Spanish words: anencefálico to anidante
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Spanish words anencefálico to anidante
- anencefálico adjective: anencephalic
- -áneo suffix [ˈaneo]
- -áneos suffix [ˈaneos]
- -añera suffix [aˈɲeɾa]
- -añero adjective, suffix [aˈɲeɾo]
- anestesia noun, verb /anesˈtesja/: anesthetic
- anestesia general noun /anesˌtesja xeneˈɾal/: general anaesthesia
- anestesia local noun /anesˌtesja loˈkal/: local anaesthetic
- anestesiado verb /anesteˈsjado/: past participle of anestesiar
- anestesiador noun /anestesjaˈdoɾ/: anesthetist
- anestesiando verb /anesteˈsjando/: gerund of anestesiar
- anestesiándose verb [anest̪eˈsjãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of anestesiar combined with se
- anestesiante adjective: anaesthetising
- anestesiar verb /anesteˈsjaɾ/: to anesthetize
- anestesiarse verb [anest̪eˈsjaɾse]: infinitive of anestesiar combined with se
- anestésico adjective, noun /anesˈtesiko/: anesthetic
- anestésico local noun /anesˌtesiko loˈkal/: local anesthetic
- anestesiología noun: anesthesiology
- anestesiólogo noun /anesteˈsjoloɡo/: anesthesiologist
- anestesista noun /anesteˈsista/: anaesthetist
- anestro noun: anestrus (sexual respite in between breeding periods)
- anetol noun /aneˈtol/: anethole
- aneuploide adjective: aneuploid
- aneuploidía noun [anewplojˈð̞ia]: aneuploidy
- aneurisma noun /aneuˈɾisma/: aneurysm
- aneurismático adjective /aneuɾisˈmatiko/: aneurysmatic (of, pertaining to, or causing aneurysms)
- anexado verb /aneɡˈsado/: past participle of anexar
- anexando verb [anekˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of anexar
- anexar verb /aneɡˈsaɾ/: to annex, attach
- anexial adjective /aneɡˈsjal/: adnexal
- anexidad noun /aneɡsiˈdad/: connection
- anexión noun /aneɡˈsjon/: annexation (the act of annexing)
- anexionado verb /aneɡsjoˈnado/: past participle of anexionar
- anexionando verb [aneksjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of anexionar
- anexionar verb /aneɡsjoˈnaɾ/: to annex
- anexionismo noun /aneɡsjoˈnismo/: annexationism
- anexionista noun /aneɡsjoˈnista/: annexationist
- anexitis noun: pelvic inflammatory disease
- anexo adjective, noun, verb /aˈneɡso/: attached
- anexos adjective, noun [aˈneksos]: masculine plural of anexo
- Añez proper noun /ˈaɲeθ/: a surname
- anfesibena noun [ãɱfesiˈβ̞ena]
- anfeta noun /anˈfeta/: clipping of anfetamina
- anfetamina noun /anfetaˈmina/: amphetamine
- anfetamínico adjective /anfetaˈminiko/: amphetamine
- anfi- prefix: amphi-
- Anfiarao proper noun /anfjaˈɾao/: Amphiaraus
- anfiartrosis noun [ãɱfjaɾˈt̪ɾosis]: amphiarthrosis
- anfibio adjective, noun /anˈfibjo/: amphibious, amphibian
- anfibios adjective, noun /anˈfibjos/: masculine plural of anfibio
- anfíbol noun /anˈfibol/: amphibole
- anfibólico noun [ãɱfiˈβ̞oliko]
- anfibolita noun [ãɱfiβ̞oˈlit̪a]: amphibolite (metamorphic rock composed mainly of amphibole)
- anfibología noun /anfiboloˈxia/: amphibology, amphiboly
- anfíbraco noun /anˈfibɾako/: amphibrach
- anficinético adjective [ãɱfisiˈnet̪iko]
- anfictiónico adjective [ãɱfikˈt̪joniko]
- anfidinámico adjective [ãɱfið̞iˈnamiko]
- anfídromo adjective [ãɱˈfið̞ɾomo]
- anfifílico adjective /anfiˈfiliko/: amphiphilic
- anfímacro noun /anˈfimakɾo/: amphimacer
- anfión noun /anˈfjon/: opium
- anfipático adjective /anfiˈpatiko/: amphipathic
- anfípodo noun: amphipod
- anfipróstilo adjective, noun /anfiˈpɾostilo/: amphiprostyle
- anfisbena noun /anfisˈbena/: amphisbaena
- anfisbenio noun: amphisbaenian
- anfiscio adjective [ãɱˈfisjo]
- anfisibena noun [ãɱfisiˈβ̞ena]
- anfiteatro noun /anfiteˈatɾo/: amphitheater
- anfitrión noun /anfiˈtɾjon/: host (one which receives a guest)
- anfitrionar verb [ãɱfit̪ɾjoˈnaɾ]: to host someone or something, to act as a host for someone or something
- anfitrópico adjective /anfiˈtɾopiko/: amphitropic
- ánfora noun /ˈanfoɾa/: amphora
- anfotericina noun /anfoteɾiˈθina/: amphotericin
- anfractuosidad noun [ãɱfɾakt̪wosiˈð̞að̞]: roughness
- anfractuoso adjective [ãɱfɾakˈt̪woso]: anfractuous
- anga interjection, noun, suffix /ˈanɡa/: used with pejorative value in nouns and adjectives
- anganillas noun [ãŋgaˈniʝas]
- angarilla noun [ãŋgaˈɾiʝa]: stretcher, gurney
- angarillado verb [ãŋgaɾiˈʝað̞o]
- angarillando verb [ãŋgaɾiˈʝãn̪d̪o]
- angarillar verb [ãŋgaɾiˈʝaɾ]
- angarillas noun /anɡaˈɾiʝas/: stretcher
- angarillero noun [ãŋgaɾiˈʝeɾo]
- ángaro noun [ˈãŋgaɾo]
- -angas suffix /ˈanɡas/: plural of -anga
- angaú adjective [ãŋgaˈu]
- ángel noun /ˈanxel/: angel (an incorporeal and sometimes divine messenger from a deity)
- ángel caído noun: fallen angel
- ángel custodio phrase [ˈãŋxel kusˈt̪oð̞jo]
- ángel de la guarda noun, phrase /ˌanxel de la ˈɡwaɾda/: guardian angel
- ángel protector noun /ˌanxel pɾoteɡˈtoɾ/: guardian angel
- Ángela proper noun /ˈanxela/: a female given name, equivalent to English Angela
- angelado adjective [ãŋxeˈlað̞o]
- angélica adjective, noun /anˈxelika/: angelica (plant)
- angélica silvestre noun /anˌxelika silˈbestɾe/: wild angelica (Angelica sylvestris)
- angelical adjective /anxeliˈkal/: angelic (belonging to, proceeding from, or resembling an angel)
- angelicalmente adverb /anxeliˌkalˈmente/: angelically
- angélico adjective /anˈxeliko/: angelic
- angelino adjective, noun /anxeˈlino/: of, from or relating to Los Angeles
- angelito noun /anxeˈlito/: young child
- angelizado verb [ãŋxeliˈsað̞o]
- angelizando verb [ãŋxeliˈsãn̪d̪o]
- angelizándose verb [ãŋxeliˈsãn̪d̪ose]
- angelizar verb [ãŋxeliˈsaɾ]
- angelizarse verb [ãŋxeliˈsaɾse]
- angelología noun /anxeloloˈxia/: angelology
- angelólogo noun /anxeˈloloɡo/: angelologist
- Angelópolis proper noun /anxeˈlopolis/: Puebla; Puebla de Zaragoza
- angelote noun /anxeˈlote/: angel shark
- ángelus noun /ˈanxelus/: Angelus
- Angers proper noun [ãŋˈxeɾs]
- angevino adjective, noun /anxeˈbino/: Angevin
- angiitis noun /anxiˈitis/: alternative form of angitis
- angina noun /anˈxina/: angina (infection of the throat)
- angina cardiaca phrase [ãŋˈxina kaɾˈð̞jaka]
- angina de pecho noun, phrase [ãŋˈxina ð̞e ˈpet͡ʃo]: angina pectoris (intermittent chest pain)
- anginas noun /anˈxinas/: plural of angina
- anginofobia noun [ãŋxinoˈfoβ̞ja]
- angio- prefix /anxjo/: angio-
- angiodisplasia noun: angiodysplasia
- angiofibroma noun /anxjofiˈbɾoma/: angiofibroma
- angiogénesis noun /anxjoˈxenesis/: angiogenesis
- angiografía noun /anxjoɡɾaˈfia/: angiograph
- angiográfico adjective /anxjoˈɡɾafiko/: angiographic
- angiograma noun [ãŋxjoˈɣ̞ɾama]: angiogram (an X-ray image of the blood vessels)
- angioinmunoblástico adjective /anxjoimmunoˈblastiko/: angioimmunoblastic
- angioinvasivo adjective /anxjoimbaˈsibo/: angioinvasive
- angiología noun [ãŋxjoloˈxia]: angiology
- angiológico adjective: angiological
- angiólogo noun /anˈxjoloɡo/: angiologist
- angioma noun /anˈxjoma/: angioma
- angiopatía noun /anxjopaˈtia/: angiopathy (any disease of the blood vessels)
- angioplastia noun [ãŋxjoˈplast̪ja]: angioplasty
- angioradiología noun: angioradiology
- angiosperma noun [ãŋxjosˈpeɾma]: angiosperm
- angiospérmico adjective: angiospermic
- angiotensina noun /anxjotenˈsina/: angiotensin
- angiotensinógeno noun: angiotensinogen
- angitis noun /anˈxitis/: angiitis, vasculitis
- angkoriano adjective, noun /ankoˈɾjano/: Angkorian
- Anglada proper noun [ãŋˈglað̞a]
- anglesita noun [ãŋgleˈsit̪a]
- anglicanismo noun [ãŋglikaˈnismo]: Anglicanism (beliefs and practices of the Anglican Church)
- anglicanización noun /anɡlikaniθaˈθjon/: Anglicanization
- anglicanizar verb /anɡlikaniˈθaɾ/: to Anglicanize
- anglicano adjective, noun /anɡliˈkano/: Anglican
- anglicismo noun /anɡliˈθismo/: Anglicism (word or other feature originating in the English language)
- anglificación noun: Anglification
- anglificar verb /anɡlifiˈkaɾ/: to anglicize
- anglo adjective, noun, prefix /ˈanɡlo/: Anglian (pertaining to the Angles)
- anglo-católico noun: Anglo-Catholic (member of the Anglican Church with Catholic traditions)
- angloalbanés adjective /anɡloalbaˈnes/: Anglo-Albanian
- angloamericanismo noun [ãŋgloameɾikaˈnismo]: Americanism (linguistic feature)
- angloamericanista adjective [ãŋgloameɾikaˈnist̪a]
- angloamericano adjective, noun /anɡloameɾiˈkano/: Anglo-American
- angloargentino adjective /anɡloaɾxenˈtino/: Anglo-Argentinian
- angloboliviano adjective /anɡloboliˈbjano/: Anglo-Bolivian
- anglobrasileño adjective /anɡlobɾasiˈleɲo/: Anglo-Brazilian
- anglocanadiense adjective [ãŋglokanaˈð̞jẽnse]: English-Canadian
- anglocatólico adjective, noun /anɡlokaˈtoliko/: Anglo-Catholic
- anglocentrismo noun /anɡloθenˈtɾismo/: Anglocentrism (the practice of viewing the world from an English or Anglo-American perspective)
- anglochileno adjective /anɡlot͡ʃiˈleno/: Anglo-Chilean
- anglocolombiano adjective /anɡlokolomˈbjano/: Anglo-Colombian
- anglocubano adjective /anɡlokuˈbano/: Anglo-Cuban
- angloecuatoriano adjective /anɡloekwatoˈɾjano/: Anglo-Ecuadorian
- angloesfera noun /ˌanɡloesˈfeɾa/: Anglosphere (set of anglophone countries)
- angloestadounidense adjective, noun /ˌanɡloestadouniˈdense/: English American
- anglofilia noun /anɡloˈfilja/: Anglophilia
- anglófilo adjective, noun /anˈɡlofilo/: Anglophilic
- anglofobia noun /anɡloˈfobja/: Anglophobia
- anglofóbico adjective, noun: Anglophobic
- anglófobo adjective, noun /anˈɡlofobo/: Anglophobic
- anglófono adjective /anˈɡlofono/: Anglophone
- anglofrancés adjective: Anglo-French
- anglohablante adjective, noun /anɡloaˈblante/: Anglophone (English-speaking)
- angloholandés adjective /anɡloolanˈdes/: Anglo-Dutch
- angloíndio adjective, noun [ãŋgloˈĩn̪d̪jo]: Anglo-Indian
- angloirlandés adjective, noun /anɡloiɾlanˈdes/: Anglo-Irish
- anglomanía noun /ˌanɡlomaˈnia/: Anglomania
- anglómano adjective, noun /anˈɡlomano/: Anglomanic
- anglomexicano adjective /anɡlomeɡsiˈkano/: Anglo-Mexican
- anglonormando adjective, noun /anɡlonoɾˈmando/: Anglo-Norman
- angloparaguayo adjective /anɡlopaɾaˈɡwaʝo/: Anglo-Paraguayan
- angloparlante adjective, noun /anɡlopaɾˈlante/: Anglophone (English-speaking)
- anglopatagónico adjective /anɡlopataˈɡoniko/: Anglo-Patagonian
- angloperuano adjective /anɡlopeˈɾwano/: Anglo-Peruvian
- anglosajón adjective, noun /anɡlosaˈxon/: Anglo-Saxon
- anglosalvadoreño adjective /anɡlosalbadoˈɾeɲo/: Anglo-Salvadorian
- anglosfera noun /anɡlosˈfeɾa/: Anglosphere (the English-speaking countries)
- anglosoviético adjective /anɡlosoˈbjetiko/: Anglo-Sovietic
- anglouruguayo adjective /anɡlouɾuˈɡwaʝo/: Anglo-Uruguayan
- anglovenezolano adjective /anɡlobeneθoˈlano/: Anglo-Venezuelan
- -ango suffix [ˈãŋgo]
- Angoitia proper noun [ãŋˈgojt̪ja]
- angoja noun /anˈɡoxa/: grief; anguish
- angojoso adjective [ãŋgoˈxoso]
- Angol proper noun /anˈɡol/: A Chilean city and commune.
- Angola proper noun /anˈɡola/: Angola (a country in Southern Africa)
- angolano adjective, noun /anɡoˈlano/: Angolan
- angoleño adjective, noun /anɡoˈleɲo/: Angolan
- angolino adjective [ãŋgoˈlino]
- Angón proper noun /anˈɡon/: a surname
- angora noun: angora
- angorense adjective, noun /anɡoˈɾense/: Ankaran (of, from or relating to the city of Ankara, capital of Turkey)
- -angos suffix [ˈãŋgos]
- angostado verb /anɡosˈtado/: past participle of angostar
- angostamente adverb /anˌɡostaˈmente/: narrowly
- angostamiento noun /anɡostaˈmjento/: narrowing
- angostando verb [ãŋgosˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of angostar
- angostándose verb [ãŋgosˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of angostar combined with se
- angostar verb /anɡosˈtaɾ/: to narrow
- angostarse verb [ãŋgosˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of angostar combined with se
- angostísimo adjective [ãŋgosˈt̪isimo]: superlative degree of angosto
- angosto adjective, verb /anˈɡosto/: narrow
- angostura noun /anɡosˈtuɾa/: defile, narrow passage
- angrelado adjective /anɡɾeˈlado/: engrailed
- angrofobia noun [ãŋgɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
- ángstrom noun: angstrom (a very small unit of length, 10⁻¹⁰ m)
- Anguiano proper noun /anˈɡjano/: a surname from Basque
- anguila noun /anˈɡila/: eel
- anguila eléctrica noun /anˌɡila eˈleɡtɾika/: electric eel (species of fish)
- anguila europea noun: European eel
- anguilano adjective [ãŋgiˈlano]
- anguilense adjective, noun [ãŋgiˈlẽnse]: Anguillan
- anguiliforme adjective [ãŋgiliˈfoɾme]
- Anguiliformes noun [ãŋgiliˈfoɾmes]
- Anguita proper noun [ãŋˈgit̪a]
- angula noun, verb /anˈɡula/: elver (baby eel)
- angulación noun /anɡulaˈθjon/: angle, angulation
- angulado verb [ãŋguˈlað̞o]: past participle of angular
- angulando verb [ãŋguˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of angular
- angular adjective, verb /anɡuˈlaɾ/: angular
- angularidad noun: angularity
- angularmente adverb /anɡuˌlaɾˈmente/: angularly
- Angulema proper noun [ãŋguˈlema]
- ángulo noun, verb /ˈanɡulo/: angle
- ángulo agudo noun, phrase [ˈãŋgulo aˈɣ̞uð̞o]: acute angle
- ángulo de incidencia noun: angle of incidence
- ángulo de pala phrase [ˈãŋgulo ð̞e ˈpala]
- ángulo de paralaje phrase [ˈãŋgulo ð̞e paɾaˈlaxe]
- ángulo de paralelaje phrase [ˈãŋgulo ð̞e paɾaleˈlaxe]
- ángulo de reflexión noun: angle of reflection
- ángulo de refracción noun: angle of refraction
- ángulo horario phrase [ˈãŋgulo oˈɾaɾjo]
- ángulo llano phrase [ˈãŋgulo ˈʝano]
- ángulo obtuso noun, phrase [ˈãŋgulo oβ̞ˈt̪uso]: obtuse angle
- ángulo recto noun, phrase [ˈãŋgulo ˈrekt̪o]: right angle
- angulosidad noun /anɡulosiˈdad/: angularity
- anguloso adjective /anɡuˈloso/: angulous (of a face or features)
- anguria noun [ãŋˈguɾja]
- angurri noun /anˈɡuri/: druggie
- angurria noun /anˈɡurja/: famishing hunger
- angurrientismo noun [ãŋgurjẽn̪ˈt̪ismo]
- angurrientista adjective, noun [ãŋgurjẽn̪ˈt̪ist̪a]
- angurriento adjective /anɡuˈrjento/: greedy, selfish
- angurrismo noun [ãŋguˈrismo]
- angustia noun, verb /anˈɡustja/: anguish, agony
- angustiadamente adverb /anɡusˌtjadaˈmente/: anguishedly
- angustiado adjective, verb /anɡusˈtjado/: anguished
- angustiador adjective [ãŋgust̪jaˈð̞oɾ]
- angustiando verb /anɡusˈtjando/: gerund of angustiar
- angustiándose verb [ãŋgusˈt̪jãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of angustiar combined with se
- angustiante adjective /anɡusˈtjante/: distressing, upsetting, anguishing
- angustiar verb /anɡusˈtjaɾ/: to anguish, distress
- angustiarse verb [ãŋgusˈt̪jaɾse]: infinitive of angustiar combined with se
- angustiosamente adverb /anɡusˌtjosaˈmente/: distressingly, agonizingly
- angustioso adjective /anɡusˈtjoso/: anguished, distressed
- anhedonia noun /aneˈdonja/: anhedonia (inability to feel pleasure)
- anhédrico adjective /aˈnedɾiko/: anhedral
- anhelado verb /aneˈlado/: past participle of anhelar
- anhelando verb [ãneˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of anhelar
- anhelante adjective /aneˈlante/: eager, longing
- anhelar verb /aneˈlaɾ/: to pant; to long for; to yearn; to yearn for; to long; to desire; to hanker; to crave
- anhelo noun, verb /aˈnelo/: longing, desire, wish
- anheloso adjective /aneˈloso/: eager; keen
- anhidrasa adjective, noun: anhydrase
- anhidraso adjective: anhydrous
- anhídrido noun: anhydride
- anhídrido acético noun [ãnˈið̞ɾið̞o aˈset̪iko]
- anhídrido carbónico noun: carbon dioxide (cO₂)
- anhidrita noun: anhydrite (saline evaporite)
- anhidro adjective /aˈnidɾo/: anhydrous
- anhidrobiosis noun: anhydrobiosis (form of cryptobiosis)
- anhidrosis noun /aniˈdɾosis/: anhidrosis
- Ania proper noun [ˈanja]
- Aníbal proper noun /aˈnibal/: a male given name from Latin [in turn from Punic], equivalent to English Hannibal
- aniceto noun /aniˈθeto/: anus
- añico noun /aˈɲiko/: diminutive of año
- anicónico adjective: aniconic
- aniconismo noun /anikoˈnismo/: aniconism
- añicos noun /aˈɲikos/: shards, smithereens, pieces
- anidación noun /anidaˈθjon/: nesting
- anidado adjective, verb /aniˈdado/: nested
- anidaje noun: nesting
- anidamiento noun: nesting (process by which a bird nests)
- anidando verb [aniˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of anidar
- anidándose verb [aniˈð̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of anidar combined with se
- anidante adjective: nesting
Part 45 · Part 47 · 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.