Spanish words: bermudeño to bibliófago

300 Spanish words, part 10 of 23 of the words starting with B, A to Z. 49 have a page of their own.

Spanish words bermudeño to bibliófago

bermudeño adjective, noun /beɾmuˈdeɲo/: Bermudian
Bermúdez proper noun /beɾˈmudeθ/: a surname originating as a patronymic
bermudista adjective, noun: of or supporting Pedro Pablo Bermúdez (Peruvian soldier and politician, ruler of Peru in 1834)
Bermudo proper noun /beɾˈmudo/: a male given name
Berna proper noun /ˈbeɾna/: Bern (the capital city of Switzerland)
Bernabé proper noun /beɾnaˈbe/: Barnabas (biblical character)
Bernabéu proper noun /beɾnaˈbeu/: a surname from Catalan
Bernad proper noun [beɾˈnað̞]
Bernal proper noun /beɾˈnal/: a surname
Bernaldo proper noun [beɾˈnal̪d̪o]
Bernales proper noun [beɾˈnales]
Bernaola proper noun [beɾnaˈola]
bernarda noun /beɾˈnaɾda/: Bernardine
Bernárdez proper noun /beɾˈnaɾdeθ/: a surname originating as a patronymic
Bernardina proper noun [beɾnaɾˈð̞ina]
Bernardino proper noun /beɾnaɾˈdino/: a male given name
Bernardita proper noun [beɾnaɾˈð̞it̪a]
Bernardo proper noun /beɾˈnaɾdo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Bernard
Bernart proper noun [beɾˈnaɾt̪]
Bernat proper noun [beɾˈnat̪]
Berne proper noun [ˈbeɾne]
Bernedo proper noun /beɾˈnedo/: a village and municipality of Álava, Basque Country, Spain
bernegal noun [beɾneˈɣ̞al]: a kind of drinking vessel
bernés adjective, noun /beɾˈnes/: Bernese
Bernet proper noun [beɾˈnet̪]
bernia noun [ˈbeɾnja]
bernizo noun [beɾˈniso]
bernsteiniano adjective: Bernsteinian
Bernuy proper noun [beɾˈnuj]
Bero proper noun [ˈbeɾo]
berode noun /beˈɾode/: Kleinia neriifolia
Beroiz proper noun [beˈɾojs]
berol noun /beˈɾol/: Kleinia neriifolia
berón adjective, noun [beˈɾõn]: of the Berones
Beroso proper noun /beˈɾoso/: Berossus
berquelio noun: alternative spelling of berkelio
Berra proper noun [ˈbera]
berraco adjective, noun /beˈrako/: gutsy person; someone with some balls
berrado verb [beˈrað̞o]
berrando verb [beˈrãn̪d̪o]
Berraondo proper noun [beraˈõn̪d̪o]
berraquera noun /beraˈkeɾa/: guts; frenzy; furor
berraza noun [beˈrasa]
berreado verb /bereˈado/: past participle of berrear
berreando verb [bereˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of berrear
berreándose verb [bereˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of berrear combined with se
berrear verb /bereˈaɾ/: to bellow
berrendeado verb [berẽn̪d̪eˈað̞o]
berrendeando verb [berẽn̪d̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
berrendeándose verb [berẽn̪d̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]
berrendo adjective, noun [beˈrẽn̪d̪o]: having two colours
berrera noun [beˈreɾa]
berreta adjective /beˈreta/: of bad quality
berretada noun [bereˈt̪að̞a]
berretaje noun [bereˈt̪axe]
berreteada noun [beret̪eˈað̞a]
berretín noun /bereˈtin/: béguin, infatuation
berretización noun [beret̪isaˈsjõn]
berretizar verb [beret̪iˈsaɾ]
Berri proper noun [ˈberi]
Berria proper noun [ˈberja]
berrido noun [beˈrið̞o]: lowing; mooing (of cow)
berrín noun [beˈrĩn]
berrinche noun /beˈrint͡ʃe/: tantrum, skirmish
berrinchear verb [berĩnʲt͡ʃeˈaɾ]
berrinchudo adjective /berinˈt͡ʃudo/: one who throws tantrums all the time
Berrío proper noun [beˈrio]
Berríos proper noun [beˈrios]
Berriozabal proper noun [berjosaˈβ̞al]
Berriozar proper noun [berjoˈsaɾ]
Berriz proper noun [ˈberis]
Berrizbeitia proper noun [berisˈβ̞ejt̪ja]
berriztarra adjective, noun /beriθˈtara/: of, from or relating to Bérriz
berro noun /ˈbero/: cress
berro chino noun: Chinese cabbage
berro de agua noun, phrase /ˌbero de ˈaɡwa/: watercress
berro de prado noun /ˌbero de ˈpɾado/: lady's smock, cuckooflower
berro hortelano noun /ˌbero oɾteˈlano/: garden cress
Berroa proper noun [beˈroa]
berrocal noun /beroˈkal/: an outcrop of rocks that have undergone spheroidal weathering
Berroeta proper noun [beroˈet̪a]
Berrondo proper noun [beˈrõn̪d̪o]
berroqueño adjective, noun /beroˈkeɲo/: granitic
Berrotarán proper noun [berot̪aˈɾãn]
berrueco noun /beˈrweko/: a rock that has undergone spheroidal weathering
Berrueta proper noun [beˈrwet̪a]
Berruezo proper noun [beˈrweso]
Berruti proper noun [beˈrut̪i]
Berry proper noun [ˈberi]
Berta proper noun /ˈbeɾta/: a female given name, equivalent to English Bertha
Bertila proper noun [beɾˈt̪ila]
Bertín proper noun [ˈbeɾt̪ĩn]
Bertino proper noun [beɾˈt̪ino]
Bertiz proper noun [ˈbeɾt̪is]
Bertodano proper noun [beɾt̪oˈð̞ano]
Bertoldo proper noun [beɾˈt̪ol̪d̪o]
Bertrán proper noun /beɾˈtɾan/: a male given name, equivalent to English Bertram
bertso noun /ˈbeɾt͡ʃo/: a spontaneous song sung in Basque
bertsolari noun /beɾt͡ʃoˈlaɾi/: bertso singer
bertsolarismo noun /beɾt͡ʃolaˈɾismo/: the art of singing bertsos
Beru proper noun [ˈbeɾu]
Beruete proper noun [beˈɾwet̪e]
berunte noun /beˈɾunte/: truth
berza noun /ˈbeɾθa/: cabbage
berzas noun [ˈbeɾsas]: plural of berza
berzotas noun [beɾˈsot̪as]
bes noun /ˈbes/: bes (two-thirds of an as (Roman measurement), around 219.3 grams)
besado verb /beˈsado/: past participle of besar
besador adjective, noun [besaˈð̞oɾ]: kissing
besaflor noun /besaˈfloɾ/: hummingbird
besalamano noun [besalaˈmano]
besamanos noun: hand-kissing
bésame el culo phrase /ˌbesame el ˈkulo/: kiss my ass
besamel noun /besaˈmel/: béchamel
besana noun /beˈsana/: furrow; the first of such furrows
besando verb [beˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of besar
besándose verb [beˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of besar combined with se
besante noun /beˈsante/: bezant (Byzantine coin)
Besanzón proper noun [besãnˈsõn]: Besançon
besapié noun /besaˈpje/: foot kiss
besapiés noun: foot kiss
besar verb /beˈsaɾ/: to kiss
besar el suelo verb /beˌsaɾ el ˈswelo/: to bite the dust
besar la mano phrase [beˈsaɾ la ˈmano]
besar la tierra verb: to fall flat on one's face
besar las manos phrase [beˈsaɾ las ˈmanos]
Besarabia proper noun /besaˈɾabja/: Bessarabia (a geographic region of Eastern Europe bounded by the Dniester River on the east and the Prut River on the west; now divided politically between...
besarse verb [beˈsaɾse]: infinitive of besar combined with se
besito noun /beˈsito/: diminutive of beso
Beslán proper noun [besˈlãn]
beso noun, verb /ˈbeso/: kiss
beso blanco noun /ˌbeso ˈblanko/: snowball (sex act in which ejaculated semen is passed between the mouths of two people)
beso con lengua noun, phrase /ˌbeso kon ˈlenɡwa/: tongue kiss, French kiss
beso de Judas noun, phrase /ˌbeso de ˈxudas/: Judas kiss
beso de la muerte phrase [ˈbeso ð̞e la ˈmweɾt̪e]
beso de la paz noun /ˌbeso de la ˈpaθ/: alternative form of beso de paz
beso de lengua phrase [ˈbeso ð̞e ˈlẽŋgwa]
beso de negra noun /ˌbeso de ˈneɡɾa/: chocolate teacake (a candy consisting of marshmallow or meringue coated in chocolate.)
beso de paz noun /ˌbeso de ˈpaθ/: kiss of peace (Christian greeting)
beso francés noun /ˌbeso fɾanˈθes/: French kiss
beso negro noun, phrase /ˌbeso ˈneɡɾo/: anilingus; rimjob
beso volador noun /ˌbeso bolaˈdoɾ/: air kiss
Besoin proper noun [ˈbesõjn]
best seller noun /bestˈseleɾ/: bestseller
bestia adjective, noun /ˈbestja/: beast
bestia de carga noun, phrase [ˈbest̪ja ð̞e ˈkaɾɣ̞a]: a beast of burden
bestia negra noun, phrase /ˌbestja ˈneɡɾa/: bête noire
bestial adjective, noun /besˈtjal/: beastly
bestialidad noun /bestjaliˈdad/: beastliness
bestialismo noun: bestiality
bestializado verb [best̪jaliˈsað̞o]
bestializando verb [best̪jaliˈsãn̪d̪o]
bestializándose verb [best̪jaliˈsãn̪d̪ose]
bestializar verb /bestjaliˈθaɾ/: to bestialize
bestializarse verb /bestjaliˈθaɾse/: infinitive of bestializar combined with se
bestialmente adverb /besˌtjalˈmente/: cruelly; brutally
bestiario noun /besˈtjaɾjo/: bestiary
bestión noun /besˈtjon/: augmentative of bestia
bestiún noun [besˈt̪jũn]
besto adjective /ˈbesto/: best
bestseller noun /bestˈseleɾ/: bestseller
besucado verb [besuˈkað̞o]: past participle of besucar
besucador adjective [besukaˈð̞oɾ]
besucando verb [besuˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of besucar
besucar verb /besuˈkaɾ/: to cover with kisses
besucón adjective, noun /besuˈkon/: being fond of kissing
besugo noun /beˈsuɡo/: blackspot sea bream (Pagellus bogaraveo)
besuqueado verb /besukeˈado/: past participle of besuquear
besuqueador adjective [besukeaˈð̞oɾ]
besuqueando verb [besukeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of besuquear
besuquear verb /besukeˈaɾ/: to cover with kisses
besuquearse verb [besukeˈaɾse]: infinitive of besuquear combined with se
besuqueo noun, verb /besuˈkeo/: snogging; pashing
besuquero adjective [besuˈkeɾo]
bet noun /ˈbet/: beth; the Hebrew letter ב
beta noun /ˈbeta/: beta; the Greek letter Β, β
beta bloqueador noun /ˌbeta blokeaˈdoɾ/: alternative spelling of betabloqueador (“beta blocker”)
betabel noun /betaˈbel/: beet, beetroot
betabloqueador noun /ˌbetablokeaˈdoɾ/: beta blocker
betabloqueante adjective, noun /betablokeˈante/: beta blocker
betacaroteno noun: beta-carotene
betacismo noun /betaˈθismo/: betacism
betahidroxibutirato noun: betahydroxybutyrate
betahidroxibutírico adjective: betahydroxybutyric
betaína noun /betaˈina/: betaine, trimethylglycine
betalactamasa noun /betalaɡtaˈmasa/: betalactamase
betalactámico adjective /betalaɡˈtamiko/: beta-lactam
betalaína noun: betalain
betametasona noun: betamethasone
Betancourt proper noun /betanˈkuɾ(d)/: a surname from French
Betancur proper noun [bet̪ãŋˈkuɾ]
Betania proper noun /beˈtanja/: Bethany
Betanzos proper noun [beˈt̪ãnsos]
betarraga noun /betaˈraɡa/: beet, beetroot
betatesteador noun [bet̪at̪est̪eaˈð̞oɾ]
Betbeder proper noun [bet̪β̞eˈð̞eɾ]
betel noun: betel
Betelgeuse proper noun /betelˈxeuse/: Betelgeuse
Betelu proper noun [beˈt̪elu]
beterava noun /beteˈɾaba/: beetroot
beterrada noun /beteˈrada/: beetroot
beterraga noun /beteˈraɡa/: beetroot
Beteta proper noun /beˈteta/: a surname
Bethancourt proper noun /betanˈkuɾ/: a surname from French
Bethel proper noun [beˈt̪el]
Beti proper noun /ˈbeti/: a diminutive of the female given name Beatriz
bético adjective, noun /ˈbetiko/: Baetic
betilo noun [beˈt̪ilo]: baetyl
betlehemita adjective [bet̪leeˈmit̪a]
betlehemítico adjective [bet̪leeˈmit̪iko]
betlemita adjective, noun /betleˈmita/: Bethlehemite (of, from or relating to the city of Bethlehem, Palestine)
betlemítico adjective [bet̪leˈmit̪iko]
Beto proper noun /ˈbeto/: a diminutive of the male given names Roberto, Alberto, Gilberto, and Humberto
betonera noun /betoˈneɾa/: cement mixer
betónica noun /beˈtonika/: betony, woundwort
Betoño proper noun [beˈt̪oɲo]
Betriu proper noun [ˈbet̪ɾju]
Betsabé proper noun /betsaˈbe/: Bathsheba
Betsaida proper noun [bet̪ˈsajð̞a]
Betsy proper noun /ˈbetsi/: a female given name from English
bétula noun [ˈbet̪ula]
betulense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Badalona
betulina noun /betuˈlina/: betulin
betún noun /beˈtun/: bitumen
betún de Judea noun /beˌtun de xuˈdea/: bitumen of Judea
betunado verb [bet̪uˈnað̞o]
betunando verb [bet̪uˈnãn̪d̪o]
betunar verb [bet̪uˈnaɾ]
betunero noun /betuˈneɾo/: shoeblack
Betzabé proper noun [bet̪saˈβ̞e]
Beunza proper noun [ˈbẽwnsa]
bey noun /ˈbei/: bey
Beya proper noun [ˈbeʝa]
beyako adjective: slang spelling of bellaco
beylicato noun /beiliˈkato/: beylik
Beza proper noun [ˈbesa]
bezaar noun /beθaˈaɾ/: bezoar
bezafibrato noun: bezafibrate
Bezanilla proper noun [besaˈniʝa]
bezante noun /beˈθante/: bezant
bezar noun /beˈθaɾ/: alternative form of bezaar
bezo noun /ˈbeθo/: lip
bezoar noun /beθoˈaɾ/: bezoar
bezoárdico adjective: bezoardic
bezoárico adjective /beθoˈaɾiko/: alternative form of bezoárdico
bezudo adjective /beˈθudo/: thick
BFF noun: BFF (best friend forever)
BfV proper noun: Oficina Federal para la Protección de la Constitución; BfV.
Bhopal proper noun [boˈpal]
bi adjective, prefix /ˈbi/: bi (bisexual)
biaba noun /ˈbjaba/: a beating
biafreño adjective, noun /bjaˈfɾeɲo/: Biafran
biajaca noun [bjaˈxaka]
biajaiba noun /bjaˈxaiba/: lane snapper (Lutjanus synagris)
Bial proper noun [ˈbjal]
biálgebra noun: bialgebra
bian adverb [ˈbjãn]
Biana proper noun [ˈbjana]
Bianca proper noun /ˈbjanka/: a female given name
Bianchi proper noun /ˈbjanki/: a surname from Italian
bianconero adjective: Pertaining to the Juventus football club of Turin
biandazo noun [bjãn̪ˈd̪aso]
biandria noun [ˈbjãn̪d̪ɾja]
biandún noun [bjãn̪ˈd̪ũn]
biandunazo noun [bjãn̪d̪uˈnaso]
biangular adjective: biangular
bianual adjective [biaˈnwal]: biannual (not to be confused with biennial)
bianualmente adverb: every two years; biennially
bianudo adjective [bjaˈnuð̞o]
Biar proper noun [ˈbjaɾ]
biárbol adjective: two-shaft
biarticulado adjective /biaɾtikuˈlado/: biarticulated
bías noun: bias
biasportiesta noun [bjaspoɾˈt̪jest̪a]
biatleta noun: biathlete
biatlón noun: biathlon
biaumentado adjective /biaumenˈtado/: biaugmented
biaxial adjective: biaxial
biaza noun [ˈbjasa]
bíbaro noun [ˈbiβ̞aɾo]
bibasal adjective /bibaˈsal/: bibasal
bibelot noun [biβ̞eˈlot̪]
bibero noun [biˈβ̞eɾo]
biberón noun /bibeˈɾon/: baby bottle
bibi noun /ˈbibi/: baby bottle
Bibiana proper noun /biˈbjana/: a female given name
Bibiano proper noun [biˈβ̞jano]
bibijagua noun: Atta insularis, a species of leafcutter ant
bibijagüero noun: place infested by the leafcutter ants (Atta insularis)
bibimbap noun [biβ̞ĩmˈbap]
bibises noun [biˈβ̞ises]
biblia noun /ˈbiblja/: bible (a comprehensive manual that describes something)
bíblicamente adverb: biblically
bíblico adjective /ˈbibliko/: biblical
biblio noun, prefix /bibljo/: biblio-
bibliobús noun: mobile library
biblioclasta noun [biβ̞ljoˈklast̪a]
biblioclastia noun [biβ̞ljoˈklast̪ja]
bibliodiversidad noun: bibliodiversity
bibliófago noun: bookworm (avid reader)

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 B: 6,690 words, in 23 parts.