Spanish words: Barrameda to Basora

Spanish words Barrameda to Basora

1. Barrameda proper noun /baraˈmeda/: a surname
2. barramejo adjective [baraˈmexo]
3. barranca noun /baˈranka/: canyon, ravine, barranca
4. Barrancabermeja proper noun [barãŋkaβ̞eɾˈmexa]
5. barranco noun /baˈranko/: gully, gulch, ravine, barranca
6. barrancolí noun /barankoˈli/: tody.
7. barrancoso adjective /baranˈkoso/: broken, uneven, full of cliffs or ravines
8. barrando verb [baˈrãn̪d̪o]: gerund of barrar
9. barrani adjective [baˈrani]
10. barranqueño adjective, noun /baranˈkeɲo/: of, from or relating to Barrancos
11. barranquera noun /baranˈkeɾa/: synonym of barranco
12. barranquero noun: any of a number of species of birds found in Central and South America, including some motmots, jacamars and foliage-gleaners
13. Barranquilla proper noun [barãŋˈkiʝa]
14. barranquillero adjective, noun /barankiˈʝeɾo/: of, from or relating to Barranquilla
15. barranquino adjective, noun /baranˈkino/: of, from or relating to Barranco District (district of Lima, Peru)
16. barranquismo noun /baranˈkismo/: canyoning (sport)
17. barranquista adjective, noun /baranˈkista/: canyoner
18. barraquete noun: Anatidae; Anas discors; teal
19. barraquista noun: slumdog, slum-dweller
20. barrar verb /baˈraɾ/: to mud, to muddy
21. barras asimétricas noun: uneven bars
22. barras del día phrase [ˈbaras ð̞el̪ ˈd̪ia]
23. Barraza proper noun /baˈraθa/: a surname
24. barre noun, verb [ˈbare]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
25. barreado noun, verb [bareˈað̞o]: past participle of barrear
26. barreando verb [bareˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of barrear
27. barreándose verb [bareˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of barrear combined with se
28. barrear verb /bareˈaɾ/: to bar; to bar up
29. barrebases noun: an act of clearing the bases
30. Barreda proper noun /baˈreda/: a surname
31. barredor adjective, noun /bareˈdoɾ/: sweeping, that sweeps
32. barredora adjective, noun: roadsweeper (machine)
33. barredura noun [bareˈð̞uɾa]
34. barreduras noun [bareˈð̞uɾas]
35. barrefondos noun [bareˈfõn̪d̪os]
36. barrehojas noun [bareˈoxas]
37. Barreiro proper noun /baˈreiɾo/: a surname
38. Barreiros proper noun [baˈrejɾos]
39. barreminas noun /bareˈminas/: minesweeper
40. barrena noun, verb /baˈrena/: drill, a tool for creating holes in a workpiece
41. barrenado verb [bareˈnað̞o]: past participle of barrenar
42. barrenador noun [barenaˈð̞oɾ]: a driller of holes
43. barrenando verb [bareˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of barrenar
44. barrenar verb /bareˈnaɾ/: to bore holes
45. barrendero noun /barenˈdeɾo/: street sweeper
46. Barreneche proper noun [bareˈnet͡ʃe]
47. Barrenechea proper noun [bareneˈt͡ʃea]
48. barreño noun, verb /baˈreno/: drill, a tool for creating holes in a workpiece
49. barrer verb /baˈreɾ/: to sweep
50. barrer para casa verb: to look out for number one
51. barrer para dentro verb: synonym of barrer para casa
52. barrera noun, verb /baˈreɾa/: barrier
53. barrera de hielo noun /baˌreɾa de ˈʝelo/: ice shelf
54. barrera del sonido noun: sound barrier
55. barrera hematoencefálica noun: blood-brain barrier
56. barrera idiomática noun: language barrier
57. barrera New Jersey phrase [baˈreɾa ˈnju ˈʝeɾsi]
58. barrero noun /baˈreɾo/: mud potter
59. barreta noun /baˈreta/: crowbar
60. barreteado verb /bareteˈado/: past participle of barretear
61. barreteando verb [baret̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of barretear
62. barretear verb /bareteˈaɾ/: to bar; to bar up
63. barretero noun /bareˈteɾo/: driller (who used a barrena)
64. barretín noun [bareˈt̪ĩn]
65. barretina noun [bareˈt̪ina]: barretina, typical Catalan beret
66. Barreto proper noun /baˈreto/: a surname
67. barriada noun /baˈrjada/: shanty town, barriada
68. barrial adjective, noun /baˈrjal/: neighborhood
69. barrica noun /baˈrika/: barrel, cask (container for liquids)
70. barricada noun /bariˈkada/: barricade (a barrier constructed across a road, especially as a military defence)
71. barrida adjective, noun, verb /baˈrida/: sweeping (instance of sweeping)
72. barrido adjective, noun, verb /baˈrido/: swept
73. barriendo verb /baˈrjendo/: gerund of barrer
74. barriéndose verb [baˈrjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of barrer combined with se
75. Barrientos proper noun /baˈrjentos/: a surname
76. barriga noun /baˈriɡa/: belly, paunch, tummy
77. barriga cervecera noun: beer belly
78. barrigazo noun /bariˈɡaθo/: belly flop
79. barrigón adjective /bariˈɡon/: potbellied
80. barrigona adjective, noun /bariˈɡona/: Iriartea deltoidea, a South and Central American palm.
81. barrigudo adjective, noun /bariˈɡudo/: potbellied
82. barriguita noun /bariˈɡita/: diminutive of barriga, tummy
83. barrikoztarra adjective, noun /barikoθˈtara/: of, from or relating to Barrika
84. barril noun /baˈril/: barrel (large container made of wood staves bound with metal rings or an equivalent container)
85. barril de oro noun, phrase /baˌril de ˈoɾo/: the barrel cactus, Echinocactus grusonii
86. barril sin fondo noun /baˌril ˌsin ˈfondo/: an insatiable glutton, a bottomless pit
87. barrila noun /baˈrila/: fuss; cacophony
88. barrilete noun /bariˈlete/: kite (toy carried on the wind)
89. barrilito noun /bariˈlito/: diminutive of barril
90. barrilla noun /baˈriʝa/: barilla, saltwort
91. barrillo noun /baˈriʝo/: spot (on the face)
92. barrio noun, verb /ˈbarjo/: neighbourhood
93. barrio bajo noun, phrase /ˌbarjo ˈbaxo/: slum (dilapidated neighborhood)
94. barrio chino noun, phrase /ˌbarjo ˈt͡ʃino/: Chinatown
95. barrio residencial noun: neighborhood, residential area
96. barrio rojo phrase [ˈbarjo ˈroxo]
97. barriobajero adjective /barjobaˈxeɾo/: of or from the lower part of a town, or a poorer part of town
98. barriojarense adjective: of, from or relating to Jara (Asunción)
99. Barriola proper noun [baˈrjola]
100. Barrionuevo proper noun /ˌbarjoˈnwebo/: a surname
101. barrioso adjective [baˈrjoso]
102. barriotero adjective [barjoˈt̪eɾo]
103. barrismo noun /baˈrismo/: hooliganism
104. barrista noun /baˈrista/: barista
105. barritado verb /bariˈtado/: past participle of barritar
106. barritando verb [bariˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of barritar
107. barritar verb /bariˈtaɾ/: to trumpet (to make an elephant call)
108. barrito noun, verb /baˈrito/: trumpet (elephant noise)
109. Barriuso proper noun [baˈrjuso]
110. barrizal noun /bariˈθal/: mire (muddy area)
111. barro noun, verb /ˈbaro/: mud
112. barroco adjective /baˈroko/: Baroque
113. Barroeta proper noun [baroˈet̪a]
114. Barroetaveña proper noun [baroet̪aˈβ̞eɲa]
115. barrón noun /baˈron/: any of various grassy plants
116. Barrondo proper noun [baˈrõn̪d̪o]
117. barroquismo noun /baroˈkismo/: Baroque
118. barroquizado verb [barokiˈsað̞o]
119. barroquizando verb [barokiˈsãn̪d̪o]
120. barroquizándose verb [barokiˈsãn̪d̪ose]
121. barroquizante adjective /barokiˈθante/: Baroque-style
122. barroquizarse verb [barokiˈsaɾse]
123. barros jarpa noun, phrase /ˌbaros ˈxaɾpa/: a sandwich made with ham and melted cheese
124. barros luco noun, phrase /ˌbaros ˈluko/: a sandwich made with grilled steak and melted cheese
125. barroso adjective /baˈroso/: muddy
126. barrote noun /baˈrote/: bar, beam, crossbeam
127. barrueco noun [baˈrweko]: irregular pearl
128. Barrueta proper noun [baˈrwet̪a]
129. Barrueto proper noun [baˈrwet̪o]
130. barrujo noun [baˈruxo]: Carpet of pine needles.
131. barrumbada noun /barumˈbada/: arrogant speech
132. Barrundia proper noun /baˈrundja/: a municipality of Álava, Basque Country, Spain
133. barruntado verb /barunˈtado/: past participle of barruntar
134. barruntador adjective [barũn̪t̪aˈð̞oɾ]
135. barruntando verb [barũn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of barruntar
136. barruntar verb /barunˈtaɾ/: to foresee
137. barrunto noun, verb /baˈrunto/: foreboding; omen
138. Barrutia proper noun [baˈrut̪ja]
139. barsa adjective [ˈbaɾsa]
140. Barta proper noun [ˈbaɾt̪a]
141. bartender noun /ˈbaɾtendeɾ/: bartender
142. Barthe proper noun [ˈbaɾt̪e]
143. bartiano adjective, noun: Bartian
144. bartola adverb /baɾˈtola/: only used in a la bartola.
145. bartoleado verb [baɾt̪oleˈað̞o]
146. bartoleando verb [baɾt̪oleˈãn̪d̪o]
147. bartolear verb [baɾt̪oleˈaɾ]
148. bartolina noun /baɾtoˈlina/: prison cell
149. Bartolo proper noun /baɾˈtolo/: a male given name
150. Bartolomé proper noun /baɾtoloˈme/: Bartholomew, the apostle
151. Bartolomei proper noun [baɾt̪oˈlomej]
152. bartorosellismo noun: the political beliefs and sports policies of Sandro Rosell and Josep Maria Bartomeu, former presidents of FC Barcelona
153. bartorosellista adjective: pertaining to or resembling characteristics of bartorosellismo
154. bartuleando verb [baɾt̪uleˈãn̪d̪o]
155. bartulear verb [baɾt̪uleˈaɾ]
156. bartuleo noun [baɾt̪uˈleo]
157. bártulos noun /ˈbaɾtulos/: belongings
158. Barturen proper noun [baɾˈt̪uɾẽn]
159. Barua proper noun [ˈbaɾwa]
160. Baruc proper noun /baˈɾuk/: Baruch
161. Baruch proper noun [baˈɾut͡ʃ]
162. barullo noun /baˈɾuʝo/: uproar, tumult, confusion
163. barulo noun [baˈɾulo]
164. baruteño adjective, noun /baɾuˈteɲo/: of, from or relating to Baruta
165. barza noun [ˈbaɾsa]
166. barzal noun [baɾˈsal]
167. Barzana proper noun [baɾˈsana]
168. Barzola proper noun [baɾˈsola]
169. barzón adjective, noun [baɾˈsõn]: lazy
170. barzoneado verb [baɾsoneˈað̞o]
171. barzoneando verb [baɾsoneˈãn̪d̪o]
172. barzonear verb [baɾsoneˈaɾ]
173. barzucho noun [baɾˈsut͡ʃo]
174. Bas proper noun [ˈbas]
175. basa noun, verb /ˈbasa/: base
176. basa ática phrase [ˈbasa ˈat̪ika]
177. basa aticurga phrase [ˈbasa at̪iˈkuɾɣ̞a]
178. Basabe proper noun [baˈsaβ̞e]
179. basada adjective, noun, verb /baˈsada/: cradle (framework used to move and lift heavy objects)
180. basado adjective, interjection, verb /baˈsado/: based (admirable, praiseworthy)
181. Basadre proper noun /baˈsadɾe/: a surname
182. Basagoiti proper noun [basaˈɣ̞ojt̪i]
183. Basail proper noun [baˈsajl]
184. basal adjective /baˈsal/: basal, foundational, underlying
185. Basaldúa proper noun /basalˈdua/: a surname from Basque
186. basalmente adverb /baˌsalˈmente/: basally
187. basáltico adjective /baˈsaltiko/: basaltic
188. basalto noun /baˈsalto/: basalt (hard rock)
189. basamento noun /basaˈmento/: the base of a column or another structure, plinth
190. basando verb [baˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of basar
191. basándose verb [baˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of basar combined with se
192. Basañez proper noun [basaˈɲes]
193. Basanta proper noun [baˈsãn̪t̪a]
194. basar verb /baˈsaɾ/: to base on
195. basáride noun [baˈsaɾið̞e]
196. basarisco noun [basaˈɾisko]
197. Basarrate proper noun [basaˈrat̪e]
198. basarse verb [baˈsaɾse]: infinitive of basar combined with se
199. Basauri proper noun [baˈsawɾi]
200. Basave proper noun [baˈsaβ̞e]
201. Basavilbaso proper noun [basaβ̞ilˈβ̞aso]
202. Basay proper noun [baˈsaj]
203. basca adjective, noun /ˈbaska/: nausea
204. bascado verb [basˈkað̞o]
205. bascando verb [basˈkãn̪d̪o]
206. bascar verb [basˈkaɾ]
207. Bascones proper noun [basˈkones]
208. bascoso adjective [basˈkoso]
209. báscula noun, verb /ˈbaskula/: scales, balance, weighing machine
210. basculación noun /baskulaˈθjon/: swinging, tilting, shifting
211. basculado verb /baskuˈlado/: past participle of bascular
212. basculamiento noun [baskulaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]: oscillation
213. basculando verb [baskuˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of bascular
214. basculante adjective, noun: That pivots horizontally or vertically; hinged.
215. bascular verb /baskuˈlaɾ/: to tilt, totter, move to and fro, oscillate
216. Bascuñán proper noun [baskuˈɲãn]
217. bascuñana noun [baskuˈɲana]
218. Bascur proper noun [basˈkuɾ]
219. base noun, verb /ˈbase/: base
220. base aérea noun: air base, airbase (military airport, providing housing and support for aircraft and personnel)
221. base de cotización noun: contribution base
222. base de datos noun, phrase [ˈbase ð̞e ˈð̞at̪os]: database
223. base de datos relacional noun: relational database
224. base de operaciones noun: home base; operational base
225. base del cráneo noun: cranial base
226. base léxica phrase [ˈbase ˈleksika]
227. base militar phrase [ˈbase miliˈt̪aɾ]
228. base naval noun /ˌbase naˈbal/: naval base
229. base nitrogenada noun: nucleotide base; nucleobase
230. base por bolas phrase [ˈbase poɾ ˈβ̞olas]
231. base refrigeradora noun /ˌbase refɾixeɾaˈdoɾa/: cooling pad
232. base reguladora noun /ˌbase reɡulaˈdoɾa/: regulatory basis
233. basemia noun [baˈsemja]
234. baseología noun [baseoloˈxia]
235. baserritarra noun: traditional Basque farmer
236. bashismo noun [baˈʃismo]
237. bashkir adjective [baʃˈkiɾ]
238. basial adjective [baˈsjal]
239. basiam noun [baˈsjãm]
240. Basiano proper noun [baˈsjano]
241. básicamente adverb /ˌbasikaˈmente/: basically
242. basicerina noun [basiseˈɾina]
243. basicidad noun [basisiˈð̞að̞]: basicity
244. básico adjective /ˈbasiko/: basic (elementary, simple, fundamental)
245. basicor noun [basiˈkoɾ]
246. basidio noun [baˈsið̞jo]: basidium
247. basidiocarpo noun [basið̞joˈkaɾpo]: basidiocarp
248. basidioliquen noun: basidiolichen
249. basidioma noun [basiˈð̞joma]
250. basidiomicete noun /basidjomiˈθete/: basidiomycete
251. basidiomiceto noun: basidiomycete
252. basidiospora noun /basidjosˈpoɾa/: basidiospore
253. basificado verb [basifiˈkað̞o]
254. basificando verb [basifiˈkãn̪d̪o]
255. basificar verb [basifiˈkaɾ]
256. basifijo adjective [basiˈfixo]
257. basifobia noun [basiˈfoβ̞ja]
258. basilado adjective [basiˈlað̞o]
259. basilar adjective /basiˈlaɾ/: basilar
260. basilea noun [basiˈlea]
261. basilecto noun: basilect
262. Basileo proper noun [basiˈleo]
263. basileos noun /basiˈleos/: basileus
264. basiliano adjective /basiˈljano/: Basilian
265. basílica noun /baˈsilika/: basilica (Christian church having a nave)
266. basilical adjective /basiliˈkal/: basilic
267. basilicario noun [basiliˈkaɾjo]
268. basílicas noun [baˈsilikas]: plural of basílica
269. basilicón noun [basiliˈkõn]
270. basílicos noun [baˈsilikos]
271. Basílides proper noun [baˈsilið̞es]
272. basilidión noun [basiliˈð̞jõn]
273. basiliense adjective, noun [basiˈljẽnse]: of, from or relating to the city of Basel, Switzerland
274. basilio adjective [baˈsiljo]
275. Basilisa proper noun [basiˈlisa]
276. basilisco noun /basiˈlisko/: basilisk
277. basilosaurio noun [basiloˈsawɾjo]: basilosaurid
278. basionímico adjective /basjoˈnimiko/: basionym
279. basiónimo noun [baˈsjonimo]
280. basípeto adjective [baˈsipet̪o]
281. basipodito noun /basipoˈdito/: basipodite
282. basis noun /ˈbasis/: basis
283. basitonía noun [basit̪oˈnia]
284. básket noun [ˈbasket̪]
285. básketbol noun [ˈbasket̪β̞ol]
286. baskir adjective [basˈkiɾ]
287. baskonista noun /baskoˈnista/: a player on the basketball team Saski Baskonia
288. Baskortostán proper noun /baskoɾtosˈtan/: Bashkortostan (a republic and federal subject of Russia)
289. basmachí adjective, noun /basmaˈt͡ʃi/: Basmachi
290. basmala noun /basˈmala/: basmala
291. basmati noun /basˈmati/: basmati
292. basna noun [ˈbasna]
293. basó adjective, verb [ˈbaso]: first-person singular present indicative of basar
294. Basoalto proper noun [basoˈal̪t̪o]
295. basocelular adjective: basocellular
296. basófilo adjective, noun /baˈsofilo/: basophilic
297. basofobia noun [basoˈfoβ̞ja]: basophobia
298. basolateral adjective: basolateral
299. basónimo noun [baˈsonimo]
300. Basora proper noun [baˈsoɾa]

Part 5 · Part 7 · 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.