Spanish words: guanaco to guarisapo

300 Spanish words, part 14 of 17 of the words starting with G, A to Z. 52 have a page of their own.

Spanish words guanaco to guarisapo

guanaco adjective, noun /ɡwaˈnako/: guanaco (a South American ruminant (Lama guanicoe), closely related to the other lamoids, the alpaca, llama, and vicuña in the family Camelidae)
guanaeño adjective [gwanaˈeɲo]
guanaguanare noun /ɡwanaɡwaˈnaɾe/: The laughing gull, Leucophaeus atricilla.
Guanahaní proper noun /ɡwanaxaˈni/: an island of the Bahamas; the first island discovered by Christopher Columbus during his first voyage.
Guanajay proper noun /ɡwanaˈxai/: a town in Artemisa, Cuba
guanajayense adjective, noun /ɡwanaxaˈʝense/: of, from or relating to Guanajay (town in Cuba)
guanajo adjective, noun /ɡwaˈnaxo/: turkey (bird)
guanajuatense adjective, noun [gwanaxwaˈt̪ẽnse]: of, from or relating to the state of Guanajuato, Mexico
Guanajuato proper noun /ɡwanaˈxwato/: a state of Mexico
guanaquismo noun /ɡwanaˈkismo/: a word, phrase or linguistic feature originating from or specific to Salvadoran Spanish usage.
Guanare proper noun [gwaˈnaɾe]
guanareño adjective [gwanaˈɾeɲo]
guanartemato noun: An aborigine tribe leader in the Canary Islands
guanarteme noun /ɡwanaɾˈteme/: a tribal king in the pre-Hispanic Canary Islands.
guanay noun /ɡwaˈnai/: Guanay cormorant; Guanay shag (Leucocarbo bougainvilliorum)
guanche adjective, noun /ˈɡwant͡ʃe/: Guanche (ancient inhabitant of the Canary Islands)
guanchismo noun: a word, especially in Spanish, from the Guanche language
guanciale noun [gwãnˈsjale]
guandú noun /ɡwanˈdu/: pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan)
guandul noun /ɡwanˈdul/: pigeon pea
guane adjective, noun /ˈɡwane/: Guane
guaneado verb [gwaneˈað̞o]
guaneando verb [gwaneˈãn̪d̪o]
guanear verb [gwaneˈaɾ]
guañendo verb [gwaˈɲẽn̪d̪o]
guanentino adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Guanentá
guanero adjective /ɡwaˈneɾo/: guano
guanfacina noun: guanfacine
guango adjective, noun /ˈɡwanɡo/: baggy or loose-fitting clothing
guangoche noun /ɡwanˈɡot͡ʃe/: a coarse sackcloth or burlap (for packaging, covers, etc.)
guangocho adjective, noun /ɡwanˈɡot͡ʃo/: baggy, loose, wide
Guangzhou proper noun [ˈgwãŋʒow]
guanidina noun: guanidine
guanidinio noun: guanidinium
guañido verb [gwaˈɲið̞o]
guañil noun [gwaˈɲil]
guanilato noun: guanylate
guanilil adjective: of, pertaining to, or containing guanine
guanina noun /ɡwaˈnina/: guanine
guañir verb [gwaˈɲiɾ]
guano noun /ˈɡwano/: guano
guanosina noun: guanosine
guanta noun: lowland paca (Cuniculus paca)
guantada noun /ɡwanˈtada/: slap
guantanamero adjective, noun [gwãn̪t̪anaˈmeɾo]: of, from or relating to the province of Guantánamo, Cuba
Guantánamo proper noun /ɡwanˈtanamo/: a province of Cuba
guantazo noun /ɡwanˈtaθo/: slap
guante noun /ˈɡwante/: glove (hand-wear)
guante blanco noun /ˌɡwante ˈblanko/: kid gloves
guanteado verb /ɡwanteˈado/: past participle of guantear
guanteando verb [gwãn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of guantear
guantear verb /ɡwanteˈaɾ/: to slap
guantelete noun: gauntlet (hand armour)
guantera noun /ɡwanˈteɾa/: female equivalent of guantero (“glover”)
guantero noun /ɡwanˈteɾo/: glover
guantilla noun: fingerless glove
guanto noun /ˈɡwanto/: red angel's trumpet (Datura sanguinea)
guañusa noun /ɡwaˈɲusa/: dated form of guayusa
guao interjection, noun /ˈɡwao/: wow
guapamente adverb /ˌɡwapaˈmente/: beautifully
guapea noun, verb [gwaˈpea]: third-person singular present indicative
guapeado verb [gwapeˈað̞o]: past participle of guapear
guapeando verb [gwapeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of guapear
guapear verb [gwapeˈaɾ]: to become prettier
guaperas noun /ɡwaˈpeɾas/: spunk (good-looking man)
guapete adjective, noun /ɡwaˈpete/: cute; pretty; handsome
guapetón adjective, noun /ɡwapeˈton/: handsome, pretty (person)
guapeza noun /ɡwaˈpeθa/: good looks
guapi noun: darling; dear
guapileño adjective, noun /ɡwapiˈleɲo/: of, from or relating to Guápiles
guapinol noun: jatobá
guapo adjective, noun /ˈɡwapo/: arrowroot
guapoteño adjective, noun /ɡwapoˈteɲo/: of, from or relating to Guapota
guapura noun: beauty; handsomeness
guapurú noun: jaboticaba (Plinia cauliflora, a fruit-bearing tree)
guapx adjective: gender-neutral neologism for guapo and guapa (“handsome, pretty”)
guaqueado verb [gwakeˈað̞o]
guaqueando verb [gwakeˈãn̪d̪o]
guaquear verb [gwakeˈaɾ]
guaquero noun /ɡwaˈkeɾo/: alternative spelling of huaquero
guar noun /ˈɡwaɾ/: guar
guara noun, verb /ˈɡwaɾa/: guara (bird)
guaraca noun [gwaˈɾaka]: whip
guaracha noun /ɡwaˈɾat͡ʃa/: guaracha
guarache noun /ɡwaˈɾat͡ʃe/: alternative form of huarache
guarachear verb: to go on a spree
guarachero noun [gwaɾaˈt͡ʃeɾo]
Guarachi proper noun [gwaˈɾat͡ʃi]
guarachudo noun: bumpkin
guaraguaíto noun: Ridgway's hawk (Buteo ridgwayi)
guaraguao noun /ɡwaɾaˈɡwao/: red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis)
guáramo noun [ˈgwaɾamo]: value; worth
guaraná noun /ɡwaɾaˈna/: guarana
Guaranda proper noun /ɡwaˈɾanda/: Guaranda (a town, a municipality of Sucre department, Colombia)
guarangada noun [gwaɾãŋˈgað̞a]: rude remark or action
guarango adjective, noun [gwaˈɾãŋgo]: rude, crass
guaraní adjective, noun /ɡwaɾaˈni/: Guaraní
guarania noun /ɡwaˈɾanja/: guarania
guaraniná noun /ɡwaɾaniˈna/: Sideroxylon obtusifolium (a tree)
guaranismo noun [gwaɾaˈnismo]
guaranítico adjective /ɡwaɾaˈnitiko/: Guaraní
guarao adjective, noun [gwaˈɾao]
guarapería noun: a shop selling guarapo
guarapita noun /ɡwaɾaˈpita/: Venezuelan alcoholic drink made with rum and fruit juice (mainly passion fruit)
guarapo noun: juice made from sugar cane
Guararé proper noun [gwaɾaˈɾe]
guaraúno adjective, noun [gwaɾaˈuno]
guarayo adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Guarayos
guarda interjection, noun, verb /ˈɡwaɾda/: guard, ward, keeper
guarda de seguridad noun, phrase [ˈgwaɾð̞a ð̞e seɣ̞uɾiˈð̞að̞]: bodyguard
guarda rueda noun [ˈgwaɾð̞a ˈrweð̞a]
guardaaguas noun [gwaɾð̞aˈaɣ̞was]
guardaagujas noun [gwaɾð̞aaˈɣ̞uxas]
guardaaxila noun [gwaɾð̞aakˈsila]
guardabanderas noun [gwaɾð̞aβ̞ãn̪ˈd̪eɾas]: flag keeper
guardabarranca noun: motmot
guardabarranco noun: motmot (tropical bird in the family Momotidae)
guardabarreras noun /ˌɡwaɾdabaˈreɾas/: flagman; level crossing guard (rail worker)
guardabarro noun [gwaɾð̞aˈβ̞aro]
guardabarros noun [gwaɾð̞aˈβ̞aros]: fender, mudguard (shield to protect a vehicle from mud)
guardabaso noun [gwaɾð̞aˈβ̞aso]
guardabauprés noun [gwaɾð̞aβ̞awˈpɾes]
guardable adjective [gwaɾˈð̞aβ̞le]
guardabolinas noun [gwaɾð̞aβ̞oˈlinas]
guardabosque noun [gwaɾð̞aˈβ̞oske]: forest ranger
guardabosques noun [gwaɾð̞aˈβ̞oskes]: gamekeeper, game warden
guardabrazo noun [gwaɾð̞aˈβ̞ɾaso]
guardabrisas adjective: breeze-proof
guardacabo noun [gwaɾð̞aˈkaβ̞o]: thimble (a metal ring which a cable or rope intended for attaching to other things is looped around as a protection against chafing)
guardacabras noun [gwaɾð̞aˈkaβ̞ɾas]
guardacadena noun [gwaɾð̞akaˈð̞ena]
guardacalada noun [gwaɾð̞akaˈlað̞a]
guardacaminos noun /ɡwaɾdakaˈminos/: nightjar
guardacamisa noun [gwaɾð̞akaˈmisa]
guardacantón noun [gwaɾð̞akãn̪ˈt̪õn]
guardacárcel noun /ˌɡwaɾdaˈkaɾθel/: alternative form of guardiacárcel
guardacartucho noun [gwaɾð̞akaɾˈt̪ut͡ʃo]
guardacartuchos noun [gwaɾð̞akaɾˈt̪ut͡ʃos]
guardacaza noun: game warden
guardacoches noun [gwaɾð̞aˈkot͡ʃes]: car park attendant
guardacoimas noun [gwaɾð̞aˈkojmas]
guardacorazón noun [gwaɾð̞akoɾaˈsõn]
guardacosta noun /ɡwaɾdaˈkosta/: alternative spelling of guardacostas
guardacostas noun /ˌɡwaɾdaˈkostas/: coastguard
guardacuello noun [gwaɾð̞aˈkweʝo]
guardacuerda noun [gwaɾð̞aˈkweɾð̞a]
guardacuerpo noun [gwaɾð̞aˈkweɾpo]
guardacuños noun [gwaɾð̞aˈkuɲos]
guardadamas noun [gwaɾð̞aˈð̞amas]
guardadamente adverb [gwaɾˌð̞að̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
guardadero noun [gwaɾð̞aˈð̞eɾo]
guardadito noun /ɡwaɾdaˈdito/: nest egg; money tucked away
guardado adjective, noun, verb /ɡwaɾˈdado/: hoard, secret saving
guardador adjective, noun /ɡwaɾdaˈdoɾ/: keeping
guardaduría noun: guardianship
guardaespaldas noun /ˌɡwaɾdaesˈpaldas/: bodyguard
guardafango noun [gwaɾð̞aˈfãŋgo]
guardafangos noun: fender (of car)
guardafauna noun: park ranger
guardafrenos noun [gwaɾð̞aˈfɾenos]: brakeman
guardafrente noun [gwaɾð̞aˈfɾẽn̪t̪e]
guardafrontera noun: border guard
guardafuego noun [gwaɾð̞aˈfweɣ̞o]: fender (for fire)
guardafuegos noun [gwaɾð̞aˈfweɣ̞os]: plural of guardafuego
guardaganado noun [gwaɾð̞aɣ̞aˈnað̞o]
guardaguas noun [gwaɾˈð̞aɣ̞was]
guardagujas noun /ˌɡwaɾdaˈɡuxas/: switchman, switchwoman
guardahúmo noun [gwaɾð̞aˈumo]
guardainfante noun [gwaɾð̞ãjɱˈfãn̪t̪e]: pannier; side hoop (clothing)
guardaízas noun [gwaɾð̞aˈisas]
guardaja noun [gwaɾˈð̞axa]
guardajarcia noun [gwaɾð̞aˈxaɾsja]
guardajoyas noun [gwaɾð̞aˈxoʝas]: master of the jewels
guardalado noun [gwaɾð̞aˈlað̞o]
guardalínea noun: linesman; lineswoman; assistant referee
guardalobo noun [gwaɾð̞aˈloβ̞o]
guardalobos noun [gwaɾð̞aˈloβ̞os]
guardalobos gitana phrase [gwaɾð̞aˈloβ̞os xiˈt̪ana]
guardamancebo noun [gwaɾð̞amãnˈseβ̞o]
guardamangel noun [gwaɾð̞amãŋˈxel]
guardamangier noun [gwaɾð̞amãŋˈxjeɾ]
guardamano noun [gwaɾð̞aˈmano]
guardamanos noun: handguard (of a weapon)
guardamarina noun: midshipman
guardamaslo noun [gwaɾð̞aˈmaslo]
guardamateriales noun [gwaɾð̞amat̪eˈɾjales]
guardamea noun [gwaɾð̞aˈmea]
guardamecha noun [gwaɾð̞aˈmet͡ʃa]
guardamenta noun: alternative spelling of guardameta
guardameta noun /ɡwaɾdaˈmeta/: goalkeeper (player that protects a goal)
guardamiento noun /ɡwaɾdaˈmjento/: saving, keeping
Guardamino proper noun [gwaɾð̞aˈmino]
guardamonte noun /ɡwaɾdaˈmonte/: trigger guard
guardamotor noun [gwaɾð̞amoˈt̪oɾ]
guardamozo noun [gwaɾð̞aˈmoso]
guardamuebles noun [gwaɾð̞aˈmweβ̞les]: furniture storage space
guardamujer noun [gwaɾð̞amuˈxeɾ]
guardando verb [gwaɾˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of guardar
guardándose verb [gwaɾˈð̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of guardar combined with se
guardanuca noun [gwaɾð̞aˈnuka]
guardapapo noun [gwaɾð̞aˈpapo]
guardaparque noun /ɡwaɾdaˈpaɾke/: a park ranger
guardaparques noun /ɡwaɾdaˈpaɾkes/: synonym of guardaparque
guardapelo noun /ɡwaɾdaˈpelo/: locket
guardapesca noun: game warden
guardapiés noun [gwaɾð̞aˈpjes]
guardapizza noun /ɡwaɾdaˈpitsa/: pizza saver
guardaplatina noun [gwaɾð̞aplaˈt̪ina]
guardapolvo noun /ˌɡwaɾdaˈpolbo/: something that keeps dust off a surface
guardapolvos noun: alternative form of guardapolvo
guardapostigo noun [gwaɾð̞aposˈt̪iɣ̞o]
guardapuerta noun [gwaɾð̞aˈpweɾt̪a]
guardar verb /ɡwaɾˈdaɾ/: to save (to store for future use)
guardar cama phrase, verb [gwaɾˈð̞aɾ ˈkama]: to be bed-ridden
guardar el bulto phrase, verb [gwaɾˈð̞aɾ el ˈβ̞ul̪t̪o]: synonym of escurrir el bulto
guardar la casa verb: to hold the fort (at home)
guardar las apariencias phrase, verb /ɡwaɾˌdaɾ las apaˈɾjenθjas/: synonym of salvar las apariencias
guardar las distancias verb: to keep one's distance
guardar reposo verb: to stay rested
guardar reserva verb: To keep secret
guardarraíl noun [gwaɾð̞aˈrajl]: guardrail, crash barrier, traffic barrier
guardarraya noun [gwaɾð̞aˈraʝa]
guardarrecursos noun /ɡwaɾdareˈkuɾsos/: forest warden
guardarremos noun [gwaɾð̞aˈremos]
guardarrenes noun [gwaɾð̞aˈrenes]
guardarrío noun /ɡwaɾdaˈrio/: kingfisher
guardarropa noun /ɡwaɾdaˈropa/: cloakroom; (US) checkroom, coatroom, coat check (a room intended for holding guests' cloaks and other heavy outerwear, as at a theater or night club)
guardarropía noun: cloakroom
guardarrueda noun [gwaɾð̞aˈrweð̞a]
guardarruedas noun [gwaɾð̞aˈrweð̞as]
guardarse verb [gwaɾˈð̞aɾse]: infinitive of guardar combined with se
guardársela verb /ɡwaɾˈdaɾsela/: to have it in for
guardarueda noun [gwaɾð̞aˈrweð̞a]
guardasellos noun [gwaɾð̞aˈseʝos]
guardasol noun /ɡwaɾdaˈsol/: synonym of quitasol
guardatimón noun [gwaɾð̞at̪iˈmõn]
guardatimones noun [gwaɾð̞at̪iˈmones]
guardatinaja noun: lowland paca; spotted paca (Cuniculus paca)
guardatinajas noun [gwaɾð̞at̪iˈnaxas]: plural of guardatinaja
guardatojo noun /ɡwaɾdaˈtoxo/: a hard hat worn in a mine
guardavajilla noun [gwaɾð̞aβ̞aˈxiʝa]
guardavalla noun: goalkeeper
guardavallas noun: goalkeeper
guardavela noun [gwaɾð̞aˈβ̞ela]
guardavía noun: lineman
guardavidas noun /ɡwaɾdaˈbidas/: lifeguard
guardaviñas noun [gwaɾð̞aˈβ̞iɲas]
guardería noun /ɡwaɾdeˈɾia/: nursery school, kindergarten
guardería infantil phrase [gwaɾð̞eˈɾia ĩɱfãn̪ˈt̪il]
guardes noun, verb /ɡwaɾˈdes/: housekeeper
guardia noun /ˈɡwaɾdja/: custodian, warden (male)
guardia civil noun, phrase /ˌɡwaɾdja θiˈbil/: Civil Guard (officer)
guardia de honor noun: honour guard
guardia de seguridad noun /ˌɡwaɾdja de seɡuɾiˈdad/: security guard
guardia de tráfico noun: traffic officer
guardia muerto phrase [ˈgwaɾð̞ja ˈmweɾt̪o]
guardia municipal phrase [ˈgwaɾð̞ja munisiˈpal]
guardiacárcel noun /ˌɡwaɾdjaˈkaɾθel/: prison guard
guardiamarina noun [gwaɾð̞jamaˈɾina]: second lieutenant
guardián noun /ɡwaɾˈdjan/: guardian, warden (person who guards or protects something)
guardianato noun [gwaɾð̞jaˈnat̪o]
guardianía noun [gwaɾð̞jaˈnia]: guardianship
guardieño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to La Guardia
guardilla noun /ɡwaɾˈdiʝa/: attic
guardillas noun [gwaɾˈð̞iʝas]: plural of guardilla
guardín noun [gwaɾˈð̞ĩn]
guardina noun [gwaɾˈð̞ina]
guardingo noun [gwaɾˈð̞ĩŋgo]
Guardiola proper noun /ɡwaɾˈdjola/: a surname from Catalan
guardiolista adjective, noun: Typical of Pep Guardiola's style of football
guardoso adjective /ɡwaɾˈdoso/: stingy
guareado verb [gwaɾeˈað̞o]
guareando verb [gwaɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
guarecer verb /ɡwaɾeˈθeɾ/: to give shelter, protect, preserve from harm
guarecerse verb [gwaɾeˈseɾse]: infinitive of guarecer combined with se
guarecido verb /ɡwaɾeˈθido/: past participle of guarecer
guareciendo verb [gwaɾeˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of guarecer
guareciéndose verb [gwaɾeˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of guarecer combined with se
guaren noun, verb /ɡwaˈɾen/: big rat
Guareña proper noun [gwaˈɾeɲa]
guarescer verb [gwaɾeˈseɾ]
guarguero adjective, noun /ɡwaɾˈɡweɾo/: throat, weasand
guari noun, verb [ˈgwaɾi]: first-person singular preterite indicative
guaria noun, verb /ˈɡwaɾja/: Guarianthe skinneri, an orchid
guaricha noun [gwaˈɾit͡ʃa]
Guárico proper noun /ˈɡwaɾiko/: a state of Venezuela
guarida noun, verb /ɡwaˈɾida/: lair, cave, den, or thicket that an animal uses to hide
guarido verb /ɡwaˈɾido/: past participle of guarir
guariendo verb /ɡwaˈɾjendo/: gerund of guarir
guariéndose verb [gwaˈɾjẽn̪d̪ose]
guarifaifa noun [gwaɾiˈfajfa]
guarijío noun /ɡwaɾiˈxio/: Guarijio
guarimba noun: a protest against Nicolás Maduro
guarimbero noun: a protester (especially when perceived as violent or disruptive) against Nicolás Maduro (president of Venezuela)
guarimiento noun: cover; shelter; refuge
guaripolera noun: a female member of marching band who dresses in a military-like uniform and twirls a stick (called a guaripola) during certain parades
guariqueño adjective, noun [gwaɾiˈkeɲo]: of, from or relating to the state of Guárico, Venezuela
guarir verb /ɡwaˈɾiɾ/: to heal
guarirse verb [gwaˈɾiɾse]: infinitive of guarir combined with se
guarisapo noun [gwaɾiˈsapo]

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 G: 4,812 words, in 17 parts.