Spanish words: i to idiotizándose

Spanish words i to idiotizándose

1. i adjective, letter, conjunction, interfix, noun, prefix, suffix /ˈi/: The ninth letter of the Spanish alphabet, written in the Latin script.
2. I+D noun: R&D: abbreviation of investigación y desarrollo (“research and development”)
3. i. e. abbreviation
4. i griega noun, phrase /ˌi ˈɡɾjeɡa/: Name of the letter y
5. i/languages M to Z letter, noun /i/: The ninth letter of the Spanish alphabet, written in the Latin script.
6. i latina noun, phrase /ˌi laˈtina/: The name of the Latin script letter i/I.
7. i18n abbreviation
8. IA abbreviation, noun, suffix /ˈia/: initialism of inteligencia artificial (AI (artificial intelligence))
9. Iago proper noun /ˈʝaɡo/: a male given name, variant of Yago
10. -íais suffix: Suffix indicating the second-person plural imperfect indicative of -er and -ir verbs
11. IAJD abbreviation
12. IAM noun: initialism of infarto agudo de miocardio (“acute myocardial infarction”)
13. -íamos suffix [ˈiamos]: Suffix indicating the first-person plural imperfect indicative of -er and -ir verbs
14. -ían suffix: Suffix indicating the third-person plural imperfect indicative of -er and -ir verbs
15. -iano suffix /-ˈjano/: alternative form of -ano; -ian; coming from, related to, or like, or one from, belonging to, relating to, made from, or like
16. IANSA noun: abbreviation of Industria Azucarera Nacional
17. -iar suffix /-ˈjaɾ/: alternative form of -ear
18. -ias suffix [ˈjas]: Suffix indicating the second-person singular imperfect indicative of -er and -ir verbs
19. Iasi proper noun [ˈjasi]
20. -iasis suffix [ˈjasis]
21. IATA abbreviation
22. -iatra suffix /-ˈjatɾa/: a doctor
23. -iatría suffix /-jaˈtɾia/: -iatry
24. iatrofobia noun /ʝatɾoˈfobja/: iatrophobia
25. iatrogenia noun /ʝatɾoˈxenja/: iatrogenesis
26. iatrogénico adjective /ʝatɾoˈxeniko/: iatrogenic
27. ib abbreviation, adverb [ˈiβ̞]: abbreviation of ibídem, ib.
28. Ibacache proper noun [iβ̞aˈkat͡ʃe]
29. Ibaceta proper noun [iβ̞aˈset̪a]
30. Ibagué proper noun /ibaˈɡe/: Ibagué (a city, a municipality, the capital of Tolima department, Colombia)
31. ibaguereño adjective, noun /ibaɡeˈɾeɲo/: of, from or relating to the city of Ibagué, Tolima department, Colombia
32. Ibaigane proper noun [iβ̞ajˈɣ̞ane]
33. Ibaizabal proper noun [iβ̞ajsaˈβ̞al]
34. Ibañeta proper noun [iβ̞aˈɲet̪a]
35. Ibáñez proper noun /iˈbaɲeθ/: a surname originating as a patronymic
36. ibañista adjective, noun /ibaˈɲista/: of or supporting Carlos Ibáñez del Campo
37. Ibar proper noun [iˈβ̞aɾ]
38. Ibaraki proper noun [iβ̞aˈɾaki]
39. Ibarbia proper noun [iˈβ̞aɾβ̞ja]
40. Ibarburu proper noun [iβ̞aɾˈβ̞uɾu]
41. Ibargoyen proper noun [iβ̞aɾˈɣ̞oʝẽn]
42. Ibargüen proper noun [iˈβ̞aɾɣ̞wẽn]
43. Ibargüengoitia proper noun [iβ̞aɾɣ̞wẽŋˈgojt̪ja]
44. Ibarguren proper noun [iβ̞aɾˈɣ̞uɾẽn]
45. Ibarlucea proper noun /ibaɾluˈθea/: a surname from Basque
46. Ibarra proper noun /iˈbara/: a surname from Basque
47. Ibarreche proper noun [iβ̞aˈret͡ʃe]
48. ibarreño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Ibarra, Imbabura Province, Ecuador
49. Ibarreta proper noun [iβ̞aˈret̪a]
50. Ibarrola proper noun [iβ̞aˈrola]
51. Ibarrondo proper noun [iβ̞aˈrõn̪d̪o]
52. Ibars proper noun [iˈβ̞aɾs]
53. Ibarz proper noun [iˈβ̞aɾs]
54. Ibazeta proper noun [iβ̞aˈset̪a]
55. Ibe proper noun [ˈiβ̞e]
56. Iber proper noun [iˈβ̞eɾ]
57. Iberia proper noun /iˈbeɾja/: Iberia, the Iberian peninsula (a peninsula and region of Europe south of the Pyrenees, consisting of Andorra, Spain, Portugal, and Gibraltar)
58. ibérico adjective, noun /iˈbeɾiko/: Iberian (of, from or relating to Iberia)
59. iberismo noun: Pan-Iberism (an ideology supporting the union of Portugal and Spain into a single state)
60. iberista noun: scholar of Iberian languages
61. iberización noun: Iberization
62. Iberlucea proper noun [iβ̞eɾluˈsea]
63. ibero adjective, noun /iˈbeɾo/: alternative form of íbero
64. Iberoamérica proper noun [iβ̞eɾoaˈmeɾika]: Ibero-America
65. iberoamericano adjective, noun /ibeɾoameɾiˈkano/: Ibero-American
66. iberofonía noun /ibeɾofoˈnia/: The territories where Ibero-Romance languages are predominant.
67. iberófono adjective, noun /ibeˈɾofono/: speaking an Ibero-Romance language.
68. iberorromance adjective, noun /ibeɾoroˈmanθe/: Ibero-Romance
69. iberorrománico adjective: Ibero-Romance
70. iberorromano adjective, noun: Ibero-Romance
71. ibex noun: ibex
72. ibeyi noun: ibeyi
73. IBI noun: acronym of impuesto sobre bienes inmuebles
74. Ibia proper noun [ˈiβ̞ja]
75. Ibias proper noun [ˈiβ̞jas]
76. íbice noun /ˈibiθe/: ibex (type of wild mountain goat)
77. ibicenco adjective, noun /ibiˈθenko/: Ibizan
78. ibicense adjective [iβ̞iˈsẽnse]
79. ibid abbreviation, adverb [iˈβ̞ið̞]: abbreviation of ibidem, ibid.
80. ibídem adverb /iˈbidem/: unadapted form of ibídem (“ibidem”) (in the same place)
81. ibiecano adjective [iβ̞jeˈkano]
82. Ibieta proper noun [iˈβ̞jet̪a]
83. ibirapitá noun /ibiɾapiˈta/: a tree, Peltophorum dubium, found in central South America
84. Ibiricu proper noun [iβ̞iˈɾiku]
85. ibis noun /ˈibis/: ibis
86. ibis blanco noun: The American white ibis.
87. ibiyáu noun [iβ̞iˈʝaw]
88. Ibiza proper noun /iˈbiθa/: Ibiza (island in the Balearic Islands of Spain, in the Mediterranean Sea)
89. -ible suffix /ˈible/: -ible
90. ibón noun /iˈbon/: small lake; tarn
91. Ibor proper noun [iˈβ̞oɾ]
92. Iborra proper noun [iˈβ̞ora]
93. iboténico adjective /iboˈteniko/: ibotenic
94. IBSA proper noun: IBSA (India, Brazil, and South Africa)
95. ibuprofeno noun /ibupɾoˈfeno/: ibuprofen
96. -ica suffix /ˈika/: feminine singular of -ico
97. icaco noun /iˈkako/: The cocoplum
98. Icardi proper noun [iˈkaɾð̞i]
99. icariano adjective, noun /ikaˈɾjano/: Icarian
100. icaridina noun /ikaɾiˈdina/: icaridin
101. Ícaro proper noun /ˈikaɾo/: Icarus (hero who escaped the labyrinth of Knossos flying with wings made with wax)
102. Icart proper noun [iˈkaɾt̪]
103. -icas suffix [ˈikas]
104. Icaza proper noun [iˈkasa]
105. ICC proper noun: ICC (International Chamber of Commerce)
106. iceberg noun /iθeˈbeɾ/: iceberg (A huge mass of ocean-floating ice)
107. icenos noun: Iceni
108. Iceta proper noun [iˈset̪a]
109. ICFT noun: GFCI
110. Ichaso proper noun [iˈt͡ʃaso]
111. Ichazo proper noun [iˈt͡ʃaso]
112. ichthys noun [ˈit͡ʃt̪is]
113. ichu noun /ˈit͡ʃu/: ichu
114. -ichuela suffix /iˈt͡ʃwela/: alternative form of -uela; forms pejorative diminutivess: ugly little
115. -icia suffix [ˈisja]
116. Iciar proper noun [iˈsjaɾ]
117. -icias suffix [ˈisjas]
118. -icio suffix [ˈisjo]
119. -icios suffix [ˈisjos]
120. icipó noun [isiˈpo]
121. icneumón noun [iknewˈmõn]
122. icnita noun /iɡˈnita/: ichnite
123. icno- prefix: ichno-
124. icnoespecie noun: ichnospecies
125. icnofósil noun: ichnofossil
126. icnogénero noun /iɡnoˈxeneɾo/: ichnogenus
127. icnografía noun [iknoɣ̞ɾaˈfia]
128. icnográfico adjective [iknoˈɣ̞ɾafiko]
129. icnología noun /iɡnoloˈxia/: ichnology
130. icnológico adjective /iɡnoˈloxiko/: ichnological
131. icnotaxón noun: ichnotaxon
132. icnotaxonomía noun: ichnotaxonomy
133. ico interjection, suffix /iko/: forms adjectives from nouns; -ic
134. icoíco noun [ikoˈiko]
135. icónicamente adverb: iconically
136. iconicidad noun /ikoniθiˈdad/: iconicity
137. icónico adjective /iˈkoniko/: iconic
138. Iconio proper noun /iˈkonjo/: Iconium
139. icono noun /iˈkono/: icon (a representation, especially as an object of religious devotion)
140. iconoclasia noun: iconoclasm
141. iconoclasta adjective, noun /ikonoˈklasta/: iconoclastic
142. iconoclastia noun: iconoclasm
143. iconodulía noun: iconodulia
144. iconódulo noun: iconodule
145. iconografía noun /ikonoɡɾaˈfia/: iconography
146. iconográficamente adverb: iconographically
147. iconográfico adjective [ikonoˈɣ̞ɾafiko]: iconographic
148. iconógrafo noun /ikoˈnoɡɾafo/: iconographer
149. iconolingüístico adjective: iconolinguistic
150. iconología noun /ikonoloˈxia/: iconology
151. iconológico adjective /ikonoˈloxiko/: iconological
152. iconostasio noun /ikonosˈtasjo/: iconostasis
153. icopor noun [ikoˈpoɾ]
154. icor noun /iˈkoɾ/: ichor (discharge from a sore)
155. -icos suffix [ˈikos]: plural of -ico
156. icosaédrico adjective: icosahedral
157. icosaedro noun [ikosaˈeð̞ɾo]: icosahedron
158. icoságono noun /ikoˈsaɡono/: icosagon
159. icosidodecaedro noun: icosidodecahedron
160. icositetraedro noun: icositetrahedron
161. icpal noun: icpal
162. ictericia noun /iɡteˈɾiθja/: jaundice
163. ictérico adjective /iɡˈteɾiko/: jaundiced; afflicted with jaundice
164. ictérido noun: icterid
165. íctero noun /ˈiɡteɾo/: icterus
166. íctico adjective /ˈiɡtiko/: ichthyic
167. ictícola adjective: ichthyic; relating to fish
168. ictíneo noun: submarine
169. ictio- prefix [ˈikt̪jo]
170. ictiocentauro noun [ikt̪josẽn̪ˈt̪awɾo]
171. ictiocola noun [ikt̪joˈkola]
172. ictiófago adjective, noun /iɡˈtjofaɡo/: ichthyophagous
173. ictiofauna noun [ikt̪joˈfawna]: fish life
174. ictiofaunístico adjective /iɡtjofauˈnistiko/: ichthyofaunistic
175. ictiofobia noun [ikt̪joˈfoβ̞ja]
176. ictiografía noun: ichthyography
177. ictiología noun [ikt̪joloˈxia]: ichthyology
178. ictiológico adjective /iɡtjoˈloxiko/: ichthyological
179. ictiólogo noun /iɡˈtjoloɡo/: ichthyologist
180. ictiosaurio noun /iɡtjoˈsauɾjo/: ichthyosaur
181. ictiosis noun [ikˈt̪josis]: ichthyosis
182. ictus noun /ˈiɡtus/: stroke, ictus
183. id suffix, verb /ˈid/: used to form the informal second-person plural imperative mood of -ir verbs
184. ida adjective, noun, suffix, verb /ˈida/: outward leg (of a journey)
185. ida y vuelta noun /ˌida i ˈbwelta/: round trip, return trip
186. -idad suffix /iˈdad/: alternative form of -dad
187. -idades suffix /iˈdades/: plural of -idad
188. Idaho proper noun /ˈaidaxo/: Idaho (a state in the western United States)
189. idahoano adjective, noun /idaoˈano/: Idahoan
190. Idalba proper noun [iˈð̞alβ̞a]
191. Idalia proper noun /iˈdalja/: a female given name
192. Idania proper noun /iˈdanja/: a female given name
193. idas adjective, noun, suffix, unknown, verb /ˈidas/: feminine plural of ido
194. idas y venidas noun: comings and goings
195. Ide proper noun [ˈið̞e]
196. idea noun, verb /iˈdea/: idea
197. idea feliz phrase [iˈð̞ea feˈlis]
198. idea fija noun, phrase [iˈð̞ea ˈfixa]: idée fixe
199. ideación noun /ideaˈθjon/: conception, idea
200. ideacional adjective: ideational
201. ideado verb /ideˈado/: past participle of idear
202. ideador noun /ideaˈdoɾ/: brainchild
203. ideal adjective, noun /ideˈal/: ideal
204. idealidad noun /idealiˈdad/: idealness
205. idealismo noun [ið̞eaˈlismo]: idealism (an approach to philosophical enquiry)
206. idealista adjective, noun /ideaˈlista/: idealistic
207. idealización noun: idealization
208. idealizado verb /idealiˈθado/: past participle of idealizar
209. idealizador adjective, noun /idealiθaˈdoɾ/: idealistic
210. idealizando verb [ið̞ealiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of idealizar
211. idealizante adjective: idealizing
212. idealizar verb /idealiˈθaɾ/: to idealize, idealise
213. idealizarse verb [ið̞ealiˈsaɾse]: infinitive of idealizar combined with se
214. idealmente adverb [ið̞eˌalˈmẽn̪t̪e]: ideally
215. ideando verb [ið̞eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of idear
216. idear verb /ideˈaɾ/: to devise, to come up with
217. ideario noun /ideˈaɾjo/: ideology, principles
218. ideastesia noun: ideasthesia
219. ideático adjective [ið̞eˈat̪iko]: fussy, cranky (of someone with strange ideas or obsessions)
220. ideay interjection [ið̞eˈaj]
221. Idelfonso proper noun [ið̞elˈfõnso]
222. idem adverb, interjection, pronoun /ˈidem/: alternative form of ídem
223. idempotencia noun /idempoˈtenθja/: idempotence
224. idempotente adjective [ið̞ẽmpoˈt̪ẽn̪t̪e]: idempotent
225. idénticamente adverb /iˌdentikaˈmente/: identically
226. idéntico adjective /iˈdentiko/: identical
227. identidad noun /identiˈdad/: identity
228. identidad de género noun, phrase [ið̞ẽn̪t̪iˈð̞að̞ d̪e ˈxeneɾo]: gender identity
229. identidad nacional phrase [ið̞ẽn̪t̪iˈð̞að̞ nasjoˈnal]
230. identidad sexual noun, phrase [ið̞ẽn̪t̪iˈð̞að̞ sekˈswal]: sexual identity
231. identificable adjective /identifiˈkable/: identifiable
232. identificación noun /identifikaˈθjon/: identification
233. identificado adjective, verb /identifiˈkado/: identified
234. identificador adjective, noun /identifikaˈdoɾ/: identifying
235. identificame verb [ið̞ẽn̪t̪ifiˈkame]
236. identificando verb /identifiˈkando/: gerund of identificar
237. identificándose verb [ið̞ẽn̪t̪ifiˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of identificar combined with se
238. identificar verb /identifiˈkaɾ/: to identify, to pinpoint
239. identificarse verb [ið̞ẽn̪t̪ifiˈkaɾse]: infinitive of identificar combined with se
240. identificativo adjective /identifikaˈtibo/: identifying
241. identificatorio adjective: identifying
242. identikit noun /identiˈkit/: identikit
243. identitario adjective /identiˈtaɾjo/: identity, identitary
244. identitarismo noun [ið̞ẽn̪t̪it̪aˈɾismo]
245. identitarista adjective [ið̞ẽn̪t̪it̪aˈɾist̪a]
246. ideó adjective, prefix, verb [iˈð̞eo]: ideo-
247. ideofobia noun [ið̞eoˈfoβ̞ja]
248. ideófono noun [ið̞eˈofono]: ideophone
249. ideográfico adjective /ideoˈɡɾafiko/: ideographic
250. ideograma noun /ideoˈɡɾama/: ideogram, ideograph
251. ideoléxico adjective, noun [ið̞eoˈleksiko]
252. ideología noun /ideoloˈxia/: ideology
253. ideología de género noun, phrase [ið̞eoloˈxia ð̞e ˈxeneɾo]: gender ideology
254. ideológicamente adverb: ideologically
255. ideológico adjective /ideoˈloxiko/: ideological (of or relating to an ideology)
256. ideologista noun: ideologist
257. ideologización noun: ideologization
258. ideologizado verb [ið̞eoloxiˈsað̞o]: past participle of ideologizar
259. ideologizador adjective: ideologizer
260. ideologizando verb [ið̞eoloxiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ideologizar
261. ideologizándose verb [ið̞eoloxiˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of ideologizar combined with se
262. ideologizar verb /ideoloxiˈθaɾ/: to ideologize
263. ideologizarse verb [ið̞eoloxiˈsaɾse]: infinitive of ideologizar combined with se
264. ideólogo noun /ideˈoloɡo/: ideologue, ideologist
265. ideomorfo noun /ideoˈmoɾfo/: a cave painting consisting of symbols or abstract images
266. ideopolítico adjective: ideopolitical
267. ideoso adjective [ið̞eˈoso]
268. -idero suffix [iˈð̞eɾo]
269. Idiaquez proper noun [ið̞jaˈkes]
270. Idiarte proper noun [iˈð̞jaɾt̪e]
271. Idiazábal proper noun /idjaˈθabal/: Idiazabal (a village and municipality of Biscay, Basque Country, Spain)
272. Idigoras proper noun [ið̞iˈɣ̞oɾas]
273. idílicamente adverb: idyllically
274. idílico adjective /iˈdiliko/: idyllic
275. idilio noun /iˈdiljo/: idyll
276. idio- prefix [ˈið̞jo]
277. idiocia noun [iˈð̞josja]
278. idiófono adjective, noun [iˈð̞jofono]: idiophone
279. idiolecto noun /idjoˈleɡto/: idiolect
280. idioma noun /iˈdjoma/: language
281. idioma extranjero noun: foreign language
282. idiomáticamente adverb: linguistically
283. idiomático adjective /idjoˈmatiko/: idiomatic
284. idiomatismo noun: idiom
285. idiomuscular adjective: idiomuscular
286. idiopático adjective /idjoˈpatiko/: idiopathic
287. idioplasma noun [ið̞joˈplasma]
288. idiosincrasia noun /idjosinˈkɾasja/: idiosyncrasy
289. idiosincrásico adjective /idjosinˈkɾasiko/: idiosyncratic
290. idiosincrático adjective /idjosinˈkɾatiko/: idiosyncratic
291. idioso adjective [iˈð̞joso]
292. idiota adjective, noun /iˈdjota/: idiotic
293. idiota útil noun: useful idiot
294. idiotez noun /idjoˈteθ/: idiocy
295. idiótico adjective /iˈdjotiko/: idiotic
296. idiotismo noun /idjoˈtismo/: idiom
297. idiotización noun: The turning into idiot
298. idiotizado verb /idjotiˈθado/: past participle of idiotizar
299. idiotizando verb [ið̞jot̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of idiotizar
300. idiotizándose verb [ið̞jot̪iˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of idiotizar combined with se

Part 2 · Spanish words: I

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 I: 5,718 words, in 20 parts.