Spanish words: ciberconflicto to cierne
300 Spanish words, part 32 of 67 of the words starting with C, A to Z. 61 have a page of their own.
Spanish words ciberconflicto to cierne
- ciberconflicto noun /ˌθibeɾkonˈfliɡto/: cyberconflict
- cibercrimen noun: cybercrime
- cibercriminal noun /ˌθibeɾkɾimiˈnal/: cybercriminal
- cibercriminalidad noun: cybercrime
- cibercultura noun [siβ̞eɾkul̪ˈt̪uɾa]: cyberculture
- ciberdefensa noun: online defense
- ciberdelincuencia noun: cybercrime
- ciberdelincuente noun: cybercriminal
- ciberdelito noun /θibeɾdeˈlito/: cybercrime
- ciberdeporte noun [siβ̞eɾð̞eˈpoɾt̪e]
- ciberespacial adjective /θibeɾespaˈθjal/: cyberspatial
- ciberespacio noun /θibeɾesˈpaθjo/: cyberspace
- ciberespionaje noun: cyberespionage
- ciberestafa noun [siβ̞eɾesˈt̪afa]
- ciberfeminismo noun: cyberfeminism
- ciberfeminista noun: cyberfeminist
- ciberfísico noun /θibeɾˈfisiko/: cyberphysicist
- ciberfobia noun [siβ̞eɾˈfoβ̞ja]
- ciberguerra noun /ˌθibeɾˈɡera/: cyberwarfare, cyberwar
- ciberguerrilla noun /ˌθibeɾɡeˈriʝa/: a guerrilla that operates through the Internet or cyberspace
- ciberguerrillero adjective, noun /ˌθibeɾɡeriˈʝeɾo/: cyber-guerrilla; relating to, using, or typical of guerrilla warfare or guerrilla marketing through the Internet or cyberspace
- ciberincidente noun: online incident
- ciberinteligencia noun /ˌθibeɾinteliˈxenθja/: cyberintelligence
- ciberintrusión noun /ˌθibeɾintɾuˈsjon/: cyber-intrusion; hacking
- ciberlector noun: cyberreader
- ciberliteratura noun: cyberliterature
- ciberlunes noun /θibeɾˈlunes/: Cyber Monday
- cibermedio noun: cybermedia
- cibermensaje noun [siβ̞eɾmẽnˈsaxe]
- cibermundo noun: cyberworld
- cibernauta noun /θibeɾˈnauta/: Internet user, netizen, cybercitizen, internaut, cybernaut
- cibernáutico adjective /ˌθibeɾˈnautiko/: cyberspace
- cibernética adjective, noun [siβ̞eɾˈnet̪ika]: cybernetics
- cibernéticamente adverb: cybernetically
- cibernético adjective /θibeɾˈnetiko/: cybernetic
- cibernovio noun [siβ̞eɾˈnoβ̞jo]
- ciberperiodismo noun: cyberjournalism
- ciberpesimista noun /ˌθibeɾpesiˈmista/: cyberpessimist
- ciberpiratería noun /ˌθibeɾpiɾateˈɾia/: cyberpiracy
- ciberpolicía noun: cybercop
- ciberporno noun: cyberporn
- ciberpunk noun: cyberpunk
- ciberrelajación noun: cyber-relaxation
- ciberriesgo noun: cyber-risk
- ciberseguridad noun /θibeɾseɡuɾiˈdad/: cybersecurity
- ciberseguro adjective, noun: cybersafe
- ciberseminario noun [siβ̞eɾsemiˈnaɾjo]
- ciberserie noun /θibeɾˈseɾje/: cyberseries
- cibersexo noun: cybersex
- cibersitio noun /ˌθibeɾˈsitjo/: website
- cibersociedad noun /θibeɾsoθjeˈdad/: cybersociety
- ciberterapia noun: cybertherapy
- ciberterrorismo noun /ˌθibeɾteroˈɾismo/: cyberterrorism
- ciberterrorista noun: cyberterrorist
- cibertienda noun /ˌθibeɾˈtjenda/: cybershop
- ciberusuario noun /θibeɾuˈswaɾjo/: cybernaut
- ciberutópico adjective: cyberutopian
- ciberyihadismo noun: cyber-jihadism
- cibí noun [siˈβ̞i]
- cibí amarillo phrase [siˈβ̞i amaˈɾiʝo]
- cibofobia noun [siβ̞oˈfoβ̞ja]
- cibolero noun /θiboˈleɾo/: cibolero
- cíbolo noun /ˈθibolo/: buffalo (North American bison)
- ciborg noun /θiˈboɾɡ/: cyborg
- ciborio noun /θiˈboɾjo/: ciborium
- ciboulette noun [siβ̞uˈlet̪]: chive
- cíbrido noun /ˈθibɾido/: cybrid
- cica noun, suffix /ˈθika/: money bag
- cícada noun /ˈθikada/: cycad
- cicádido noun: A cicadid (Cicadidae)
- cicalado verb [sikaˈlað̞o]
- cicalando verb [sikaˈlãn̪d̪o]
- cicalar verb [sikaˈlaɾ]
- cicateado verb [sikat̪eˈað̞o]
- cicateando verb [sikat̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
- cicatear verb: to skimp
- cicatero adjective, noun /θikaˈteɾo/: miserly, mean, stingy
- cicatricial adjective /θikatɾiˈθjal/: cicatricial (relating to a scar)
- cicatriz noun /θikaˈtɾiθ/: scar, cicatrix
- cicatrización noun /θikatɾiθaˈθjon/: scarring; cicatrization
- cicatrizado verb /θikatɾiˈθado/: past participle of cicatrizar
- cicatrizal adjective /θikatɾiˈθal/: belonging to a cicatrice or scar
- cicatrizando verb /θikatɾiˈθando/: gerund of cicatrizar
- cicatrizándose verb [sikat̪ɾiˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cicatrizar combined with se
- cicatrizante adjective, noun /θikatɾiˈθante/: healing
- cicatrizar verb /θikatɾiˈθaɾ/: to cicatrize, to heal
- cicatrizarse verb [sikat̪ɾiˈsaɾse]: infinitive of cicatrizar combined with se
- cicatrizativo adjective /θikatɾiθaˈtibo/: cicatrisitive
- cicca noun [ˈsika]
- ciceón noun /θiθeˈon/: kykeon
- cícero noun [ˈsiseɾo]
- cicerón noun [siseˈɾõn]
- ciceronaje noun [siseɾoˈnaxe]
- cicerone noun /θiθeˈɾone/: guide, cicerone (person)
- ciceroniano adjective /θiθeɾoˈnjano/: Ciceronian
- cición noun [siˈsjõn]
- cicla noun, verb /ˈθikla/: bike; pushbike
- ciclabilidad noun [siklaβ̞iliˈð̞að̞]
- ciclación noun /θiklaˈθjon/: cyclization
- ciclada noun, verb /θiˈklada/: a kind of long round dress worn historically
- cicládico adjective: Cycladic
- ciclado noun, verb /θiˈklado/: cycle
- ciclador adjective, noun [siklaˈð̞oɾ]
- cicladora noun: cycler (machine)
- ciclaje noun /θiˈklaxe/: cycle
- ciclamato noun: cyclamate
- ciclamen noun [siˈklamẽn]: cyclamen
- ciclamino noun [siklaˈmino]: cyclamen
- ciclamor noun /θiklaˈmoɾ/: Judas tree (Cercis siliquastrum)
- ciclan noun, verb [siˈklãn]: third-person plural present indicative of ciclar
- ciclando verb [siˈklãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ciclar
- ciclar verb /θiˈklaɾ/: to cyclize
- ciclarse verb [siˈklaɾse]
- ciclasa noun /θiˈklasa/: cyclase
- cíclicamente adverb /ˌθiklikaˈmente/: cyclically
- ciclicidad noun /θikliθiˈdad/: cyclicity
- cíclico adjective /ˈθikliko/: cyclic
- cíclido noun: cichlid
- ciclina noun /θiˈklina/: cyclin
- ciclióforo noun /θiˈkljofoɾo/: cycliophoran
- ciclismo noun /θiˈklismo/: cycling, cycle racing
- ciclismo de montaña noun /θiˌklismo de monˈtaɲa/: mountain biking
- ciclismo en pista noun /θiˌklismo em ˈpista/: track cycling
- ciclista adjective, noun /θiˈklista/: cyclist, biker
- ciclístico adjective /θiˈklistiko/: cycling
- ciclización noun /θikliθaˈθjon/: cyclization
- ciclizina noun /θikliˈθina/: cyclizine
- ciclo noun, prefix, verb /ˈθiklo/: cycle
- ciclo celular noun /ˌθiklo θeluˈlaɾ/: cell cycle
- ciclo de Calvin noun /ˌθiklo de ˈkalbin/: Calvin cycle
- ciclo de Krebs noun /ˌθiklo de ˈkɾebs/: Krebs cycle
- ciclo de vida noun: life cycle
- ciclo del agua noun: water cycle
- ciclo del carbono noun /ˌθiklo del kaɾˈbono/: carbon cycle
- ciclo económico noun: business cycle
- ciclo hidrológico noun: water cycle
- ciclo metónico phrase [ˈsiklo meˈt̪oniko]
- ciclo vital noun: life cycle; lifespan
- cicloadición noun: cycloaddition
- cicloalcano noun: cycloalkane
- cicloalqueno noun /ˌθikloalˈkeno/: cycloalkene
- ciclobenzaprina noun /ˌθiklobenθaˈpɾina/: cyclobenzaprine
- ciclobutadieno noun /θiklobutaˈdjeno/: cyclobutadiene
- ciclobutano noun: cyclobutane
- ciclobuteno noun /ˌθiklobuˈteno/: cyclobutene
- ciclocalle noun [sikloˈkaʝe]: bicycle boulevard
- ciclocarril noun [siklokaˈril]
- ciclocomputador noun /θiklokomputaˈdoɾ/: cyclocomputer
- ciclocrós noun /θikloˈkɾos/: cyclocross
- ciclodextrina noun: cyclodextrin
- ciclodieno noun /θikloˈdjeno/: cyclodiene
- cicloestación noun /ˌθikloestaˈθjon/: bicycle station
- ciclofilina noun /θiklofiˈlina/: cyclophilin
- ciclofobia noun [sikloˈfoβ̞ja]
- ciclofosfamida noun /θiklofosfaˈmida/: cyclophosphamide
- ciclogénesis noun [sikloˈxenesis]: cyclogenesis
- cicloheptano noun: cycloheptane
- ciclohexano noun /θikloeɡˈsano/: cyclohexane
- ciclohexanona noun: cyclohexanone
- ciclohexeno noun /ˌθikloeɡˈseno/: cyclohexene
- ciclohexilamina noun: cyclohexylamine
- ciclohexilo noun: cyclohexyl
- cicloheximida noun: cycloheximide
- ciclohidrolasa noun: cyclohydrolase
- cicloidal adjective: cycloidal
- cicloide noun /θiˈkloide/: cycloid
- cicloideo adjective /θikloiˈdeo/: cycloid
- ciclol noun /θiˈklol/: cyclol
- ciclomontañismo noun /θiklomontaˈɲismo/: mountain biking
- ciclomorfosis noun /θiklomoɾˈfosis/: cyclomorphosis
- ciclomotor noun /θiklomoˈtoɾ/: moped
- ciclón noun /θiˈklon/: cyclone
- ciclón tropical noun, phrase /θiˌklon tɾopiˈkal/: tropical cyclone
- ciclonero adjective, noun /θikloˈneɾo/: of, related to, or supporting, San Lorenzo de Almagro, a football club from Buenos Aires
- ciclónico adjective /θiˈkloniko/: cyclonic
- ciclonudismo noun [siklonuˈð̞ismo]
- ciclonudista adjective [siklonuˈð̞ist̪a]
- ciclooxigenasa noun /θiklooɡsixeˈnasa/: cyclooxygenase
- cicloparqueadero noun /ˌθiklopaɾkeaˈdeɾo/: bike station
- cíclope noun /ˈθiklope/: cyclops
- ciclopeatonal adjective [siklopeat̪oˈnal]
- ciclopentadienilo noun: cyclopentadienyl
- ciclopentadieno noun: cyclopentadiene
- ciclopentadienuro noun: cyclopentadienide
- ciclopentano noun [siklopẽn̪ˈt̪ano]: cyclopentane
- ciclopentanona noun: cyclopentanone
- ciclopentanoperhidrofenantreno noun /θiklopentanopeɾidɾofenanˈtɾeno/: cyclopentanoperhydrophenanthrene
- ciclopenteno noun: cyclopentene
- ciclópeo adjective /θiˈklopeo/: mammoth, gargantuan, immense
- ciclopéptido noun /ˌθikloˈpebtido/: cyclopeptide
- ciclopía noun: cyclopia (birth defect)
- ciclópico adjective [siˈklopiko]
- ciclopista noun: cycle lane
- ciclopropano noun: cyclopropane
- ciclopropeno noun: cyclopropene
- ciclopropilo noun: cyclopropyl
- ciclóptero noun: lumpfish
- ciclorama noun /θikloˈɾama/: cyclorama (panoramic image)
- ciclorruta noun: bicycle path
- cicloruta noun: bicycle path
- ciclosarín noun: cyclosarin
- cicloserina noun /θikloseˈɾina/: cycloserine
- ciclosilicato noun [siklosiliˈkat̪o]: cyclosilicate
- ciclosporina noun /θiklospoˈɾina/: ciclosporin
- ciclostilo noun: mimeograph
- ciclotema noun /θikloˈtema/: cyclothem
- ciclotimia noun /θikloˈtimja/: cyclothymia (chronic mental disorder)
- ciclotímico adjective [sikloˈt̪imiko]: cyclothymic
- ciclotómico adjective: cyclotomic
- ciclotrón noun /θikloˈtɾon/: cyclotron
- cicloturismo noun [siklot̪uˈɾismo]: bicycle touring, bicycle tourism
- cicloturista noun /θiklotuˈɾista/: bicycle tourist
- ciclovía noun /θikloˈbia/: bicycle path, cycle path
- cicloviaje noun [sikloˈβ̞jaxe]
- cicloviajero noun /ˌθiklobjaˈxeɾo/: bicycle tourist
- -cico suffix [ˈsiko]
- cícones noun [ˈsikones]
- ciconicida adjective [sikoniˈsið̞a]
- cicónido noun [siˈkonið̞o]
- cicoria noun [siˈkoɾja]
- cicuta noun /θiˈkuta/: hemlock (poisonous plant)
- cid noun /ˈθid/: A strong and valiant man.
- -cida suffix /ˈθida/: -cide (denoting a person that kills)
- cidiano adjective: of El Cid; El Cid's
- -cidio suffix /ˈθidjo/: -cide (denoting an act of killing)
- cidípido noun [siˈð̞ipið̞o]
- cidra noun /ˈθidɾa/: citron (fruit)
- cidracayote noun /θidɾakaˈʝote/: watermelon, Citrullus lanatus
- cidro noun /ˈθidɾo/: citron (tree)
- cidronela noun [sið̞ɾoˈnela]
- cie abbreviation, verb /ˈθje/: first-person singular preterite indicative of ciar
- cieca noun [ˈsjeka]
- ciega adjective, noun, verb /ˈθjeɡa/: female equivalent of ciego, blind person
- ciegamente adverb /ˌθjeɡaˈmente/: blindly
- ciego adjective, noun, verb /ˈθjeɡo/: blind person
- cielito noun [sjeˈlit̪o]: sweetheart, my love
- cielo noun, verb /ˈθjelo/: sky
- cielo de la boca noun /ˌθjelo de la ˈboka/: palate; roof of the mouth
- cielo raso noun, phrase [ˈsjelo ˈraso]: ceiling
- cielorraso noun [sjeloˈraso]: alternative form of cielo raso
- cielos interjection, noun /ˈθjelos/: heavens!
- ciemo noun /ˈθjemo/: dung, manure
- ciempiés noun /θjemˈpjes/: centipede
- cien noun, number, verb /ˈθjen/: one hundred (100)
- cien mil number: one hundred thousand
- cien millones noun [ˈsjẽm miˈʝones]
- cien por cien adverb: one hundred percent
- cien por ciento adverb /ˌθjem poɾ ˈθjento/: to a complete extent; one hundred percent; completely; utterly; fully
- ciénaga noun /ˈθjenaɡa/: marsh, swamp
- ciénago noun [ˈsjenaɣ̞o]
- ciencia noun /ˈθjenθja/: science
- ciencia de datos noun /ˌθjenθja de ˈdatos/: data science
- ciencia exacta noun /ˌθjenθja eɡˈsaɡta/: exact science
- ciencia fáctica phrase [ˈsjẽnsja ˈfakt̪ika]
- ciencia ficción noun, phrase /ˌθjenθja fiɡˈθjon/: science fiction
- ciencia formal phrase [ˈsjẽnsja foɾˈmal]
- ciencia natural noun: natural science
- ciencia política noun /ˌθjenθja poˈlitika/: political science
- ciencias ambientales phrase [ˈsjẽnsjas ãmbjẽn̪ˈt̪ales]
- ciencias del mar noun /ˌθjenθjas del ˈmaɾ/: marine science
- ciencias exactas noun, phrase /ˌθjenθjas eɡˈsaɡtas/: exact sciences
- ciencias marinas noun /ˌθjenθjas maˈɾinas/: marine science
- ciencias naturales noun, phrase [ˈsjẽnsjas nat̪uˈɾales]: natural sciences
- cienciología noun /θjenθjoloˈxia/: Scientology
- cienciólogo adjective, noun /θjenˈθjoloɡo/: Scientologist
- cienciometría noun: scientometrics
- ciencismo noun [sjẽnˈsismo]
- ciencista adjective, noun [sjẽnˈsist̪a]: scientist
- ciénega noun /ˈθjeneɡa/: alternative form of ciénaga (“marsh, swamp”)
- ciénego noun: alternative form of ciénaga
- Cienfuegos proper noun /θjenˈfweɡos/: a surname
- cienfueguero adjective, noun /θjenfweˈɡeɾo/: of, from or relating to the city of Cienfuegos, Cienfuegos Province, Cuba
- cienmil number /θjemˈmil/: one hundred thousand
- cienmilésimo number [sjẽmmiˈlesimo]
- cieno noun /ˈθjeno/: silt
- cienoso adjective [sjeˈnoso]
- ciensayos noun /θjenˈsaʝos/: a mythical bird with thick hair under its colorful plumage
- cientañal adjective [sjẽn̪t̪aˈɲal]
- ciente adjective [ˈsjẽn̪t̪e]
- cientemente adverb [ˌsjẽn̪t̪eˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- cienteñal adjective [sjẽn̪t̪eˈɲal]
- científicamente adverb /θjenˌtifikaˈmente/: scientifically
- cientificidad noun /θjentifiθiˈdad/: scientificity
- cientificidio noun [sjẽn̪t̪ifiˈsið̞jo]
- cientificismo noun /θjentifiˈθismo/: scientism
- cientificista adjective, noun [sjẽn̪t̪ifiˈsist̪a]: a believer or agent of scientism
- científico adjective, noun /θjenˈtifiko/: scientific
- científico loco noun: mad scientist
- cientifismo noun /θjentiˈfismo/: scientism
- cientista adjective, noun /θjenˈtista/: scientist (of certain types of science)
- cientista político noun: political scientist
- ciento noun, number /ˈθjento/: one hundred (100) (only in compounds followed by lower numerals)
- ciento por ciento adverb: alternative form of cien por cien
- ciento y la madre noun, phrase [ˈsjẽn̪t̪o i la ˈmað̞ɾe]: a lot of people; everyone and their mother
- cientopiés noun /θjentoˈpjes/: synonym of ciempiés
- cientos noun /ˈθjentos/: plural of ciento
- cierna noun, verb [ˈsjeɾna]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
- cierne noun, verb /ˈθjeɾne/: bloom
Part 31 · Part 33 · 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.