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Spanish words: jefazo to jirpeando

300 Spanish words, part 3 of 6 of the words starting with J, A to Z. 55 have a page of their own.

Spanish words jefazo to jirpeando

  1. jefazo noun /xeˈfaθo/: big shot (person with a reputation of importance)
  2. jefe noun /ˈxefe/: chief; president; head; leader of a business, political party, or other organization
  3. jefe de estudios noun: DoS; director of studies
  4. jefe de gobierno noun: head of government
  5. jefe de prensa noun: editor-in-chief
  6. jefe de redacción noun: editor-in-chief
  7. jefeado verb /xefeˈado/: past participle of jefear
  8. jefeando verb [xefeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jefear
  9. jefear verb /xefeˈaɾ/: to lead; to boss
  10. jefes noun: plural of jefe
  11. Jefferson proper noun /ˈʝefeɾson/: a male given name from English
  12. jeffersoniano adjective /ʝefeɾsoˈnjano/: Jeffersonian
  13. jeffersonismo noun: Jeffersonianism
  14. Jehová proper noun /xeoˈba/: Jehovah
  15. jeitear verb [xejt̪eˈaɾ]
  16. jeito noun /ˈxeito/: skill
  17. jeje interjection /ˈxexe/: hehe (imitating laughter)
  18. jején noun /xeˈxen/: gnat
  19. jejenero noun /xexeˈneɾo/: gnateater
  20. jejeo noun /xeˈxeo/: an accent in various regions of Spain and Latin America which elides or aspirates /s/ to /x/ or /h/ in syllable initial position
  21. jelengue noun /xeˈlenɡe/: ruckus; commotion
  22. jelkide adjective [xelˈkið̞e]: supporting the PNV (Basque National Party)
  23. jelo interjection /ˈxelo/: hello, hi
  24. jelou interjection /xeˈlou/: hello
  25. jeltzale adjective, noun /xelˈt͡ʃale/: of the Basque Nationalist Party
  26. jemal adjective [xeˈmal]
  27. jeme noun /ˈxeme/: the distance from the tips of the thumb and index finger when fully outstretched as an informal unit of length
  28. jemer adjective, noun /xeˈmeɾ/: a Khmer person
  29. jena noun [ˈxena]
  30. jenabe noun /xeˈnabe/: mustard (a plant of genus Brassica)
  31. jenable noun [xeˈnaβ̞le]: alternative form of jenabe
  32. jenga noun: Jenga
  33. jengibre noun /xenˈxibɾe/: ginger
  34. jengibre amargo noun: shampoo ginger
  35. jenízaro noun: janissary (Ottoman soldier)
  36. jenkem noun [xẽŋˈkẽm]
  37. Jennifer proper noun /ˈʝenifeɾ/: a female given name
  38. Jenniffer proper noun [xẽnniˈfeɾ]
  39. jenofaneano adjective, noun: Xenophanean
  40. Jenófanes proper noun: Xenophanes
  41. Jenofonte proper noun: Xenophon (historian and philosopher)
  42. Jeonju proper noun [xeˈõŋxu]
  43. jeque noun /ˈxeke/: sheik
  44. jequesa noun /xeˈkesa/: the wife of a sheikh
  45. jera noun [ˈxeɾa]
  46. jerarca noun /xeˈɾaɾka/: leader; chief
  47. jerarquía noun /xeɾaɾˈkia/: hierarchy, pecking order
  48. jerárquicamente adverb [xeˌɾaɾkikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: hierarchically
  49. jerárquico adjective /xeˈɾaɾkiko/: hierarchical
  50. jerarquización noun /xeɾaɾkiθaˈθjon/: hierarchy
  51. jerarquizado verb /xeɾaɾkiˈθado/: past participle of jerarquizar
  52. jerarquizando verb [xeɾaɾkiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jerarquizar
  53. jerarquizar verb /xeɾaɾkiˈθaɾ/: to arrange hierarchically
  54. jerba noun [ˈxeɾβ̞a]
  55. jerber verb: alternative form of hervir
  56. jerbo noun /ˈxeɾbo/: gerbil
  57. jeremíaco adjective: Excessively lamenting and regretting.
  58. jeremiada noun /xeɾeˈmjada/: jeremiad
  59. jeremías noun [xeɾeˈmias]: Jeremiah (prophet of doom)
  60. jeremiqueado verb [xeɾemikeˈað̞o]
  61. jeremiqueando verb [xeɾemikeˈãn̪d̪o]
  62. jerez noun /xeˈɾeθ/: sherry
  63. jerezano adjective, noun /xeɾeˈθano/: of, from or relating to Jerez
  64. jerga noun /ˈxeɾɡa/: jargon; slang
  65. jergal adjective /xeɾˈɡal/: jargon, slang
  66. jergón noun /xeɾˈɡon/: straw mattress
  67. jergón sacha noun: jergon sacha
  68. jerguilla noun [xeɾˈɣ̞iʝa]
  69. Jerí proper noun /xeˈɾi/: a surname
  70. Jeria proper noun [ˈxeɾja]
  71. jeribeque noun [xeɾiˈβ̞eke]
  72. jeribilla noun [xeɾiˈβ̞iʝa]
  73. Jericó noun /xeɾiˈko/: spike moss
  74. jerife noun /xeˈɾife/: sharif
  75. jerifiano adjective [xeɾiˈfjano]
  76. jerigonza noun /xeɾiˈɡonθa/: jargon
  77. jerigonzo noun /xeɾiˈɡonθo/: alternative form of jerigonza
  78. jeriguilla noun [xeɾiˈɣ̞iʝa]
  79. jeringa noun, verb /xeˈɾinɡa/: syringe
  80. jeringado verb [xeɾĩŋˈgað̞o]: past participle of jeringar
  81. jeringando verb [xeɾĩŋˈgãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jeringar
  82. jeringándose verb [xeɾĩŋˈgãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of jeringar combined with se
  83. jeringar verb /xeɾinˈɡaɾ/: to syringe
  84. jeringarse verb [xeɾĩŋˈgaɾse]: infinitive of jeringar combined with se
  85. jeringoleando verb [xeɾĩŋgoleˈãn̪d̪o]
  86. jeringolear verb [xeɾĩŋgoleˈaɾ]
  87. jeringoso noun /xeɾinˈɡoso/: alternative form of jerigonza
  88. jeringoza noun [xeɾĩŋˈgosa]
  89. jeringozo noun /xeɾinˈɡoθo/: alternative form of jerigonza
  90. jeringueado verb [xeɾĩŋgeˈað̞o]
  91. jeringueando verb [xeɾĩŋgeˈãn̪d̪o]
  92. jeringuear verb [xeɾĩŋgeˈaɾ]
  93. jeringuilla noun /xeɾinˈɡiʝa/: syringe
  94. Jerjes proper noun: Xerxes
  95. jerma noun [ˈxeɾma]
  96. jermu noun [ˈxeɾmu]: wife
  97. jeró noun [xeˈɾo]
  98. jeroglífico adjective, noun /xeɾoˈɡlifiko/: hieroglyphic
  99. jerónimo adjective, interjection, noun [xeˈɾonimo]: Hieronymite
  100. jeropa adjective [xeˈɾopa]
  101. jerosolamita adjective [xeɾosolaˈmit̪a]
  102. jerosolimitano adjective, noun /xeɾosolimiˈtano/: alternative form of hierosolimitano
  103. jerpa noun /ˈxeɾpa/: infertile vine shoot
  104. jerrejerre noun [xereˈxere]: armadillo
  105. jerséi noun [xeɾˈsej]
  106. jersey noun /xeɾˈsei/: sweater, pullover
  107. jerseyés adjective [xeɾseˈʝes]
  108. Jerson proper noun /ˈʝeɾson/: a male given name
  109. Jerusalén proper noun /xeɾusaˈlen/: Jerusalem (the de-facto capital city of Israel)
  110. jerver verb: alternative form of hervir
  111. jervir verb: alternative form of hervir
  112. Jesica proper noun [xeˈsika]
  113. JESP abbreviation
  114. Jessica proper noun /ˈʝesika/: a female given name
  115. Jesucristo interjection [xesuˈkɾist̪o]
  116. jesuita adjective, noun /xeˈswita/: Jesuit
  117. jesuítico adjective [xeˈswit̪iko]: Jesuit; Jesuitic (of or relating to the Jesuits)
  118. Jesús interjection /xeˈsus/: bless you, gesundheit (said after a sneeze)
  119. Jesús, María y José interjection /xeˌsus | maˌɾia i xoˈse/: Jesus, Mary and Joseph (expletive)
  120. Jesús santísimo interjection /xeˌsus sanˈtisimo/: oh my God!, expresses shock
  121. Jesusa proper noun /xeˈsusa/: a female given name from Aramaic
  122. jesuseado verb [xesuseˈað̞o]
  123. jesuseando verb [xesuseˈãn̪d̪o]
  124. jesusmariense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Jesús María, Córdoba, Argentina or the town and municipality of Jesus María, Santander department, Colombia
  125. jet noun /ˈʝet/: jet
  126. jet lag noun /ˈʝet ˌlaɡ/: jet lag
  127. jeta adjective, noun /ˈxeta/: snout
  128. jetado verb [xeˈt̪að̞o]
  129. jetando verb [xeˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
  130. jetar verb [xeˈt̪aɾ]
  131. jeteado verb [xet̪eˈað̞o]
  132. jeteando verb [xet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
  133. jeteándose verb [xet̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]
  134. jetear verb [xet̪eˈaɾ]
  135. jetearse verb [xet̪eˈaɾse]
  136. jeterazo noun /xeteˈɾaθo/: burn (insult)
  137. jetiar verb [xeˈt̪jaɾ]
  138. jetiarse verb [xeˈt̪jaɾse]
  139. jetón adjective: a big-mouthed person
  140. jetoneado verb [xet̪oneˈað̞o]
  141. jetoneando verb [xet̪oneˈãn̪d̪o]
  142. jetudo adjective [xeˈt̪uð̞o]
  143. jeva noun /ˈxeba/: very attractive woman
  144. jevi adjective /ˈxebi/: pronunciation spelling of heavy, cool
  145. Jezabel proper noun /xeθaˈbel/: Jezebel (biblical character Jezebel)
  146. jezail noun [xeˈsajl]: jezail
  147. JFET abbreviation
  148. Jhansi proper noun [ˈxãnsi]
  149. Jhon proper noun /ˈʝon/: a male given name from English, variant of Juan, popular in Colombia and Peru
  150. ji interjection, noun /ˈxi/: chi; the Greek letter Χ, χ
  151. jibá noun [xiˈβ̞a]
  152. jibariadero noun [xiβ̞aɾjaˈð̞eɾo]
  153. jibarización noun /xibaɾiθaˈθjon/: reduction, diminishment
  154. jibarizar verb /xibaɾiˈθaɾ/: to reduce, to diminish, to shrink, to lessen
  155. jíbaro adjective, noun /ˈxibaɾo/: Jivaroan
  156. jibia adjective, noun /ˈxibja/: cuttlefish
  157. jibiesco adjective [xiˈβ̞jesko]
  158. jibión noun: cuttlebone, cuttlefish bone
  159. jicaco noun [xiˈkako]
  160. jícama noun /ˈxikama/: jicama (edible root of yam bean)
  161. jicamilla noun /xikaˈmiʝa/: Jatropha cathartica
  162. jicaque adjective, noun: Jicaquean
  163. jícara noun /ˈxikaɾa/: a small faience container used to serve hot chocolate or other hot beverages
  164. jicarazo noun /xikaˈɾaθo/: a hit with a jícara
  165. jicarilla noun: Jicarilla
  166. jícaro noun /ˈxikaɾo/: calabash tree (Crescentia cujete); Mexican calabash (Crescentia alata)
  167. jichi noun /ˈxit͡ʃi/: a large water-based dragon
  168. jicho adjective, noun [ˈxit͡ʃo]
  169. jicoria noun: hickory
  170. jicote noun /xiˈkote/: bumblebee
  171. jicotea noun /xikoˈtea/: alternative form of hicotea
  172. jicoteado verb [xikot̪eˈað̞o]
  173. jicoteando verb [xikot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
  174. jicotera noun /xikoˈteɾa/: bumblebee hive
  175. jicra noun /ˈxikɾa/: The troolie palm, Manicaria saccifera.
  176. jícuri noun [ˈxikuɾi]
  177. jidaigeki noun [xið̞ajˈxeki]
  178. jienense adjective, noun [xjeˈnẽnse]: alternative spelling of jiennense
  179. jiennense adjective, noun [xjẽnˈnẽnse]: from Jaén
  180. jier verb /ˈxjeɾ/: alternative form of jeder
  181. jifa noun [ˈxifa]
  182. jiga noun [ˈxiɣ̞a]: alternative spelling of giga
  183. jigger noun [ˈʃiɣ̞eɾ]
  184. jigote noun /xiˈɡote/: stew
  185. jiguagua noun: crevalle jack (Caranx hippos)
  186. jiguanicero adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Jiguaní
  187. jijeado verb /xixeˈado/: past participle of jijear
  188. jijeando verb [xixeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jijear
  189. jijear verb /xixeˈaɾ/: to laugh
  190. jijearse verb [xixeˈaɾse]
  191. jijeo noun, verb [xiˈxeo]: laughing
  192. jiji interjection /ˈxixi/: hee-hee
  193. jijijear verb [xixixeˈaɾ]
  194. jíjole interjection [ˈxixole]
  195. Jijona proper noun /xiˈxona/: a town in the Valencian Community, Spain, famous for its turron.
  196. jijonense adjective [xixoˈnẽnse]
  197. jijuna noun [xiˈxuna]
  198. Jil proper noun [ˈxil]
  199. jilguero noun /xilˈɡeɾo/: European goldfinch, Eurasian goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis)
  200. jilguero andino noun /xilˌɡeɾo anˈdino/: Andean siskin (Spinus spinescens)
  201. jilguero antillano noun /xilˌɡeɾo antiˈʝano/: Antillean siskin (Spinus dominicensis)
  202. jilguero austral noun /xilˌɡeɾo ausˈtɾal/: synonym of chirigüe austral
  203. jilguero azafranado noun /xilˌɡeɾo aθafɾaˈnado/: Saffron siskin (Spinus siemiradzkii)
  204. jilguero cabecinegro noun /xilˌɡeɾo kabeθiˈneɡɾo/: Black-headed siskin (Spinus notatus)
  205. jilguero capirotado noun /xilˌɡeɾo kapiɾoˈtado/: Black-capped siskin (Spinus atriceps)
  206. jilguero cariamarillo noun /xilˌɡeɾo kaɾjamaˈɾiʝo/: Yellow-faced siskin (Spinus yarrellii)
  207. jilguero cordillerano noun /xilˌɡeɾo koɾdiʝeˈɾano/: Yellow-rumped siskin (Spinus uropygialis)
  208. jilguero corona negra noun /xilˌɡeɾo koˌɾona ˈneɡɾa/: Black-capped siskin (Spinus atriceps)
  209. jilguero de Lawrence noun /xilˌɡeɾo de ˈloɾens/: Lawrence's goldfinch (Spinus lawrencei)
  210. jilguero golinegro noun /xilˌɡeɾo ɡoliˈneɡɾo/: black-chinned siskin (Spinus barbatus)
  211. jilguero grande noun /xilˌɡeɾo ˈɡɾande/: synonym of chirigüe dorado
  212. jilguero menor noun /xilˌɡeɾo meˈnoɾ/: Lesser goldfinch (Spinus psaltria)
  213. jilguero negro noun /xilˌɡeɾo ˈneɡɾo/: Black siskin (Spinus atratus)
  214. jilguero norteamericano noun /xilˌɡeɾo noɾteameɾiˈkano/: American siskin (Spinus tristis)
  215. jilguero oliváceo noun /xilˌɡeɾo oliˈbaθeo/: Olivaceous siskin (Spinus olivaceus)
  216. jilguero peruano noun /xilˌɡeɾo peˈɾwano/: Hooded siskin (Spinus magellanicus)
  217. jilguero rojo noun /xilˌɡeɾo ˈroxo/: Red siskin (Spinus cucullatus)
  218. jilguero tibetano noun /xilˌɡeɾo tibeˈtano/: Tibetan serin (Spinus thibetanus)
  219. jilguero ventriamarillo noun /xilˌɡeɾo bentɾjamaˈɾiʝo/: Yellow-bellied siskin (Spinus xanthogastrus)
  220. jilguero yanqui noun /xilˌɡeɾo ˈʝanki/: American siskin (Spinus tristis)
  221. Jilin proper noun [ˈxilĩn]
  222. jilote adjective, noun /xiˈlote/: Immature, green ear of maize
  223. jiloteado verb [xilot̪eˈað̞o]
  224. jiloteando verb [xilot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
  225. jilotear verb [xilot̪eˈaɾ]
  226. jilotearse verb [xilot̪eˈaɾse]
  227. jima noun, verb /ˈxima/: the harvesting and processing of agave to make mezcal
  228. jimado verb /xiˈmado/: past participle of jimar
  229. jimador adjective, noun /ximaˈdoɾ/: jimador
  230. jimagua adjective, noun: twin, identical
  231. jimaguayense adjective, noun /ximaɡwaˈʝense/: of, from or relating to Jimaguayú (town in Cuba)
  232. Jimaguayú proper noun /ximaɡwaˈʝu/: a town in Camagüey, Cuba
  233. jimando verb [xiˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jimar
  234. jimar verb /xiˈmaɾ/: to harvest and process agave to make mezcal
  235. Jimena proper noun /xiˈmena/: a female given name from Old Spanish
  236. Jimenes proper noun [xiˈmenes]
  237. Jiménez proper noun /xiˈmeneθ/: a surname from Old Spanish
  238. jimenista adjective, noun /ximeˈnista/: of, pertaining to, or supporting, Juan Isidro Jimenes, former president of the Dominican Republic
  239. Jimeno proper noun /xiˈmeno/: a male given name
  240. jimio noun /ˈximjo/: ape
  241. jimplado verb [xĩmˈplað̞o]
  242. jimplando verb [xĩmˈplãn̪d̪o]
  243. jiñada noun, verb /xiˈɲada/: crap; shit (act of defecating)
  244. jiñado adjective, verb /xiˈɲado/: scared, terrified, chicken (used to describe someone who is very afraid or has "chickened out")
  245. jiñando verb [xiˈɲãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jiñar
  246. jiñándose verb [xiˈɲãn̪d̪ose]
  247. jiñar verb /xiˈɲaɾ/: to defecate; shit
  248. jiñarse verb [xiˈɲaɾse]: infinitive of jiñar combined with se
  249. jincho adjective, noun /ˈxint͡ʃo/: drunk
  250. jindama noun [xĩn̪ˈd̪ama]: fear
  251. jineta noun [xiˈnet̪a]: genet (in genus Genetta)
  252. jinete noun /xiˈnete/: horseman, horsewoman, rider (someone who rides a horse)
  253. jineteado verb /xineteˈado/: past participle of jinetear
  254. jineteando verb [xinet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jinetear
  255. jineteándose verb [xinet̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]
  256. jinetear verb /xineteˈaɾ/: to ride; to perform
  257. jinetera noun /xineˈteɾa/: female equivalent of jinetero
  258. jinetero noun /xineˈteɾo/: a prostitute who has sex with foreigners.
  259. jinglado verb [xĩŋˈglað̞o]
  260. jinglando verb [xĩŋˈglãn̪d̪o]
  261. jingle noun [ˈxĩŋgle] (verbo): jingle
  262. jingoísmo noun /ʝinɡoˈismo/: jingoism
  263. jingoísta adjective, noun /ʝinɡoˈista/: jingoistic
  264. jingpo noun: Jingpo
  265. jinicuil noun: a South American tree, Inga jinicuil
  266. jiniquilero adjective [xinikiˈleɾo]
  267. jínjol noun /ˈxinxol/: jujube (fruit)
  268. jinjolero noun /xinxoˈleɾo/: jujube (tree)
  269. Jinju proper noun [ˈxĩŋxu]
  270. jinn noun: alternative spelling of djinn
  271. jiñocuabo noun /xiɲoˈkwabo/: gumbo limbo, tourist tree, cachibou
  272. Jinotega proper noun /xinoˈteɡa/: Jinotega (a department of Nicaragua)
  273. jinotegano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Jinotega, Jinotega department, Nicaragua
  274. jinotepino adjective, noun /xinoteˈpino/: of, from or relating to Jinotepe
  275. jiote noun /ˈxjote/: rash
  276. jipi noun [ˈxipi]: alternative form of hippie
  277. jipi con OSDE phrase [ˈxipi kõn ˈosð̞e]
  278. jipiado verb [xiˈpjað̞o]
  279. jipiando verb [xiˈpjãn̪d̪o]
  280. jipiar verb /xiˈpjaɾ/: to hiccup; to moan; to whimper
  281. jipido noun /xiˈpido/: hiccup
  282. jipijapa noun /xipiˈxapa/: the fiber of the Panama hat palm
  283. jipijapense adjective, noun /xipixaˈpense/: of, from or relating to Jipijapa
  284. jipil noun [xiˈpil]
  285. jipío noun /xiˈpio/: hiccup; moan
  286. jipioso adjective, noun: hippy
  287. jipismo noun [xiˈpismo]
  288. Jiquilisco proper noun /xikiˈlisko/: a town in Usulután department, El Salvador
  289. jiquilite noun: indigo (plant) (Indigofera spp.).
  290. Jiquipilas proper noun /xikiˈpilas/: a town in Chiapas, Mexico
  291. jira noun /ˈxiɾa/: a large piece torn from a fabric
  292. jirafa noun /xiˈɾafa/: giraffe
  293. jiráfido noun: giraffid
  294. jirajara adjective, noun /xiɾaˈxaɾa/: Jirajara
  295. jiribilla noun [xiɾiˈβ̞iʝa]
  296. jiriguilla noun [xiɾiˈɣ̞iʝa]
  297. jirón noun /xiˈɾon/: rag; shred
  298. jironado adjective: gyronny
  299. jirpeado verb [xiɾpeˈað̞o]
  300. jirpeando verb [xiɾpeˈãn̪d̪o]

Part 2 · Part 4 · 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.