Spanish words: diacitrón to didaquista

Spanish words diacitrón to didaquista

1. diacitrón noun [d̪iasiˈt̪ɾõn]
2. diaclasa noun: joint
3. diaconado noun, verb [d̪jakoˈnað̞o]: deaconry
4. diaconal adjective: diaconal
5. diaconando verb [d̪jakoˈnãn̪d̪o]
6. diaconía noun /djakoˈnia/: deaconry
7. diaconicón noun: diaconicon
8. diaconisa noun /djakoˈnisa/: deaconess
9. diácono noun /ˈdjakono/: deacon
10. diacrítico adjective, noun /djaˈkɾitiko/: diacritical
11. diacronía noun: diachrony
12. diacrónicamente adverb /djaˌkɾonikaˈmente/: diachronically
13. diacrónico adjective /djaˈkɾoniko/: diachronic
14. Diada noun [ˈd̪iað̞a]: duo; twosome; two people joined at the hip
15. diadelfo adjective: diadelphous
16. diadema noun /djaˈdema/: diadem, crown
17. diademado adjective: diademed (said of various species of bird or mammals)
18. diádico adjective: dyadic
19. diádoco noun [ˈd̪jað̞oko]: diadochus
20. diáfanamente adverb /ˌdjafanaˈmente/: diaphanously
21. diafanidad noun /djafaniˈdad/: pellucidness, transparency
22. diafanizado verb [d̪jafaniˈsað̞o]
23. diafanizando verb [d̪jafaniˈsãn̪d̪o]
24. diáfano adjective /ˈdjafano/: pellucid, transparent, diaphanous
25. diáfisis noun /ˈdjafisis/: diaphysis
26. diafonía noun [d̪jafoˈnia]: crosstalk
27. diafono noun [d̪jaˈfono]
28. diáfora noun [ˈd̪jafoɾa]
29. diaforesis noun /djafoˈɾesis/: diaphoresis
30. diaforético adjective /djafoˈɾetiko/: diaphoretic: generating sweat or perspiration
31. diafragma noun, verb /djaˈfɾaɡma/: diaphragm (sheet of muscle separating the thorax from the abdomen)
32. diafragmado verb [d̪jafɾaɣ̞ˈmað̞o]: past participle of diafragmar
33. diafragmando verb [d̪jafɾaɣ̞ˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of diafragmar
34. diafragmar verb /djafɾaɡˈmaɾ/: to diaphragm
35. diafragmático adjective /djafɾaɡˈmatiko/: diaphragmatic
36. diagénesis noun [d̪jaˈxenesis]: diagenesis
37. diagenético adjective: diagenetic
38. diagnosis noun /djaɡˈnosis/: diagnosis
39. diagnosticable adjective /djaɡnostiˈkable/: diagnosable
40. diagnosticado verb /djaɡnostiˈkado/: past participle of diagnosticar
41. diagnosticador noun /djaɡnostikaˈdoɾ/: diagnoser
42. diagnosticando verb [d̪jaɣ̞nost̪iˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of diagnosticar
43. diagnosticar verb /djaɡnostiˈkaɾ/: to diagnose
44. diagnóstico adjective, noun, verb /djaɡˈnostiko/: diagnostic
45. diagnosticoterapéutico adjective /djaɡnostikoteɾaˈpeutiko/: relating or allowing both diagnosis and therapy
46. diagonal adjective, noun /djaɡoˈnal/: diagonal
47. diagonal principal noun /djaɡoˌnal pɾinθiˈpal/: main diagonal
48. diagonalizable adjective /djaɡonaliˈθable/: diagonalizable
49. diagonalización noun: diagonalization
50. diagonalizar verb /djaɡonaliˈθaɾ/: to diagonalize
51. diagonalmente adverb /djaɡoˌnalˈmente/: diagonally
52. diágrafo noun [ˈd̪jaɣ̞ɾafo]
53. diagrama noun, verb /djaˈɡɾama/: diagram
54. diagrama de barras noun /djaˌɡɾama de ˈbaras/: bar chart
55. diagrama de flujo noun, phrase [d̪jaˈɣ̞ɾama ð̞e ˈfluxo]: flow chart
56. diagramación noun /djaɡɾamaˈθjon/: the adding of a diagram on a page
57. diagramado verb [d̪jaɣ̞ɾaˈmað̞o]: past participle of diagramar
58. diagramador noun /djaɡɾamaˈdoɾ/: diagrammer
59. diagramando verb [d̪jaɣ̞ɾaˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of diagramar
60. diagramar verb /djaɡɾaˈmaɾ/: to diagram
61. diagramático adjective /djaɡɾaˈmatiko/: diagrammatical
62. diaguita adjective, noun [d̪jaˈɣ̞it̪a]: Diaguita
63. diaíresis noun [d̪jaˈiɾesis]
64. diairológico adjective [d̪jajɾoˈloxiko]
65. dial adjective, noun /ˈdjal/: dial
66. dialectal adjective /djaleɡˈtal/: dialectal
67. dialectalmente adverb /djaleɡˌtalˈmente/: dialectally
68. dialéctica adjective, noun /djaˈleɡtika/: dialectics
69. dialécticamente adverb /djaˌleɡtikaˈmente/: dialectically
70. dialéctico adjective, noun /djaˈleɡtiko/: dialectic
71. dialectismo noun /djaleɡˈtismo/: dialectism
72. dialecto noun /djaˈleɡto/: dialect
73. dialectología noun [d̪jalekt̪oloˈxia]: dialectology
74. dialectológico adjective: dialectological
75. dialectólogo noun /djaleɡˈtoloɡo/: dialectologist
76. dialefa noun [d̪jaˈlefa]
77. dialipétalo adjective /djaliˈpetalo/: dialypetalous
78. dialisato noun /djaliˈsato/: dialysate
79. diálisis noun /ˈdjalisis/: dialysis
80. dialítico adjective /djaˈlitiko/: dialytic
81. dializado verb /djaliˈθado/: past participle of dializar
82. dializador noun /djaliθaˈdoɾ/: dialyzer
83. dializando verb [d̪jaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dializar
84. dializar verb /djaliˈθaɾ/: to dialyze
85. dialogado verb /djaloˈɡado/: past participle of dialogar
86. dialogador adjective [d̪jaloɣ̞aˈð̞oɾ]
87. dialogal adjective [d̪jaloˈɣ̞al]
88. dialogando verb [d̪jaloˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dialogar
89. dialogante adjective, noun /djaloˈɡante/: open to dialogue, keen on dialogue
90. dialogar verb /djaloˈɡaɾ/: to talk, discuss
91. dialógicamente adverb [d̪jaˌloxikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
92. dialógico adjective /djaˈloxiko/: dialogic
93. dialogismo noun [d̪jaloˈxismo]
94. dialogístico adjective [d̪jaloˈxist̪iko]
95. dialogizado verb [d̪jaloxiˈsað̞o]
96. dialogizando verb [d̪jaloxiˈsãn̪d̪o]
97. diálogo noun, verb /ˈdjaloɡo/: dialogue (form of discourse)
98. diálogo de besugos noun /ˌdjaloɡo de beˈsuɡos/: a conversation where the people talk at cross-purposes
99. diálogo social noun /ˌdjaloɡo soˈθjal/: social dialogue
100. dialoguista adjective, noun [d̪jaloˈɣ̞ist̪a]: dialoguer
101. dialquil noun /dialˈkil/: dialkyl
102. diamagnético adjective /diamaɡˈnetiko/: diamagnetic
103. diamagnetismo noun /djamaɡneˈtismo/: diamagnetism
104. diamantado adjective, verb /djamanˈtado/: past participle of diamantar
105. diamantando verb [d̪jamãn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of diamantar
106. diamantar verb /djamanˈtaɾ/: to make shine like a diamond
107. diamante noun, verb /djaˈmante/: diamond
108. diamante bruto phrase [d̪jaˈmãn̪t̪e ˈβ̞ɾut̪o]
109. diamante mandarín noun: zebra finch
110. diamante modesto noun: The plum-headed finch, Neochmia modesta.
111. diamantes noun, verb /djaˈmantes/: diamonds (a suit of cards, ♦)
112. diamantífero adjective /djamanˈtifeɾo/: diamondiferous
113. diamantina adjective, noun [d̪jamãn̪ˈt̪ina]: feminine singular of diamantino
114. diamantino adjective /djamanˈtino/: diamond
115. diamantista noun /djamanˈtista/: diamond seller, miner, or dealer
116. diamantoide adjective, noun [d̪jamãn̪ˈt̪ojð̞e]
117. diamat noun /djaˈmat/: diamat (dialectical materialism)
118. diametral adjective /djameˈtɾal/: diametral (relating to a diameter)
119. diametralmente adverb /djameˌtɾalˈmente/: diametrically
120. diámetro noun /ˈdjametɾo/: diameter
121. diamina noun /djaˈmina/: diamine
122. diamontoide noun [d̪jamõn̪ˈt̪ojð̞e]
123. diana noun /ˈdjana/: bullseye (of an archery target)
124. dianética adjective, noun /djaˈnetika/: Dianetics
125. dianético adjective /djaˈnetiko/: Dianetic
126. diánico adjective: Dianic
127. dianión noun /diaˈnjon/: dianion
128. diantre interjection, noun /ˈdjantɾe/: devil
129. diantres adverb, noun /ˈdjantɾes/: the heck, the devil (for emphasis after a question word)
130. diapalma noun [d̪jaˈpalma]
131. diapasón noun [d̪japaˈsõn]: diapason
132. diapausa noun: diapause
133. diapédesis noun /djaˈpedesis/: diapedesis
134. diapiro noun /djaˈpiɾo/: diapir
135. diaplejía noun /djapleˈxia/: diparesis
136. diapo noun /ˈdjapo/: clipping of diapositiva (“slide (e.g. in a PowerPoint presentation)”)
137. diapófisis noun: diapophysis
138. diaporama noun /djapoˈɾama/: slideshow
139. diapositiva noun [d̪japosiˈt̪iβ̞a]: slide, transparency, diapositive (clear object on which a sample may be viewed)
140. diápsido noun /ˈdjabsido/: diapsid
141. diaquilón noun [d̪jakiˈlõn]
142. diarca noun /ˈdjaɾka/: diarch
143. diarero noun [d̪jaˈɾeɾo]
144. diariamente adverb /ˌdjaɾjaˈmente/: daily (every day)
145. diariero adjective, noun /djaˈɾjeɾo/: newspaper seller
146. diario adjective, noun /ˈdjaɾjo/: daily
147. diario de navegación noun: logbook
148. diario de sesiones noun /ˌdjaɾjo de seˈsjones/: a report of the events in parliament, like the Hansard
149. diarista noun /djaˈɾista/: diarist
150. diarquía noun /djaɾˈkia/: diarchy
151. diarrea noun /djaˈrea/: diarrhea
152. diarrea del viajero noun /djaˌrea del bjaˈxeɾo/: traveler's diarrhea
153. diarreico adjective /djaˈreiko/: diarrheic
154. diarrhea noun [d̪jaˈrɾea]
155. Diarte proper noun [ˈd̪jaɾt̪e]
156. diartrosis noun [d̪jaɾˈt̪ɾosis]: diarthrosis
157. días noun [ˈd̪ias]: plural of día
158. diascordio noun [d̪jasˈkoɾð̞jo]
159. diasistema noun: diasystem
160. diáspora noun /ˈdjaspoɾa/: diaspora
161. diaspro noun: jasper
162. diastasa noun /djasˈtasa/: diastase
163. diastema noun [d̪jasˈt̪ema]
164. diastereoisómero noun: diastereoisomer
165. diastereómero noun: alternative form of diastereoisómero
166. diastereoselectividad noun /djasteɾeoseleɡtibiˈdad/: diastereoselectivity
167. diástole noun /ˈdjastole/: diastole (period when the heart refills with blood)
168. diastólico adjective [d̪jasˈt̪oliko]: diastolic (pertaining to a diastole)
169. diatermancia noun: diathermancy
170. diatermia noun /djaˈteɾmja/: diathermy
171. diátesis noun: diathesis
172. diatomea noun /djatoˈmea/: diatom
173. diatómico adjective: diatomic
174. diatomita noun /djatoˈmita/: diatomite
175. diatónico adjective /djaˈtoniko/: diatonic
176. diatópico adjective /djaˈtopiko/: diatopic (having to do with geographical variation)
177. diatriba noun /djaˈtɾiba/: diatribe
178. diatribar verb [d̪jat̪ɾiˈβ̞aɾ]
179. diaulo noun /ˈdjaulo/: diaulos
180. diávolo noun /ˈdjabolo/: alternative form of diábolo
181. Díaz proper noun /ˈdiaθ/: a surname originating as a patronymic derived from the given name Diego
182. diazepam noun /djaθeˈpam/: diazepam
183. diazina noun: diazine
184. diazinón noun: diazinon
185. diazo noun: diazo
186. diazoado verb [d̪jasoˈað̞o]
187. diazoando verb [d̪jasoˈãn̪d̪o]
188. diazomata noun [d̪jasoˈmat̪a]
189. diazometano noun: diazomethane
190. diazonio noun /djaˈθonjo/: diazonium
191. diazotado verb [d̪jasoˈt̪að̞o]
192. diazotando verb [d̪jasoˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
193. diazótrofo noun: diazotroph
194. dibenzofurano noun /diˌbenθofuˈɾano/: dibenzofuran
195. diblástico adjective [d̪iˈβ̞last̪iko]: diblastic
196. diborano noun: diborane
197. dibromuro noun: dibromide
198. dibujado verb /dibuˈxado/: past participle of dibujar
199. dibujador adjective, noun /dibuxaˈdoɾ/: drawer, sketcher
200. dibujando verb [d̪iβ̞uˈxãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dibujar
201. dibujándose verb [d̪iβ̞uˈxãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of dibujar combined with se
202. dibujante adjective, noun /dibuˈxante/: drawing, sketching
203. dibujar verb /dibuˈxaɾ/: to draw, to sketch
204. dibujarse verb [d̪iβ̞uˈxaɾse]: infinitive of dibujar combined with se
205. dibuje, maestro interjection [d̪iˈβ̞uxe | maˈest̪ɾo]
206. dibujístico adjective /dibuˈxistiko/: drawing
207. dibujito noun /dibuˈxito/: diminutive of dibujo
208. dibujo noun, verb /diˈbuxo/: drawing
209. dibujo animado noun, phrase /diˌbuxo aniˈmado/: cartoon, animation
210. dibujo técnico noun: technical drawing
211. dibutil noun /dibuˈtil/: dibutyl
212. dic noun: alternative form of dic.: abbreviation of diciembre (“December”)
213. dicarboxílico adjective /dikaɾboɡˈsiliko/: dicarboxylic
214. dicario noun [d̪iˈkaɾjo]
215. dicarióntico adjective [d̪ikaˈɾjõn̪t̪iko]
216. dicasio noun: dichasium
217. dicasterio noun [d̪ikasˈt̪eɾjo]: dicastery
218. Dicastillo proper noun [d̪ikasˈt̪iʝo]
219. dicaz adjective /diˈkaθ/: witty
220. dicción noun /diɡˈθjon/: diction
221. diccionario noun /ˌdiɡθjoˈnaɾjo/: dictionary, wordbook
222. diccionario de sinónimos noun /diɡθjoˌnaɾjo de siˈnonimos/: thesaurus (book of synonyms)
223. diccionario enciclopédico noun /diɡθjoˌnaɾjo enθikloˈpediko/: encyclopedic dictionary
224. diccionario histórico noun /diɡθjoˌnaɾjo isˈtoɾiko/: historical dictionary
225. diccionarista noun /diɡθjonaˈɾista/: lexicographer, dictionary-maker
226. dicdic noun /ˈdiɡdik/: dik-dik
227. dícese verb /ˈdiθese/: Compound of a form of the verb decir, dice and the pronoun se.
228. dicetona noun /diθeˈtona/: diketone
229. dicha adjective, noun, verb /ˈdit͡ʃa/: luck
230. dicharachero adjective, noun /dit͡ʃaɾaˈt͡ʃeɾo/: witty
231. dicharacho noun /dit͡ʃaˈɾat͡ʃo/: vulgarity (vulgar remark)
232. dicho adjective, determiner, noun, verb /ˈdit͡ʃo/: mentioned, said, aforementioned
233. dicho de otro modo adverb /ˌdit͡ʃo de ˌotɾo ˈmodo/: in other words
234. dicho sea de paso phrase [ˈd̪it͡ʃo ˈsea ð̞e ˈpaso]
235. dicho y hecho phrase /ˌdit͡ʃo i ˈet͡ʃo/: said and done; no sooner said than done
236. dichosamente adverb /diˌt͡ʃosaˈmente/: happily
237. dichoso adjective /diˈt͡ʃoso/: fortunate, lucky
238. dichosofui noun /dit͡ʃoˈsofwi/: great kiskadee (Pitangus sulphuratus).
239. dichosos los ojos que te ven phrase /diˌt͡ʃosos los ˌoxos ke te ˈben/: long time no see, you're a sight for sore eyes
240. dichosote adjective /dit͡ʃoˈsote/: over the moon; cheery
241. diciembre noun /diˈθjembɾe/: December
242. diciendo verb /diˈθjendo/: gerund of decir
243. diciente adjective /diˈθjente/: telling
244. dicigótico adjective /diθiˈɡotiko/: dizygotic
245. dicinodonte noun: dicynodont
246. dickensiano adjective /dikenˈsjano/: Dickensian
247. diclamídeo adjective [d̪iklaˈmið̞eo]
248. diclino adjective: diclinous
249. diclofenaco noun [d̪iklofeˈnako]: diclofenac
250. dicloro noun /diˈkloɾo/: dichlorine
251. dicloroetano noun: dichloroethane
252. diclorometano noun /dikloɾomeˈtano/: dichloromethane
253. dicloruro noun: dichloride
254. dicogamia noun /dikoˈɡamja/: dichogamy
255. dicoreo noun [d̪ikoˈɾeo]
256. dicótico adjective /diˈkotiko/: dichotic
257. dicotiledón adjective, noun /dikotileˈdon/: dicotyledonous
258. dicotiledónea adjective, noun /dikotileˈdonea/: dicotyledon
259. dicotiledóneo adjective /dikotileˈdoneo/: dicotyledonous
260. dicótomamente adverb /diˌkotomaˈmente/: dichotomously
261. dicotomía noun /dikotoˈmia/: dichotomy (a separation or division in two)
262. dicotómicamente adverb /dikoˌtomikaˈmente/: dichotomously
263. dicotómico adjective /dikoˈtomiko/: dichotomic
264. dicotomizar verb /dikotomiˈθaɾ/: to dichotomize
265. dicótomo adjective /diˈkotomo/: dichotomous
266. dicreosáurido noun: dicraeosaurid
267. dicroico adjective /diˈkɾoiko/: dichroic
268. dicroísmo noun: dichroism
269. dicromato noun: dichromate
270. dictablanda noun /diɡtaˈblanda/: a soft-handed dictatorship
271. dictación noun [d̪ikt̪aˈsjõn]: issuance, promulgation
272. dictado noun, verb /diɡˈtado/: dictation
273. dictador noun /diɡtaˈdoɾ/: dictator
274. dictadorzuelo noun /diɡtadoɾˈθwelo/: pejorative of dictador
275. dictados noun, verb /diɡˈtados/: plural of dictado
276. dictadura noun /diɡtaˈduɾa/: dictatorship
277. dictaduría noun /diɡtaduˈɾia/: dictatorship
278. dictáfono noun [d̪ikˈt̪afono]
279. dictamen noun /diɡˈtamen/: ruling, verdict, sentence, dictamen
280. dictaminación noun: ruling
281. dictaminado verb /diɡtamiˈnado/: past participle of dictaminar
282. dictaminador adjective, noun /diɡtaminaˈdoɾ/: ruling
283. dictaminando verb [d̪ikt̪amiˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dictaminar
284. dictaminar verb /diɡtamiˈnaɾ/: to rule (decide judicially)
285. dictando verb [d̪ikˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dictar
286. dictar verb /diɡˈtaɾ/: to dictate
287. dictatocracia noun [d̪ikt̪at̪oˈkɾasja]
288. dictatorial adjective /diɡtatoˈɾjal/: dictatorial
289. dictatorialmente adverb /diɡtatoˌɾjalˈmente/: dictatorially
290. dicterio noun [d̪ikˈt̪eɾjo]: taunt
291. dictioma noun: medulloepithelioma
292. dictiosoma noun: dictyosome
293. dictum noun /diɡˈtum/: dictum
294. didáctica adjective, noun [d̪iˈð̞akt̪ika]: feminine singular of didáctico
295. didácticamente adverb /diˌdaɡtikaˈmente/: didactically
296. didáctico adjective /diˈdaɡtiko/: didactic, instructive
297. didáctilo adjective [d̪iˈð̞akt̪ilo]
298. didactismo noun /didaɡˈtismo/: didacticism
299. didanosina noun /didanoˈsina/: didanosine
300. didaquista noun /didaˈkista/: Didachist

Part 32 · Part 34 · Spanish words: D

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 D: 12,472 words, in 42 parts.