Spanish words: j to jamonada

Spanish words j to jamonada

1. j letter /x/: The tenth letter of the Spanish alphabet, written in the Latin script.
2. j*der interjection, verb /xoˈdeɾ/: censored spelling of joder
3. ja interjection /ˈxa/: representation of laughter, ha
4. ja ja ja interjection /xaxaˈxa/: Ha ha ha
5. jab noun [ˈʝaβ̞]: jab
6. jaba noun /ˈxaba/: crate (for transporting bottles or cans)
7. Jabad proper noun: Chabad (Chabad-Lubavitch Chassidism)
8. jabado adjective /xaˈbado/: alternative form of habado
9. jabalcón noun /xabalˈkon/: a kind of brace
10. jabalconado verb [xaβ̞alkoˈnað̞o]
11. jabalconando verb [xaβ̞alkoˈnãn̪d̪o]
12. jabalí noun /xabaˈli/: wild boar
13. jabalí enano noun: The pygmy hog, Porcula salvania.
14. jabalina noun /xabaˈlina/: javelin
15. jabalinista noun: javelin thrower
16. jabalonado verb [xaβ̞aloˈnað̞o]
17. jabalonando verb [xaβ̞aloˈnãn̪d̪o]
18. jabao adjective, noun: mixed-race, having light skin and curly hair
19. jabardeado verb [xaβ̞aɾð̞eˈað̞o]
20. jabardeando verb [xaβ̞aɾð̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
21. jabardo noun [xaˈβ̞aɾð̞o]
22. Jabárovsk proper noun [xaˈβ̞aɾoβ̞sk]: Khabarovsk (a city in Russia)
23. jabato adjective, noun [xaˈβ̞at̪o]: ballsy; bold
24. jabeba noun /xaˈbeba/: A type of flute intended to imitate the sound of an organ; used predominantly by Moriscos in medieval Spain.
25. jábega noun /ˈxabeɡa/: trawler
26. jabegote adjective [xaβ̞eˈɣ̞ot̪e]
27. jabelgado verb [xaβ̞elˈɣ̞að̞o]
28. jabelgando verb [xaβ̞elˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
29. jabelgar verb [xaβ̞elˈɣ̞aɾ]
30. jabeque noun /xaˈbeke/: xebec
31. jabera noun [xaˈβ̞eɾa]
32. Jabes proper noun [ˈxaβ̞es]
33. jabillo noun /xaˈbiʝo/: sandbox tree; jabillo
34. jabín noun /xaˈbin/: Florida fishpoison tree (Piscidia piscipula)
35. jabino noun [xaˈβ̞ino]
36. jabirú noun /xabiˈɾu/: jabiru
37. jabolina noun: detergent
38. jabón noun /xaˈbon/: soap; a bar of soap
39. jabón de Castilla noun /xaˌbon de kasˈtiʝa/: Castile soap
40. jabón de Marsella noun: Marseille soap
41. jabonado verb /xaboˈnado/: past participle of jabonar
42. jabonador adjective [xaβ̞onaˈð̞oɾ]
43. jabonadura noun /xabonaˈduɾa/: soaping
44. jabonando verb [xaβ̞oˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jabonar
45. jabonándose verb [xaβ̞oˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of jabonar combined with se
46. jabonar verb /xaboˈnaɾ/: to soap up; to lather
47. jabonarse verb [xaβ̞oˈnaɾse]: infinitive of jabonar combined with se
48. jaboncillo noun: decorative soap
49. jaboneado verb [xaβ̞oneˈað̞o]
50. jaboneando verb [xaβ̞oneˈãn̪d̪o]
51. jaboneándose verb [xaβ̞oneˈãn̪d̪ose]
52. jabonearse verb [xaβ̞oneˈaɾse]
53. jabonera adjective, noun /xaboˈneɾa/: soap dish
54. jabonería noun: soapmaking
55. jabonero adjective, noun /xaboˈneɾo/: soap
56. jabonero de la China noun: golden rain tree (Koelreuteria)
57. jabonete noun /xaboˈnete/: scented soap
58. jabonoso adjective /xaboˈnoso/: soapy
59. jaborandi noun /xaboˈɾandi/: jaborandi
60. jabrido verb [xaˈβ̞ɾið̞o]
61. jabriendo verb [xaˈβ̞ɾjẽn̪d̪o]
62. jabuticaba noun: jaboticaba
63. jaca noun, verb /ˈxaka/: pony
64. jacal noun /xaˈkal/: jacal
65. jacaleado verb [xakaleˈað̞o]
66. jacaleando verb [xakaleˈãn̪d̪o]
67. jacalero adjective, noun: jacal
68. jacalteco adjective, noun /xakalˈteko/: Jakaltek
69. jacamar noun: jacamar
70. jacamará noun /xakamaˈɾa/: jacamar
71. jácara adjective, noun /ˈxakaɾa/: a kind of short light-hearted or satirical play or song, historically performed during the entr'acte
72. jacarandá adjective, noun /xakaɾanˈda/: jacaranda
73. jacarando adjective, noun [xakaˈɾãn̪d̪o]: jácara
74. jacarandoso adjective /xakaɾanˈdoso/: happy; high-spirited
75. jacaratal noun [xakaɾaˈt̪al]
76. jacarate noun [xakaˈɾat̪e]
77. jacareado verb [xakaɾeˈað̞o]
78. jacareando verb [xakaɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
79. jácaro adjective, noun [ˈxakaɾo]
80. jacau noun /ˈxakau/: har gow
81. jácena noun /ˈxaθena/: girder
82. jacetano adjective, noun /xaθeˈtano/: of, from or relating to Jaca
83. jachapuri noun /xat͡ʃaˈpuɾi/: khachapuri
84. jachís noun: alternative form of hachís
85. jachkar noun /xat͡ʃˈkaɾ/: khachkar
86. jacho adjective, noun [ˈxat͡ʃo]: silly; dumb; thick
87. Jacinta proper noun /xaˈθinta/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Jacinto, equivalent to English Hyacinth
88. jacinto noun /xaˈθinto/: hyacinth
89. jacinto comoso noun: tassel hyacinth (Muscari comosum)
90. jacinto de agua noun: water hyacinth
91. jacinto de los bosques noun: bluebell (Hyacinthoides)
92. Jackeline proper noun [xakeˈline]
93. jacker noun /ʀ̥akˈker/: alternative form of jáquer
94. jackfruit noun: jackfruit
95. jacks noun /ˈʝaɡs/: jacks; knucklebones; jackstones
96. Jackson proper noun [ˈxaksõn]
97. jacksoniano adjective, noun /ʝaɡsoˈnjano/: Jacksonian
98. Jacksonville proper noun [xaksõmˈbiʝe]
99. Jacky proper noun /ˈʝaki/: a diminutive of the female given name Jacqueline
100. Jacmel proper noun: Jacmel (a port town, commune, and capital of Sud-Est department, Haiti)
101. jaco noun, verb /ˈxako/: small horse
102. Jacob proper noun /xaˈkob/: Jacob (one of the sons of Isaac and Rebecca, and twin brother of Esau; father of the Israelites (Jews and Samaritans) by 12 sons by 4 consorts, most...
103. Jacoba proper noun [xaˈkoβ̞a]
104. jacobeño adjective, noun /xakoˈbeɲo/: of, from or relating to Garabito (canton of Costa Rica)
105. jacobeo adjective: of James; James's
106. jacobiano adjective, noun [xakoˈβ̞jano]: Jacobian
107. jacobinismo noun: Jacobinism
108. jacobino adjective, noun /xakoˈbino/: Jacobin
109. jacobita adjective, noun /xakoˈbita/: Jacobite
110. Jacobo proper noun /xaˈkobo/: James, the son of Zebedee in the Bible
111. Jacqueline proper noun /ʝakeˈlin/: a female given name
112. jactación noun: boastfulness; bragging
113. jactado verb /xaɡˈtado/: past participle of jactar
114. jactancia noun /xaɡˈtanθja/: boastfulness; bragging
115. jactanciosamente adverb [xakt̪ãnˌsjosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: boastfully
116. jactancioso adjective, noun /xaɡtanˈθjoso/: braggart
117. jactando verb [xakˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jactar
118. jactándose verb [xakˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of jactar combined with se
119. jactar verb /xaɡˈtaɾ/: to move or shake
120. jactarse verb [xakˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of jactar combined with se
121. jactivismo noun [xakt̪iˈβ̞ismo]
122. jactura noun [xakˈt̪uɾa]
123. jaculatoria adjective, noun [xakulaˈt̪oɾja]: feminine singular of jaculatorio
124. jaculatorio adjective [xakulaˈt̪oɾjo]: abrupt, fleeting
125. jáculo noun /ˈxakulo/: a dart; a short, thin lance
126. jacuzzi noun [ʝaˈkusi]: hot tub, jacuzzi
127. jada noun [ˈxað̞a]
128. jade noun /ˈxade/: jade
129. jadeado verb /xadeˈado/: past participle of jadear
130. jadeando verb [xað̞eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jadear
131. jadeante adjective /xadeˈante/: panting, gasping
132. jadear verb /xadeˈaɾ/: to gasp, pant, wheeze, puff
133. jadeíta noun /xadeˈita/: jadeite
134. jadeo noun, verb /xaˈdeo/: a pant; a gasp
135. jadiado verb [xaˈð̞jað̞o]
136. jadiando verb [xaˈð̞jãn̪d̪o]
137. jadiar verb [xaˈð̞jaɾ]
138. jadiz noun /xaˈdiθ/: alternative form of hadiz
139. Jadue proper noun [ˈxað̞we]
140. jaeces noun: plural of jaez
141. Jael proper noun [xaˈel]
142. Jaén proper noun /xaˈen/: Jaén (a province of Andalusia, Spain; capital: Jaén)
143. jaenero adjective, noun /xaeˈneɾo/: of, from or relating to the city of Jaén, Andalusia, Spain
144. jaenés adjective, noun /xaeˈnes/: of, from or relating to the city of Jaén, Andalusia, Spain
145. jaeno adjective [xaˈeno]
146. jaez noun /xaˈeθ/: harness
147. jaezado verb [xaeˈsað̞o]
148. jaezando verb [xaeˈsãn̪d̪o]
149. Jafet proper noun /xaˈfet/: Japheth
150. Jaffna proper noun [ˈxafna]
151. jaganato noun /xaɡaˈnato/: khaganate
152. jagua noun /ˈxaɡwa/: a fruit tree native to the North and South American tropics, Genipa americana, with an edible fruit that, while still unripe, contains a colored juice used...
153. jaguar noun /xaˈɡwaɾ/: jaguar (Panthera onca)
154. jaguareté noun: alternative form of yaguareté
155. jaguarundi noun [xaɣ̞waˈɾũn̪d̪i]
156. jaguarzo noun /xaˈɡwaɾθo/: rockrose (Cistus or Halimium spp.)
157. jagüel noun [xaˈɣ̞wel]
158. jagüey noun /xaˈɡwei/: any of several trees of the mulberry or fig family, especially Ficus citrifolia, the shortleaf fig
159. jaharrado noun [xaaˈrað̞o]
160. jaharrando verb [xaaˈrãn̪d̪o]
161. jaharrar verb [xaaˈraɾ]
162. jaharro noun [xaˈaro]
163. jahuel noun [xaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝el]
164. jai noun [ˈxaj]
165. jaiba noun /ˈxaiba/: crab
166. jailafe noun [xajˈlafe]
167. jailaife noun [xajˈlajfe]
168. jailbreak noun: jailbreak
169. jaima noun /ˈxaima/: Bedouin tent
170. Jaime proper noun /ˈxaime/: a male given name, equivalent to English James
171. Jaimes proper noun /ˈxaimes/: a surname
172. jaimismo noun: the rule, support, or politics, of Infante Jaime, Duke of Madrid
173. jaimista adjective, noun /xaiˈmista/: of Jaime, Duke of Madrid; Jaime's
174. jaimito noun [xajˈmit̪o]
175. jaina noun /ˈxaina/: girlfriend
176. jainear verb /xaineˈaɾ/: to kiss
177. jainismo noun /xaiˈnismo/: Jainism (religion and philosophy)
178. jainista adjective, noun /xaiˈnista/: Jainist
179. Jaio proper noun [ˈxajo]
180. Jaipur proper noun [xajˈpuɾ]
181. Jairo proper noun /ˈxaiɾo/: a male given name
182. jaja interjection, noun /ˈxaxa/: haha
183. jajaja interjection /ˈxaxaxa/: hahaha
184. jajajeado verb [xaxaxeˈað̞o]
185. jajajeando verb [xaxaxeˈãn̪d̪o]
186. jajajeándose verb [xaxaxeˈãn̪d̪ose]
187. jajajearse verb [xaxaxeˈaɾse]
188. jaka noun [ˈxaka]
189. Jakasia proper noun [xaˈkasja]: Khakassia (a republic and federal subject of central south Russia)
190. jakasio adjective, noun: Khakas
191. JAL abbreviation [ˈxal]
192. jala noun, verb /xaˈla/: challah
193. jalada noun, verb: a handjob
194. jaladera de bola phrase [xalaˈð̞eɾa ð̞e ˈβ̞ola]
195. jalado verb [xaˈlað̞o]: past participle of jalar
196. jalador noun: squeegee mop
197. jalando verb [xaˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jalar
198. jalándose verb [xaˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of jalar combined with se
199. jalandria noun [xaˈlãn̪d̪ɾja]
200. jalao noun /xaˈlao/: sweet made from coconuts
201. jalapa noun [xaˈlapa]
202. jalapeño adjective, noun /xalaˈpeɲo/: of, from or relating to Xalapa, Veracruz
203. jalar verb /xaˈlaɾ/: to pull
204. jalar bola phrase [xaˈlaɾ ˈβ̞ola]
205. jalar el ganso verb /xaˌlaɾ el ˈɡanso/: to beat one's meat; to masturbate
206. jalársela verb /xaˈlaɾsela/: to masturbate
207. jalbegado verb [xalβ̞eˈɣ̞að̞o]: past participle of jalbegar
208. jalbegando verb [xalβ̞eˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jalbegar
209. jalbegándose verb [xalβ̞eˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]
210. jalbegar verb [xalβ̞eˈɣ̞aɾ]: synonym of enjalbegar
211. jalbegarse verb [xalβ̞eˈɣ̞aɾse]
212. jalbegue noun, verb /xalˈbeɡe/: whitewash
213. jale noun, verb /ˈxale/: job, work
214. jalea noun, verb /xaˈlea/: jelly, gelatine (substance)
215. jalea real noun: royal jelly
216. jaleado verb /xaleˈado/: past participle of jalear
217. jaleador adjective [xaleaˈð̞oɾ]
218. jaleando verb [xaleˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jalear
219. jaleándose verb [xaleˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of jalear combined with se
220. jalear verb /xaleˈaɾ/: to urge on; to encourage
221. jalearse verb [xaleˈaɾse]: infinitive of jalear combined with se
222. jaleo noun, verb /xaˈleo/: ruckus; uproar
223. jaletina noun: jello
224. jalifa noun: the leader of the Spanish protectorate in Morocco
225. Jalil proper noun [xaˈlil]
226. jalisciense adjective, noun /xalisˈθjense/: of, from or relating to the state of Jalisco, Mexico
227. Jalisco proper noun /xaˈlisko/: a state of Mexico.
228. jallaca noun [xaˈʝaka]
229. jalma noun /ˈxalma/: saddlecloth, soft saddle
230. jalmichi noun: a kind of fish
231. jalón noun /xaˈlon/: milestone
232. jalón de orejas phrase [xaˈlõn̪ d̪e oˈɾexas]
233. jalonado verb /xaloˈnado/: past participle of jalonar
234. jalonador noun /xalonaˈdoɾ/: booster (someone or something that boosts)
235. jalonando verb [xaloˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jalonar
236. jalonar verb /xaloˈnaɾ/: to mark
237. jaloncito noun [xalõnˈsit̪o]
238. jaloneado verb /xaloneˈado/: past participle of jalonear
239. jaloneando verb [xaloneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jalonear
240. jalonear verb /xaloneˈaɾ/: to tug
241. jalonearse verb [xaloneˈaɾse]
242. jaloneo noun, verb /xaloˈneo/: tug; tugging
243. jaloque noun: sirocco
244. jalto adjective: alternative form of jarto or harto
245. jaltomate noun /xaltoˈmate/: creeping false holly (Jaltomata procumbens)
246. jam noun: jam (music session)
247. jam session noun /ˌʝam ˈseʃjon/: jam session
248. jama noun /ˈxama/: small iguana
249. jamacuco noun /xamaˈkuko/: flip; freakout (sudden alteration of the mood, losing the calm), parraque, yuyu (example: me dio un jamacuco)
250. jamado verb [xaˈmað̞o]
251. jamaica noun /xaˈmaika/: roselle
252. jamaicano adjective, noun /xamaiˈkano/: Jamaican
253. jamaiquino adjective, noun /xamaiˈkino/: Jamaican
254. jamando verb [xaˈmãn̪d̪o]
255. jamándose verb [xaˈmãn̪d̪ose]
256. jamaqueado verb [xamakeˈað̞o]
257. jamaqueando verb [xamakeˈãn̪d̪o]
258. jamar verb [xaˈmaɾ]
259. jamarse verb [xaˈmaɾse]
260. jamás adverb, noun /xaˈmas/: never
261. jamás de los jamases adverb, phrase [xaˈmas ð̞e los xaˈmases]: never ever
262. jamás y nunca phrase [xaˈmas i ˈnũŋka]
263. jamases noun: only used in jamás de los jamases
264. jamba noun, verb /ˈxamba/: jamb
265. jambado verb [xãmˈbað̞o]
266. jambage noun [xãmˈbaxe]
267. jambaje noun /xamˈbaxe/: set of jambs
268. jambalaya noun [xãmbaˈlaʝa]
269. jambando verb [xãmˈbãn̪d̪o]
270. jambándose verb [xãmˈbãn̪d̪ose]
271. jambar verb /xamˈbaɾ/: only used in se ... jambar, syntactic variant of jambarse
272. jambarse verb /xamˈbaɾse/: to gorge, to pig-out, to devour (stuff oneself with food)
273. jambe verb: only used in se jambe, third-person singular present subjunctive of jambarse
274. jamben verb: only used in se ... jamben, syntactic variant of jámbense, third-person plural imperative of jambarse
275. jambia noun [ˈxãmbja]
276. Jámblico proper noun: Iamblichus (Greek philosopher)
277. jambo noun, verb /ˈxambo/: only used in me jambo, first-person singular present indicative of jambarse
278. jambolán noun /xamboˈlan/: jambul
279. jambrado verb [xãmˈbɾað̞o]
280. jambrando verb [xãmˈbɾãn̪d̪o]
281. jambrar verb [xãmˈbɾaɾ]
282. Jambrina proper noun [xãmˈbɾina]
283. jambú noun [xãmˈbu]
284. jamelgo noun /xaˈmelɡo/: a skinny horse, typically one with poor temperament; a nag
285. jamerdado verb [xameɾˈð̞að̞o]
286. jamerdando verb [xameɾˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]
287. Jamestown proper noun /ˈʝeimstaun/: Jamestown (the capital city of Saint Helena)
288. Jamin proper noun [xaˈmĩn]
289. Jammu proper noun [ˈxamu]
290. jamón noun /xaˈmon/: ham (the thigh and buttock of an animal slaughtered for meat)
291. jamón crudo noun /xaˌmon ˈkɾudo/: prosciutto (Rioplatense)
292. jamón de pata negra phrase [xaˈmõn̪ d̪e ˈpat̪a ˈneɣ̞ɾa]
293. jamón de York noun /xaˌmon de ˈʝoɾk/: alternative form of jamón york
294. jamón en dulce noun: A type of wafer-thin ham
295. jamón endiablado phrase [xaˈmõn ẽn̪d̪jaˈβ̞lað̞o]
296. jamón ibérico noun, phrase /xaˌmon iˈbeɾiko/: jamón ibérico (type of cured ham from Spain, made from the black Iberian pig)
297. jamón serrano noun /xaˌmon seˈrano/: a type of dry-cured ham from Spain, made from non-Iberian breeds of pig
298. jamón york noun, phrase /xaˌmon ˈʝoɾk/: ham (thinly-sliced soft ham)
299. jamona noun /xaˈmona/: tubby woman
300. jamonada noun: A kind of processed ham, similar to Spam.

Part 2 · Spanish words: J

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 J: 1,672 words, in 6 parts.