Spanish words: idiotizar to iluminismo

Spanish words idiotizar to iluminismo

1. idiotizar verb /idjotiˈθaɾ/: to idiotize (to make or become idiotic)
2. idiotizarse verb [ið̞jot̪iˈsaɾse]: infinitive of idiotizar combined with se
3. ídisch noun /ˈidiʃ/: alternative form of yidis (“Yiddish”)
4. idish noun /ˈidiʃ/: alternative form of yidis
5. idishe adjective [iˈð̞ise]
6. idishe mame phrase [iˈð̞ise ˈmame]
7. ídishñol noun /ˌidiʃˈɲol/: an informal language blending elements of Spanish and Yiddish
8. idista noun: Idist
9. ido adjective, noun, suffix, verb /ˈido/: away with the fairies; absent-minded
10. Idoate proper noun [ið̞oˈat̪e]
11. idolatra adjective, verb [iˈð̞olat̪ɾa]: idolatrous
12. idolatrado adjective, verb /idolaˈtɾado/: idolized, lionized
13. idolatrando verb [ið̞olaˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of idolatrar
14. idolatrar verb /idolaˈtɾaɾ/: to idolize
15. idolatría noun /idolaˈtɾia/: idolatry (the worship of idols)
16. idolátrico adjective [ið̞oˈlat̪ɾiko]: idolatrous
17. ídolo noun /ˈidolo/: idol
18. ídolo oculado phrase [ˈið̞olo okuˈlað̞o]
19. idolopeya noun /idoloˈpeʝa/: eidolopoeia
20. idomia noun /iˈdomja/: alternative form of idioma
21. idoneidad noun /idoneiˈdad/: appropriateness, suitability, ideality
22. idóneo adjective /iˈdoneo/: suitable, fitting
23. -idor suffix /iˈdoɾ/: form of -dor attached to -ir verb stems; forms (usually agent) nouns and adjectives
24. idos adjective, noun, suffix, verb /ˈidos/: rare form of idus
25. idosa noun: idose
26. idoxuridina noun /idoɡsuɾiˈdina/: idoxuridine
27. idrisí adjective, noun /idɾiˈsi/: Idrisid
28. Idrogo proper noun /iˈdɾoɡo/: a surname
29. Iduarte proper noun [iˈð̞waɾt̪e]
30. idumeo adjective, noun /iduˈmeo/: Idumean
31. -idura suffix /iˈduɾa/: alternative form of -dura
32. iduronidasa noun: iduronidase
33. idus noun /ˈidus/: ides
34. IECA noun: initialism of inhibidor de la enzima convertidora de angiotensina (“ACE inhibitor”)
35. -iega suffix /-ˈjeɡa/: female equivalent of -iego
36. -iegas suffix [ˈjeɣ̞as]: feminine plural of -iego
37. -iego suffix /-ˈjeɡo/: forms adjectives from nouns and verbs, often indicating a relation, belonging, or origin
38. -iegos suffix [ˈjeɣ̞os]: masculine plural of -iego
39. -iencia suffix [ˈjẽnsja]
40. -iendo suffix [ˈjẽn̪d̪o]: ending indicating the gerund of verbs that have a nonpalatal consonant before -er or -ir in the infinitive form; i.e., the suffix -ing in English
41. -ienta suffix /-ˈjenta/: feminine singular of -iento
42. -ientas suffix /-ˈjentas/: feminine plural of -iento
43. -iente suffix /-ˈjente/: forms adjectives and nouns from verbs, particularly verbs in -er and -ir
44. -iento suffix /ˈjento/: forms adjectives from nouns and verbs, often condition or state
45. -ientos suffix /-ˈjentos/: masculine plural of -iento
46. IEP noun: plan educativo individualizado; IEP.
47. -ieron suffix: Suffix indicating the third-person plural indicative preterite of -er and -ir verbs.
48. IES abbreviation, noun, suffix /ˈies/: initialism of Instituto de Educación Secundaria (“institute of secondary education”), equivalent to high school + college in the UK
49. Ieso proper noun [ˈjeso]
50. ietsista adjective, noun: Ietsist
51. Ife proper noun [ˈife]
52. -ífero suffix /ˈifeɾo/: -iferous
53. -ificar suffix /ifiˈkaɾ/: -ify, -fy (forms verbs with the meaning of to turn into, to transform into)
54. Ifigenia proper noun /ifiˈxenja/: Iphigenia (Greek hero)
55. ifosfamida noun: ifosfamide
56. IFR abbreviation [ˈifɾ]
57. ifrit noun /iˈfɾit/: ifrit
58. IG noun /ˌi ˈxe/: a user account belonging to Instagram.
59. Igal proper noun [iˈɣ̞al]
60. Igara proper noun [iˈɣ̞aɾa]
61. Igartiburu proper noun [iɣ̞aɾt̪iˈβ̞uɾu]
62. Igartua proper noun [iˈɣ̞aɾt̪wa]
63. Igarza proper noun [iˈɣ̞aɾsa]
64. Igarzabal proper noun [iɣ̞aɾsaˈβ̞al]
65. igbo adjective, noun /ˈiɡbo/: Igbo
66. IGBT abbreviation
67. Igea proper noun [iˈxea]
68. ig̲ey noun [iˈŋej]
69. IGIC abbreviation, noun: acronym of impuesto general indirecto canario (“value added tax”)
70. iglesia noun /iˈɡlesja/: church
71. iglesia catedral noun: cathedral church
72. Iglesia católica phrase [iˈɣ̞lesja kaˈt̪olika]
73. Iglesia Ortodoxa phrase [iˈɣ̞lesja oɾt̪oˈð̞oksa]
74. iglesia parroquial noun: parish church
75. iglú noun /iˈɡlu/: igloo (inuit snow house)
76. IGN abbreviation [ˈiɣ̞n]
77. Ignacia proper noun [iɣ̞ˈnasja]
78. ignaciano adjective: Ignatian
79. Ignacio proper noun /iɡˈnaθjo/: a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Ignatius
80. ignaro adjective /iɡˈnaɾo/: uninformed, ignorant
81. ignavia noun [iɣ̞ˈnaβ̞ja]
82. ígneo adjective /ˈiɡneo/: igneous
83. ignicida adjective [iɣ̞niˈsið̞a]
84. ignición noun /iɡniˈθjon/: ignition
85. ignífero adjective [iɣ̞ˈnifeɾo]
86. ignífluo adjective: ignifluous
87. ignífugo adjective, noun /iɡˈnifuɡo/: fireproof (something that protects against fire)
88. ignimbrita noun /iɡnimˈbɾita/: ignimbrite
89. ignito adjective: ignite; afire
90. ignitor noun [iɣ̞niˈt̪oɾ]
91. ignominia noun /iɡnoˈminja/: ignominy
92. ignominiar verb [iɣ̞nomiˈnjaɾ]
93. ignominiosamente adverb /iɡnomiˌnjosaˈmente/: ignominiously
94. ignominioso adjective /iɡnomiˈnjoso/: ignominious
95. ignorado verb /iɡnoˈɾado/: past participle of ignorar
96. ignorancia noun /iɡnoˈɾanθja/: ignorance
97. ignorancia del derecho noun: ignorance of the law
98. ignorando verb [iɣ̞noˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ignorar
99. ignorante adjective, noun /iɡnoˈɾante/: ignorant
100. ignoranza noun [iɣ̞noˈɾãnsa]
101. ignorar verb /iɡnoˈɾaɾ/: to not know, be ignorant of
102. ignosticismo noun [iɣ̞nost̪iˈsismo]: ignosticism
103. ignoto adjective /iɡˈnoto/: unknown
104. Igoa proper noun [iˈɣ̞oa]
105. Igor proper noun [iˈɣ̞oɾ]
106. iguado verb [iˈɣ̞wað̞o]
107. igual adjective, adverb, noun /iˈɡwal/: equal, same
108. igual a conjunction: proscribed form of igual que
109. igual que conjunction: synonym of al igual que
110. iguala noun, verb /iɡwaˈla/: equalization, matching
111. igualable adjective: equalable
112. igualación noun /iɡwalaˈθjon/: leveling
113. igualada adjective, noun, verb /iɡwaˈlada/: equalizer
114. igualadino adjective, noun [iɣ̞walaˈð̞ino]: of, from or relating to Igualada
115. igualado adjective, verb /iɡwaˈlado/: overly familiar, forward
116. igualador adjective, noun /iɡwalaˈdoɾ/: equalizing
117. igualamiento noun [iɣ̞walaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
118. igualando verb [iɣ̞waˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of igualar
119. igualándose verb [iɣ̞waˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of igualar combined with se
120. igualante adjective [iɣ̞waˈlãn̪t̪e]
121. igualanza noun [iɣ̞waˈlãnsa]
122. igualar verb /iɡwaˈlaɾ/: to make equal
123. igualarse verb [iɣ̞waˈlaɾse]: infinitive of igualar combined with se
124. igualatorio adjective, noun [iɣ̞walaˈt̪oɾjo]
125. igualdad noun /iɡwalˈdad/: equality
126. igualeza noun [iɣ̞waˈlesa]
127. igualitariamente adverb: equally
128. igualitario adjective /iɡwaliˈtaɾjo/: egalitarian, equal
129. igualitarismo noun [iɣ̞walit̪aˈɾismo]: egalitarianism
130. igualitarista adjective, noun /iɡwalitaˈɾista/: egalitarianist
131. igualitico adjective /iɡwaliˈtiko/: diminutive of igual
132. igualito adjective /iɡwaˈlito/: diminutive of igual, exactly the same
133. igualmente adverb, interjection /iˌɡwalˈmente/: equally
134. igualón adjective [iɣ̞waˈlõn]
135. igualteco adjective [iɣ̞wal̪ˈt̪eko]
136. iguana noun /iˈɡwana/: iguana
137. iguana verde noun: green iguana, Iguana iguana
138. iguando verb [iˈɣ̞wãn̪d̪o]
139. iguánido adjective [iˈɣ̞wanið̞o]
140. iguanodón noun [iɣ̞wanoˈð̞õn]
141. iguanodonte noun /iˌɡwanoˈdonte/: iguanodont
142. iguanodontiano noun /iɡwanodonˈtjano/: iguanodontian
143. iguanodóntido noun: iguanodontid
144. iguar verb [iˈɣ̞waɾ]
145. Iguarán proper noun [iˈɣ̞waɾãn]
146. iguarandi noun [iɣ̞waˈɾãn̪d̪i]
147. iguarugu noun [iɣ̞waˈɾuɣ̞u]
148. iguasa noun: whistling duck
149. iguaza común phrase [iˈɣ̞wasa koˈmũn]
150. iguazo adjective [iˈɣ̞waso]
151. Iguazú proper noun: Iguazu (river)
152. iguazuense adjective [iɣ̞waˈswẽnse]
153. igüedo noun [iˈɣ̞weð̞o]
154. Igueldo proper noun [iˈɣ̞el̪d̪o]
155. Iguiñiz proper noun [iɣ̞iˈɲis]
156. Iguña proper noun [iˈɣ̞uɲa]
157. igur noun [iˈɣ̞uɾ]
158. IGV noun: acronym of impuesto general a las ventas (“VAT (value added tax)”)
159. ihram noun [iˈrãm]
160. ihuelle noun [iˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eʝe]
161. -ija suffix [ˈixa]
162. ijada noun /iˈxada/: synonym of ijar, side (region between the ribcage and the hip)
163. ijadeado verb /ixadeˈado/: past participle of ijadear
164. ijadeando verb [ixað̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
165. ijadear verb [ixað̞eˈaɾ]
166. ijal noun [iˈxal]
167. ijar noun /iˈxaɾ/: flank, side, region between the ribcage and the hip in mammals
168. ijillo noun /iˈxiʝo/: death odor; human cadaveric odor
169. -ijo suffix /ˈixo/: attached to verb stems to form nouns, sometimes denoting instruments or the result of an action
170. íjole interjection /ˈixole/: alternative form of híjole
171. ijshidí adjective, noun: Ikhshidid
172. ikastola noun [ikasˈt̪ola]: Basque-language school
173. ikbala noun [ikˈβ̞ala]
174. ikchina noun [ikˈt͡ʃina]
175. ikebana noun [ikeˈβ̞ana]
176. ikigái noun [ikiˈɣ̞aj]
177. ikindi noun [iˈkĩn̪d̪i]
178. ikurriña noun /ikuˈriɲa/: ikurriña
179. -il suffix /ˈil/: -ile (indicating relation or pertaining to)
180. Ilabaca proper noun [ilaˈβ̞aka]
181. ilacerable adjective [ilaseˈɾaβ̞le]
182. ilacerado adjective [ilaseˈɾað̞o]
183. ilación noun /ilaˈθjon/: connection; link
184. ilamacoa noun [ilamaˈkoa]
185. Ilán proper noun [iˈlãn]
186. Ilari proper noun [iˈlaɾi]
187. Ilaria proper noun [iˈlaɾja]
188. Ilario proper noun [iˈlaɾjo]
189. Ilarregui proper noun [ilaˈreɣ̞i]
190. ilativo adjective [ilaˈt̪iβ̞o]
191. Ilave proper noun /iˈlabe/: a district of El Collao province, Peru
192. Ilda proper noun /ˈilda/: a female given name, equivalent to English Hilda
193. Ildefonso proper noun /ildeˈfonso/: a male given name from Gothic
194. ILE noun /ˈile/: acronym of interrupción legal del embarazo (“legal termination of pregnancy”), an induced abortion
195. ilegal adjective, noun /ileˈɡal/: illegal, unlawful
196. ilegalidad noun /ileɡaliˈdad/: illegality
197. ilegalísimo adjective [ileɣ̞aˈlisimo]
198. ilegalismo noun /ileɡaˈlismo/: illegalism
199. ilegalización noun /ileɡaliθaˈθjon/: illegalization, outlawing, outlawness
200. ilegalizado verb /ileɡaliˈθado/: past participle of ilegalizar
201. ilegalizando verb [ileɣ̞aliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ilegalizar
202. ilegalizar verb /ileɡaliˈθaɾ/: to illegalize/illegalise, outlaw
203. ilegalmente adverb [ileˌɣ̞alˈmẽn̪t̪e]: illegally
204. ilegibilidad noun /ilexibiliˈdad/: illegibility
205. ilegible adjective /ileˈxible/: illegible
206. ilegiblemente adverb [ileˌxiβ̞leˈmẽn̪t̪e]
207. ilegitimado verb [ilexit̪iˈmað̞o]: past participle of ilegitimar
208. ilegítimamente adverb: illegitimately
209. ilegitimando verb [ilexit̪iˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ilegitimar
210. ilegitimar verb /ilexitiˈmaɾ/: to ban; outlaw
211. ilegitimidad noun /ilexitimiˈdad/: illegitimacy
212. ilegítimo adjective, verb /ileˈxitimo/: illegitimate
213. íleo noun, prefix /ˈileo/: ileo-
214. ileoanal adjective /ileoaˈnal/: ileoanal
215. ileocecal adjective /ileoθeˈkal/: ileocaecal
216. ileocólico adjective /ileoˈkoliko/: ileocolic
217. íleon noun /ˈileon/: ileum
218. ileostomía noun /ileostoˈmia/: ileostomy
219. ilercavón adjective [ileɾkaˈβ̞õn]
220. Ilerda proper noun [iˈleɾð̞a]
221. ilerdense adjective, noun [ileɾˈð̞ẽnse]: of, from or relating to Lérida
222. ilergete adjective, noun: Ilergete
223. -iles suffix [ˈiles]
224. ileso adjective /iˈleso/: unharmed
225. iletrado adjective, noun /ileˈtɾado/: illiterate
226. Ilhuicamina proper noun [ilwikaˈmina]
227. Ilia proper noun [ˈilja]
228. ilíaco adjective, noun /iˈljako/: alternative form of ilíaco
229. Ilíada proper noun: Iliad (ancient Greek epic poem about the Trojan War)
230. iliberal adjective /ilibeˈɾal/: illiberal
231. iliberalismo noun /ilibeɾaˈlismo/: illiberalism
232. iliberitano adjective [iliβ̞eɾiˈt̪ano]
233. ilícitamente adverb: illicitly
234. ilicitano adjective, noun /iliθiˈtano/: of, from or relating to Elche
235. ilícito adjective, noun /iˈliθito/: illicit
236. ilicitud noun /iliθiˈtud/: illegality, unlawfulness
237. iliense adjective [iˈljẽnse]
238. ilimitadamente adverb: in an unlimited way; without limit
239. ilimitado adjective /ilimiˈtado/: unlimited, boundless
240. ilingofobia noun [ilĩŋgoˈfoβ̞ja]
241. ilinoisiano adjective, noun /ilinoiˈsjano/: Illinoisan (of, from or relating to the state of Illinois, United States)
242. ilio noun, prefix /ˈiljo/: ilio-
243. iliohipogástrico adjective: iliohypogastric
244. ilioinguinal adjective: ilioinguinal
245. iliolumbar adjective /iljolumˈbaɾ/: iliolumbar
246. ilion noun /ˈiljon/: ilium
247. iliopsoas noun [iljopˈsoas]
248. iliotibial adjective /iljotiˈbjal/: iliotibial
249. iliquidez noun /ilikiˈdeθ/: illiquidity
250. ilíquido adjective /iˈlikido/: illiquid
251. ilírico adjective, noun /iˈliɾiko/: Illyrian
252. ilirio adjective, noun /iˈliɾjo/: Illyrian
253. ilita noun /iˈlita/: illite
254. iliturgitano adjective [ilit̪uɾxiˈt̪ano]
255. -illa suffix /ˈiʝa/: added to feminine nouns to denote a diminutive form
256. Illán proper noun [iˈʝãn]
257. Illanes proper noun [iˈʝanes]
258. Illapel proper noun /iʝaˈpel/: Illapel (a commune and city in Illapel, Chile)
259. Illarra proper noun [iˈʝara]
260. Illarramendi proper noun [iʝaraˈmẽn̪d̪i]
261. -illas suffix [ˈiʝas]
262. Illeta proper noun [iˈʝet̪a]
263. illícola adjective [iˈʝikola]
264. illinés adjective, noun /iʝiˈnes/: Illinois, Illinese
265. Illinois proper noun /iliˈnoi/: Illinois (a state of the United States, named for the people)
266. illita noun /iˈʝita/: illite
267. illo interjection, noun, suffix /ˈiʝo/: used to address a child; hey kid!
268. -illón suffix /iˈʝon/: -illion
269. illos noun, suffix [ˈiʝos]: plural of illo
270. Illumbe proper noun [iˈʝũmbe]
271. illuminati adjective [ilumiˈnat̪i]
272. ilmenita noun /ilmeˈnita/: ilmenite
273. -ilo suffix /ˈilo/: -yl
274. Ilobasco proper noun /iloˈbasko/: a town in Cabañas department, El Salvador
275. ilocalizable adjective /ilokaliˈθable/: unreachable, unlocatable
276. ilocano adjective, noun /iloˈkano/: Ilocano
277. ilocutivo adjective /ilokuˈtibo/: illocutive
278. ilógicamente adverb: illogically
279. ilógico adjective /iˈloxiko/: illogical
280. ilongo adjective, noun /iˈlonɡo/: Ilonggo
281. ilopaneco adjective, noun /ilopaˈneko/: of, from or relating to Ilopango
282. Ilopango proper noun /iloˈpanɡo/: Ilopango (a town in San Salvador department, El Salvador)
283. ilota noun [iˈlot̪a]: helot
284. ilotismo noun: helotism
285. ilu noun /ˈilu/: clipping of ilusión
286. iludido verb /iluˈdido/: past participle of iludir
287. iludiendo verb [iluˈð̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of iludir
288. iludir verb /iluˈdiɾ/: to deceive
289. iluminación noun /iluminaˈθjon/: illumination
290. iluminadamente adverb [ilumiˌnað̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
291. iluminado adjective, noun, verb /ilumiˈnado/: lit, illuminated
292. iluminador adjective, noun /iluminaˈdoɾ/: illuminating
293. iluminancia noun: illuminance
294. iluminando verb [ilumiˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of iluminar
295. iluminante noun /ilumiˈnante/: illuminant
296. iluminar verb /ilumiˈnaɾ/: to illuminate
297. iluminarse verb [ilumiˈnaɾse]: infinitive of iluminar combined with se
298. iluminársele la bombilla verb /ilumiˌnaɾsele la bomˈbiʝa/: synonym of encendérsele el bombillo
299. iluminativo adjective /iluminaˈtibo/: illuminative
300. iluminismo noun /ilumiˈnismo/: illumination

Part 1 · Part 3 · 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.