Spanish words: infraespinoso to injerencia

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Spanish words infraespinoso to injerencia

infraespinoso noun: infraspinatus
infraestructura noun /ˌinfɾaˌestɾuɡˈtuɾa/: infrastructure
infraestructural adjective: infrastructural
infraexplotar verb /infɾaeɡsploˈtaɾ/: to underexploit
infrafilo noun: infraphylum
infrafinanciación noun: underfunding
infraganti adverb [ĩɱfɾaˈɣ̞ãn̪t̪i]: alternative form of in fraganti
infragenérico adjective: infrageneric
infragénero noun: subgenus
infraglenoideo adjective: infraglenoid
infraglótico adjective [ĩɱfɾaˈɣ̞lot̪iko]
infraglotis noun [ĩɱfɾaˈɣ̞lot̪is]
infrahumano adjective [ĩɱfɾauˈmano]: subhuman, infrahuman
infralabial adjective: infralabial
infralitoral adjective: infralittoral
inframaxilar adjective, noun [ĩɱfɾamaksiˈlaɾ]
inframundo noun /infɾaˈmundo/: underworld
infrangible adjective /infɾanˈxible/: unbreakable, infrangible
infranqueable adjective [ĩɱfɾãŋkeˈaβ̞le]: insurmountable, impassable (of obstacles)
infraoctava noun: the period of six days between the first and the last day of the octave
infraorbital adjective /infɾaoɾbiˈtal/: infraorbital
infraorbitario adjective /ˌinfɾaoɾbiˈtaɾjo/: infraorbital
infraorden noun /infɾaˈoɾden/: infraorder
infrapeso noun /infɾaˈpeso/: underweight
infrarrealismo noun: infrarealism
infrarrealista noun: member of, or related to the literary movement of infrarealism
infrarreino noun /infɾaˈreino/: infrakingdom
infrarremunerado adjective: underpaid
infrarrepresentado adjective /infɾarepɾesenˈtado/: underrepresented
infrarrojo adjective /infɾaˈroxo/: infrared
infrarrojo cercano noun: near infrared
infrarrotuliano adjective: infrapatellar
infrascripto adjective: undersigned
infrascrito adjective, noun: undersigned
infrasónico adjective: infrasonic
infrasonido noun: infrasound
infratemporal adjective [ĩɱfɾat̪ẽmpoˈɾal]: infratemporal
infratensión noun /infɾatenˈsjon/: undervoltage
infratentorial adjective /infɾatentoˈɾjal/: infratentorial
infrautilización noun /infɾautiliθaˈθjon/: underutilization
infrautilizado verb /infɾautiliˈθado/: past participle of infrautilizar
infrautilizando verb [ĩɱfɾaut̪iliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of infrautilizar
infrautilizar verb /infɾautiliˈθaɾ/: to underutilize, underuse
infravaloración noun [ĩɱfɾaβ̞aloɾaˈsjõn]: undervaluation
infravalorado verb /infɾabaloˈɾado/: past participle of infravalorar
infravalorando verb [ĩɱfɾaβ̞aloˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of infravalorar
infravalorar verb /infɾabaloˈɾaɾ/: to undervalue
infravivienda noun: slum (area with substandard housing)
infrecuente adjective /infɾeˈkwente/: infrequent
infrecuentemente adverb: rarely; infrequently
infringido verb /infɾinˈxido/: past participle of infringir
infringiendo verb [ĩɱfɾĩŋˈxjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of infringir
infringir verb /infɾinˈxiɾ/: to infringe
infructífero adjective [ĩɱfɾukˈt̪ifeɾo]: unfruitful
infructuosamente adverb [ĩɱfɾukˌt̪wosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: fruitlessly
infructuosidad noun /infɾuɡtwosiˈdad/: ineffectiveness
infructuoso adjective /infɾuɡˈtwoso/: fruitless, unfruitful
infrutescencia noun: infructescence
ínfula noun /ˈinfula/: vanity
ínfulas noun [ˈĩɱfulas]: plural of ínfula
infumable adjective /infuˈmable/: garbage, of extremely low quality
infuncional adjective [ĩɱfũnsjoˈnal]: unfunctional
infundadamente adverb: unfoundedly
infundado adjective /infunˈdado/: unfounded
infundíbulo noun /infunˈdibulo/: infundibulum
infundibulopelviano adjective: infundibulopelvic
infundido verb [ĩɱfũn̪ˈd̪ið̞o]: past participle of infundir
infundiendo verb [ĩɱfũn̪ˈd̪jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of infundir
infundió noun, verb /inˈfundjo/: lie (especially malicious), canard
infundir verb /infunˈdiɾ/: to instill (especially a feeling)
infurción noun /infuɾˈθjon/: a type of feudal tax system
infurtido verb [ĩɱfuɾˈt̪ið̞o]
infurtiendo verb [ĩɱfuɾˈt̪jẽn̪d̪o]
infuscado verb [ĩɱfusˈkað̞o]
infuscando verb [ĩɱfusˈkãn̪d̪o]
infuscar verb: to infuscate
infusión noun /infuˈsjon/: infusion
infusionado verb /infusjoˈnado/: past participle of infusionar
infusionando verb [ĩɱfusjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of infusionar
infusionar verb /infusjoˈnaɾ/: to infuse
infuso adjective /inˈfuso/: infused
infusor noun [ĩɱfuˈsoɾ]: infusor, infuser
infusorio noun [ĩɱfuˈsoɾjo]: infusoria
-ing noun, suffix: forms verbal nouns from verbs
inga noun, suffix [ˈĩŋga]: female equivalent of -ingo
ingaturroña interjection /inɡatuˈroɲa/: an expression of surprise or shock
inge noun /ˈinxe/: engineer
ingeniado verb /inxeˈnjado/: past participle of ingeniar
ingeniador noun [ĩŋxenjaˈð̞oɾ]
ingeniando verb [ĩŋxeˈnjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ingeniar
ingeniándose verb [ĩŋxeˈnjãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of ingeniar combined with se
ingeniar verb /inxeˈnjaɾ/: to devise, invent
ingeniárselas verb /inxeˈnjaɾselas/: to manage; get by
ingeniatura noun [ĩŋxenjaˈt̪uɾa]
ingeniebrio adjective [ĩŋxeˈnjeβ̞ɾjo]
ingeniería noun /inxenjeˈɾia/: engineering
ingeniería de minas noun: mining engineering
ingeniería eléctrica noun: electrical engineering
ingeniería empresarial phrase [ĩŋxenjeˈɾia ẽmpɾesaˈɾjal]
ingeniería genética noun: genetic engineering
ingeniería inversa phrase [ĩŋxenjeˈɾia ĩmˈbeɾsa]
ingeniería política phrase [ĩŋxenjeˈɾia poˈlit̪ika]
ingenieril adjective /inxenjeˈɾil/: engineering
ingeniero noun /inxeˈnjeɾo/: engineer
ingenio noun, verb /inˈxenjo/: genius, wit, ingeniousness (faculty to reason and invent quickly)
ingenio azucarero noun, phrase /inˌxenjo aθukaˈɾeɾo/: sugar mill
ingenio de azúcar noun /inˌxenjo de aˈθukaɾ/: sugar mill; engenho
ingeniosamente adverb [ĩŋxeˌnjosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: ingeniously
ingeniosidad noun /inxenjosiˈdad/: ingenuity, cleverness
ingeniosísimo adjective /inxenjoˈsisimo/: superlative degree of ingenioso
ingenioso adjective /inxeˈnjoso/: ingenious, resourceful, artful, clever, inventive
ingénito adjective /inˈxenito/: innate, inborn
ingente adjective /inˈxente/: great, considerable, enormous
ingenua adjective, noun /inˈxenwa/: ingénue, ingenue
ingenuamente adverb /inˌxenwaˈmente/: naively, ingenuously
ingenuidad noun /inxenwiˈdad/: naivety
ingenuísimo adjective [ĩŋxeˈnwisimo]
ingenuo adjective, noun /inˈxenwo/: naive, ingenuous, candid, innocent
ingerible adjective: ingestible
ingerido verb /inxeˈɾido/: past participle of ingerir
ingerir verb /inxeˈɾiɾ/: to ingest
ingesta noun /inˈxesta/: ingestion, consumption, intake
ingestión noun /inxesˈtjon/: ingestion
ingina noun [ĩŋˈxina]
ingiriendo verb [ĩŋxiˈɾjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of ingerir
ingl. abbreviation [ˈĩŋl]
Inglaterra proper noun /inɡlaˈtera/: England (a constituent country of the United Kingdom)
ingle noun /ˈinɡle/: groin
inglés adjective, noun /inˈɡles/: English
inglés americano noun: American English (variety of English)
inglés antiguo noun [ĩŋˈgles ãn̪ˈt̪iɣ̞wo]: Old English (language)
inglés británico noun: British English (variety of English)
inglés estadounidense noun: American English (variety of English)
inglés medio noun, phrase [ĩŋˈgles ˈmeð̞jo]: Middle English (language)
inglesada noun [ĩŋgleˈsað̞a]
ingletadora noun /inɡletaˈdoɾa/: mitre saw, miter saw (US)
inglete noun [ĩŋˈglet̪e]: mitre joint
ingleteado verb [ĩŋglet̪eˈað̞o]
ingleteadora noun [ĩŋglet̪eaˈð̞oɾa]
ingleteando verb [ĩŋglet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
ingletear verb [ĩŋglet̪eˈaɾ]
-ingo suffix: a diminutive suffix
ingobernabilidad noun /inɡobeɾnabiliˈdad/: ungovernableness
ingobernable adjective /inɡobeɾˈnable/: ungovernable
ingratamente adverb /inˌɡɾataˈmente/: ungratefully
ingratitud noun /inɡɾatiˈtud/: ingratitude
ingrato adjective, noun /inˈɡɾato/: thankless
ingrávidamente adverb: weightlessly
ingravidez noun /inɡɾabiˈdeθ/: weightlessness, zero gravity
ingrávido adjective /inˈɡɾabido/: light, weightless
ingre verb: only used in te ... ingre, syntactic variant of íngrete, second-person singular imperative of ingrirse
ingrediente noun /inɡɾeˈdjente/: ingredient (one of the substances present in a mixture, especially food)
ingresado verb /inɡɾeˈsado/: past participle of ingresar
ingresando verb [ĩŋgɾeˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ingresar
ingresante adjective, noun /inɡɾeˈsante/: incoming; entering
ingresar verb /inɡɾeˈsaɾ/: to join a group, institution, organization, etc.
ingresión noun: ingression
ingresivo adjective: ingressive
ingreso noun, verb /inˈɡɾeso/: entrance, ingress
ingresos noun /inˈɡɾesos/: plural of ingreso
Ingrid proper noun /ˈinɡɾid/: a female given name
ingrido adjective, verb /inˈɡɾido/: absorbed; focused; single-minded
íngrimo adjective /ˈinɡɾimo/: alone
ingrio adjective, noun /ˈinɡɾjo/: Ingrian
ingrir verb /inˈɡɾiɾ/: only used in se ... ingrir, syntactic variant of ingrirse
ingrirse verb /inˈɡɾiɾse/: to absorb oneself; to focus
Inguanzo proper noun /inˈɡwanθo/: a surname
íngueasu interjection [ˈĩŋgeasu]
ingueroviable adjective: unbelievable; incredible
ínguesu interjection [ˈĩŋgesu]
ínguiasu interjection [ˈĩŋgjasu]
ínguiesu interjection [ˈĩŋgjesu]
inguinal adjective /inɡiˈnal/: inguinal
Ingunza proper noun [ĩŋˈgũnsa]
ingurgitación noun /inɡuɾxitaˈθjon/: ingurgitation
ingurgitado verb [ĩŋguɾxiˈt̪að̞o]: past participle of ingurgitar
ingurgitando verb [ĩŋguɾxiˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ingurgitar
ingurgitar verb /inɡuɾxiˈtaɾ/: to ingurgitate; swallow
ingusetio adjective, noun: Ingush
Ingushetia proper noun: Ingushetia (a republic and federal subject of Russia in the Caucasus)
inhábil adjective /iˈnabil/: unskillful; unskilled
inhabilidad noun /inabiliˈdad/: incompetence
inhabilitación noun /inabilitaˈθjon/: disqualification
inhabilitado verb /inabiliˈtado/: past participle of inhabilitar
inhabilitamiento noun /inabilitaˈmjento/: disqualification
inhabilitando verb [ĩnaβ̞iliˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of inhabilitar
inhabilitándose verb [ĩnaβ̞iliˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of inhabilitar combined with se
inhabilitante adjective: disqualifying
inhabilitar verb /inabiliˈtaɾ/: to disqualify
inhabilitarse verb [ĩnaβ̞iliˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of inhabilitar combined with se
inhabitabilidad noun: inhabitability
inhabitable adjective /inabiˈtable/: uninhabitable
inhabitado adjective [ĩnaβ̞iˈt̪að̞o]: uninhabited
inhabitual adjective /inabiˈtwal/: unusual
inhalación noun /inalaˈθjon/: inhalation
inhalado verb /inaˈlado/: past participle of inhalar
inhalador noun /inalaˈdoɾ/: inhaler
inhalando verb [ĩnaˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of inhalar
inhalante noun: inhalant
inhalar verb /inaˈlaɾ/: to inhale
inhalatorio adjective: inhaling
inhallable adjective [ĩnaˈʝaβ̞le]
inherencia noun: inherency
inherente adjective /ineˈɾente/: inherent
inherentemente adverb: inherently
inherir verb [ĩneˈɾiɾ]
inhesión noun: emotional attachment
inhestando verb [ĩnesˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
inhestar verb [ĩnesˈt̪aɾ]
inhibición noun /inibiˈθjon/: inhibition
inhibido verb /iniˈbido/: past participle of inhibir
inhibidor adjective, noun /inibiˈdoɾ/: inhibitor
inhibidor de frecuencias noun: frequency jammer; radio jammer
inhibiendo verb [ĩniˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of inhibir
inhibiéndose verb [ĩniˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of inhibir combined with se
inhibina noun /iniˈbina/: inhibin
inhibir verb /iniˈbiɾ/: to inhibit
inhibirse verb [ĩniˈβ̞iɾse]: infinitive of inhibir combined with se
inhibitoria adjective, noun: a resolution by which a court reclaims competence against another
inhibitorio adjective [ĩniβ̞iˈt̪oɾjo]: inhibitive
inhiesto adjective, verb [ĩnˈjest̪o]: alternative spelling of enhiesto
inhiriendo verb [ĩniˈɾjẽn̪d̪o]
inhomogeneidad noun /inomoxeneiˈdad/: dishomogeneity
inhospitalidad noun /inospitaliˈdad/: inhospitableness
inhóspito adjective /iˈnospito/: unwelcoming, inhospitable (not offering shelter)
inhumación noun /inumaˈθjon/: inhumation
inhumado verb /inuˈmado/: past participle of inhumar
inhumanamente adverb: inhumanely
inhumando verb [ĩnuˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of inhumar
inhumanidad noun /inumaniˈdad/: inhumanity
inhumano adjective /inuˈmano/: inhuman
inhumar verb /inuˈmaɾ/: to bury, to inter
inhumatorio adjective /inumaˈtoɾjo/: Related to burial; inhumatory.
iniciación noun /iniθjaˈθjon/: initiation
iniciado adjective, noun, verb /iniˈθjado/: initiate
iniciador adjective, noun [inisjaˈð̞oɾ]: initiator, starter
inicial adjective, noun /iniˈθjal/: initial
inicialado verb [inisjaˈlað̞o]
inicialando verb [inisjaˈlãn̪d̪o]
inicialar verb [inisjaˈlaɾ]
inicialismo noun [inisjaˈlismo]
inicialista noun: first baseman
inicialita noun: first baseman
inicialización noun: initialization
inicializado verb /iniθjaliˈθado/: past participle of inicializar
inicializador noun /iniθjaliθaˈdoɾ/: initializer
inicializando verb /iniθjaliˈθando/: gerund of inicializar
inicializar verb /iniθjaliˈθaɾ/: to initialize
inicialmente adverb /iniˌθjalˈmente/: initially
iniciando verb /iniˈθjando/: gerund of iniciar
iniciándose verb [iniˈsjãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of iniciar combined with se
iniciante noun /iniˈθjante/: beginner, novice
iniciar verb /iniˈθjaɾ/: to begin; to initiate
iniciar sesión verb /iniˌθjaɾ seˈsjon/: to log in, log on, sign in, or sign on
iniciarse verb [iniˈsjaɾse]: reflexive of iniciar (“to initiate”)
iniciáticamente adverb: initiatorily
iniciático adjective /iniˈθjatiko/: initiatory
iniciativa adjective, noun /iniθjaˈtiba/: initiative
iniciativa popular noun: popular initiative
iniciativo adjective /iniθjaˈtibo/: initiatory
inicio noun, verb /iˈniθjo/: start, initiation
inicuamente adverb: iniquitously; nefariously
inicuo adjective, noun /iˈnikwo/: iniquitous, nefarious
Iniesta proper noun [iˈnjest̪a]: a Spanish surname
Iñigo proper noun /ˈiɲiɡo/: a male given name
inigualable adjective /iniɡwaˈlable/: matchless, unsurpassable
inigualablemente adverb /iniɡwaˌlableˈmente/: unbeatably
inigualado adjective [ĩniɣ̞waˈlað̞o]: unequalled; unrivalled
inigualdad noun [ĩniɣ̞wal̪ˈd̪að̞]
Iñiguez proper noun /ˈiɲiɡeθ/: a surname originating as a patronymic
inimaginable adjective /inimaxiˈnable/: unimaginable
inimaginablemente adverb: unimaginably
inimaginado adjective: unimagined
inimicísimo adjective [inimiˈsisimo]
inimitable adjective /inimiˈtable/: inimitable
inimitablemente adverb /inimiˌtableˈmente/: inimitably
inimputabilidad noun /inimputabiliˈdad/: unimputability
inimputable adjective /inimpuˈtable/: unimputable
ininflamable adjective [ĩnĩɱflaˈmaβ̞le]: nonflammable
ininfluenciable adjective [ĩnĩɱflwẽnˈsjaβ̞le]
inintegrable adjective: nonintegrable
ininteligencia noun /ininteliˈxenθja/: unintelligence
ininteligente adjective /ininteliˈxente/: unintelligent
ininteligentemente adverb /ininteliˌxenteˈmente/: unintelligently
ininteligibilidad noun /inintelixibiliˈdad/: unintelligibility
ininteligible adjective /ininteliˈxible/: unintelligible
inintencionadamente adverb: unintentionally
inintencionado adjective [ĩnĩn̪t̪ẽnsjoˈnað̞o]: unintended, unintentional
inintencional adjective /inintenθjoˈnal/: unintentional
inintencionalmente adverb [ĩnĩn̪t̪ẽnsjoˌnalˈmẽn̪t̪e]: unintentionally; accidentally
ininterpretable adjective [ĩnĩn̪t̪eɾpɾeˈt̪aβ̞le]
ininterrumpidamente adverb /ininterumˌpidaˈmente/: uninterruptedly
ininterrumpido adjective /ininterumˈpido/: uninterrupted
Inio proper noun [ˈinjo]
iniquidad noun /inikiˈdad/: iniquity, injustice
Inírida proper noun [iˈniɾið̞a]
injeniería noun [ĩŋxenjeˈɾia]
injera noun [ĩŋˈxeɾa]
injerecismo noun: synonym of injerencia
injerencia noun [ĩŋxeˈɾẽnsja]: interference, meddling

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.