Spanish words: faquir to FBI
300 Spanish words, part 3 of 17 of the words starting with F, A to Z. 106 have a page of their own.
Spanish words faquir to FBI
- faquir noun /faˈkiɾ/: faqir (a religious mendicant who owns no personal property)
- fara noun, verb /ˈfaɾa/: Snake originating in Africa
- farabundista adjective, noun: of Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional (a political party from El Salvador)
- farachado verb [faɾaˈt͡ʃað̞o]
- farachando verb [faɾaˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
- farachándose verb [faɾaˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪ose]
- farachar verb [faɾaˈt͡ʃaɾ]
- faradio noun /faˈɾadjo/: farad
- faralá noun [faɾaˈla]: frill (of a dress)
- farallón noun /faɾaˈʝon/: stack, sea cliff
- faramalla noun: claptrap; tosh
- faramallero adjective, noun [faɾamaˈʝeɾo]: talking nonsense
- faramallón adjective [faɾamaˈʝõn]
- farandola noun [faɾãn̪ˈd̪ola]
- farándula noun /faˈɾandula/: show business
- faranduleado verb /faɾanduleˈado/: past participle of farandulear
- faranduleando verb [faɾãn̪d̪uleˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of farandulear
- farandulear verb /faɾanduleˈaɾ/: to swagger, boast, show off
- farandulero adjective, noun /faɾanduˈleɾo/: conniving
- farandulesco adjective: clownlike; circuslike
- farandúlico adjective [faɾãn̪ˈd̪uliko]
- faraón noun /faɾaˈon/: pharaoh
- faraona noun: female equivalent of faraón (“pharaoh”)
- faraónico adjective /faɾaˈoniko/: pharaonic
- farda noun, verb [ˈfaɾð̞a]: third-person singular present indicative
- fardacho noun /faɾˈdat͡ʃo/: lizard
- fardado verb /faɾˈdado/: past participle of fardar
- fardahuevos noun [faɾð̞aˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞os]
- fardando verb [faɾˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of fardar
- fardándose verb [faɾˈð̞ãn̪d̪ose]
- fardar verb /faɾˈdaɾ/: to show off, to boast, to brag
- fardarse verb [faɾˈð̞aɾse]
- fardel noun [faɾˈð̞el]
- fardela noun: petrel
- fardelejo noun [faɾð̞eˈlexo]
- fardero noun [faɾˈð̞eɾo]
- fardo noun, verb /ˈfaɾdo/: bundle
- fardón adjective: fond of showing off; showy
- farellón noun [faɾeˈʝõn]: synonym of farallón
- farero noun /faˈɾeɾo/: lighthouse keeper, lightkeeper
- farfale noun [faɾˈfale]
- farfalle noun: farfalle
- Farfán proper noun /faɾˈfan/: a surname
- farfante noun [faɾˈfãn̪t̪e]
- farfantón adjective [faɾfãn̪ˈt̪õn]
- fárfara noun [ˈfaɾfaɾa]: coltsfoot
- farfolla noun /faɾˈfoʝa/: husk (of vegetable)
- farfulla noun, verb /faɾˈfuʝa/: gibberish
- farfullado verb /faɾfuˈʝado/: past participle of farfullar
- farfullando verb [faɾfuˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of farfullar
- farfullar verb /faɾfuˈʝaɾ/: to babble
- fariano adjective, noun /faˈɾjano/: Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia
- Farida proper noun [faˈɾið̞a]
- farillón noun [faɾiˈʝõn]
- fariña noun /faˈɾiɲa/: obsolete form of harina
- fariñas noun [faˈɾiɲas]: plural of farina
- faringe noun /faˈɾinxe/: pharynx
- faríngeo adjective /faˈɾinxeo/: pharyngeal
- faringitis noun /faɾinˈxitis/: pharyngitis
- faringo- prefix /faɾinɡo/: pharyngo-
- faringoamigdalitis noun /faɾinɡoamiɡdaˈlitis/: pharyngotonsillitis
- fariño adjective [faˈɾiɲo]
- fario noun /ˈfaɾjo/: only used in mal fario
- farisaico adjective /faɾiˈsaiko/: pharisaic (belonging to or characteristic of the Pharisees)
- fariseísmo noun /faɾiseˈismo/: pharisaism (rigid observance)
- fariseo noun /faɾiˈseo/: Pharisee
- Fariza proper noun /faˈɾiθa/: Fariza (a municipality of Zamora, Spain)
- farlopa noun /faɾˈlopa/: blow, snow (cocaine)
- farmaceuta noun /faɾmaˈθeuta/: pharmacist
- farmacéutica adjective, noun /faɾmaˈθeutika/: female equivalent of farmacéutico
- farmacéuticamente adverb /faɾmaˌθeutikaˈmente/: pharmaceutically
- farmacéutico adjective, noun /faɾmaˈθeutiko/: pharmaceutic, pharmaceutical
- farmacia noun /faɾˈmaθja/: drugstore, pharmacy
- fármaco noun /ˈfaɾmako/: medicine, medication
- farmacobotánica noun: pharmacobotany
- farmacocinética adjective, noun [faɾmakosiˈnet̪ika]: pharmacokinetics
- farmacocinético adjective /faɾmakoθiˈnetiko/: pharmacokinetic
- farmacodependencia noun [faɾmakoð̞epẽn̪ˈd̪ẽnsja]: drug dependency
- farmacodependiente adjective: dependent on a drug
- farmacodinamia noun: pharmacodynamics
- farmacodinámico adjective /faɾmakodiˈnamiko/: pharmacodynamic
- farmacofobia noun [faɾmakoˈfoβ̞ja]
- farmacóforo noun: pharmacophore
- farmacogenética noun: pharmacogenetics
- farmacogenómico adjective /faɾmakoxeˈnomiko/: pharmacogenomic
- farmacología noun /faɾmakoloˈxia/: pharmacology
- farmacológicamente adverb [faɾmakoˌloxikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: pharmacologically
- farmacológico adjective /faɾmakoˈloxiko/: pharmacological
- farmacólogo noun: pharmacologist (person who studies pharmacology)
- farmaconomista noun: pharmaconomist
- farmacopea noun [faɾmakoˈpea]: pharmacopoeia
- farmacopólico adjective [faɾmakoˈpoliko]
- farmacorresistencia noun /faɾmakoresisˈtenθja/: drug resistance
- farmacorresistente adjective: pharmacoresistant
- farmacoterapia noun /faɾmakoteˈɾapja/: pharmacotherapy
- farmacovigilancia noun /faɾmakobixiˈlanθja/: pharmacovigilance
- farme noun, verb: DMARD
- farmear verb /faɾmeˈaɾ/: to farm (obtain a lot of)
- farmear aura verb /faɾmeˌaɾ ˈauɾa/: to aura farm
- farmeo noun, verb [faɾˈmeo]: first-person singular present indicative of farmear
- farmero adjective, noun /faɾˈmeɾo/: farmer
- farnesil noun /faɾneˈsil/: farnesyl
- farnesilo noun: farnesyl
- farnesiltransferasa noun /faɾnesiltɾansfeˈɾasa/: farnesyltransferase
- faro noun /ˈfaɾo/: lighthouse
- faro antiniebla noun: fog lamp
- faroés adjective, noun: alternative form of feroés
- farofa noun [faˈɾofa]
- farol noun /faˈɾol/: lantern
- farola noun /faˈɾola/: lamppost, streetlight
- faroleado verb /faɾoleˈado/: past participle of farolear
- faroleando verb [faɾoleˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of farolear
- farolear verb /faɾoleˈaɾ/: to swagger, boast, brag
- farolero adjective, noun [faɾoˈleɾo]: lamplighter
- farolillo rojo noun: lanterne rouge
- farolito noun /faɾoˈlito/: Small paper lantern
- farolón adjective, noun [faɾoˈlõn]
- faros antiniebla noun, phrase [ˈfaɾos ãn̪t̪iˈnjeβ̞la]: plural of faro antiniebla
- farota noun [faˈɾot̪a]
- farpa noun /ˈfaɾpa/: a sharp point left where cloth has been cut away on the edge of a flag, curtain, etc.; fringe, tail
- farra noun /ˈfara/: party, fun
- fárrago adjective, noun /ˈfaraɡo/: farrago, hodgepodge, mishmash
- farragoso adjective /faraˈɡoso/: cumbersome
- farraguas noun [faˈraɣ̞was]
- Farré proper noun /faˈre/: a surname from Catalan, a transcription of Ferrer
- farreado verb /fareˈado/: past participle of farrear
- farreando verb [fareˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of farrear
- farreándose verb [fareˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of farrear combined with se
- farrear verb /fareˈaɾ/: to party
- farrearse verb [fareˈaɾse]: infinitive of farrear combined with se
- farrero adjective [faˈreɾo]
- farrista adjective, noun [faˈrist̪a]: party-loving
- farro noun /ˈfaro/: emmer (grain)
- farruca adjective, noun /faˈruka/: female equivalent of farruco
- farruco adjective, noun /faˈruko/: stroppy
- farruto adjective [faˈrut̪o]
- farsa noun /ˈfaɾsa/: charade, farce (style of humor marked by broad improbabilities)
- farsálico adjective [faɾˈsaliko]
- farsante adjective, noun /faɾˈsante/: hypocritical, fraudulent (person)
- farsanteado verb [faɾsãn̪t̪eˈað̞o]
- farsanteando verb [faɾsãn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
- farseando verb [faɾseˈãn̪d̪o]
- farsear verb [faɾseˈaɾ]
- farsesco adjective [faɾˈsesko]
- farsi adjective, noun /ˈfaɾsi/: Farsi
- fárting noun /ˈfaɾtin/: farthing
- farusto noun [faˈɾust̪o]
- Fasabi proper noun /faˈsabi/: a surname
- fascal noun [fasˈkal]
- fasces noun [ˈfases]
- fascia noun [ˈfasja]: fascia (a layer of loose tissue)
- fascial adjective: fascial
- fasciculación noun: fasciculation
- fasciculado adjective: fasciculate
- fascículo noun /fasˈθikulo/: fascicle (bundle of muscles)
- fascinación noun /fasθinaˈθjon/: fascination
- fascinado verb /fasθiˈnado/: past participle of fascinar
- fascinador adjective, noun /fasθinaˈdoɾ/: fascinating
- fascinando verb [fasiˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of fascinar
- fascinante adjective /fasθiˈnante/: fascinating
- fascinantemente adverb: fascinatingly
- fascinar verb /fasθiˈnaɾ/: to fascinate
- fascioliasis noun [fasjoˈljasis]
- fasciotomía noun /fasθjotoˈmia/: fasciotomy
- fascismo noun /fasˈθismo/: fascism
- fascista adjective, noun /fasˈθista/: fascist (of or relating to fascism)
- fascistización noun /fasθistiθaˈθjon/: fascistization
- fascistizante adjective [fasist̪iˈsãn̪t̪e]
- fascistoide adjective [fasisˈt̪ojð̞e]: fascistoid
- fascitis noun /fasˈθitis/: fasciitis
- fascitis necrotizante noun: necrotizing fasciitis
- fascitis plantar noun: plantar fasciitis
- fase noun, verb /ˈfase/: phase, stage
- fase continua phrase [ˈfase kõn̪ˈt̪inwa]
- fase lútea noun: luteal phase
- faséolo noun [faˈseolo]
- fáser noun /ˈfaseɾ/: phaser
- fashion adjective, noun /ˈfaʃon/: fashionable, trendy
- fashionista noun /faʃjoˈnista/: fashionista
- fásico adjective /ˈfasiko/: phasic
- fásmido noun /ˈfasmido/: phasmid
- fasmofobia noun [fasmoˈfoβ̞ja]
- faso noun /ˈfaso/: joint (marijuana cigarette)
- fasolakia noun [fasoˈlakja]
- fasor noun: phasor
- fasorial adjective /fasoˈɾjal/: phasor
- fasta adjective, preposition [ˈfast̪a]: feminine singular of fasto
- fástener noun: paper fastener
- fastidiado adjective, verb /fastiˈdjado/: sick; under the weather
- fastidiando verb [fast̪iˈð̞jãn̪d̪o]: gerund of fastidiar
- fastidiándose verb [fast̪iˈð̞jãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of fastidiar combined with se
- fastidiar verb /fastiˈdjaɾ/: to cloy
- fastidiarse verb [fast̪iˈð̞jaɾse]: infinitive of fastidiar combined with se
- fastidio noun, verb /fasˈtidjo/: annoyance; irritation
- fastidiosamente adverb [fast̪iˌð̞josaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: annoyingly
- fastidioso adjective /fastiˈdjoso/: annoying
- fastigiado adjective /fastiˈxjado/: fastigiate
- fasto adjective, noun /ˈfasto/: allowed (not forbidden)
- fastos adjective, noun [ˈfast̪os]: masculine plural of fasto
- fastuosamente adverb /fasˌtwosaˈmente/: lavishly
- fastuosidad noun /fastwosiˈdad/: lavishness
- fastuoso adjective /fasˈtwoso/: lavish, sumptuous
- FAT abbreviation [ˈfat̪]
- Fatah proper noun: Fatah
- fatal adjective, adverb /faˈtal/: fatal
- fatalidad noun /fataliˈdad/: misfortune
- fatalismo noun /fataˈlismo/: fatalism
- fatalista adjective, noun /fataˈlista/: fatalistic (of or pertaining to fatalism)
- fatalizado verb [fat̪aliˈsað̞o]
- fatalizando verb [fat̪aliˈsãn̪d̪o]
- fatalizándose verb [fat̪aliˈsãn̪d̪ose]
- fatalizar verb [fat̪aliˈsaɾ]
- fatalmente adverb /faˌtalˈmente/: fatally
- Fati proper noun: a nickname of Fatima
- fático adjective /ˈfatiko/: phatic
- fatídicamente adverb: fatefully, prophetically
- fatídico adjective /faˈtidiko/: fateful, ominous
- fatiga noun, verb /faˈtiɡa/: fatigue
- fatigabilidad noun /fatiɡabiliˈdad/: fatigability
- fatigación noun [fat̪iɣ̞aˈsjõn]
- fatigadamente adverb [fat̪iˌɣ̞að̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- fatigadísimo adjective /fatiɡaˈdisimo/: superlative degree of fatigado
- fatigado adjective, verb /fatiˈɡado/: past participle of fatigar
- fatigador adjective [fat̪iɣ̞aˈð̞oɾ]
- fatigando verb [fat̪iˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of fatigar
- fatigándose verb [fat̪iˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of fatigar combined with se
- fatigante adjective /fatiˈɡante/: tiring; wearisome
- fatigar verb /fatiˈɡaɾ/: to fatigue, wear out, tire
- fatigarse verb [fat̪iˈɣ̞aɾse]: infinitive of fatigar combined with se
- fatigosamente adverb [fat̪iˌɣ̞osaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: in a fatigued manner
- fatigoso adjective /fatiˈɡoso/: fatiguing, tiring
- Fátima proper noun /ˈfatima/: Fatima, the daughter of Muhammad
- fatimí adjective, noun: Fatimid
- fatimida adjective, noun: Fatimid
- fatimita adjective, noun: Fatimid
- fato adjective, noun /ˈfato/: alternative form of fatuo
- fatua adjective, noun /ˈfatwa/: feminine singular of fatuo
- fatuidad noun [fat̪wiˈð̞að̞]: fatuousness
- fatula noun [faˈt̪ula]
- fatum noun /ˈfatum/: alternative form of fátum
- fatuo adjective /ˈfatwo/: fatuous
- fatush noun [faˈt̪uʃ]
- fatuto adjective, noun /faˈtuto/: dizziness; faint (act of fainting)
- fauce noun /ˈfauθe/: jaw (of animal)
- fauces noun /ˈfauθes/: plural of fauce
- faujasita noun /fauxaˈsita/: erionite
- faul noun /ˈfaul/: alternative form of foul
- fauna noun /ˈfauna/: fauna
- Faúndez proper noun [faˈũn̪d̪es]
- fáunico adjective [ˈfawniko]
- faunístico adjective /fauˈnistiko/: faunal
- fauno noun /ˈfauno/: faun
- Faus proper noun [ˈfaws]
- fáustico adjective /ˈfaustiko/: Faustian
- Faustina proper noun [fawsˈt̪ina]
- Faustino proper noun /fausˈtino/: a male given name
- fausto adjective /ˈfausto/: happy
- fautor adjective, noun /fauˈtoɾ/: acting as an accomplice
- fauvismo noun [fawˈβ̞ismo]: fauvism
- fauvista adjective, noun: Fauve
- favela noun /faˈbela/: favela (a slum or shantytown, especially in Brazil)
- favelización noun /fabeliθaˈθjon/: slummification, favelization
- favelizar verb: to turn into a slum
- favilavir noun: favipiravir
- faviparir noun: favipiravir
- favonio noun /faˈbonjo/: Zephyr, the west wind
- favor interjection, noun /faˈboɾ/: favor/favour
- favor de preposition /faˈboɾ de/: please (used before the infinitive of a verb)
- favorabilidad noun /faboɾabiliˈdad/: favorability
- favorable adjective /faboˈɾable/: favorable
- favorablemente adverb /faboˌɾableˈmente/: favorably
- favorecedor adjective, noun /faboɾeθeˈdoɾ/: flattering, becoming (congruent with standards of beauty)
- favorecer verb /faboɾeˈθeɾ/: to support (an idea)
- favorecerse verb [faβ̞oɾeˈseɾse]: infinitive of favorecer combined with se
- favorecidamente adverb [faβ̞oɾeˌsið̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- favorecido noun, verb /faboɾeˈθido/: favorite, favored, frontrunner
- favoreciendo verb [faβ̞oɾeˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of favorecer
- favoreciéndose verb [faβ̞oɾeˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of favorecer combined with se
- favorecimiento noun /faboɾeθiˈmjento/: favouritism (preferential treatment)
- favorescedor adjective [faβ̞oɾeseˈð̞oɾ]
- favorescer verb [faβ̞oɾeˈseɾ]
- favorescido verb [faβ̞oɾeˈsið̞o]
- favoresciendo verb [faβ̞oɾeˈsjẽn̪d̪o]
- favorido adjective [faβ̞oˈɾið̞o]
- favoritismo noun /faboɾiˈtismo/: favoritism, favouritism
- favorito adjective, noun /faboˈɾito/: favorite/favourite
- fax noun /ˈfaɡs/: fax
- faxeado verb /faɡseˈado/: past participle of faxear
- faxeando verb /faɡseˈando/: gerund of faxear
- faxear verb /faɡseˈaɾ/: to fax
- fayalita noun /faʝaˈlita/: fayalite
- fayanca noun [faˈʝãŋka]
- fayenza noun /faˈʝenθa/: faience
- fayumita adjective [faʝuˈmit̪a]
- fayuqueado verb [faʝukeˈað̞o]
- fayuqueando verb [faʝukeˈãn̪d̪o]
- faz noun, verb /ˈfaθ/: face (surface)
- fazaleja noun: towel
- fazaña noun: alternative form of hazaña
- FBI abbreviation [ˈfβ̞i]
Part 2 · Part 4 · Spanish words: F
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 F: 4,841 words, in 17 parts.