Spanish words: Juanjo to juninense
300 Spanish words, part 5 of 6 of the words starting with J, A to Z. 69 have a page of their own.
Spanish words Juanjo to juninense
- Juanjo proper noun /ˈxwanxo/: a diminutive of the male given name Juan José
- Juanma proper noun /ˈxwamma/: a diminutive of the male given name Juan Manuel
- Juanmi proper noun: a diminutive of the male given name Juan Miguel
- Juano proper noun /ˈxwano/: a male given name
- Juanola proper noun [xwaˈnola]
- Juanto proper noun [ˈxwãn̪t̪o]
- Juantorena proper noun [xwãn̪t̪oˈɾena]
- Juarbe proper noun [ˈxwaɾβ̞e]
- juarense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Ciudad Juárez
- Juárez proper noun /ˈxwaɾeθ/: a surname from Galician
- juarismo noun: the political beliefs, reign, or support for, Carlos Juárez
- juarista noun: Juarista
- juato noun /ˈxwato/: fuss
- Juayúa proper noun /xwaˈʝua/: a town in Sonsonate department, El Salvador
- juaz interjection /ˈxwaθ/: ho; ha; tee-hee (laughter)
- juba noun: synonym of aljuba
- jubé noun [xuˈβ̞e]
- Jubera proper noun [xuˈβ̞eɾa]
- jubete noun [xuˈβ̞et̪e]
- jubetería noun [xuβ̞et̪eˈɾia]
- jubilación noun /xubilaˈθjon/: retirement
- jubilado adjective, noun, verb /xubiˈlado/: retired
- jubilando verb [xuβ̞iˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of jubilar
- jubilándose verb [xuβ̞iˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of jubilar combined with se
- jubilar adjective, verb /xubiˈlaɾ/: to retire
- jubilarse verb [xuβ̞iˈlaɾse]: infinitive of jubilar combined with se
- jubilata adjective, noun /xubiˈlata/: retired person, OAP
- jubilatorio adjective /xubilaˈtoɾjo/: retirement
- jubileo noun /xubiˈleo/: jubilee
- jubileta adjective [xuβ̞iˈlet̪a]
- júbilo noun, verb /ˈxubilo/: jubilation; joy
- jubilosamente adverb [xuβ̞iˌlosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: jubilantly
- jubiloso adjective /xubiˈloso/: jubilant
- jubón noun /xuˈbon/: doublet (article of men's clothing)
- jubonero noun [xuβ̞oˈneɾo]
- Júcar proper noun /ˈxukaɾ/: Júcar (a river in Spain). It flows through the provinces of Cuenca, Albacete and Valencia
- júcaro de playa noun: gregorywood (Terminalia buceras syn. Bucida buceras)
- juchado verb [xuˈt͡ʃað̞o]
- juchando verb [xuˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
- juchar verb [xuˈt͡ʃaɾ]
- Juchitán proper noun /xut͡ʃiˈtan/: Juchitán (a town in Oaxaca, Mexico)
- juchiteco adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Juchitán de Zaragoza
- juco adjective [ˈxuko]
- Jucuapa proper noun /xuˈkwapa/: a town in Usulután department, El Salvador
- Judá proper noun /xuˈda/: Judah (Biblical character and tribe)
- judaicamente adverb /xuˌdaikaˈmente/: Jewishly
- judaico adjective /xuˈdaiko/: Jewish, Judaic
- judaísmo noun /xudaˈismo/: Judaism
- judaización noun /xudaiθaˈθjon/: Judaization
- judaizado verb [xuð̞ajˈsað̞o]: past participle of judaizar
- judaizando verb [xuð̞ajˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of judaizar
- judaizante adjective, noun /xudaiˈθante/: Judaizing
- judaizar verb /xudaiˈθaɾ/: to Judaize
- judas noun /ˈxudas/: traitor
- Judea proper noun /xuˈdea/: Judea (a historical region in Palestine)
- judeidad noun /xudeiˈdad/: Jewishness
- judeo- prefix: Judeo-
- judeoalemán adjective, noun [xuð̞eoaleˈmãn]: Judeo-German
- judeoárabe adjective /xudeoˈaɾabe/: Judeo-Arabic
- judeoconverso noun: New Christian (from Judaism)
- judeocristiano adjective, noun /xudeokɾisˈtjano/: Judeo-Christian
- judeoespañol adjective, noun [xuð̞eoespaˈɲol]: Ladino, Judeo-Spanish (language)
- judeofobia noun [xuð̞eoˈfoβ̞ja]: Judeophobia
- judeomasónico adjective /xudeomaˈsoniko/: Judeo-Masonic
- judeopolaco adjective /xudeopoˈlako/: Judeo-Polish
- judeorromano adjective: Judeo-Roman
- judería noun /xudeˈɾia/: Jewish neighborhood
- judía adjective, noun /xuˈdia/: green bean
- judía verde noun, phrase /xuˌdia ˈbeɾde/: green bean
- judiada noun [xuˈð̞jað̞a]
- judicar verb /xudiˈkaɾ/: to judge
- judicatura noun /xudikaˈtuɾa/: judiciary; judicature
- judicial adjective /xudiˈθjal/: judicial
- judicialización noun /xudiθjaliθaˈθjon/: judicialization
- judicializado verb /xudiθjaliˈθado/: past participle of judicializar
- judicializando verb [xuð̞isjaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of judicializar
- judicializar verb /xudiθjaliˈθaɾ/: to judicialize
- judicialmente adverb /xudiˌθjalˈmente/: judicially
- judiego adjective /xuˈdjeɡo/: Jewish; relating to Jews
- judío adjective, noun /xuˈdio/: Jewish
- judión noun /xuˈdjon/: a variety of large, white bean
- Judit proper noun [xuˈð̞it̪]: Judith
- Judith noun [xuˈð̞it̪]
- judo noun /ˈxudo/: judo
- judoca noun: judoka
- jue interjection /ˈxwe/: sheesh, fudge, oh my
- jue pucha interjection [ˈxwe ˈput͡ʃa]
- juebebes noun /xweˈbebes/: Thursday as a day for drinking.
- juececillo noun /xweθeˈθiʝo/: diminutive of juez
- jueche noun [ˈxwet͡ʃe]
- juego noun, verb /ˈxweɡo/: play
- juego de azar noun: game of chance
- juego de damas noun: checkers (game)
- juego de gato y ratón noun: cat and mouse
- juego de la oca noun /ˌxweɡo de la ˈoka/: game of the goose, goose game
- juego de la pulga noun: tiddlywinks
- juego de la vieja phrase [ˈxweɣ̞o ð̞e la ˈβ̞jexa]
- juego de las sillas noun: musical chairs
- juego de manos noun, phrase [ˈxweɣ̞o ð̞e ˈmanos]: sleight of hand, legerdemain
- juego de manos, juego de villanos proverb [ˈxweɣ̞o ð̞e ˈmanos | ˈxweɣ̞o ð̞e β̞iˈʝanos]
- juego de mesa noun, phrase [ˈxweɣ̞o ð̞e ˈmesa]: board game
- juego de niños noun: child's play
- juego de palabras noun, phrase [ˈxweɣ̞o ð̞e paˈlaβ̞ɾas]: play on words
- juego de pies noun /ˌxweɡo de ˈpjes/: footwork
- juego de rol noun /ˌxweɡo de ˈrol/: roleplaying game (a game where players assume the role of a character)
- juego de sociedad noun: social board game
- juego de suerte noun: game of chance
- juego del gato phrase [ˈxweɣ̞o ð̞el ˈɣ̞at̪o]
- juego limpio noun: fair play
- juego manual phrase [ˈxweɣ̞o maˈnwal]
- juego sucio noun, phrase [ˈxweɣ̞o ˈsusjo]: monkey business; foul play
- juegos de pólvora noun: fireworks
- juegos malabares noun /ˌxweɡos malaˈbaɾes/: juggling
- juegos olímpicos phrase [ˈxweɣ̞os oˈlĩmpikos]
- juegos reunidos phrase [ˈxweɣ̞os rewˈnið̞os]
- jueguito noun /xweˈɡito/: diminutive of juego
- juela interjection, noun /ˈxwela/: alternative spelling of hijo de puta
- juelacha interjection /xweˈlat͡ʃa/: whoa!, expression of surprise
- juelagranputa noun /xwelaɡɾamˈputa/: alternative form of hijo de puta
- juelgo noun /ˈxwelɡo/: synonym of huelgo (breath)
- juelule interjection /xweˈlule/: whoa!, expression of surprise
- juemadre interjection [xweˈmað̞ɾe]
- juepa interjection [ˈxwepa]
- juepa je interjection, phrase [ˈxwepa ˈxe]: woohoo; woop woop
- juepucha adjective, interjection [xweˈput͡ʃa]
- jueputa interjection, noun /xweˈputa/: alternative spelling of hijueputa
- juera interjection [ˈxweɾa]
- juerga noun /ˈxweɾɡa/: spree, bender, revel, revelry, carousing, binge, jag
- juergueado verb [xweɾɣ̞eˈað̞o]
- juergueando verb [xweɾɣ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
- juergueándose verb [xweɾɣ̞eˈãn̪d̪ose]
- juerguear verb [xweɾɣ̞eˈaɾ]
- juerguista adjective, noun /xweɾˈɡista/: reveller, reveler (US)
- juernes noun [ˈxweɾnes]: a Thursday the day before a bank holiday
- jueves noun /ˈxwebes/: Thursday
- jueves gordo phrase [ˈxweβ̞es ˈɣ̞oɾð̞o]
- jueves lardero noun, phrase /ˌxwebes laɾˈdeɾo/: Fat Thursday
- juey noun /ˈxwei/: blue land crab (Cardisoma guanhumi)
- juez noun /ˈxweθ/: judge
- juez de línea phrase [ˈxwes ð̞e ˈlinea]
- juez de paz noun, phrase /ˌxweθ de ˈpaθ/: justice of the peace
- juez pedáneo noun: small-town judge, magistrate
- jueza noun /ˈxweθa/: female equivalent of juez (“judge”)
- jugabilidad noun /xuɡabiliˈdad/: playability (the property of being playable)
- jugable adjective /xuˈɡable/: playable
- jugada adjective, noun, verb /xuˈɡada/: play, move, turn (an action carried out when it is one's turn to play)
- jugada de elección noun: fielder's choice
- jugada intermedia phrase [xuˈɣ̞að̞a ĩn̪t̪eɾˈmeð̞ja]
- jugada intermierda phrase [xuˈɣ̞að̞a ĩn̪t̪eɾˈmjeɾð̞a]
- jugado adjective, verb /xuˈɡado/: experienced
- jugador adjective, noun /xuɡaˈdoɾ/: player
- jugador de campo noun: outfield player
- jugador de equipo noun: team player
- jugadorazo noun /xuɡadoˈɾaθo/: great player; a helluva player
- jugando verb /xuˈɡando/: gerund of jugar
- jugándose verb [xuˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of jugar combined with se
- jugar verb /xuˈɡaɾ/: to play
- jugar a la baja phrase [xuˈɣ̞aɾ a la ˈβ̞axa]
- jugar a la pelota phrase [xuˈɣ̞aɾ a la peˈlot̪a]
- jugar a las cartas verb: to play cards
- jugar al abejón con verb: to hold someone in low esteem, to not think much of someone
- jugar bien sus bazas verb: to play one's cards right
- jugar bien sus cartas verb: to play one's cards well
- jugar con candela phrase [xuˈɣ̞aɾ kõŋ kãn̪ˈd̪ela]
- jugar con fuego phrase, verb /xuˌɡaɾ kon ˈfweɡo/: to play with fire
- jugar gallo guinda'o phrase [xuˈɣ̞aɾ ˈɣ̞aʝo ɣ̞ĩn̪ˈd̪ao]
- jugar kikiriwiki phrase [xuˈɣ̞aɾ kikiɾiˈ(ɣ̞)w̝iki]
- jugar la última carta verb: to shoot one's load (expend one's resources)
- jugar rucio phrase [xuˈɣ̞aɾ ˈrusjo]
- jugar sucio verb [xuˈɣ̞aɾ ˈsusjo]
- jugar y nunca perder no puede ser proverb /xuˌɡaɾ i ˌnunka peɾˌdeɾ ˌno ˌpwede ˈseɾ/: you win some, you lose some
- jugarreta noun /xuɡaˈreta/: prank
- jugarse verb [xuˈɣ̞aɾse]: infinitive of jugar combined with se
- jugarse el pellejo verb: to risk one's life by doing something risky
- jugarse el tipo verb: to risk life and limb; to risk one's neck
- jugarse el todo por el todo verb: to go all in
- jugarse la cabeza verb: to risk one's neck
- jugarse todo a una carta verb: To put all one's eggs in one basket
- jugársela verb /xuˈɡaɾsela/: to take a risk, to take one's chances, to go for it
- jugárselas verb: alternative form of jugársela
- jugárselo todo a una carta verb: to put all one's eggs in one basket
- juglar noun /xuˈɡlaɾ/: minstrel
- juglaresco adjective /xuɡlaˈɾesko/: minstrel
- juglaría noun: minstrelsy
- jugo noun, verb /ˈxuɡo/: juice (liquid from a plant)
- jugo gástrico noun: gastric juice
- jugón noun /xuˈɡon/: playmaker
- jugosa adjective /xuˈɡosa/: feminine singular of jugoso
- jugosamente adverb [xuˌɣ̞osaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: juicily, deliciously
- jugosidad noun /xuɡosiˈdad/: juiciness
- jugosísimo adjective [xuɣ̞oˈsisimo]
- jugoso adjective /xuˈɡoso/: juicy
- juguera noun /xuˈɡeɾa/: electric juicer
- juguería noun /xuɡeˈɾia/: juicery
- juguete noun /xuˈɡete/: toy (something to play with)
- juguete roto noun, phrase /xuˌɡete ˈroto/: a person who was once famous but is now forgotten or fallen out of fashion, specially if they have difficulties with finding a job or socializing with other...
- juguete sexual noun: sex toy
- jugueteado verb /xuɡeteˈado/: past participle of juguetear
- jugueteando verb [xuɣ̞et̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of juguetear
- juguetear verb /xuɡeteˈaɾ/: to play; to cavort
- jugueteo noun, verb /xuɡeˈteo/: play
- juguetería noun /xuɡeteˈɾia/: toy shop
- juguetero noun /xuɡeˈteɾo/: a toy vendor or toymaker
- juguetito noun /xuɡeˈtito/: diminutive of juguete
- juguetón adjective /xuɡeˈton/: playful, frisky, frolicsome
- juguetonamente adverb /xuɡeˌtonaˈmente/: playfully
- juguito noun [xuˈɣ̞it̪o]
- juguito congelado phrase [xuˈɣ̞it̪o kõŋxeˈlað̞o]
- Juica proper noun [ˈxwika]
- juiciero noun [xwiˈsjeɾo]
- juicio noun /ˈxwiθjo/: good judgement; reason
- juicio final noun: last judgment
- juicio oral noun: oral trial; oral hearing
- juiciosamente adverb: judiciously
- juicioso adjective /xwiˈθjoso/: judicious
- juida noun: run, hurry, lam
- juil noun /ˈxwil/: A catfish of the genus Rhamdia, native to South and Central America.
- juilón adjective [xwiˈlõn]
- juira interjection [ˈxwiɾa]
- juisque noun /ˈxwiske/: alternative form of whisky
- jujeado verb [xuxeˈað̞o]
- jujeando verb [xuxeˈãn̪d̪o]
- jujeño adjective, noun [xuˈxeɲo]: of, from or relating to the city of San Salvador de Jujuy or surrounding Jujuy province, Argentina
- jujeo noun [xuˈxeo]
- juju noun /ˈxuxu/: pussy, cunt, snatch (vagina)
- Jujuy proper noun /xuˈxui/: Jujuy (a province in northwestern Argentina)
- jul noun: alternative form of jul.: abbreviation of julio (“July”)
- jula noun: idiot, twat
- julai noun [xuˈlaj]: idiot, twat
- julajú noun /xulaˈxu/: alternative form of hula-hula (a game played with a hula hoop)
- julandrón noun [xulãn̪ˈd̪ɾõn]
- julay noun [xuˈlaj]
- julepe noun /xuˈlepe/: julep
- julepeado verb [xulepeˈað̞o]
- julepeando verb [xulepeˈãn̪d̪o]
- julepeándose verb [xulepeˈãn̪d̪ose]
- julepear verb [xulepeˈaɾ]
- julepearse verb [xulepeˈaɾse]
- julero adjective [xuˈleɾo]
- Juli proper noun [ˈxuli]
- Julia proper noun /ˈxulja/: a female given name from Latin, equivalent to English Julia
- Julián proper noun /xuˈljan/: a male given name, equivalent to English Julian
- juliana adjective, noun /xuˈljana/: julienne
- juliano adjective /xuˈljano/: Julian (of, or relating to Julius Caesar)
- Julieta proper noun /xuˈljeta/: Juliet, the lover of Romeo
- julio noun /ˈxuljo/: July
- juliobrigense adjective, noun /xuljobɾiˈxense/: of, from or relating to Logroño
- Julita proper noun [xuˈlit̪a]
- juma adjective, noun, verb /ˈxuma/: drunkenness
- jumado verb [xuˈmað̞o]: past participle of jumarse
- jumando verb [xuˈmãn̪d̪o]
- jumándose verb [xuˈmãn̪d̪ose]: gerund
- jumanos noun: Jumanos
- jumar verb [xuˈmaɾ]: only used in se ... jumar, syntactic variant of jumarse
- jumarse verb: to get drunk
- jumbo adjective, noun /ˈʝumbo/: jumbo
- jume noun, verb /ˈxume/: A bush of the genus Allenrolfea.
- jumeado verb [xumeˈað̞o]
- jumeando verb [xumeˈãn̪d̪o]
- jumemos verb: only used in nos ... jumemos, syntactic variant of jumémonos, first-person plural imperative of jumarse
- jumen verb: only used in se ... jumen, syntactic variant of júmense, third-person plural imperative of jumarse
- jumento noun /xuˈmento/: donkey
- jumera noun /xuˈmeɾa/: drunkenness
- jumil noun: a stink bug, especially the species Atizies taxcoensis, used as food in some parts of Mexico
- jumillano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Jumilla
- jumo adjective, noun, verb /ˈxumo/: drunk
- jumper noun [ˈʝãmpeɾ]
- jumpscare noun /ˈʝumbskeɾ/: jump scare
- jumpsuit noun: jumpsuit
- jun noun: alternative form of jun.: abbreviation of junio (“June”)
- junado verb [xuˈnað̞o]
- junando verb [xuˈnãn̪d̪o]
- junar verb [xuˈnaɾ]
- juncácea noun /xunˈkaθea/: rush
- juncal adjective, noun [xũŋˈkal]: handsome
- juncar noun [xũŋˈkaɾ]
- juncia noun /ˈxunθja/: sedge
- junciana noun [xũnˈsjana]
- juncido verb [xũnˈsið̞o]
- junciendo verb [xũnˈsjẽn̪d̪o]
- juncino adjective [xũnˈsino]
- juncir verb /xunˈθiɾ/: uncommon form of uncir
- junco noun /ˈxunko/: reed, rush
- junco de esteras noun: soft rush
- junco de laguna noun: lakeshore bulrush (Schoenoplectus lacustris)
- junco espinoso noun: spiny rush (Juncus acutus)
- junco palustre noun: spikerush
- Jundiaí proper noun [xũn̪d̪jaˈi]
- juñendo verb [xuˈɲẽn̪d̪o]
- junene noun /xuˈnene/: ass, butt
- jungiano adjective: Jungian
- jungla noun /ˈxunɡla/: jungle
- jungle noun: jungle (music)
- junguiano adjective: Jungian
- Junguito proper noun [xũŋˈgit̪o]
- juniapa noun /xuˈnjapa/: root beer plant (Piper auritum)
- juñido verb [xuˈɲið̞o]
- Junín proper noun /xuˈnin/: a region of Peru
- juninense adjective, noun [xuniˈnẽnse]: of, from or relating to Junín Partido
Part 4 · Part 6 · 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.