Spanish words: camantigue to Campania

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Spanish words camantigue to Campania

camantigue noun: garden balsam (Impatiens balsamina)
camao noun [kaˈmao]
cámara interjection, noun /ˈkamaɾa/: room
cámara acorazada noun: vault, bank vault
cámara compensadora phrase [ˈkamaɾa kõmpẽnsaˈð̞oɾa]
cámara de aire noun: air chamber
cámara de apelaciones noun: appellate court
cámara de cine noun: videocamera
cámara de combustión noun /ˌkamaɾa de kombusˈtjon/: combustion chamber
cámara de comercio noun: chamber of commerce
cámara de compensación noun, phrase [ˈkamaɾa ð̞e kõmpẽnsaˈsjõn]: clearing house
cámara de eco noun /ˌkamaɾa de ˈeko/: echo chamber
cámara de fotos phrase [ˈkamaɾa ð̞e ˈfot̪os]
cámara de gas noun /ˌkamaɾa de ˈɡas/: gas chamber
cámara de resonancia noun /ˌkamaɾa de resoˈnanθja/: echo chamber
cámara de seguridad noun /ˌkamaɾa de seɡuɾiˈdad/: security camera, surveillance camera
cámara de vacío noun: vacuum chamber
cámara de video noun /ˌkamaɾa de ˈbideo/: video camera
cámara de vigilancia noun: surveillance camera, security camera
cámara digital noun /ˌkamaɾa dixiˈtal/: digital camera
cámara fotográfica noun, phrase [ˈkamaɾa fot̪oˈɣ̞ɾafika]: camera; photo camera
cámara frigorífica noun /ˌkamaɾa fɾiɡoˈɾifika/: cool store
cámara Gesell phrase [ˈkamaɾa ˈxesel]
cámara húngara phrase [ˈkamaɾa ˈũŋgaɾa]
cámara infrarroja noun: thermal camera, thermographic camera, infrared camera
cámara lenta noun, phrase [ˈkamaɾa ˈlẽn̪t̪a]: slow motion
cámara magmática noun: magma chamber
cámara mortuoria noun /ˌkamaɾa moɾˈtwoɾja/: burial chamber
cámara oculta noun: candid camera, hidden camera (a camera which is concealed or unobtrusive, used to obtain candid photographs of people who usually are unaware; the practice...
cámara oscura noun /ˌkamaɾa osˈkuɾa/: camera obscura
cámara posterior noun /ˌkamaɾa posteˈɾjoɾ/: posterior chamber
cámara réflex noun: reflex camera
cámara térmica noun /ˌkamaɾa ˈteɾmika/: thermal camera, thermographic camera, thermal imaging camera, infrared camera
cámara web noun /ˌkamaɾa ˈweb/: webcam
camarada noun /kamaˈɾada/: comrade (mate, companion)
camaradería noun /kamaɾadeˈɾia/: comradeship
camaraje noun [kamaˈɾaxe]
camaranchón noun [kamaɾãnʲˈt͡ʃõn]: loft (used as storage space)
camarasaurus noun: camarasaurus
Camarena proper noun /kamaˈɾena/: a surname
camarero noun /kamaˈɾeɾo/: waiter
camareta noun /kamaˈɾeta/: large cabin
Camarga proper noun: Camargue (marshland area)
Camargo proper noun /kaˈmaɾɡo/: a surname
camarico noun [kamaˈɾiko]
camariento adjective [kamaˈɾjẽn̪t̪o]
camarilla noun /kamaˈɾiʝa/: a secret, usually sinister, group of conspiring advisors close to the leadership; a cabal
Camarillo proper noun [kamaˈɾiʝo]
camarín noun /kamaˈɾin/: alcove, niche
camarina noun /kamaˈɾina/: Portuguese crowberry (Corema alba)
camarina negra noun /kamaˌɾina ˈneɡɾa/: crowberry
camarista noun [kamaˈɾist̪a]: a member of the Cámara de Castilla
camarlengo noun /kamaɾˈlenɡo/: camerlengo
cámaro noun /ˈkamaɾo/: shrimp
camarógrafo noun /kamaˈɾoɡɾafo/: cameraman, camera operator (somebody who operates a movie camera or television camera)
camarón noun /kamaˈɾon/: shrimp (crustacean)
camarón amarillo noun /kamaˌɾon amaˈɾiʝo/: golden shrimp plant (Pachystachys lutea)
camarón que se duerme se lo lleva la corriente proverb: you snooze, you lose
camaroneado verb [kamaɾoneˈað̞o]
camaroneando verb [kamaɾoneˈãn̪d̪o]
camaronear verb [kamaɾoneˈaɾ]
camaronera adjective, noun [kamaɾoˈneɾa]: feminine singular of camaronero
camaronero adjective, noun /kamaɾoˈneɾo/: shrimp; prawn
camaróptera noun /kamaˈɾobteɾa/: camaroptera
camarote noun /kamaˈɾote/: cabin, quarters
camastro noun /kaˈmastɾo/: pejorative of cama
camastrón noun /kamasˈtɾon/: a wooden bed made with strips of natural rubber, leather or pita strings
camba adjective, noun, verb /ˈkamba/: pimp
cambaceo noun [kãmbaˈseo]
cambado adjective, verb [kãmˈbað̞o]: crooked, not straight (often when it usually is)
cambalachado verb [kãmbalaˈt͡ʃað̞o]: past participle of cambalachar
cambalachando verb [kãmbalaˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cambalachar
cambalachar verb /kambalaˈt͡ʃaɾ/: alternative form of cambalachear
cambalache noun, verb /kambaˈlat͡ʃe/: swap, exchange
cambalacheado verb [kãmbalat͡ʃeˈað̞o]: past participle of cambalachear
cambalacheando verb [kãmbalat͡ʃeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cambalachear
cambalachear verb [kãmbalat͡ʃeˈaɾ]: to swap; to do swapsies; to do a switcheroo
cambalachero adjective, noun /kambalaˈt͡ʃeɾo/: swapping; exchanging
cambalud noun [kãmbaˈluð̞]
cambando verb [kãmˈbãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cambar
cambar verb /kamˈbaɾ/: to crook, bend
cambará noun, verb [kãmbaˈɾa]: first/third-person singular imperfect subjunctive of cambar
cámbaro noun /ˈkambaɾo/: shore crab (Carcinus maenas)
cambas noun, verb [ˈkãmbas]: plural of camba
cambembo adjective [kãmˈbẽmbo]
cambera noun [kãmˈbeɾa]
cambiable adjective /kamˈbjable/: changeable
cambiadiscos noun /ˌkambjaˈdiskos/: record changer
cambiadizo adjective [kãmbjaˈð̞iso]
cambiado adjective, verb /kamˈbjado/: changed
cambiador adjective, noun /kambjaˈdoɾ/: changing, exchanging
cambiaforma noun: shapeshifter
cambiamiento noun [kãmbjaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]: change, mutation, variety
cambiando verb [kãmˈbjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cambiar
cambiándose verb [kãmˈbjãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cambiar combined with se
cambiante adjective, noun /kamˈbjante/: changing
cambiar verb /kamˈbjaɾ/: to change, to shift, to switch, to alter
cambiar de aires verb /kamˌbjaɾ de ˈaiɾes/: to have a change of scenery
cambiar de chip verb /kamˌbjaɾ de ˈt͡ʃip/: to change tack, change one's mindset
cambiar de idea verb: to change one's mind
cambiar de mano phrase [kãmˈbjaɾ ð̞e ˈmano]
cambiar de manos phrase, verb /kamˌbjaɾ de ˈmanos/: to change hands; to be bought or sold or to change ownership
cambiar de opinión verb /kamˌbjaɾ de opiˈnjon/: to change one’s mind
cambiar de tercio verb /kamˌbjaɾ de ˈteɾθjo/: to change topic
cambiar el agua a las aceitunas verb: to take a leak, spend a penny (urinate)
cambiar el agua al canario verb /kamˌbjaɾ el ˌaɡwa al kaˈnaɾjo/: to take a leak, spend a penny (urinate)
cambiar el chip verb /kamˌbjaɾ el ˈt͡ʃip/: alternative form of cambiar de chip
cambiar las latas phrase [kãmˈbjaɾ las ˈlat̪as]
cambiariamente adverb: in a way related to the stock exchange
cambiario adjective /kamˈbjaɾjo/: exchange
cambiarla verb [kãmˈbjaɾla]: infinitive of cambiar combined with la
cambiarle el agua a las aceitunas phrase [kãmˈbjaɾle el ˈaɣ̞wa a las asejˈt̪unas]
cambiarse verb [kãmˈbjaɾse]: infinitive of cambiar combined with se
cambiazo noun /kamˈbjaθo/: switcheroo, changeup, major trade or change
Cambil proper noun [kãmˈbil]
cambileño adjective [kãmbiˈleɲo]
cambio interjection, noun, verb /ˈkambjo/: change, shift
cambio climático noun, phrase [ˈkãmbjo kliˈmat̪iko]: climate change
cambio de humor noun /ˌkambjo de uˈmoɾ/: mood swing
cambio de marchas noun /ˌkambjo de ˈmaɾt͡ʃas/: gear change, gearshift (a mechanism which changes gears in a vehicle)
cambio de sentido noun /ˌkambjo de senˈtido/: U-turn
cambio de velocidades noun /ˌkambjo de beloθiˈdades/: gearbox
cambio fonético noun /ˌkambjo foˈnetiko/: sound change
cambio y corto phrase: over and out
cambio y fuera phrase: over and out
cambión noun /kamˈbjon/: cambion
Cambises proper noun /kamˈbises/: Cambyses
cambisol noun: cambisol
cambista noun /kamˈbista/: money changer
cambium noun /ˈkambjum/: cambium
cambizado verb [kãmbiˈsað̞o]
cambizando verb [kãmbiˈsãn̪d̪o]
cambizar verb [kãmbiˈsaɾ]
cambódromo noun: promenade (especially the one in Santa Cruz de la Sierra
cambote noun /kamˈbote/: gang; mob
Camboya proper noun /kamˈboʝa/: Cambodia (a country in Southeast Asia)
camboyana adjective, noun /kamboˈʝana/: bitch, whore
camboyano adjective, noun /kamboˈʝano/: Cambodian
cambra noun /ˈkambɾa/: room
cambray noun: chambray (a type of cloth)
cámbrico adjective /ˈkambɾiko/: Cambrian
Cambridge proper noun /ˈkambɾit͡ʃ/: Cambridge (a city in Cambridgeshire, England)
cambrón noun: any of various plants
cambronal noun [kãmbɾoˈnal]
cambronera noun /kambɾoˈneɾa/: European gooseberry; gooseberry (Ribes uva-crispa) (tree)
cambuche noun /kamˈbut͡ʃe/: shack
cambucho noun /kamˈbut͡ʃo/: physical cone made by rolling a material
cambuj noun [kãmˈbux]
cambujo adjective, noun /kamˈbuxo/: of mixed Zambo-Amerindian race
cámbulo noun /ˈkambulo/: mountain immortelle, Erythrina poeppigiana.
cambur noun /kamˈbuɾ/: banana (fruit)
camedrio noun [kaˈmeð̞ɾjo]: germander
caméfito noun /kaˈmefito/: chamaephyte
cámel adjective /ˈkamel/: camel (colour)
camelado verb /kameˈlado/: past participle of camelar
camelador adjective, noun /kamelaˈdoɾ/: lover; praiser
camelando verb [kameˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of camelar
camelar verb /kameˈlaɾ/: to cajole, to sweet-talk, to win over
camelia noun /kaˈmelja/: camellia
camélido noun /kaˈmelido/: camelid
camelio noun [kaˈmeljo]
camellado verb [kameˈʝað̞o]
camellando verb [kameˈʝãn̪d̪o]
camellar verb /kameˈʝaɾ/: to work continuously and arduously; to work like a mule
camellero noun: camel merchant, owner or breeder
camello noun, verb /kaˈmeʝo/: camel
camello bactriano noun /kaˌmeʝo baɡˈtɾjano/: Bactrian camel
camellón noun /kameˈʝon/: ridge
camelo noun, verb /kaˈmelo/: bluff, hoax, con
Camelot proper noun /kameˈlot/: Camelot
camembert noun [kamẽmˈbeɾt̪]: camembert
camena noun [kaˈmena]
cameo noun /kaˈmeo/: cameo (short appearance)
cameral adjective /kameˈɾal/: cameral
cameralismo noun /kameɾaˈlismo/: cameralism
camerano adjective, noun /kameˈɾano/: of, from or relating to Cameros
camerín noun /kameˈɾin/: synonym of camerino
camerino noun /kameˈɾino/: dressing room (a room in a theatre or other performance venue in which performers may change costumes and apply makeup)
camerístico adjective /kameˈɾistiko/: chamber (music)
camero adjective, noun /kaˈmeɾo/: bed
Camerún proper noun /kameˈɾun/: Cameroon (a country in Central Africa)
camerunés adjective, noun /kameɾuˈnes/: Cameroonian
cameyúsculas noun [kameˈʝuskulas]
camiado verb [kaˈmjað̞o]
camiando verb [kaˈmjãn̪d̪o]
camiar verb [kaˈmjaɾ]
camicace noun [kamiˈkase]
camilla noun /kaˈmiʝa/: stretcher, gurney
camillero noun /kamiˈʝeɾo/: an orderly; a hospital worker who performs non-medical patient care
camilo adjective, noun /kaˈmilo/: Camillian
caminabilidad noun /kaminabiliˈdad/: walkability
caminable adjective /kamiˈnable/: walking, walkable
caminado verb /kamiˈnado/: past participle of caminar
caminador adjective, noun /kaminaˈdoɾ/: walking
caminadora adjective, noun /kaminaˈdoɾa/: treadmill
caminando verb [kamiˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of caminar
caminante adjective, noun /kamiˈnante/: traveling
caminar verb /kamiˈnaɾ/: to walk
caminar uno por sus jornadas phrase [kamiˈnaɾ ˈuno poɾ sus xoɾˈnað̞as]
caminata noun /kamiˈnata/: walk, hike, trek
caminatour noun: walking tour
caminera adjective, noun /kamiˈneɾa/: miner (bird of genus Geositta))
caminería noun /kamineˈɾia/: streets
caminero adjective /kamiˈneɾo/: road, street, path
camino noun, verb /kaˈmino/: way, route
camino de preposition: towards; in the direction of; on the way to
camino de cabras noun /kaˌmino de ˈkabɾas/: goat path (narrow path in the countryside)
camino de herradura noun /kaˌmino de eraˈduɾa/: bridle path
camino de hierro noun /kaˌmino de ˈʝero/: railroad
camino de rosas noun: bed of roses
camino de ruedas noun /kaˌmino de ˈrwedas/: carriageway; carriage track
camino de sirga noun, phrase [kaˈmino ð̞e ˈsiɾɣ̞a]: towpath
camino real noun /kaˌmino reˈal/: road constructed by the crown to connect important cities
camino trillado phrase [kaˈmino t̪ɾiˈʝað̞o]
camino trivial phrase [kaˈmino t̪ɾiˈβ̞jal]
Camio proper noun [ˈkamjo]
camión noun /kaˈmjon/: lorry (UK); truck (US)
camión cisterna noun: tanker truck
camión de volteo noun: dumper, dump truck
camión hidrante noun /kaˌmjon iˈdɾante/: antiriot fire engine
camión volcador noun: dump truck
camionero adjective, noun /kamjoˈneɾo/: related to trucks
camioneta noun /kamjoˈneta/: pick-up truck
camionetita noun [kamjoneˈt̪it̪a]
camireño adjective, noun /kamiˈɾeɲo/: of, from or relating to Camiri (municipality of Bolivia)
Camiroaga proper noun [kamiɾoˈaɣ̞a]
camisa noun /kaˈmisa/: shirt
camisa de fuerza noun /kaˌmisa de ˈfweɾθa/: straitjacket
camisa negra noun, phrase [kaˈmisa ˈneɣ̞ɾa]: blackshirt
camisa vieja phrase [kaˈmisa ˈβ̞jexa]
camisaco noun [kamiˈsako]
camisería noun /kamiseˈɾia/: a shop / store which primarily sells shirts
camisero adjective, noun /kamiˈseɾo/: shirt
camiseta noun /kamiˈseta/: T-shirt
camiseta de asillas noun, phrase [kamiˈset̪a ð̞e aˈsiʝas]: vest, tank top
camiseta de tirantes noun, phrase [kamiˈset̪a ð̞e t̪iˈɾãn̪t̪es]: vest, undershirt
camiseta interior noun /kamiˌseta inteˈɾjoɾ/: undershirt
camisetazo noun [kamiseˈt̪aso]
camisetear verb [kamiset̪eˈaɾ]
camisetilla noun [kamiseˈt̪iʝa]
camisilla noun [kamiˈsiʝa]
camisola noun /kamiˈsola/: camisole
camisolín noun [kamisoˈlĩn]
camisón noun /kamiˈson/: nightdress
camisote noun [kamiˈsot̪e]
camita noun /kaˈmita/: diminutive of cama
camítico adjective /kaˈmitiko/: Hamitic
camo noun [ˈkamo]
camoatí noun [kamoaˈt̪i]
camochado verb [kamoˈt͡ʃað̞o]
camochando verb [kamoˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
camochar verb [kamoˈt͡ʃaɾ]
Camões proper noun: Camões
camomila noun /kamoˈmila/: camomile
Camon proper noun [ˈkamõn]
camorra noun /kaˈmora/: quarrel, fight, dispute
camorreado verb [kamoreˈað̞o]: past participle of camorrear
camorreando verb [kamoreˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of camorrear
camorrear verb /kamoreˈaɾ/: to row; to tiff; to argue
camorrero adjective, noun /kamoˈreɾo/: rowdy; thuggish
camorrista adjective, noun /kamoˈrista/: rowdy, thuggish
camorrístico adjective /kamoˈristiko/: Camorrist
camotal noun /kamoˈtal/: a field or plot of land where sweet potatoes are grown
camote noun /kaˈmote/: sweet potato
camoteado verb /kamoteˈado/: past participle of camotear
camoteando verb [kamot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of camotear
camotear verb /kamoteˈaɾ/: to wander with no specific purpose in mind
camotero noun /kamoˈteɾo/: sweet potato seller
camotillo noun /kamoˈtiʝo/: Zamia loddigesii
Camou proper noun [ˈkamow]
campa adjective, noun, verb [ˈkãmpa]: third-person singular present indicative
campado verb /kamˈpado/: past participle of campar
campal adjective /kamˈpal/: pitched (battle)
campamental adjective /kampamenˈtal/: camplike
campamento noun /kampaˈmento/: camping (recreational activity)
campamento base noun /kampaˌmento ˈbase/: base camp
campamento de verano noun /kampaˌmento de beˈɾano/: summer camp
campamiento noun [kãmpaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
campamocha noun [kãmpaˈmot͡ʃa]: green praying mantis
campaña noun /kamˈpana/: bell
campana de buceo noun: diving bell
campana de buzo noun /kamˌpana de ˈbuθo/: diving bell
campaña de desprestigio noun /kamˌpaɲa de despɾesˈtixjo/: smear campaign
campana de Gauss noun /kamˌpana de ˈɡaus/: Gauss curvature
campana extractora noun: kitchen hood, (UK) extractor hood, (US) range hood, (AU, NZ) rangehood, cooker hood, exhaust hood, oven hood
campanada noun /kampaˈnada/: peal, stroke of a bell
campanario adjective, noun /kampaˈnaɾjo/: bell
campañas noun /kamˈpanas/: plural of campana
campanazo noun /kampaˈnaθo/: chime
campando verb [kãmˈpãn̪d̪o]: gerund of campar
campaneado verb /kampaneˈado/: past participle of campanear
campaneando verb [kãmpaneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of campanear
campaneándose verb [kãmpaneˈãn̪d̪ose]
campanear verb /kampaneˈaɾ/: to chime (bells)
campanearse verb [kãmpaneˈaɾse]
campaneárselas verb /kampaneˈaɾselas/: to cope, get by, get along
campanense adjective, noun [kãmpaˈnẽnse]: of, from or relating to Campana Partido
campaneo noun, verb [kãmpaˈneo]: first-person singular present indicative of campanear
campanero noun /kampaˈneɾo/: bellman (one who rings bells)
Campania proper noun /kamˈpanja/: Campania (an administrative region of southern Italy)

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.