Spanish words: amusgándose to ancestralía

Spanish words amusgándose to ancestralía

1. amusgándose verb [amusˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of amusgar combined with se
2. amusgar verb /amusˈɡaɾ/: to throw back (one's ears)
3. amusgarse verb [amusˈɣ̞aɾse]: infinitive of amusgar combined with se
4. amusia noun /aˈmusja/: amusia
5. amustiado verb [amusˈt̪jað̞o]
6. amustiando verb [amusˈt̪jãn̪d̪o]
7. amustiándose verb [amusˈt̪jãn̪d̪ose]
8. amustiar verb [amusˈt̪jaɾ]
9. amustiarse verb [amusˈt̪jaɾse]
10. amuzando verb [amuˈsãn̪d̪o]
11. amuzar verb [amuˈsaɾ]
12. amuzgo adjective, noun /aˈmuθɡo/: Amuzgo
13. -an prefix, suffix /an/: an-
14. aña noun, prefix, suffix /ˈaɲa/: ana-
15. Anabalón proper noun [anaβ̞aˈlõn]
16. anabaptismo noun /anababˈtismo/: Anabaptism
17. anabaptista adjective, noun /anababˈtista/: Anabaptist
18. anabasina noun: anabasine
19. anabatista adjective [anaβ̞aˈt̪ist̪a]
20. anabautista adjective, noun: alternative form of anabaptista
21. Anabel proper noun /anaˈbel/: a diminutive of the female given names Ana Isabel and Ana Belén
22. Anabela proper noun [anaˈβ̞ela]
23. anabí noun /anaˈbi/: synonym of nabí.
24. Anabitarte proper noun [anaβ̞iˈt̪aɾt̪e]
25. anablefobia noun [anaβ̞leˈfoβ̞ja]
26. anabolena noun [anaβ̞oˈlena]
27. anabólico adjective /anaˈboliko/: anabolic (relating to anabolism)
28. anabolismo noun /anaboˈlismo/: anabolism
29. anabolizante adjective, noun /anaboliˈθante/: anabolic
30. anacahuita noun /anakaˈwita/: alternative form of anacahuite
31. anacahuite noun /anakaˈwite/: A Mexician olive, a small flowering shrub or tree of species Cordia boissieri', in the borage family
32. anacalo noun [anaˈkalo]
33. anacanto adjective: anacanthous
34. anacarado adjective /anakaˈɾado/: nacreous, pearly (of a pale greyish white color)
35. anacardiácea noun: any plant of the family Anacardiaceae
36. anacardo noun /anaˈkaɾdo/: cashew (tree)
37. añacea noun /aɲaˈθea/: celebration, party, jubilation
38. añacear verb /aɲaθeˈaɾ/: to rejoice, exult
39. anaciclosis noun: anacyclosis
40. Anacleto proper noun /anaˈkleto/: a male given name
41. anaco noun /aˈnako/: A type of cloth worn by Andean women.
42. anacoluto noun /anakoˈluto/: anacoluthon, anacoluthia
43. anaconda noun /anaˈkonda/: anaconda
44. anacoreta noun /anakoˈɾeta/: anchorite (one who lives in seclusion)
45. anacorético adjective [anakoˈɾet̪iko]
46. anacreóntica adjective, noun /anakɾeˈontika/: anacreontic
47. anacreóntico adjective /anakɾeˈontiko/: anacreontic
48. anacronía noun /anakɾoˈnia/: anachronism
49. anacrónicamente adverb /anaˌkɾonikaˈmente/: anachronically, anachronistically
50. anacrónico adjective /anaˈkɾoniko/: anachronistic
51. anacronismo noun /anakɾoˈnismo/: anachronism
52. anacronístico adjective /anakɾoˈnistiko/: anachronistic
53. anacrusa noun /anaˈkɾusa/: anacrusis (unstressed note (or notes) before the first strong beat of a phrase)
54. anacusia noun /anaˈkusja/: anacusis, cophosis
55. añada noun, verb /aˈɲada/: year; period of a year
56. añade noun, verb /ˈanade/: duck
57. ánade friso noun /ˌanade ˈfɾiso/: gadwall
58. ánade rabudo noun: northern pintail
59. ánade real noun /ˌanade reˈal/: mallard (duck)
60. anadeado verb /anadeˈado/: past participle of anadear
61. anadeando verb [anað̞eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of anadear
62. anadear verb /anadeˈaɾ/: to waddle
63. añadido noun, verb /aɲaˈdido/: addition; adding
64. añadidura noun /aɲadiˈduɾa/: addition
65. añadiendo verb [aɲaˈð̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of añadir
66. añadimiento noun [aɲað̞iˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
67. anadiplosis noun /anadiˈplosis/: anadiplosis
68. añadir verb /aɲaˈdiɾ/: to augment
69. añadir leña al fuego verb: synonym of echar leña al fuego
70. anádromo adjective, noun /aˈnadɾomo/: anadromous
71. anaeróbicamente adverb /anaeˌɾobikaˈmente/: anaerobically
72. anaeróbico adjective [ãnaeˈɾoβ̞iko]: anaerobic
73. anaerobio adjective, noun /anaeˈɾobjo/: anaerobic
74. anaerobiosis noun [ãnaeɾoˈβ̞josis]
75. anafase noun /anaˈfase/: anaphase
76. anafe noun /aˈnafe/: cooktop, portable stove
77. añafil noun [aɲaˈfil]: buisine
78. anafiláctico adjective /anafiˈlaɡtiko/: anaphylactic (pertaining to anaphylaxis)
79. anafilaxia noun /anafiˈlaɡsja/: anaphylaxis
80. anafilaxis noun /anafiˈlaɡsis/: anaphylaxis
81. añafilero noun [aɲafiˈleɾo]
82. anáfora noun /aˈnafoɾa/: anaphora (repetition of a phrase used for emphasis)
83. anaforesis noun /anafoˈɾesis/: anaphoresis (the movement of electrically charged particles toward an anode)
84. anafóricamente adverb /anaˌfoɾikaˈmente/: anaphorically
85. anafórico adjective /anaˈfoɾiko/: anaphoric (relating to an anaphora)
86. anafre noun /aˈnafɾe/: stove
87. anafrodisia noun /anafɾoˈdisja/: anaphrodisia
88. Anaga proper noun [aˈnaɣ̞a]
89. anagálide acuática noun /anaˌɡalide aˈkwatika/: water speedwell
90. añagaza noun /aɲaˈɡaθa/: decoy
91. anágeno adjective /aˈnaxeno/: of or relating to anagens
92. anaglífico adjective [anaˈɣ̞lifiko]
93. anaglifo noun [anaˈɣ̞lifo]: anaglyph (matched pair of images designed to produce a three-dimensional effect)
94. anagnórisis noun /anaɡˈnoɾisis/: anagnorisis
95. anagógico adjective /anaˈɡoxiko/: anagogic, anagogical
96. anagrama noun /anaˈɡɾama/: anagram
97. anagramático adjective: anagrammatic
98. anagramatizado verb [anaɣ̞ɾamat̪iˈsað̞o]
99. anagramatizando verb [anaɣ̞ɾamat̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]
100. anagramatizar verb [anaɣ̞ɾamat̪iˈsaɾ]
101. anagrelida noun: anagrelide
102. anahí noun [anaˈi]
103. Anaid proper noun [aˈnajð̞]
104. Anais proper noun [ˈanajs]
105. anakinra noun /anaˈkinra/: anakinra
106. anal adjective, noun /aˈnal/: anal
107. analcima noun /analˈθima/: analcime
108. analcímico adjective /analˈθimiko/: analcitic
109. analco noun /aˈnalko/: a neighborhood of a town or village divided by a river
110. analcohólico adjective /analkoˈoliko/: nonalcoholic (containing no alcohol)
111. añalejo noun /aɲaˈlexo/: ordo (a liturgical calendar)
112. analema noun /anaˈlema/: analemma
113. analepsis noun /anaˈlebsis/: analepsis
114. analéptico adjective [anaˈlept̪iko]
115. anales adjective, noun [aˈɲales]: plural of anal
116. analfabestia adjective, noun /analfaˈbestja/: illiterate
117. analfabetismo noun /analfabeˈtismo/: illiteracy, analphabetism (inability to read and write)
118. analfabetizar verb /analfabetiˈθaɾ/: to make people illiterate, unknowledgeable, uneducated, uncultured, ignorant, unlettered
119. analfabeto adjective, noun /analfaˈbeto/: unlettered, illiterate
120. analfalipoproteinemia noun [ãnalfalipopɾot̪ejˈnemja]
121. analgesia noun /analˈxesja/: analgesia (absence of the sense of pain)
122. analgésico adjective, noun /analˈxesiko/: analgesic
123. Analía proper noun /anaˈlia/: a female given name
124. análisis noun /aˈnalisis/: analysis (decomposition into parts)
125. análisis clínico noun /aˌnalisis ˈkliniko/: clinical analysis
126. análisis complejo noun /aˌnalisis komˈplexo/: complex analysis
127. análisis cualitativo noun: qualitative analysis
128. análisis cuantitativo noun: quantitative analysis
129. análisis de sangre noun /aˌnalisis de ˈsanɡɾe/: blood test
130. análisis de sensibilidad noun: sensitivity analysis
131. análisis factorial noun: factor analysis
132. análisis matemático noun /aˌnalisis mateˈmatiko/: mathematical analysis
133. análisis químico noun /aˌnalisis ˈkimiko/: chemical analysis
134. análisis real noun /aˌnalisis reˈal/: real analysis
135. análisis técnico noun /aˌnalisis ˈteɡniko/: technical analysis
136. análisis volumétrico noun: volumetric analysis
137. analista noun /anaˈlista/: analyst
138. analista de sistemas noun /anaˌlista de sisˈtemas/: systems analyst
139. analístico adjective [anaˈlist̪iko]
140. analítica adjective, noun /anaˈlitika/: analytics
141. analíticamente adverb /anaˌlitikaˈmente/: analytically
142. analítico adjective /anaˈlitiko/: analytic
143. analito noun [anaˈlit̪o]: analyte
144. analizable adjective /analiˈθable/: analyzable
145. analizado verb /analiˈθado/: past participle of analizar
146. analizador adjective, noun /analiθaˈdoɾ/: analyzing
147. analizando verb [analiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of analizar
148. analizar verb /analiˈθaɾ/: to analyze (to subject to analysis)
149. analmente adverb /aˌnalˈmente/: anally (involving the anus)
150. análogamente adverb /aˌnaloɡaˈmente/: analogously
151. analogía noun /analoˈxia/: analogy
152. analógicamente adverb /anaˌloxikaˈmente/: analogically
153. analógico adjective /anaˈloxiko/: analogue, analog (in which the value of a data is represented by a continuous variable)
154. análogo adjective /aˈnaloɡo/: analogous
155. anamita adjective, noun /anaˈmita/: Annamite
156. anamnesia noun /anamˈnesja/: anamnesis (medical)
157. anamnesis noun /anamˈnesis/: anamnesis
158. anamórfico adjective /anaˈmoɾfiko/: anamorphic
159. anamorfismo noun /anamoɾˈfismo/: anamorphosis
160. anamorfo adjective, noun /anaˈmoɾfo/: anamorphous
161. anamorfosis noun /anamoɾˈfosis/: anamorphosis
162. anamú noun /anaˈmu/: guinea hen weed, anamu, Petiveria alliacea.
163. ananá noun /anaˈna/: pineapple
164. ananás noun /anaˈnas/: pineapple plant
165. ananay interjection /anaˈnai/: nice
166. anancefalia noun: anencephaly
167. anandamida noun: anandamide (ethanolamide of arachidonic acid)
168. añangotado verb [aɲãŋgoˈt̪að̞o]
169. añangotando verb [aɲãŋgoˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
170. añangotándose verb [aɲãŋgoˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]
171. añangotar verb [aɲãŋgoˈt̪aɾ]
172. añangotarse verb [aɲãŋgoˈt̪aɾse]
173. Ananías proper noun [anaˈnias]
174. Ananké proper noun /ananˈke/: Ananke (mother of the Fates and personification of inevitability and necessity)
175. anantes adverb /aˈnantes/: barely, scarcely
176. anantillo adverb /ananˈtiʝo/: synonym of anantes (barely, scarcely)
177. anantillos adverb /ananˈtiʝos/: synonym of anantes (barely, scarcely)
178. Anapa proper noun /aˈnapa/: Anapa (a town, a resort town in Krasnodar Krai, in southern Russia, on the Black Sea)
179. anapelo noun [anaˈpelo]
180. añapero noun: nighthawk
181. anapéstico adjective /anaˈpestiko/: anapestic
182. anapesto noun /anaˈpesto/: anapest (metrical foot)
183. anaplasia noun /anaˈplasja/: anaplasia (reversion of differentiation in cells)
184. anaplásico adjective /anaˈplasiko/: anaplasic
185. anaplerótico adjective /anapleˈɾotiko/: anaplerotic
186. anapolitano adjective, noun /anapoliˈtano/: Annapolitan (of, from or relating to the city of Annapolis, capital of Maryland, United States)
187. anápsido noun /aˈnabsido/: anapsid
188. anaquel noun /anaˈkel/: shelf
189. añar noun: alternative form of añal
190. anaranjado adjective, noun /anaɾanˈxado/: orange (the colour of the fruit of an orange tree)
191. anarco- prefix [aˈnaɾko]: anarcho- (denoting anarchy or anarchism)
192. anarcobolchevismo noun /aˌnaɾkobolt͡ʃeˈbismo/: anarcho-Bolshevism
193. anarcocapitalismo noun /anaɾkokapitaˈlismo/: anarcho-capitalism
194. anarcocapitalista adjective, noun /aˌnaɾkokapitaˈlista/: anarcho-capitalist
195. anarcocolectivismo noun: collectivist anarchism
196. anarcocolectivista noun: anarcho-collectivist
197. anarcocomunismo noun /aˌnaɾkokomuˈnismo/: anarcho-communism
198. anarcocomunista adjective, noun /aˌnaɾkokomuˈnista/: anarcho-communist
199. anarcofeminismo noun /aˌnaɾkofemiˈnismo/: anarcho-feminism
200. anarcofeminista adjective, noun /aˌnaɾkofemiˈnista/: anarcho-feminist
201. anarcoide adjective, noun /anaɾˈkoide/: rebellious; anarchic
202. anarcoindividualismo noun /aˌnaɾkoindibidwaˈlismo/: individualist anarchism
203. anarcoindividualista adjective, noun /aˌnaɾkoindibidwaˈlista/: anarcho-individualist
204. anarcoprimitivista adjective, noun: anarcho-primitivistic
205. anarcopunk noun /aˌnaɾkoˈpunk/: anarcho-punk
206. anarcosindicalismo noun: anarcho-syndicalism (a branch or field of anarchy that focuses on the abolition of capitalism)
207. anarcosindicalista adjective, noun: anarcho-syndicalist
208. anarmónico adjective: anharmonic
209. anarquía noun /anaɾˈkia/: anarchy (the state of a society being without authorities)
210. anarquía de la producción noun /anaɾˌkia de la pɾoduɡˈθjon/: anarchy of production
211. anarquía relacional noun /anaɾˌkia relaθjoˈnal/: relationship anarchy
212. anárquicamente adverb /aˌnaɾkikaˈmente/: anarchically
213. anárquico adjective /aˈnaɾkiko/: anarchic
214. anarquismo noun /anaɾˈkismo/: anarchism
215. anarquista adjective, noun /anaɾˈkista/: anarchistic
216. anarquizado verb /anaɾkiˈθado/: past participle of anarquizar
217. anarquizando verb [anaɾkiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of anarquizar
218. anarquizándose verb [anaɾkiˈsãn̪d̪ose]
219. anarquizante adjective [anaɾkiˈsãn̪t̪e]
220. anarquizar verb /anaɾkiˈθaɾ/: to make anarchic
221. anarquizarse verb [anaɾkiˈsaɾse]
222. añas noun, suffix /ˈaɲas/: feminine plural of -ano
223. Anasagasti proper noun [anasaˈɣ̞ast̪i]
224. anasazi adjective, noun: Anasazi
225. añascado verb [aɲasˈkað̞o]
226. añascando verb [aɲasˈkãn̪d̪o]
227. añascar verb [aɲasˈkaɾ]
228. Añasco proper noun [aˈnasko]
229. Anastasia proper noun /anasˈtasja/: a female given name
230. Anastasio proper noun /anasˈtasjo/: a male given name from Ancient Greek
231. anastilosis noun: anastylosis (reassembly of ruined monuments)
232. anastimafilia noun [anast̪imaˈfilja]
233. anastomizado verb [anast̪omiˈsað̞o]
234. anastomizando verb [anast̪omiˈsãn̪d̪o]
235. anastomizándose verb [anast̪omiˈsãn̪d̪ose]
236. anastomosa verb /anastomoˈsa/: only used in te ... anastomosa, syntactic variant of anastomósate, second-person singular imperative of anastomosarse
237. anastomosad verb: only used in os ... anastomosad, syntactic variant of anastomosaos, second-person plural imperative of anastomosarse
238. anastomosado adjective, verb /anastomoˈsado/: past participle of anastomosarse
239. anastomosando verb [anast̪omoˈsãn̪d̪o]: only used in se ... anastomosando, syntactic variant of anastomosándose, gerund of anastomosarse
240. anastomosándose verb [anast̪omoˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund
241. anastomosar verb: only used in se ... anastomosar, syntactic variant of anastomosarse
242. anastomosarse verb /anastomoˈsaɾse/: to anastomose
243. anastomose verb: only used in se anastomose, third-person singular present subjunctive of anastomosarse
244. anastomosemos verb: only used in nos ... anastomosemos, syntactic variant of anastomosémonos, first-person plural imperative of anastomosarse
245. anastomosen verb: only used in se ... anastomosen, syntactic variant of anastomósense, third-person plural imperative of anastomosarse
246. anastomosis noun /anastoˈmosis/: anastomosis
247. anastomótico adjective: anastomotic (pertaining to anastomosis)
248. anastro noun [aˈnast̪ɾo]
249. anástrofe noun /aˈnastɾofe/: anastrophe
250. anastrozol noun: anastrozole
251. anata noun /aˈnata/: annate (Catholic benefice)
252. anatasa noun /anaˈtasa/: anatase
253. anatema noun /anaˈtema/: anathema (ban or curse)
254. anatematizado adjective, verb /anatematiˈθado/: reprobate (rejected by god)
255. anatematizador adjective [anat̪emat̪isaˈð̞oɾ]
256. anatematizando verb [anat̪emat̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of anatematizar
257. anatematizar verb /anatematiˈθaɾ/: to anathematize
258. anatemizado verb /anatemiˈθado/: past participle of anatemizar
259. anatemizando verb [anat̪emiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of anatemizar
260. anatemizar verb /anatemiˈθaɾ/: synonym of anatematizar (“to anathematize, to curse”)
261. anátida noun /aˈnatida/: anatid
262. anatifa noun /anaˈtifa/: goose barnacle (Lepas)
263. anatocismo noun [anat̪oˈsismo]
264. anatolio adjective, noun /anaˈtoljo/: Anatolian
265. anatomía noun /anatoˈmia/: anatomy (science that deals with the form and structure of organic bodies)
266. anatomía funcional phrase [anat̪oˈmia fũnsjoˈnal]
267. anatomía patológica noun: anatomopathology
268. anatómicamente adverb /anaˌtomikaˈmente/: anatomically
269. anatómico adjective /anaˈtomiko/: anatomical
270. anatomista noun: anatomist (one involved in the science of anatomical structures)
271. anatomizado verb [anat̪omiˈsað̞o]
272. anatomizando verb [anat̪omiˈsãn̪d̪o]
273. anatomizar verb [anat̪omiˈsaɾ]
274. anatomofisiología noun /anatomofisjoloˈxia/: anatomophysiology
275. anatomofisiológico adjective /anatomofisjoˈloxiko/: anatomophysiological
276. anatomopatológico adjective [anat̪omopat̪oˈloxiko]: anatomopathological (relating to both anatomy and pathology)
277. anatomopatólogo noun /anatomopaˈtoloɡo/: anatomopathologist
278. anatópico adjective [anaˈt̪opiko]
279. anatopismo noun [anat̪oˈpismo]
280. anátropo adjective /aˈnatɾopo/: anatropous
281. Anau proper noun [ˈanaw]
282. anauco noun /aˈnauko/: coral tree
283. anavia noun /aˈnabja/: blueberry
284. anaxagorano adjective, noun: Anaxagoran
285. Anaxágoras proper noun /anaɡˈsaɡoɾas/: Anaxagoras (ancient Greek philosopher)
286. anaximandro adjective, noun /anaɡsiˈmandɾo/: Anaximanderian
287. Anaxímenes proper noun: Anaximenes (philosopher)
288. anaximeno adjective, noun /anaɡsiˈmeno/: Anaximenean
289. Anaya proper noun /aˈnaʝa/: a surname
290. anayismo noun /anaˈʝismo/: the politics of, or support for, Ricardo Anaya Cortés, Mexican politician
291. anayista adjective, noun /anaˈʝista/: of or supporting Ricardo Anaya Cortés (Mexican politician)
292. anazaíta noun /anaθaˈita/: Anazzah
293. anca adverb, noun /ˈanka/: haunch, rump
294. ancado adjective, noun [ãŋˈkað̞o]
295. ancap adjective [ãŋˈkap]
296. ancas de rana noun /ˌankas de ˈrana/: frog legs (hind legs of frog as food)
297. Áncash proper noun /ˈankaʃ/: a region of Peru
298. ancashino adjective, noun /ankaˈʃino/: of, from or relating to Ancash
299. ancestral adjective /anθesˈtɾal/: ancestral
300. ancestralía noun /anθestɾaˈlia/: synonym of ancestralidad

Part 43 · Part 45 · Spanish words: A

Source: English Wiktionary (Spanish entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Spanish Wiktionary (Wikcionario): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under A: 23,192 words, in 78 parts.