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Spanish words: invocatoria to irreductiblemente

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Spanish words invocatoria to irreductiblemente

  1. invocatoria noun [ĩmbokaˈt̪oɾja]
  2. invocatorio adjective [ĩmbokaˈt̪oɾjo]
  3. involcable adjective [ĩmbolˈkaβ̞le]
  4. involucelo noun: involucel
  5. involución noun /imboluˈθjon/: regression
  6. involucionado verb /imboluθjoˈnado/: past participle of involucionar
  7. involucionando verb [ĩmbolusjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of involucionar
  8. involucionar verb /imboluθjoˈnaɾ/: to devolve
  9. involucionismo noun /imboluθjoˈnismo/: reactionaryism (advocacy of reactionary political positions)
  10. involucionista adjective /imboluθjoˈnista/: reactionary
  11. involucración noun /imbolukɾaˈθjon/: involvement
  12. involucrado adjective, verb /imboluˈkɾado/: involved
  13. involucral adjective: involucral
  14. involucramiento noun /imbolukɾaˈmjento/: involving, taking part; meddling
  15. involucrando verb [ĩmboluˈkɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of involucrar
  16. involucrándose verb [ĩmboluˈkɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of involucrar combined with se
  17. involucrar verb /imboluˈkɾaɾ/: to involve
  18. involucrarse verb [ĩmboluˈkɾaɾse]: infinitive of involucrar combined with se
  19. involucró noun, verb /imboˈlukɾo/: involucre
  20. involuntariamente adverb /imbolunˌtaɾjaˈmente/: involuntarily
  21. involuntariedad noun: involuntariness
  22. involuntario adjective /imbolunˈtaɾjo/: involuntary, unintentional
  23. involutivo adjective /imboluˈtibo/: reactionary, conservative
  24. invulnerabilidad noun /imbulneɾabiliˈdad/: invulnerability
  25. invulnerable adjective /imbulneˈɾable/: invulnerable
  26. invunchado verb [ĩmbũnʲˈt͡ʃað̞o]
  27. invunchaje noun [ĩmbũnʲˈt͡ʃaxe]
  28. invunchando verb [ĩmbũnʲˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
  29. invunchar verb [ĩmbũnʲˈt͡ʃaɾ]
  30. invunche noun [ĩmˈbũnʲt͡ʃe]: alternative form of imbunche
  31. inyección noun /inʝeɡˈθjon/: injection
  32. inyectable adjective, noun /inʝeɡˈtable/: injectable
  33. inyectado verb /inʝeɡˈtado/: past participle of inyectar
  34. inyectadora noun /inʝeɡtaˈdoɾa/: syringe
  35. inyectando verb [ĩɲʝekˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of inyectar
  36. inyectar verb /inʝeɡˈtaɾ/: to inject
  37. inyectarse verb [ĩɲʝekˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of inyectar combined with se
  38. inyectivo adjective /inʝeɡˈtibo/: injective
  39. inyector adjective, noun /inʝeɡˈtoɾ/: injecting
  40. inyera noun /inˈʝeɾa/: injera
  41. inyungir verb [ĩɲʝũŋˈxiɾ]: injunct
  42. Inza proper noun [ˈĩnsa]
  43. Inzaurralde proper noun [ĩnsawˈral̪d̪e]
  44. Inzunza proper noun [ĩnˈsũnsa]
  45. -io suffix /-jo/: -ium
  46. iodo noun /ˈʝodo/: alternative spelling of yodo
  47. iodopsina noun /ʝodobˈsina/: photopsin, iodopsin
  48. iofobia noun [joˈfoβ̞ja]
  49. ion noun /ˈʝon/: ion (atom or group of atoms bearing an electrical charge)
  50. Ione proper noun /ˈʝone/: a female given name
  51. iónico adjective /iˈoniko/: ionic
  52. ionización noun /ʝoniθaˈθjon/: ionization
  53. ionizado verb /ʝoniˈθado/: past participle of ionizar
  54. ionizador adjective, noun /ʝoniθaˈdoɾ/: ionizing
  55. ionizando verb [joniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ionizar
  56. ionizándose verb [joniˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of ionizar combined with se
  57. ionizante adjective /ʝoniˈθante/: ionising
  58. ionizar verb /ʝoniˈθaɾ/: to ionize
  59. ionizarse verb [joniˈsaɾse]: infinitive of ionizar combined with se
  60. ionómero noun /ʝoˈnomeɾo/: ionomer
  61. ionosfera noun /ʝonosˈfeɾa/: ionosphere
  62. ionosférico adjective: ionospheric
  63. ionotrópico adjective /ʝonoˈtɾopiko/: ionotropic
  64. iora noun [ˈjoɾa]
  65. -ios suffix /-jos/: plural of -io
  66. Iosa proper noun [ˈjosa]
  67. iota noun /iˈota/: iota (Greek letter)
  68. iotacismo noun [jot̪aˈsismo]
  69. iotización noun: iotation
  70. Iowa proper noun /ˈajowa/: Iowa (a state in the Midwestern region of the United States)
  71. iowano adjective, noun /ioˈwano/: Iowan
  72. ióyana noun /ˈʝoʝana/: yojana
  73. ipa interjection, noun [ˈipa]
  74. Ipar proper noun [iˈpaɾ]
  75. Iparraguirre proper noun [iparaˈɣ̞ire]
  76. Iparralde proper noun [ipaˈral̪d̪e]
  77. IPC noun: initialism of índice de precios al consumo (“consumer price index, CPI”)
  78. ipecacuana noun /ipekaˈkwana/: ipecacuanha (plant)
  79. ipecacuana de la Carolina noun: The mayapple.
  80. ipegüe noun /iˈpeɡwe/: tip, gratuity, bonus, especially given away additionally to a purchase
  81. iperita noun /ipeˈɾita/: mustard gas
  82. iPhone noun /aiˈfon/: iPhone
  83. IPIM noun: initialism of índice de precios internos al por mayor (“index of internal wholesale prices”)
  84. Ipiña proper noun [iˈpiɲa]
  85. Ipinza proper noun [iˈpĩnsa]
  86. Ipoh proper noun [iˈpo]
  87. ippon noun: ippon
  88. ipratropio noun: ipratropium
  89. ipsativo adjective: ipsative
  90. ipseidad noun [ipsejˈð̞að̞]
  91. IPSI abbreviation
  92. ipsilateral adjective [ipsilat̪eˈɾal]: ipsilateral
  93. ípsilon noun /ˈibsilon/: upsilon; the Greek letter Υ, υ
  94. ipso facto adverb, phrase /ˌibso ˈfaɡto/: ipso facto
  95. ipso pucho adverb /ˌibso ˈput͡ʃo/: immediately; right away
  96. ipsocéntrico adjective: self-centred
  97. Ipswich proper noun [ipˈswit͡ʃ]
  98. IPv6 noun [ˈipβ̞6]
  99. ique interjection [ˈike]
  100. iqueño adjective, noun /iˈkeɲo/: of, from or relating to Ica
  101. iquichano adjective, noun /ikiˈt͡ʃano/: of, from or relating to Republic of Iquicha (de-facto autonomous state existing from 1821-1839, later incorporated into Peru)
  102. iquide noun [iˈkið̞e]: The Chilean hard fern, Parablechnum cordatum.
  103. iquimite noun: flame coral tree, Erythrina coralloides
  104. Iquique proper noun /iˈkike/: a province of Chile
  105. iquiqueño adjective, noun [ikiˈkeɲo]: of, from or relating to Iquique
  106. iquiteño adjective, noun /ikiˈteɲo/: of, from or relating to Iquitos
  107. Iquitos proper noun /iˈkitos/: Iquitos (a city in Peru)
  108. ir prefix, suffix, verb /ˈiɾ/: to go (away from speaker and listener)
  109. ir a buscar verb: to go get, to fetch
  110. ir a la par phrase, verb /ˌiɾ a la ˈpaɾ/: to go hand in hand
  111. ir a la pesca phrase [ˈiɾ a la ˈpeska]
  112. ir a la yugular phrase [ˈiɾ a la ʝuɣ̞uˈlaɾ]
  113. ir a las casitas phrase [ˈiɾ a las kaˈsit̪as]
  114. ir a más verb: to go up; rise
  115. ir a medias verb: to go halves
  116. ir a menos verb: synonym of venir a menos
  117. ir a misa verb /ˌiɾ a ˈmisa/: to go to Mass (Anglican ceremony), to go to mass (Catholic ceremony), to go to church (Protestant ceremony)
  118. ir a parar verb: to end up (in/at...)
  119. ir a saco verb: to go all out
  120. ir adelante verb: to proceed (literaly, or e.g. in a process)
  121. ir al ajo del asunto verb /ˌiɾ al ˌaxo del aˈsunto/: to cut to the chase, get to the point
  122. ir al bulto verb: (of the bull) to charge straight at the bullfighter
  123. ir al grano phrase, verb /ˌiɾ al ˈɡɾano/: to cut to the chase, to get to the point, to get down to business, to get down to brass tacks, to get to it
  124. ir al muere phrase [ˈiɾ al ˈmweɾe]
  125. ir al tajo verb: to get down to work
  126. ir bien verb: to come along nicely
  127. ir cada uno por su lado verb: to go one's own way
  128. ir como piña phrase [ˈiɾ ˈkomo ˈpiɲa]
  129. ir con la verdad por delante verb: to tell the truth; to be totally honest
  130. ir de verb: to be about
  131. ir de bracero phrase, verb [ˈiɾ ð̞e β̞ɾaˈseɾo]: to walk arm-in-arm
  132. ir de bracete phrase, verb [ˈiɾ ð̞e β̞ɾaˈset̪e]: to walk arm-in-arm
  133. ir de compras verb: to shop, to go shopping
  134. ir de copas verb: to go out for drinks; to go out drinking
  135. ir de cuerpo phrase, verb [ˈiɾ ð̞e ˈkweɾpo]: to move one's bowels
  136. ir de empalmada phrase [ˈiɾ ð̞e ẽmpalˈmað̞a]
  137. ir de estrella verb: to want to be the centre of attention; show off
  138. ir de la mano verb: to go hand in hand, to go hand-in-hand, to go together
  139. ir de mal en peor phrase, verb [ˈiɾ ð̞e ˈmal ẽm peˈoɾ]: to go from bad to worse; to worsen
  140. ir de picos pardos verb: alternative form of irse de picos pardos
  141. ir de primero verb: to lead climb
  142. ir de putas verb: to go whoring; to go to a brothel
  143. ir de segundo verb: to top-rope
  144. ir de shopping phrase [ˈiɾ ð̞e ʃoˈpĩŋ]
  145. ir del bracete verb: to walk arm-in-arm
  146. ir demasiado lejos verb: to go too far
  147. ir en la parada phrase [ˈiɾ ẽn la paˈɾað̞a]
  148. ir en top verb: to top-rope climb
  149. ir para atrás phrase [ˈiɾ ˈpaɾa aˈt̪ɾas]
  150. ir para largo verb: to have a long time to go; to go on for a long time
  151. ir pisando huevos phrase [ˈiɾ piˈsãn̪d̪o ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞os]
  152. ir por la vida verb: to behave; go through life
  153. ir por lana y volver trasquilado verb /ˌiɾ poɾ ˌlana i bolˌbeɾ tɾaskiˈlado/: to backfire (to fail in a manner that brings down further misfortune)
  154. ir por los cerros de Úbeda verb: to beat around the bush (delay or avoid talking about something difficult or unpleasant)
  155. ir por partes phrase [ˈiɾ poɾ ˈpaɾt̪es]
  156. ir preso verb: to go to jail
  157. ir que chuta verb: to be more than enough
  158. ir tirando verb: to get by, to survive, to manage
  159. ir y venir noun: coming and going
  160. ira noun, suffix, verb /ˈiɾa/: anger, ire
  161. Iraburu proper noun [iɾaˈβ̞uɾu]
  162. iraca noun /iˈɾaka/: Panama hat palm
  163. Irache proper noun [iˈɾat͡ʃe]
  164. Iracheta proper noun [iɾaˈt͡ʃet̪a]
  165. iracundia noun [iɾaˈkũn̪d̪ja]: irritability
  166. iracundo adjective /iɾaˈkundo/: short-tempered
  167. Iradier proper noun [iɾaˈð̞jeɾ]
  168. Iraeta proper noun [iɾaˈet̪a]
  169. Irago proper noun [iˈɾaɣ̞o]
  170. Iragorri proper noun [iɾaˈɣ̞ori]
  171. Iraizoz proper noun [iɾajˈsos]
  172. Irak proper noun /iˈɾak/: Iraq (a country in West Asia in the Middle East)
  173. iraki adjective, noun /iˈɾaki/: Iraqi
  174. Irala proper noun [iˈɾala]
  175. Iramain proper noun [iˈɾamãjn]
  176. Irañeta proper noun [iɾaˈɲet̪a]
  177. iraní adjective, noun /iɾaˈni/: Iranian
  178. iraniano adjective, noun /iɾaˈnjano/: Iranian, Irani
  179. iranio adjective /iˈɾanjo/: Iranian
  180. Iranzu proper noun [iˈɾãnsu]
  181. Iraola proper noun [iɾaˈola]
  182. irapuatense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Irapuato, Guanajuato, Mexico
  183. Irapuato proper noun /iɾaˈpwato/: Irapuato (a city and municipality of Guanajuato, Mexico)
  184. Iraq proper noun [iˈɾak]
  185. iraquí adjective, noun /iɾaˈki/: Iraqi
  186. irará noun [iɾaˈɾa]
  187. Irarragorri proper noun [iɾaraˈɣ̞ori]
  188. Irarrázabal proper noun [iɾaˈrasaβ̞al]
  189. Irarrázaval proper noun [iɾaˈrasaβ̞al]
  190. irascente adjective [iɾaˈsẽn̪t̪e]
  191. irascibilidad noun /iɾasθibiliˈdad/: irascibility
  192. irascible adjective /iɾasˈθible/: irascible
  193. Irastorza proper noun [iɾasˈt̪oɾsa]
  194. Irazábal proper noun /iɾaˈθabal/: a surname from Basque
  195. Irazoqui proper noun [iɾaˈsoki]
  196. Irazu proper noun [iˈɾasu]
  197. Irazusta proper noun [iɾaˈsust̪a]
  198. Irbid proper noun [iɾˈβ̞ið̞]
  199. irbis noun /ˈiɾbis/: snow leopard
  200. Ircio proper noun [ˈiɾsjo]
  201. IrDA noun [ˈiɾð̞a]
  202. iré suffix, verb /iˈɾe/: Suffix indicating the first-person singular future indicative of -ir verbs.
  203. Iregui proper noun [iˈɾeɣ̞i]
  204. Irene proper noun /iˈɾene/: a female given name from Ancient Greek
  205. Ireneo proper noun /iɾeˈneo/: a male given name
  206. irénico adjective /iˈɾeniko/: irenic
  207. irenismo noun /iɾeˈnismo/: irenicism
  208. ires noun /ˈiɾes/: only used in ires y venires
  209. Ireta proper noun [iˈɾet̪a]
  210. irguiendo verb [iɾˈɣ̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of erguir
  211. irguiéndose verb [iɾˈɣ̞jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of erguir combined with se
  212. Iriart proper noun [iˈɾjaɾt̪]
  213. Iriarte proper noun [iˈɾjaɾt̪e]
  214. Iribar proper noun [iɾiˈβ̞aɾ]
  215. Iribarne proper noun [iɾiˈβ̞aɾne]
  216. Iribarren proper noun [iɾiˈβ̞arẽn]
  217. Iribas proper noun [iˈɾiβ̞as]
  218. Iribe proper noun [iˈɾiβ̞e]
  219. Iriberri proper noun [iɾiˈβ̞eri]
  220. iridácea noun: any plant in the Iridaceae family
  221. iridio noun /iˈɾidjo/: iridium
  222. iridiscencia noun /iɾidisˈθenθja/: iridescence
  223. iridiscente adjective /iɾidisˈθente/: iridescent
  224. iridoide noun: iridoid
  225. iridología noun /iɾidoloˈxia/: iridology
  226. Irigaray proper noun [iɾiɣ̞aˈɾaj]
  227. Irigoin proper noun [iˈɾiɣ̞õjn]
  228. irigote noun /iɾiˈɡote/: an overreaction
  229. Irigoy Artea phrase [iɾiˈɣ̞oj aɾˈt̪ea]
  230. Irigoyen proper noun /iɾiˈɡoʝen/: a surname from Basque
  231. Irimo proper noun [iˈɾimo]
  232. Irina proper noun /iˈɾina/: a female given name from Russian
  233. Iriondo proper noun [iˈɾjõn̪d̪o]
  234. iris noun /ˈiɾis/: iris
  235. irisación noun [iɾisaˈsjõn]: irisation
  236. irisado adjective, verb /iɾiˈsado/: rainbowlike, rainbow-colored
  237. irisando verb [iɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of irisar
  238. irisar verb /iɾiˈsaɾ/: to be iridescent
  239. Irisarri proper noun [iɾiˈsari]
  240. Irivarren proper noun [iɾiˈβ̞arẽn]
  241. Irizar proper noun [iɾiˈsaɾ]
  242. Irizarry proper noun /iɾiˈθari/: a surname from Basque
  243. Irkutsk proper noun [iɾˈkuk͡ǀ]
  244. irl. abbreviation [iɾlãn̪ˈd̪es]
  245. irlanda noun /iɾˈlanda/: a fabric of Irish wool
  246. irlandés adjective, noun /iɾlanˈdes/: Irish (from or native to Ireland)
  247. irlandés antiguo noun, phrase [iɾlãn̪ˈd̪es ãn̪ˈt̪iɣ̞wo]: Old Irish (language)
  248. Irma proper noun /ˈiɾma/: a female given name, equivalent to English Irma
  249. irmandiño adjective, noun: a member of any of the brotherhoods which revolted against nobility in 15th century Galicia
  250. iro noun /ˈiɾo/: a Mohawk hairstyle
  251. ironía noun /iɾoˈnia/: irony
  252. ironías de la vida adverb /iɾoˌnias de la ˈbida/: ironically
  253. irónicamente adverb /iˌɾonikaˈmente/: ironically; with irony
  254. irónico adjective /iˈɾoniko/: ironic
  255. ironista noun: ironist
  256. ironizado verb /iɾoniˈθado/: past participle of ironizar
  257. ironizando verb [iɾoniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ironizar
  258. ironizar verb [iɾoniˈsaɾ]: to speak with irony
  259. iroqués adjective, noun /iɾoˈkes/: Iroquois (a person belonging to an Iroquois tribe of North America)
  260. IRPF abbreviation, noun [ˈiɾpf]: initialism of Impuesto sobre la Renta de las Personas Físicas, a personal income tax in Spain
  261. irracionable adjective [irasjoˈnaβ̞le]
  262. irracional adjective /iraθjoˈnal/: irrational, absurd
  263. irracionalidad noun /iraθjonaliˈdad/: irrationality
  264. irracionalismo noun /iraθjonaˈlismo/: irrationalism
  265. irracionalista adjective: irrationalist
  266. irracionalmente adverb /iraθjoˌnalˈmente/: irrationally
  267. irradiación noun: irradiation
  268. irradiado verb /iraˈdjado/: past participle of irradiar
  269. irradiador adjective, noun /iradjaˈdoɾ/: radiator
  270. irradiancia noun /iraˈdjanθja/: irradiance
  271. irradiando verb [iraˈð̞jãn̪d̪o]: gerund of irradiar
  272. irradiante adjective /iraˈdjante/: irradiating
  273. irradiar verb /iraˈdjaɾ/: to irradiate
  274. irrastreable adjective: untraceable
  275. Irrazabal proper noun [irasaˈβ̞al]
  276. irrazonable adjective [irasoˈnaβ̞le]: unreasonable
  277. irrazonablemente adverb: unreasonably
  278. irreal adjective /ireˈal/: unreal
  279. irrealidad noun /irealiˈdad/: unreality
  280. irrealista adjective: unrealistic
  281. irrealizable adjective /irealiˈθable/: unrealizable
  282. irrealmente adverb /iˌrealˈmente/: unreally
  283. irrebatible adjective [ireβ̞aˈt̪iβ̞le]: irrefutable, unassailable, indisputable
  284. irrechazable adjective: unrejectable
  285. irreconciliable adjective /irekonθiˈljable/: irreconcilable
  286. irreconocible adjective /irekonoˈθible/: unrecognizable
  287. irrecuperable adjective [irekupeˈɾaβ̞le]: irrecuperable
  288. irrecurrible adjective [irekuˈriβ̞le]
  289. irrecusable adjective: irrecusable, unquestionable
  290. irredargüible adjective [ireð̞aɾˈɣ̞wiβ̞le]
  291. irredentismo noun /iredenˈtismo/: irredentism (doctrine advocating annexation of foreign land by country with historic links)
  292. irredentista adjective, noun /iredenˈtista/: irredentist
  293. irredento adjective /ireˈdento/: not redeemed
  294. irredimible adjective /irediˈmible/: irredeemable
  295. irreducibilidad noun: irreducibility
  296. irreducible adjective /ireduˈθible/: irreducible
  297. irreductibilidad noun /ireduɡtibiliˈdad/: irreducibility
  298. irreductible adjective /ireduɡˈtible/: irreducible
  299. irreductiblemente adverb: irreducibly

Part 16 · Part 18 · 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.