Spanish words: esvástica to euroconector
300 Spanish words, part 44 of 50 of the words starting with E, A to Z. 67 have a page of their own.
Spanish words esvástica to euroconector
- esvástica noun /esˈbastika/: swastika
- esvelto adjective [esˈβ̞el̪t̪o]
- esviage noun [esˈβ̞jaxe]
- et conjunction, noun /ˈet/: ampersand
- eta noun, suffix /ˈeta/: eta; the Greek letter Η, η
- etacismo noun /etaˈθismo/: etacism
- etacrínico adjective /etaˈkɾiniko/: etacrynic
- etalonaje noun: grading
- etambutol noun /etambuˈtol/: ethambutol
- etamina noun [et̪aˈmina]
- etanal noun: acetaldehyde, ethanal
- etano noun /eˈtano/: ethane
- etanoato noun: ethanoate
- etanoilo noun /etaˈnoilo/: ethanoyl
- etanol noun /etaˈnol/: ethanol
- etanolamina noun: ethanolamine
- etanólico adjective /etaˈnoliko/: ethanolic
- etapa noun /eˈtapa/: stage, phase
- etáreo adjective: age
- etario adjective /eˈtaɾjo/: age
- etarra adjective, noun /eˈtara/: ETA, of ETA (relating to ETA)
- Etayo proper noun [eˈt̪aʝo]
- -etazo suffix: synonym of -azo (“hit with”)
- etc. abbreviation, adverb: abbreviation of etcétera
- etcétera adverb, noun /etˈθeteɾa/ [et̪ˈθe.t̪e.ɾa]: et cetera, and so on
- Etchart proper noun [et̪ˈt͡ʃaɾt̪]
- Etchebarne proper noun [et̪t͡ʃeˈβ̞aɾne]
- Etchebehere proper noun [et̪t͡ʃeβ̞eˈeɾe]
- Etcheberry proper noun [et̪t͡ʃeˈβ̞eri]
- Etchecolatz proper noun [et̪t͡ʃekoˈlat̪s]
- Etchecopar proper noun [et̪t͡ʃekoˈpaɾ]
- Etchegaray proper noun [et̪t͡ʃeɣ̞aˈɾaj]
- Etchegoyen proper noun [et̪t͡ʃeˈɣ̞oʝẽn]
- Etchenique proper noun [et̪t͡ʃeˈnike]
- Etchepare proper noun [et̪t͡ʃeˈpaɾe]
- Etchepareborda proper noun [et̪t͡ʃepaɾeˈβ̞oɾð̞a]
- Etcheto proper noun [et̪ˈt͡ʃet̪o]
- Etchevehere proper noun [et̪t͡ʃeβ̞eˈeɾe]
- Etcheverría proper noun [et̪t͡ʃeˈβ̞erja]
- Etcheverry proper noun /et͡ʃeˈberi/: a surname from Basque
- etclorvinol noun /edkloɾbiˈnol/: ethchlorvynol
- -ete suffix [ˈet̪e]: forms diminutives from nouns and adjectives, or gives a particularizing sense
- eteco adjective [eˈt̪eko]
- Etelvina proper noun [et̪elˈβ̞ina]
- eteno noun /eˈteno/: ethene
- etenol noun /eteˈnol/: ethenol, vinyl alcohol
- eteochipriota noun: Eteocypriot (language)
- éter noun /ˈeteɾ/: ether
- etéreo adjective /eˈteɾeo/: ethereal; otherworldly
- etérico adjective: etheric
- eterismo noun /eteˈɾismo/: etherism
- eterizado verb [et̪eɾiˈsað̞o]: past participle of eterizar
- eterizando verb [et̪eɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of eterizar
- eterizar verb: to etherize
- eternal adjective /eteɾˈnal/: eternal
- eternalismo noun: eternalism
- eternamente adverb /eˌteɾnaˈmente/: eternally
- eternidad noun /eteɾniˈdad/: eternity
- eternización noun: eternization
- eternizado verb /eteɾniˈθado/: past participle of eternizar
- eternizando verb [et̪eɾniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of eternizar
- eternizándose verb [et̪eɾniˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of eternizar combined with se
- eternizar verb /eteɾniˈθaɾ/: to eternalize
- eterno adjective /eˈteɾno/: eternal
- eterófono noun /eteˈɾofono/: synonym of theremín (theremin)
- ethos noun /ˈetos/: ethos
- ética adjective, noun /ˈetika/: ethic
- éticamente adverb /ˌetikaˈmente/: ethically
- eticidad noun: ethical behaviour
- ético adjective /ˈetiko/: ethical
- eticónida noun: Etichonid
- etidronato noun: etidronate
- etilación noun: ethylation
- etilbenceno noun: ethylbenzene
- etilendiamina noun: ethylenediamine
- etilenglicol noun [et̪ilẽŋgliˈkol]: ethylene glycol
- etileno noun /etiˈleno/: ethylene (a colourless gaseous hydrocarbon)
- etilfeniléter noun: ethyl phenyl ether, phenetole
- etílico adjective /eˈtiliko/: ethyl; ethylic
- etilmercaptano noun: ethyl mercaptan
- etilmercurio noun: ethylmercury
- etilo noun /eˈtilo/: ethyl
- etilómetro noun /etiˈlometɾo/: breathalyzer
- etilvinilacetato noun: ethylene-vinyl acetate
- étimo noun /ˈetimo/: etymon
- etimología noun /etimoloˈxia/: etymology
- etimología popular noun /etimoloˌxia popuˈlaɾ/: folk etymology
- etimológicamente adverb: etymologically
- etimológico adjective /etimoˈloxiko/: etymological
- etimologista noun /etimoloˈxista/: etymologist (person who specialises in etymology)
- etimologizado verb [et̪imoloxiˈsað̞o]: past participle of etimologizar
- etimologizando verb [et̪imoloxiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of etimologizar
- etimologizar verb [et̪imoloxiˈsaɾ]: to etymologize
- etimólogo noun /etiˈmoloɡo/: etymologist (person who specialises in etymology)
- etinilestradiol noun /etinilestɾaˈdjol/: ethinylestradiol
- etino noun /eˈtino/: ethyne
- etiolación noun [et̪jolaˈsjõn]
- etiología noun /etjoloˈxia/: etiology
- etiológicamente adverb /etjoˌloxikaˈmente/: etiologically
- etiológico adjective [et̪joˈloxiko]: aetiologic
- etiopatogenia noun /etjopatoˈxenja/: etiopathogenesis
- etiopatogénico adjective /etjopatoˈxeniko/: etiopathogenic
- etíope adjective, noun /eˈtiope/: Ethiopian
- Etiopía proper noun /etjoˈpia/: Ethiopia (a country in East Africa)
- etiópico adjective /eˈtjopiko/: Ethiopian
- etiqueta noun, verb /etiˈketa/: label, tag
- etiquetable adjective: taggable
- etiquetación noun: labeling; tagging
- etiquetado noun, verb /etikeˈtado/: labelling
- etiquetador noun: labeler
- etiquetadora noun: labeling machine
- etiquetaje noun: labeling; labelling
- etiquetamiento noun: labeling
- etiquetando verb [et̪ikeˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of etiquetar
- etiquetándose verb [et̪ikeˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of etiquetar combined with se
- etiquetar verb /etikeˈtaɾ/: to label
- etiquetarse verb [et̪ikeˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of etiquetar combined with se
- etiquetear verb /etiketeˈaɾ/: to tag
- etiquetería noun [et̪iket̪eˈɾia]
- etmoidal adjective: ethmoidal
- etmoide noun: ethmoid bone
- etmoides noun [et̪ˈmojð̞es]: plural of etmoide
- Etna proper noun [ˈet̪na]
- etnarca noun /edˈnaɾka/: ethnarch
- etnia noun /ˈednja/: ethnic group, ethnicity
- étnicamente adverb /ˌednikaˈmente/: ethnically
- etnicidad noun [et̪nisiˈð̞að̞]: ethnicity
- etnicismo noun /edniˈθismo/: ethnicism
- etnicista noun: ethnicist
- étnico adjective /ˈedniko/: ethnic
- etno- prefix /edno/: ethno-
- etnoarqueológico adjective: ethnoarcheological
- etnobiología noun: ethnobiology
- etnobotánica adjective, noun: ethnobotany
- etnobotánico adjective, noun: ethnobotanical
- etnocacerismo noun /ednokaθeˈɾismo/: ethnocacerism
- etnocacerista adjective, noun: ethnocacerist
- etnocéntrico adjective /ednoˈθentɾiko/: ethnocentric
- etnocentrismo noun /ednoθenˈtɾismo/: ethnocentrism
- etnocentrista adjective, noun: ethnocentrist
- etnocidio noun /ednoˈθidjo/: ethnocide
- etnocultural adjective /ednokultuˈɾal/: ethnocultural
- etnoestado noun [et̪noesˈt̪að̞o]
- etnogénesis noun: ethnogenesis
- etnogeográfico adjective: ethnogeographic
- etnoglotónimo noun [et̪noɣ̞loˈt̪onimo]
- etnografía noun /ednoɡɾaˈfia/: ethnography
- etnográficamente adverb [et̪noˌɣ̞ɾafikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: ethnographically
- etnográfico adjective /ednoˈɡɾafiko/: ethnographic
- etnógrafo noun [et̪ˈnoɣ̞ɾafo]: ethnographer
- etnohistoria noun: ethnohistory
- etnohistoriador noun: ethnohistorian
- etnohistórico adjective: ethnohistorical
- etnolecto noun /ednoˈleɡto/: ethnolect
- etnolingüística adjective, noun /ednolinˈɡwistika/: ethnolinguistics
- etnolingüístico adjective /ednolinˈɡwistiko/: ethnolinguistic
- etnología noun /ednoloˈxia/: ethnology
- etnológicamente adverb: ethnologically
- etnológico adjective /ednoˈloxiko/: ethnological
- etnólogo noun /edˈnoloɡo/: ethnologist
- etnomedicina noun: ethnomedicine
- etnomusicología noun /ednomusikoloˈxia/: ethnomusicology
- etnomusicológico adjective: ethnomusicological
- etnomusicólogo noun /ednomusiˈkoloɡo/: ethnomusicologist
- etnonacionalismo noun /ednonaθjonaˈlismo/: ethnonationalism
- etnonacionalista noun /ednonaθjonaˈlista/: ethnonationalist
- etnónimo noun /edˈnonimo/: ethnonym
- etnopolítico adjective /ednopoˈlitiko/: ethnopolitical
- etnopsiquiatría noun: ethnopsychiatry
- etnorreligioso adjective [et̪noreliˈxjoso]
- -eto suffix /ˈeto/: forms diminutives of nouns and adjectives; -ette; -let; -et
- etodolaco noun /etodoˈlako/: etodolac
- etofenamato noun: etofenamate
- etolio adjective, noun [eˈt̪oljo]: Aetolian
- etología noun [et̪oloˈxia]: ethology
- etológico adjective /etoˈloxiko/: ethological
- etólogo noun [eˈt̪oloɣ̞o]: ethologist
- etopeya noun /etoˈpeʝa/: ethopoeia
- etorfina noun: etorphine
- -etos suffix [ˈet̪os]: plural of -eto
- etosuximida noun /etosuɡsiˈmida/: ethosuximide
- etóxido noun: ethoxide
- etoxilación noun /etoɡsilaˈθjon/: ethoxylation
- etoxilar verb /etoɡsiˈlaɾ/: to ethoxylate
- etrel noun: ethrel
- etrog noun [eˈt̪ɾoɣ̞]
- Etruria proper noun /eˈtɾuɾja/: Etruria
- etrusco adjective, noun /eˈtɾusko/: Etruscan (relative or belonging to Etruria or the Etruscans)
- ets noun /e te ˈese/: STD (sexually transmitted disease)
- ETT noun: initialism of empresa de trabajo temporal (“temporary employment agency, temporary agency, temping agency, temp agency”)
- Etulain proper noun [eˈt̪ulãjn]
- Etura proper noun /eˈtuɾa/: a village in Álava, Basque Country, Spain
- etxarriarra adjective, noun /et͡ʃaˈrjara/: of, from or relating to Etxarri-Aranatz
- etxekoarte noun [et͡ʃekoˈaɾt̪e]
- eu interjection, prefix [ˈew]
- eu confío phrase /ˌeu konˈfio/: I believe (in you), used to encourage someone
- EUA abbreviation [ˈewa]
- Euán proper noun [eˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ãn]
- eubacteria noun /eubaɡˈteɾja/: eubacterium
- eubeo adjective, noun /euˈbeo/: Euboean, Euboic (of, from or relating to Euboea (island in Greece))
- eucaliptal noun: eucalyptus plantation
- eucalipto noun /eukaˈlibto/: eucalyptus
- eucalipto robusto noun: swamp mahogany, Eucalyptus robusta.
- eucalipto rosado noun: flooded gum, rose gum, Eucalyptus grandis.
- eucarionte adjective, noun /eukaˈɾjonte/: eukaryotic
- eucariota adjective, noun /eukaˈɾjota/: eukaryote
- eucariótico adjective /eukaˈɾjotiko/: eukaryotic
- eucaristía noun /eukaɾisˈtia/: Eucharist
- eucarístico adjective /eukaˈɾistiko/: eucharistic (of or relating to the Eucharist)
- eucatástrofe noun [ewkaˈt̪ast̪ɾofe]: eucatastrophe
- euclídeo adjective /euˈklideo/: Euclidean
- Euclides proper noun /euˈklides/: Euclid
- euclidiano adjective /eukliˈdjano/: Euclidean
- eucrático adjective [ewˈkɾat̪iko]
- eucromatina noun: euchromatin
- eudaimonía noun [ewð̞ajmoˈnia]
- eudaimónico adjective [ewð̞ajˈmoniko]
- eudemonía noun [ewð̞emoˈnia]
- eudemónico adjective [ewð̞eˈmoniko]
- eudicotiledónea noun /eudikotileˈdonea/: eudicotyledon
- eudiómetro noun /euˈdjometɾo/: eudiometer
- eudista noun: Eudist
- Eudocia proper noun /euˈdoθja/: a female given name from Ancient Greek
- Eufemia proper noun /euˈfemja/: a female given name, equivalent to English Euphemia
- Eufemio proper noun [ewˈfemjo]
- eufemismo noun /eufeˈmismo/: euphemism
- eufemísticamente adverb: euphemistically
- eufemístico adjective /eufeˈmistiko/: euphemistic
- eufilofita noun /eufiloˈfita/: euphyllophyte
- eufobia noun [ewˈfoβ̞ja]
- eufonía noun /euˈfonja/: euphonia (bird)
- eufónicamente adverb [ewˌfonikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- eufónico adjective [ewˈfoniko]: euphonic
- euforbia noun /euˈfoɾbja/: eupohorbia
- euforbiáceo adjective [ewfoɾˈβ̞jaseo]: euphorbiaceous
- euforbio noun /euˈfoɾbjo/: euphorbia, spurge
- euforia noun /euˈfoɾja/: euphoria
- eufóricamente adverb [ewˌfoɾikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: euphorically
- eufórico adjective /euˈfoɾiko/: euphoric (feeling intense happiness)
- euforizante adjective, noun /eufoɾiˈθante/: euphoria-producing; euphoric; euphoriant
- Eufrates proper noun /euˈfɾates/: Euphrates (a river in the Middle East)
- Eufrosina proper noun [ewfɾoˈsina]
- eugenesia noun /euxeˈnesja/: eugenics
- eugenésico adjective: eugenic
- eugenesista adjective: eugenist
- Eugenia proper noun /euˈxenja/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Eugenio, equivalent to English Eugenia
- eugénica noun: eugenics
- eugénico adjective /euˈxeniko/: eugenic
- Eugenio proper noun /euˈxenjo/: a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Eugene
- eugenismo noun: eugenism; eugenicism
- eugenista adjective, noun: eugenist; eugenicist
- eugenol noun: eugenol
- eugeroico adjective: eugeroic
- euglena noun: euglena
- euglenoideo noun: euglenoid
- euglenozoo noun: euglenozoan
- Eugui proper noun [ˈewɣ̞i]
- Eula proper noun [ˈewla]
- Eulalia proper noun /euˈlalja/: a female given name
- Eulalio proper noun [ewˈlaljo]
- Eulate proper noun [ewˈlat̪e]
- euleriano adjective: Eulerian
- Eulogia proper noun /euˈloxja/: a female given name
- Eulogio proper noun /euˈloxjo/: a male given name
- eumelanina noun: eumelanin
- Eunice proper noun [ewˈnise]
- eunuco noun /euˈnuko/: eunuch
- eupátrida adjective, noun [ewˈpat̪ɾið̞a]: Eupatrid
- eupepsia noun [ewˈpepsja]
- eupéptico adjective [ewˈpept̪iko]
- euploidía noun [ewplojˈð̞ia]: euploidy
- eupolipoide noun: eupolypod
- euprosexia noun [ewpɾoˈseksja]
- Eurabia proper noun /euˈɾabja/: Eurabia (a supposed future, Islamized Europe)
- Eurasia proper noun /euˈɾasja/: Eurasia (a supercontinent consisting of Europe and Asia)
- eurasiático adjective, noun: Eurasian
- eureka interjection /euˈɾeka/: eureka
- euribor noun: Euribor
- Eurídice proper noun /euˈɾidiθe/: Eurydice
- euriláimido noun: eurylaimid
- Eurínome noun /euˈɾinome/: Eurynome
- euriptérido noun /euɾibˈteɾido/: eurypterid
- euritermo adjective [ewɾiˈt̪eɾmo]
- euritmia noun [ewɾit̪ˈmia]: eurythmy
- euro noun, prefix /ˈeuɾo/: euro (currency)
- euroafricano adjective: Euro-African
- euroamericano adjective, noun: Euro-American
- euroasiático adjective: Eurasian
- euroasiatismo noun [ewɾoasjaˈt̪ismo]
- euroatlántico adjective: Euro-Atlantic
- eurobono noun: Eurobond
- Eurocámara proper noun: European Parliament
- eurocausa noun [ewɾoˈkawsa]
- eurocéntrico adjective /euɾoˈθentɾiko/: Eurocentric
- eurocentrismo noun /euɾoθenˈtɾismo/: Eurocentrism
- eurocentrista adjective: Eurocentrist
- eurocomunismo noun: Eurocommunism (philosophy)
- eurocomunista adjective, noun /euɾokomuˈnista/: Eurocommunist, Eurocommunistic
- euroconector noun: SCART, Euroconector
Part 43 · Part 45 · 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.