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Spanish words: caguairán to calato

300 Spanish words, part 4 of 67 of the words starting with C, A to Z. 64 have a page of their own.

Spanish words caguairán to calato

  1. caguairán noun: quebracho (various trees with very hard wood)
  2. caguama noun /kaˈɡwama/: loggerhead turtle
  3. caguaré noun /kaɡwaˈɾe/: southern tamandua
  4. Caguas proper noun /ˈkaɡwas/: Caguas (a city and municipality of Puerto Rico, United States)
  5. cague noun, verb /ˈkaɡe/: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
  6. cagüeño adjective, noun /kaˈɡweɲo/: of, from or relating to Caguas
  7. cagueta adjective, noun /kaˈɡeta/: chicken, wuss (coward)
  8. caguil noun [kaˈɣ̞il]
  9. cagüín noun /kaˈɡwin/: alternative form of cahuín
  10. cahíta adjective, noun /kaˈita/: Cahitan
  11. cahíz noun /kaˈiθ/: cahiz (a traditional unit of dry measure equivalent to about 665.8 liters)
  12. cahizada noun [kajˈsað̞a]: synonym of cahiz (as a measure of land)
  13. cahuapano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Cahuapanas District
  14. cahuel noun [kaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝el]
  15. cahuilino adjective: from the Chilean town of Cáhuil
  16. cahuín noun /kaˈwin/: mess, disorder, confusion
  17. cahuineando verb [kawineˈãn̪d̪o]
  18. cahuinear verb [kawineˈaɾ]
  19. cahuinero adjective [kawiˈneɾo]
  20. Cahuita proper noun /kaˈwita/: a district of Talamanca canton, Limon, Costa Rica.
  21. caí noun, verb /kaˈi/: tufted capuchin
  22. caibarienense adjective, noun /kaibaɾjeˈnense/: of, from or relating to Caibarién
  23. caibariense adjective, noun /kaibaˈɾjense/: of, from or relating to Caibarién
  24. Caicedo proper noun /kaiˈθedo/: a surname
  25. caico noun [ˈkajko]
  26. caíd noun /kaˈid/: caid
  27. caída adjective, noun, verb /kaˈida/: fall (act of falling)
  28. caída de agua noun /kaˌida de ˈaɡwa/: waterfall
  29. caída libre noun /kaˌida ˈlibɾe/: freefall
  30. caídas adjective, noun, verb /kaˈidas/: feminine plural of caído
  31. caído adjective, verb /kaˈido/: fallen
  32. caído a la botella phrase [kaˈið̞o a la β̞oˈt̪eʝa]
  33. caído al chuico phrase [kaˈið̞o alʲ ˈt͡ʃujko]
  34. caído al frasco phrase [kaˈið̞o al ˈfɾasko]
  35. caído al litro phrase [kaˈið̞o al ˈlit̪ɾo]
  36. caído de la cama phrase [kaˈið̞o ð̞e la ˈkama]
  37. caído de la esfera phrase [kaˈið̞o ð̞e la esˈfeɾa]
  38. caído de la hamaca phrase [kaˈið̞o ð̞e la aˈmaka]
  39. caído de la mata phrase [kaˈið̞o ð̞e la ˈmat̪a]
  40. caído del catre phrase [kaˈið̞o ð̞el ˈkat̪ɾe]
  41. caído del cielo adverb /kaˌido del ˈθjelo/: out of thin air
  42. caído del níspero phrase [kaˈið̞o ð̞el ˈnispeɾo]
  43. caído del palto phrase [kaˈið̞o ð̞el ˈpal̪t̪o]
  44. caído del zarzo phrase [kaˈið̞o ð̞el ˈsaɾso]
  45. caídos adjective, noun, verb /kaˈidos/: masculine plural of caído
  46. Caifás proper noun /kaiˈfas/: Caiaphas
  47. caigua adjective, noun /ˈkaiɡwa/: Cyclanthera pedata, a South American vine cultivated for its fruit.
  48. caigüé adjective [kajˈɣ̞we]
  49. caihua noun [ˈkajwa]
  50. caihue noun [ˈkajwe]
  51. Caillavet proper noun [kajʝaˈβ̞et̪]
  52. caillo noun [ˈkajʝo]
  53. caima adjective [ˈkajma]
  54. caimán noun /kaiˈman/: alligator
  55. caimán de anteojos noun /kaiˌman de anteˈoxos/: The spectacled caiman.
  56. caimán negro noun: The black caiman.
  57. caimanera noun /kaimaˈneɾa/: an informal game of baseball
  58. caimanerense adjective, noun /kaimaneˈɾense/: of, from or relating to Caimanera
  59. caimanes adjective, noun [kajmaˈnes]: Caymanian
  60. caimanino noun /kaimaˈnino/: caiman
  61. caimiento noun /kaiˈmjento/: lagging
  62. caimito noun /kaiˈmito/: the abiu, a tropical tree and its fruit
  63. Caín proper noun /kaˈin/: Cain (Biblical character)
  64. caínca noun /kaˈinka/: cahinca
  65. cainita adjective, noun [kajˈnit̪a]: Cainite
  66. cainofobia noun [kajnoˈfoβ̞ja]
  67. cainolofobia noun [kajnoloˈfoβ̞ja]
  68. cainotofobia noun [kajnot̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
  69. Caio proper noun /ˈkajo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Gaius
  70. caipi noun [ˈkajpi]
  71. caipiriña noun /kaipiˈɾiɲa/: caipirinha
  72. caipirivodka noun [kajpiɾiˈβ̞oð̞ka]
  73. caipiroska noun [kajpiˈɾoska]
  74. caiquén noun /kaiˈken/: upland goose (Chloephaga picta)
  75. caire noun [ˈkajɾe]
  76. cairel noun /kaiˈɾel/: fringe (of clothes)
  77. cairelado verb /kaiɾeˈlado/: past participle of cairelar
  78. cairelando verb [kajɾeˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cairelar
  79. cairelar verb /kaiɾeˈlaɾ/: to fringe
  80. Cairo proper noun /ˈkaiɾo/: Cairo (the capital of Egypt)
  81. cairomona noun [kajɾoˈmona]
  82. cairota adjective, noun /kaiˈɾota/: Cairene (of, from or relating to the city of Cairo, capital of Egypt)
  83. CAISS noun: initialism of Centro de Atención e Información del Instituto Nacional de la Seguridad Social
  84. caita noun [ˈkajt̪a]
  85. caite noun /ˈkaite/: leather sandal
  86. caiteado verb [kajt̪eˈað̞o]
  87. caiteando verb [kajt̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
  88. caitear verb [kajt̪eˈaɾ]
  89. caití noun /kaiˈti/: Andean avocet (Recurvirostra andina)
  90. caito noun [ˈkajt̪o]
  91. caitudo adjective /kaiˈtudo/: wearing leather sandals
  92. caitúe noun [kajˈt̪ue]
  93. caituy noun [kajˈt̪uj]
  94. caja noun /ˈkaxa/: box, case
  95. caja blanca phrase [ˈkaxa ˈβ̞lãŋka]
  96. caja boba noun /ˌkaxa ˈboba/: (UK, Canada) idiot box, (US) boob tube (television, television set, telly)
  97. caja china noun, phrase /ˌkaxa ˈt͡ʃina/: a Chinese box
  98. caja de ahorros noun /ˌkaxa de aˈoros/: savings bank
  99. caja de bolas phrase [ˈkaxa ð̞e ˈβ̞olas]
  100. caja de cambios noun /ˌkaxa de ˈkambjos/: gearbox
  101. caja de caudales noun, phrase /ˌkaxa de kauˈdales/: safe (place to keep one's valuables)
  102. caja de cerillas noun /ˌkaxa de θeˈɾiʝas/: matchbox
  103. caja de dientes noun /ˌkaxa de ˈdjentes/: false teeth
  104. caja de empleados noun /ˌkaxa de empleˈados/: tip box; tip jar (container for the tips given to staff)
  105. caja de fusibles noun /ˌkaxa de fuˈsibles/: fusebox
  106. caja de herramientas noun /ˌkaxa de eraˈmjentas/: toolbox
  107. caja de ingletes noun /ˌkaxa de inˈɡletes/: mitre box, miter box (US)
  108. caja de instrumentos noun /ˌkaxa de instɾuˈmentos/: toolbox
  109. caja de la escalera phrase [ˈkaxa ð̞e la eskaˈleɾa]
  110. caja de música noun /ˌkaxa de ˈmusika/: music box
  111. caja de Pandora noun, phrase /ˌkaxa de panˈdoɾa/: Pandora's box
  112. caja de pino noun /ˌkaxa de ˈpino/: box; casket; coffin
  113. caja de resonancia noun: sound box
  114. caja de ritmos noun /ˌkaxa de ˈridmos/: drum machine
  115. caja de seguridad noun: safebox, safe, safe-deposit box
  116. caja de sorpresa noun /ˌkaxa de soɾˈpɾesa/: jack-in-the-box
  117. caja de velocidades noun /ˌkaxa de beloθiˈdades/: gearbox
  118. caja del cuerpo noun /ˌkaxa del ˈkweɾpo/: thorax
  119. caja fuerte noun, phrase /ˌkaxa ˈfweɾte/: safe, lockbox, strongbox
  120. caja idiota noun /ˌkaxa iˈdjota/: (UK, Canada) idiot box, (US) boob tube (television, television set, telly)
  121. caja negra noun, phrase /ˌkaxa ˈneɡɾa/: black box
  122. caja registradora noun /ˌkaxa rexistɾaˈdoɾa/: cash register
  123. caja seca noun [ˈkaxa ˈseka]
  124. caja tonta noun, phrase /ˌkaxa ˈtonta/: (UK, Canada) idiot box, (US) boob tube (television, television set, telly)
  125. caja torácica noun, phrase [ˈkaxa t̪oˈɾasika]: rib cage
  126. Cajamarca proper noun /kaxaˈmaɾka/: a region of Peru
  127. cajamarquino adjective, noun /kaxamaɾˈkino/: of, from or relating to the city of Cajamarca or surrounding Cajamarca department, Peru
  128. cajeado adjective, verb /kaxeˈado/: boxed
  129. cajeando verb [kaxeˈãn̪d̪o]
  130. cajel adjective /kaˈxel/: used after naranja or naranjo to denote a variety of oranges
  131. cajeput noun: cajuput
  132. cajera noun /kaˈxeɾa/: female equivalent of cajero
  133. cajero noun /kaˈxeɾo/: cashier
  134. cajero automático noun /kaˌxeɾo autoˈmatiko/: automated teller machine, ATM
  135. cajeta noun /kaˈxeta/: a Mexican confection of thickened syrup usually made of sweetened caramelized goat’s milk
  136. cajete noun /kaˈxete/: a bowl, basin or similar container
  137. cajeteado verb [kaxet̪eˈað̞o]
  138. cajeteando verb [kaxet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
  139. cajetear verb [kaxet̪eˈaɾ]
  140. cajetilla noun /kaxeˈtiʝa/: pack (of cigarettes)
  141. cajetudo adjective [kaxeˈt̪uð̞o]
  142. cají noun [kaˈxi]: schoolmaster snapper, a fish of species Lutjanus apodus
  143. cajiga noun [kaˈxiɣ̞a]
  144. cajigo noun /kaˈxiɡo/: alternative form of quejigo (Portuguese oak)
  145. cajillo noun /kaˈxiʝo/: recessed ceiling
  146. cajista noun /kaˈxista/: typesetter
  147. cajita noun /kaˈxita/: small box
  148. cajo noun [ˈkaxo]
  149. cajón noun /kaˈxon/: a large box
  150. cajón de sastre noun: junk drawer
  151. cajón peruano phrase [kaˈxõm peˈɾwano]
  152. cajoncillo noun /kaxonˈθiʝo/: diminutive of cajón
  153. cajoncito noun /kaxonˈθito/: diminutive of cajón
  154. cajonear verb /kaxoneˈaɾ/: to shelve (postpone)
  155. cajonera noun /kaxoˈneɾa/: chest of drawers
  156. cajonería noun: chest of drawers (especially in a church)
  157. cajonero adjective, noun [kaxoˈneɾo]: a box-seller
  158. cajú noun /kaˈxu/: cashew
  159. cajuela noun /kaˈxwela/: trunk, boot (of a car)
  160. cajuil noun /kaˈxwil/: cashew
  161. cajuil rojo phrase [kaˈxwil ˈroxo]
  162. cajuil solimán phrase [kaˈxwil soliˈmãn]
  163. cajún adjective, noun /kaˈxun/: cajun; Cajun
  164. cakchiquel adjective, noun: alternative spelling of kakchikel
  165. cake noun /ˈkeik/: cake; fruitcake
  166. cal noun, symbol /ˈkal/: lime (calcium oxide)
  167. cal viva noun /ˌkal ˈbiba/: quicklime (lime produced by heating limestone)
  168. cala noun, verb /ˈkala/: prove (originally, of a piece or slice of fruit)
  169. calabaceado verb [kalaβ̞aseˈað̞o]
  170. calabaceando verb [kalaβ̞aseˈãn̪d̪o]
  171. calabaceándose verb [kalaβ̞aseˈãn̪d̪ose]
  172. calabacera noun /kalabaˈθeɾa/: squash (plant)
  173. calabacilla noun /kalabaˈθiʝa/: diminutive of calabaza
  174. calabacín noun /kalabaˈθin/: courgette; zucchini
  175. calabacín de invierno noun: winter squash
  176. calabacita noun /kalabaˈθita/: courgette, zucchini
  177. calabacito de chicha phrase [kalaβ̞aˈsit̪o ð̞e ˈt͡ʃit͡ʃa]
  178. calabaza noun /kalaˈbaθa/: pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo; typical pumpkin used for Halloween and autumn seasonal decoration)
  179. calabaza bellota noun /kalaˌbaθa beˈʝota/: acorn squash
  180. calabaza butternut noun: butternut squash
  181. calabaza, calabaza, cada uno pa' su casa proverb [kalaˈβ̞asa | kalaˈβ̞asa | ˈkað̞a ˈuno ˈpa su ˈkasa]
  182. calabaza de invierno noun: winter squash
  183. calabaza de nuez noun: butternut squash
  184. calabaza de peregrino phrase [kalaˈβ̞asa ð̞e peɾeˈɣ̞ɾino]
  185. calabaza vinatera phrase [kalaˈβ̞asa β̞inaˈt̪eɾa]
  186. calabazada noun /kalabaˈθada/: headbutt
  187. calabazate noun [kalaβ̞aˈsat̪e]
  188. calabazazo noun [kalaβ̞aˈsaso]
  189. calabazo noun /kalaˈbaθo/: pumpkin
  190. calabó noun /kalaˈbo/: a kind of tree, whose wood is used in construction and packaging
  191. calabobos noun /kalaˈbobos/: rain that seems light enough for people to walk around in without getting wet, fooling those who do into getting drenched; drizzle
  192. calaboceño adjective, noun /kalaboˈθeɲo/: of, from or relating to Calabozo, Venezuela
  193. calabozaje noun [kalaβ̞oˈsaxe]
  194. calabozo noun /kalaˈboθo/: dungeon
  195. calabrés adjective /kalaˈbɾes/: Calabrian
  196. calabria noun, verb [kaˈlaβ̞ɾja]: third-person singular present indicative
  197. calabriada noun, verb /kalaˈbɾjada/: feminine singular of calabriado
  198. calabriado verb /kalaˈbɾjado/: past participle of calabriar
  199. calabriando verb [kalaˈβ̞ɾjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of calabriar
  200. calabriar verb /kalaˈbɾjaɾ/: to mix red and white wine
  201. calabrotado verb [kalaβ̞ɾoˈt̪að̞o]
  202. calabrotando verb [kalaβ̞ɾoˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
  203. calabrotar verb [kalaβ̞ɾoˈt̪aɾ]
  204. calabrote noun [kalaˈβ̞ɾot̪e]
  205. calaca noun /kaˈlaka/: Death
  206. calaceado verb [kalaseˈað̞o]
  207. calaceando verb [kalaseˈãn̪d̪o]
  208. calacear verb /kalaθeˈaɾ/: to chip or nick the blades of a cutting tool
  209. calada adjective, noun, verb /kaˈlada/: puff, hit (of a cigarette)
  210. caladero noun /kalaˈdeɾo/: fishing ground
  211. calado adjective, noun, verb /kaˈlado/: soaked, drenched
  212. calado hasta los huesos adjective: soaked to the bone; absolutely drenched
  213. caladora noun: jigsaw (saw)
  214. calados adjective, noun, verb /kaˈlados/: masculine plural of calado
  215. Calafat proper noun [kalaˈfat̪]
  216. calafate noun /kalaˈfate/: caulker
  217. calafateado noun, verb /kalafateˈado/: past participle of calafatear
  218. calafateador noun /kalafateaˈdoɾ/: caulker
  219. calafateadura noun [kalafat̪eaˈð̞uɾa]
  220. calafateando verb [kalafat̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of calafatear
  221. calafatear verb /kalafateˈaɾ/: to caulk (seal joints with caulk)
  222. calafateo noun, verb [kalafaˈt̪eo]: first-person singular present indicative of calafatear
  223. calafatería noun [kalafat̪eˈɾia]
  224. calafatero noun [kalafaˈt̪eɾo]
  225. calafatillo noun /kalafaˈtiʝo/: heath barberry, Berberis empetrifolia.
  226. calafeteado verb [kalafet̪eˈað̞o]
  227. calafeteando verb [kalafet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
  228. calafetear verb [kalafet̪eˈaɾ]
  229. calafia noun: small bus
  230. calafiero noun: a calafia driver
  231. calaguala noun /kalaˈɡwala/: Any of various ferns of the polypody family.
  232. Calagurris proper noun [kalaˈɣ̞uris]
  233. calagurritano adjective, noun /kalaɡuriˈtano/: of, from or relating to Calahorra
  234. calahorra noun /kalaˈora/: castle
  235. calahorrano adjective [kalaoˈrano]
  236. calahorreño adjective [kalaoˈreɲo]
  237. calahuala noun [kalaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ala]
  238. calaje noun /kaˈlaxe/: drawer
  239. calala noun, verb /kaˈlala/: passionfruit
  240. calalú noun /kalaˈlu/: callaloo
  241. Calam proper noun [kaˈlãm]
  242. Calama proper noun /kaˈlama/: Calama (a province and city in Calama, Chile)
  243. calamaco noun /kalaˈmako/: calamanco
  244. calamansí noun /kalamanˈsi/: calamondin
  245. calamar adjective, noun /kalaˈmaɾ/: squid
  246. calamar gigante noun: giant squid
  247. calamar vampiro noun /kalaˌmaɾ bamˈpiɾo/: vampire squid
  248. calamar volador europeo noun: European flying squid
  249. calamarete noun [kalamaˈɾet̪e]
  250. calamareti noun [kalamaˈɾet̪i]
  251. calambombo noun /kalamˈbombo/: the femur of an ox or other ungulate
  252. calambre noun /kaˈlambɾe/: cramp
  253. calambur noun /kalamˈbuɾ/: pun
  254. calameño adjective, noun /kalaˈmeɲo/: of, from or relating to Calama, Chile
  255. calamidad noun /kalamiˈdad/: calamity
  256. calamina noun /kalaˈmina/: calamine
  257. calaminar adjective [kalamiˈnaɾ]
  258. calaminta noun /kalaˈminta/: lesser calamint
  259. calamita noun /kalaˈmita/: lodestone
  260. calamitosamente adverb [kalamiˌt̪osaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
  261. calamitoso adjective /kalamiˈtoso/: calamitous, disastrous
  262. cálamo noun /ˈkalamo/: a reed pen, used to write with ink in antiquity
  263. calamón noun /kalaˈmon/: the western swamphen (Porphyrio porphyrio)
  264. calamonado verb [kalamoˈnað̞o]
  265. calamonando verb [kalamoˈnãn̪d̪o]
  266. calamonándose verb [kalamoˈnãn̪d̪ose]
  267. calamonar verb [kalamoˈnaɾ]
  268. calamondina noun /kalamonˈdina/: calamondin
  269. calamorrado verb [kalamoˈrað̞o]
  270. calamorrando verb [kalamoˈrãn̪d̪o]
  271. calamorro noun [kalaˈmoro]
  272. Calamuchita proper noun /kalamuˈt͡ʃita/: a department of Córdoba, Argentina
  273. calan noun, verb [kaˈlãn]: third-person plural present indicative of calar
  274. calaña noun /kaˈlaɲa/: kind, sort, type, ilk
  275. calancaneado verb [kalãŋkaneˈað̞o]
  276. calancaneando verb [kalãŋkaneˈãn̪d̪o]
  277. calancanear verb [kalãŋkaneˈaɾ]
  278. calancate noun /kalanˈkate/: any of a number of species of parakeet
  279. Calancha proper noun [kaˈlãnʲt͡ʃa]
  280. calandino adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Calanda, Spain
  281. calando verb /kaˈlando/: gerund of calar
  282. calándose verb [kaˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of calar combined with se
  283. calandraca noun /kalanˈdɾaka/: soup made on board a ship with pieces of biscuit when provisions are scarce
  284. calandrado verb [kalãn̪ˈd̪ɾað̞o]
  285. calandrando verb [kalãn̪ˈd̪ɾãn̪d̪o]
  286. calandrar verb [kalãn̪ˈd̪ɾaɾ]
  287. calandria noun /kaˈlandɾja/: Certain species of lark-like birds.
  288. calañés adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Calañas
  289. cálao noun /ˈkalao/: hornbill
  290. cálao arrugado noun /ˌkalao aruˈɡado/: wrinkled hornbill
  291. calapé noun [kalaˈpe]
  292. calapié noun: toeclip
  293. calar adjective, noun, verb /kaˈlaɾ/: limestone, lime
  294. calar hondo verb: to touch deeply; to really hit home
  295. calarse verb [kaˈlaɾse]: infinitive of calar combined with se
  296. calársela verb /kaˈlaɾsela/: to be lucky; to strike it lucky; to gain benefits or money
  297. Calatayud proper noun /kalataˈʝud/: Calatayud (a town and municipality of Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain)
  298. calatea noun, verb /kalaˈtea/: calathea
  299. calatear verb /kalateˈaɾ/: to undress
  300. calato adjective, noun /kaˈlato/: nude; naked

Part 3 · Part 5 · 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.