Spanish words: cardenista to carminado
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Spanish words cardenista to carminado
- cardenista adjective, noun: of Lázaro Cárdenas del Río (Mexican politician); Cárdenas's
- cárdeno adjective /ˈkaɾdeno/: purplish, purply, violet, livid, lurid
- cardenólido noun: cardenolide
- cardíaco adjective /kaɾˈdjako/: alternative form of cardíaco
- cardial adjective /kaɾˈdjal/: cardial
- cardialgia noun [kaɾˈð̞jalxja]
- cardiálgico adjective [kaɾˈð̞jalxiko]
- cardias noun /ˈkaɾdjas/: the area of the stomach which directly receives contents from the esophagus
- Cardiff proper noun [kaɾˈð̞if]
- cárdigan noun /ˈkaɾdiɡan/: cardigan
- cardillo noun /kaɾˈdiʝo/: any of a number of plants; see Spanish Wikipedia for species
- cardina noun /kaɾˈdina/: small thistle
- cardinal adjective /kaɾdiˈnal/: cardinal (crucial, pivotal)
- cardinalidad noun /kaɾdinaliˈdad/: cardinality
- cardio noun, prefix, suffix /kaɾdjo/: cardio-; forms words pertaining to the heart
- cardiocirculatorio adjective /ˌkaɾdjoθiɾkulaˈtoɾjo/: cardiocirculatory
- cardiocirujano noun /kaɾdjoθiɾuˈxano/: heart surgeon
- cardioembólico adjective: cardioembolic
- cardiofisiología noun [kaɾð̞jofisjoloˈxia]
- cardiofobia noun [kaɾð̞joˈfoβ̞ja]
- cardiofrénico adjective: cardiophrenic
- cardiogénico adjective /kaɾdjoˈxeniko/: cardiogenic
- cardiógrafo noun [kaɾˈð̞joɣ̞ɾafo]
- cardiograma noun: cardiogram
- cardioide noun: cardioid
- cardiolipina noun: cardiolipin
- cardiología noun /kaɾdjoloˈxia/: cardiology
- cardiológico adjective /kaɾdjoˈloxiko/: cardiological
- cardiólogo noun /kaɾˈdjoloɡo/: cardiologist (heart physician)
- cardiomegalia noun [kaɾð̞jomeˈɣ̞alja]
- cardiomiocito noun: cardiomyocyte
- cardiomiopatía noun /ˌkaɾdjomjopaˈtia/: cardiomyopathy
- cardiópata noun /kaɾˈdjopata/: cardiopathologist
- cardiopatía noun /kaɾdjopaˈtia/: heart disease, cardiomyopathy
- cardiopático adjective /kaɾdjoˈpatiko/: cardiopathic
- cardiopediátrico adjective: cardiopediatric
- cardioplejia noun: cardioplegia
- cardioprotector noun: cardioprotector
- cardiopulmonar adjective [kaɾð̞jopulmoˈnaɾ]: cardiopulmonary
- cardiorespiratorio adjective: cardiorespiratory
- cardiorrespiratorio adjective /kaɾdjorespiɾaˈtoɾjo/: cardiorespiratory
- cardiosaludable adjective: heart-healthy
- cardiotónico adjective /kaɾdjoˈtoniko/: cardiotonic
- cardiotorácico adjective: cardiothoracic
- cardiotoxicidad noun /kaɾdjotoɡsiθiˈdad/: cardiotoxicity
- cardiotoxina noun /kaɾdjotoɡˈsina/: cardiotoxin
- cardiovascular adjective /ˌkaɾdjobaskuˈlaɾ/: cardiovascular
- cardioventricular adjective /kaɾdjobentɾikuˈlaɾ/: cardioventricular
- cardioversión noun /kaɾdjobeɾˈsjon/: cardioversion
- cardítico adjective [kaɾˈð̞it̪iko]
- carditis noun /kaɾˈditis/: carditis
- cardo noun, verb /ˈkaɾdo/: thistle
- cardo abadejo noun /ˌkaɾdo abaˈdexo/: southern globethistle (Echinops ritro)
- cardo asnal noun: blessed milkthistle (Silybum marianum)
- cardo azul noun /ˌkaɾdo aˈθul/: Mediterranean sea holly (Eryngium bourgatii Gouan)
- cardo bendito noun /ˌkaɾdo benˈdito/: blessed thistle
- cardo chuza noun /ˌkaɾdo ˈt͡ʃuθa/: Brazilian vase plant (Aechmea distichantha)
- cardo de Castilla noun: cardoon
- cardo gigante noun /ˌkaɾdo xiˈɡante/: Moor's cotton thistle (Onopordum nervosum)
- cardo lanudo noun /ˌkaɾdo laˈnudo/: woolly thistle (Cirsium eriophorum)
- cardo mariano noun /ˌkaɾdo maˈɾjano/: blessed milk thistle (Silybum marianum)
- cardo ruso noun, phrase /ˌkaɾdo ˈruso/: Russian thistle, tumbleweed
- cardo yesquero noun /ˌkaɾdo ʝesˈkeɾo/: southern globethistle (Echinops ritro)
- cardón noun /kaɾˈdon/: any of a number of plants
- cardón del Perú noun /kaɾˌdon del peˈɾu/: Peruvian apple cactus (Cereus repandus)
- Cardona proper noun /kaɾˈdona/: a surname
- cardonal noun /kaɾdoˈnal/: an expanse of land containing any of the plants known as cardón
- cardoncito noun /kaɾdonˈθito/: a species of cactus found in Brazil (Cereus aethiops)
- Cardosa proper noun [kaɾˈð̞osa]
- cardosanto noun /kaɾdoˈsanto/: The holy thistle or blessed thistle, Centaurea benedicta
- Cardoso proper noun /kaɾˈdoso/: a surname from Portuguese
- Cardoza proper noun [kaɾˈð̞osa]
- Cardozo proper noun [kaɾˈð̞oso]
- cardume noun /kaɾˈdume/: school, shoal (group of fish)
- cardumen noun /kaɾˈdumen/: school, shoal (a group of fish)
- carduzado verb [kaɾð̞uˈsað̞o]
- carduzando verb [kaɾð̞uˈsãn̪d̪o]
- carduzar verb [kaɾð̞uˈsaɾ]
- care noun [ˈkaɾe]
- careado verb /kaɾeˈado/: past participle of carear
- careador noun [kaɾeaˈð̞oɾ]
- Careaga proper noun /kaɾeˈaɡa/: a surname from Basque
- careando verb [kaɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of carear
- careándose verb [kaɾeˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of carear combined with se
- carear verb /kaɾeˈaɾ/: to bring face-to-face
- carecer verb /kaɾeˈθeɾ/: to lack, to be lacking
- carecido verb /kaɾeˈθido/: past participle of carecer
- careciendo verb [kaɾeˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of carecer
- careciente adjective /kaɾeˈθjente/: in need
- carecimiento noun [kaɾesiˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
- carel noun [kaˈɾel]
- careliano adjective, noun /kaɾeˈljano/: Karelian
- carelio adjective, noun /kaˈɾeljo/: Karelian
- Carelmapu proper noun /kaɾelˈmapu/: a department of Chile
- carena noun, verb /kaˈɾena/: bottom (parts of a vessel that is always underwater)
- carenado noun, verb /kaɾeˈnado/: past participle of carenar
- carenadura noun [kaɾenaˈð̞uɾa]
- carenaje noun [kaɾeˈnaxe]
- carenando verb [kaɾeˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of carenar
- carenar verb /kaɾeˈnaɾ/: to careen, to list (to turn a ship on its side)
- carencia noun /kaˈɾenθja/: lack, shortage
- carenciado adjective: poverty-stricken
- carencial adjective /kaɾenˈθjal/: deficiency
- carenero noun [kaɾeˈneɾo]
- carente adjective /kaˈɾente/: lacking, devoid
- careo noun, verb /kaˈɾeo/: face-to-face meeting
- Carepa proper noun /kaˈɾepa/: Carepa (a town, a municipality of Antioquia department, Colombia)
- carero adjective /kaˈɾeɾo/: (a person) that sells a product or service at a very high price.
- Cares proper noun [ˈkaɾes]
- carestía noun /kaɾesˈtia/: expensiveness; priciness; high price
- careta adjective, noun /kaˈɾeta/: face mask, face screen (disguise, fencing, medical protection, etc.)
- careteada noun [kaɾet̪eˈað̞a]
- caretear verb [kaɾet̪eˈaɾ]
- caretez noun [kaɾeˈt̪es]
- careto adjective, noun /kaˈɾeto/: white-headed and black-bodied
- carey noun /kaˈɾei/: hawksbill turtle
- carfentanil noun: carfentanil
- carfentanilo noun /kaɾfentaˈnilo/: carfentanil
- carga noun, verb /ˈkaɾɡa/: load
- carga de la prueba noun: burden of proof
- carga de profundidad noun: depth charge
- carga eléctrica noun, phrase [ˈkaɾɣ̞a eˈlekt̪ɾika]: electric charge
- carga útil phrase [ˈkaɾɣ̞a ˈut̪il]
- cargable adjective /kaɾˈɡable/: chargeable
- cargada adjective, noun, verb /kaɾˈɡada/: feminine singular of cargado
- cargadero noun /kaɾɡaˈdeɾo/: loading platform, loading bay
- cargado adjective, verb /kaɾˈɡado/: loaded
- cargador adjective, noun /kaɾɡaˈdoɾ/: loading, charging
- cargadora adjective, noun: female equivalent of cargador
- cargadora mixta noun: synonym of retroexcavadora
- cargamento noun /kaɾɡaˈmento/: load, freight, cargo
- cargamontón noun /ˌkaɾɡamonˈton/: lynching, gangbang
- cargancia noun: bother
- cargando verb [kaɾˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cargar
- cargándose verb [kaɾˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cargar combined with se
- cargante adjective /kaɾˈɡante/: annoying
- cargar verb /kaɾˈɡaɾ/: to load (to put a load on or in (a means of conveyance or a place of storage))
- cargar el muerto verb: to pin the blame (on someone)
- cargar la mano phrase, verb [kaɾˈɣ̞aɾ la ˈmano]: to overdo something; get carried away; go too far
- cargar las tintas verb: to blow out of proportion; to exaggerate
- cargarse verb [kaɾˈɣ̞aɾse]: infinitive of cargar combined with se
- cargársela verb /kaɾˈɡaɾsela/: to get into trouble; to be up shit creek
- cargazón noun: heavy load
- cargo noun, verb /ˈkaɾɡo/: charge, burden
- cargo de conciencia noun, phrase [ˈkaɾɣ̞o ð̞e kõnˈsjẽnsja]: guilty conscience
- cargo público noun /ˌkaɾɡo ˈpubliko/: public office
- cargoseado verb [kaɾɣ̞oseˈað̞o]
- cargoseando verb [kaɾɣ̞oseˈãn̪d̪o]
- cargosear verb /kaɾɡoseˈaɾ/: to annoy, bug, bother, irritate
- cargoso adjective /kaɾˈɡoso/: exhausting; tiring
- carguera noun /kaɾˈɡeɾa/: cargo airline
- carguerío noun /kaɾɡeˈɾio/: synonym of carguío (load)
- carguero noun /kaɾˈɡeɾo/: freighter, cargo ship, carrier, supply ship
- carguío noun /kaɾˈɡio/: load (of a cargo)
- Carhuancho proper noun /kaɾˈw̝ant͡ʃo/: a surname from Quechua
- Carhuaz proper noun /kaɾˈw̝aθ/: a province of Ancash, Peru
- Carhué proper noun [kaɾˈ(ɣ̞)w̝e]
- carhuense adjective, noun /kaɾˈw̝ense/: of, from or relating to Carhué
- cari adjective, noun /ˈkaɾi/: darling, dear, lover
- cariacontecido adjective /kaɾjakonteˈθido/: crestfallen, disappointed, down in the mouth
- cariado verb /kaˈɾjado/: past participle of cariar
- cariamarillo adjective /kaɾjamaˈɾiʝo/: yellow-faced
- cariando verb [kaˈɾjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cariar
- cariándose verb [kaˈɾjãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cariar combined with se
- cariaqueño adjective, noun /kaɾjaˈkeɲo/: of, from or relating to Cariaco
- cariaquito noun /kaɾjaˈkito/: Any of a number of plants of the Lantana genus; lantana or shrub verbena
- cariaquito morado noun /kaɾjaˌkito moˈɾado/: Lantana trifolia
- cariar verb /kaˈɾjaɾ/: to cause cavities, decay
- cariarse verb [kaˈɾjaɾse]: infinitive of cariar combined with se
- cariátide noun /kaˈɾjatide/: caryatid
- cariavacado noun: bull with a long cowlike nose
- cariazul adjective /kaɾjaˈθul/: blue-faced (said of various species of bird)
- caribañola noun [kaɾiβ̞aˈɲola]
- Caribdis proper noun /kaˈɾibdis/: Charybdis (Greek mythological monster)
- caribe adjective, noun /kaˈɾibe/: Cariban, belonging to one of the Carib peoples or relating to their cultures and languages
- caribeado verb [kaɾiβ̞eˈað̞o]
- caribeando verb [kaɾiβ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
- caribear verb [kaɾiβ̞eˈaɾ]
- caribeño adjective, noun /kaɾiˈbeɲo/: Caribbean
- cariblanco adjective /kaɾiˈblanko/: white-faced
- caribú noun /kaɾiˈbu/: caribou, reindeer
- caricalvo adjective /kaɾiˈkalbo/: a term used for various bare-faced or dull-coloured animals
- caricari noun /kaɾiˈkaɾi/: southern crested caracara
- caricatura noun, verb /kaɾikaˈtuɾa/: caricature (pictorial representation of someone for comic effect)
- caricatura editorial noun: editorial cartoon
- caricatura política noun /kaɾikaˌtuɾa poˈlitika/: political cartoon
- caricaturado verb /kaɾikatuˈɾado/: past participle of caricaturar
- caricaturando verb [kaɾikat̪uˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of caricaturar
- caricaturar verb /kaɾikatuˈɾaɾ/: synonym of caricaturizar (“to caricature”) (to represent someone in an exaggerated or distorted manner)
- caricaturesco adjective /kaɾikatuˈɾesko/: caricaturesque
- caricaturista noun /kaɾikatuˈɾista/: caricaturist
- caricaturización noun /kaɾikatuɾiθaˈθjon/: caricature
- caricaturizado verb /kaɾikatuɾiˈθado/: past participle of caricaturizar
- caricaturizando verb [kaɾikat̪uɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of caricaturizar
- caricaturizar verb /kaɾikatuɾiˈθaɾ/: to caricature
- carichís noun /kaɾiˈt͡ʃis/: cottage cheese
- caricia noun, verb /kaˈɾiθja/: caress
- caricioso adjective [kaɾiˈsjoso]
- caridad noun /kaɾiˈdad/: charity
- carie noun, verb [ˈkaɾje]: first-person singular preterite indicative of cariar
- caries noun, verb /ˈkaɾjes/: caries, cavity
- caries dental phrase [ˈkaɾjes ð̞ẽn̪ˈt̪al]
- caries dentaria phrase [ˈkaɾjes ð̞ẽn̪ˈt̪aɾja]
- carigrís adjective /kaɾiˈɡɾis/: gray-faced
- carigualdo adjective: yellow-faced (said of various species of birds)
- carijo interjection, noun /kaˈɾixo/: euphemistic form of carajo
- carilina noun [kaɾiˈlina]
- carilindo adjective /ˌkaɾiˈlindo/: pretty-faced
- carilla adjective, noun /kaˈɾiʝa/: side/sheet of paper
- carillón noun [kaɾiˈʝõn]: carillon (set of bells)
- Carim proper noun [kaˈɾĩm]
- carimañola noun /kaɾimaˈɲola/: a type of South American yuca fritter found in Colombia and Panama, usually stuffed with ingredients such as Costeño and white cheeses, ground meat, rice,...
- Carina noun [kaˈɾina]
- carinado adjective, verb /kaɾiˈnado/: carinate
- cariñando verb [kaɾiˈɲãn̪d̪o]
- cariñándose verb [kaɾiˈɲãn̪d̪ose]
- cariñarse verb [kaɾiˈɲaɾse]
- carindería noun /kaɾindeˈɾia/: carinderia (a small eatery or canteen or cafeteria selling local food)
- carindero noun /kaɾinˈdeɾo/: caterer (a food vendor or server selling or serving local food in a carinderia, usually staying behind a buffet counter)
- carinegro adjective /kaɾiˈneɡɾo/: black-faced
- cariñena noun: Cariñena (wine)
- cariño noun /kaˈɾiɲo/: affection, fondness
- cariñosa adjective, noun /kaɾiˈɲosa/: prostitute
- cariñosamente adverb /kaɾiˌɲosaˈmente/: affectionately
- cariñosear verb: to make shows of affection to someone or something; to cuddle
- cariñosísimo adjective [kaɾiɲoˈsisimo]: superlative degree of cariñoso
- cariñosito noun: Care Bear
- cariñoso adjective /kaɾiˈɲoso/: loving, kind, caring, warm-hearted
- carintio adjective, noun /kaˈɾintjo/: Carinthian (of, from or relating to the state of Carinthia, Austria)
- cario adjective, noun, prefix, verb /ˈkaɾjo/: Carian
- carioca adjective, noun /kaˈɾjoka/: Carioca (of, from or relating to the city of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil)
- cariocinesis noun [kaɾjosiˈnesis]
- cariofilácea noun: any plant of the Caryophyllaceae family
- cariogamia noun /ˌkaɾjoˈɡamja/: karyogamy
- cariogénico adjective [kaɾjoˈxeniko]: cariogenic
- cariograma noun: karyogram
- Cariola proper noun [kaˈɾjola]
- cariológico adjective: cariological
- cariópside noun [kaˈɾjopsið̞e]
- cariorexis noun [kaɾjoˈɾeksis]
- cariosoma noun [kaɾjoˈsoma]
- cariotazo noun: very strong football shot aimed at the goal
- cariotipo noun: karyotype
- caripela noun [kaɾiˈpela]
- carirredondo adjective /kaɾireˈdondo/: round-faced
- carirrojo adjective: red-faced; red-headed (said of a number of species of bird)
- carishina noun [kaɾiˈʃina]
- carísimo adjective /kaˈɾisimo/: superlative degree of caro: very expensive
- carisma noun /kaˈɾisma/: charisma
- carismático adjective /kaɾisˈmatiko/: charismatic
- caristio adjective, noun: of the Caristii
- carita adjective, noun /kaˈɾita/: diminutive of cara; little face
- caritativamente adverb /kaɾitaˌtibaˈmente/: charitably
- caritativo adjective /kaɾitaˈtibo/: charitable
- carite noun [kaˈɾit̪e]: any of a number of species of mackerel
- Carito proper noun /kaˈɾito/: a diminutive of the female given name Carolina
- cariyismo noun [kaɾiˈʝismo]
- cariz noun /kaˈɾiθ/: aspect, condition
- carjacking noun /ˌkaɾˈʝakin/: carjacking
- Carla proper noun /ˈkaɾla/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Carlos
- carlanca noun /kaɾˈlanka/: spiky dog collar
- carleado verb [kaɾleˈað̞o]
- carleando verb [kaɾleˈãn̪d̪o]
- carlear verb [kaɾleˈaɾ]
- Carles proper noun /ˈkaɾles/: a male given name from Catalan, equivalent to English Charles
- carlina noun /kaɾˈlina/: carline
- carlinga noun /kaɾˈlinɡa/: carling
- carlino noun /kaɾˈlino/: pug (dog)
- carlismo noun /kaɾˈlismo/: Carlism
- carlista adjective, noun /kaɾˈlista/: Carlist
- carlistada noun /kaɾlisˈtada/: Carlist war or attack
- carlito noun [kaɾˈlit̪o]
- carlitos noun [kaɾˈlit̪os]
- carló noun [kaɾˈlo]
- Carlomagno proper noun /kaɾloˈmaɡno/: Charlemagne (king of the Franks)
- carlón noun [kaɾˈlõn]
- Carlos proper noun /ˈkaɾlos/: a male given name, equivalent to English Charles
- carlospacense adjective, noun /kaɾlospaˈθense/: of, from or relating to Villa Carlos Paz
- carlota noun [kaɾˈlot̪a]
- carlotismo noun /kaɾloˈtismo/: a movement in the early 19th century that wanted to establish a monarchy on the River Plate, with Carlota Joaquina of Spain as head of state
- carlotista adjective, noun /kaɾloˈtista/: a supporter of carlotismo
- cármata adjective, noun /ˈkaɾmata/: Qarmatian
- carmelita adjective, noun /kaɾmeˈlita/: Carmelite
- carmelitano adjective, noun /kaɾmeliˈtano/: Carmelite
- carmelo adjective, noun /kaɾˈmelo/: of A.D. Carmelita (a soccer team from Costa Rica)
- carmeltazita noun /kaɾmeltaˈθita/: carmeltazite
- carmen noun /ˈkaɾmen/: a type of house in Granada
- carmenado verb /kaɾmeˈnado/: past participle of carmenar
- carmenando verb [kaɾmeˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of carmenar
- carmenándose verb [kaɾmeˈnãn̪d̪ose]
- carmenar verb /kaɾmeˈnaɾ/: to untangle
- carmenarse verb [kaɾmeˈnaɾse]
- Carmenchu proper noun /kaɾˈment͡ʃu/: a diminutive of the female given name Carmen
- Carmencita proper noun /kaɾmenˈθita/: a diminutive of the female given name Carmen
- carmenere noun [kaɾmeˈneɾe]
- Carmenza proper noun /kaɾˈmenθa/: a diminutive of the female given name Carmen
- carmesí adjective, noun /kaɾmeˈsi/: crimson
- carmesín adjective, noun /kaɾmeˈsin/: alternative form of carmesí
- carmín adjective, noun /kaɾˈmin/: carmine, crimson (color)
- carminado verb [kaɾmiˈnað̞o]: past participle of carminar
Part 12 · Part 14 · Spanish words: C
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 C: 19,867 words, in 67 parts.