Spanish words: cierno to cinta adhesiva protectora

Spanish words cierno to cinta adhesiva protectora

1. cierno noun, verb /ˈθjeɾno/: first-person singular present indicative of cerner
2. cierra la puerta al salir interjection: don't let the door hit you on the way out, good riddance
3. cierrabares noun [sjeraˈβ̞aɾes]: barfly
4. cierre noun, verb /ˈθjere/: shutting, closing
5. cierre metálico phrase [ˈsjere meˈt̪aliko]
6. cierre patronal noun /ˌθjere patɾoˈnal/: lockout
7. cierre relámpago phrase [ˈsjere reˈlãmpaɣ̞o]
8. cierro noun, verb /ˈθjero/: close, closing
9. ciertamente adverb /ˌθjeɾtaˈmente/: certainly
10. ciertísimo adjective [sjeɾˈt̪isimo]: superlative degree of cierto
11. cierto adjective, adverb, determiner /ˈθjeɾto/: true
12. cierto güis phrase [ˈsjeɾt̪o ˈɣ̞wis]
13. ciervo noun /ˈθjeɾbo/: deer, stag
14. ciervo almizclero noun: musk deer
15. ciervo campero phrase [ˈsjeɾβ̞o kãmˈpeɾo]
16. ciervo de las marismas phrase [ˈsjeɾβ̞o ð̞e las maˈɾismas]
17. ciervo de los pantanos phrase [ˈsjeɾβ̞o ð̞e los pãn̪ˈt̪anos]
18. ciervo del Delta phrase [ˈsjeɾβ̞o ð̞el̪ ˈd̪el̪t̪a]
19. ciervo isleño phrase [ˈsjeɾβ̞o isˈleɲo]
20. ciervo mulo noun: mule deer
21. ciervo pampero phrase [ˈsjeɾβ̞o pãmˈpeɾo]
22. ciervo rojo noun /ˌθjeɾbo ˈroxo/: red deer
23. ciervo volante noun: stag beetle
24. cierzo noun /ˈθjeɾθo/: north-west wind in the Ebro valley
25. ciezano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Cieza
26. CIF noun: initialism of código de identificación fiscal
27. cifoescoliosis noun /ˌθifoeskoˈljosis/: kyphoscoliosis
28. cifontino adjective [sifõn̪ˈt̪ino]
29. cifosis noun /θiˈfosis/: kyphosis
30. CIFP abbreviation [ˈsifp]
31. cifra noun, verb /ˈθifɾa/: digit
32. cifrado adjective, noun, verb /θiˈfɾado/: coded
33. cifrador noun: cipher
34. cifrando verb [siˈfɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cifrar
35. cifrándose verb [siˈfɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cifrar combined with se
36. cifrar verb /θiˈfɾaɾ/: to value, quantify, aggregate
37. cifrarse verb [siˈfɾaɾse]: infinitive of cifrar combined with se
38. Cifuentes proper noun [siˈfwẽn̪t̪es]
39. Ciga proper noun [ˈsiɣ̞a]
40. cigala noun /θiˈɡala/: Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus)
41. Ciganda proper noun [siˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪a]
42. cigarra noun /θiˈɡara/: cicada
43. cigarral noun /θiɡaˈral/: country house
44. cigarrera adjective, noun /θiɡaˈreɾa/: cigar vendor
45. cigarrero adjective, noun [siɣ̞aˈreɾo]: cigar
46. cigarrillo noun /θiɡaˈriʝo/: cigarette
47. cigarrillo electrónico phrase [siɣ̞aˈriʝo elekˈt̪ɾoniko]
48. cigarro noun /θiˈɡaro/: cigar (rolled bundle of tobacco made for smoking)
49. cigarro puro noun: puro (cigar)
50. cigoma noun /θiˈɡoma/: zygoma; the cheekbone
51. cigomático adjective, noun /θiɡoˈmatiko/: zygomatic
52. cigomático mayor noun: zygomatic major
53. cigomático menor noun: zygomatic minor
54. cigomaticofacial adjective: zygomaticofacial
55. cigomaticoorbitario adjective: zygomatico-orbital
56. cigomorfo adjective [siɣ̞oˈmoɾfo]
57. cigoñal noun /θiɡoˈɲal/: shadoof
58. cigoñino noun [siɣ̞oˈɲino]
59. cigoñuela noun: stilt (bird)
60. -cigótico suffix: -zygous
61. cigoto noun /θiˈɡoto/: zygote
62. cigua noun /ˈθiɡwa/: spindalis (Spindalis spp.)
63. ciguatado verb [siɣ̞waˈt̪að̞o]
64. ciguatando verb [siɣ̞waˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
65. ciguatándose verb [siɣ̞waˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]
66. ciguatar verb [siɣ̞waˈt̪aɾ]
67. ciguatera noun /θiɡwaˈteɾa/: ciguatera
68. ciguayo adjective, noun /θiˈɡwaʝo/: Ciguayo
69. cigüeña noun /θiˈɡweɲa/: stork (large wading bird belonging to the Ciconiidae family)
70. cigüeña americana phrase [siˈɣ̞weɲa ameɾiˈkana]
71. cigüeña blanca noun: white stork
72. cigüeña negra noun, phrase /θiˌɡweɲa ˈneɡɾa/: black stork
73. cigüeñal noun /θiɡweˈɲal/: crankshaft
74. cigüeñato noun [siɣ̞weˈɲat̪o]
75. cigüeño noun [siˈɣ̞weɲo]
76. cigüeñuela noun /θiɡweˈɲwela/: common form of cigoñuela
77. cija noun [ˈsixa]
78. cilampa noun /θiˈlampa/: drizzle
79. cilampear verb /θilampeˈaɾ/: to drizzle
80. cilandro noun /θiˈlandɾo/: alternative form of cilantro
81. cilantro noun /θiˈlantɾo/: coriander, cilantro
82. cileiro noun [siˈlejɾo]
83. ciliado adjective, noun [siˈljað̞o]: Having cilia
84. ciliar adjective /θiˈljaɾ/: cilium; ciliary
85. cílica noun [ˈsilika]
86. cilicio adjective, noun /θiˈliθjo/: Cilician
87. cilindrada noun, verb /θilinˈdɾada/: cylinder capacity
88. cilindrado noun, verb /θilinˈdɾado/: past participle of cilindrar
89. cilindraje noun /θilinˈdɾaxe/: cylinder size
90. cilindrando verb [silĩn̪ˈd̪ɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cilindrar
91. cilindrar verb /θilinˈdɾaɾ/: to roll, roll up (into a cylinder shape)
92. cilíndrico adjective /θiˈlindɾiko/: cylindrical (shaped like a cylinder)
93. cilindro noun, verb /θiˈlindɾo/: cylinder
94. cilindro maestro phrase [siˈlĩn̪d̪ɾo maˈest̪ɾo]
95. cilio noun /ˈθiljo/: cilium
96. cilla noun, suffix /ˈθiʝa/: granary
97. cillazgo noun [siˈʝasɣ̞o]
98. cillero noun /θiˈʝeɾo/: pantry, larder
99. cillérveda noun /θiˈʝeɾbeda/: pork ribs
100. -cillo suffix /ˈθiʝo/: alternative form of -illo
101. cima noun, verb /ˈθima/: top
102. cimacio noun /θiˈmaθjo/: cymatium
103. cimado verb /θiˈmado/: past participle of cimar
104. cimando verb [siˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cimar
105. cimar verb /θiˈmaɾ/: to crop; to cut shorter (removing the top)
106. cimarra noun [siˈmara]
107. cimarrero adjective [simaˈreɾo]
108. cimarrón adjective /θimaˈron/: feral (having returned to the wild)
109. cimarronaje noun [simaroˈnaxe]: an attitude of enslaved Africans to resist the slave system
110. cimarroniando verb [simaroˈnjãn̪d̪o]
111. cimarroniar verb [simaroˈnjaɾ]
112. cimate noun, verb [siˈmat̪e]: second-person singular voseo imperative of cimar combined with te
113. cimbalaria noun /θimbaˈlaɾja/: any plant of the genus Cymbalaria
114. címbalo noun /ˈθimbalo/: cymbal (musical instrument)
115. cimbel noun /θimˈbel/: decoy
116. cimblado verb [sĩmˈblað̞o]: past participle of cimblar
117. cimblando verb [sĩmˈblãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cimblar
118. cimborio noun /θimˈboɾjo/: alternative form of cimborrio
119. cimborrio noun /θimˈborjo/: cimborio, lantern tower
120. cimbra noun, verb /ˈθimbɾa/: centering (wooden structure built around an arch)
121. cimbrado verb /θimˈbɾado/: past participle of cimbrar
122. cimbrando verb [sĩmˈbɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cimbrar
123. cimbrándose verb [sĩmˈbɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cimbrar combined with se
124. cimbrar verb /θimˈbɾaɾ/: to swing; to shake (a stick or a club)
125. cimbrarse verb [sĩmˈbɾaɾse]: infinitive of cimbrar combined with se
126. cimbreado verb [sĩmbɾeˈað̞o]: past participle of cimbrear
127. cimbreando verb [sĩmbɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cimbrear
128. cimbreándose verb [sĩmbɾeˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cimbrear combined with se
129. cimbreante adjective [sĩmbɾeˈãn̪t̪e]
130. cimbrear verb /θimbɾeˈaɾ/: to swing; to shake (a stick or a club)
131. cimbrearse verb [sĩmbɾeˈaɾse]: infinitive of cimbrear combined with se
132. cimbrel noun [sĩmˈbɾel]
133. cimbreo noun, verb /θimˈbɾeo/: rocking, swaying
134. cimbrio adjective, noun /ˈθimbɾjo/: Cimbrian
135. cimbró adjective, noun, verb /ˈθimbɾo/: first-person singular present indicative of cimbrar
136. cimbrón noun [sĩmˈbɾõn]
137. cimbronazo noun /θimbɾoˈnaθo/: hit on the back (with a belt or lash)
138. cimbros noun /ˈθimbɾos/: Cimbri
139. cimentación noun /θimentaˈθjon/: foundation
140. cimentado verb /θimenˈtado/: past participle of cimentar
141. cimentando verb [simẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cimentar
142. cimentar verb /θimenˈtaɾ/: to lay the foundations of (a building, a movement, etc.)
143. cimentó noun, verb [siˈmẽn̪t̪o]: first-person singular present indicative of cimentar
144. cimera adjective, noun /θiˈmeɾa/: decorated crest of a medieval helm
145. cimerillo noun /θimeˈɾiʝo/: pygmy tyrant
146. cimerio adjective, noun /θiˈmeɾjo/: Cimmerian
147. cimero adjective /θiˈmeɾo/: highest, finest, crowning
148. cimetidina noun /θimetiˈdina/: cimetidine
149. cimiento noun, verb /θiˈmjento/: foundation (the lowest and supporting layer of a superstructure)
150. cimitarra noun /θimiˈtara/: scimitar
151. cimofana noun: cymophane
152. cimofobia noun [simoˈfoβ̞ja]
153. cimorra noun [siˈmora]
154. cimorro noun /θiˈmoro/: tower of a church
155. cimoso adjective /θiˈmoso/: cymose
156. címula noun /ˈθimula/: cymule
157. cinabrio noun /θiˈnabɾjo/: cinnabar
158. cinamato noun: cinnamate
159. cinamomo noun /θinaˈmomo/: cinnamon (plant)
160. cinarizina noun: cinnarizine
161. cinasa noun /θiˈnasa/: kinase
162. cinc noun /ˈθink/: alternative spelling of zinc (“zinc”)
163. cincado adjective, noun /θinˈkado/: zinced
164. cincel noun /θinˈθel/: chisel, cold chisel
165. cincelado noun, verb /θinθeˈlado/: chiseling
166. cincelador noun /θinθelaˈdoɾ/: chiseller
167. cincelando verb [sĩnseˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cincelar
168. cincelar verb /θinθeˈlaɾ/: to chisel
169. cincha noun, verb /ˈθint͡ʃa/: girth (for horses or similar animals)
170. cinchaceado verb [sĩnʲt͡ʃaseˈað̞o]
171. cinchaceando verb [sĩnʲt͡ʃaseˈãn̪d̪o]
172. cinchada noun, verb [sĩnʲˈt͡ʃað̞a]: tug of war
173. cinchado verb [sĩnʲˈt͡ʃað̞o]: past participle of cinchar
174. cinchando verb [sĩnʲˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cinchar
175. cinchar verb /θinˈt͡ʃaɾ/: to girth
176. cincho noun, verb /ˈθint͡ʃo/: belt
177. cinchón noun [sĩnʲˈt͡ʃõn]
178. cinchoneado verb [sĩnʲt͡ʃoneˈað̞o]
179. cinchoneando verb [sĩnʲt͡ʃoneˈãn̪d̪o]
180. cinchonear verb [sĩnʲt͡ʃoneˈaɾ]: to hit someone with an object
181. Cincinnati proper noun [sĩnsĩnˈnat̪i]
182. cincino noun: cincinnus
183. cincita noun /θinˈθita/: zincite
184. cinco noun, number /ˈθinko/: five
185. cinco de yuca noun /ˌθinko de ˈʝuka/: a petty thing or person
186. cinco mil number /ˌθinko ˈmil/: five thousand
187. cinco negritos noun /ˌθinko neˈɡɾitos/: common lantana (Lantana camara)
188. cinco pelado noun /ˌθinko peˈlado/: alternative form of 5 pelao
189. cinco pelao noun /ˌθinko peˈlao̯/: alternative form of 5 pelao
190. cincoañal adjective [sĩŋkoaˈɲal]
191. cincodedos noun [sĩŋkoˈð̞eð̞os]
192. cincografía noun /θinkoɡɾaˈfia/: alternative form of zincografía
193. cincomil noun /θinkoˈmil/: a mountain 5000-5999 metres high
194. cincuate noun /θinˈkwate/: Mexican bullsnake (Pituophis deppei)
195. cincuenta noun, number /θinˈkwenta/: fifty
196. cincuenta y cinco number /θinˌkwenta i ˈθinko/: fifty-five
197. cincuenta y cuatro number /θinˌkwenta i ˈkwatɾo/: fifty-four
198. cincuenta y dos number /θinˌkwenta i ˈdos/: fifty-two
199. cincuenta y nueve number /θinˌkwenta i ˈnwebe/: fifty-nine
200. cincuenta y ocho number /θinˌkwenta i ˈot͡ʃo/: fifty-eight
201. cincuenta y seis number /θinˌkwenta i ˈseis/: fifty-six
202. cincuenta y siete number /θinˌkwenta i ˈsjete/: fifty-seven
203. cincuenta y tres number /θinˌkwenta i ˈtɾes/: fifty-three
204. cincuenta y un number /θinˈkwenta i un/: apocopic form of cincuenta y uno (“fifty-one”)
205. cincuenta y uno number /θinˌkwenta i ˈuno/: fifty-one
206. cincuentas noun: fifties (1950s)
207. cincuentavo adjective, noun /θinkwenˈtabo/: fiftieth
208. cincuentena adjective, noun: set of fifty
209. cincuentenario adjective, noun /θinkwenteˈnaɾjo/: semicentennial (50th anniversary)
210. cincuenteno adjective: fiftieth
211. cincuentón adjective, noun /θinkwenˈton/: fiftysomething
212. cine noun, verb /ˈθine/: cinema, moviehouse
213. cine de autor noun: film d'auteur
214. cine de terror noun: horror film, horror (as a film genre)
215. cine independiente noun: independent film, indie
216. cine mudo noun /ˌθine ˈmudo/: silent film
217. cine negro noun, phrase [ˈsine ˈneɣ̞ɾo]: film noir
218. cine sonoro noun: sound film
219. cineasta noun /θineˈasta/: filmmaker, moviemaker (a producer or director of films/movies)
220. cineclub noun [sineˈkluβ̞]
221. cinefilia noun /θineˈfilja/: cinephilia
222. cinéfilo adjective, noun /θiˈnefilo/: cinephilic (having a love of films or the cinema)
223. cinefórum noun: debate or discussion accompanying the release of a film
224. cinegética adjective, noun /θineˈxetika/: feminine singular of cinegético
225. cinegético adjective /θineˈxetiko/: hunting
226. cinema adjective, noun /θiˈnema/: cinema; movie theater (building where films are shown to an audience)
227. cinemascope noun [sinemasˈkope]: cinemascope
228. cinemateca noun [sinemaˈt̪eka]: film library
229. cinemática adjective, noun /θineˈmatika/: kinematics
230. cinemáticamente adverb /θineˌmatikaˈmente/: cinematically
231. cinemático adjective /θineˈmatiko/: kinematic
232. cinematografía noun, verb /θinematoɡɾaˈfia/: cinematography
233. cinematografiado verb /θinematoɡɾaˈfjado/: past participle of cinematografiar
234. cinematografiando verb [sinemat̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cinematografiar
235. cinematografiar verb /θinematoɡɾaˈfjaɾ/: to film
236. cinematográficamente adverb [sinemat̪oˌɣ̞ɾafikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: cinematographically
237. cinematográfico adjective /θinematoˈɡɾafiko/: cinematographic
238. cinematografista noun /θinematoɡɾaˈfista/: cinematographer
239. cinematógrafo noun /θinemaˈtoɡɾafo/: cinematographer
240. ciñendo verb [siˈɲẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of ceñir
241. ciñéndose verb [siˈɲẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of ceñir combined with se
242. cineo noun: alternative form of ceneo
243. cineráceo adjective [sineˈɾaseo]
244. cineraria adjective, noun [sineˈɾaɾja]: feminine singular of cinerario
245. cinerario adjective /θineˈɾaɾjo/: cinerary; funerar
246. cinéreo adjective /θiˈneɾeo/: cinerous; ashy
247. cinerítico adjective [sineˈɾit̪iko]
248. cinescopio noun: cathode-ray tube (originally kinescope)
249. cinésica noun [siˈnesika]
250. cinesina noun: kinesin
251. cinesiología noun [sinesjoloˈxia]
252. cinesiológico adjective [sinesjoˈloxiko]
253. cinesiólogo noun [sineˈsjoloɣ̞o]: alternative spelling of kinesiólogo
254. cinesioterapia noun: alternative form of kinesioterapia
255. cinesis noun /θiˈnesis/: kinesis
256. cinesiterapia noun: kinesitherapy
257. cinesofobia noun [sinesoˈfoβ̞ja]
258. cinestesia noun [sinesˈt̪esja]: kinesthesia
259. cineteca noun /θineˈteka/: film library
260. cinética adjective, noun /θiˈnetika/: kinematics
261. cinéticamente adverb: kinetically
262. cinético adjective /θiˈnetiko/: kinetic (relating to motion)
263. cinetismo noun: kineticism
264. cinetocoro noun /θinetoˈkoɾo/: kinetochore
265. cinetofobia noun [sinet̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
266. cinetoplasto noun: kinetoplast
267. cinetoscopio noun [sinet̪osˈkopjo]
268. cinetosis noun /θineˈtosis/: motion sickness
269. cingalés adjective, noun /θinɡaˈles/: Sinhalese (of the language, ethnicity, person)
270. cíngaro adjective, noun /ˈθinɡaɾo/: Rom, Gypsy
271. cinglado verb [sĩŋˈglað̞o]: past participle of cinglar
272. cinglando verb [sĩŋˈglãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cinglar
273. cinglar verb /θinˈɡlaɾ/: to scull
274. cingulado adjective /θinɡuˈlado/: cingulate
275. cíngulo noun /ˈθinɡulo/: girth for priests
276. cingulotomía noun /θinɡulotoˈmia/: cingulotomy
277. cinia noun [ˈsinja]
278. cínicamente adverb /ˌθinikaˈmente/: cynically
279. cínico adjective, noun /ˈθiniko/: cynical, cynic
280. cínife noun /ˈθinife/: a mosquito
281. cinina noun /θiˈnina/: kinin
282. cinismo noun /θiˈnismo/: cynicism
283. cinocéfalo adjective, noun /θinoˈθefalo/: cynocephalus
284. cinodonte noun /θinoˈdonte/: cynodont
285. cinodonto noun: cynodont
286. cinófilo noun: cynophilist
287. cinofobia noun [sinoˈfoβ̞ja]
288. cinoglosa noun /θinoˈɡlosa/: hound's tongue
289. cinología noun [sinoloˈxia]
290. cinológico adjective /θinoˈloxiko/: cynological; canine
291. cinquena noun [sĩŋˈkena]
292. cinqueno number [sĩŋˈkeno]
293. cinquera noun [sĩŋˈkeɾa]
294. cinquillo noun [sĩŋˈkiʝo]: a type of Latin American musical rhythm consisting of five-beat units
295. cinquina noun [sĩŋˈkina]
296. cinsault noun [sĩnˈsawl̪t̪]
297. cinta noun /ˈθinta/: ribbon, worn by girls in the hair
298. cinta adhesiva noun /ˌθinta adeˈsiba/: adhesive tape (sticky tape)
299. cinta adhesiva de embalaje noun: parcel tape, packing tape, box-sealing tape
300. cinta adhesiva protectora noun: masking tape

Part 32 · Part 34 · 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.