Spanish words: cisne negro to clasificación periódica

Spanish words cisne negro to clasificación periódica

1. cisne negro noun /ˌθisne ˈneɡɾo/: black swan
2. cisne silbador noun /ˌθisne silbaˈdoɾ/: Bewick's swan (Cygnus columbianus)
3. cisne trompetero noun /ˌθisne tɾompeˈteɾo/: trumpeter swan (Cygnus buccinator)
4. cisne vulgar noun /ˌθisne bulˈɡaɾ/: mute swan (Cygnus olor)
5. cisneriano adjective /θisneˈɾjano/: of, pertaining to Francisco Jiménez de Cisneros (a Spanish cardinal, religious figure, and statesman), or to his beliefs, time, or teachings))
6. Cisneros proper noun /θisˈneɾos/: a surname
7. cisnormatividad noun [sisnoɾmat̪iβ̞iˈð̞að̞]
8. cisplatino adjective, noun /θisplaˈtino/: cisplatin
9. cissexismo noun [sisekˈsismo]
10. cistationina noun: cystathionine
11. cisteína noun /θisteˈina/: cysteine
12. cisterciense adjective, noun: Cistercian
13. cisterna noun /θisˈteɾna/: cistern
14. cisticerco noun /θistiˈθeɾko/: cysticercus
15. cisticercosis noun /θistiθeɾˈkosis/: cysticercosis
16. cístico adjective /ˈθistiko/: gallbladder, urinary bladder; cystic
17. cistícola noun: cisticola
18. cistidio noun /θisˈtidjo/: cystidium
19. cistina noun /θisˈtina/: cystine
20. cistitis noun /θisˈtitis/: cystitis
21. cistolito noun /θistoˈlito/: cystolith
22. cistoscopia noun /θistosˈkopja/: cystoscopy
23. cisura noun /θiˈsuɾa/: incision (small cut)
24. cisura de Silvio noun: sylvian fissure
25. cisura lateral noun /θiˌsuɾa lateˈɾal/: sylvian fissure
26. cisuritis noun: a type of fissure in the lung
27. cita noun, suffix, verb /ˈθita/: date (romantic outing)
28. cita a ciegas noun, phrase /ˌθita a ˈθjeɡas/: blind date
29. citable adjective /θiˈtable/: citable
30. citación noun /θitaˈθjon/: quotation, citation
31. citadino adjective, noun /θitaˈdino/: urban; urban-dwelling
32. citado adjective, verb /θiˈtado/: cited, mentioned, aforementioned
33. citador adjective [sit̪aˈð̞oɾ]
34. citalopram noun /θitaloˈpɾam/: citalopram
35. citando verb /θiˈtando/: gerund of citar
36. citándose verb [siˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of citar combined with se
37. citano noun [siˈt̪ano]
38. citante noun /θiˈtante/: citer
39. citar verb /θiˈtaɾ/: to cite
40. citará noun, verb /θiˈtaɾa/: partition wall, party wall
41. citarista noun /θitaˈɾista/: zitherist
42. citarística noun [sit̪aˈɾist̪ika]
43. citarístico adjective [sit̪aˈɾist̪iko]
44. citarizado verb [sit̪aɾiˈsað̞o]
45. citarizando verb [sit̪aɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]
46. citarizar verb [sit̪aɾiˈsaɾ]
47. citarse verb [siˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of citar combined with se
48. citas noun, suffix, verb /ˈθitas/: plural of cita
49. citatorio adjective, noun /θitaˈtoɾjo/: citation; notice; summons
50. citereo adjective [sit̪eˈɾeo]
51. citerior adjective /θiteˈɾjoɾ/: citerior
52. citidina noun: cytidine
53. cítiso noun /ˈθitiso/: laburnum
54. Citlali proper noun /θiˈtlali/: a female given name
55. cito interjection, prefix, suffix, verb /θito/: alternative form of -ito
56. citoblasto noun /θitoˈblasto/: cytoblast
57. citocina noun /θitoˈθina/: cytokine
58. citocinesis noun [sit̪osiˈnesis]: cytokinesis
59. citocinina noun: cytokinin
60. citocromo noun /θitoˈkɾomo/: cytochrome
61. citodiagnosis noun [sit̪oð̞jaɣ̞ˈnosis]
62. citodiagnóstico noun [sit̪oð̞jaɣ̞ˈnost̪iko]
63. citoesqueleto noun /θitoeskeˈleto/: cytoskeleton
64. citófono noun /θiˈtofono/: intercom
65. citogénesis noun [sit̪oˈxenesis]
66. citogenética adjective, noun /ˌθito xeˈnetika/: cytogenetics
67. citogenético adjective: cytogenetic
68. cítola noun /ˈθitola/: citole
69. citolero noun [sit̪oˈleɾo]
70. citolítico adjective: cytolytic
71. citología noun /θitoloˈxia/: cytology
72. citológico adjective /θitoˈloxiko/: cytologic, cytological
73. citólogo noun /θiˈtoloɡo/: cytologist
74. citomegalovirus noun /θitomeɡaloˈbiɾus/: cytomegalovirus
75. citometría noun /θitomeˈtɾia/: cytometry
76. citómetro noun: cytometer (device for measuring cells)
77. citopatología noun /θitopatoloˈxia/: cytopathology
78. citopenia noun: cytopenia
79. citoplasma noun /θitoˈplasma/: cytoplasm
80. citoplasmático adjective: cytoplasm; cytoplasmic (of or relating to cytoplasm)
81. citoplásmico adjective /θitoˈplasmiko/: cytoplasmic
82. citoprotector noun: cytoprotector
83. citoqueratina noun [sit̪okeɾaˈt̪ina]
84. citoquina noun: alternative form of citocina
85. citoquinina noun: alternative form of citocinina
86. citoria noun [siˈt̪oɾja]
87. citorreducción noun: cytoreduction
88. -citos suffix [ˈsit̪os]: plural of -cito
89. citosina noun /θitoˈsina/: cytosine
90. citosis noun [siˈt̪osis]
91. citosol noun /θitoˈsol/: cytosol
92. citosólico adjective /θitoˈsoliko/: cytosolic
93. citostático adjective /θitosˈtatiko/: cytostatic
94. citostoma noun: cytostome
95. citotaxonomía noun [sit̪ot̪aksonoˈmia]
96. citotaxonómico adjective /θitotaɡsoˈnomiko/: cytotaxonomic
97. citote noun [siˈt̪ot̪e]
98. citotoxicidad noun: cytotoxicity
99. citotóxico adjective [sit̪oˈt̪oksiko]: cytotoxic
100. citotoxina noun: cytotoxin
101. citotrofoblasto noun /θitotɾofoˈblasto/: cytotrophoblast
102. citral noun [siˈt̪ɾal]
103. citrato noun /θiˈtɾato/: citrate
104. citrato de sildenafilo phrase [siˈt̪ɾat̪o ð̞e sil̪d̪enaˈfilo]
105. cítrico adjective, noun /ˈθitɾiko/: citric
106. citrícola adjective: citrus
107. citricultor adjective, noun /θitɾikulˈtoɾ/: citrus-farming
108. citricultura noun /θitɾikulˈtuɾa/: citrus cultivation
109. citrino adjective, noun /θiˈtɾino/: citrine (color/colour)
110. citrón noun /θiˈtɾon/: citron
111. citronela noun /θitɾoˈnela/: lemon balm (Melissa officinalis)
112. citronella noun: citronella
113. citronelol noun [sit̪ɾoneˈlol]
114. citroneta noun [sit̪ɾoˈnet̪a]
115. citrulina noun /θitɾuˈlina/: citrulline
116. citrulinado adjective: citrullinated
117. ciu noun [ˈsju]
118. ciudad noun /θjuˈdad/: city
119. Ciudad de México phrase [sjuˈð̞að̞ d̪e ˈmexiko]
120. ciudad deportiva noun: training complex, training centre
121. ciudad dormitorio noun, phrase /θjuˌdad doɾmiˈtoɾjo/: bedroom community, commuter town
122. ciudad esponja phrase [sjuˈð̞að̞ esˈpõŋxa]
123. ciudad estado noun /θjuˌdad esˈtado/: city state
124. ciudad fantasma noun /θjuˌdad fanˈtasma/: ghost town
125. ciudad federal noun /θjuˌdad fedeˈɾal/: federal city
126. ciudad hermana noun /θjuˌdad eɾˈmana/: sister city
127. ciudad inteligente noun /θjuˌdad inteliˈxente/: smart city
128. ciudad misil phrase [sjuˈð̞að̞ miˈsil]
129. ciudad perdida phrase [sjuˈð̞að̞ peɾˈð̞ið̞a]
130. ciudad universitaria noun: university town
131. ciudadanía noun /θjudadaˈnia/: citizenship
132. ciudadanista adjective, noun /θjudadaˈnista/: of Ciudadanos
133. ciudadanizar verb /θjudadaniˈθaɾ/: to grant citizenship to
134. ciudadano adjective, noun /θjudaˈdano/: living in a city
135. ciudadano de a pie noun: man on the street; member of the general public
136. ciudadela noun /θjudaˈdela/: citadel
137. ciudadrealeño adjective, noun /θjudadreaˈleɲo/: of, from or relating to Ciudad Real
138. ciudarrealeño adjective, noun /θjudareaˈleɲo/: of, from or relating to Ciudad Real
139. civeta noun /θiˈbeta/: civet (cat-like animal)
140. civeta nutria noun: otter civet
141. cívicamente adverb /ˌθibikaˈmente/: civically
142. cívico adjective, noun /ˈθibiko/: civil
143. civil adjective /θiˈbil/: civil (all senses)
144. civilidad noun /θibiliˈdad/: civility
145. civilismo noun: civilianism; rule by civilians rather than the military
146. civilista adjective, noun /θibiˈlista/: civil law
147. civilístico adjective [siβ̞iˈlist̪iko]
148. civilización noun /θibiliθaˈθjon/: civilization
149. civilizacional adjective: civilizational
150. civilizadamente adverb /θibiliˌθadaˈmente/: in a civilized way, civilly
151. civilizado adjective, verb /θibiliˈθado/: civilized
152. civilizador adjective /θibiliθaˈdoɾ/: civilizing
153. civilizando verb [siβ̞iliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of civilizar
154. civilizándose verb [siβ̞iliˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of civilizar combined with se
155. civilizar verb /θibiliˈθaɾ/: to civilize
156. civilizarse verb [siβ̞iliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of civilizar combined with se
157. civilizatorio adjective /θibiliθaˈtoɾjo/: civilizing
158. civilmente adverb /θiˌbilˈmente/: civilly
159. civismo noun /θiˈbismo/: civility
160. civitio noun [siˈβ̞it̪jo]
161. cizalla noun, verb /θiˈθaʝa/: bolt cutter
162. cizallado verb [sisaˈʝað̞o]: past participle of cizallar
163. cizalladura noun /θiθaʝaˈduɾa/: wind shear
164. cizallamiento noun /θiθaʝaˈmjento/: shear
165. cizallando verb [sisaˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cizallar
166. cizallar verb /θiθaˈʝaɾ/: to shear; cut with shears or wire cutters
167. cizalle noun, verb [siˈsaʝe]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
168. cizaña noun, verb /θiˈθaɲa/: darnel, tare (grass weed)
169. cizañado verb /θiθaˈɲado/: past participle of cizañar
170. cizañador adjective [sisaɲaˈð̞oɾ]
171. cizañando verb [sisaˈɲãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cizañar
172. cizañar verb /θiθaˈɲaɾ/: to sow discord
173. cizañeado verb [sisaɲeˈað̞o]: past participle of cizañear
174. cizañeando verb [sisaɲeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cizañear
175. cizañear verb /θiθaɲeˈaɾ/: alternative form of cizañar
176. cizañero adjective, noun /θiθaˈɲeɾo/: troublemaker, shit-stirrer
177. cizañoso adjective: troublemaking
178. Cizur proper noun [siˈsuɾ]
179. cjns noun: cojones (“balls, nuts, testicles”)
180. Cl. abbreviation
181. clac noun /ˈklak/: crush hat, opera hat
182. clachar verb: alternative form of tlachar
183. clacificado verb [klasifiˈkað̞o]
184. cladinosa noun /kladiˈnosa/: cladinose
185. cladista noun: cladist
186. cladística adjective, noun: cladistics
187. cladístico adjective /klaˈdistiko/: cladistic
188. clado noun, prefix, suffix /ˈklado/: clado-
189. cladócero noun /klaˈdoθeɾo/: water flea
190. cladodio noun /klaˈdodjo/: cladode
191. cladograma noun: cladogram
192. cladoterio noun: cladothere
193. cladribina noun: cladribine
194. clamado verb /klaˈmado/: past participle of clamar
195. clamando verb [klaˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of clamar
196. clamar verb /klaˈmaɾ/: to call out for
197. clamar a Dios verb /klaˌmaɾ a ˈdjos/: to be an outrage
198. clamar al cielo verb: to be an outrage
199. clamar en el desierto verb: to preach in the wilderness
200. clámide noun /ˈklamide/: chlamys
201. clamidia noun /klaˈmidja/: chlamydia
202. clamidospora noun: chlamydospore
203. clamor noun /klaˈmoɾ/: a clamor, shout
204. clamoreada noun, verb [klamoɾeˈað̞a]: feminine singular of clamoreado
205. clamoreado verb [klamoɾeˈað̞o]: past participle of clamorear
206. clamoreando verb [klamoɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of clamorear
207. clamorear verb /klamoɾeˈaɾ/: to toll
208. clamoreo noun, verb [klamoˈɾeo]: clamour; hubbub
209. clamorosamente adverb /klamoˌɾosaˈmente/: clamorously
210. clamoroso adjective /klamoˈɾoso/: resounding
211. clamosidad noun [klamosiˈð̞að̞]
212. clamoso adjective [klaˈmoso]
213. clampear verb [klãmpeˈaɾ]
214. clampeo noun [klãmˈpeo]
215. clan noun /ˈklan/: clan
216. clanca noun [ˈklãŋka]
217. clande noun [ˈklãn̪d̪e]
218. clandestinaje noun /klandestiˈnaxe/: underground (movement)
219. clandestinamente adverb /klandesˌtinaˈmente/: clandestinely
220. clandestinidad noun /klandestiniˈdad/: secrecy
221. clandestino adjective, noun /klandesˈtino/: clandestine
222. clánico adjective: clan; clannish
223. claqué noun /ˈklake/: claque
224. claqueta noun /klaˈketa/: clapperboard
225. claquetazo noun /klakeˈtaθo/: clap of a clapperboard
226. claquetista noun [klakeˈt̪ist̪a]
227. clara adjective, noun /ˈklaɾa/: the white (of an egg)
228. claraboya noun /klaɾaˈboʝa/: skylight
229. clarado adjective, verb /klaˈɾado/: ajoure
230. claramente adverb /ˌklaɾaˈmente/: clearly
231. clarando verb [klaˈɾãn̪d̪o]
232. clarar verb [klaˈɾaɾ]
233. claras adjective, noun [ˈklaɾas]: feminine plural of claro
234. claras a nieve phrase [ˈklaɾas a ˈnjeβ̞e]
235. clarea noun, verb /klaˈɾea/: bald patch (area of baldness)
236. clareado adjective, verb /klaɾeˈado/: sleepless
237. clareando verb [klaɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of clarear
238. clareándose verb [klaɾeˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of clarear combined with se
239. clarear verb /klaɾeˈaɾ/: to clear
240. clarecer verb /klaɾeˈθeɾ/: to dawn
241. clarecido verb [klaɾeˈsið̞o]
242. clareciendo verb [klaɾeˈsjẽn̪d̪o]
243. clareo noun, verb /klaˈɾeo/: clearing
244. clarete noun [klaˈɾet̪e]: claret (wine)
245. claretiano adjective [klaɾeˈt̪jano]: Claretian
246. claridad noun /klaɾiˈdad/: clarity, clearness
247. claridad meridiana noun: crystal clear clarity
248. clarificación noun /klaɾifikaˈθjon/: clarification
249. clarificado verb /klaɾifiˈkado/: past participle of clarificar
250. clarificador adjective, noun /klaɾifikaˈdoɾ/: clarifying, illuminating
251. clarificando verb [klaɾifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of clarificar
252. clarificar verb /klaɾifiˈkaɾ/: to clarify
253. clarificó adjective, verb [klaˈɾifiko]: first-person singular present indicative of clarificar
254. clarín noun /klaˈɾin/: bugle
255. clarinada noun /klaɾiˈnada/: blunder
256. clarinero noun /klaɾiˈneɾo/: clarion player
257. clarinete noun /klaɾiˈnete/: clarinet
258. clarinetista noun: clarinetist
259. clarión noun /klaˈɾjon/: chalk (piece of chalk used to write on blackboards)
260. clarisa adjective, noun: Poor Clares nun
261. clarísimo adjective /klaˈɾisimo/: superlative degree of claro
262. clariso adjective: of the Poor Clares (a contemplative order of nuns in the Catholic Church)
263. claristorio noun /klaɾisˈtoɾjo/: clerestory
264. claritromicina noun /klaɾitɾomiˈθina/: clarithromycin
265. clarividencia noun /klaɾibiˈdenθja/: clairvoyance
266. clarividente adjective, noun /klaɾibiˈdente/: clairvoyant
267. clarividentemente adverb /klaɾibiˌdenteˈmente/: clairvoyantly
268. claro adjective, adverb, interjection, noun /ˈklaɾo/: clear
269. claro como el agua adjective: crystal clear
270. claro de luna noun /ˌklaɾo de ˈluna/: brief glimpse of moonlight
271. claro está adverb /ˌklaɾo esˈta/: clearly; blatantly
272. claro que no va a volver a pasar phrase [ˈklaɾo ke ˈno ˈβ̞a a β̞olˈβ̞eɾ a paˈsaɾ]
273. claro y oscuro noun /ˌklaɾo i osˈkuɾo/: alternative form of claroscuro
274. claro y raspa'o phrase [ˈklaɾo i rasˈpao]
275. clarón noun: clarion (instrument)
276. claroscurista adjective: chiaroscuro
277. claroscuro adjective, noun /klaɾosˈkuɾo/: chiaroscuro
278. clás. adjective: abbreviation of clásico (“classical”)
279. -clasa suffix: -clase
280. clase noun /ˈklase/: lecture
281. clase alta noun: upper class
282. clase baja noun: lower class
283. clase de palabras noun /ˌklase de paˈlabɾas/: part of speech
284. clase ejecutiva noun: business class
285. clase media noun, phrase [ˈklase ˈmeð̞ja]: middle class
286. clase obrera noun /ˌklase oˈbɾeɾa/: working class
287. clase social noun, phrase [ˈklase soˈsjal]: social class
288. clase turista phrase [ˈklase t̪uˈɾist̪a]
289. clasemediero adjective, noun /klasemeˈdjeɾo/: middle-class
290. clases noun /ˈklases/: plural of clase
291. clases particulares noun /ˌklases paɾtikuˈlaɾes/: private tuition
292. clásicamente adverb /ˌklasikaˈmente/: classically (according to classical norms)
293. clasicazo noun /klasiˈkaθo/: classic, all-time classic
294. clasicismo noun /klasiˈθismo/: classicism
295. clasicista adjective, noun [klasiˈsist̪a]: classical
296. clásico adjective, noun /ˈklasiko/: classic, classical (of or relating to the first class or rank, especially in literature or art)
297. clasicómano noun /klasiˈkomano/: classic cycle racer
298. clasificable adjective /klasifiˈkable/: classifiable (that one can classify)
299. clasificación noun /klasifikaˈθjon/: classification
300. clasificación periódica noun /klasifikaˌθjom peˈɾjodika/: periodic table (chart of the chemical elements by atomic number)

Part 34 · Part 36 · 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.