Spanish words: campaniense to cancionera

Spanish words campaniense to cancionera

1. campaniense adjective, noun: Campanian
2. campaniforme adjective [kãmpaniˈfoɾme]: campaniform; bell-shaped
3. campanil noun /kampaˈnil/: belltower
4. campanilla noun /kampaˈniʝa/: small bell, handbell
5. campanilla china noun /kampaˌniʝa ˈt͡ʃina/: balloon flower
6. campanilla de invierno noun /kampaˌniʝa de imˈbjeɾno/: snowdrop
7. campanilla morada noun: morning glory (flower)
8. campanillas noun: plural of campanilla
9. campanillazo noun /kampaniˈʝaθo/: chime of a small bell or handbell
10. campanilleado verb [kãmpaniʝeˈað̞o]
11. campanilleando verb [kãmpaniʝeˈãn̪d̪o]
12. campanillear verb [kãmpaniʝeˈaɾ]
13. campanilleo noun [kãmpaniˈʝeo]
14. campanillero noun /kampaniˈʝeɾo/: handbell ringer
15. campanillo noun /kampaˈniʝo/: small bell
16. campanita noun /kampaˈnita/: diminutive of campana; small bell
17. campañol noun /kampaˈɲol/: vole
18. campanólogo noun /kampaˈnoloɡo/: glockenspiel
19. campante adjective /kamˈpante/: unfazed, indifferent
20. campanudamente adverb: pompously
21. campanudo adjective /kampaˈnudo/: bell-shaped
22. campánula noun [kãmˈpanula]: bellflower
23. campanulado adjective /kampanuˈlado/: campanulate
24. campar verb /kamˈpaɾ/: to stand out
25. campar a sus anchas verb /kamˌpaɾ a sus ˈant͡ʃas/: to roam free
26. campari noun /kamˈpaɾi/: Campari
27. campasperano adjective [kãmpaspeˈɾano]
28. Campaspero proper noun [kãmpasˈpeɾo]
29. campeada noun, verb /kampeˈada/: search
30. campeado verb [kãmpeˈað̞o]: past participle of campear
31. campeador adjective, noun /kampeaˈdoɾ/: champion
32. campeando verb [kãmpeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of campear
33. campeante adjective: great; huge
34. campear verb /kampeˈaɾ/: to graze
35. campechana adjective, noun /kampeˈt͡ʃana/: female equivalent of campechano
36. campechanería noun /kampet͡ʃaneˈɾia/: good manners; kindliness
37. campechano adjective, noun /kampeˈt͡ʃano/: of, from or relating to the state of Campeche, Mexico
38. Campeche proper noun /kamˈpet͡ʃe/: Campeche (a state of Mexico)
39. campeón noun /kampeˈon/: champion, champ (informal address)
40. campeonado verb [kãmpeoˈnað̞o]: past participle of campeonar
41. campeonando verb [kãmpeoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of campeonar
42. campeonar verb /kampeoˈnaɾ/: to win a championship
43. campeonato noun /kampeoˈnato/: championship
44. campeonísimo noun /kampeoˈnisimo/: a team that wins both the Liga MX and Copa MX in the same season
45. campeonizar verb /kampeoniˈθaɾ/: to triumph; to be champion
46. cámper adjective, noun /ˈkampeɾ/: campervan
47. campera adjective, noun /kamˈpeɾa/: jacket
48. campereado verb [kãmpeɾeˈað̞o]
49. campereando verb [kãmpeɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
50. camperear verb /kampeɾeˈaɾ/: to search
51. camperita noun /kampeˈɾita/: diminutive of campera: small jacket
52. camperizar verb /kampeɾiˈθaɾ/: to fit out (a vehicle) to make it suitable for camping
53. campero adjective, noun /kamˈpeɾo/: free-range, roaming
54. camperón noun [kãmpeˈɾõn]
55. campesinado noun /kampesiˈnado/: group of farmers
56. campesino adjective, noun /kampeˈsino/: rural
57. campestre adjective, noun /kamˈpestɾe/: country; rural, rustic
58. Campezo proper noun /kamˈpeθo/: a municipality of Álava, Basque Country, Spain
59. campilán noun /kampiˈlan/: a kampilan
60. Campillay proper noun [kãmpiˈʝaj]
61. campin noun /ˈkampin/: alternative form of camping
62. campiña noun /kamˈpiɲa/: countryside
63. camping noun /ˈkampin/: campsite
64. camping gas noun: camp stove, camping stove, portable stove (a portable stove used while camping)
65. Campino proper noun [kãmˈpino]
66. Campion proper noun [ˈkãmpjõn]
67. campirano adjective, noun /kampiˈɾano/: countryside; country
68. campismo noun /kamˈpismo/: camping (activity)
69. campista adjective, noun /kamˈpista/: camper (person who camps)
70. campisto adjective, noun /kamˈpisto/: cowboyish; cowboylike
71. campo noun, verb /ˈkampo/: countryside, country
72. campo a través noun: cross-country
73. campo aéreo phrase [ˈkãmpo aˈeɾeo]
74. campo atrás noun: backcourt violation, over and back
75. campo de batalla noun, phrase /ˌkampo de baˈtaʝa/: battlefield
76. campo de concentración noun, phrase /ˌkampo de konθentɾaˈθjon/: concentration camp
77. campo de escombros noun: debris field
78. campo de estudio noun: field of study
79. campo de exterminio noun: extermination camp
80. campo de fuerza noun: forcefield
81. campo de fuerzas noun: force field
82. campo de golf noun: golf course
83. campo de hielo noun /ˌkampo de ˈʝelo/: ice field
84. campo de minas noun /ˌkampo de ˈminas/: minefield
85. campo de nabos noun /ˌkampo de ˈnabos/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see campo, de, nabos; turnip field
86. campo de refugiados noun /ˌkampo de refuˈxjados/: refugee camp
87. campo de tiro noun: shooting range, firing range, range, target range, gunnery range, shooting ground (a facility designed for firearms practice)
88. campo de trabajo noun: work camp
89. campo de visión noun /ˌkampo de biˈsjon/: field of view, field of vision
90. campo del honor noun /ˌkampo del oˈnoɾ/: field of honor
91. campo eléctrico noun: electric field
92. campo electromagnético noun: electromagnetic field
93. campo gravitacional noun: gravitational field
94. campo gravitatorio noun /ˌkampo ɡɾabitaˈtoɾjo/: gravitational field
95. campo magnético noun, phrase [ˈkãmpo maɣ̞ˈnet̪iko]: magnetic field
96. campo santo noun, phrase [ˈkãmpo ˈsãn̪t̪o]: alternative spelling of camposanto
97. campo semántico noun, phrase /ˌkampo seˈmantiko/: semantic field
98. campo traviesa noun /ˌkampo tɾaˈbjesa/: cross-country
99. campo visual noun /ˌkampo biˈswal/: field of vision; visual field
100. campocorto noun: shortstop
101. camponarayés adjective [kãmponaɾaˈʝes]
102. Cámpora proper noun /ˈkampoɾa/: a surname
103. camporista adjective, noun /kampoˈɾista/: of Héctor José Cámpora or La Cámpora; Cámpora's
104. camporruteño adjective /kamporuˈteɲo/: from Camporrobles
105. Camposano proper noun /kampoˈsano/: a surname
106. camposanto noun /kampoˈsanto/: cemetery
107. camposino adjective [kãmpoˈsino]
108. Campoy proper noun /kamˈpoi/: a surname
109. Camps proper noun [ˈkãmps]
110. campsosaurio noun /kambsoˈsauɾjo/: champsosaurid
111. campurriano adjective, noun /kampuˈrjano/: of, from or relating to Campoo
112. campuruso adjective [kãmpuˈɾuso]
113. campus noun /ˈkampus/: campus
114. campus virtual noun [ˈkãmpus β̞iɾˈt̪wal]
115. Campusano proper noun [kãmpuˈsano]
116. campusero adjective, noun: Of or pertaining to the Campus Party
117. camuatí noun /kamwaˈti/: The camoati wasp (Polybia occidentalis).
118. camucamu noun /kamuˈkamu/: camucamu
119. Camucha proper noun /kaˈmut͡ʃa/: a diminutive of the female given name Carmen
120. camuesa noun [kaˈmwesa]
121. camuesta noun [kaˈmwest̪a]
122. camuflado adjective, verb /kamuˈflado/: camouflaged
123. camuflaje noun /kamuˈflaxe/: camouflage
124. camuflajear verb /kamuflaxeˈaɾ/: alternative form of camuflar
125. camuflando verb [kamuˈflãn̪d̪o]: gerund of camuflar
126. camuflar verb /kamuˈflaɾ/: to camouflage
127. camungo noun /kaˈmunɡo/: horned screamer
128. Camus proper noun [ˈkamus]
129. camuza noun /kaˈmuθa/: alternative form of gamuza
130. can noun /ˈkan/: dog, hound
131. caña adjective, noun /ˈkana/: white or gray hair
132. caña agria noun: canaigre (Rumex hymenosepalus)
133. caña de ámbar noun /ˌkaɲa de ˈambaɾ/: white ginger (Hedychium coronarium)
134. caña de azúcar noun, phrase /ˌkaɲa de aˈθukaɾ/: sugar cane (Saccharum officinarum)
135. caña de Batavia noun: A species of sugar cane (Saccharum officinarum)
136. caña de Indias noun: Indian shot (Canna indica)
137. caña de la India noun: rattan
138. caña de pesca noun /ˌkaɲa de ˈpeska/: fishing rod
139. caña de pescar noun, phrase [ˈkaɲa ð̞e pesˈkaɾ]: synonym of caña de pesca (“fishing rod”)
140. caña del ancla noun: anchor shank
141. caña del pulmón noun: windpipe
142. caña del timón noun /ˌkaɲa del tiˈmon/: tiller
143. caña fístula noun /ˌkaɲa ˈfistula/: golden shower (plant)
144. caña voladora phrase [ˈkaɲa β̞olaˈð̞oɾa]
145. canaanita adjective, noun /kanaaˈnita/: Canaanite
146. cañabar noun: homemade rum
147. canabis noun /kaˈnabis/: alternative form of cannabis
148. cañabrava noun /ˌkaɲaˈbɾaba/: reed
149. canaca adjective [kaˈnaka]
150. canaco adjective [kaˈnako]
151. canacos noun /kaˈnakos/: Kanaks
152. cañada noun /kaˈɲada/: glen, gully, ravine
153. cañada real noun /kaˌɲada reˈal/: one of several droveways in Spain regulated by royal edict from 1273
154. cañadero noun /kaɲaˈdeɾo/: any Muslim person from La Cañada de Hidúm.
155. canadiense adjective, noun /kanaˈdjense/: Canadian (native or inhabitant of Canada)
156. cañadilla noun [kaɲaˈð̞iʝa]
157. cañado noun [kaˈɲað̞o]
158. cañadón noun /kaɲaˈdon/: deep ravine
159. cañadú noun [kaɲaˈð̞u]
160. cañadul noun [kaɲaˈð̞ul]
161. cañaduz phrase [kaɲaˈð̞us]
162. cañaduzal noun: sugar cane plantation
163. cañafístula noun /ˌkaɲaˈfistula/: alternative spelling of caña fístula
164. cañaheja noun /kaɲaˈexa/: giant fennel
165. cañahua noun /kaˈɲawa/: alternative form of cañihua
166. cañahuate noun /kaɲaˈwate/: araguaney
167. canaigre noun /kaˈnaiɡɾe/: canaigre
168. cañaílla adjective, noun [kaɲaˈiʝa]
169. canaimita noun /kanaiˈmita/: A small computer made by Canaima, given out to schoolchildren in Venezuela in 2011.
170. canal noun /kaˈnal/: canal, flume, waterway (artificial)
171. canal alfa phrase [kaˈnal ˈalfa]
172. canal de parto noun /kaˌnal de ˈpaɾto/: birth canal
173. canal de televisión noun /kaˌnal de telebiˈsjon/: television channel, TV channel
174. canalcito noun [kanalˈsit̪o]
175. canalero adjective, noun /kanaˈleɾo/: Panamanian
176. canaleta noun /kanaˈleta/: gutter (duct or channel beneath the eaves)
177. canalete noun [kanaˈlet̪e]
178. canaleto noun [kanaˈlet̪o]
179. canalículo noun /kanaˈlikulo/: canaliculus
180. canalillo noun /kanaˈliʝo/: diminutive of canal
181. canalito noun [kanaˈlit̪o]
182. canalización noun /kanaliθaˈθjon/: channeling
183. canalizado verb /kanaliˈθado/: past participle of canalizar
184. canalizador noun /kanaliθaˈdoɾ/: channeler
185. canalizando verb [kanaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of canalizar
186. canalizar verb /kanaliˈθaɾ/: to channel
187. canalizó noun, verb /kanaˈliθo/: fairway
188. canalla adjective, noun /kaˈnaʝa/: rabble, riff-raff, canaille
189. canallada noun /kanaˈʝada/: dirty trick
190. canallesco adjective /kanaˈʝesko/: low, despicable
191. canalón noun /kanaˈlon/: gutter (duct beneath the eaves of a building)
192. Canals proper noun [kaˈnals]
193. cañamazo noun /kaɲaˈmaθo/: bahiagrass (Paspalum notatum)
194. cañamelar noun [kaɲameˈlaɾ]
195. cáñamo noun /ˈkaɲamo/: hemp (plant and fiber)
196. cáñamo de Manila noun /ˌkaɲamo de maˈnila/: Manila hemp
197. cañamón noun /kaɲaˈmon/: hempseed
198. canana noun /kaˈnana/: bandolier
199. cañando verb [kaˈɲãn̪d̪o]
200. cañandonga noun [kaɲãn̪ˈd̪õŋga]
201. cananeo adjective, noun /kanaˈneo/: Canaanite
202. canangucha noun /kananˈɡut͡ʃa/: moriche palm
203. canapé noun /kanaˈpe/: canapé (food)
204. canapial adjective [kanaˈpjal]
205. cañar noun, verb /kaˈɲaɾ/: a group of reeds
206. canard noun [kaˈnaɾð̞]
207. Cañardo proper noun [kaˈɲaɾð̞o]
208. cañarense adjective, noun /kaɲaˈɾense/: of, from or relating to Cañar
209. canarés adjective, noun [kanaˈɾes]: Kannada
210. cañari adjective, noun /kaˈɲaɾi/: alternative letter-case form of cañari
211. canaricultor noun: canary breeder
212. canariense adjective [kanaˈɾjẽnse]
213. canarinha noun: Brazil national football team
214. canario adjective, interjection, noun /kaˈnaɾjo/: of, from or relating to the Canary Islands, Spain
215. canario de sabana noun /kaˌnaɾjo de saˈbana/: orange-fronted yellow finch (Sicalis columbiana)
216. canario rojo noun /kaˌnaɾjo ˈroxo/: king's crown, Uruguayan firecracker plant (Dicliptera squarrosa)
217. canarión adjective, noun /kanaˈɾjon/: of, from or relating to Gran Canaria
218. canarismo noun /kanaˈɾismo/: word or linguistic trait of Canarian Spanish
219. cañarroya noun /kaɲaˈroʝa/: pellitory of the wall
220. Cañarte proper noun [kaˈɲaɾt̪e]
221. canasta noun /kaˈnasta/: basket
222. canastera noun /kanasˈteɾa/: female equivalent of canastero
223. canastero noun /kanasˈteɾo/: basketmaker
224. canastero chaqueño noun: The short-billed canastero, Asthenes baeri.
225. canastilla noun /kanasˈtiʝa/: diminutive of canasta, a small basket
226. canastita noun /kanasˈtita/: diminutive of canasta
227. canasto noun /kaˈnasto/: basket
228. canavanina noun /kanabaˈnina/: canavanine
229. cañavera noun /kaɲaˈbeɾa/: reed (plant)
230. cañaveral noun /kaɲabeˈɾal/: reed field
231. cañavereado verb [kaɲaβ̞eɾeˈað̞o]
232. cañavereando verb [kaɲaβ̞eɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
233. cañaverear verb [kaɲaβ̞eɾeˈaɾ]
234. Canberra proper noun /kamˈbera/: Canberra (the capital city of Australia; located in the Australian Capital Territory)
235. canberrano adjective, noun /kambeˈrano/: Canberran (of, from or relating to the city of Canberra, capital of Australia)
236. cáncamo noun /ˈkankamo/: eyebolt
237. cancamurria noun /kankaˈmurja/: grief
238. cancamusa noun /kankaˈmusa/: trick; ruse
239. cancán noun /kanˈkan/: cancan (dance)
240. cancaneado verb [kãŋkaneˈað̞o]: past participle of cancanear
241. cancaneando verb [kãŋkaneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cancanear
242. cancanear verb /kankaneˈaɾ/: to dance the cancan
243. cancaneo noun, verb [kãŋkaˈneo]: cruising, gay cruising (anonymous sexual activity)
244. cáncano noun /ˈkankano/: louse
245. cancarro noun [kãŋˈkaro]
246. cancel noun /kanˈθel/: storm door (secondary door)
247. cancela noun, verb /kanˈθela/: lattice gate
248. cancelación noun /kanθelaˈθjon/: cancellation
249. cancelado adjective, verb /kanθeˈlado/: canceled
250. cancelador noun /kanθelaˈdoɾ/: canceller
251. canceladora noun /kanθelaˈdoɾa/: canceller
252. cancelando verb /kanθeˈlando/: gerund of cancelar
253. cancelar verb /kanθeˈlaɾ/: to cancel, call off
254. cancelario noun /kanθeˈlaɾjo/: alternative form of canciller
255. cancelativo adjective: cancellative
256. cancelatorio adjective [kãnselaˈt̪oɾjo]
257. canceller noun /kanθeˈʝeɾ/: alternative form of chanciller
258. cancelli noun [kãnˈseʝi]
259. cáncer noun /ˈkanθeɾ/: cancer
260. cancerado verb /kanθeˈɾado/: past participle of cancerar
261. cancerando verb [kãnseˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cancerar
262. cancerándose verb [kãnseˈɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cancerar combined with se
263. cancerar verb /kanθeˈɾaɾ/: to become cancerous
264. cancerarse verb [kãnseˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of cancerar combined with se
265. cancerbero noun /kanθeɾˈbeɾo/: goalkeeper, (UK) keeper, (US) goalie
266. cancerígeno adjective /kanθeˈɾixeno/: carcinogenic
267. cancerina noun /kanθeˈɾina/: Semialarium mexicanum; the bark thereof, used medicinally.
268. cancerofobia noun [kãnseɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
269. cancerología noun /kanθeɾoloˈxia/: cancerology
270. cancerológico adjective [kãnseɾoˈloxiko]
271. cancerólogo noun /kanθeˈɾoloɡo/: cancerologist
272. canceroso adjective /kanθeˈɾoso/: cancerous
273. cancha interjection, noun, verb /ˈkant͡ʃa/: pitch, (US) field (field on which soccer, rugby or field hockey is played)
274. cancha blanca phrase [ˈkãnʲt͡ʃa ˈβ̞lãŋka]
275. cancha de tenis noun: tennis court
276. canchal noun /kanˈt͡ʃal/: rubble: scree
277. canchalagua noun /kant͡ʃaˈlaɡwa/: canchalagua
278. canchar verb /kanˈt͡ʃaɾ/: to perform the first milling of the leaves of, crushing the leaves broadly before ageing
279. canché adjective, verb [ˈkãnʲt͡ʃe]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
280. cancheado verb [kãnʲt͡ʃeˈað̞o]
281. cancheando verb [kãnʲt͡ʃeˈãn̪d̪o]
282. canchereada noun [kãnʲt͡ʃeɾeˈað̞a]
283. cancherear verb [kãnʲt͡ʃeɾeˈaɾ]
284. canchero adjective, noun /kanˈt͡ʃeɾo/: veteran, experienced person
285. cancho noun, verb /ˈkant͡ʃo/: large rock
286. cancilla noun /kanˈθiʝa/: gate
287. canciller noun /kanθiˈʝeɾ/: chancellor
288. cancillera noun [kãnsiˈʝeɾa]
289. cancillería noun /kanθiʝeˈɾia/: chancery
290. cancín adjective [kãnˈsĩn]
291. cancina noun [kãnˈsina]
292. Cancino proper noun [kãnˈsino]
293. Cancio proper noun /ˈkanθjo/: a surname
294. canción noun /kanˈθjon/: song
295. canción de cuna noun, phrase /kanˌθjon de ˈkuna/: lullaby, cradle song
296. canción de gesta noun /kanˌθjon de ˈxesta/: synonym of cantar de gesta
297. canción montañesa phrase [kãnˈsjõm mõn̪t̪aˈɲesa]
298. canción protesta noun /kanˌθjom pɾoˈtesta/: protest song
299. cancioncita noun /kanθjonˈθita/: diminutive of canción
300. cancionera noun: traditional singer

Part 7 · Part 9 · 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.