Spanish words: hipógina to hocicar

Spanish words hipógina to hocicar

1. hipógina adjective, noun: hypogyn
2. hipógino adjective /iˈpoxino/: hypogynous
3. hipoglicemia noun: hypoglycemia
4. hipogloso adjective, noun /ipoˈɡloso/: hypoglossal
5. hipoglucemia noun /ipoɡluˈθemja/: hypoglycemia
6. hipoglucemiante adjective, noun /ipoɡluθeˈmjante/: hypoglycemic (producing hypoglycemia)
7. hipoglucémico adjective /ipoɡluˈθemiko/: hypoglycemic
8. hipogónada noun [ipoˈɣ̞onað̞a]
9. hipogonadismo noun [ipoɣ̞onaˈð̞ismo]: hypogonadism
10. hipogrifo noun /ipoˈɡɾifo/: hippogriff
11. hipolactasia noun [ipolakˈt̪asja]
12. Hipólita proper noun [iˈpolit̪a]
13. Hipólito proper noun /iˈpolito/: a male given name
14. hipología noun: hippology
15. hipomagnesemia noun /ipomaɡneˈsemja/: hypomagnesemia
16. hipomanía noun /ipomaˈnia/: hypomania
17. hipomaníaco adjective /ipomaˈniako/: hypomaniac
18. hipomasculinidad noun: hypomasculinity
19. hipometilación noun: hypomethylation
20. hipomóvil adjective: horse-drawn
21. Hipona proper noun /iˈpona/: Hippo Regius (an ancient city, famed home of St Augustine, near modern Annaba, Algeria)
22. hiponatremia noun /iponaˈtɾemja/: hyponatremia
23. hiponeuston noun: hyponeuston
24. hiponimia noun: hyponymy
25. hipónimo noun /iˈponimo/: hyponym
26. hiponitrito noun: hyponitrite
27. hipoosmolalidad noun: hyposmolality
28. hipoparatiroidismo noun /ipopaɾatiɾoiˈdismo/: hypoparathyroidism
29. hipoperfusión noun: hypoperfusion
30. hipopigmentación noun: hypopigmentation
31. hipopigmentado adjective: hypopigmented
32. hipopituitarismo noun: hypopituitarism
33. hipoplasia noun: hypoplasia
34. hipopnea noun /ipobˈnea/: hypopnea
35. hipopotámido noun: hippopotamid
36. hipopótamo noun /ipoˈpotamo/: hippopotamus
37. hipopótamo común phrase [ipoˈpot̪amo koˈmũn]
38. hipopótamo pigmeo phrase [ipoˈpot̪amo piɣ̞ˈmeo]
39. hipopotasemia noun /ipopotaˈsemja/: hypokalemia
40. hipopotasémico adjective /ipopotaˈsemiko/: hypokalemic
41. hipopotomonstrosesquipedaliofobia noun [ipopot̪omõnst̪ɾoseskipeð̞aljoˈfoβ̞ja]
42. hipoproducción noun: hypoproduction
43. hipopsicroplaneta noun: hypo-psychroplanet
44. hiporexia noun [ipoˈɾeksja]
45. hiporrelieve noun: hyporelief
46. hiposexual adjective, noun /iposeɡˈswal/: hyposexual
47. hiposexualidad noun /iposeɡswaliˈdad/: hyposexuality
48. hiposmia noun: hyposmia
49. hipospadia noun: alternative form of hipospadias
50. hipospadias noun: hypospadias
51. hipóstasis noun [iˈpost̪asis]: hypostasis
52. hipostático adjective: hypostatic
53. hipóstila noun: hypostyle
54. hipostoma noun /iposˈtoma/: hypostome
55. hipotalámico adjective /ipotaˈlamiko/: hypothalamic
56. hipotálamo noun /ipoˈtalamo/: hypothalamus
57. hipoteca noun, verb /ipoˈteka/: mortgage
58. hipotecable adjective [ipot̪eˈkaβ̞le]
59. hipotecado verb /ipoteˈkado/: past participle of hipotecar
60. hipotecando verb [ipot̪eˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of hipotecar
61. hipotecar verb /ipoteˈkaɾ/: to mortgage
62. hipotecar el futuro verb: to jeopardise the future
63. hipotecario adjective /ipoteˈkaɾjo/: mortgage
64. hipotecio noun: hypothecium
65. hipotenar adjective /ipoteˈnaɾ/: hypothenar
66. hipotensión noun /ipotenˈsjon/: hypotension
67. hipotenso adjective /ipoˈtenso/: having low blood pressure
68. hipotensor adjective, noun /ipotenˈsoɾ/: hypotensor
69. hipotenusa noun /ipoteˈnusa/: hypotenuse
70. hipoterapia noun /ipoteˈɾapja/: EAT (equine-assisted therapy)
71. hipotermia noun /ipoˈteɾmja/: hypothermia
72. hipotérmico adjective: hypothermic
73. hipótesis noun /iˈpotesis/: hypothesis
74. hipótesis de trabajo noun: working hypothesis
75. hipótesis nula noun: null hypothesis
76. hipotéticamente adverb: hypothetically
77. hipotético adjective /ipoˈtetiko/: hypothetical
78. hipotetizar verb /ipotetiˈθaɾ/: to hypothesize
79. hipotiroidismo noun: hypothyroidism (insufficient production of thyroid hormone)
80. hipotonía noun: hypotonia
81. hipotónico adjective: hypotonic
82. hipotrocoide noun: hypotrochoid
83. hipoventilación noun /ipobentilaˈθjon/: hypoventilation
84. hipovitaminosis noun /ipobitamiˈnosis/: hypovitaminosis
85. hipovolemia noun /ipoboˈlemja/: hypovolemia
86. hipovolémico adjective /ipoboˈlemiko/: hypovolemic
87. hipoxantina noun /ipoɡsanˈtina/: hypoxanthine
88. hipoxemia noun: hypoxemia
89. hipoxia noun /iˈpoɡsja/: hypoxia
90. hipóxico adjective: hypoxic
91. hippie noun /ˈxipi/: hippie
92. hippismo noun /iˈpismo/: hippie culture
93. hippy noun [ˈxipi]: hippy
94. hipsifobia noun [ipsiˈfoβ̞ja]
95. hipsilofodóntido noun /ibsilofoˈdontido/: hypsilophodont
96. hipsofilo noun [ipsoˈfilo]
97. hipsometría noun /ibsomeˈtɾia/: hypsometry
98. hipsométrico adjective /ibsoˈmetɾiko/: hypsometric
99. hipsómetro noun /ibˈsometɾo/: hypsometer
100. hipster adjective, noun /ˈxibsteɾ/: hipster
101. hipsteriano adjective: hipster
102. hipsterismo noun: hipsterism
103. hipsterización noun: hipsterization
104. hipsterizar verb /xibsteɾiˈθaɾ/: to hipsterize, to hipster
105. hiragana noun [iɾaˈɣ̞ana]
106. Hirane proper noun [iˈɾane]
107. Hirano proper noun: a surname from Japanese
108. hirazukuri noun [iɾasuˈkuɾi]
109. Hircania proper noun /iɾˈkanja/: Hyrcania
110. hircano adjective /iɾˈkano/: Hyrcanian
111. Hiriart proper noun [iˈɾjaɾt̪]
112. hiriendo verb [iˈɾjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of herir
113. hiriente adjective /iˈɾjente/: injurious
114. Hirigoyen proper noun [iɾiˈɣ̞oʝẽn]
115. hirmado verb /iɾˈmado/: past participle of hirmar
116. hirmando verb [iɾˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of hirmar
117. hirmar verb /iɾˈmaɾ/: to make firm
118. Hiroshima proper noun [iɾoˈʃima]
119. hirpino adjective: of or relating to the Hirpini
120. hirsutez noun [iɾsuˈt̪es]
121. hirsutismo noun /iɾsuˈtismo/: hirsuteness
122. hirsuto adjective /iɾˈsuto/: hirsute; hairy
123. hirsutofilia noun [iɾsut̪oˈfilja]
124. hirudíneo noun /iɾuˈdineo/: leech
125. hirviendo verb /iɾˈbjendo/: gerund of hervir
126. hirviente adjective /iɾˈbjente/: boiling
127. hisopado noun, verb /isoˈpado/: swab, swabbing (medical procedure or test done with a cotton swab)
128. hisopando verb [isoˈpãn̪d̪o]: gerund of hisopar
129. hisopar verb /isoˈpaɾ/: to spray or sprinkle with an aspergillium
130. hisopeado verb [isopeˈað̞o]
131. hisopeando verb [isopeˈãn̪d̪o]
132. hisopear verb [isopeˈaɾ]
133. hisopillo noun /isoˈpiʝo/: savory (herb)
134. hisopo noun, verb /iˈsopo/: hyssop
135. hisp. adjective: abbreviation of hispánico (“Hispanic”)
136. hispalense adjective, noun /ispaˈlense/: Sevillian, Sevillan
137. Híspalis proper noun [ˈispalis]
138. hispanchidad noun [ispãnʲt͡ʃiˈð̞að̞]
139. hispanchismo noun [ispãnʲˈt͡ʃismo]
140. hispánico adjective /isˈpaniko/: Hispanic
141. hispanidad noun [ispaniˈð̞að̞]: Spanishness, Hispanicity
142. hispanismo noun /ispaˈnismo/: Hispanicism, Hispanism, Castilianism (a Spanish-language item as it appears in another language)
143. hispanista noun: Hispanist
144. hispanistaní adjective: Spanish
145. hispanística noun: Hispanic studies
146. hispanización noun /ispaniθaˈθjon/: Hispanicization
147. hispanizado verb [ispaniˈsað̞o]: past participle of hispanizar
148. hispanizando verb [ispaniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of hispanizar
149. hispanizándose verb [ispaniˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of hispanizar combined with se
150. hispanizar verb /ispaniˈθaɾ/: to Hispanicize
151. hispanizarse verb [ispaniˈsaɾse]: infinitive of hispanizar combined with se
152. hispano adjective, prefix /isˈpano/: Spanish
153. hispano-francés adjective: Hispano-French
154. hispano-italiano adjective: Hispano-Italian
155. hispano-portugués adjective: Hispano-Portuguese
156. Hispanoamérica proper noun [ispanoaˈmeɾika]: Hispanic America, Spanish America
157. hispanoamericanismo noun: Word or phrase found in Latin America
158. hispanoamericanista adjective: pro-Hispanic America
159. hispanoamericano adjective, noun /ispanoameɾiˈkano/: Hispanic American
160. hispanoárabe adjective: Hispano-Arabic
161. hispanoargentino adjective: Spanish-Argentine
162. hispanobritánico adjective, noun: Hispano-British
163. hispanocatalán adjective: identifying as both Spanish and Catalan
164. hispanofilipino adjective, noun: Spanish-Philippine
165. hispanófilo adjective, noun [ispaˈnofilo]: Hispanophile
166. hispanoflamenco adjective /isˌpanoflaˈmenko/: of the period of the Middle Ages when there was a strong link between the kingdom of Flanders and that of Spain
167. hispanofobia noun /ispanoˈfobja/: Hispanophobia
168. hispanofonía noun [ispanofoˈnia]
169. hispanofónico adjective [ispanoˈfoniko]
170. hispanofrancés adjective: alternative spelling of hispano-francés
171. hispanoguineano adjective, noun: Spanish Guinean
172. hispanohablante adjective, noun /ispanoaˈblante/: Spanish-speaking, Hispanophone
173. hispanohebreo adjective: Hispano-Hebrew
174. hispanoitaliano adjective: Hispano-Italian
175. hispanojudío adjective: Hispano-Jewish
176. hispanolatino adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Hispania Tarraconensis
177. hispanomarroquí adjective, noun /ispanomaroˈki/: Hispano-Moroccan
178. hispanomedievalismo noun: Hispanomedievalism, the study of medieval Spain
179. hispanomedievalista adjective, noun: hispanomedievalist, relating to the study of medieval Spain
180. hispanomexicano adjective, noun: Hispano-Mexican
181. hispanomusulmán adjective, noun /ispanomusulˈman/: Spanish-Muslim
182. hispanoparlante adjective /ispanopaɾˈlante/: Hispanophone: Spanish-speaking
183. hispanoperuano adjective: Hispano-Peruvian
184. hispanoportugués adjective: Hispano-Portuguese
185. hispanorromano adjective: Hispano-Roman
186. hispanounidense adjective [ispanowniˈð̞ẽnse]
187. hispanovenezolano adjective: Spanish-Venezuelan
188. hispanovisigodo adjective: of, pertaining to, or in the era of, the Hispanic Visigoths
189. híspido adjective, verb [ˈispið̞o]: hispid
190. hispiendo verb [isˈpjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of hispir
191. hispiéndose verb [isˈpjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of hispir combined with se
192. hispir verb: to make spongy, become spongy
193. hispirse verb [isˈpiɾse]: infinitive of hispir combined with se
194. histamina noun /istaˈmina/: histamine
195. histaminasa noun: histaminase
196. histamínico adjective [ist̪aˈminiko]: histaminic
197. histerectomía noun /isteɾeɡtoˈmia/: hysterectomy
198. histéresis noun: hysteresis
199. histeria noun /isˈteɾja/: hysteria
200. histéricamente adverb: hysterically
201. histérico adjective, noun /isˈteɾiko/: hysterical (of, or arising from hysteria)
202. histerismo noun /isteˈɾismo/: hysteria
203. histero- prefix: hystero-
204. histerosalpingografía noun: hysterosalpingography
205. histeroscopia noun: hysteroscopy
206. hístico adjective: histic
207. histidina noun [ist̪iˈð̞ina]: histidine
208. histiocito noun /istjoˈθito/: histiocyte
209. histiocitosis noun: histiocytosis
210. histo- prefix [ˈist̪o]: histo-
211. histocompatibilidad noun /istokompatibiliˈdad/: histocompatibility
212. histograma noun: histogram
213. histología noun /istoloˈxia/: histology
214. histológicamente adverb: histologically
215. histológico adjective [ist̪oˈloxiko]: histologic, histological
216. histólogo noun: histologist
217. histomorfométrico adjective /istomoɾfoˈmetɾiko/: histomorphometric
218. histona noun /isˈtona/: histone
219. histónico adjective: histonic
220. histopatología noun: histopathology
221. histopatológico adjective: histopathological
222. histoquímica adjective, noun /istoˈkimika/: histochemistry
223. histoquímico adjective /istoˈkimiko/: histochemical
224. historia noun, verb /isˈtoɾja/: history (the aggregate of past events)
225. historia clínica noun: medical history
226. historia de fantasmas noun: ghost story
227. historia natural noun: natural history
228. historia universal noun: human history
229. historiable adjective [ist̪oˈɾjaβ̞le]
230. historiado adjective, verb /istoˈɾjado/: past participle of historiar
231. historiador noun /istoɾjaˈdoɾ/: historian
232. historial adjective, noun /istoˈɾjal/: record, history (such as a person's criminal, work, or clinical record)
233. historial web noun [ist̪oˈɾjal ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞]
234. historialmente adverb [ist̪oˌɾjalˈmẽn̪t̪e]
235. historiando verb [ist̪oˈɾjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of historiar
236. historiar verb /istoˈɾjaɾ/: to depict (history), write down a history
237. históricamente adverb /isˌtoɾikaˈmente/: historically
238. historicidad noun /istoɾiθiˈdad/: historicity
239. historicismo noun [ist̪oɾiˈsismo]: historicism
240. historicista adjective [ist̪oɾiˈsist̪a]: historicist
241. histórico adjective, noun /isˈtoɾiko/: historical (concerning recorded history)
242. historieta noun /istoˈɾjeta/: anecdote
243. historietista noun /istoɾjeˈtista/: cartoonist
244. historietístico adjective /istoɾjeˈtistiko/: comics
245. historificador adjective [ist̪oɾifikaˈð̞oɾ]
246. historificar verb /istoɾifiˈkaɾ/: to historify
247. historiografía noun /istoɾjoɡɾaˈfia/: historiography
248. historiográficamente adverb [ist̪oɾjoˌɣ̞ɾafikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: historiographically
249. historiográfico adjective [ist̪oɾjoˈɣ̞ɾafiko]: historiographic
250. historiógrafo noun [ist̪oˈɾjoɣ̞ɾafo]: historiographer (historiography scholar)
251. historiología noun [ist̪oɾjoloˈxia]: historiology
252. historismo noun [ist̪oˈɾismo]
253. historización noun: historization
254. historizado verb /istoɾiˈθado/: past participle of historizar
255. historizando verb [ist̪oɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of historizar
256. historizar verb /istoɾiˈθaɾ/: to historicize
257. Histria proper noun [ˈist̪ɾja]
258. histricomorfo noun: hystricomorph
259. histrión noun /isˈtɾjon/: actor, playactor
260. histriónicamente adverb [isˌt̪ɾjonikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
261. histriónico adjective, noun [isˈt̪ɾjoniko]: histrionic
262. histrionismo noun: exaggerated behaviour; histrionics, melodramatics
263. hit noun /ˈxit/: hit (success)
264. hita noun, verb [ˈit̪a]: third-person singular present indicative
265. Hitachi proper noun [iˈt̪at͡ʃi]
266. hitación noun [it̪aˈsjõn]
267. hitado verb /iˈtado/: past participle of hitar
268. hitando verb [iˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of hitar
269. hitar verb /iˈtaɾ/: synonym of ahitar
270. hitbodedut noun [it̪β̞oð̞eˈð̞ut̪]
271. hitbox noun /ˈxidboɡs/: hitbox
272. hitchcockiano adjective: Hitchcockian
273. hitchockiano adjective: Hitchcockian
274. hiteador noun: hitter
275. hitita adjective, noun /iˈtita/: Hittite
276. Hitler proper noun /ˈxitleɾ/: Hitler (Adolf Hitler, German dictator)
277. hitleriano adjective, noun /itleˈɾjano/: Hitlerian
278. hitlerismo noun /xitleˈɾismo/: Hitlerism
279. hito adjective, noun, verb /ˈito/: milestone
280. hitodama noun [it̪oˈð̞ama]
281. hitón noun [iˈt̪õn]
282. hiyab noun /xiˈʝab/: hijab
283. HMA noun: AMF (arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi)
284. hmong adjective, noun /ˈmon/: Hmong
285. hñähñu adjective, noun: A member of the Otomi people.
286. hno. noun: abbreviation of hermano
287. Ho proper noun [ˈo]
288. hoacín noun /oaˈθin/: hoatzin
289. hoatzín noun /oatˈθin/: alternative form of hoacín
290. Hobart proper noun [oˈβ̞aɾt̪]
291. hobbit noun /ˈxobit/: hobbit (a member of a fictional race of small humanoids with shaggy hair and hairy feet)
292. hobby noun /ˈxobi/: hobby (activity)
293. hobi noun: alternative form of hobby
294. hobo noun [ˈoβ̞o]
295. hobofobia noun [oβ̞oˈfoβ̞ja]
296. hocejín noun [oseˈxĩn]
297. Hochschild proper noun: a surname from German
298. hocicado verb [osiˈkað̞o]: past participle of hocicar
299. hocicando verb [osiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of hocicar
300. hocicar verb /oθiˈkaɾ/: to root (with the nose)

Part 10 · Part 12 · Spanish words: H

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 H: 4,617 words, in 16 parts.