Spanish words: harmónico to hectorita de disteardimonio

300 Spanish words, part 4 of 16 of the words starting with H, A to Z. 46 have a page of their own.

Spanish words harmónico to hectorita de disteardimonio

harmónico adjective [aɾˈmoniko]
harmonio noun [aɾˈmonjo]
harmoniosamente adverb [aɾmoˌnjosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
harmonioso adjective [aɾmoˈnjoso]
harmonista noun [aɾmoˈnist̪a]
harmonización noun [aɾmonisaˈsjõn]
harmonizado verb [aɾmoniˈsað̞o]: past participle of harmonizar
harmonizando verb [aɾmoniˈsãn̪d̪o]
harmonizar verb [aɾmoniˈsaɾ]: alternative form of armonizar
harnal noun /aɾˈnal/: the hopper or drawer where grounded flour falls into
harneado verb /aɾneˈado/: past participle of harnear
harneando verb [aɾneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of harnear
harnear verb /aɾneˈaɾ/: to riddle; sift
harnero noun /aɾˈneɾo/: sieve
harneruelo noun [aɾneˈɾwelo]
Haro proper noun [ˈaɾo]
Haroldo proper noun /aˈɾoldo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Harold
haroneado verb [aɾoneˈað̞o]
haroneando verb [aɾoneˈãn̪d̪o]
harpa noun /ˈaɾpa/: rare spelling of arpa
Harpago proper noun /aɾˈpaɡo/: Harpagus
harpaxofobia noun [aɾpaksoˈfoβ̞ja]
harpía noun /aɾˈpia/: alternative form of arpía
harpillera noun [aɾpiˈʝeɾa]
harquilla noun [aɾˈkiʝa]
harrapo noun [aˈrapo]
harre interjection [ˈare]
harreado verb [areˈað̞o]
harreando verb [areˈãn̪d̪o]
harrear verb [areˈaɾ]
Harriague proper noun [aˈrjaɣ̞e]
harriero noun [aˈrjeɾo]
harropea noun [aroˈpea]
Harrow proper noun [aˈrow]
harta adjective, noun, verb /ˈaɾta/: alternative form of jartá.
hartada noun, verb /aɾˈtada/: feminine singular of hartado
hartado verb /aɾˈtado/: past participle of hartar
hartamente adverb [ˌaɾt̪aˈmẽn̪t̪e]: really; largely; hugely
hartando verb [aɾˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of hartar
hartándose verb [aɾˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of hartar combined with se
hartar verb /aɾˈtaɾ/: to bore, tire, to make fed up
hartarse verb [aɾˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of hartar combined with se
hartazga noun [aɾˈt̪asɣ̞a]
hartazgo noun /aɾˈtaθɡo/: discontent, ennui
hartazón noun [aɾt̪aˈsõn]
hartera noun [aɾˈt̪eɾa]
hartible adjective [aɾˈt̪iβ̞le]
hartío adjective [aɾˈt̪io]
hartita noun [aɾˈt̪it̪a]
harto adjective, adverb, verb /ˈaɾto/: tired, fed up
hartón noun [aɾˈt̪õn]
hartura noun /aɾˈtuɾa/: satiety
harumaki noun [aɾuˈmaki]
harúngano noun [aˈɾũŋgano]
harúspuce noun [aˈɾuspuse]
haruspucina noun [aɾuspuˈsina]
Harvey proper noun /ˈxaɾbi/: a male given name from English
Haryana proper noun: Haryana (a state in northern India)
hasanía noun: Hassaniya
Hasbún proper noun [asˈβ̞ũn]
hasequi noun [aˈseki]
hash noun [ˈxaʃ]
hashitoxicosis noun /aʃitoɡsiˈkosis/: Hashitoxicosis
hashtag noun /ˈxaʃtaɡ/: hashtag
hasidismo noun: alternative form of jasidismo
hasio noun /ˈasjo/: hassium
hasiz noun [aˈsis]
hassaniya noun: Hassaniya
hasta adverb, noun, preposition /ˈasta/: even
hasta ahora adverb, phrase /ˌasta aˈoɾa/: up to now, so far, heretofore
hasta aquí adverb /ˌasta aˈki/: so far; thus far; to date
hasta aquí nos trajo el río interjection [ˈast̪a aˈki nos ˈt̪ɾaxo el ˈrio]
hasta cierto punto adverb: up to a point, to some extent
hasta cuándo phrase [ˈast̪a ˈkwãn̪d̪o]
hasta decir basta adverb /ˌasta deˌθiɾ ˈbasta/: incredibly; to a fault
hasta después phrase: laters; see you; see you later
hasta donde alcanza la vista adverb: as far as the eye can see, until out of sight
hasta donde sé phrase /ˌasta ˌdonde ˈse/: as far as one knows
hasta donde se sabe phrase: as far as one knows
hasta donde yo sé phrase /ˌasta ˌdonde ˌʝo ˈse/: alternative form of hasta donde sé
hasta el carné de identidad adverb: absolutely everything; totally and utterly
hasta el cuello adverb: up to one's neck
hasta el culo adjective /ˌasta el ˈkulo/: up to here, up to one's neck
hasta el gato noun: every Tom, Dick and Harry
hasta el momento adverb /ˌasta el moˈmento/: so far, up to now
hasta el rabo, todo es toro proverb /ˌasta el ˌrabo | ˌtodo ˌes ˈtoɾo/: it ain't over 'til the fat lady sings
hasta el techo adjective: full up; chockablock
hasta el tope adjective, adverb: to the max, flat out, to the full, on fire
hasta el tuétano adjective, phrase [ˈast̪a el̪ ˈt̪wet̪ano]: to the bone
hasta el valle de Josafat adverb: until hell freezes over
hasta en la sopa adverb /ˌasta en la ˈsopa/: everywhere; all over the shop
hasta la bandera adverb, phrase [ˈast̪a la β̞ãn̪ˈd̪eɾa]: completely full up; packed to the rafters
hasta la bola adverb, phrase [ˈast̪a la ˈβ̞ola]: to the max
hasta la fecha adverb: to date, so far, thus far
hasta la madre adjective /ˌasta la ˈmadɾe/: full or filled
hasta la médula adverb /ˌasta la ˈmedula/: to the bone, to the core
hasta la náusea adverb: ad nauseam
hasta la pared de enfrente adverb /ˌasta la paˌɾed de enˈfɾente/: in one fell swoop
hasta la polla adjective, phrase [ˈast̪a la ˈpoʝa]: fed up
hasta la próxima interjection, phrase /ˌasta la ˈpɾoɡsima/: see you later, see you, see you next time
hasta la saciedad adverb: ad nauseam
hasta la verga adjective /ˌasta la ˈbeɾɡa/: full or filled
hasta la vista phrase /ˌasta la ˈbista/: so long, goodbye, see you later, until next time
hasta lapó phrase [ˈast̪a laˈpo]
hasta las cachas adverb: up to one's neck
hasta las cejas adverb: to the limit
hasta las trancas adverb: to the full; excessively
hasta los cojones adjective /ˌasta los koˈxones/: fed up
hasta los gatos noun: every Tom, Dick and Harry
hasta los gatos quieren zapatos phrase [ˈast̪a los ˈɣ̞at̪os ˈkjeɾẽn saˈpat̪os]
hasta los huesos adverb: to the bone
hasta los ojos phrase: up to one's eyeballs
hasta los tequeteques phrase [ˈast̪a los t̪ekeˈt̪ekes]
hasta los topes adjective, adverb: alternative form of hasta el tope
hasta los tuétanos adverb: alternative form of hasta el tuétano
hasta luego phrase /ˌasta ˈlweɡo/: see you later, goodbye, bye, take care, so long, later
hasta lueguín phrase /ˌasta lweˈɡin/: bye bye
hasta mañana phrase /ˌasta maˈɲana/: goodbye, see you tomorrow, until tomorrow
hasta más no poder adverb, phrase [ˈast̪a ˈmas ˈno poˈð̞eɾ]: as much as possible, as could be; to the utmost; to the max
hasta nuevo aviso adverb /ˌasta ˌnwebo aˈbiso/: until further notice
hasta nunca phrase /ˌasta ˈnunka/: good riddance
hasta pronto phrase [ˈast̪a ˈpɾõn̪t̪o]: see you soon!
hasta que conjunction /ˈasta ke/: until, till
hasta siempre phrase [ˈast̪a ˈsjẽmpɾe]: farewell, godspeed
hasta tal punto que conjunction: until; up until
hasta tanto conjunction: until; up until; in the mean time
hastado adjective: hastate
hastag noun: hashtag
hastiado adjective, verb /asˈtjado/: jaded, world-weary, tired, fed up, bored, sick and tired
hastial noun /asˈtjal/: gable
hastiando verb [asˈt̪jãn̪d̪o]: gerund of hastiar
hastiándose verb [asˈt̪jãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of hastiar combined with se
hastiar verb /asˈtjaɾ/: to bore
hastiarse verb [asˈt̪jaɾse]: infinitive of hastiar combined with se
hastil noun [asˈt̪il]
hastío noun, verb /asˈtio/: ennui, boredom, weariness, tedium
hastiosamente adverb [asˌt̪josaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
hastioso adjective /asˈtjoso/: annoying
hat-trick noun: hat trick (three goals scored by one player in a game)
hataca noun /aˈtaka/: rolling pin
hatada noun [aˈt̪að̞a]
hatajo noun /aˈtaxo/: herd, flock (of animals, especially farm animals)
hatchback noun /ˈxat͡ʃbak/: hatchback
hateado verb [at̪eˈað̞o]
hateando verb [at̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
hatear verb [at̪eˈaɾ]
hater adjective, noun /ˈxeiteɾ/: hater
hatería noun [at̪eˈɾia]
hatero adjective, noun [aˈt̪eɾo]: ranch owner
hatijo noun [aˈt̪ixo]
hatillano adjective, noun /atiˈʝano/: of, from or relating to El Hatillo Municipality, Venezuela
hatillo noun /aˈtiʝo/: bundle
hato noun /ˈato/: bundle of things, especially one containing clothes
hatomayorense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Hato Mayor Province
hauntología noun: hauntology
hausa noun /ˈxausa/: member of the Hausa
Hauschild proper noun: a surname from German
haustorio noun /ausˈtoɾjo/: haustorium
haute noun [ˈawt̪e]
havar adjective [aˈβ̞aɾ]
havara adjective [aˈβ̞aɾa]
havo noun [ˈaβ̞o]
Havre proper noun [ˈaβ̞ɾe]
havrés adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Le Havre
Hawái proper noun /xaˈwai/: Hawaii (an insular state of the United States, formerly a territory)
hawaiana adjective, noun /awaˈjana/: flip-flop
hawaiano adjective, noun /xawaˈjano/: Hawaiian
hawaiiano adjective, noun /haw̝ajˈjano/: alternative form of hawaiano
hawksiano adjective: Hawksian
haxix noun [akˈsiks]
hay adverb, interjection, verb /ˈai/: alternative form of ahí
hay café interjection [ˈaj kaˈfe]
hay más peces en el mar proverb: there are many more potential opportunities available
hay que phrase [ˈaj ke]
hay que amolarse phrase: synonym of hay que fastidiarse
hay que fastidiarse phrase: cor blimey; goddammit; crikey
hay que joderse phrase: you're [fucking] kidding me; crap; holy crap (to express bitter disappointment)
hay que ver phrase /ˌai ke ˈbeɾ/: well, just look at that!
hay ropa tendida phrase: someone is within earshot; someone might be listening in to the conversation
haya noun, verb /ˈaʝa/: beech, beech tree
haya americana noun: American beech
haya antártica noun /ˌaʝa anˈtaɾtika/: Antarctic beech
haya austral noun /ˌaʝa ausˈtɾal/: lenga beech
haya paz phrase /ˌaʝa ˈpaθ/: cut it out! chill!
hayaca noun [aˈʝaka]
hayan verb /ˈaʝan/: third-person plural present subjunctive
Haydée proper noun /aiˈdee/: a female given name
hayedo noun /aˈʝedo/: beechwood, area of beeches
hayense adjective [aˈʝẽnse]
hayuco noun /aˈʝuko/: beechnut
haz noun, verb /ˈaθ/: bundle
haz de la tierra noun: face of the earth
haz el bien y no mires a quién proverb [ˈas el ˈβ̞jẽn i ˈno ˈmiɾes a ˈkjẽn]
haza noun /ˈaθa/: plot, parcel
hazaleja noun [asaˈlexa]
hazaña noun /aˈθaɲa/: feat; deed
hazañería noun [asaɲeˈɾia]
hazañero adjective [asaˈɲeɾo]
hazañoso adjective /aθaˈɲoso/: heroic; derring-do
hazara noun /xaˈθaɾa/: Hazara
Hazel proper noun /ˈxeiθel/: a female given name from English
hazmerreír noun /aθmereˈiɾ/: laughing stock
hb noun: abbreviation of hora boliviana
HBP noun: initialism of hiperplasia benigna de próstata (benign prostatic hyperplasia)
HDA noun: initialism of hemorragia digestiva alta
HDB noun: initialism of hemorragia digestiva baja
HDLGP noun: initialism of hijo de la gran/grandísima puta; augmentative of hijo de puta (“son of a bitch, motherfucker”)
hdp abbreviation, noun: initialism of hijo de puta (“son of a bitch, SOB”)
HDTPM adjective: initialism of hijo de tu puta madre
he adverb, interjection, noun, verb /ˈe/: here is
he aquí phrase /ˌe aˈki/: behold!
headbanging noun [xeð̞ˈβ̞ẽŋgĩŋ]
headliner noun: headliner
headobardo adjective, noun /eadoˈbaɾdo/: Heaðobard
headscissors noun: headscissors
headshot noun [ˈxeð̞ʃot̪]
heater noun: alternative form of jíter
heavy adjective /ˈxebi/: heavy (pertaining to heavy metal)
heavy metal noun /ˌxebi meˈtal/: heavy metal (genre of music)
hebdómada noun /ebˈdomada/: a seven-year period
hebdomadariamente adverb /ebdomaˌdaɾjaˈmente/: weekly
hebdomadario adjective, noun /ebdomaˈdaɾjo/: weekly
hebefilia noun /ebeˈfilja/: hebephilia
Hebert proper noun /eˈbeɾ(d)/: a surname from French
hebertista adjective, noun: Hébertist
Heberto proper noun [eˈβ̞eɾt̪o]
hebetado verb [eβ̞eˈt̪að̞o]
hebetando verb [eβ̞eˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
hebilla noun /eˈbiʝa/: buckle, clasp
hebillado verb [eβ̞iˈʝað̞o]
hebillando verb [eβ̞iˈʝãn̪d̪o]
hebillar verb [eβ̞iˈʝaɾ]
hebra noun /ˈebɾa/: thread, strand, filament
hebraico adjective /eˈbɾaiko/: Hebraic; Hebrew
hebraísmo noun [eβ̞ɾaˈismo]
hebraísta noun: Hebraist
hebraizado verb [eβ̞ɾajˈsað̞o]
hebraizando verb [eβ̞ɾajˈsãn̪d̪o]
hebraizar verb [eβ̞ɾajˈsaɾ]
hebreo adjective, noun /eˈbɾeo/: Hebrew
hebreo tiberiano phrase [eˈβ̞ɾeo t̪iβ̞eˈɾjano]
hebrero noun /eˈbɾeɾo/: see the standard form febrero
Hébridas proper noun /ˈebɾidas/: Hebrides (an archipelago of Scotland)
Hebrón proper noun /eˈbɾon/: Hebron (a city in Palestine)
Hécate proper noun /ˈekate/: Hecate (Greek goddess of crossroads and witchcraft)
hecatombe noun /ekaˈtombe/: slaughter; bloodbath
hecatómnida adjective, noun: Hecatomnid
hecatónquero noun [ekaˈt̪õŋkeɾo]
hecatonquiro noun [ekaˈt̪õŋkiɾo]
hecceidad noun: haecceity
heces noun [ˈeses]: plural of hez
heces de vino noun /ˌeθes de ˈbino/: lees
hecha adjective, noun, verb /ˈet͡ʃa/: obsolete spelling of fecha (“date”)
hecha la ley, hecha la trampa proverb /ˌet͡ʃa la ˌlei | ˌet͡ʃa la ˈtɾampa/: every law has its loophole, every law has a loophole
hechicería noun /et͡ʃiθeˈɾia/: sorcery, witchcraft, wizardry
hechicero adjective, noun /et͡ʃiˈθeɾo/: magician, sorcerer, wizard
hechizado verb /et͡ʃiˈθado/: past participle of hechizar
hechizador adjective [et͡ʃisaˈð̞oɾ]
hechizando verb [et͡ʃiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of hechizar
hechizante adjective /et͡ʃiˈθante/: bewitching
hechizar verb /et͡ʃiˈθaɾ/: to enchant
hechizo adjective, noun, verb /eˈt͡ʃiθo/: artificial, fake
hecho adjective, noun, verb /ˈet͡ʃo/: done, completed
hecho a mano adjective: handmade, hand-made, handcrafted
hecho consumado noun: fait accompli
hecho de otra pasta adjective: made of sterner stuff
hecho la mocha phrase [ˈet͡ʃo la ˈmot͡ʃa]
hecho pelota adjective: scrunched up
hecho polvo adjective: knackered; shattered
hecho un basilisco adjective /ˌet͡ʃo um basiˈlisko/: ballistic, raging mad
hecho un brazo de mar adjective: dressed to kill; dressed to the nines
hecho un cascabel adjective: over the hill; crocked
hecho un flan adjective /ˌet͡ʃo un ˈflan/: shaky; on edge; nervous as a cat
hecho un trapo phrase [ˈet͡ʃo ũn̪ ˈt̪ɾapo]
hecho un trapo de piso phrase [ˈet͡ʃo ũn̪ ˈt̪ɾapo ð̞e ˈpiso]
hecho una fiera adjective, phrase [ˈet͡ʃo ˈuna ˈfjeɾa]: flaming mad
hecho una pena adjective: in a bad state
hecho una sopa adjective: soaked to the bone
hecho y derecho adjective /ˌet͡ʃo i deˈɾet͡ʃo/: full-grown
hechor noun /eˈt͡ʃoɾ/: wrongdoer
hechura noun /eˈt͡ʃuɾa/: appearance, form
hectágono noun [ekˈt̪aɣ̞ono]: hectogon
hectárea noun /eɡˈtaɾea/: hectare
héctico adjective [ˈekt̪iko]
hecto- prefix [ˈekt̪o]: hecto- (hundred)
hectoamperio noun [ekt̪oãmˈpeɾjo]
hectocandela noun [ekt̪okãn̪ˈd̪ela]
hectofaradio noun [ekt̪ofaˈɾað̞jo]
hectogramo noun [ekt̪oˈɣ̞ɾamo]: hectogram
hectohercio noun [ekt̪oˈeɾsjo]
hectojulio noun [ekt̪oˈxuljo]
hectokelvin noun [ekt̪oˈkelβ̞ĩn]
hectolitro noun [ekt̪oˈlit̪ɾo]: hectoliter
hectométrico adjective /eɡtoˈmetɾiko/: hectometric
hectómetro noun [ekˈt̪omet̪ɾo]: hectometre
hectonewton noun [ekt̪oˈnewt̪õn]
hectoohmio noun [ekt̪oˈomjo]
hectopascal noun: hectopascal
Héctor proper noun /ˈeɡtoɾ/: Hector
hectorita de disteardimonio phrase [ekt̪oˈɾit̪a ð̞e ð̞ist̪eaɾð̞iˈmonjo]

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.