Spanish words: bibliofilia to bifronte

Spanish words bibliofilia to bifronte

1. bibliofilia noun /ˌbibljoˈfilja/: bibliophilia
2. bibliófilo adjective, noun /biˈbljofilo/: bibliophile
3. bibliofobia noun [biβ̞ljoˈfoβ̞ja]
4. bibliografía noun /bibljoɡɾaˈfia/: bibliography
5. bibliográficamente adverb /bibljoˌɡɾafikaˈmente/: bibliographically
6. bibliográfico adjective /bibljoˈɡɾafiko/: bibliographic; bibliographical
7. bibliógrafo noun: bibliographer (person who compiles bibliographies)
8. bibliomancia noun /bibljoˈmanθja/: bibliomancy (divination by interpreting a passage from a book)
9. bibliomanía noun [biβ̞ljomaˈnia]: bibliomania
10. bibliómano adjective, noun /biˈbljomano/: bibliomaniacal
11. bibliomántico adjective, noun [biβ̞ljoˈmãn̪t̪iko]
12. bibliometría noun: bibliometrics
13. bibliométrico adjective /bibljoˈmetɾiko/: bibliometric
14. bibliorato noun [biβ̞ljoˈɾat̪o]
15. biblioteca noun /bibljoˈteka/: library
16. biblioteca digital noun /bibljoˌteka dixiˈtal/: digital library
17. bibliotecario noun /bibljoteˈkaɾjo/: professional librarian
18. bibliotecología noun [biβ̞ljot̪ekoloˈxia]: the academic study of libraries and their systems; library science
19. bibliotecológicamente adverb [biβ̞ljot̪ekoˌloxikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
20. bibliotecológico adjective [biβ̞ljot̪ekoˈloxiko]: of or pertaining to library science
21. bibliotecólogo noun: one who studies libraries
22. biblioteconomía noun [biβ̞ljot̪ekonoˈmia]: library science
23. bibliotelia noun [biβ̞ljoˈt̪elja]
24. bibliotelias noun [biβ̞ljoˈt̪eljas]
25. biblista noun /biˈblista/: biblist (a Biblical scholar)
26. Biblos proper noun /ˈbiblos/: Byblos (a port city in Keserwan-Jbeil Governorate, Lebanon)
27. bibosi noun /biˈbosi/: a kind of fig tree
28. bica noun [ˈbika]
29. bical noun [biˈkal]
30. bicameral adjective /bikameˈɾal/: bicameral
31. bicameralidad noun: bicameralism
32. bicameralismo noun /bikameɾaˈlismo/: bicameralism
33. bicampeón adjective, noun /bikampeˈon/: two-time champion; double winner
34. bicampeonato noun /bikampeoˈnato/: two-time championship
35. bicapa noun /biˈkapa/: bilayer
36. bicapitalidad noun /bikapitaliˈdad/: the state of two towns being joint capital
37. bicarbonatado adjective /bikaɾbonaˈtado/: containing bicarbonate
38. bicarbonato noun /bikaɾboˈnato/: bicarbonate
39. bicarbonato de amonio noun: ammonium bicarbonate (NH₄HCO₃)
40. bicarbonato de potasio noun: potassium bicarbonate (KHCO3)
41. bicarbonato de sodio noun, phrase /bikaɾboˌnato de ˈsodjo/: baking soda, bicarbonate of soda, sodium bicarbonate
42. bicarbonato sódico noun /bikaɾboˌnato ˈsodiko/: synonym of bicarbonato de sodio
43. bicarpelar adjective [bikaɾpeˈlaɾ]: bicarpellary
44. bicatenario adjective: two-stranded
45. bicefalia noun /biθeˈfalja/: bicephaly
46. bicéfalo adjective /biˈθefalo/: bicephalous (having two heads)
47. bicentenario adjective, noun /biθenteˈnaɾjo/: bicentenary, bicentennial
48. bicéntrico adjective /biˈθentɾiko/: bicentric
49. bícep noun /ˈbiθep/: bicep
50. bíceps adjective, noun /ˈbiθebs/: two-headed; having two peaks or extensions
51. bíceps braquial noun: biceps brachii
52. bíceps crural noun: biceps femoris
53. bíceps femoral noun /ˌbiθebs femoˈɾal/: biceps femoris
54. bicerín noun [biseˈɾĩn]
55. bicerra noun [biˈsera]
56. bicha noun /ˈbit͡ʃa/: beer, brew
57. bichado verb [biˈt͡ʃað̞o]
58. bichajué noun [bit͡ʃaˈxwe]
59. bichando verb [biˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
60. bichar verb [biˈt͡ʃaɾ]
61. bicharanga noun [bit͡ʃaˈɾãŋga]
62. bicharango noun [bit͡ʃaˈɾãŋgo]
63. bicharraco noun /bit͡ʃaˈrako/: creepy-crawly
64. biche noun /ˈbit͡ʃe/: alternative spelling of viche
65. bichear verb /bit͡ʃeˈaɾ/: to observe
66. bichero noun /biˈt͡ʃeɾo/: boathook
67. bichi adjective, noun /ˈbit͡ʃi/: cat
68. bichicome noun [bit͡ʃiˈkome]: tramp; rolling stone
69. bichicuma noun [bit͡ʃiˈkuma]
70. bichito noun /biˈt͡ʃito/: diminutive of bicho
71. bichito de luz noun, phrase [biˈt͡ʃit̪o ð̞e ˈlus]: glowworm
72. bicho adjective, noun /ˈbit͡ʃo/: bug
73. bicho bolita noun, phrase [ˈbit͡ʃo β̞oˈlit̪a]: pill bug, woodlouse
74. bicho canasto phrase [ˈbit͡ʃo kaˈnast̪o]
75. bicho de cesto noun: any member of the species Oiketicus kirbyi of bagworm moths
76. bicho de luz noun, phrase /ˌbit͡ʃo de ˈluθ/: glowworm
77. bicho feo noun /ˌbit͡ʃo ˈfeo/: alternative spelling of bichofeo
78. bicho malo noun: nasty piece of work
79. bicho malo nunca muere phrase: a creaking door hangs longest
80. bicho raro noun /ˌbit͡ʃo ˈraɾo/: freak, oddball, weirdo
81. bichobolita noun: alternative form of bicho bolita
82. bichofeo noun /bit͡ʃoˈfeo/: alternative form of bichofué
83. bichofué noun /bit͡ʃoˈfwe/: The great kiskadee, Pitangus sulphuratus.
84. bichofué gritón noun [bit͡ʃoˈfwe ɣ̞ɾiˈt̪õn]
85. bichón noun /biˈt͡ʃon/: bichon
86. bichote adjective, noun /biˈt͡ʃote/: big shot
87. bichozno noun /biˈt͡ʃoθno/: fourth great-grandchild
88. bici noun /ˈbiθi/: clipping of bicicleta: bike
89. bici de montaña noun: mountain bike
90. bicibús noun [bisiˈβ̞us]
91. bicicleta noun /biθiˈkleta/: bicycle, pushbike, cycle
92. bicicleta balona noun: cruiser bicycle
93. bicicleta de montaña noun: mountain bike
94. bicicleta de reparto noun: cargo bike
95. bicicleta elíptica noun, phrase /biθiˌkleta eˈlibtika/: elliptical trainer
96. bicicleta estática noun, phrase /biθiˌkleta esˈtatika/: exercise bicycle, exercise bike, stationary bicycle, stationary bike
97. bicicleta fija noun, phrase /biθiˌkleta ˈfixa/: exercise bicycle, exercise bike, stationary bicycle, stationary bike
98. bicicleta financiera noun /biθiˌkleta finanˈθjeɾa/: an investment made in local currency to, after a certain period, obtain a profit in foreign currency
99. bicicletada noun /biθikleˈtada/: ride (mass bicycle ride)
100. bicicletazo noun /biθikleˈtaθo/: hit with a bicycle
101. bicicleteada noun [bisiklet̪eˈað̞a]
102. bicicletear verb [bisiklet̪eˈaɾ]
103. bicicletería noun /biθikleteˈɾia/: bicycle shop
104. bicicletero adjective, noun [bisikleˈt̪eɾo]: bike rack
105. bicíclico adjective /biˈθikliko/: bicyclic
106. biciclista noun: bicyclist
107. biciclo noun /biˈθiklo/: penny farthing
108. bicicrós noun: cyclo-cross
109. biciestacionamiento noun [bisjest̪asjonaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
110. bicifestación noun [bisifest̪aˈsjõn]
111. bicifobia noun [bisiˈfoβ̞ja]
112. bicilíndrico adjective: two-cylinder
113. bicilonja noun [bisiˈlõŋxa]
114. bicimontaña noun: mountain bike
115. bicimoto noun [bisiˈmot̪o]
116. bicisenda noun /biθiˈsenda/: bicycle lane
117. bicitaxi noun: rickshaw, cycle taxi
118. biciusuario noun: bicyclist
119. bicla noun [ˈbikla]
120. Bico proper noun: a diminutive of the female given name Victoria
121. bicoca noun /biˈkoka/: bargain
122. bicolano adjective, noun /bikoˈlano/: Bicolano
123. bicolor adjective /bikoˈloɾ/: bicolour (having two colors)
124. bicombustible adjective: bivalent
125. bicomunal adjective: bicommunal
126. bicóncavo adjective /biˈkonkabo/: biconcave
127. bicondicional adjective: biconditional
128. biconvexo adjective [bikõmˈbekso]: biconvex
129. bicoquete noun /bikoˈkete/: a type of cap with two ends
130. bicorne adjective /biˈkoɾne/: two-horned
131. bicornio noun /biˈkoɾnjo/: bicorn (hat)
132. bicroma adjective /biˈkɾoma/: bichrome
133. bicromatado adjective /bikɾomaˈtado/: bichromate
134. bicromato noun: bichromate
135. bicromía noun: duotone
136. bicúbico noun /biˈkubiko/: bicubic
137. bicuento noun [biˈkwẽn̪t̪o]: billion (European or US billion)
138. bicultural adjective /bikultuˈɾal/: bicultural
139. biculturalidad noun: biculturality
140. biculturalismo noun: biculturalism
141. bicúpula noun /biˈkupula/: bicupola
142. bicurioso adjective [bikuˈɾjoso]: bicurious
143. bicúspide adjective, noun /biˈkuspide/: bicuspid
144. Bida proper noun [ˈbið̞a]
145. Bidar proper noun [biˈð̞aɾ]
146. Bidart proper noun [biˈð̞aɾt̪]
147. Bidarte proper noun [biˈð̞aɾt̪e]
148. bidé noun /biˈde/: bidet
149. Bidea proper noun [biˈð̞ea]
150. Bidegain proper noun [biˈð̞eɣ̞ãjn]
151. bidegorri noun /bideˈɡori/: cycle path
152. bidentado adjective /bidenˈtado/: bidentate
153. bidente adjective, noun [biˈð̞ẽn̪t̪e]
154. bidet noun /biˈdet/: alternative form of bidé
155. bidetero adjective [bið̞eˈt̪eɾo]
156. bidimensional adjective /bidimensjoˈnal/: two-dimensional, bidimensional
157. bidimensionalidad noun /bidimensjonaliˈdad/: bidimensionality
158. bidireccional adjective /bidiɾeɡθjoˈnal/: bidirectional (moving in two directions)
159. bidireccionalidad noun: bidirectionality
160. bidireccionalmente adverb /bidiɾeɡθjoˌnalˈmente/: bidirectionally
161. bidisminuido adjective: bidiminished
162. bidón noun /biˈdon/: drum, can, jerrycan (barrel for liquid)
163. Bidondo proper noun [biˈð̞õn̪d̪o]
164. bidún adjective, noun /biˈdun/: Bidoon
165. Biedma proper noun [ˈbjeð̞ma]
166. biela noun /ˈbjela/: connecting rod, conrod
167. bielda noun, verb [ˈbjel̪d̪a]: third-person singular present indicative
168. bieldado verb [bjel̪ˈd̪að̞o]
169. bieldando verb [bjel̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪o]
170. bieldar verb /bjelˈdaɾ/: alternative form of beldar
171. bieldo noun, verb /ˈbjeldo/: pitchfork
172. bieleta noun /bjeˈleta/: small connecting rod
173. Biella proper noun /ˈbjela/: Biella (a province of Piedmont, Italy)
174. bielorrusio adjective, noun /bjeloˈrusjo/: Belarusian
175. bielorruso adjective, noun /bjeloˈruso/: Belarusian (pertaining to Belarus)
176. biembesabe noun [bjẽmbeˈsaβ̞e]
177. biempensante adjective [bjẽmpẽnˈsãn̪t̪e]: conservative
178. biempotrado adjective [biẽmpoˈt̪ɾað̞o]
179. bien adjective, adverb, conjunction, interjection, noun /ˈbjen/: well (adverbial form of bueno)
180. bien así como adverb: synonym of así como
181. bien como adverb: synonym of así como
182. bien común noun: greater good
183. bien comunal phrase [ˈbjẽŋ komuˈnal]
184. bien contentadizo adjective: easy to please
185. bien cuidado noun: a, usually self-employed, parked automobile attendant intended to prevent vandalism and theft
186. bien de consumo noun /ˌbjen de konˈsumo/: consumer good, consumption good
187. bien dispuesto adjective: in good health
188. bien dotado adjective, phrase [ˈbjẽn̪ d̪oˈt̪að̞o]: well-endowed
189. bien es verdad phrase /ˌbjen ˌes beɾˈdad/: although it is true (that...)
190. bien, gracias phrase [ˈbjẽn | ˈɣ̞ɾasjas]
191. bien hablado phrase [ˈbjẽn aˈβ̞lað̞o]
192. bien hecho adjective, phrase /ˌbjen ˈet͡ʃo/: well done
193. bien inferior phrase [ˈbjẽn ĩɱfeˈɾjoɾ]
194. bien inmueble noun /ˌbjen imˈmweble/: real property, real estate
195. bien intencionado adjective /ˌbjen intenθjoˈnado/: alternative form of bienintencionado
196. bien mirado adverb: all things considered; all in all; when you look at it from all angles
197. bien mueble noun /ˌbjem ˈmweble/: chattel, personal property
198. bien nacido adjective /ˌbjen naˈθido/: well-born, well-bred
199. bien parecido adjective /ˌbjen paɾeˈθido/: good-looking
200. bien predica quien bien vive proverb /ˌbjem pɾeˌdika ˌkjem ˌbjem ˈbibe/: he who preaches well is he who lives well
201. bien que conjunction /ˈbjen ke/: although
202. bien que mal adverb: synonym of mal que bien
203. bien raíz noun, phrase /ˌbjen raˈiθ/: real estate
204. bien servido adjective /ˌbjen seɾˈbido/: well-endowed; well-hung
205. bien verga adjective /ˌbjem ˈbeɾɡa/: very good
206. bien vergas adjective /ˌbjem ˈbeɾɡas/: alternative form of bien verga
207. bien visto adjective: accepted; well looked-upon
208. bienal adjective, noun /bjeˈnal/: biennial, two-year
209. bienalmente adverb /bjeˌnalˈmente/: biennially; every two years
210. bienamado adjective /bjenaˈmado/: beloved
211. bienandanza noun /bjenanˈdanθa/: joy; glee
212. bienaventurado adjective, verb /bjenabentuˈɾado/: blessed
213. bienaventurando verb [bjẽnaβ̞ẽn̪t̪uˈɾãn̪d̪o]
214. bienaventuranza noun [bjẽnaβ̞ẽn̪t̪uˈɾãnsa]: beatitude
215. biencontentadizo adjective: alternative form of bien contentadizo
216. bienechor adjective [bjẽneˈt͡ʃoɾ]
217. bienes adjective, noun /ˈbjenes/: goods (that which is produced, traded, bought or sold)
218. bienes de consumo noun, phrase [ˈbjenes ð̞e kõnˈsumo]: plural of bien de consumo
219. bienes gananciales noun: marital property
220. bienes mostrencos phrase [ˈbjenes mosˈt̪ɾẽŋkos]
221. bienes muebles noun: furniture
222. bienes propios noun /ˌbjenes ˈpɾopjos/: assets; personal property
223. bienestar noun /bjenesˈtaɾ/: well-being; welfare
224. bienestar económico phrase [bjẽnesˈt̪aɾ ekoˈnomiko]
225. bienestarista noun /bjenestaˈɾista/: welfarist
226. bienhablado adjective [bjẽnaˈβ̞lað̞o]: well-spoken, articulate.
227. bienhadado adjective /bjenaˈdado/: happy, fortunate
228. bienhechor adjective, noun /bjeneˈt͡ʃoɾ/: benefactor, welldoer
229. bienhechuría noun: building on wasteland
230. bienintencionadamente adverb /bjenintenθjoˌnadaˈmente/: well-meaningly
231. bienintencionado adjective /bjenintenθjoˈnado/: well-intentioned, well-meaning
232. bienio noun /ˈbjenjo/: a period of two years; biennium
233. bienmesabe noun /bjemmeˈsabe/: any of various cakes with regional variations
234. biennacido noun [bjẽnnaˈsið̞o]
235. bienoliente adjective /bjenoˈljente/: aromatic
236. bienque conjunction [ˈbjẽŋke]
237. bienqueda adjective, noun /bjenˈkeda/: reliable person
238. bienquerencia noun /bjenkeˈɾenθja/: goodwill, beneficence
239. bienquerer noun, verb /bjenkeˈɾeɾ/: goodwill
240. bienquerido verb [bjẽŋkeˈɾið̞o]
241. bienqueriendo verb [bjẽŋkeˈɾjẽn̪d̪o]
242. bienqueriente adjective [bjẽŋkeˈɾjẽn̪t̪e]
243. bienquiriente adjective [bjẽŋkiˈɾjẽn̪t̪e]
244. bienquistado verb [bjẽŋkisˈt̪að̞o]
245. bienquistando verb [bjẽŋkisˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
246. bienquistándose verb [bjẽŋkisˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]
247. bienquistarse verb [bjẽŋkisˈt̪aɾse]
248. bienquisto adjective, noun, verb [bjẽŋˈkist̪o]: well-liked, well-regarded
249. bienteveo noun [bjẽn̪t̪eˈβ̞eo]: any of various kiskadees or flycatchers
250. bienudo adjective [bjẽnˈuð̞o]
251. bienvenida adjective, interjection, noun /bjembeˈnida/: welcome
252. bienvenido adjective, interjection /bjembeˈnido/: welcome
253. bienvenir verb [bjẽmbeˈniɾ]
254. bienvista noun [bjẽmˈbist̪a]
255. bienvivido verb /bjembiˈbido/: past participle of bienvivir
256. bienviviendo verb [bjẽmbiˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of bienvivir
257. bienviviente adjective [bjẽmbiˈβ̞jẽn̪t̪e]
258. bienvivir verb /bjembiˈbiɾ/: to live well; to live life to the full
259. bienza noun [ˈbjẽnsa]
260. biervo noun [ˈbjeɾβ̞o]
261. bierzo noun [ˈbjeɾso]
262. bies noun /ˈbjes/: bias
263. biesfenocíngulo noun: disphenocingulum
264. biesfenoide noun: disphenoid
265. biespecífico adjective: bispecific
266. biespigado adjective [biespiˈɣ̞að̞o]
267. biestable adjective, noun [biesˈt̪aβ̞le]: flip-flop
268. biestatal adjective /biestaˈtal/: two-state
269. bietápico adjective /bieˈtapiko/: two-stage
270. biezgo noun [ˈbjesɣ̞o]
271. biezo noun [ˈbjeso]
272. bifacho noun [biˈfat͡ʃo]
273. bifacial adjective /bifaˈθjal/: bifacial
274. bifásico adjective [biˈfasiko]: biphasic
275. bifaz adjective, noun /biˈfaθ/: biface (tool)
276. bife noun /ˈbife/: steak
277. bife de chorizo phrase [ˈbife ð̞e t͡ʃoˈɾiso]
278. bifenilo noun /bifeˈnilo/: biphenyl
279. bifenol noun /bifeˈnol/: biphenol
280. bífero adjective /ˈbifeɾo/: biferous
281. biférrico adjective [biˈferiko]
282. biferruginoso adjective [biferuxiˈnoso]
283. bífido adjective /ˈbifido/: forked, divided in two
284. bifidobacteria noun: bifidobacterium
285. biflagelado adjective /biflaxeˈlado/: biflagellate
286. biflor adjective [biˈfloɾ]
287. bifloral adjective [bifloˈɾal]
288. bifobia noun /biˈfobja/: biphobia
289. bifocal adjective /bifoˈkal/: bifocal
290. bifoliado adjective [bifoˈljað̞o]
291. bifoliatado adjective [bifoljaˈt̪að̞o]
292. bifonazol noun: bifonazole
293. bífora noun /ˈbifoɾa/: bifora
294. biforado adjective [bifoˈɾað̞o]
295. biforme adjective [biˈfoɾme]
296. bifosfato noun /bifosˈfato/: biphosphate
297. bifosfito noun [bifosˈfit̪o]
298. bifosfonato noun: bisphosphonate
299. bifosfuro noun [bifosˈfuɾo]
300. bifronte adjective [biˈfɾõn̪t̪e]: two-faced

Part 10 · Part 12 · Spanish words: B

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.