Spanish words: áridos to arpando

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Spanish words áridos to arpando

áridos adjective, noun /ˈaɾidos/: masculine plural of árido
Ariel proper noun /aˈɾjel/: a unisex given name from Biblical Hebrew
Ariela proper noun [aˈɾjela]
arienzo noun /aˈɾjenθo/: a certain type of old coin from Castille
Aries proper noun /ˈaɾjes/: Aries (constellation)
arietado verb /aɾjeˈtado/: past participle of arietar
arietando verb [aɾjeˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of arietar
arietar verb /aɾjeˈtaɾ/: to ram (strike with an implement)
arietazo noun /aɾjeˈtaθo/: a battering with or as with a battering ram.
ariete noun, verb /aˈɾjete/: battering ram
arietino adjective [aɾjeˈt̪ino]
Arija proper noun [aˈɾixa]
arilado adjective: arillate
Arilla proper noun [aˈɾiʝa]
arillo noun /aˈɾiʝo/: wooden ring, usually three to four centimeters wide, used to hold together the clerical collars of ecclesiastics
arilo noun /aˈɾilo/: aril
arimaspo noun [aɾiˈmaspo]
Arin proper noun [ˈaɾĩn]
Arina proper noun [aˈɾina]
Ariño proper noun [aˈɾiɲo]
arinto noun /aˈɾinto/: Arinto
ario adjective, noun, suffix /ˈaɾjo/: -ary
Ariola proper noun [aˈɾjola]
ariosófico adjective /aɾjoˈsofiko/: Ariosophic
aripiprazol noun /aɾipipɾaˈθol/: aripiprazole
aripo noun [aˈɾipo]
ariqueño adjective, noun /aɾiˈkeɲo/: of, from or relating to Arica
Aris proper noun [ˈaɾis]
ariscado verb [aɾisˈkað̞o]
ariscando verb [aɾisˈkãn̪d̪o]
ariscándose verb [aɾisˈkãn̪d̪ose]
ariscar verb /aɾisˈkaɾ/: to get angry
ariscarse verb /aɾisˈkaɾse/: infinitive of ariscar combined with se
arisco adjective /aˈɾisko/: surly, unfriendly
Arismendi proper noun [aɾisˈmẽn̪d̪i]
arismo noun /aˈɾismo/: belief in, or support of, the National Liberation Party of Costa Rica
Arispe proper noun [aˈɾispe]
arisqueado verb [aɾiskeˈað̞o]
arisqueando verb [aɾiskeˈãn̪d̪o]
arista noun /aˈɾista/: edge (place where two faces of a polyhedron meet)
aristado adjective /aɾisˈtado/: aristate
Aristarain proper noun [aɾisˈt̪aɾãjn]
aristarco noun [aɾisˈt̪aɾko]
Aristegui proper noun [aˈɾist̪eɣ̞i]
Aristeguieta proper noun [aɾist̪eˈɣ̞jet̪a]
Aristeo proper noun /aɾisˈteo/: Aristaeus
Aristi proper noun [aˈɾist̪i]
Arístides proper noun [aˈɾist̪ið̞es]
Aristimuño proper noun [aɾist̪iˈmuno]
Aristipo proper noun: Aristippus (founder of the sensual hedonistic philosophical school of Cyrenaicism in Cyrene)
Aristizábal proper noun /aɾistiˈθabal/: a surname from Basque
Aristo proper noun [aˈɾist̪o]
aristocracia noun /aɾistoˈkɾaθja/: aristocracy
aristocracia obrera noun /aɾistoˌkɾaθja oˈbɾeɾa/: labour aristocracy
aristócrata noun /aɾisˈtokɾata/: aristocrat
aristocráticamente adverb /aɾistoˌkɾatikaˈmente/: aristocratically
aristocrático adjective /aɾistoˈkɾatiko/: aristocratic
aristocratización noun /aɾistokɾatiθaˈθjon/: aristocratization
aristocratizado verb /aɾistokɾatiˈθado/: past participle of aristocratizar
aristocratizando verb [aɾist̪okɾat̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of aristocratizar
aristocratizándose verb [aɾist̪okɾat̪iˈsãn̪d̪ose]
aristocratizar verb /aɾistokɾatiˈθaɾ/: to make aristocratic
aristocratizarse verb [aɾist̪okɾat̪iˈsaɾse]
Aristófanes proper noun /aɾisˈtofanes/: Aristophanes
aristofanesco adjective /aɾistofaˈnesko/: Aristophanean
aristofánico adjective [aɾist̪oˈfaniko]: Aristophanean
aristoloquia noun /aɾistoˈlokja/: birthwort
aristón noun [aɾisˈt̪õn]
Aristóteles proper noun /aɾisˈtoteles/: Aristotle
aristotélico adjective, noun [aɾist̪oˈt̪eliko]: Aristotelian
aristotelismo noun: Aristotelianism
aritenoideo noun: arytenoid
aritenoides noun [aɾit̪eˈnojð̞es]: arytenoids
aritmancia noun /aɾidˈmanθja/: arithmancy
aritmética adjective, noun [aɾit̪ˈmet̪ika]: arithmetic (mathematics of numbers, etc.)
aritméticamente adverb /aɾidˌmetikaˈmente/: arithmetically
aritmético adjective, noun /aɾidˈmetiko/: arithmetic, arithmetical
aritmofobia noun [aɾit̪moˈfoβ̞ja]
aritmología noun: arithmology
aritmomancia noun: alternative form of aritmancia
aritmomanía noun: arithmomania
aritmómetro noun: arithmometer (a calculating machine)
arito noun /aˈɾito/: diminutive of aro
Ariz proper noun [aˈɾis]
Ariza proper noun [aˈɾisa]
Arizabaleta proper noun [aɾisaβ̞aˈlet̪a]
Arizaga proper noun /aɾiˈθaɡa/: a surname from Basque
Arizala proper noun [aɾiˈsala]
Arizaleta proper noun [aɾisaˈlet̪a]
Arizcun proper noun [aˈɾiskũn]
Arizmendi proper noun [aɾisˈmẽn̪d̪i]
Arizmendiarrieta proper noun [aɾismẽn̪d̪jaˈrjet̪a]
Arizona proper noun /aɾiˈθona/: Arizona (a state in the southwestern United States, established 1912)
arizoniano adjective, noun /aɾiθoˈnjano/: Arizonan
Arizpe proper noun [aˈɾispe]
Ariztía proper noun [aɾisˈt̪ia]
Arizu proper noun [aˈɾisu]
arjé noun [aɾˈxe]
Arjona proper noun /aɾˈxona/: Arjona (a town, a municipality of Bolívar department, Colombia)
arjonero adjective [aɾxoˈneɾo]
arjorán noun: Judas tree (Cercis siliquastrum)
Arkansas proper noun /aɾˈkansas/: Arkansas (a state in the South Central region of the United States)
arkansino adjective, noun /aɾkanˈsino/: Arkansan
Arla proper noun [ˈaɾla]
arlado verb [aɾˈlað̞o]
arlando verb [aɾˈlãn̪d̪o]
Arle proper noun [ˈaɾle]
Arlegui proper noun [aɾˈleɣ̞i]
arlequín noun /aɾleˈkin/: buffoon, jester
arlequinado adjective /aɾlekiˈnado/: harlequinesque
arlera noun [aɾˈleɾa]
Arles proper noun [ˈaɾles]
arlesiano adjective, noun /aɾleˈsjano/: of, from or relating to Arles
arlesino adjective, noun /aɾleˈsino/: of, from or relating to Arles
Arlington proper noun [aɾˈlĩŋt̪õn]
arlita noun /aɾˈlita/: exclay
arlo noun [ˈaɾlo]
arlota noun [aɾˈlot̪a]
arlote noun [aɾˈlot̪e]
arltiano adjective /aɾlˈtjano/: of Roberto Arlt; Arlt's
arma noun, verb /ˈaɾma/: weapon, arm
arma arrojadiza noun /ˌaɾma aroxaˈdiθa/: throwing weapon
arma biológica noun, phrase /ˌaɾma bjoˈloxika/: biological weapon
arma blanca noun, phrase /ˌaɾma ˈblanka/: bladed weapon; knife, sword etc.
arma de aire comprimido phrase [ˈaɾma ð̞e ˈajɾe kõmpɾiˈmið̞o]
arma de asedio noun /ˌaɾma de aˈsedjo/: siege engine
arma de destrucción masiva noun: weapon of mass destruction
arma de doble filo noun, phrase [ˈaɾma ð̞e ˈð̞oβ̞le ˈfilo]: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see arma, de doble filo.
arma de dos filos noun, phrase [ˈaɾma ð̞e ˈð̞os ˈfilos]: synonym of arma de doble filo
arma de fogueo noun /ˌaɾma de foˈɡeo/: flare gun
arma de fuego noun, phrase /ˌaɾma de ˈfweɡo/: firearm
arma de percusión phrase [ˈaɾma ð̞e peɾkuˈsjõn]
arma homicida noun /ˌaɾma omiˈθida/: murder weapon
arma negra phrase [ˈaɾma ˈneɣ̞ɾa]
arma nuclear noun, phrase /ˌaɾma nukleˈaɾ/: nuclear weapon
arma química noun /ˌaɾma ˈkimika/: chemical weapon
armable adjective /aɾˈmable/: armable
armada adjective, noun, verb /aɾˈmada/: navy
armadijo noun /aɾmaˈdixo/: trap, snare (for catching game or birds)
armadillo noun /aɾmaˈdiʝo/: armadillo
armadillo andino noun /aɾmaˌdiʝo anˈdino/: Andean hairy armadillo
armadillo de nueve bandas noun /aɾmaˌdiʝo de ˌnwebe ˈbandas/: nine-banded armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus)
armado adjective, noun, verb /aɾˈmado/: armed
armador adjective, noun /aɾmaˈdoɾ/: shipowner
armadura noun /aɾmaˈduɾa/: armour
armagedón noun [aɾmaxeˈð̞õn]
armaje noun /aɾˈmaxe/: framework
armamentismo noun /aɾmamenˈtismo/: arming; build-up of arms (weaponry)
armamentista adjective /aɾmamenˈtista/: arms, weaponry
armamentístico adjective /aɾmamenˈtistiko/: arms, weaponry
armamento noun /aɾmaˈmento/: armament, weaponry, weapons, arms
armañac noun /aɾmaˈɲak/: Armagnac (brandy)
armando verb /aɾˈmando/: gerund of armar
armándose verb [aɾˈmãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of armar combined with se
armar verb /aɾˈmaɾ/: to arm (supply with weapons)
armar hasta los dientes verb /aɾˌmaɾ ˌasta los ˈdjentes/: to arm to the teeth
armar la de Dios es Cristo phrase, verb /aɾˌmaɾ la de ˌdjos ˌes ˈkɾisto/: to raise hell, create an almighty fuss
armar la de san Quintín verb /aɾˌmaɾ la de ˌsan kinˈtin/: to start a fight
armar un lío verb /aɾˌmaɾ un ˈlio/: synonym of armarse un lío (“to get into a mess”)
armar un peo phrase [aɾˈmaɾ ũn ˈpeo]
armario noun /aɾˈmaɾjo/: storage cabinet, wardrobe, cupboard
armarla verb /aɾˈmaɾla/: to kick up a fuss
armarse verb [aɾˈmaɾse]: infinitive of armar combined with se
armarse de valor phrase [aɾˈmaɾse ð̞e β̞aˈloɾ]
armarse el tole tole phrase [aɾˈmaɾse el̪ ˈt̪ole ˈt̪ole]
armarse la de Dios es Cristo phrase, verb /aɾˌmaɾse la de ˌdjos ˌes ˈkɾisto/: alternative form of armar la de Dios es Cristo
armarse la gorda verb /aɾˌmaɾse la ˈɡoɾda/: to raise Cain; to raise hell
armarse la marimorena verb /aɾˌmaɾse la maɾimoˈɾena/: to throw a tantrum, to blow one's top, to blow a fuse
armarse un lío verb /aɾˌmaɾse un ˈlio/: to get into a mess
armas noun, verb /ˈaɾmas/: plural of arma
armatoste noun /aɾmaˈtoste/: hulky thing, big eyesore
Armavir proper noun [aɾmaˈβ̞iɾ]
armazón noun /aɾmaˈθon/: frame, framework
armella noun /aɾˈmeʝa/: eyebolt
Armendáriz proper noun /aɾmenˈdaɾiθ/: a surname from Basque
Armengol proper noun [aɾmẽŋˈgol]
armenio adjective, noun /aɾˈmenjo/: Armenian (of, from, or relating to Armenia, Armenians, the language or alphabet)
Armenta proper noun [aɾˈmẽn̪t̪a]
Armentia proper noun [aɾˈmẽn̪t̪ja]
armería noun /aɾmeˈɾia/: armoury/armory
armero adjective, noun /aɾˈmeɾo/: relating to the production of arms
Armesto proper noun [aɾˈmest̪o]
armífero adjective [aɾˈmifeɾo]
armigero adjective, noun /aɾˈmixeɾo/: armiferous
armiguero noun: armsbearer
Armijo proper noun [aɾˈmixo]
armilar adjective: armillary
armilla noun /aɾˈmiʝa/: diminutive of arma
armiñado verb [aɾmiˈɲað̞o]
armiñando verb [aɾmiˈɲãn̪d̪o]
arminianismo noun: Arminianism
arminiano adjective, noun /aɾmiˈnjano/: Arminian
armiño noun /aɾˈmiɲo/: ermine
Armisen proper noun [aɾˈmisẽn]
armisticio noun /aɾmisˈtiθjo/: armistice
Armoa proper noun [aɾˈmoa]
armón noun /aɾˈmon/: caisson (two-wheeled military vehicle)
Armona proper noun [aɾˈmona]
armonía noun /aɾmoˈnia/: harmony
armonía funcional noun /aɾmoˌnia funθjoˈnal/: functional harmony
armonía vocálica noun /aɾmoˌnia boˈkalika/: vowel harmony
armónica adjective, noun /aɾˈmonika/: harmonica
armónica de cristal noun: glass harmonica
armónicamente adverb /aɾˌmonikaˈmente/: harmoniously
armonicista noun: harmonicist (harmonica player)
armónico adjective, noun /aɾˈmoniko/: harmonic
armonio noun /aɾˈmonjo/: harmonium (musical instrument)
armoniosamente adverb /aɾmoˌnjosaˈmente/: harmoniously
armonioso adjective /aɾmoˈnjoso/: harmonious
armoniquista adjective, noun [aɾmoniˈkist̪a]: alternative form of armonicista
armonista noun /aɾmoˈnista/: musician
armónium noun /aɾˈmonjum/: harmonium (type of reed organ)
armonizable adjective /aɾmoniˈθable/: harmonizable
armonización noun /aɾmoniθaˈθjon/: harmonization
armonizado verb /aɾmoniˈθado/: past participle of armonizar
armonizador adjective, noun /aɾmoniθaˈdoɾ/: harmonizing
armonizando verb [aɾmoniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of armonizar
armonizar verb /aɾmoniˈθaɾ/: to harmonize
armorial adjective, noun /aɾmoˈɾjal/: armorial
armoricano adjective, noun /aɾmoɾiˈkano/: Armorican
armuñés adjective [aɾmuˈɲes]
ARN abbreviation, noun /a ˌere ˈene/: RNA
ARN de transferencia noun /ˌa ˌere ˌene de tɾansfeˈɾenθja/: transfer RNA (short-chain RNA)
ARN mensajero noun, phrase /ˌa ˌere ˌene mensaˈxeɾo/: messenger RNA (information carrying RNA)
ARN ribosomal phrase [ˈaɾn riβ̞osoˈmal]
Arnaiz proper noun /aɾˈnaiθ/: a surname from Basque
Arnal proper noun [aɾˈnal]
Arnaldo proper noun [aɾˈnal̪d̪o]
Arnao proper noun [aɾˈnao]
Arnau proper noun [ˈaɾnaw]
Arnaud proper noun [aɾˈnawð̞]
Arne proper noun [ˈaɾne]
arnedano adjective, noun /aɾneˈdano/: of, from or relating to Arnedo
Arnedo proper noun [aɾˈneð̞o]
arnequín noun [aɾneˈkĩn]
arnés noun /aɾˈnes/: harness
Arnhem proper noun [aɾˈnẽm]
árnica noun [ˈaɾnika]: arnica
árnica de la tierra phrase [ˈaɾnika ð̞e la ˈt̪jera]
árnica del monte noun: mountain tobacco
arnis noun [ˈaɾnis]
ARNm abbreviation, noun [ˈaɾnm]: mRNA (messenger RNA)
Arno proper noun [ˈaɾno]
Arnoldo proper noun /aɾˈnoldo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Arnold
Arnolfo proper noun [aɾˈnolfo]
Arnot proper noun [aɾˈnot̪]
ARNr abbreviation, noun [ˈaɾnɾ]: rRNA
ARNt abbreviation, noun [ˈaɾn̪t̪]: tRNA (transfer RNA)
Arnulfo proper noun /aɾˈnulfo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Arnulf
aro interjection, noun, verb /ˈaɾo/: hoop
aro de cebolla noun /ˌaɾo de θeˈboʝa/: onion ring
aro expansor noun: gauge
aro gigante noun /ˌaɾo xiˈɡante/: titan arum
Aroca proper noun [aˈɾoka]
Arocena proper noun [aɾoˈsena]
Arocha proper noun [aˈɾot͡ʃa]
arola noun /aˈɾola/: soft-shell clam
Aroldo proper noun [aˈɾol̪d̪o]
aroma noun, verb /aˈɾoma/: aroma
aroma de laguna noun /aˌɾoma de laˈɡuna/: common buttonbush
aromado verb /aɾoˈmado/: past participle of aromar
aromando verb [aɾoˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of aromar
aromar verb /aɾoˈmaɾ/: to scent
aromatasa noun /aɾomaˈtasa/: aromatase
aromaterapia noun /aɾomateˈɾapja/: aromatherapy
aromática adjective, noun [aɾoˈmat̪ika]: feminine singular of aromático
aromáticamente adverb [aɾoˌmat̪ikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
aromaticidad noun /aɾomatiθiˈdad/: aromaticity
aromático adjective /aɾoˈmatiko/: aromatic (fragrant)
aromatización noun /aɾomatiθaˈθjon/: aromatization
aromatizado verb /aɾomatiˈθado/: past participle of aromatizar
aromatizando verb [aɾomat̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of aromatizar
aromatizante noun /aɾomatiˈθante/: flavoring
aromatizar verb /aɾomatiˈθaɾ/: to aromatise (to make aromatic)
aromatóforo noun [aɾomaˈt̪ofoɾo]
aromatoterapia noun [aɾomat̪ot̪eˈɾapja]
aromo noun, verb /aˈɾomo/: Azara integrifolia, a Chilean bush.
aromosamente adverb [aɾoˌmosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
aromosísimo adjective [aɾomoˈsisimo]
aromoso adjective /aɾoˈmoso/: aromatic
aromoterapia noun [aɾomot̪eˈɾapja]
aromún noun /aɾoˈmun/: Aromanian
aron noun, suffix [aˈɾõn]: denotes the indicative preterite in the third-person plural for regular verbs ending in -ar
arón habrit phrase [aˈɾõn aˈβ̞ɾit̪]
arón hakodesh phrase [aˈɾõn akoˈð̞eʃ]
Arosa proper noun [aˈɾosa]
Arosemena proper noun [aɾoseˈmena]
Aróstegui proper noun [aˈɾost̪eɣ̞i]
arousano adjective, noun /aɾouˈsano/: of, from or relating to the Ría de Arousa region (ria in Galicia, Spain)
arowana noun [aɾoˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ana]
Aroz proper noun [aˈɾos]
Arozamena proper noun [aɾosaˈmena]
Arozarena proper noun [aɾosaˈɾena]
Arozena proper noun [aɾoˈsena]
Aroztegui proper noun [aɾosˈt̪eɣ̞i]
arpa noun /ˈaɾpa/: harp (musical instrument)
arpa de boca noun /ˌaɾpa de ˈboka/: Jew's harp
arpa eólica noun, phrase [ˈaɾpa eˈolika]: Aeolian harp
arpado adjective, verb /aɾˈpado/: serrated, saw-toothed
arpando verb [aɾˈpãn̪d̪o]

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.