Spanish words: eclogita to educiendo
300 Spanish words, part 2 of 50 of the words starting with E, A to Z. 85 have a page of their own.
Spanish words eclogita to educiendo
- eclogita noun: eclogite
- eclosión noun /ekloˈsjon/: hatching, eclosion
- eclosionado verb /eklosjoˈnado/: past participle of eclosionar
- eclosionando verb [eklosjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of eclosionar
- eclosionar verb /eklosjoˈnaɾ/: to hatch
- eco noun, prefix, suffix /ˈeko/: eco-; forms words concerning ecology or the environment
- eco múltiple phrase [ˈeko ˈmul̪t̪iple]
- ecoalbergue noun /ˌekoalˈbeɾɡe/: eco-shelter
- ecoaldea noun /ˌekoalˈdea/: ecovillage
- ecoalimentación noun: environmentally-friendly feeding
- ecoamigable adjective /ekoamiˈɡable/: eco-friendly
- ecoanarquista noun: ecoanarchist
- ecoblanqueamiento noun [ekoβ̞lãŋkeaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
- ecobola noun: laundry ball
- ecocardiografía noun: echocardiography
- ecocardiográfico adjective: echocardiographic
- ecocardiograma noun /ˌekokaɾdjoˈɡɾama/: echocardiogram
- ecocida adjective: ecocidal
- ecocidio noun /ˌekoˈθidjo/: ecocide
- ecociudad noun: ecocity
- ecocrítica noun [ekoˈkɾit̪ika]: ecocriticism
- ecocuero noun [ekoˈkweɾo]
- ecodependencia noun [ekoð̞epẽn̪ˈd̪ẽnsja]
- ecodiseño noun [ekoð̞iˈseɲo]: ecodesign
- ecoeficiencia noun: eco-efficiency
- ecoetiqueta noun: ecolabel
- ecofeminismo noun [ekofemiˈnismo]: ecofeminism
- ecofeminista adjective, noun: ecofeminist
- ecofenómeno noun: echophenomenon
- ecoferia noun: eco-fair
- ecofinanciero adjective: ecofinancial
- ecofisiología noun: ecophysiology
- ecofobia noun [ekoˈfoβ̞ja]
- ecografía noun [ekoɣ̞ɾaˈfia]: sonogram
- ecográfico adjective /ekoˈɡɾafiko/: echographic
- ecografista noun: echographer
- ecoico adjective [eˈkojko]: echo; echoic (of or like an echo)
- ecoladrillo noun: A plastic bottle filled with trash, used like a brick in construction projects.
- ecolalia noun /ekoˈlalja/: echolalia
- école interjection /ˈekole/: exactly!
- ecolocación noun [ekolokaˈsjõn]: echolocation
- ecolocalización noun: echolocation
- ecolodge noun: ecolodge
- ecología noun /ekoloˈxia/: ecology (branch of biology)
- ecología vegetal phrase [ekoloˈxia β̞exeˈt̪al]
- ecológicamente adverb /ekoˌloxikaˈmente/: ecologically
- ecológico adjective /ekoˈloxiko/: ecological
- ecologismo noun /ekoloˈxismo/: environmentalism, ecologism
- ecologista adjective, noun /ekoloˈxista/: environmentalist
- ecologización noun: ecologization
- ecólogo noun /eˈkoloɡo/: ecologist (a scholar of ecology)
- ecolojeta adjective, noun /ekoloˈxeta/: environmental, ecological
- ecolonomía noun [ekolonoˈmia]
- ecolujo noun [ekoˈluxo]
- ecomorfosis noun /ekomoɾˈfosis/: phenotypic variation based on environment.
- ecomovilidad noun: eco-mobility
- ecomuro noun: eco-wall
- ecomuseo noun: ecomuseum
- ecomusicología noun: ecomusicology
- econacionalista adjective, noun: promoting ecologism and nationalism
- ecónimo noun [eˈkonimo]
- econochanta noun [ekonoˈt͡ʃãn̪t̪a]
- economato noun [ekonoˈmat̪o]: company store, commissary
- económetra noun /ekoˈnometɾa/: econometrician
- econometría noun [ekonomeˈt̪ɾia]: econometrics
- econométrico adjective [ekonoˈmet̪ɾiko]: econometric
- economía noun /ekonoˈmia/: economy
- economía conductual noun /ekonoˌmia konduɡˈtwal/: behavioral economics
- economía de escala noun, phrase [ekonoˈmia ð̞e esˈkala]: economies of scale
- economía de mercado noun /ekonoˌmia de meɾˈkado/: market economy
- economía del bienestar noun: welfare economics
- economía mixta noun /ekonoˌmia ˈmiɡsta/: mixed economy
- economía planificada noun /ekonoˌmia planifiˈkada/: planned economy
- economía política noun: political economy
- economía sumergida noun /ekonoˌmia sumeɾˈxida/: underground economy
- económicamente adverb /ekoˌnomikaˈmente/: economically, financially
- economicidad noun /ekonomiθiˈdad/: profitability
- economicismo noun /ekonomiˈθismo/: economism
- economicista adjective, noun /ekonomiˈθista/: economicist
- económico adjective /ekoˈnomiko/: economic
- economismo noun /ekonoˈmismo/: economism
- economista noun /ekonoˈmista/: economist
- economización noun /ekonomiθaˈθjon/: economization
- economizado verb /ekonomiˈθado/: past participle of economizar
- economizador noun /ekonomiθaˈdoɾ/: economizer, saver
- economizando verb [ekonomiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of economizar
- economizar verb /ekonomiˈθaɾ/: to economize
- ecónomo noun /eˈkonomo/: interim guardian
- ecopacifismo noun: ecopacifism
- ecopacifista noun: ecopacifist
- ecoparque noun [ekoˈpaɾke]: ecopark
- ecopastoreo noun [ekopast̪oˈɾeo]
- ecorregión noun [ekoreˈxjõn]: ecoregion
- ecorregional adjective /ekorexjoˈnal/: ecoregional
- ecorresponsable adjective /ˌekoresponˈsable/: eco-responsible
- ecos de sociedad phrase [ˈekos ð̞e sosjeˈð̞að̞]
- ecosfera noun: ecosphere
- ecosistema noun /ekosisˈtema/: ecosystem
- ecosistémico adjective /ekosisˈtemiko/: ecosystemic
- ecosonda noun: echo sounding
- ecosonografía noun: echosonography
- ecosonograma noun: sonogram
- ecosostenibilidad noun: ecological sustainability
- ecosostenible adjective /ekososteˈnible/: eco-friendly, environmentally friendly, ecologically sustainable
- ecotasa noun: ecotax
- ecoterrorismo noun /ekoteroˈɾismo/: ecoterrorism
- ecoterrorista adjective, noun /ekoteroˈɾista/: ecoterrorist
- ecotipo noun: ecotype
- ecotonal adjective: ecotonal
- ecotono noun: ecotone
- ecotopo noun [ekoˈt̪opo]
- ecotoxicidad noun [ekot̪oksisiˈð̞að̞]
- ecotoxicología noun: ecotoxicology
- ecoturismo noun /ˌekotuˈɾismo/: ecotourism (tourism involving low-impact visits to natural areas)
- ecoturista noun /ˌekotuˈɾista/: ecotourist
- ecoturístico adjective /ˌekotuˈɾistiko/: ecotouristic
- ecozona noun /ˌekoˈθona/: ecozone
- ecrino adjective: eccrine
- ectasia noun: ectasis (the dilation or distention of a hollow or tubular part of the body, typically due to disease or injury)
- éctasis noun /ˈeɡtasis/: ectasis (the lengthening of a syllable from short to long)
- ectima noun /eɡˈtima/: ecthyma
- ecto- prefix: ecto-
- ectoblasto noun /eɡtoˈblasto/: ectoblast
- ectocérvix noun: ectocervix
- ectodérmico adjective [ekt̪oˈð̞eɾmiko]: ectodermal
- ectodermo noun /eɡtoˈdeɾmo/: ectoderm
- -ectomía suffix [ekt̪oˈmia]: -ectomy
- ectomicorrícico adjective: ectomycorrizal
- ectomicorriza noun: ectomycorrhiza
- ectomicorrízico adjective /eɡtomikoˈriθiko/: ectomycorrhizal
- ectoparásito adjective, noun /eɡtopaˈɾasito/: ectoparasite
- ectoparasitoide noun: ectoparasitoid
- ectópico adjective /eɡˈtopiko/: ectopic
- ectoplasma noun /eɡtoˈplasma/: ectoplasm
- ectoprocto noun: ectoproct, bryozoan
- ectotermo noun: ectotherm
- ectropión noun /eɡtɾoˈpjon/: ectropion
- ecuación noun /ekwaˈθjon/: equation
- ecuación abeliana phrase [ekwaˈsjõn aβ̞eˈljana]
- ecuación del tiempo noun /ekwaˌθjon del ˈtjempo/: equation of time
- ecuación diferencial noun /ekwaˌθjon difeɾenˈθjal/: differential equation
- ecuación diferencial ordinaria phrase [ekwaˈsjõn̪ d̪ifeɾẽnˈsjal oɾð̞iˈnaɾja]
- ecuación diofántica phrase [ekwaˈsjõn̪ d̪joˈfãn̪t̪ika]
- ecuación en derivadas parciales noun, phrase [ekwaˈsjõn ẽn̪ d̪eɾiˈβ̞að̞as paɾˈsjales]: partial differential equation
- ecuación lineal noun: linear equation
- ecuador noun /ekwaˈdoɾ/: equator
- ecuador celeste noun: celestial equator
- ecuador terrestre noun: Equator
- ecualización noun /ekwaliθaˈθjon/: equalization
- ecualizado verb /ekwaliˈθado/: past participle of ecualizar
- ecualizador noun /ekwaliθaˈdoɾ/: equalizer
- ecualizando verb [ekwaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ecualizar
- ecualizar verb /ekwaliˈθaɾ/: to equalize
- ecuánime adjective /eˈkwanime/: calm, composed, equanimous
- ecuánimemente adverb [eˌkwanimeˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- ecuanimidad noun [ekwanimiˈð̞að̞]: calmness, composure, equanimity
- ecuante noun /eˈkwante/: equant
- ecuatoguineano adjective, noun /ekwatoɡineˈano/: Equatorial Guinean
- ecuatorial adjective /ekwatoˈɾjal/: equatorial
- ecuatorianamente adverb /ekwatoˌɾjanaˈmente/: in an Ecuadorian manner
- ecuatorianidad noun /ekwatoɾjaniˈdad/: Ecuadorianness
- ecuatorianismo noun /ekwatoɾjaˈnismo/: Ecuadorianism
- ecuatoriano adjective, noun /ekwatoˈɾjano/: Ecuadorian
- ecuestre adjective /eˈkwestɾe/: equestrian
- ecúleo noun [eˈkuleo]
- ecúmene noun /eˈkumene/: ecumene
- ecuménico adjective /ekuˈmeniko/: ecumenic, ecumenical
- ecumenismo noun /ekumeˈnismo/: ecumenism
- ecúmeno noun /eˈkumeno/: alternative form of ecúmene
- ecuo adjective, noun [ˈekwo]: Aequi
- eczema noun /eɡˈθema/: alternative form of eccema
- eczematoso adjective /eɡθemaˈtoso/: alternative spelling of eccematoso
- -ed suffix [ˈeð̞]: used to form the informal second-person plural imperative mood of -er verbs
- -eda suffix [ˈeð̞a]: forms collectives, especially for plants
- edad noun, suffix /eˈdad/: age
- edad adulta noun /eˌdad aˈdulta/: adulthood
- edad avanzada noun /eˌdad abanˈθada/: twilight years, old age
- Edad Contemporánea phrase [eˈð̞að̞ kõn̪t̪ẽmpoˈɾanea]
- Edad de Bronce phrase [eˈð̞að̞ d̪e ˈβ̞ɾõnse]
- Edad de Hierro phrase [eˈð̞að̞ d̪e ˈjero]
- edad de oro noun /eˌdad de ˈoɾo/: golden age
- Edad de Piedra phrase [eˈð̞að̞ d̪e ˈpjeð̞ɾa]
- edad de plata noun: silver age
- Edad del Bronce phrase [eˈð̞að̞ d̪el ˈβ̞ɾõnse]
- edad del pavo noun, phrase /eˌdad del ˈpabo/: puberty, awkward age
- edad dorada noun /eˌdad doˈɾada/: golden age
- edad escolar noun: school age
- Edad Lítica phrase [eˈð̞að̞ ˈlit̪ika]
- Edad Media phrase [eˈð̞að̞ ˈmeð̞ja]
- edad mental noun, phrase [eˈð̞að̞ mẽn̪ˈt̪al]: mental age
- Edad Moderna phrase [eˈð̞að̞ moˈð̞eɾna]
- edad temprana noun: youth; early days
- edades noun, suffix [eˈð̞að̞es]: plural of edad
- edadismo noun [eð̞aˈð̞ismo]: ageism, agism
- edadista adjective, noun: ageist
- edáfico adjective /eˈdafiko/: edaphic
- edafología noun /edafoloˈxia/: edaphology
- edafológico adjective /edafoˈloxiko/: edaphological
- edafólogo noun: edaphologist
- EDAR noun: initialism of estación depuradora de aguas residuales (“WWTP (wastewater treatment plant)”)
- edecán noun /edeˈkan/: aide-de-camp
- Edel proper noun [eˈð̞el]
- Edelmira proper noun /edelˈmiɾa/: a female given name
- edema noun /eˈdema/: edema
- edemático adjective /edeˈmatiko/: oedematic, pertaining to oedemata
- edematizar verb /edematiˈθaɾ/: To cause an edema in
- edematoso adjective /edemaˈtoso/: edematous
- edén noun /eˈden/: Eden
- edénico adjective /eˈdeniko/: of Eden; Edenic (of or suggesting Eden)
- edentado adjective /edenˈtado/: edentate
- Eder proper noun /eˈdeɾ/: a male given name
- -edero suffix [eˈð̞eɾo]
- Ederra proper noun [eˈð̞era]
- edetano adjective, noun /edeˈtano/: of or pertaining to the Edetani
- Edgar proper noun /ˈedɡaɾ/: a male given name, equivalent to English Edgar
- Edgardo proper noun /edˈɡaɾdo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Edgar
- ediacárico adjective: Ediacaran
- edición noun /ediˈθjon/: edition
- edición crítica noun /ediˌθjon ˈkɾitika/: critical edition
- edicto noun /eˈdiɡto/: edict
- edículo noun /eˈdikulo/: a small building; an aedicule
- edificabilidad noun /edifikabiliˈdad/: buildability
- edificable adjective /edifiˈkable/: available for building; buildable
- edificación noun /edifikaˈθjon/: building (process)
- edificado verb /edifiˈkado/: past participle of edificar
- edificador adjective, noun /edifikaˈdoɾ/: building; edifying
- edificando verb /edifiˈkando/: gerund of edificar
- edificante adjective /edifiˈkante/: uplifting, edifying
- edificar verb /edifiˈkaɾ/: to build
- edificar sobre arena verb /edifiˌkaɾ ˌsobɾe aˈɾena/: to build on sand
- edificarse verb [eð̞ifiˈkaɾse]: infinitive of edificar combined with se
- edificativo adjective [eð̞ifikaˈt̪iβ̞o]
- edificatorio adjective /edifikaˈtoɾjo/: construction; building
- edificio noun /ediˈfiθjo/: building
- edil noun /eˈdil/: formal title for a mayor
- Edilia proper noun [eˈð̞ilja]
- ediliciamente adverb /ediˌliθjaˈmente/: when it comes to construction
- edilicio adjective /ediˈliθjo/: building, construction
- edilidad noun /ediliˈdad/: aedileship
- Edilio proper noun [eˈð̞iljo]
- Edimburgo proper noun /edimˈbuɾɡo/: Edinburgh (the capital city of Scotland)
- edimburgués adjective, noun /edimbuɾˈɡes/: of, from or relating to the city of Edinburgh, capital of Scotland
- edípico adjective [eˈð̞ipiko]: Oedipal
- Edipo proper noun /eˈdipo/: Oedipus
- Edit proper noun [eˈð̞it̪]
- editable adjective /ediˈtable/: editable
- editado verb /ediˈtado/: past participle of editar
- editando verb [eð̞iˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of editar
- editar verb /ediˈtaɾ/: to publish
- editatón noun: editathon
- Edith proper noun /eˈdid/: a female given name from English
- editor adjective, noun /ediˈtoɾ/: editor
- editor de texto noun: text editor
- editora noun /ediˈtoɾa/: female equivalent of editor
- editorial adjective, noun /editoˈɾjal/: editorial
- editorialista adjective, noun /editoɾjaˈlista/: editorialist
- editorializado verb [eð̞it̪oɾjaliˈsað̞o]: past participle of editorializar
- editorializando verb [eð̞it̪oɾjaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of editorializar
- editorializar verb /editoɾjaliˈθaɾ/: to editorialize
- editorialmente adverb /editoˌɾjalˈmente/: editorially
- Edmonton proper noun /ˈedmonton/: Edmonton (the capital city of Alberta, Canada)
- edmontoniano adjective, noun /edmontoˈnjano/: Edmontonian (of, from or relating to the city of Edmonton, capital of Alberta, Canada)
- Edmundo proper noun /edˈmundo/: a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Edmond
- Edna proper noun /ˈedna/: a female given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Edna
- edo abbreviation, noun, suffix [ˈeð̞o]: forms collective nouns, most commonly regarding plants
- Edomex abbreviation [eð̞oˈmeks]
- edomita adjective, noun /edoˈmita/: Edomite
- edón noun [eˈð̞õn]
- -edor suffix [eˈð̞oɾ]: form of -dor attached to -er verb stems; forms (usually agent) nouns and adjectives
- edrado verb [eˈð̞ɾað̞o]
- edrando verb [eˈð̞ɾãn̪d̪o]
- edrar verb [eˈð̞ɾaɾ]
- edredón noun /edɾeˈdon/: eiderdown
- edredoning noun /edɾeˈdonin/: having sex under a duvet
- Edson proper noun [ˈeð̞sõn]
- Eduarda proper noun [eˈð̞waɾð̞a]
- eduardiano adjective: Edwardian
- Eduardo proper noun /eˈdwaɾdo/: a male given name from Proto-Germanic, equivalent to English Edward
- educabilidad noun: educability
- educación noun /edukaˈθjon/: education
- educación diferencial noun: special education
- educación especial noun: special education
- educación física noun /edukaˌθjon ˈfisika/: physical education
- educación sexual noun /edukaˌθjon seɡˈswal/: sex education
- educación superior noun /edukaˌθjon supeˈɾjoɾ/: higher education
- educacional adjective /edukaθjoˈnal/: educational
- educacionista noun: educationist
- educadamente adverb /eduˌkadaˈmente/: politely
- educado adjective, verb /eduˈkado/: educated
- educador adjective, noun /edukaˈdoɾ/: educative
- educando adjective, noun, verb /eduˈkando/: educatee, student
- educar verb /eduˈkaɾ/: to educate, instruct
- educarse verb /eduˈkaɾse/: infinitive of educar combined with se
- educativamente adverb /edukaˌtibaˈmente/: educationally
- educativo adjective /edukaˈtibo/: educational
- educido verb /eduˈθido/: past participle of educir
- educiendo verb [eð̞uˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of educir
Part 1 · Part 3 · Spanish words: E
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 E: 14,952 words, in 50 parts.