Spanish words: epiparásito to ergio

Spanish words epiparásito to ergio

1. epiparásito adjective [epipaˈɾasit̪o]
2. epiparca noun [epiˈpaɾka]
3. epiparietal adjective /epipaɾjeˈtal/: epiparietal
4. epiparquía noun [epipaɾˈkia]
5. epipelágico adjective /epipeˈlaxiko/: epipelagic
6. epipétalo adjective: epipetalous
7. epiplancton noun: epiplankton
8. epiploico adjective /epiˈploiko/: epiploic
9. epiplón noun /epiˈplon/: omentum
10. epipófisis noun: epipophysis
11. epíquisis noun [eˈpikisis]
12. Epiro proper noun /eˈpiɾo/: Epirus (a historical region and ancient kingdom in Southeastern Europe, today split politically between northwestern Greece and southwestern Albania)
13. epirografía noun [epiɾoɣ̞ɾaˈfia]
14. epirota adjective, noun /epiˈɾota/: Epirote
15. epirótico adjective [epiˈɾot̪iko]
16. epirrelieve noun: epirelief
17. episcopado noun /episkoˈpado/: bishopric
18. episcopal adjective /episkoˈpal/: episcopal
19. episcopaliano adjective /episkopaˈljano/: Episcopalian
20. episcopalmente adverb: episcopally
21. episcopologio noun: list of the bishops of a church
22. episema noun [epiˈsema]
23. episilogismo noun [episiloˈxismo]
24. episiotomía noun: episiotomy
25. episodiado verb [episoˈð̞jað̞o]
26. episodiando verb [episoˈð̞jãn̪d̪o]
27. episodiar verb [episoˈð̞jaɾ]
28. episódicamente adverb /epiˌsodikaˈmente/: episodically
29. episódico adjective /epiˈsodiko/: episodic
30. episodio noun /epiˈsodjo/: episode (installment of a drama told in parts)
31. episonita noun [episoˈnit̪a]
32. epispadia noun: alternative form of epispadias
33. epispadias noun /episˈpadjas/: epispadias
34. epispástico adjective [episˈpast̪iko]
35. episperma noun [episˈpeɾma]
36. epispermático adjective [epispeɾˈmat̪iko]
37. epispermis noun [episˈpeɾmis]
38. epispermo noun [episˈpeɾmo]
39. episporangio noun [epispoˈɾãŋxjo]
40. episporango noun [epispoˈɾãŋgo]
41. episquesis noun [episˈkesis]
42. epistación noun [epist̪aˈsjõn]
43. epistaminal adjective [epist̪amiˈnal]
44. epistamíneo adjective [epist̪aˈmineo]
45. epistaminia noun [epist̪aˈminja]
46. epistasis noun [episˈt̪asis]
47. epístata noun [eˈpist̪at̪a]: epistates
48. epistato noun [episˈt̪at̪o]
49. epistaxiofobia noun [epist̪aksjoˈfoβ̞ja]
50. epistaxis noun /episˈtaɡsis/: epistaxis
51. episteme noun /episˈteme/: episteme
52. epistemicidio noun /epistemiˈθidjo/: epistemicide (systematic destruction of a people’s knowledge system)
53. epistémico adjective: epistemic
54. epistemofobia noun [epist̪emoˈfoβ̞ja]
55. epistemología noun /epistemoloˈxia/: epistemology
56. epistemológicamente adverb /epistemoˌloxikaˈmente/: epistemologically
57. epistemológico adjective /epistemoˈloxiko/: epistemological
58. epistemólogo noun /episteˈmoloɡo/: epistemologist
59. epistemonarca noun [epist̪emoˈnaɾka]
60. episternal adjective [epist̪eɾˈnal]
61. episternón noun [epist̪eɾˈnõn]
62. epistilbita noun [epist̪ilˈβ̞it̪a]
63. epístola noun /eˈpistola/: epistle
64. epistolar adjective /epistoˈlaɾ/: epistolary
65. epistolario noun /epistoˈlaɾjo/: papal letters (collection)
66. epistolarmente adverb /epistoˌlaɾˈmente/: in an epistolary manner
67. epistolografía noun: epistolography
68. epistológrafo noun [epist̪oˈloɣ̞ɾafo]
69. epitáfico adjective /epiˈtafiko/: epitaphic
70. epitafio noun /epiˈtafjo/: epitaph
71. epitalámico adjective /epitaˈlamiko/: epithalamic
72. epitalamio noun /epitaˈlamjo/: epithalamium
73. epitálamo noun: epithalamus (segment of the diencephalon)
74. epitaxia noun: epitaxy
75. epitecio noun: epithecium (the external layer of tissue of the fruiting body of lichens and fungi, formed by the union of the tips of the paraphyses over the spore sacs)
76. epitelial adjective /epiteˈljal/: epithelial
77. epitelio noun /epiˈteljo/: epithelium
78. epitelioide adjective /epiteˈljoide/: epithelioid
79. epítema noun /eˈpitema/: epithem
80. epitermal adjective /epiteɾˈmal/: epithermal
81. epítesis noun: epithesis
82. epitetar verb [epit̪eˈt̪aɾ]
83. epíteto noun /eˈpiteto/: epithet
84. epitimado verb [epit̪iˈmað̞o]
85. epitimando verb [epit̪iˈmãn̪d̪o]
86. epítoco adjective, noun /eˈpitoko/: epitoke
87. epitomado verb [epit̪oˈmað̞o]: past participle of epitomar
88. epitomando verb [epit̪oˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of epitomar
89. epitomar verb /epitoˈmaɾ/: to summarise
90. epítome noun, verb /eˈpitome/: epitome
91. epítope noun: epitope
92. epítopo noun /eˈpitopo/: epitope
93. epitoquia noun /epiˈtokja/: epitoky
94. epizoismo noun: epizoism
95. epizootia noun [episoˈot̪ja]: epizootic
96. epizoótico adjective [episoˈot̪iko]
97. epizootiología noun [episoot̪joloˈxia]
98. EPL noun [ˈepl]
99. eplerenona noun /epleɾeˈnona/: eplerenone
100. EPO abbreviation
101. EPOC abbreviation, noun [eˈpok]: initialism of enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica, COPD
102. época noun /ˈepoka/: epoch, era, age, time, day
103. epocal adjective: epoch-making; epochal
104. epodo noun /eˈpodo/: epode
105. epoetina noun: epoetin
106. epojé noun [epoˈxe]
107. epónimo adjective, noun /eˈponimo/: eponymous
108. epopeya noun /epoˈpeʝa/: epic, epic poem
109. epopéyico adjective /epoˈpeʝiko/: epic
110. epoto adjective [eˈpot̪o]
111. epoxi noun [eˈpoksi]
112. epóxico adjective /eˈpoɡsiko/: epoxidic
113. epoxidación noun: epoxidation
114. epóxido noun /eˈpoɡsido/: epoxide
115. EPP abbreviation, noun: initialism of equipo de protección personal (“personal protective equipment, PPE”)
116. épsilon noun /ˈebsilon/: epsilon; the Greek letter Ε, ε
117. epsomita noun /ebsoˈmita/: epsomite
118. epsteiniano adjective [epst̪ejˈnjano]
119. epulón adjective, noun /epuˈlon/: an organiser of feasts
120. equi- prefix: equal
121. equianalgésico adjective /ekianalˈxesiko/: equianalgesic
122. equiángulo adjective /eˈkjanɡulo/: equiangular
123. equidad noun /ekiˈdad/: equity, fairness
124. equide symbol: alternative form of XD
125. equidescomponible adjective: equidecomposable
126. equidiagonal adjective /ekidjaɡoˈnal/: equidiagonal
127. equidistado verb [ekið̞isˈt̪að̞o]: past participle of equidistar
128. equidistancia noun /ekidisˈtanθja/: equidistance
129. equidistando verb [ekið̞isˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of equidistar
130. equidistante adjective /ekidisˈtante/: equidistant
131. equidistantemente adverb /ekidisˌtanteˈmente/: equidistantly
132. equidistar verb [ekið̞isˈt̪aɾ]: to be equidistant
133. equidna noun /eˈkidna/: echidna
134. équido noun /ˈekido/: equid
135. equiespaciado adjective: equispaced
136. equilátero adjective /ekiˈlateɾo/: equilateral
137. equilibradamente adverb /ekiliˌbɾadaˈmente/: in balance
138. equilibrado adjective, verb /ekiliˈbɾado/: balanced
139. equilibrador adjective, noun /ekilibɾaˈdoɾ/: balancing
140. equilibradora adjective, noun /ekilibɾaˈdoɾa/: female equivalent of equilibrador
141. equilibrando verb /ekiliˈbɾando/: gerund of equilibrar
142. equilibrándose verb [ekiliˈβ̞ɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of equilibrar combined with se
143. equilibrante adjective /ekiliˈbɾante/: balancing
144. equilibrar verb /ekiliˈbɾaɾ/: to balance
145. equilibrarse verb [ekiliˈβ̞ɾaɾse]: infinitive of equilibrar combined with se
146. equilibre adjective, verb /ekiˈlibɾe/: balanced
147. equilibrio noun /ekiˈlibɾjo/: equilibrium, balance (state of being balanced)
148. equilibrio de Nash noun /ekiˌlibɾjo de ˈnaʃ/: Nash equilibrium
149. equilibrio general dinámico estocástico noun: dynamic stochastic general equilibrium
150. equilibrismo noun /ekiliˈbɾismo/: tightrope walking
151. equilibrista noun /ekiliˈbɾista/: tightrope walker, equilibrist
152. equilicuá interjection /ekiliˈkwa/: an exclamation used when indicating agreement or when finding a solution
153. equimolar adjective /ekimoˈlaɾ/: equimolar
154. equimosis noun /ekiˈmosis/: ecchymosis
155. equino adjective, noun /eˈkino/: equine
156. equinoccial adjective /ekinoɡˈθjal/: equinoctial
157. equinoccio noun /ekiˈnoɡθjo/: equinox
158. equinoccio autumnal noun: autumnal equinox
159. equinoccio de primavera noun: spring equinox
160. equinoccio otoñal noun /ekiˌnoɡθjo otoˈɲal/: autumnal equinox
161. equinoccio vernal noun /ekiˌnoɡθjo beɾˈnal/: vernal equinox
162. equinodermo adjective, noun /ekinoˈdeɾmo/: echinodermal
163. equinofobia noun [ekinoˈfoβ̞ja]
164. equinoideo noun: echinoid
165. equinoterapia noun /ekinoteˈɾapja/: EAT (equine-assisted therapy)
166. equipación noun /ekipaˈθjon/: equipment
167. equipado verb /ekiˈpado/: past participle of equipar
168. equipaje noun /ekiˈpaxe/: luggage
169. equipal noun /ekiˈpal/: a ground-level seat used by Aztec rulers in the manner of a throne
170. equipamiento noun /ekipaˈmjento/: equipment, gear
171. equipando verb [ekiˈpãn̪d̪o]: gerund of equipar
172. equipándose verb [ekiˈpãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of equipar combined with se
173. equipar verb /ekiˈpaɾ/: to equip (to furnish for service)
174. equiparable adjective /ekipaˈɾable/: equatable
175. equiparación noun /ekipaɾaˈθjon/: comparison
176. equiparado verb /ekipaˈɾado/: past participle of equiparar
177. equiparando verb /ekipaˈɾando/: gerund of equiparar
178. equiparar verb /ekipaˈɾaɾ/: to equate, to consider equivalent (something)
179. equipararse verb [ekipaˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of equiparar combined with se
180. equiparse verb [ekiˈpaɾse]: infinitive of equipar combined with se
181. equipartición noun: equipartition
182. equipazo noun /ekiˈpaθo/: great team; helluva team; augmentative of equipo
183. equipito noun /ekiˈpito/: diminutive of equipo
184. equipo noun, verb /eˈkipo/: team
185. equipo que gana no se toca proverb [eˈkipo ke ˈɣ̞ana ˈno se ˈt̪oka]
186. equipolencia noun: equipollence
187. equipolente adjective: equipollent
188. equipón noun /ekiˈpon/: great team
189. equiponderación noun: counterbalance
190. equiponderado verb [ekipõn̪d̪eˈɾað̞o]
191. equiponderando verb [ekipõn̪d̪eˈɾãn̪d̪o]
192. equipotencial adjective: equipotential
193. equipotente adjective /ekipoˈtente/: equipotent
194. equiprobable adjective /ekipɾoˈbable/: equiprobable
195. equis adjective, noun /ˈekis/: The name of the Latin script letter X/x.
196. equis cero phrase [ˈekis ˈseɾo]
197. equis de noun /ˈekis de/: alternative form of XD
198. equisde symbol: alternative form of XD
199. equisetácea noun /ekiseˈtaθea/: any of the family Equisetaceae of horsetails
200. equiseto noun /ekiˈseto/: horsetail (Equisetum)
201. equitación noun /ekitaˈθjon/: horseback riding
202. equitador noun [ekit̪aˈð̞oɾ]: horse rider
203. equitativamente adverb /ekitaˌtibaˈmente/: equitably
204. equitativo adjective /ekitaˈtibo/: equitable
205. équite noun [ˈekit̪e]
206. equiuro noun: echiuran
207. equiuroideo noun: echiuran
208. equivalencia noun /ekibaˈlenθja/: equivalence
209. equivalente adjective /ekibaˈlente/: equivalent; tantamount
210. equivalentemente adverb /ekibaˌlenteˈmente/: equivalently
211. equivaler verb /ekibaˈleɾ/: to be equivalent, to correspond, to be tantamount to
212. equivalido verb /ekibaˈlido/: past participle of equivaler
213. equivaliendo verb [ekiβ̞aˈljẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of equivaler
214. equivocación noun /ekibokaˈθjon/: error, mistake, slip
215. equivocadamente adverb /ekiboˌkadaˈmente/: mistakenly, wrongly
216. equivocado adjective, verb /ekiboˈkado/: mistaken, wrong
217. equívocamente adverb [eˌkiβ̞okaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: erroneously
218. equivocando verb [ekiβ̞oˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of equivocar
219. equivocándose verb [ekiβ̞oˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of equivocar combined with se
220. equivocar verb /ekiboˈkaɾ/: to mistake, mix up
221. equivocarse verb /ekiboˈkaɾse/: infinitive of equivocar combined with se
222. equivocidad noun /ekiboθiˈdad/: equivocality; equivocation
223. equivoco adjective, noun, verb /eˈkiboko/: ambiguous; equivocal
224. equivoquista adjective [ekiβ̞oˈkist̪a]
225. er article, suffix [ˈeɾ]: eye dialect spelling of el
226. era interjection, noun, suffix, verb /ˈeɾa/: era, age
227. era común noun: common era
228. era cristiana noun: Common Era
229. era geológica phrase [ˈeɾa xeoˈloxika]
230. era una vez phrase /ˌeɾa ˌuna ˈbeθ/: alternative form of érase una vez
231. erado verb [eˈɾað̞o]
232. eral noun: a young bull between two and three years old
233. éramos muchos y parió la abuela proverb [ˈeɾamos ˈmut͡ʃos i paˈɾjo la aˈβ̞wela]
234. éramos pocos y parió la abuela phrase, proverb /ˌeɾamos ˌpokos i paˌɾjo la aˈbwela/: as if that wasn't enough; things went from bad to worse
235. Eraña proper noun [eˈɾaɲa]
236. Erandio proper noun [eˈɾãn̪d̪jo]
237. erandiotarra adjective, noun /eɾandjoˈtara/: of, from or relating to Erandio
238. erando verb [eˈɾãn̪d̪o]
239. erario adjective, noun /eˈɾaɾjo/: treasury (public finance)
240. eras noun, suffix, verb /ˈeɾas/: plural of era
241. érase verb /ˈeɾase/: Compound of the imperfect era and the pronoun se
242. érase que se era phrase /ˌeɾase ke se ˈeɾa/: once upon a time
243. érase una vez phrase /ˌeɾase ˌuna ˈbeθ/: once upon a time
244. erasmismo noun /eɾasˈmismo/: Erasmism
245. erasmista adjective, noun /eɾasˈmista/: Erasmist
246. Erasmo proper noun /eˈɾasmo/: Erasmus
247. erasmus noun: an Erasmus student
248. Eraso proper noun [eˈɾaso]
249. Erasun proper noun [eˈɾasũn]
250. eratema noun: erathem
251. Eratóstenes proper noun /eɾaˈtostenes/: Eratosthenes
252. Erauso proper noun [eˈɾawso]
253. Erausquin proper noun [eˈɾawskĩn]
254. Erazo proper noun /eˈɾaθo/: a surname
255. Erba proper noun [ˈeɾβ̞a]
256. Erbe proper noun [ˈeɾβ̞e]
257. Erbil proper noun [eɾˈβ̞il]
258. erbio noun /ˈeɾbjo/: erbium
259. ERC noun: initialism of enfermedad renal crónica.
260. Erce proper noun [ˈeɾse]
261. ercer verb /eɾˈθeɾ/: synonym of levantar
262. Ercilia proper noun [eɾˈsilja]
263. Ercilla proper noun [eɾˈsiʝa]
264. ere abbreviation, noun, suffix, verb /ˈeɾe/: The name of the Latin script letter R/r.
265. ere eréa adverb /ˌeɾe eˈɾea/: et cetera, and so on
266. erebo noun [eˈɾeβ̞o]
267. erección noun /eɾeɡˈθjon/: erection
268. ereccionar verb [eɾeksjoˈnaɾ]
269. ereccionarse verb [eɾeksjoˈnaɾse]
270. erectar verb [eɾekˈt̪aɾ]
271. erectarse verb [eɾekˈt̪aɾse]
272. eréctil adjective /eˈɾeɡtil/: erectile
273. erecto adjective /eˈɾeɡto/: erect; raised
274. erector adjective, noun /eɾeɡˈtoɾ/: erecting
275. eremita adjective, noun /eɾeˈmita/: hermit
276. eremítico adjective /eɾeˈmitiko/: eremitic
277. eremitismo noun: hermitism
278. eremitorio noun /eɾemiˈtoɾjo/: hermitage
279. eremofobia noun [eɾemoˈfoβ̞ja]
280. eremomela noun: eremomela
281. Eren proper noun [ˈeɾẽn]
282. Erena proper noun [eˈɾeɲa]
283. erengo noun [eˈɾẽŋgo]
284. Ereño proper noun [eˈɾeɲo]
285. eres esclavo de lo que hablas, y amo de lo que callas proverb [ˈeɾes esˈklaβ̞o ð̞e lo ke ˈaβ̞las | i ˈamo ð̞e lo ke ˈkaʝas]
286. ¿eres poeta? ¡pues súbete la bragueta! phrase /ˌeɾes poˌeta | ˌpwes ˌsubete la bɾaˈɡeta/: you're flying low
287. eretismo noun /eɾeˈtismo/: erethism
288. eretrio adjective, noun /eˈɾetɾjo/: Eretrian
289. ereutofobia noun [eɾewt̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
290. ereutrofobia noun [eɾewt̪ɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
291. Ereván proper noun /eɾeˈban/: Yerevan (the capital city of Armenia)
292. erevanés adjective, noun /eɾebaˈnes/: Yerevanian, Yerevantsi (of, from or relating to the city of Yerevan, capital of Armenia)
293. Erez proper noun [eˈɾes]
294. Erfurt proper noun [eɾˈfuɾt̪]
295. erg noun /ˈeɾɡ/: erg
296. ergástula noun [eɾˈɣ̞ast̪ula]: ergastulum
297. ergástulo noun [eɾˈɣ̞ast̪ulo]
298. ergatividad noun /eɾɡatibiˈdad/: ergativity
299. ergativo adjective, noun /eɾɡaˈtibo/: ergative
300. ergio noun [ˈeɾxjo]: erg (unit)

Part 29 · Part 31 · 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.