Spanish words: gato andino to generativista

Spanish words gato andino to generativista

1. gato andino phrase [ˈgat̪o ãn̪ˈd̪ino]
2. gato atigrado noun: tabby cat
3. gato carey noun /ˌɡato kaˈɾei/: tortoiseshell cat
4. gato colocolo phrase [ˈgat̪o koloˈkolo]
5. gato colorado noun /ˌɡato koloˈɾado/: kodkod
6. gato con guantes no caza ratones phrase [ˈgat̪o kõŋ ˈgwãn̪t̪es ˈno ˈkasa raˈt̪ones]
7. gato de Borneo noun: bay cat; Bornean cat
8. gato de cabeza plana noun: flat-headed cat
9. gato de espinas noun: porcupine
10. gato de monte noun: jaguarundi
11. gato del desierto noun, phrase [ˈgat̪o ð̞el̪ d̪eˈsjeɾt̪o]: sand cat
12. gato escaldado del agua fría huye proverb /ˌɡato eskalˌdado del ˌaɡwa ˌfɾia ˈuʝe/: once bitten, twice shy
13. gato himalayo noun: Himalayan cat
14. gato marino noun: marine otter
15. gato montés noun, phrase [ˈgat̪o mõn̪ˈt̪es]: wildcat (Felis silvestris)
16. gato patinegro noun: black-footed cat
17. gato persa noun: Persian cat
18. gato pescador noun: fishing cat
19. gato salvaje noun: wildcat
20. gato siamés noun: Siamese cat
21. gato solo noun: a solitary adult male white-nosed coati (Nasua narica)
22. gato tigre noun, phrase [ˈgat̪o ˈt̪iɣ̞ɾe]: margay
23. gatofobia noun [gat̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
24. gatomuso adjective [gat̪oˈmuso]
25. gatopardiano adjective: of The Leopard (a novel written by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa)
26. gatopardismo noun: the political philosophy or strategy of advocating for revolutionary changes, but in practice only superficially modifying existing power structures
27. gatopardo noun /ɡatoˈpaɾdo/: snow leopard
28. Gatúbela proper noun: Catwoman
29. Gatún proper noun: a town in Panama, formerly in the Panama Canal Zone
30. gatuna adjective, noun [gaˈt̪uɲa]: feminine singular of gatuno
31. gatuno adjective /ɡaˈtuno/: catlike
32. gatuperio noun /ɡatuˈpeɾjo/: mess
33. gauchada noun [gawˈt͡ʃað̞a]
34. gaucheado verb [gawt͡ʃeˈað̞o]
35. gaucheando verb [gawt͡ʃeˈãn̪d̪o]
36. gauchesco adjective /ɡauˈt͡ʃesko/: gauchesque
37. gauchismo noun /ɡauˈt͡ʃismo/: the gauchesque literary movement
38. gaucho adjective, noun /ˈɡaut͡ʃo/: possessing traditional, especially Argentine, cowboy virtues; noble, valiant, generous
39. gauda noun [ˈgawð̞a]
40. Gaudencio proper noun [gawˈð̞ẽnsjo]: a male given name
41. gaudiano adjective /ɡauˈdjano/: of Antoni Gaudí (Spanish architect); Gaudí's
42. gaudiniano adjective /ɡaudiˈnjano/: of Antoni Gaudí (Spanish architect); Gaudí's
43. gaudinismo noun /ɡaudiˈnismo/: the architectural style of Antoni Gaudí
44. gaudinista adjective, noun: Gaudí-esque
45. gaullista noun /ɡauˈʝista/: Gaullist
46. gaulteria noun: teaberry
47. Gauna proper noun [ˈgawna]
48. gaur noun [ˈgawɾ]: gaur
49. gaussianidad noun [gawsjaniˈð̞að̞]
50. gaussiano adjective [gawˈsjano]: Gaussian
51. gauta noun: Geat
52. gauza noun [ˈgawsa]
53. Gavalda proper noun [gaˈβ̞al̪d̪a]
54. Gavaldón proper noun /ɡabalˈdon/: a surname
55. gavanense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Gavà
56. gavanzo noun [gaˈβ̞ãnso]
57. gaveta noun /ɡaˈbeta/: drawer
58. gavetera noun [gaβ̞eˈt̪eɾa]
59. gavetero noun /ɡabeˈteɾo/: chest of drawers
60. gavia noun /ˈɡabja/: topsail
61. gavial noun /ɡaˈbjal/: gavial, gharial
62. gaviálido noun: gavialid
63. gavialoideo noun: gavialoid
64. gaviero noun [gaˈβ̞jeɾo]
65. gavilán noun /ɡabiˈlan/: sparrow hawk
66. gavilán aludo noun: The broad-winged hawk.
67. gavilán herrumbroso noun: ferruginous hawk
68. gavilán langostero noun: Swainson's hawk
69. gavilán pescador noun: osprey (Pandion haliaetus)
70. gavilán sabanero noun: savanna hawk (Buteogallus meridionalis)
71. gavilancillo noun [gaβ̞ilãnˈsiʝo]
72. gavilancito noun: any of a number of small hawks or sparrowhawks
73. gavilla noun /ɡaˈbiʝa/: sheaf
74. gavillado verb [gaβ̞iˈʝað̞o]
75. gavillando verb [gaβ̞iˈʝãn̪d̪o]
76. gavillar noun, verb [gaβ̞iˈʝaɾ]
77. gavillero noun [gaβ̞iˈʝeɾo]
78. Gaviño proper noun [gaˈβ̞iɲo]
79. Gaviola proper noun /ɡaˈbjola/: a surname from Basque, a rare Hispanic surname
80. gavión noun /ɡaˈbjon/: gabion
81. gaviota noun /ɡaˈbjota/: gull, seagull
82. gaviota andina noun: The Andean gull (Chroicocephalus serranus)
83. gaviota cabecinegra noun: The Mediterranean gull.
84. gaviota cana phrase [gaˈβ̞jot̪a ˈkana]
85. gaviota canosa phrase [gaˈβ̞jot̪a kaˈnosa]
86. gaviota cocinera noun /ɡaˌbjota koθiˈneɾa/: kelp gull (Larus dominicanus)
87. gaviota de Franklin noun: Franklin's gull
88. gaviota del Caspio noun: Caspian gull
89. gaviota dominicana noun /ɡaˌbjota dominiˈkana/: kelp gull (Larus dominicanus)
90. gaviota gallega noun /ɡaˌbjota ɡaˈʝeɡa/: the laughing gull
91. gaviota peruana noun: Belcher's gull (Larus belcheri).
92. gaviota plateada noun: herring gull
93. gaviota reidora noun: the black-headed gull (a seabird)
94. gaviota sombría noun: The lesser black-backed gull.
95. gaviotín noun /ɡabjoˈtin/: tern (any of a number of tern species, or similar species)
96. gaviotín elegante noun: elegant tern (Thalasseus elegans)
97. gaviotín monja noun: Inca tern (Larosterna inca)
98. gaviotín negro noun: the black tern (a seabird)
99. gaviotín sudamericano noun: South American tern (Sterna hirundinacea)
100. Gaviria proper noun [gaˈβ̞iɾja]
101. gay adjective, noun /ˈɡei/: gay, homosexual
102. gaya adjective, noun, verb [ˈgaʝa]: feminine singular of gayo
103. gaya ciencia noun /ˌɡaʝa ˈθjenθja/: poetry
104. gayado verb /ɡaˈʝado/: past participle of gayar
105. gayando verb [gaˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of gayar
106. gayar verb /ɡaˈʝaɾ/: to decorate with coloured stripes
107. Gayarre proper noun [gaˈʝare]
108. gayo adjective, noun, verb /ˈɡaʝo/: jay (bird of the genus Garrulus)
109. gayola noun /ɡaˈʝola/: cage
110. gayomba noun /ɡaˈʝomba/: Spanish broom
111. gayón adjective, noun [gaˈʝõn]
112. Gayoso proper noun /ɡaˈʝoso/: a surname
113. gaypitalismo noun [gajpit̪aˈlismo]: homocapitalism
114. Gaytán proper noun [gajˈt̪ãn]
115. gayuba noun [gaˈʝuβ̞a]: a plant, Arctostaphylos uva-ursi; bearberry
116. gayumbo noun [gaˈʝũmbo]
117. gayumbos noun /ɡaˈʝumbos/: underpants, pants
118. gaza noun /ˈɡaθa/: eye splice
119. gazapatón noun: blunder; slip-up; cock-up
120. gazapo noun /ɡaˈθapo/: bunny, young rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus)
121. gazatí adjective, noun /ɡaθaˈti/: Gazan (of, from or relating to Gaza or the Gaza Strip)
122. Gazcue proper noun [ˈgaskwe]
123. gazebo noun /ɡaˈtsebo/: gazebo
124. gazeta noun [gaˈset̪a]
125. Gaziantep proper noun [gasjãn̪ˈt̪ep]
126. gazmiado verb [gasˈmjað̞o]
127. gazmiando verb [gasˈmjãn̪d̪o]
128. gazmiándose verb [gasˈmjãn̪d̪ose]
129. gazmoñería noun: prudery, sanctimony
130. gazmoño adjective /ɡaθˈmoɲo/: prudish, sanctimonious
131. gazmuño adjective [gasˈmuɲo]
132. Gazmuri proper noun [gasˈmuɾi]
133. gaznado verb [gasˈnað̞o]
134. gaznando verb [gasˈnãn̪d̪o]
135. gaznápiro adjective, noun /ɡaθˈnapiɾo/: simpleton, yokel, dolt
136. gaznar verb /ɡaθˈnaɾ/: synonym of graznar (to caw)
137. gaznate noun /ɡaθˈnate/: gullet, throat
138. gaznaví adjective, noun /ɡaθnaˈbi/: Ghaznavid
139. gaznávida adjective, noun /ɡaθˈnabida/: Ghaznavid
140. gazné noun /ɡaθˈne/: an ascot tie
141. gazpacho noun /ɡaθˈpat͡ʃo/: gazpacho
142. gazpacho pastor noun /ɡaθˌpat͡ʃo pasˈtoɾ/: a dish from Cuenca, Spain, made of unleavened wheatcakes mixed with meat and spices
143. Gaztambide proper noun [gast̪ãmˈbið̞e]
144. Gaztañaga proper noun [gast̪aˈɲaɣ̞a]
145. Gaztelu proper noun [gasˈt̪elu]
146. gaztetxu noun: a player of Beti Gazte, a football team from the Basque Country
147. Gazules proper noun [gaˈsules]
148. gazuza adjective, noun [gaˈsusa]: intense hunger; famishment
149. gazuzo adjective, noun /ɡaˈθuθo/: bloodsucking; leeching; scrounging; freeloading
150. GB symbol: abbreviation of gigabyte
151. GC noun: initialism of gasto cardíaco
152. Gdansk proper noun /ɡeˈdansk/: Gdańsk (the capital city of Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)
153. GdE abbreviation
154. Gdynia proper noun [ˈgð̞inja]
155. ge noun /ˈxe/: The name of the Latin script letter G/g.
156. Gea proper noun /ˈxea/: Gaea (Earth goddess)
157. geco noun /ˈxeko/: gecko
158. gede adjective [ˈxeð̞e]
159. gedear verb [xeð̞eˈaɾ]
160. geek noun /ˈɡik/: geek
161. gefatura noun [xefaˈt̪uɾa]
162. gefe noun [ˈxefe]
163. gefidrofobia noun [xefið̞ɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
164. gefilte adjective /xeˈfilte/: gefilte
165. gefirofobia noun [xefiɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
166. gefisrofobia noun [xefisroˈfoβ̞ja]
167. gehena noun [xeˈena]
168. gei adjective, noun /ˈɡei/: Humorous spelling of gay
169. geijo noun [ˈxejxo]
170. géiser noun /ˈxeiseɾ/: geyser
171. geisha noun /ˈɡeiʃa/: geisha
172. gel noun /ˈxel/: gel (semi-solid colloid of a solid and a liquid)
173. gel de baño noun: bath gel
174. gel de ducha noun: shower gel
175. Gelabert proper noun [xelaˈβ̞eɾt̪]
176. gelación noun /xelaˈθjon/: gelation
177. gelada noun: gelada (monkey)
178. gelado verb [xeˈlað̞o]
179. gelando verb [xeˈlãn̪d̪o]
180. gelándose verb [xeˈlãn̪d̪ose]
181. gelatería noun /xelateˈɾia/: gelateria (gelato shop)
182. gelatina noun /xelaˈtina/: gelatin
183. gelatinización noun: gelatinization
184. gelatinizar verb: to gelatinize
185. gelatinoso adjective /xelatiˈnoso/: gelatinous (jelly-like)
186. gelidez noun /xeliˈdeθ/: coldness, iciness
187. gélido adjective /ˈxelido/: gelid, frosty (temperature)
188. gelifica verb: only used in te ... gelifica, syntactic variant of gelifícate, second-person singular imperative of gelificarse
189. gelificación noun: gelification
190. gelificando verb /xelifiˈkando/: only used in se ... gelificando, syntactic variant of gelificándose, gerund of gelificarse
191. gelificante noun: gelling agent
192. gelificar verb: only used in se ... gelificar, syntactic variant of gelificarse
193. gelificarse verb /xelifiˈkaɾse/: to gel
194. gelifique verb: only used in se gelifique, third-person singular present subjunctive of gelificarse
195. gelifiquemos verb: only used in nos ... gelifiquemos, syntactic variant of gelifiquémonos, first-person plural imperative of gelificarse
196. gelifiquen verb: only used in se ... gelifiquen, syntactic variant of gelifíquense, third-person plural imperative of gelificarse
197. gelifracción noun [xelifɾakˈsjõn]
198. gelignita noun: gelignite
199. geliofobia noun [xeljoˈfoβ̞ja]: geliophobia
200. gelivación noun [xeliβ̞aˈsjõn]
201. gelofobia noun [xeloˈfoβ̞ja]
202. Gelos Lopez phrase [ˈxelos loˈpes]
203. gelotofobia noun: gelotophobia
204. gelotofóbico adjective: gelotophobic
205. Gelsenkirchen proper noun [xelsẽŋˈkiɾt͡ʃẽn]
206. gelsolina noun: gelsolin
207. Gelves proper noun [ˈxelβ̞es]
208. gema noun /ˈxema/: gem
209. gemación noun /xemaˈθjon/: gemmation, budding
210. gematría noun [xemaˈt̪ɾia]: gematria
211. gemcitabina noun /xemθitaˈbina/: gemcitabine
212. geme noun [ˈxeme]: alternative form of jeme
213. gemebundo adjective /xemeˈbundo/: groaning, moaning, wailing
214. gemela adjective, noun /xeˈmela/: female equivalent of gemelo (“twin”)
215. gemela idéntica noun: identical twin (sister)
216. gemelado adjective [xemeˈlað̞o]
217. gemelar adjective /xemeˈlaɾ/: twin
218. gemelaridad noun: multiple birth
219. gemelas adjective, noun [xeˈmelas]: feminine plural of gemelo
220. gemeleado verb [xemeleˈað̞o]
221. gemeleando verb [xemeleˈãn̪d̪o]
222. gemelear verb [xemeleˈaɾ]
223. gemeleo noun [xemeˈleo]
224. gemelo adjective, noun /xeˈmelo/: twin
225. gemelo idéntico noun /xeˌmelo iˈdentiko/: identical twin
226. gemelos adjective, noun [xeˈmelos]: masculine plural of gemelo
227. gemelos de teatro noun: opera glasses; theatre binoculars
228. gemi2 noun /xeˈmidos/: alternative form of gemidos
229. gemido noun, verb /xeˈmido/: moan, groan
230. gemidor adjective [xemiˈð̞oɾ]: groaning, moaning, wailing
231. geminación noun /xeminaˈθjon/: gemination
232. geminado adjective, verb /xemiˈnado/: past participle of geminar
233. geminal adjective: geminal
234. geminando verb [xemiˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of geminar
235. geminándose verb [xemiˈnãn̪d̪ose]
236. geminar verb /xemiˈnaɾ/: to geminate
237. geminarse verb [xemiˈnaɾse]
238. geminiano adjective [xemiˈnjano]
239. gemínidas noun: Geminids
240. géminis adjective /ˈxeminis/: Gemini
241. gemino adjective, verb /ˈxemino/: duplicate, repeated.
242. gemiqueado verb [xemikeˈað̞o]
243. gemiqueando verb [xemikeˈãn̪d̪o]
244. gemiquear verb [xemikeˈaɾ]
245. gemir verb /xeˈmiɾ/: to wail
246. Gemma proper noun [ˈxema]
247. gemología noun /xemoloˈxia/: gemmology
248. gemológico adjective /xemoˈloxiko/: gemological
249. gemólogo noun /xeˈmoloɡo/: gemologist
250. gémula noun /ˈxemula/: gemmule
251. gen noun /ˈxen/: gene
252. gena noun, suffix /xena/: feminine singular of -geno
253. Genara proper noun /xeˈnaɾa/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Genaro
254. Genaro proper noun /xeˈnaɾo/: a male given name
255. genciana noun /xenˈθjana/: gentian
256. genciana nival noun: snow gentian, Gentiana nivalis
257. gencianilla noun /xenθjaˈniʝa/: dwarf gentian, plant of the genus Gentianella.
258. gendarme noun /xenˈdaɾme/: policeperson (armed)
259. gendarmería noun /xendaɾmeˈɾia/: gendarmerie
260. gene noun [ˈxene]: gene
261. genealogía noun /xenealoˈxia/: genealogy
262. genealógicamente adverb: genealogically
263. genealógico adjective [xeneaˈloxiko]: genealogical
264. genealogista noun: genealogist
265. genearca noun: genearch
266. geneísmo noun [xeneˈismo]
267. Genel proper noun [xeˈnel]
268. generación noun /xeneɾaˈθjon/: generation
269. generación espontánea noun: spontaneous generation
270. generacional adjective /xeneɾaθjoˈnal/: generational
271. generacionalmente adverb: generationally
272. generado adjective, verb /xeneˈɾado/: generated, created, produced
273. generador adjective, noun /xeneɾaˈdoɾ/: generating (that generates)
274. general adjective, noun /xeneˈɾal/: general, overall
275. general en jefe noun: chief of the general staff (head of an army)
276. generala noun, verb [xeneˈɾala]: a dice game similar to Yahtzee or poker dice
277. generalato noun [xeneɾaˈlat̪o]: generalship
278. generaleño adjective, noun /xeneɾaˈleɲo/: of, from or relating to San Isidro de El General
279. generalero noun [xeneɾaˈleɾo]
280. generales de la ley noun: direct examination
281. generalidad noun /xeneɾaliˈdad/: a generalization, a generality, an unspecific or vague statement
282. generalidades noun [xeneɾaliˈð̞að̞es]: plural of generalidad
283. generalísimo noun /xeneɾaˈlisimo/: generalissimo
284. generalismo noun: generalism
285. generalista adjective /xeneɾaˈlista/: generalist
286. generalitat noun /ʝeneɾaliˈtat/: alternative form of Generalitat
287. generalizable adjective /xeneɾaliˈθable/: generalizable
288. generalización noun /xeneɾaliθaˈθjon/: generalization
289. generalizadamente adverb: generally speaking; generally
290. generalizado verb /xeneɾaliˈθado/: past participle of generalizar
291. generalizador adjective /xeneɾaliθaˈdoɾ/: generalizing
292. generalizando verb [xeneɾaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of generalizar
293. generalizándose verb [xeneɾaliˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of generalizar combined with se
294. generalizar verb /xeneɾaliˈθaɾ/: to generalize
295. generalizarse verb [xeneɾaliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of generalizar combined with se
296. generalmente adverb /xeneˌɾalˈmente/: generally, normally
297. generalogía noun [xeneɾaloˈxia]
298. generando verb [xeneˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of generar
299. generar verb /xeneˈɾaɾ/: to generate, to create, to produce, to cause
300. generativista adjective /xeneɾatiˈbista/: generative

Part 4 · Part 6 · Spanish words: G

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.