance {m} | :: A kind of coffee grown in Costa Rica |
| nandaimeña {f} | :: feminine noun of nandaimeño |
| nandaimeño {adj} | :: Of or from Nandaime |
| nandaimeño {m} | :: Someone from Nandaime |
| nandrolona {f} | :: nandrolone |
| ñandú {m} | :: American ostrich, rhea, nandu |
| ñandú común {m} | :: greater rhea |
| ñandú petizo {m} | :: Darwin's rhea |
| ñango {adj} [Mexico] | :: alternative form of ñengo |
| ñangotar {v} [Puerto Rico] | :: to ridiculize |
| ñáñigo {adj} | :: referring to the members of the Abakuá, an Afro-Cuban men’s secret society |
| ñañita {f} [Latin America, colloquial] | :: little sister |
| ñañita {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: brat, spoiled, coddled, sometimes a term of endearment |
| ñañita {f} [Chile, rare] | :: small bruise, specially on small children |
| nano- {prefix} | :: nano- |
| nano {m} | :: man, dude |
| ñaño {m} [colloquial, Ecuador] | :: older brother |
| ñaño {m} [colloquial, Andes, Colombia] | :: brother, especially a liked one |
| ñaño {m} [colloquial, colloquial, Argentina, Ecuador, Peru] | :: brother |
| nanocápsula {f} | :: nanocapsule |
| nanociencia {f} | :: nanoscience |
| nanocoulomb {m} [physics] | :: nanocoloumb |
| nanocristal {m} | :: nanocrystal |
| nanoculombio {m} [physics] | :: nanocoulomb |
| nanodiamante {m} | :: nanodiamond |
| nanoescala {f} | :: nanoscale |
| nanoestructura {f} | :: nanostructure |
| nanofaradio {m} [physics] | :: nanofarad |
| nanofibra {f} | :: nanofiber |
| nanofósil {m} [paleontology] | :: nanofossil |
| nanogramo {m} | :: nanogram |
| nanoherramienta {f} | :: nanotool |
| nanohilo {m} | :: nanowire |
| nanomáquina {f} | :: nanomachine |
| nanomaterial {m} | :: nanomaterial |
| nanométrico {adj} | :: nanometric |
| nanómetro {m} | :: nanometre |
| nanopartícula {f} | :: nanoparticle |
| nanoporo {m} | :: nanopore |
| nanorrobótica {f} | :: nanorobotics |
| nanosatélite {f} | :: nanosatellite |
| nanoscópico {adj} | :: nanoscopic |
| nanosegundo {m} | :: nanosecond |
| nanosistema {m} | :: nanosystem |
| nanotecnología {f} | :: nanotechnology |
| nanotransportador {m} | :: nanotransporter |
| nanotubo {m} | :: nanotube |
| nansú {m} | :: nainsook |
| ñapa {f} | :: Something that is added, especially something that a merchant gives to a buyer to complete the amount requested, or something extra given as a bonus; a gratuity, lagniappe |
| napalm {m} | :: napalm |
| napias {fp} | :: nose |
| napo {m} [Spain, colloquial] | :: a thousand pesetas |
| napo {m} [Argentina, colloquial] | :: Neapolitan pizza |
| Napoleón {prop} {m} | :: Napoleon |
| napoleónico {adj} | :: Napoleonic |
| Nápoles {prop} {f} | :: Nápoles (city) |
| napolitana {f} | :: pain au chocolat |
| napolitana {f} | :: feminine noun of napolitano |
| napolitano {adj} | :: Neapolitan |
| napolitano {m} | :: Neapolitan (person) |
| napolitano {m} | :: Neapolitan (language) |
| naproxeno {m} | :: naproxen |
| naranja {adj} | :: orange (having orange color) |
| naranja {adj} [politics, Spain] | :: Pertaining to Ciudadanos, a Spanish political party |
| naranja {f} | :: orange (fruit) |
| naranja {m} | :: orange (color) |
| naranja {mf} [politics, Spain] | :: A member or supporter of Ciudadanos, a Spanish political party |
| naranjada {f} | :: orangeade |
| naranjal {m} | :: orange grove |
| naranja sanguina {f} | :: blood orange |
| naranjero {adj} | :: Of or related to oranges or orange growing |
| naranjero {m} | :: Someone who grows or sells oranges |
| naranjero {m} | :: An orange tree |
| naranjilla {f} | :: A naranjilla (subtropical plant) |
| naranjilla {f} | :: A naranjilla (fruit) |
| naranjita {f} | :: diminutive of naranja |
| naranjiteña {f} | :: feminine noun of naranjiteño |
| naranjiteño {adj} | :: Of or from Naranjito |
| naranjiteño {m} | :: Someone from Naranjito |
| naranjo {m} | :: orange tree |
| naranjo chino {m} | :: a kumquat |
| naranjo enano {m} | :: a kumquat |
| Narbona {prop} {f} | :: Narbonne |
| narca {f} | :: feminine noun of narco |
| narcicismo {m} | :: narcissism |
| Narcisa {prop} {m} | :: given name, feminine form of Narciso. Name of a 19th century Peruvian saint |
| narcisismo {m} | :: narcissism |
| narcisista {adj} | :: narcissistic |
| narcisista {mf} | :: narcissist |
| narciso {m} | :: daffodil |
| narciso {m} | :: narcissus |
| Narciso {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Narcissus |
| Narciso {prop} {m} | :: given name, borne by several saints |
| narco- {prefix} | :: narco- (of or pertaining to narcotics or their trade and use) |
| narco- {prefix} [rare] | :: narco- (pertaining to stupor, sleep, or a state of unconsciousness) |
| narco {m} | :: drug dealer, drug lord |
| narco {m} [colloquial] | :: drug trafficking |
| narcoactividad {f} | :: activity in the narcotics industry |
| narcoavioneta {f} | :: aircraft used in the narcotics industry |
| narcobarón {m} | :: narcotics baron |
| narcocorrido {m} [Mexico, music] | :: narcocorrido |
| narcocultivo {m} | :: drug cultivation |
| narcocultura {f} | :: The culture associated with the Latin American drug trade |
| narcocumbre {f} | :: A summit held by multiple drug cartels |
| narcodelictivo {adj} | :: of or relating to narcotics crime |
| narcodictadura {f} | :: narco-dictatorship |
| narcodólar {m} [usually plural] | :: narcodollar |
| narcoeconomía {f} | :: The narcoeconomy |
| narcoestado {m} | :: narcostate |
| narcofiesta {f} | :: A party held by a drug cartel |
| narcofosa {f} | :: A makeshift grave of someone killed by a drug cartel |
| narcogeneral {mf} | :: general of a narcotics regime |
| narcogobierno {m} | :: A government run by a drug cartel |
| narcoguerrilla {f} | :: narcoguerrilla |
| narcoindulto {m} | :: pardoning of a narcotics criminal |
| narcoinvernadero {m} | :: greenhouse used to grow illegal drugs |
| narcolaboratorio {m} | :: drug lab |
| narcolancha {f} | :: speedboat used in the narcotics industry |
| narcolepsia {f} | :: narcolepsy |
| narcomansión {m} | :: A mansion owned by a druglord |
| narcomanta {m} [Latin America] | :: A message left by a drug cartel on a cloth banner, usually containing threats or explanations of criminal activity |
| narcomayoreo {m} | :: the sale of illegal drugs in large quantities; illegal drug trade |
| narcomensaje {m} | :: A message left by a drug cartel, usually containing threats or explanations of criminal activity |
| narcomenudeo {m} | :: the sale of illegal drugs in relatively small quantities |
| narcomenudista {mf} [Mexico] | :: A small-time drug dealer |
| narconovela {f} | :: A story of narcotics |
| narcopartido {m} | :: A political party allied with the narcotics industry |
| narcoperiodismo {m} | :: journalism related to narcotics |
| narcopiso {m} [Spain] | :: A apartment/flat where illegal drugs are sold and normally which has normally been squatted |
| narcopolítico {m} | :: A politician who works for the drug cartels |
| narcopolítico {adj} | :: Of or relating to the politics of drug dealing |
| narcorrégimen {m} | :: regime run by narcotics dealers |
| narcosanta {f} | :: A saint worshipped in the religious practices associated with the drug cartels |
| narcosanto {m} | :: A saint worshipped in the religious practices associated with the drug cartels |
| narcoserie {f} | :: A TV series about narcotics |
| narcosobrino {m} | :: Either of the two nephews of Nicolás Maduro, arrested for drug trafficking |
| narcoterapia {f} | :: narcotherapy |
| narcoterrorismo {m} | :: narcoterrorism |
| narcoterrorista {mf} | :: narcoterrorist |
| narcotest {m} | :: drug test |
| narcótico {adj} | :: narcotic |
| narcótico {m} | :: drug |
| narcotiendita {f} [Mexico, slang] | :: A place where small quantities of drugs are sold on the street |
| narcotiranía {f} | :: narco-tyranny |
| narcotización {f} | :: narcotization |
| narcotizar {v} | :: to drug, to administer narcotics |
| narcotraficante {mf} | :: drug trafficker |
| narcotraficante {mf} | :: drug baron |
| narcotráfico {m} | :: drug trafficking |
| narcotúnel {m} | :: a tunnel used by narcotics dealer |
| narcozoológico {m} | :: A private zoo owned by a druglord |
| nardo {m} | :: nard, spikenard (Nardostachys grandiflora or Nardostachys jatamansi) |
| nardo {m} [Northern Spain, vulgar] | :: dick, penis |
| narghile {m} | :: alternative form of narguile |
| narguile {m} | :: hookah (pipe) |
| Narian-Mar {prop} | :: Narian-Mar (city) |
| narices {adv} | :: the heck; on earth |
| naricilla {f} | :: diminutive of nariz |
| naricita {f} | :: diminutive of nariz, little nose |
| narigudo {adj} | :: big-nosed |
| narina {f} | :: nostril |
| nariñense {adj} | :: Of or from Nariño Department |
| nariñense {mf} | :: Someone from Nariño Department |
| nariz {f} | :: nose (organ on face) |
| nariz {f} | :: nose; smell (sense of smell) |
| narizón {adj} | :: Having a large nose |
| narniana {f} | :: feminine noun of narniano |
| narniano {adj} | :: Narnian |
| narniano {m} | :: Narnian |
| narración {f} | :: narration, story |
| narrador {m} | :: narrator, storyteller |
| narradora {f} | :: feminine noun of narrador |
| narrar {v} | :: to narrate |
| narrativa {f} | :: narrative |
| narrativa {f} | :: narration |
| narrativa {f} | :: storyline |
| narrativamente {adv} | :: narratively |
| narratividad {f} | :: narrativity |
| narrativo {adj} | :: narrative |
| nártex {m} | :: narthex |
| Narvaez {prop} | :: surname |
| narval {m} | :: narwhal |
| nasa {f} | :: weir |
| nasa {f} | :: fish-trap |
| nasal {adj} | :: nasal |
| nasal {f} | :: nasal, nasal consonant |
| nasalidad {f} | :: nasality |
| nasalización {f} | :: nasalisation |
| nasalizar {v} | :: to nasalize |
| Nasáu {prop} {m} | :: Nasáu (city) |
| Nasáu {prop} {m} | :: Nasáu (capital city) |
| nashviliana {f} | :: feminine noun of nashviliano |
| nashviliano {adj} | :: Nashvillian (of or pertaining to Nashville, Tennessee) |
| nashviliano {m} | :: Nashvillian (native or resident of Nashville, Tennessee) |
| násico {m} | :: proboscis monkey |
| naso- {prefix} | :: naso- |
| nasobuco {m} [Cuba] | :: surgical mask; procedure mask |
| nasociliar {adj} [anatomy] | :: nasociliary |
| nasofaringe {m} [anatomy] | :: nasopharynx |
| nasofaríngeo {adj} [anatomy] | :: nasopharyngeal |
| nasofrontal {adj} [anatomy] | :: nasofrontal |
| nasogástrico {adj} | :: nasogastric |
| nasogeniano {adj} | :: nasogenian |
| nasserismo {m} | :: Nasserism |
| nastuerzo {m} | :: alternative spelling of mastuerzo |
| nata {f} | :: (dairy) cream |
| nata {f} | :: skin (on boiled milk) |
| nata {f} | :: elite |
| nata {f} [in plural] | :: whipped cream; custard |
| Nata {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| natación {f} | :: swimming |
| natación sincronizada {f} | :: synchronized swimming |
| natal {adj} | :: natal |
| natal {adj} | :: native |
| natal {adj} | :: home |
| Natalia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| natalicio {adj} | :: Of, or pertaining to someone's birthday |
| natalicio {m} [formal] | :: birth, birthday |
| natalidad {f} | :: birth rate |
| natalidad {f} | :: natality |
| Natalio {prop} {m} | :: given name. The masculine form of Natalia |
| natalismo {m} | :: natalism |
| nata montada {f} [Spain] | :: whipped cream |
| Natan {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Natán {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| natatorio {adj} | :: swimming |
| Nati {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| natilla {f} [Costa Rica] | :: sour cream |
| natío {adj} [obsolete] | :: native, natural |
| natío {m} [obsolete] | :: birth |
| natío {m} [obsolete] | :: nature (inherent features of something) |
| ñatita {f} | :: diminutive of ñata |
| nativa {f} | :: feminine noun of nativo |
| nativa americana {f} | :: Native American |
| nativamente {adv} | :: natively |
| natividad {f} | :: nativity or birth |
| Natividad {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| nativismo {m} | :: nativism |
| nativista {mf} | :: nativist |
| nativo {adj} | :: native |
| nativo {m} | :: native of a place |
| nativo americano {m} | :: Native American |
| nativoamericano {adj} | :: Native American |
| nativoamericano {m} | :: Native American |
| nato {adj} | :: born |
| ñato {adj} | :: snub-nosed |
| natriurético {adj} | :: natriuretic |
| natrolita {f} | :: natrolite |
| natrón {m} | :: natron |
| natura {f} | :: nature |
| natural {adj} | :: natural (of or relating to nature) |
| natural {adj} | :: natural, plain (without artificial additives) |
| natural {adj} | :: natural (as expected; reasonable) |
| natural {adj} [of a day] | :: being a calendar day |
| natural {adj} [music] | :: natural (neither sharp nor flat) |
| natural {adj} [of a child] | :: illegitimate (born to unmarried parents) |
| natural {adj} [of a drink] | :: room-temperature (neither heated nor chilled) |
| naturaleza {f} | :: nature |
| naturaleza humana {f} | :: human nature |
| naturaleza muerta {f} | :: still life |
| naturalidad {f} | :: naturalness |
| naturalísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of naturalmente |
| naturalísimo {adj} | :: superlative of natural |
| naturalismo {m} [arts, philosophy] | :: naturalism |
| naturalista {adj} | :: naturalistic (of or relating to naturalism) |
| naturalista {mf} | :: naturalist (a person who studies nature or natural history) |
| naturalista {mf} | :: naturalist (a person who advocates naturalism) |
| naturalístico {adj} | :: naturalistic |
| naturalización {f} | :: naturalization |
| naturalizado {adj} | :: naturalized |
| naturalizar {v} | :: to naturalize |
| naturalmente {adv} | :: naturally, of course |
| naturismo {m} | :: The belief in using natural products to protect health and treat illness |
| naturista {adj} | :: natural; healthful by means of natural products |
| naturista {mf} | :: A person who believes in the preservation of health by natural means |
| naturópata {mf} | :: naturopathist |
| naturopatía {f} | :: naturopathy |
| ñau {interj} | :: meow, miaow |
| naúfraga {f} | :: feminine noun of naúfrago |
| naufragar {v} | :: to be shipwrecked |
| naufragar {v} | :: to fail, founder |
| naufragar {v} | :: fall, go down (to be defeated) |
| naufragio {m} | :: shipwreck |
| naúfrago {adj} | :: shipwrecked |
| naúfrago {m} | :: One who is shipwrecked |
| náufrago {m} | :: castaway, shipwrecked person |
| naumaquia {f} | :: naumachia |
| Naún {prop} {m} | :: Nahum |
| Nauru {prop} {m} | :: Nauru |
| nauruana {f} | :: feminine noun of nauruano |
| nauruano {adj} | :: Nauruan |
| nauruano {m} | :: Nauruan |
| náusea {f} | :: nausea |
| náusea {f} | :: repugnance, disgust |
| nauseabundo {adj} | :: nauseating, sickening |
| Nausícaa {prop} {f} | :: Nausicaa |
| -nauta {suffix} | :: -naut (forms nouns meaning a voyager) |
| nauta {mf} | :: seaman |
| náutica {f} | :: sailing |
| náutico {adj} | :: nautical |
| nautilo {m} | :: nautilus |
| nava {f} | :: a meadow located in a mountain valley, a water meadow |
| navaja {f} | :: razor |
| navaja {f} | :: pocketknife, penknife, jackknife |
| navaja {f} | :: razor shell, razor clam (edible clam of genus Ensis) |
| navaja de afeitar {f} | :: straight razor, cut-throat razor |
| navaja de Occam {f} | :: Occam's razor |
| navajazo {m} | :: stab with a knife |
| navajina {f} | :: diminutive of navaja |
| navajo {adj} | :: Navajo |
| navajo {m} | :: Navajo |
| naval {adj} [nautical] | :: naval (of or relating to a navy) |
| navalizar {v} | :: to navalize |
| navarra {f} | :: feminine noun of navarro |
| Navarra {prop} {f} | :: Navarra (autonomous community/and/province) |
| Navarra {prop} {f} | :: The letter N in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| navarrismo {m} | :: Pro-Navarra feelings |
| navarro {adj} | :: Navarrese |
| navarro {m} | :: Navarrese |
| Navarro {prop} | :: surname |
| nave {f} | :: ship vessel (with a concave hull) |
| nave {f} | :: craft, spaceship, spacecraft (ellipsis of nave espacial), starship (ellipsis of nave estelar) |
| nave {f} [architecture, religion] | :: nave, aisle |
| navecilla {f} | :: diminutive of nave |
| navecita {f} | :: diminutive of nave |
| nave espacial {f} | :: spaceship, spacecraft |
| nave estelar {f} | :: starship |
| navegabilidad {f} | :: navigability |
| navegable {adj} | :: sailable, navigable |
| navegación {f} | :: navigation |
| navegación {f} | :: sailing |
| navegador {adj} [nautical] | :: navigating |
| navegador {m} [nautical] | :: navigator |
| navegador {m} [computing] | :: browser (software component capable of rendering HTML) |
| navegadora {f} | :: feminine noun of navegador |
| navegador GPS {m} [technology] | :: GPS receiver, satnav |
| navegador web {m} [computing] | :: browser (software component capable of rendering HTML) |
| navegante {mf} | :: navigator |
| navegante {mf} | :: mariner, sailor |
| navegar {v} | :: to navigate, to sail |
| navegar {v} [Internet] | :: to surf, navigate |
| navetiforme {f} | :: naveta |
| Navia {prop} {m} | :: Navia (river) |
| navicular {adj} [anatomy] | :: navicular |
| navicular {m} | :: navicular bone |
| navidad {f} | :: alternative case form of Navidad |
| Navidad {prop} {f} | :: Nativity; the birth of Jesus Christ |
| Navidad {prop} {f} | :: Christmas; the feast day celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ |
| Navidad {prop} {f} [sometimes used in the plural] | :: Christmastide, Christmas time, Christmas season, the time between the first day of Christmas and Epiphany |
| Navidad {prop} {f} | :: Navidad (city) |
| Navidades {f} | :: The Christmas season; yuletide |
| navidaíno {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Navidad |
| navideño {adj} | :: related to Christmas |
| navideño {m} | :: Christmas Islander (a person from Christmas Island) |
| naviera {f} | :: feminine noun of naviero |
| naviera {f} | :: shipping company |
| naviero {adj} | :: shipping |
| naviero {m} | :: ship operator |
| naviero {m} | :: shipowner |
| navío {m} | :: large ship |
| navy {m} | :: navy (marine forces) |
| náyade {f} [Greek mythology] | :: naiad (female deity) |
| náyade {f} | :: naiad (aquatic larva) |
| Nayarit {prop} {m} | :: Nayarit (state) |
| nayarita {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Nayarit |
| Nayeli {prop} {f} [Latin America] | :: given name |
| nazareno {adj} | :: Nazarene |
| nazareno {adj} | :: from Dos Hermanas, a city in Seville |
| nazareno {m} | :: Nazarene |
| nazareno {m} | :: Someone from Dos Hermanas, a city in Seville |
| Nazaret {prop} {m} | :: Nazaret (largest city) |
| nazarí {m} | :: Nasrid |
| nazarita {adj} | :: Nazarite |
| nazarita {mf} | :: Nazarite |
| Nazca {prop} {f} | :: Nazca |
| nazi {mf} | :: Nazi |
| nazi {adj} | :: Nazi |
| nazificación {f} | :: Nazification |
| nazionalista {adj} [pejorative] | :: nationalist |
| nazionalista {mf} [pejorative] | :: nationalist |
| nazismo {m} | :: Nazism |
| nazista {adj} [rare] | :: Nazi |
| nazista {mf} [rare] | :: Nazi |
| nazqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of nazqueño |
| nazqueño {adj} | :: of or from Nazca |
| nazqueño {m} | :: someone from Nazca |
| ndebele {adj} | :: Ndebele |
| ndebele {mf} | :: Ndebele |
| ndebele {m} | :: Ndebele |
| neandertal {adj} | :: Neanderthal |
| neandertal {m} | :: Neanderthal (Homo neanderthalensis, an extinct hominid) |
| neanderthal {adj} | :: Neanderthal |
| nébeda {f} | :: catnip |
| neblí {m} [dated] | :: peregrine falcon |
| neblina {f} | :: fog, mist (water or other liquid finely suspended in air) |
| neblinoso {adj} | :: misty, foggy |
| nebliselva {f} | :: cloud forest |
| Nebraska {prop} {f} | :: Nebraska (state) |
| nebrasqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of nebrasqueño |
| nebrasqueño {adj} | :: Nebraskan |
| nebrasqueño {m} | :: Nebraskan |
| nebrediano {adj} | :: Made by, or in the style of, Vicente Nebrada, a Venezuelan dancer and choreographer |
| nebrina {f} | :: prickly juniper berry |
| nebulización {f} | :: nebulization |
| nebulizador {m} | :: nebulizer |
| nebulizar {v} | :: To nebulize |
| nebulosa {f} [astronomy] | :: nebula |
| nebulosa {f} | :: fog (state of confusion) |
| nebulosa planetaria {f} | :: planetary nebula |
| nebulosidad {f} | :: nebulosity |
| nebuloso {adj} | :: cloudy, overcast |
| nebuloso {adj} | :: unclear, uncertain |
| necaxista {adj} [attributive, football] | :: Club Necaxa |
| necaxista {mf} [football] | :: Someone associated with Club Necaxa, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| necear {v} | :: to act foolishly; to fool around |
| necedad {f} | :: foolishness, stupidity |
| necedad {f} | :: a foolish or stupid action |
| necedad {f} | :: stubbornness |
| necesariamente {adv} | :: necessarily |
| necesario {adj} | :: necessary |
| neceser {m} | :: washbag, toilet bag, sponge bag |
| necesidad {f} | :: need |
| necesidad {f} | :: necessity |
| necesidad {f} | :: neediness, state of being in need |
| necesidad {f} | :: neediness (emotional) |
| necesitado {adj} | :: needy, in need (of) |
| necesitáis ayuda {phrase} [familiar, plural, Spain] | :: do you need help? |
| necesitan ayuda {phrase} [polite, plural, Latin America] | :: do you need help? |
| necesitar {vt} | :: to need |
| necesitas ayuda {phrase} [familiar] | :: do you need help? |
| necesita usted ayuda {phrase} [polite] | :: do you need help? |
| necesito papel higiénico {phrase} | :: I need toilet paper |
| necesito su ayuda {phrase} [polite] | :: I need your help |
| necesito tu ayuda {phrase} [familiar] | :: I need your help |
| necesito una bebida {phrase} | :: I need a drink |
| necesito un condón {phrase} | :: I need a condom |
| necessario {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of necesario |
| necessidad {f} | :: obsolete spelling of necesidad |
| neciamente {adv} | :: foolishly |
| necio {adj} | :: stupid, ignorant |
| necio {adj} | :: stubborn |
| necio {m} | :: fool |
| necísimo {adj} | :: superlative of necio |
| neckbreaker {m} | :: neckbreaker |
| nécora {f} | :: velvet crab |
| necro- {prefix} | :: necro- |
| necrodactilia {f} | :: The process of fingerprinting a corpse |
| necrófago {m} [biology] | :: necrophage (organism that eats dead or decaying flesh) |
| necrófago {adj} [biology] | :: necrophagous (that eats dead or decaying flesh) |
| necrófila {f} | :: necrophiliac (person who engages in necrophilia) |
| necrofilia {f} | :: necrophilia |
| necrofílico {adj} | :: necrophilic |
| necrofílico {m} | :: necrophile, necrophiliac |
| necrófilo {m} | :: necrophiliac (person who engages in necrophilia) |
| necrofobia {f} | :: necrophobia |
| necrólisis {f} | :: necrolysis |
| necrología {f} | :: necrology |
| necrológico {adj} | :: obituary |
| necrológico {adj} | :: necrological |
| necromancia {f} | :: necromancy |
| necromancía {f} | :: alternative form of necromancia |
| necrópolis {f} | :: necropolis |
| necropompa {f} [historical] | :: Among the Incas, burial of servants along with their dead master or mistress |
| necropsia {f} | :: necropsy, autopsy |
| necrosis {f} | :: necrosis |
| necrótico {adj} | :: necrotic |
| necrotizante {adj} | :: necrotizing (causing necrosis) |
| néctar {m} | :: nectar (the drink of the gods) |
| néctar {m} | :: nectar (any delicious drink) |
| néctar {m} [botany] | :: nectar (the sweet liquid secreted by flowers) |
| nectáreo {adj} | :: nectarous; nectareous |
| nectarífero {adj} | :: nectariferous |
| nectarina {f} | :: nectarine |
| nectario {m} [botany] | :: nectary |
| nectarívoro {m} | :: nectarivore |
| necton {m} [biology] | :: nekton |
| necuazal {m} [Mexico] | :: honey ant (Myrmecocystus spp.) |
| neerlandés {adj} | :: Dutch, Netherlandish (from or native to the Netherlands) |
| neerlandés {adj} | :: Dutch, Netherlandish (pertaining to the Netherlands) |
| neerlandés {m} | :: a Dutchman |
| neerlandés {m} | :: the Dutch (Netherlandish) language (including Flemish) |
| neerlandesa {f} | :: feminine noun of neerlandés |
| Neerlandia {prop} {f} | :: Netherlands |
| nefando {adj} | :: vile; nefarious |
| nefario {adj} | :: nefarious |
| nefasto {adj} | :: ill-omened, ominous |
| nefasto {adj} | :: disgraceful, loathsome |
| nefelina {f} [mineral] | :: nepheline |
| nefita {mf} | :: Nephite |
| ñefle {m} [vulgar, Chile] | :: a penis, dick |
| nefología {f} | :: nephology |
| nefrectomía {f} [surgery] | :: nephrectomy |
| nefridio {m} | :: nephridium |
| nefrita {f} [mineral] | :: nephrite |
| nefrítico {adj} | :: nephritic |
| nefritis {f} [pathology] | :: nephritis |
| nefro- {prefix} | :: nephro- |
| nefrocito {m} [cytology] | :: nephrocyte |
| nefroesclerosis {f} [pathology] | :: nephrosclerosis |
| nefroesclerótico {adj} | :: nephrosclerotic |
| nefroide {adj} | :: nephroid |
| nefroide {f} | :: nephroid |
| nefróloga {f} | :: feminine noun of nefrólogo |
| nefrología {f} | :: nephrology |
| nefrológico {adj} | :: nephrological |
| nefrólogo {m} | :: nephrologist |
| nefrona {f} | :: nephron |
| nefropatía {f} [medicine] | :: nephropathy |
| nefrosclerosis {f} | :: alternative form of nefroesclerosis |
| nefrosis {f} [pathology] | :: nephrosis |
| nefrótico {adj} | :: nephrotic |
| nefrotoxicidad {f} | :: nephrotoxicity |
| Neftalí {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| negación {f} | :: denial |
| negacionismo {m} | :: denialism, denial, negationism |
| negacionista {adj} | :: denialist, denier, negationist (relating to denial in a controversial debate) |
| negacionista {mf} | :: denialist, denier, negationist (one who denies an assertion in a controversial debate) |
| negadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of negado |
| negado {adj} | :: incompetent, hopeless, useless |
| negador {adj} | :: denier (person who denies something) |
| negar {v} | :: to deny |
| negar {vr} [with en when followed by an infinitive] | :: to refuse |
| negativa {f} | :: refusal, denial |
| negativamente {adv} | :: negatively |
| negatividad {f} | :: negativity |
| negativísimo {adj} | :: superlative of negativo |
| negativismo {m} | :: negativism |
| negativista {adj} | :: negativistic |
| negativo {adj} | :: negative |
| negativo {m} [mathematics] | :: minus sign |
| negativo {m} [photography] | :: negative |
| negibacterial {adj} | :: negibacterial |
| negligencia {f} | :: neglect |
| negligencia {f} | :: malpractice |
| negligente {adj} | :: negligent, careless |
| negligentemente {adv} | :: negligently |
| negligir {v} | :: to neglect |
| negociabilidad {f} | :: negotiability |
| negociable {adj} | :: negotiable (open to negotiation or bargaining) |
| negociación {f} | :: negotiation |
| negociador {adj} | :: negotiatory |
| negociador {m} | :: negotiator |
| negociadora {f} | :: feminine noun of negociador |
| negociante {mf} | :: shopkeeper |
| negociante {mf} | :: businessman |
| negociante {mf} | :: negotiator |
| negociar {v} | :: to negotiate |
| negociar {v} | :: to trade |
| negociar {v} [colloquial] | :: to make money, make profit |
| negociazo {m} | :: augmentative of negocio |
| negocio {m} | :: business, enterprise (commercial enterprise or establishment) |
| negocio {m} | :: deal (a particular instance of buying or selling, a transaction) |
| negocio {m} | :: deal (agreement between parties) |
| negocio {m} | :: profit, money-making |
| negocio {m} | :: shop |
| negocito {m} | :: diminutive of negocio |
| negra {f} | :: feminine noun of negro |
| negra {f} [music] | :: crotchet, quarter note |
| negra {f} [chess] | :: black piece |
| negra {f} | :: bad luck |
| negral {m} | :: black poplar |
| negral {m} | :: Pyrenean oak |
| negrear {v} | :: to blacken |
| negrecer {v} | :: to turn black, become black |
| negrero {adj} | :: slave, proslavery (attributive) [especially of black slaves] |
| negrero {m} | :: slaver, slave driver, slaveholder, slave trader [especially of black slaves] |
| negrero {m} [by extension] | :: slave driver [an employer who demands excessive work from the employee] |
| negriazul {adj} | :: black and blue |
| negrificar {v} | :: to blackify |
| negrilla {f} | :: diminutive of negra |
| negrillo {m} | :: diminutive of negro |
| negrísimo {adj} | :: superlative of negro |
| negrita {f} [typography] | :: boldface, bold type |
| negrita {f} [slang] | :: darling, sweetheart |
| negrita {f} [slang] | :: black woman, black girl |
| negrito {m} | :: A person of African descent |
| negrito {m} [Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: austral negrito (bird speices) |
| negritud {f} | :: negritude |
| negro {m} | :: black (the color perceived in the absence of light) |
| negro {m} | :: a black person |
| negro {m} | :: ghost writer |
| negro {adj} | :: black (absorbing all light and reflecting none; dark and hueless) |
| negro {adj} | :: black (of or relating to any of various ethnic groups having dark pigmentation of the skin) |
| negro {adj} | :: dirty |
| negro {adj} | :: sad |
| negro {adj} | :: clandestine |
| negro {adj} [Spain] | :: angry |
| negro {adj} [Argentina] | :: ( mi ~) my darling, my honey |
| negroafricano {adj} | :: African Negro |
| negro como un zapato {adj} [idiomatic, simile] | :: jet black; black as coal |
| negro de la uña {m} [archaic, idiom] | :: iota; tad; inkling |
| negrofobia {f} | :: Negrophobia |
| negroide {m} | :: negroid |
| negror {m} | :: blackness |
| negro sobre blanco {adv} [idiom] | :: in black and white (explicitly) |
| negrura {f} | :: blackness |
| negrura {f} | :: darkness |
| negruzco {adj} | :: blackish |
| negus {m} [historical] | :: Negus (supreme Ethiopian ruler) |
| Nehemías {prop} {m} [bible] | :: Nehemiah (the book of the Bible) |
| nejayote {m} | :: nejayote |
| nelore {m} | :: Nelore (cow breed) |
| ñema {f} [Costa Rica, Dominican Republic] | :: tip of the penis, glans |
| ñema {f} [Venezuela] | :: egg yolk |
| nematelminto {m} | :: synonym of nematodo |
| nematocisto {m} [zoology] | :: nematocyst |
| nematodo {m} | :: nematode, roundworm |
| nemátodo {m} | :: alternative form of nematodo |
| nematología {f} | :: nematology |
| nematomorfo {m} [zoology] | :: nematomorph |
| ñembyense {adj} | :: Of or from Ñemby |
| ñembyense {mf} | :: Someone from Ñemby |
| nemertino {m} | :: nemertean |
| némesis {f} | :: punishment |
| Némesis {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Nemesis |
| nemoroso {adj} [poetic] | :: woody; wooded |
| nemotecnia {f} | :: mnemonic (memory device) |
| nemotécnico {adj} | :: alternative spelling of mnemotécnico |
| Nemrod {prop} | :: Nimrod |
| nena {f} | :: feminine noun of nene; baby girl |
| nena {f} [colloquial] | :: babe, dear (term of endearment to a woman or girl) |
| nenaza {f} [Spain, colloquial, vulgar, derogative, of a man] | :: sissy, momma's boy and chicken, yellow belly (an effeminate and coward man) |
| nenaza {f} [Spain, colloquial, vulgar, derogative] | :: wimpy |
| nene {m} | :: baby, young child |
| nene {m} [colloquial] | :: babe, baby (term of endearment for a male) |
| nené {m} [colloquial] | :: kid, kiddo |
| ñengo {adj} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: sickly, stunted, weak |
| nenita {f} [Argentina] | :: diminutive of nena; sistergirl, homegirl, girlfriend, honey |
| nenito {m} | :: diminutive of nene |
| nenuca {f} | :: little girl |
| nenúfar {m} | :: water lily, white waterlily |
| neo- {prefix} | :: neo- |
| neoadyuvante {adj} | :: neoadjuvant |
| neoandino {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to a modern style of architecture from the Andes |
| neoárabe {adj} | :: Neo-Arab |
| neoasirio {adj} | :: Neo-Assyrian |
| neobabilónico {adj} | :: neo-Babylonic |
| neobarroco {adj} | :: Neo-Baroque |
| neobizantino {adj} | :: Neo-Byzantine |
| neobrunswiqués {adj} | :: New Brunswicker (of or pertaining to New Brunswick, Canada) |
| neobrunswiqués {mf} | :: New Brunswicker (native or resident of New Brunswick, Canada) |
| neocaledonio {adj} | :: New Caledonian |
| neocaledonio {m} | :: New Caledonian |
| neocapitalismo {m} | :: neo-capitalism |
| neocelandés {adj} | :: of, or relating to, New Zealand |
| neocelandés {m} | :: New Zealander |
| neocentralista {m} | :: neocentralist |
| neoclásica {f} | :: feminine noun of neoclásico |
| neoclasicismo {m} | :: neoclassicism |
| neoclasicista {mf} | :: neoclassicist |
| neoclásico {adj} | :: neoclassical |
| neoclásico {m} | :: neoclassicist |
| neococina {f} | :: nouvelle cuisine |
| neocolonia {f} | :: neo-colony |
| neocolonial {adj} | :: neocolonial |
| neocolonialismo {m} | :: neocolonialism |
| neocolonialista {adj} | :: neocolonialist |
| neocolonialista {mf} | :: neocolonialist |
| neocolonizar {vt} | :: neo-colonize |
| neocomunista {adj} | :: neocommunist |
| neocomunista {mf} | :: neocommunist |
| neocon {m} | :: neocon |
| neoconcretismo {m} | :: neoconcretism |
| neoconservador {adj} | :: neoconservative |
| neoconservadurismo {m} | :: New Conservatism |
| neocórtex {m} | :: neocortex |
| neocorteza {f} | :: neocortex |
| neodarwinismo {m} | :: Neo-Darwinism |
| neodelhiense {adj} | :: New Delhian, Dilliwale, Delhite (of or pertaining to New Delhi, India) |
| neodelhiense {mf} | :: New Delhian, Dilliwale, Delhite (native or resident of New Delhi, India) |
| neodictadura {f} | :: neodictatorship |
| neodimio {m} | :: neodymium |
| neoescocés {adj} | :: Nova Scotian |
| neoescocés {m} | :: Nova Scotian |
| neoescolástica {f} | :: neo-scholasticism |
| neoespartana {f} | :: feminine noun of neoespartano |
| neoespartano {adj} | :: Of or from Nueva Esparta |
| neoespartano {m} | :: Someone from Nueva Esparta |
| neofascismo {m} | :: neofascism |
| neofascista {adj} | :: neofascist |
| neofascista {mf} | :: neofascist |
| neofiguración {f} | :: neo-figurative art |
| neófita {f} | :: feminine noun of neófito |
| neófito {m} | :: neophyte, novice |
| neoflavonoide {m} [organic chemistry] | :: neoflavonoid |
| neofobia {f} [psychology] | :: neophobia |
| neofranquista {mf} | :: neo-Franquist |
| neogénico {adj} | :: neogenic |
| neógeno {adj} | :: Neogene |
| neognato {m} | :: neognath |
| neogótico {adj} | :: neogothic |
| neogranadino {adj} | :: Of or from New Granada |
| neogranadino {m} | :: Someone from New Granada |
| neogriego {adj} | :: Neo-Greek |
| neohablante {mf} | :: A person in a new generation who speaks a minority language |
| neohampshireña {f} | :: feminine noun of neohampshireño |
| neohampshireño {adj} | :: New Hampshirite |
| neohampshireño {m} | :: New Hampshirite |
| neohumanismo {m} | :: neohumanism |
| neohumanístico {adj} | :: neohumanistic |
| neo-imperial {adj} | :: alternative spelling of neoimperial |
| neoimperial {adj} | :: neoimperial |
| neoimperialista {adj} | :: neoimperialist |
| neoimperialista {mf} | :: neoimperialist |
| neoimpresionista {mf} | :: neoimpressionist |
| neojerseíta {adj} | :: New Jerseyan, New Jersey |
| neojerseíta {m} | :: New Jerseyan |
| neokantismo {m} | :: Neo-Kantianism |
| neokeynesiano {adj} | :: Neo-Keynesian |
| neolatino {adj} | :: New Latin |
| neolengua {f} | :: newspeak |
| neolenguaje {m} | :: newspeak |
| neoleonés {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Nuevo León |
| neoliberal {adj} | :: neoliberal |
| neoliberal {mf} | :: neoliberal |
| neoliberalismo {m} | :: neoliberalism |
| neolítico {adj} | :: neolithic |
| neolitización {f} | :: neolithization |
| neologismo {m} [linguistics] | :: neologism (a word or phrase which has recently been coined) |
| neomachismo {m} | :: neomasculinity |
| neomalthusianismo {m} | :: Neo-Malthusianism |
| neomercantilista {mf} | :: neomercantilist |
| neomexicano {adj} | :: New Mexican |
| neomexicano {m} | :: New Mexican |
| neomodernismo {m} | :: neomodernism |
| neomudéjar {adj} | :: Neo-Mudéjar |
| neón {m} | :: neon |
| neón {m} [colloquial] | :: neon light, fluorescent lamp |
| neonacionalismo {m} | :: neonationalism |
| neonacionalista {mf} | :: neo-Nazi |
| neonata {f} | :: feminine noun of neonato |
| neonatal {adj} | :: neonatal |
| neonato {m} | :: newborn |
| neonatóloga {f} | :: neonatologist |
| neonatología {f} | :: neonatology |
| neonatólogo {m} | :: neonatologist |
| neonazi {adj} | :: neo-Nazi |
| neonazi {mf} | :: neo-Nazi |
| neonazismo {m} | :: neo-Nazism |
| neonazista {adj} | :: neo-Nazi |
| neonazista {mf} | :: neo-Nazi |
| neonicotinoide {m} | :: neonicotinoid |
| neontología {f} | :: neontology |
| neopagana {f} | :: feminine noun of neopagano |
| neopaganismo {m} | :: neopaganism |
| neopagano {adj} | :: neopagan |
| neopagano {m} | :: neopagan |
| neopalladiano {adj} | :: neo-Palladian |
| neopentecostal {adj} | :: neo-Pentecostal |
| neopitagórico {adj} | :: neopythagorean |
| neoplasia {f} | :: neoplasia |
| neoplasia {f} | :: neoplasm |
| neoplásico {adj} | :: neoplastic |
| neoplasticismo {m} | :: neoplasticism |
| neoplástico {adj} | :: neoplastic |
| neoplatónico {adj} | :: Neoplatonic |
| neoplatonismo {m} | :: Neoplatonism |
| neopopulismo {m} | :: neopopulism |
| neopositivismo {m} | :: neopositivism |
| neopositivista {mf} | :: neopositivist |
| neopreno {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: neoprene |
| neopreno {m} | :: wetsuit |
| neoprofesional {adj} | :: newly professional |
| neoprogresista {adj} | :: neoprogressive |
| neorrealismo {m} | :: neorealism |
| neorrealista {adj} | :: neorealist |
| neorrealista {mf} | :: neorealist |
| neorrenacentista {adj} [attributive] | :: Renaissance Revival |
| neorrenacimiento {m} | :: Neo-Renaissance |
| neorrománico {adj} | :: neo-Romanesque |
| neorromanticismo {m} | :: neoromanticism |
| neorromántico {adj} | :: neo-romantic |
| neostigmina {f} | :: neostigmine |
| neotaberna {f} | :: wine bar |
| neotérico {adj} | :: neoteric |
| neotestamentario {adj} | :: New Testament (attributive) |
| neotipo {m} | :: neotype |
| neotropical {adj} | :: neotropical |
| neotrópico {adj} | :: neotropical |
| neoumbilicoplastia {f} [surgery] | :: neoumbilicoplasty |
| neovanguardista {adj} | :: neo-avant-garde |
| neovasco {adj} | :: neo-Basque |
| neovascularización {f} | :: neovascularization |
| neoyorkino {adj} | :: alternative spelling of neoyorquino |
| neoyorkino {m} | :: alternative spelling of neoyorquino |
| neoyorquino {adj} | :: Of or relating to New York |
| neoyorquino {m} | :: A New Yorker; somebody from New York |
| neozelandés {adj} | :: of, or relating to, New Zealand |
| neozelandés {m} | :: New Zealander (a person from New Zealand or of New Zealand descent) |
| neozelandesa {f} | :: feminine noun of neozelandés |
| Nepal {prop} {m} | :: Nepal |
| nepalés {adj} | :: Nepali |
| nepalés {m} | :: Nepali |
| nepalesa {f} | :: feminine noun of nepalés |
| nepalí {adj} | :: Nepali |
| nepalí {m} | :: Nepali (someone from Nepal) |
| nepalí {m} | :: Nepali (language) |
| Nephtalí {prop} | :: Naphtali (Biblical character and tribe) |
| nepotismo {m} | :: nepotism |
| nepotista {adj} | :: nepotistic |
| nepotista {mf} | :: nepotist |
| neptuniano {adj} | :: Neptunian |
| neptuniano {m} | :: Neptunian |
| neptunio {m} | :: neptunium |
| Neptuno {prop} {m} | :: Neptune |
| ñeque {m} [Colombia] | :: agouti |
| ñeque {m} | :: force, power |
| ñeque {m} | :: courage |
| ñera {f} | :: feminine noun of ñero |
| nerazzurro {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the FC Internazionale Milano, the famous Italian football club based in Milan |
| nerazzurro {m} | :: A FC Internazionale Milano player or supporter |
| nerca {f} [vesre] | :: meat |
| nerd {mf} | :: nerd |
| nerda {f} | :: feminine noun of nerdo |
| nerdaco {m} | :: nerd, geek |
| nerdo {m} [slang, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico] | :: nerd |
| Nerea {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| nereida {f} [Greek mythology] | :: nereid [often capitalized in Spanish] |
| nerítico {adj} | :: neritic |
| ñero {m} [Mexico, slang] | :: buddy, pal |
| Nerón {prop} {m} | :: Nero (Roman emperor) |
| neroniano {adj} | :: Neronian (of or pertaining to the emperor Nero) |
| neroniano {adj} | :: ruthless, cruel |
| nervación {f} | :: nervation |
| nervado {adj} | :: nervate; nerved |
| nervadura {f} [botany] | :: midrib, nerve (of a plant leaf) |
| nervadura {f} [architecture] | :: rib (of a building, especially a vault) |
| nerval {adj} | :: neural |
| nerviación {f} [botany] | :: nerve |
| nervio {m} | :: nerve |
| nervio ciático {m} | :: sciatic nerve |
| nervio craneal {m} [anatomy] | :: cranial nerve |
| nervio facial {m} | :: facial nerve |
| nervio óptico {m} [anatomy] | :: optic nerve |
| nerviosamente {adv} | :: nervously |
| nerviosidad {f} | :: nervousness |
| nerviosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of nervioso |
| nerviosismo {m} | :: nervousness |
| nervioso {adj} | :: nervous, on edge |
| nervio trigémino {m} | :: trigeminal nerve |
| nervio vago {m} | :: vagus nerve |
| nervudo {adj} [of a person] | :: wiry, sinewy |
| nervudo {adj} | :: tough, robust |
| nérvulo {m} | :: nervule |
| nesga {f} [fabric] | :: gore |
| nesosilicato {m} | :: nesosilicate |
| Néstor {prop} {m} | :: Nestor |
| nestoriana {f} | :: feminine noun of nestoriano |
| nestorianismo {m} | :: Nestorianism |
| nestoriano {adj} | :: Nestorian |
| nestoriano {m} | :: Nestorian |
| netamente {adv} | :: solely, genuinely |
| netbook {m} | :: netbook |
| netnografía {f} | :: netnography |
| neto {adj} | :: net (remaining after deductions) |
| networking {m} | :: networking (meeting new people) |
| neuma {m} [music] | :: neume (sign used in early musical notation) |
| neumático {adj} | :: pneumatic |
| neumático {m} | :: tyre [of an automobile] |
| neumatización {f} | :: pneumatization |
| neumo- {prefix} | :: pneumo- |
| neumocito {m} | :: pneumocyte |
| neumocócico {adj} | :: pneumococcal |
| neumococo {m} | :: pneumococcus (bacterium) |
| neumoconiosis {f} [medicine] | :: pneumoconiosis |
| neumóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of neumólogo |
| neumología {f} | :: pneumology |
| neumológico {adj} | :: pneumological, pulmonological |
| neumólogo {m} | :: pneumologist, pulmonologist |
| neumomediastino {m} [medicine] | :: pneumomediastinum |
| neumonía {f} [diseases] | :: pneumonia |
| neumonitis {f} [pathology] | :: pneumonitis |
| neumópata {adj} | :: suffering from lung disease |
| neumoperitoneo {m} [pathology] | :: pneumoperitoneum |
| neumotórax {m} [pathology] | :: pneumothorax |
| Neuquén {prop} | :: Neuquén (province) |
| Neuquén {prop} | :: Neuquén (city) |
| neuquino {adj} | :: of or from Neuquén |
| neuquino {m} | :: Someone from Neuquén |
| neural {adj} [anatomy] | :: neural (relating to nerves) |
| neuralgia {f} [pathology, neurology] | :: neuralgia |
| neurálgico {adj} | :: neuralgic |
| neurálgico {adj} | :: central or decisive to a situation, problem, etc |
| neuraminato {m} | :: neuraminate |
| neuramínico {adj} | :: neuraminic |
| neuraminidasa {f} [enzyme] | :: neuraminidase |
| neurastenia {f} [psychiatry] | :: neurasthenia (condition characterized by lassitude, fatigue, headache and irritability) |
| neurasténico {adj} | :: neurasthenic |
| neurilemoma {m} [pathology] | :: schwannoma |
| neurinoma {f} | :: neurinoma |
| neurita {f} | :: neurite |
| neuritis {f} [pathology] | :: neuritis |
| neuro- {prefix} | :: neuro- |
| neuroactivo {adj} | :: neuroactive |
| neuroanatomía {f} | :: neuroanatomy |
| neuroanatomista {mf} | :: neuroanatomist |
| neurobióloga {f} | :: neurobiologist |
| neurobiología {f} | :: neurobiology |
| neurobiológico {adj} | :: neurobiological |
| neurobiólogo {m} | :: neurobiologist |
| neuroblasto {m} | :: neuroblast |
| neurociencia {f} | :: neuroscience |
| neurocientífico {adj} | :: neuroscientific |
| neurocirugía {f} [surgery] | :: neurosurgery |
| neurocirujana {f} | :: feminine noun of neurocirujano |
| neurocirujano {m} | :: neurosurgeon |
| neurocisticercosis {f} [diseases] | :: neurocysticercosis |
| neurocognitivo {adj} | :: neurocognitive |
| neurocomportamiento {m} | :: neurobehavior |
| neuroconductual {adj} | :: neurobehavioural |
| neurocráneo {m} | :: neurocranium |
| neurodegeneración {f} | :: neurodegeneration |
| neurodegenerativo {adj} | :: neurodegenerative |
| neurodermatitis {f} [dermatology] | :: neurodermatitis |
| neurodermitis {f} | :: alternative form of neurodermatitis |
| neurodesarrollo {m} | :: neurodevelopment |
| neurodiversidad {f} | :: neurodiversity |
| neuroeconomía {f} | :: neuroeconomics |
| neuroectodermo {m} [anatomy] | :: neuroectoderm |
| neuroendocrino {adj} | :: neuroendocrine |
| neuroestética {f} | :: neuroesthetics |
| neuroetología {f} | :: neuroethology |
| neurofibrilar {adj} | :: neurofibrillary |
| neurofibromatosis {f} [medicine] | :: neurofibromatosis |
| neurofisióloga {f} | :: neurophysiologist |
| neurofisiología {f} | :: neurophysiology |
| neurofisiológico {adj} | :: neurophysiological |
| neurofisiólogo {m} | :: neurophysiologist |
| neurogénesis {f} | :: neurogenesis |
| neurogénico {adj} | :: neurogenic |
| neuroide {adj} | :: neuroid, neuroidal |
| neuroimagen {f} | :: neuroimage |
| neuroléptico {m} | :: neuroleptic |
| neurolingüística {f} | :: neurolinguistics |
| neurología {f} | :: neurology |
| neurológicamente {adv} | :: neurologically |
| neurológico {adj} | :: neurological |
| neurólogo {m} | :: neurologist |
| neuroma {m} | :: neuroma |
| neuromercadotecnia {f} | :: neuromarketing |
| neuromielitis {f} | :: neuromyelitis |
| neuromuscular {adj} | :: neuromuscular |
| neurona {f} | :: neuron; nerve cell |
| neuronal {adj} | :: neuronal |
| neuropatía {f} [pathology] | :: neuropathy |
| neuropático {adj} | :: neuropathic |
| neuropatología {f} | :: neuropathology |
| neuropéptido {m} | :: neuropeptide |
| neuroplasticidad {f} | :: neuroplasticity |
| neuroprotección {f} | :: neuroprotection |
| neuroprotector {m} | :: neuroprotector |
| neuroprótesis {f} | :: neuroprosthesis |
| neuropsicóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of neuropsicólogo |
| neuropsicología {f} | :: neuropsychology |
| neuropsicológico {adj} | :: neuropsychological |
| neuropsicólogo {m} | :: neuropsychologist |
| neuropsiquiatra {mf} | :: neuropsychiatrist |
| neuropsiquiatría {f} | :: neuropsychiatry |
| neuropsiquiátrico {adj} | :: neuropsychiatric |
| neuróptero {m} | :: neuropteran |
| neuroquímica {f} | :: feminine noun of neuroquímico |
| neuroquímico {adj} | :: neurochemical |
| neuroquímico {m} | :: neurochemist |
| neurosensorial {adj} | :: neurosensory |
| neurosicología {f} | :: neuropsychology |
| neurosífilis {f} [medicine] | :: neurosyphilis |
| neurosis {f} | :: neurosis |
| neurosis de guerra {f} | :: shell shock, shell-shock, shellshock |
| neurosporaxantina {f} [organic compound] | :: neurosporaxanthin |
| neurótica {f} | :: feminine noun of neurótico |
| neuroticismo {m} | :: neuroticism |
| neurótico {adj} | :: neurotic |
| neurótico {m} | :: neurotic |
| neurotípico {adj} | :: neurotypical |
| neurotmesis {f} [pathology] | :: neurotmesis |
| neurótomo {m} | :: neurotome |
| neurotoxicidad {f} | :: neurotoxicity |
| neurotóxico {adj} | :: neurotoxic |
| neurotoxina {f} | :: neurotoxin |
| neurotransmisión {f} | :: neurotransmission |
| neurotransmisor {m} | :: neurotransmitter |
| neurotrófico {adj} | :: neurotrophic |
| neurovascular {adj} | :: neurovascular |
| néurula {f} | :: neurula |
| neurulación {f} | :: neurulation |
| neuston {m} | :: neuston |
| neustriano {adj} | :: Neustrian |
| neustriano {m} | :: Neustrian |
| neutle {m} [Mexico] | :: pulque |
| neutral {adj} | :: neutral |
| neutralidad {f} | :: neutrality |
| neutralista {mf} | :: neutralist |
| neutralización {f} | :: neutralization |
| neutralizador {adj} | :: neutralizing |
| neutralizador {m} | :: neutralizer |
| neutralizante {adj} | :: neutralizing |
| neutralizar {v} | :: to neutralise (UK), to neutralize (US) |
| neutralmente {adv} | :: neutrally |
| neutrino {m} | :: neutrino |
| neutrino electrónico {m} | :: electron neutrino |
| neutrino muónico {m} | :: muon neutrino |
| neutrino tauónico {m} | :: tauon neutrino |
| neutro {adj} | :: neuter (neither the one thing nor the other) |
| neutro {adj} [grammar] | :: neuter (having a form which is neither masculine nor feminine) |
| neutro {adj} | :: neutral (not taking sides in a conflict) |
| neutro {adj} [physics] | :: neutral (neither positive nor negative) |
| neutro {adj} [chemistry] | :: neutral (having a pH near 7) |
| neutro {adj} | :: neutered (lacking sexual organs) |
| neutrofilia {f} [medicine] | :: neutrophilia |
| neutrofílico {adj} | :: neutrophilic |
| neutrófilo {adj} [biology, medicine] | :: neutrophil (easily stained by neutral dyes) |
| neutrófilo {m} [biology, medicine] | :: neutrophil (a cell that is easily stained by neutral dyes) |
| neutrón {m} | :: neutron |
| neutrónico {adj} | :: neutron (attributive) |
| neutronización {f} | :: neutronization |
| neutropenia {f} [pathology] | :: neutropenia |
| nevada {f} | :: snowfall |
| nevada {f} | :: snow storm |
| Nevada {prop} {f} | :: Nevada (state) |
| nevadense {adj} | :: Nevadan |
| nevadense {m} | :: Nevadan |
| nevado {adj} | :: snowy |
| nevado {adj} [figurative] | :: white as snow |
| nevar {vi} [impersonal] | :: to snow |
| nevasca {f} | :: blizzard, snowstorm (bad weather involving blowing winds and snow) |
| nevazón {m} | :: blizzard |
| nevera {f} | :: refrigerator |
| nevería {f} [Mexico] | :: ice cream shop |
| nevero {m} | :: névé |
| nevero {m} | :: A location with continuous snow throughout the year |
| nevirapina {f} | :: nevirapine |
| nevisca {f} | :: light snow |
| neviscar {vi} [impersonal] | :: to sleet |
| neviscar {vi} [impersonal] | :: to snow lightly |
| ñew {interj} [Chile] | :: mew, meow, miaow |
| newton {m} | :: newton |
| newtoniano {adj} [physics] | :: Newtonian |
| nexo {m} | :: link, nexus |
| Neymar {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| nguemista {m} | :: A supporter of Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, president of Equatorial Guinea |
| nguemista {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, president of Equatorial Guinea, or his politics |
| ni {conj} [coordinating] | :: neither... nor |
| ni {conj} | :: nor, or |
| ni {adv} | :: not even, even |
| ni {f} | :: nu; the Greek letter Ν, ν |
| niacina {f} | :: niacin |
| ni a dos tirones {adv} [idiomatic] | :: not at all; absolutely not |
| ni a la de tres {adv} [idiom] | :: no way; over my dead body |
| Niamey {prop} | :: Niamey (capital city) |
| ni a tiros {adv} [idiom] | :: not a chance; no way; not for the world |
| ni a tres tirones {adv} [idiomatic] | :: not at all; absolutely not |
| ni bien {adv} [idiomatic] | :: as soon as |
| ni borracho {adv} [idiom] | :: no way, not a chance |
| nica {adj} [slang] | :: Nicaraguan |
| nica {mf} [slang] | :: A Nicaraguan |
| Nicanor {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Nicaragua {prop} {f} | :: Nicaragua (country) |
| nicaraguanidad {f} | :: The state of being Nicaraguan |
| nicaragüeño {m} | :: Nicaraguan |
| nicaragüense {adj} | :: Nicaraguan |
| nicaragüense {mf} | :: Nicaraguan |
| niceno {adj} | :: Nicene, Nicaean |
| niche {m} [Venezuela, slang, offensive] | :: low-class |
| ni chicha ni limonada {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: neither fish nor fowl; not easily conforming to categorization. (Said of something that is unknown or unclear) |
| nicho {m} | :: niche |
| nicho {m} [ecology] | :: niche |
| nicho {m} | :: burial niche |
| Nico {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Nicolás {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Nicolasa {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| nicoleña {f} | :: feminine noun of nicoleño |
| nicoleño {adj} | :: Of or from San Nicolás de los Arroyos |
| nicoleño {m} | :: Someone from San Nicolás de los Arroyos |
| Nicomedia {prop} {f} | :: Nicomedia |
| ni come, ni deja comer {phrase} [idiom] | :: dog in the manger |
| Nicópolis {prop} {m} | :: Nicopolis |
| Nicosia {prop} | :: Nicosia (capital city) |
| nicotianamina {f} | :: nicotianamine |
| nicotina {f} [organic compound] | :: nicotine (addictive alkaloid derived from tobacco) |
| nicotinamida {f} | :: nicotinamide |
| nicotínico {adj} | :: nicotinic |
| nicoya {adj} | :: Nicoyan |
| nicoya {mf} | :: Nicoyan |
| nicoyana {f} | :: feminine noun of nicoyano |
| nicoyano {adj} | :: of or from Nicoya, Costa Rica |
| nicoyano {adj} | :: Of, from, or relating to Nicoya, a pre-Columbine culture |
| nicoyano {m} | :: someone from Nicoya |
| nicoyano {m} | :: A member of the Nicoya |
| nictálope {adj} [medicine] | :: nyctalopic |
| nictalopía {f} [medicine] | :: nyctalopia |
| nictitante {adj} | :: nictating |
| nicuatole {m} [Mexico] | :: A dessert made from ground corn and sugar, traditional in Oaxaca, Mexico |
| nidada {f} | :: clutch (of eggs) |
| nidada {f} | :: brood (of chicks) |
| ni de broma {adv} [idiom] | :: no way, not a chance |
| ni de coña {adv} [idiom] | :: no way, not a chance |
| ni de guasa {adv} [idiom] | :: no way, not a chance |
| nidificación {f} | :: nesting, nidification |
| nidificante {adj} | :: nesting (of wildlife) |
| nidificar {v} | :: to nidify; to build a nest |
| nidito {m} | :: diminutive of nido |
| nido {m} | :: nest |
| NIE {m} [Spain] | :: initialism of número de identidad de extranjero |
| niebla {f} | :: fog (a thick cloud that forms near the ground) |
| niebla {f} | :: fog (a state of mind characterized by lethargy and confusion) |
| ni en pedo {adv} [Argentina, slang, idiom] | :: no way, not a chance |
| ni en sueños {adv} [idiom] | :: over someone's dead body; in one's dreams |
| nieta {f} | :: granddaughter |
| nieta política {f} | :: stepgrandchild |
| nieta política {f} | :: stepgrandson |
| nietastra {f} | :: stepgranddaughter |
| nietastro {m} | :: stepgrandson, stepgrandchild |
| nietecillo {m} | :: diminutive of nieto |
| nietecita {f} | :: diminutive of nieta |
| nietecito {m} | :: diminutive of nieto |
| nietito {m} | :: diminutive of nieto |
| nieto {m} | :: grandchild; grandson |
| Nieto {prop} | :: surname |
| nieto político {m} | :: stepgrandchild |
| nieto político {m} | :: stepgrandson |
| nietzscheano {adj} | :: Nietzschean |
| nietzscheano {m} | :: Nietzschean |
| nieve {f} | :: snow |
| nieve {f} [Mexico] | :: ice cream |
| Nieves {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Nieves {prop} {f} | :: surname derived from the given name, or from a nickname for someone with white hair |
| ni fu ni fa {adj} [colloquial] | :: so-so |
| ni fu ni fa {adj} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: OK, nothing special |
| ni fu ni fa {interj} [colloquial] | :: whatever |
| ni gaitas {adv} [idiom] | :: no way, not a chance |
| ni gaitas {adv} [idiom] | :: no nothing |
| Níger {prop} {m} | :: Níger (country) |
| Níger {prop} {m} | :: Níger (major river) |
| Nigeria {prop} {f} | :: Nigeria (country) |
| nigeriana {f} | :: feminine noun of nigeriano |
| nigerianas {n} | :: plural of nigeriana |
| nigeriano {adj} | :: Nigerian |
| nigeriano {m} | :: Nigerian |
| nigerino {adj} | :: Nigerien |
| nigerino {m} | :: Nigerien |
| nigérrimo {adj} | :: superlative of negro |
| nightclub {m} | :: nightclub |
| nigiri {m} | :: nigiri |
| nigroestriado {adj} | :: nigrostriatal |
| nigromancia {f} | :: necromancy |
| nigromante {mf} | :: necromancer |
| nigua {f} | :: chigoe, jigger (Tunga penetrans) |
| ni hablar {adv} [idiom] | :: no way, don't go there |
| ni harto de vino {adv} [idiomatic] | :: no way, by no means |
| ni hecho a propósito {phrase} | :: you couldn't have made this up; that couldn't be done if you tried |
| nihilismo {m} | :: nihilism |
| nihilista {adj} | :: nihilistic |
| nihilista {mf} | :: nihilist |
| nihil obstat {m} | :: nihil obstat |
| nihonio {m} [chemistry] | :: nihonium |
| ni idea {interj} | :: no idea |
| ni ir ni venir {v} [impersonal, idiomatic] | :: to be neither here nor there; to have nothing to do with it |
| Niké {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Nike |
| nikkei {mf} | :: nikkei |
| Nilda {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| ni lerdo ni perezoso {adv} [idiomatic] | :: quickly; in two shakes of a lamb's tail |
| nilgó {m} | :: nilgai |
| Nilo {prop} {m} | :: Nile |
| ni loco {adv} [idiom] | :: no way, not a chance |
| nilón {m} | :: nylon |
| nilótico {adj} | :: Nilotic |
| nilpotente {m} | :: nilpotent |
| nimbado {adj} | :: decorated |
| nimbar {v} | :: to aureole; to halo |
| nimbo {m} | :: halo, aureola |
| nimbo {m} | :: nimbus (cloud) |
| Nimega {prop} | :: Nimega (city) |
| nimiamente {adv} | :: trivially |
| nimiedad {f} | :: trifle, triviality |
| nimiedad {f} | :: excess |
| nimio {adj} | :: insignificant, trivial, petty, trifling |
| nimio {adj} | :: meticulous, thorough |
| nimio {adj} | :: excessive, exaggerated |
| nimrávido {m} | :: nimravid |
| ni muerto {adv} [idiom] | :: no way, not a chance |
| niña {f} | :: feminine noun of niño, girl |
| niña bonita {f} [Spain, colloquial] | :: The number fifteen in some Spanish card games |
| niña cambiada {f} | :: feminine noun of niño cambiado |
| niña probeta {f} | :: feminine noun of niño probeta |
| niñato {adj} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: childish |
| niñato {m} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: kid |
| niñe {mf} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: child |
| niñera {f} | :: baby-sitter |
| niñería {f} | :: childishness |
| niñería {f} [archaic] | :: trifle; triviality |
| niñero {m} | :: baby-sitter |
| niñez {f} | :: childhood |
| ninfa {f} | :: nymph |
| ninfal {adj} | :: nymphal |
| ninfea {f} | :: water lily |
| ninfeo {m} | :: nymphaeum |
| ninfómana {f} | :: nymphomaniac |
| ninfomanía {f} | :: nymphomania |
| ninfomaníaco {adj} | :: nymphomaniac |
| ninfómano {m} | :: nymphomaniac |
| ninguna {pron} | :: feminine singular of ninguno |
| ningunear {v} | :: to ignore, forget |
| ningunear {v} | :: to disrespect, belittle |
| ningún nacido {m} | :: nobody |
| ninguno {adj} | :: no; none |
| ninguno {pron} | :: nobody; no one |
| ninguno {pron} | :: none; neither, any |
| nini {mf} [colloquial] | :: neet, NEET |
| niñita {f} | :: diminutive of niña |
| niñito {m} | :: diminutive of niño, small child |
| Nínive {prop} {f} | :: Nínive (ancient city) |
| ninja {mf} [martial arts, historical] | :: ninja (person trained in stealth, espionage, assassination and ninjutsu) |
| niño {m} | :: child; boy, girl |
| niño cambiado {m} [folklore] | :: changeling |
| niño probeta {m} | :: test tube baby |
| niño salvaje {m} | :: feral child |
| niño soldado {m} | :: child soldier |
| nínox {m} | :: Any owl of the Ninox genus, including various species of boobooks and hawk-owls |
| niobio {m} | :: niobium |
| ni olvido, ni perdón {phrase} | :: never forget, nor forgive |
| nipo- {prefix} | :: Nippo- |
| nipofilia {f} [usually uncountable] | :: Japanophilia (strong interest in Japan) |
| nipofilo {m} | :: Japanophile |
| nipón {adj} [educated] | :: Nipponese |
| nipón {m} [educated] | :: Nipponese |
| niponización {f} | :: Japanification |
| ni por asomo {adv} [idiom] | :: by no means |
| niqab {m} | :: niqab |
| ni que {conj} [followed by a subjunctive clause] | :: It's as if; anyone would have thought (that) |
| níquel {m} | :: nickel |
| niquelar {vt} | :: to nickel |
| niquelero {adj} | :: nickel |
| niquelífero {adj} | :: nickel |
| niquelina {f} [mineral] | :: nickeline |
| ñire {m} | :: Antarctic beech (Nothofagus antarctica) |
| ñirre {m} | :: alternative spelling of ñire |
| nirvana {m} | :: nirvana |
| níscalo {m} | :: saffron milk cap (edible mushroom of the species Lactarius deliciosus) |
| ni siquiera {adv} | :: not even |
| ñisñil {m} | :: cattail |
| níspero {m} | :: medlar (Mespilus germanica, now Crataegus germanica) |
| níspero {m} | :: loquat (Eriobotrya japonica) |
| níspero {m} [Carribean, Central America, Venezuela] | :: sapodilla (Manilkara zapota and Manilkara huberi) |
| níspero {m} | :: great burnet (Sanguisorba officinalis) |
| níspero europeo {m} | :: The medlar |
| níspero japonés {m} | :: The loquat (tree & fruit) |
| nistagmo {m} [physiology, pathology] | :: nystagmus |
| ni tanto ni tan calvo {phrase} [idiom] | :: don't exaggerate; don't get carried away |
| nítidamente {adv} | :: clearly, distinctly |
| nitidez {f} | :: clarity, clearness (cleanness) |
| nitidez {f} | :: sharpness, clarity, definition (of an image or video) |
| nitidez {f} [figuratively] | :: clarity (lack of ambiguity) |
| nítido {adj} | :: pure, clear, clean |
| nítido {adj} [figurative] | :: clear, distinct |
| Nito {prop} {m} | :: A male pet name |
| nitración {f} [chemistry] | :: nitration |
| nitrato {m} | :: nitrate |
| nitrería {f} | :: nitrary |
| nítrico {adj} | :: nitric |
| nitrificación {f} | :: nitrification |
| nitrificador {m} | :: something that nitrifies |
| nitrificador {adj} | :: nitrifying |
| nitrificante {adj} | :: nitrifying |
| nitrificar {v} | :: to nitrify |
| nitrilo {m} [organic compound] | :: nitrile |
| nitrito {m} [chemistry] | :: nitrite |
| nitro- {prefix} | :: nitro- |
| nitroareno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: nitroarene |
| nitrobenceno {m} [organic compound] | :: nitrobenzene |
| nitrocelulosa {f} | :: nitrocellulose |
| nitrofurano {m} [organic compound] | :: nitrofuran |
| nitrogenado {adj} | :: nitrogenous |
| nitrogenasa {f} [protein] | :: nitrogenase |
| nitrógeno {m} | :: nitrogen |
| nitroglicerina {f} | :: nitroglycerine |
| nitrometano {m} | :: nitromethane |
| nitronio {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: nitronium |
| nitrosación {f} [organic chemistry] | :: nitrosation |
| nitrosamina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: nitrosamine |
| nitroso {adj} [chemistry] | :: nitrous |
| nitróxido {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: nitroxide |
| nitroxilo {m} [chemistry] | :: nitroxyl |
| nitruración {f} | :: nitriding |
| nitruro {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: nitride |
| nival {adj} | :: snow; snow |
| nivariense {adj} | :: Of or from Santa Cruz de Tenerife |
| nivariense {mf} | :: Someone from Santa Cruz de Tenerife |
| nivel {m} | :: level, tier, height (distance relative to a given reference elevation) |
| nivel {m} | :: level, standard (degree or amount) |
| nivel {m} | :: level (tool for finding whether a surface is level) |
| nivelación {f} | :: levelling, flattening |
| nivelador {adj} | :: levelling |
| nivelador {m} | :: level (tool) |
| nivelador {m} | :: leveller |
| nivelar {v} | :: to level out, to make even |
| nivelar {v} | :: to balance |
| nivelar {v} | :: to survey |
| nivelar {vr} | :: to level out, to become even |
| nivel de agua {m} | :: water level |
| nivel del agua {m} | :: water level |
| nivel del mar {m} | :: sea level |
| nivel energético {m} | :: energy level |
| níveo {adj} [poetic] | :: niveous, snowy (of or resembling snow) |
| Nix {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Nyx |
| nixtamal {m} | :: hominy, nixtamal |
| nixtamalización {f} | :: nixtamalization |
| nixtamalizar {v} | :: to nixtamalize |
| Niza {prop} {f} | :: Niza (coastal city/capital) |
| nizardo {adj} | :: Niçois |
| nizardo {m} | :: Someone from Nice, France |
| nizarí {adj} | :: Nizari |
| nizarí {mf} | :: Nizari |
| nizatidina {f} [organic compound] | :: nizatidine |
| NL {prop} | :: abbreviation of Nuevo León (Mexican state) |
| NLE {prop} | :: abbreviation of Nuevo León, a state of Mexico |
| NMC {phrase} [internet slang, texting] | :: initialism of no me chingues |
| NNA {p} | :: initialism of niños, niñas y adolescentes (boys, girls, and adolescents) |
| no {adv} | :: no |
| no {adv} | :: not |
| no {interj} | :: eh? (used as a tag question, to emphasise what goes before or to request that the listener express an opinion about what has been said) |
| no {m} | :: no |
| no {m} | :: abbreviation of número; no. |
| n.º {n} | :: abbreviation of número |
| no atar ni desatar {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make no progress; to go nowhere fast |
| ñoba {m} [vesre, lunfardo] | :: bathroom |
| nobel {m} | :: Nobel Prize |
| nobel {mf} | :: Nobel Prize winner |
| nobelio {m} | :: nobelium |
| no bien {adv} | :: no sooner; as soon as; barely |
| nobiliario {adj} | :: noble |
| nobilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of noble |
| noble {adj} | :: noble |
| noblemente {adv} | :: nobly |
| nobleza {f} | :: nobility |
| noblote {adj} | :: noble |
| no callarse ni bajo el agua {v} [idiomatic] | :: alternative form of no callarse ni debajo del agua |
| no callarse ni debajo del agua {v} [idiomatic] | :: to never shut up; to be a chatterbox |
| nocao {m} | :: knockout |
| nocardiosis {f} [pathology] | :: nocardiosis |
| nocaut {m} [boxing] | :: knockout |
| nocharniego {adj} | :: nocturnal |
| noche {f} | :: night (the period between sunset and sunrise) |
| noche {f} | :: evening |
| nochebuena {f} | :: poinsettia |
| Nochebuena {prop} {f} | :: Christmas Eve |
| noche cerrada {f} | :: dead of night |
| nochecita {f} | :: diminutive of noche |
| Noche de Brujas {prop} {m} [Latin America, colloquial] | :: Halloween, All Hallows' Eve |
| noche de perros {f} [idiom] | :: awful night; night from hell |
| noche de San Juan {f} | :: Saint John's Eve (the night before June 24) |
| nochero {m} [Argentina, Chile] | :: night worker |
| Nochevieja {prop} {f} | :: New Year's Eve |
| nocicepción {f} | :: nociception |
| nociceptivo {adj} | :: nociceptive |
| nociceptor {m} | :: nociceptor |
| noción {f} | :: notion |
| nocional {adj} | :: notional |
| nocividad {f} | :: harmfulness |
| nocivo {adj} | :: noxious |
| nocivo {adj} | :: harmful |
| no comerse un rosco {v} [idiom, colloquial] | :: to have no luck flirting; to get nowhere (trying to pull someone); go home empty-handed (without scoring) |
| no comprendo {phrase} | :: I don't understand |
| noctámbulo {adj} | :: Tending to be awake or up and about at night |
| noctámbulo {m} | :: One who is awake at night; a night owl |
| noctívago {m} | :: sleepwalker |
| noctívago {adj} | :: sleepwalking |
| noctívago {adj} | :: nocturnal (active at night) |
| nocturnidad {f} | :: nocturnality |
| nocturno {adj} | :: of or relating to night |
| nocturno {adj} | :: nocturnal |
| nocturno {m} | :: nocturne (composition) |
| nodal {adj} | :: nodal |
| no dar palo al agua {v} [idiom] | :: alternative form of no dar un palo al agua |
| no dar pie con bola {v} [idiom] | :: to screw up; keep on screwing up; to be off one's game |
| no dar una a derechas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to not get anything right, get it all wrong |
| no dar un palo al agua {v} [idiomatic] | :: to not lift a finger |
| no decir ni mu {v} [idiomatic] | :: to keep mum; to not breathe a word; to not say a word |
| no decir ni pío {v} [idiomatic] | :: to keep mum; to not breathe a word; to not say a word; to not breathe a word |
| no dejar títere con cabeza {v} [idiomatic] | :: to smash up everything in sight |
| no dejar títere con cabeza {v} [idiomatic] | :: to do away with everything |
| nodo {m} | :: node |
| nodosáurido {m} | :: nodosaur |
| nodoso {adj} | :: nodose |
| no doy {phrase} [colloquial] | :: well duh! no shit; no shit, Sherlock |
| nodriza {f} | :: wet nurse |
| nodulación {f} | :: nodulation |
| nodular {adj} | :: nodular |
| nódulo {m} | :: module |
| noduloso {adj} | :: nodulose |
| Noe {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Noé {prop} {m} | :: Noah [biblical character] |
| Noelia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Noemí {prop} {f} | :: Naomi (Biblical figure) |
| Noemí {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| noemonja {f} [pejorative] | :: A feminist, due to she censor clothes like the nuns |
| no entiendo {phrase} | :: I don't understand |
| no es oro todo lo que reluce {proverb} | :: all that glitters is not gold |
| no estar el horno para bollos {v} [idiom, impersonal] | :: not be the right time |
| no estar para esos trotes {v} [idiomatic] | :: to not be up to those kind of things (anymore) |
| noetheriano {adj} | :: noetherian |
| noética {f} [philosophy] | :: noetics |
| noético {adj} [philosophy] | :: noetic |
| no faltaba más {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: don't mention it; you're welcome |
| no fastidies {phrase} | :: no kidding; no shit |
| no ficción {f} | :: non-fiction, nonfiction |
| nogada {f} | :: A sauce made from walnuts and spices |
| nogal {m} | :: walnut tree |
| nogal {m} | :: walnut wood |
| Nogales {prop} | :: Nogales (municipality), across the border from Nogales, Arizona |
| nogayo {adj} | :: Nogai |
| nogayo {m} | :: Nogai |
| nogayo {m} | :: Nogai (language) |
| no, gracias {phrase} | :: no thanks |
| noguera {f} | :: walnut (tree) |
| Noguera {prop} | :: surname |
| no haber color {v} [impersonal, idiomatic] | :: there is no comparison between multiple options |
| no haber inventado la pólvora {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be nothing special; to not be especially smart |
| no hablo español {phrase} | :: I don't speak Spanish |
| no hablo inglés {phrase} | :: I don't speak English |
| no hacer caso {v} [idiom] | :: to ignore, to not pay attention (to), to not heed, to not take any notice (of), to not listen (to) (+ a or de) |
| no hay de qué {phrase} | :: don't mention it; used as you're welcome in the sense of no problem |
| no hay derecho {phrase} | :: no fair; it's not fair |
| no hay mal que por bien no venga {proverb} | :: every cloud has a silver lining |
| no hay mal que por bien no venga {proverb} | :: blessing in disguise |
| no hay moros en la costa {phrase} | :: the coast is clear |
| no hay problema {phrase} | :: No problem! |
| no hay quien {phrase} | :: it is impossible; there's no use; nobody can; there's no (used to talk about impossibility) |
| no jodas {phrase} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: no way; fuck off (expression of disbelief (often used ironically)) |
| Nolasco {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Nolasco {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| no llegar la sangre al río {v} [idiom] | :: to not be a big deal, to not escalate, to have no blood shed |
| no lo sabes bien {phrase} | :: not half; damn straight; you bet |
| no lo sabes tú bien {phrase} | :: alternative form of no lo sabes bien |
| no lo sé {phrase} | :: I don't know |
| noluntad {f} | :: unwillingness, resistance |
| NOM {f} | :: initialism of Norma Oficial Mexicana (Official Mexican Standard), each of a series of official, compulsory standards and regulations for diverse activities in Mexico |
| nómada {adj} | :: nomadic |
| nómada {mf} | :: nomad |
| nómade {adj} | :: alternative spelling of nómada |
| nomadismo {m} | :: nomadism |
| no mames {phrase} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: no way!; are you fucking kidding?; gimme a break |
| no manches {phrase} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: don't screw around, stop joking, stop being silly |
| no manches {phrase} [euphemistic] | :: synonym of no mames |
| nomarca {m} | :: nomarch |
| nomás {adv} [Latin America] | :: only, just |
| nombradía {f} | :: fame; renown |
| nombramiento {m} | :: appointment (to a position) |
| nombrante {adj} | :: naming, giving a name |
| nombrar {v} | :: to name |
| nombre {m} | :: name |
| nombre {m} [grammar] | :: noun |
| nombre abstracto {m} | :: abstract noun |
| nombrecito {m} | :: diminutive of nombre |
| nombre colectivo {m} | :: collective noun |
| nombre completo {m} | :: full name |
| nombre común {m} | :: common noun |
| nombre de agente {m} [grammar] | :: agent noun |
| nombre de pila {m} | :: given name |
| nombre de soltera {m} | :: maiden name |
| nombre incontable {m} | :: uncountable noun; mass noun |
| nombre numeral {m} [grammar] | :: noun numeral, a noun that represents a number |
| nombre propio {m} | :: proper noun |
| nombre propio {m} | :: given name |
| no me digas {phrase} | :: you don't say |
| no me digas {phrase} | :: no kidding |
| nomenclador {adj} | :: Showing the name |
| nomenclátor {m} | :: name catalogue; binder of names |
| nomenclatura {f} | :: nomenclature |
| nomenclatura binominal {f} | :: binomial nomenclature |
| nomenclatural {adj} | :: nomenclatural |
| nomeolvides {mf} | :: forget-me-not (flower) |
| nomina {f} | :: payroll |
| nómina {f} | :: payroll |
| nómina {f} | :: salary |
| nominación {f} | :: nomination |
| nominada {f} | :: feminine noun of nominado |
| nominado {adj} | :: nominated |
| nominado {m} | :: nominee |
| nominador {adj} | :: nominating |
| nominal {adj} | :: nominal |
| nominalismo {m} | :: nominalism |
| nominalista {adj} | :: nominalist |
| nominalista {mf} | :: nominalist |
| nominalización {f} [grammar] | :: nominalization |
| nominalizar {v} | :: to nominalize |
| nominalmente {adv} | :: nominally |
| nominar {v} | :: to nominate |
| nominativo {adj} | :: nominative (giving a name, naming; designating) |
| nominativo {adj} | :: nominative (grammar) |
| nominativo {m} | :: nominative case |
| nomo {m} | :: alternative form of gnomo |
| nomofobia {f} | :: nomophobia |
| nomograma {m} | :: nomogram |
| nomología {f} | :: nomology |
| Nom Pen {prop} | :: Phnom Penh |
| non {adj} | :: odd (indivisible by two) |
| nonada {f} | :: A thing or event of little or no importance or value |
| nonadecágono {m} [geometry] | :: enneadecagon |
| nonaflato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: nonaflate |
| nonagenaria {f} | :: feminine noun of nonagenario |
| nonagenario {adj} | :: nonagenarian |
| nonagenario {m} | :: nonagenarian |
| nonagésima {f} | :: feminine noun of nonagésimo |
| nonagésimo {adj} | :: ninetieth |
| nonagésimo {m} | :: ninetieth |
| nonagonal {adj} | :: nonagonal |
| nonágono {adj} | :: nonagonal |
| nonágono {m} | :: nonagon |
| nonato {adj} | :: unborn |
| nonbre {m} | :: obsolete spelling of nombre |
| ñoñear {v} | :: to whine |
| ñoñería {f} | :: dotage, senility |
| nones {adv} | :: absolutely not; no way |
| noneto {m} | :: nonet |
| noni {f} | :: noni (fruit) |
| nonillón {num} | :: 1054 |
| noningentésimo {adj} | :: nine hundredth |
| nonio {m} | :: nonius |
| nono {adj} [unusual] | :: ninth |
| ñoño {adj} | :: senile |
| ñoño {adj} | :: whiny |
| ñoño {adj} | :: pathetic |
| ñoño {adj} | :: fussy |
| ñoño {adj} | :: characterless |
| ñoño {m} | :: The letter Ñ in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| non sancto {adj} | :: unholy; wicked; crooked |
| no obstante {conj} | :: notwithstanding; albeit |
| no obstante {conj} | :: nevertheless; however; yet |
| noodle {m} | :: noodle (food) |
| noongar {adj} | :: Noongar |
| noongar {mf} | :: Noongar |
| nootrópico {adj} | :: nootropic |
| nop {interj} [colloquial, neologism] | :: nope |
| nopal {m} | :: nopal (plant) |
| nopal {m} | :: nopal (vegetable, nopal plant pads) |
| nopaleda {f} | :: Terrain abundant in nopal plants |
| nopalera {f} | :: Terrain abundant in nopal plants |
| nopalitos {f} | :: A dish of diced nopal cactus pads |
| no parar {v} [idiom] | :: to never stop; to be constantly busy |
| no parar {m} [idiom] | :: endless barrage |
| no pasa nada {phrase} | :: it doesn't matter |
| no pasarán {phrase} | :: they shall not pass |
| no poder con su alma {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be knackered; to be shattered |
| no poder hacer carrera {v} [idiom] | :: to not get anywhere with |
| no poder ver ni en pintura {v} [idiom] | :: can't stand the sight of |
| nopor {m} | :: euphemistic form of porno |
| no por mucho madrugar, amanece más temprano {proverb} | :: things will happen at their own time, you can't rush art |
| no puede ser {phrase} | :: no way; no shit |
| no puede ser {phrase} | :: it is impossible; there's no way |
| noquear {v} | :: to knock out |
| no querer nada con {v} [idiom] | :: To have no time for |
| ñoqui {m} | :: dumpling, gnocchi |
| ñoquis {mp} | :: gnocchi |
| ñor {m} [colloquial] | :: clipping of señor |
| norabuena {interj} [dated] | :: congrats |
| noradrenalina {f} [hormone] | :: noradrenaline |
| noradrenérgico {adj} | :: noradrenergic |
| norafricana {f} | :: feminine noun of norafricano |
| norafricano {adj} | :: North African |
| norafricano {m} | :: North African |
| noramala {adv} | :: rare form of en hora mala |
| noray {m} [nautical] | :: bollard |
| norbornano {m} [organic chemistry] | :: norbornane |
| norcarolina {f} | :: feminine noun of norcarolino |
| norcarolino {adj} | :: North Carolinian |
| norcarolino {m} | :: North Carolinian |
| norcentral {adj} | :: north-central |
| nor-coreana {f} | :: feminine noun of nor-coreano |
| norcoreana {f} | :: feminine noun of norcoreano |
| nor-coreano {adj} | :: alternative form of norcoreano |
| nor-coreano {m} | :: alternative form of norcoreano |
| norcoreano {adj} | :: North Korean |
| norcoreano {m} | :: North Korean |
| nordakoteña {f} | :: feminine noun of nordakoteño |
| nordakoteño {adj} | :: North Dakotan |
| nordakoteño {m} | :: North Dakotan |
| nordeste {m} | :: northeast |
| Nordeste de Inglaterra {prop} | :: North East England |
| nordestino {adj} | :: northeastern |
| nórdico {adj} | :: Norse (from or native to the Nordic lands) |
| nórdico {adj} | :: Nordic (pertaining to Nordic languages) |
| nórdico {m} | :: the Nordic group of languages |
| nórdico antiguo {m} | :: Old Norse |
| nordista {mf} [US Civil War] | :: northerner, Yankee |
| norepinefrina {f} [hormone] | :: norepinephrine, noradrenaline |
| noreste {m} | :: northeast |
| noreuropeo {adj} | :: Northern European |
| noria {f} | :: noria |
| noria {f} | :: Ferris wheel |
| Noriega {prop} {m} | :: surname, most associated with Panaman president and dictator Manuel Noriega |
| norirlandés {adj} | :: Northern Irish |
| norma {f} | :: rule, norm, standard, touchstone |
| normal {adj} | :: normal, standard, regular |
| normal {adj} [geometry] | :: perpendicular |
| normal {f} [education] | :: a school for becoming a teacher |
| normalidad {f} | :: normality |
| normalísimo {adj} | :: superlative of normal |
| normalista {mf} | :: student teacher |
| normalito {adj} | :: diminutive of normal |
| normalización {f} | :: normalization |
| normalización {f} | :: standardization |
| normalizador {adj} | :: normalising |
| normalizador {m} | :: normalizer |
| normalizar {v} | :: to normalize |
| normalmente {adv} | :: normally; usually; most of the time; customarily |
| normal y corriente {adj} [idiomatic] | :: run-of-the-mill, meat and potatoes, regular |
| normanda {f} | :: feminine noun of normando |
| Normandía {prop} {f} | :: Normandía (region) |
| normando {adj} | :: Norman |
| normando {m} | :: Norman |
| normar {v} | :: to norm |
| normar {v} | :: to normalize, standardize |
| normativa {f} | :: rules, regulations |
| normativamente {adv} | :: normatively |
| normatividad {f} | :: regulation |
| normativismo {m} | :: normativism |
| normativización {f} | :: normativization |
| normativizar {v} | :: to normativize |
| normativo {adj} | :: normative |
| normovidente {mf} | :: normal-sighted person |
| nornordeste {m} | :: north-northeast |
| nornoreste {m} | :: north-northeast |
| nornoroeste {adj} | :: north-northwest |
| nornorueste {m} | :: north-northwest |
| noroccidental {adj} | :: northwestern, northwesterly |
| noroccidente {m} | :: northwest |
| noroeste {m} | :: northwest |
| Noroeste Pacífico {m} | :: Pacific Northwest |
| nororiental {adj} | :: northeast, northeastern |
| nororiente {adj} | :: northeast |
| norosetia {f} | :: feminine noun of norosetio |
| norosetio {adj} | :: North Ossetian (of or pertaining to North Ossetia) |
| norosetio {m} | :: North Ossetian (native or resident of North Ossetia) |
| norovirus {m} [virology] | :: norovirus |
| norponiente {adj} | :: northwest |
| ñorsa {f} [Paraguay] | :: chick; sheila; gal |
| ñorso {m} [Paraguay] | :: dude; guy; bloke |
| nortamericana {f} | :: feminine noun of nortamericano |
| norte {adj} | :: north, northern |
| norte {m} [uncountable] | :: north (compass point) |
| norte {m} [uncountable] | :: north wind |
| norte {m} [countable] | :: guide, inspiration |
| norte {m} [countable] | :: goal, objective |
| Norte {prop} {m} | :: Norte (department) |
| norteafricano {adj} | :: North African |
| Norteamérica {prop} {f} | :: North America |
| norteamericano {m} | :: born in, belonging or relative to the United States |
| norteamericano {m} | :: American [of the United States] |
| norteamericano {adj} | :: born in, belonging or relative to the United States |
| norteamericano {adj} | :: American [of the United States] |
| norteña {f} | :: feminine noun of norteño |
| norteño {adj} | :: northern |
| norteño {m} | :: northerner |
| nortesantandereana {f} | :: feminine noun of nortesantandereano |
| nortesantandereano {adj} | :: Of or from the department of Norte de Santander Department in Colombia |
| nortesantandereano {m} | :: An inhabitant of the department of Norte de Santander Department in Colombia |
| Northumbria {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Nortumbria |
| nortina {f} | :: feminine noun of nortino |
| nortino {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Club Sport Norte América |
| nortino {m} | :: Someone connected to Club Sport Norte América, as a player, coach, fan etc |
| Nortumbria {prop} {f} | :: Northumbria |
| nortumbrio {m} | :: Northumbrian |
| nortumbrio {adj} | :: Northumbrian |
| noruega {f} | :: feminine noun of noruego |
| Noruega {prop} {f} | :: Norway |
| noruego {adj} | :: Norwegian (from or native to Norway) |
| noruego {adj} | :: Norwegian (pertaining to Norway or the Norwegian language) |
| noruego {m} | :: a Norwegian |
| noruego {m} | :: the Norwegian language |
| norvietnamita {adj} | :: North Vietnamese |
| norvietnamita {mf} | :: North Vietnamese |
| no saber a qué carta quedarse {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be in two minds; to be undecided |
| no saber de qué va la fiesta {v} [idiomatic] | :: to not have a clue what's going on |
| no saber hacer la o con un canuto {v} [idiomatic] | :: to not know one's head from a hole in the ground |
| no saber hacer la o con un canuto {v} [idiomatic] | :: couldn't organise a piss-up in a brewery |
| no sé {phrase} | :: I don't know |
| no se ganó Zamora en una hora {proverb} [idiomatic] | :: Rome wasn't built in a day (it takes a long time to do something complicated or impressive) |
| no sé qué y no sé cuánto {phrase} [idiom] | :: blah blah blah, this and that |
| no ser moco de pavo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be nothing to sneeze at |
| nosocomial {adj} | :: nosocomial |
| nosocomio {m} [Latin America] | :: hospital |
| nosofobia {f} | :: nosophobia |
| nosología {f} | :: nosology |
| no soltar prenda {v} [idiomatic] | :: to keep one's mouth shut, to keep one's lips sealed, to not utter a single word |
| no soltar prenda {v} [idiomatic] | :: to keep one's cards close to one's chest |
| nosotras {pron} | :: we (feminine plural) |
| nosotres {pron} [gender-neutral, neologism] | :: we |
| nosotros {pron} | :: we (masculine plural) |
| nostalgia {f} | :: nostalgia |
| nostálgicamente {adv} | :: nostalgically |
| nostálgico {adj} | :: nostalgic |
| nostálgico {adj} | :: homesick |
| nostálgico {adj} | :: wistful |
| nos vemos {interj} | :: see you later! (literally, we see each other) |
| nos vemos {interj} | :: cheers, goodbye |
| nota {f} | :: note, memo |
| nota {f} [music] | :: note |
| nota {f} | :: mark, academic score |
| nota bene {phrase} | :: nota bene (used to add an aside or warning to a text) |
| notabilidad {f} | :: notability, noteworthiness |
| notabilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of notable |
| notable {adj} | :: remarkable, notable, noteworthy, noticeable, significant, marked, outstanding, striking, noted |
| notablemente {adv} | :: notably |
| notación {f} | :: notation |
| notación algebraica {f} [chess] | :: algebraic notation |
| notación musical {f} | :: musical notation |
| nota de corte {f} | :: cut-off grade |
| notar {vt} | :: to note (make a written record of and/or purposefully commit to memory) |
| notar {vr} | :: to show, to be noticed, to become obvious |
| nota reversal {f} | :: A kind of diplomatic agreement between two or more parties |
| notaria {f} | :: feminine noun of notario |
| notaría {f} | :: office of a notary |
| notariado {m} | :: lawyers |
| notarial {adj} | :: notarial |
| notariar {v} | :: synonym of notarizar |
| notario {m} | :: notary, lawyer, solicitor, counsel, attorney, barrister |
| notarización {f} | :: notarization |
| notarizar {v} | :: to notarize |
| notarse {v} | :: reflexive of notar |
| no te acostarás sin saber una cosa más {proverb} | :: you learn something new every day, every day is a school day |
| notebook {m} [computing] | :: notebook |
| no te cortes {phrase} | :: knock yourself out! |
| no tener abuela {v} [idiom] | :: to have a high opinion of oneself; to be full of oneself |
| no tener dos dedos de frente {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be an idiot, to be thick as a plank |
| no tener ni chapa {v} [idiom, Spain] | :: To be skint |
| no tener ni para pipas {v} [idiomatic, colloquial, Spain] | :: to be skint, to be broke; to not have a pot to piss in |
| no tener ni pies ni cabeza {v} [idiom] | :: to make no sense |
| no tener pelos en la lengua {v} [idiomatic] | :: to not mince one's words, to speak one's mind |
| no tener un pelo de tonto {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be a brainbox; to be no fool |
| no te preocupes {phrase} [colloquial] | :: don't worry |
| notera {f} | :: feminine noun of notero |
| notero {m} [Latin America] | :: journalist |
| noticia {f} | :: message |
| noticia {f} | :: communication |
| noticia {f} | :: news, piece of news |
| noticiable {adj} | :: newsworthy |
| noticiar {v} | :: to notify |
| noticiario {m} | :: news program |
| noticiera {f} | :: female newsman, reporter |
| noticiero {m} | :: newsman, reporter |
| noticiero {m} | :: news |
| noticiero {m} | :: newsreel |
| notición {f} | :: heads-up (call for attention) |
| noticioso {adj} | :: newsworthy |
| notificación {f} | :: notification |
| notificador {m} | :: notifier |
| notificadora {f} | :: feminine noun of notificador |
| notificar {v} | :: to notify, announce, inform, intimate, make known |
| notocorda {f} [anatomy, zoology] | :: notochord |
| notocuerda {f} | :: alternative form of notocorda |
| no todo el monte es orégano {phrase} | :: life is not all beer and skittles |
| notoriamente {adv} | :: notoriously |
| notoriedad {f} | :: notoriety |
| notorio {adj} | :: well-known |
| notorio {adj} | :: clear, apparent, obvious |
| notosuquio {m} | :: notosuchian |
| notoungulado {m} | :: notoungulate |
| notro {m} | :: Chilean firetree |
| notros {m} | :: Chilean firebush |
| novación {f} [legal] | :: novation |
| no va más {m} [idiom] | :: top dog; number one; ultimate; something head and shoulders above the rest |
| no van por ahí los tiros {phrase} [idiom] | :: to get it all wrong; to be nothing like that |
| novar {v} [legal] | :: to novate |
| novatada {f} | :: student prank, rag, ragging, haze, hazing |
| novatada {f} | :: blunder, newbie error, rookie mistake |
| novato {adj} | :: newbie |
| novato {m} | :: beginner, newbie, rookie, novice |
| no vaya a ser que {conj} [followed by a subjunctive clause] | :: in case |
| novecentismo {m} | :: Any of the arts and literature of the twentieth century (1900s) |
| novecentista {mf} | :: An artist or writer of the twentieth century (1900s) |
| novecentista {mf} | :: A historian who specializes in the twentieth century |
| novecientos {num} | :: nine hundred |
| novedad {f} | :: novelty (the state of being new) |
| novedad {f} | :: novelty (a new product) |
| novedad {f} | :: piece of news |
| novedosamente {adv} | :: novelly |
| novedosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of novedoso |
| novedoso {adj} | :: novel, new |
| novel {adj} | :: novel, new |
| novel {mf} | :: newbie, green |
| nóvel {adj} | :: fresh, new |
| nóvel {mf} | :: newbie, newcomer |
| novela {f} | :: novel |
| novela {f} | :: novella |
| novelable {adj} | :: Apt to putting into a novel, novelworthy |
| novelado {adj} | :: fictional |
| novela gráfica {f} | :: graphic novel |
| novela negra {f} | :: a noir, a roman noir |
| novela negra {f} | :: noir fiction (as a genre) |
| novela negra {f} | :: crime novel, crime fiction [sometimes more loosely used to refer to the wider genre of crime fiction] |
| novelar {v} | :: to novelize; to make a novel out of |
| novelera {f} | :: feminine noun of novelero |
| novelería {f} | :: obsession with new things |
| novelería {f} | :: fantasy; living in a fantasy world |
| novelería {f} | :: banal news |
| novelero {adj} | :: novel-loving |
| novelero {adj} | :: highly imaginative |
| novelero {adj} | :: fond of new things |
| novelero {m} | :: novel reader |
| novelesco {adj} | :: fictional, fictitious, storybook |
| novelín {m} | :: diminutive of novela |
| novelista {mf} | :: novelist |
| novelístico {adj} | :: novelistic |
| novelita {f} | :: novelette |
| novelización {f} | :: novelization, fictionalization |
| novelizar {v} | :: To novelize |
| novelón {m} | :: augmentative of novelo, great novel |
| novelón {m} | :: pejorative of novelo, pulp novel |
| novena {f} [Roman Catholicism] | :: novena |
| novenario {m} [Catholicism] | :: novena |
| no vendas la piel del oso antes de cazarlo {v} [idiomatic] | :: don't count your chickens before they're hatched |
| no vender una escoba {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be a dead loss |
| noveno {adj} | :: ninth |
| noveno {m} | :: ninth |
| noventa {num} | :: ninety |
| noventas {mp} | :: nineties; 90s (1990s) |
| noventa y cinco {num} | :: ninety-five |
| noventa y cuatro {num} | :: ninety-four |
| noventa y dos {num} | :: ninety-two |
| noventa y nueve {num} | :: ninety-nine |
| noventayochismo {m} [literature] | :: The style of the Generation of '98 (a Spanish literary group at the end of the 19th century) |
| noventayochista {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to (the style of) the Generation of '98 (Spanish literary group of the end of the 19th century) |
| noventayochista {mf} | :: A member of the Generation of '98 (Spanish literary group of the end of the 19th century) |
| noventa y ocho {num} | :: ninety-eight |
| noventa y seis {num} | :: ninety-six |
| noventa y siete {num} | :: ninety-seven |
| noventa y tres {num} | :: ninety-three |
| noventa y uno {num} | :: ninety-one |
| noventero {adj} [attributive] | :: 1990s |
| noventero {m} | :: Someone born in the 1990s |
| noventista {adj} [attributive] | :: nineties (relating to the 1990s, 1890s etc.) |
| no ver la hora de {v} [idiom] | :: to look forward to; can't wait (for) |
| no ver tres en un burro {v} [idiom] | :: To be blind as a bat |
| Nóvgorod {prop} {m} | :: Nóvgorod (city) |
| novgorodense {adj} | :: Novgorodian |
| novgorodense {mf} | :: Novgorodian |
| novia {f} | :: feminine noun of novio, girlfriend |
| novia {f} | :: feminine noun of novio, fiancée |
| novia {f} [wedding] | :: feminine noun of novio, bride |
| noviar {v} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: to date; go steady with |
| noviazgo {m} | :: engagement, betrothal (period of time when marriage is planned or promised) |
| noviazgo {m} | :: relationship (the time when a couple is together) |
| novicia {f} | :: feminine noun of novicio |
| noviciado {m} [Christianity] | :: novitiate |
| novicio {m} | :: novice |
| noviecita {f} | :: diminutive of novia |
| noviecito {m} | :: diminutive of novio |
| noviembre {m} | :: November |
| novieta {f} | :: girlfriend, other half |
| noviete {m} | :: boyfriend, other half |
| novilla {f} | :: heifer |
| novillada {f} [bullfighting] | :: novillada |
| novillera {f} | :: feminine noun of novillero |
| novilleril {adj} [bullfighting] | :: of or pertaining to novillos or novilleros |
| novillero {m} [bullfighting] | :: young trainee bullfighter (who fight against novillos) |
| novillero {m} | :: truant (one who is absent without permission, especially from school) |
| novillo {m} | :: young ox, young bull |
| novilunio {m} | :: new moon |
| novio {m} | :: boyfriend (romantic partner) |
| novio {m} | :: fiancé |
| novio {m} | :: bridegroom, groom |
| noviolencia {f} | :: nonviolence |
| noviolento {adj} | :: nonviolent |
| novísimo {adj} | :: superlative of nuevo |
| novo {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of nova |
| novohispano {m} | :: Someone from Nueva España |
| novohispano {adj} | :: Of or from Nueva España |
| novoprogresista {adj} | :: Of or from the New Progressive Party of Puerto Rico |
| novoprogresista {mf} | :: a member or supporter of the New Progressive Party of Puerto Rico |
| NSDAP {prop} {mf} [history] | :: NSDAP |
| -nte {suffix} | :: alternative form of -ante |
| ñu {m} | :: gnu, wildebeest |
| Nuakchot {prop} | :: Nuakchot (capital city) |
| nubarrón {m} | :: storm cloud |
| nube {f} | :: cloud |
| nube {f} | :: multitude, or crowd, of people |
| nube {f} [Spain] | :: marshmallow |
| nubecilla {f} | :: diminutive of nube: small cloud |
| nubecita {f} | :: marshmallow |
| nube de azúcar {f} [Spain] | :: candy floss |
| nube de electrones {f} | :: electron cloud |
| nube de hongo {f} | :: mushroom cloud |
| nube de Oort {f} | :: Oort cloud |
| nubia {f} | :: feminine noun of nubio |
| núbil {adj} | :: nubile |
| nubio {m} | :: Nubian |
| nubio {adj} | :: Nubian |
| nublado {adj} | :: cloudy |
| nublar {v} | :: to cloud |
| nublar {vr} | :: to become cloudy |
| nublo {m} | :: storm cloud |
| nublo {adj} [Latin America] | :: cloudy |
| ñublo {m} [obsolete] | :: cloud |
| nubloso {adj} | :: cloudy |
| ñubloso {adj} [obsolete] | :: cloudy |
| nubosidad {f} | :: cloudiness |
| nuboso {adj} | :: cloudy |
| nuca {f} [anatomy] | :: nape, back of the neck |
| nucal {adj} | :: nuchal |
| nucela {f} | :: nucellus |
| nucelar {adj} | :: nucellar |
| nucleación {f} | :: nucleation |
| nucleamiento {m} | :: gathering; union |
| nuclear {adj} | :: nuclear |
| nuclear {v} | :: to join up; to unite |
| nuclearización {f} | :: nuclearization |
| nuclearmente {adv} | :: in a nuclear way; related to a nucleus or to nuclear power; nuclearly |
| nucleasa {f} [enzyme] | :: nuclease |
| nucleico {adj} | :: nucleic |
| nucleido {m} | :: nuclide |
| nucleína {f} [biochemistry] | :: nuclein |
| núcleo {m} | :: nucleus |
| núcleo atómico {m} [physics] | :: atomic nucleus |
| nucleocápside {f} | :: nucleocapsid |
| núcleo caudado {m} | :: caudate nucleus |
| nucleocitoplasmático {adj} | :: nucleocytoplasmic |
| núcleo duro {m} | :: central core (of a group) |
| nucleoenergético {adj} [attributive] | :: nuclear energy |
| nucleofílico {adj} | :: nucleophilic |
| nucleófilo {m} [chemistry] | :: nucleophile |
| nucleófilo {adj} | :: nucleophilic |
| nucleogénico {adj} | :: nucleogenic |
| nucleolar {adj} | :: nucleolar |
| nucléolo {m} | :: nucleolus |
| nucleón {m} | :: nucleon |
| nucleoplasma {m} [cytology] | :: nucleoplasm |
| nucleoporina {f} [protein] | :: nucleoporin |
| nucleoproteína {f} [protein] | :: nucleoprotein |
| nucleósido {m} [biochemistry] | :: nucleoside |
| nucleosíntesis {f} | :: nucleosynthesis |
| nucleosintético {adj} | :: nucleosynthetic |
| nucleosoma {m} [cytology] | :: nucleosome |
| nucleótido {m} [biochemistry] | :: nucleotide |
| núclido {m} | :: nuclide |
| nucú {m} | :: leaf-cutter ant (Atta spp.) |
| núcula {f} | :: nucule |
| nudibranquio {m} | :: nudibranch |
| nudillista {mf} [baseball] | :: knuckleballer |
| nudillo {m} [anatomy] | :: knuckle |
| nudismo {m} | :: nudism |
| nudista {adj} | :: nudist |
| nudista {mf} | :: nudist |
| nudo {m} | :: knot (a looping piece of a long, flexible material) |
| nudo {m} | :: knot (nautical unit of speed) |
| nudo {adj} [formal] | :: nude |
| ñudo {m} [rare] | :: alternative spelling of nudo ["knot"] |
| nudo corredizo {m} | :: slipknot |
| nudo de ocho {m} | :: figure-of-eight |
| nudo de rizo {m} | :: reef knot |
| nudo gordiano {m} | :: Gordian knot |
| nudo llano {m} | :: reef knot |
| nudoso {adj} | :: knotty, knotted |
| ñudoso {adj} | :: synonym of nudoso |
| nudrir {v} | :: alternative form of nutrir |
| nuececilla {f} | :: nutlet |
| nuegado {m} | :: red bryony; Bryonia dioica |
| nuégado {m} | :: nougat |
| nuer {mf} | :: Nuer |
| nuer {m} | :: Nuer (language) |
| nuera {f} | :: daughter-in-law |
| nueso {adj} [obsolete] | :: our |
| nuestra {pron} | :: feminine singular of nuestro |
| nuestras {pron} | :: feminine plural of nuestro Ours |
| Nuestra Señora {prop} {f} | :: "Our Lady", the title for the Virgin Mary |
| nuestro {pron} | :: ours |
| nuestro {adj} | :: our, ours, to us |
| nuestro mar {m} [Spain] | :: the Mediterranean Sea |
| nuestros {pron} | :: plural of nuestro: Ours |
| nueva {f} | :: news, novelty |
| Nueva {prop} {f} | :: Nueva (village) |
| Nueva Caledonia {prop} {f} | :: Nueva Caledonia (overseas territory) |
| Nueva Delhi {prop} {f} | :: Nueva Delhi (capital city) |
| Nueva Écija {prop} {f} | :: Nueva Ecija |
| Nueva Escocia {prop} {f} | :: Nueva Escocia (province) |
| Nueva Gales del Sur {prop} {f} | :: Nueva Gales del Sur (state) |
| Nueva Granada {prop} {f} | :: New Granada |
| Nueva Guinea {prop} {f} | :: New Guinea |
| Nueva Hampshire {prop} {f} | :: New Hampshire |
| Nueva Inglaterra {prop} {f} | :: New England |
| Nueva Jersey {prop} {f} | :: New Jersey |
| nuevamente {adv} | :: again |
| nuevamente {adv} | :: newly |
| nuevaolero {adj} [music] | :: new-wave |
| Nueva Orleans {prop} {f} | :: Nueva Orleans (city) |
| Nueva Segovia {prop} {f} | :: Nueva Segovia (department) |
| Nuevas Hébridas {prop} {fp} | :: New Hebrides |
| Nueva York {prop} {f} | :: Nueva York (state) |
| Nueva York {prop} {f} | :: Nueva York (city) |
| Nueva Zelanda {prop} {f} | :: New Zealand |
| Nueva Zelandia {prop} {f} | :: New Zealand |
| Nueva Zembla {prop} {f} | :: Novaya Zemlya |
| nueve {num} | :: nine |
| nueve {f} | :: The digit or figure 9 |
| nuevecito {adj} | :: diminutive of nuevo |
| nuevísimo {adj} | :: superlative of nuevo |
| nuevitera {f} | :: feminine noun of nuevitero |
| nuevitero {adj} | :: Of or from Nuevitas |
| nuevitero {m} | :: Someone from Nuevitas |
| nuevito {adj} | :: diminutive of nuevo |
| nuevo {adj} | :: new |
| nuevo {adj} | :: brand new, all-new |
| nuevo {adj} | :: fresh |
| Nuevo {prop} | :: surname |
| Nuevo Brunswick {prop} {m} | :: New Brunswick |
| Nuevo Hampshire {prop} {m} | :: New Hampshire |
| Nuevo León {prop} {m} | :: Nuevo León (state) |
| nuevoleonés {adj} | :: (of a person) Of or from the Mexican state of Nuevo León |
| Nuevo México {prop} {m} | :: New Mexico (US State) |
| Nuevo Mundo {prop} {m} | :: New World |
| Nuevo Testamento {prop} {m} | :: New Testament (second half of the Christian Bible) |
| nuez {f} | :: walnut (nut) |
| nueza {f} | :: red bryony; English mandrake |
| nuez de Adán {f} | :: Adam's apple (the lump in the throat) |
| nuez de areca {f} | :: betel nut |
| nuez moscada {f} | :: nutmeg (seed of the nutmeg tree) |
| nuez pecana {f} | :: pecan (nut) |
| nukear {v} [internet] | :: to nuke |
| nulidad {f} | :: nullity, void |
| nulidad {f} | :: inept person |
| nulificar {v} | :: to cancel; call off |
| nulo {adj} | :: null, void, invalid |
| nulo {adj} | :: useless, good-for-nothing |
| nulo {adj} [obsolete] | :: none |
| núm. {m} | :: No., number |
| núm {m} | :: alternative form of núm. |
| numantina {f} | :: feminine noun of numantino |
| numantino {adj} | :: heroic |
| numantino {adj} [historical] | :: Numantian (of or from the city of Numantia) |
| numantino {m} | :: Numantian (inhabitant of Numantia) |
| numen {m} | :: numen |
| numen {m} | :: muse (source of inspiration) |
| numerable {adj} | :: countable; numerable |
| numeración {f} | :: numbering |
| numerado {adj} | :: numbered |
| numerador {m} [arithmetic] | :: numerator (number or expression written above the line in a fraction) |
| numeral {m} [linguistics] | :: numeral |
| numerar {v} | :: to number |
| numerar {v} | :: to calculate |
| numerario {adj} | :: numerary (relating to numbers) |
| numerario {adj} | :: numerary, tenured (of a position, held permanently) |
| numerario {m} | :: cash; loose cash |
| numéricamente {adv} | :: numerically |
| numérico {adj} | :: numeric |
| numerismo {m} | :: numeracy |
| numerito {m} | :: diminutive of número |
| número {m} | :: number (counting) |
| número {m} | :: musical number |
| número {m} [grammar] | :: number |
| número {m} [colloquial] | :: spectacle |
| número {m} [military] | :: man, soldier |
| número arábigo {m} | :: Arabic numeral |
| número atómico {m} [physics, chemistry] | :: atomic number |
| número cardinal {m} | :: cardinal number |
| número complejo {m} | :: complex number (number of the form a + bi) |
| número de Avogadro {m} [chemistry] | :: Avogadro's number |
| número de teléfono {m} | :: telephone number |
| número entero {m} | :: A whole number |
| número Harshad {m} [maths] | :: Harshad number |
| número imaginario {m} | :: imaginary number (number of the form ai) |
| número impar {m} | :: odd number |
| número irracional {m} [mathematics] | :: irrational number |
| numerología {f} | :: numerology |
| número natural {m} [mathematics] | :: natural number |
| numerónimo {m} | :: numeronym |
| número par {m} | :: even number |
| número pin {m} | :: PIN number |
| número primo {m} | :: prime number (natural number) |
| número racional {m} [mathematics] | :: rational number |
| número real {m} | :: real number |
| número romano {m} | :: Roman numeral (number of a system using the letters I, V, X, L, C, D and M) |
| Números {prop} {mp} [bible] | :: Numbers (the book of the Bible) |
| numerosamente {adv} | :: in great number; a great number of times |
| numerosidad {f} | :: numerousness |
| numerosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of numeroso |
| numeroso {adj} | :: numerous |
| número uno {m} | :: number one; top; best; leader |
| númido {adj} | :: Numidian |
| numisma {f} | :: numisma |
| numismática {f} | :: feminine noun of numismático |
| numismática {f} | :: numismatics |
| numismático {adj} | :: numismatic |
| numismático {m} | :: numismatist |
| nunca {adv} | :: never |
| nunca {adv} | :: ever |
| nunca digas de este agua no beberé {phrase} | :: never say never |
| nunca digas de este agua no beberé, ni este cura no es mi padre {phrase} | :: alternative form of nunca digas de este agua no beberé |
| nunca es tarde si la dicha es buena {phrase} | :: better late than never |
| nunca falta un roto para un descosido {proverb} | :: there's a lid for every pot |
| nunca jamás {adv} | :: never ever |
| nunca llueve a gusto de todos {proverb} | :: one man's meat is another man's poison; you can't please everybody |
| nunca mejor dicho {phrase} | :: you said it; I couldn't have said it better myself; damn straight (used to agree wholeheartedly with a statement) |
| nunca mucho cuesta poco {phrase} | :: you get what you pay for; literally: much never costs little |
| nunca segundas partes fueron buenas {phrase} | :: Sequels are never any good |
| nunciatura {f} | :: nunciature |
| nuncio {m} | :: messenger |
| nuncio {m} [Catholicism] | :: nuncio |
| Núñez {prop} | :: surname |
| Ñuñoa {prop} | :: Ñuñoa (city) |
| nupcial {adj} | :: nuptial (pertaining to wedding and marriage) |
| nupcias {fp} | :: wedding, nuptials |
| nuquiblanco {adj} | :: white-necked |
| nurágico {adj} | :: Nuragic |
| Núremberg {prop} {m} | :: Núremberg (major city) |
| Nuria {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| ñusta {f} | :: Inca princess or queen |
| nutación {f} | :: nutation |
| nutela {f} | :: chocolate spread |
| nutella {m} | :: Nutella |
| nutella {m} | :: Any chocolate spread |
| nutria {f} | :: otter |
| nutria {f} [Spain] | :: nutria, coypu |
| nutria gigante {f} | :: giant otter |
| nutricio {adj} | :: nutritional |
| nutrición {f} | :: nutrition |
| nutricional {adj} | :: nutritious |
| nutricionalmente {adv} | :: nutritionally |
| nutricionismo {m} | :: nutritionism |
| nutricionista {mf} | :: nutritionist |
| nutrido {adj} | :: well-stocked |
| nutrido {adj} | :: decent, large, great (number of things) |
| nutriente {m} | :: nutrient |
| nutrimental {adj} | :: nutritious |
| nutrimento {m} | :: nourishment |
| nutrimento {m} | :: nutrient |
| nutrióloga {f} | :: nutritionist |
| nutriólogo {m} | :: nutritionist |
| nutrir {v} | :: to nourish |
| nutritivo {adj} | :: nutritious |
| Nuuk {prop} | :: Nuuk (capital city) |
| ny {f} | :: nu; the Greek letter Ν, ν |
| nylon {m} | :: nylon |