Dicho del varón que siente atracción sexual o romántica por su mismo sexo biológico pero que lo oculta o lo mantiene en secreto para evitar cuestionamientos, rechazo o discriminación producto de la homofobia.

homosexualesadj

Forma del plural de homosexual.

homosexualidadnoun

Condición o carácter de homosexual

homosexualidadesnoun

Forma del plural de homosexualidad.

homosexualismosnoun

Forma del plural de homosexualismo.

homosexualmenteadv

De modo homosexual.

homosexueladj

Homosexual.

homoxéneoadj

Homogéneo

Homsname

Ciudad de Siria

homunculusnoun

Homúnculo.

Homèrename

Homero (poeta griego).

homéomorphismenoun

Homeomorfismo.

homéopatheadj

Homeópata.

homéopathienoun

Homeopatía.

homéopathiqueadj

Homeopático, homeopática.

homéopathiquementadv

Homeopáticamente.

homéothermeadj

Homeotermo.

homéricaadj

Forma del femenino de homérico.

homéricasadj

Forma del femenino plural de homérico.

homéricoadj

Que pertenece o concierne a Homero o con su poesía

homéricosadj

Forma del plural de homérico.

homéridanoun

Cada uno de los poetas o rapsodas originarios de Quíos que cantaban los poemas de Homero como tradición, y que supuestamente provenían del linaje de éste.

homínidaadj

Forma del femenino de homínido.

homínidasadj

Forma del femenino plural de homínido.

Spelling & Dictionary Insight

The Spanish alphabetical index for the letter H contains 15,034 headwords drawn from our Wiktionary-derived dictionary table. At 50 entries per page the browse splits into 301 pages, and you are currently viewing page 193. Every row above is a dictionary-backed entry with a canonical slug, and each links through to a full definition page with pronunciation, senses, etymology, and related-word data where available.

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