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Spanish words: litoestratigráfico to lleude

300 Spanish words, part 12 of 16 of the words starting with L, A to Z. 68 have a page of their own.

Spanish words litoestratigráfico to lleude

  1. litoestratigráfico adjective /litoestɾatiˈɡɾafiko/: lithostratigraphic
  2. litófilo noun: lithophile
  3. litófita noun /liˈtofita/: lithophyte
  4. litofotografía noun [lit̪ofot̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfia]
  5. litofotografiado verb [lit̪ofot̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfjað̞o]
  6. litofotografiando verb [lit̪ofot̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfjãn̪d̪o]
  7. litofotografiar verb [lit̪ofot̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfjaɾ]
  8. litofotográficamente adverb [lit̪ofot̪oˌɣ̞ɾafikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
  9. litogenesia noun [lit̪oxeˈnesja]
  10. litografía noun, verb /litoɡɾaˈfia/: lithography
  11. litografiado verb [lit̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfjað̞o]: past participle of litografiar
  12. litografiando verb [lit̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of litografiar
  13. litografiar verb /litoɡɾaˈfjaɾ/: to lithograph
  14. litográfico adjective /litoˈɡɾafiko/: lithographic
  15. litógrafo noun [liˈt̪oɣ̞ɾafo]: lithographer
  16. litoide adjective [liˈt̪ojð̞e]
  17. litología noun: lithology
  18. litológicamente adverb: lithologically
  19. litológico adjective [lit̪oˈloxiko]: lithological
  20. litopterno noun /litobˈteɾno/: litoptern
  21. litoral adjective, noun /litoˈɾal/: coastal
  22. litoraleño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the Argentine Littoral
  23. litoralense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Litoral de San Juan, Venezuela
  24. litorlanse adjective, noun: of Deportivo La Guaira Fútbol Club (a football team from Caracas)
  25. litosfera noun [lit̪osˈfeɾa]: lithosphere
  26. litosférico adjective: lithospheric
  27. litosiderito noun: stony-iron meteorite
  28. litosol noun /litoˈsol/: leptosol
  29. litostática noun [lit̪osˈt̪at̪ika]
  30. litosuelo noun: synonym of litosol
  31. litote noun /liˈtote/: alternative form of lítote
  32. litotes noun /liˈtotes/: alternative form of lítote
  33. litotomía noun: lithotomy
  34. litotómico adjective: lithotomic
  35. litotricia noun /litoˈtɾiθja/: lithotrity
  36. litotripsia noun /litoˈtɾibsja/: lithotripsy
  37. litótrofo noun: lithotroph
  38. litre noun /ˈlitɾe/: Lithraea caustica, a Chilean tree or bush.
  39. litreado noun [lit̪ɾeˈað̞o]
  40. litreol noun /litɾeˈol/: litreol
  41. litro noun /ˈlitɾo/: litre; liter (US)
  42. litrona noun /liˈtɾona/: bottle of size one liter, specially of beer
  43. Lituania proper noun /liˈtwanja/: Lithuania (a country in northeastern Europe)
  44. lituano adjective, noun /liˈtwano/: Lithuanian (from or native to Lithuania)
  45. Litueche proper noun /liˈtwet͡ʃe/: Litueche (a city in Chile)
  46. lituechino adjective: from the Chilean city of Litueche
  47. liturgia noun /liˈtuɾxja/: liturgy
  48. litúrgicamente adverb: liturgically
  49. litúrgico adjective /liˈtuɾxiko/: liturgical
  50. liturgista noun /lituɾˈxista/: liturgist
  51. Liubliana proper noun /ljuˈbljana/: Ljubljana (the capital city of Slovenia)
  52. liudado verb [ljuˈð̞að̞o]
  53. liudando verb [ljuˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]
  54. live action adjective, noun: live action
  55. livermorio noun /libeɾˈmoɾjo/: livermorium
  56. Liverpool proper noun /ˈlibeɾpul/: Liverpool (a city and metropolitan borough of Merseyside, England)
  57. liverpuliano adjective, noun /libeɾpuˈljano/: Liverpudlian, Scouse (of, from or relating to the city of Liverpool, England)
  58. Livia proper noun [ˈliβ̞ja]
  59. livianamente adverb [liˌβ̞janaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: lightly
  60. liviandad noun /libjanˈdad/: lightness
  61. liviano adjective, noun /liˈbjano/: light (of low weight)
  62. lividecer verb [liβ̞ið̞eˈseɾ]
  63. lividecido verb [liβ̞ið̞eˈsið̞o]
  64. livideciendo verb [liβ̞ið̞eˈsjẽn̪d̪o]
  65. lividez noun /libiˈdeθ/: paleness, whiteness
  66. lividez cadavérica noun [liβ̞iˈð̞es kað̞aˈβ̞eɾika]
  67. lívido adjective /ˈlibido/: livid, ashen, leaden gray
  68. living noun /ˈlibin/: living room
  69. livistona noun [liβ̞isˈt̪ona]
  70. livonio adjective, noun /liˈbonjo/: Livonian
  71. livor noun /liˈboɾ/: a bluish color
  72. livor mortis noun [ˈliβ̞oɾ ˈmoɾt̪is]
  73. livornés adjective, noun: Livornian
  74. Livorno proper noun /liˈboɾno/: Livorno (a province and city in Tuscany, Italy)
  75. lixiviación noun: leaching
  76. lixiviado verb /liɡsiˈbjado/: past participle of lixiviar
  77. lixiviando verb [liksiˈβ̞jãn̪d̪o]: gerund of lixiviar
  78. lixiviar verb /liɡsiˈbjaɾ/: to lixiviate; leach
  79. lixiviarse verb [liksiˈβ̞jaɾse]: infinitive of lixiviar combined with se
  80. lixosa noun /liɡˈsosa/: lyxose
  81. liza noun /ˈliθa/: battle, fight
  82. lizadero noun: playground slide
  83. Lizalde proper noun [liˈsal̪d̪e]
  84. Lizama proper noun [liˈsama]
  85. Lizana proper noun [liˈsana]
  86. Lizano proper noun [liˈsano]
  87. Lizar proper noun [liˈsaɾ]
  88. Lizarazo proper noun [lisaˈɾaso]
  89. Lizarazu proper noun [lisaˈɾasu]
  90. Lizarbe proper noun [liˈsaɾβ̞e]
  91. Lizardi proper noun [liˈsaɾð̞i]
  92. Lizardo proper noun /liˈθaɾdo/: a male given name
  93. Lizárraga proper noun /liˈθaraɡa/: a surname from Basque
  94. Lizarralde proper noun [lisaˈral̪d̪e]
  95. Lizarza proper noun [liˈsaɾsa]
  96. Lizarzaburu proper noun [lisaɾsaˈβ̞uɾu]
  97. Lizaso proper noun [liˈsaso]
  98. Lizaur proper noun [liˈsawɾ]
  99. Lizazo phrase [liˈsaso]
  100. Lizcano proper noun [lisˈkano]
  101. lizo noun /ˈliθo/: warp thread
  102. Lizoain proper noun [liˈsoãjn]
  103. Lizondo phrase [liˈsõn̪d̪o]
  104. Lizuain phrase [ˈliswãjn]
  105. ll letter /ʝ/: The fourteenth letter of the Spanish alphabet, written in the Latin script; preceded by l and followed by m.
  106. Llabrés proper noun [ʝaˈβ̞ɾes]
  107. llaca noun /ˈʝaka/: Elegant fat-tailed mouse opossum (Thylamys elegans)
  108. Lladó proper noun [ʝaˈð̞o]
  109. llaga noun, verb /ˈʝaɡa/: wound
  110. llagado verb [ʝaˈɣ̞að̞o]: past participle of llagar
  111. llagando verb [ʝaˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of llagar
  112. llagar noun, verb /ʝaˈɡaɾ/: to wound
  113. llagarse verb [ʝaˈɣ̞aɾse]: infinitive of llagar combined with se
  114. llagas de Cristo noun: garden nasturtium
  115. llagoso adjective [ʝaˈɣ̞oso]
  116. llagostense adjective [ʝaɣ̞osˈt̪ẽnse]
  117. llagueado noun [ʝaɣ̞eˈað̞o]
  118. Llaguno proper noun [ʝaˈɣ̞uno]
  119. Llaima proper noun [ˈʝajma]: a department of Chile
  120. Llaitul proper noun [ʝajˈt̪ul]
  121. llajua noun /ˈʝaxwa/: a spicy sauce from Bolivia, made from locotos
  122. llajuera noun [ʝaˈxweɾa]
  123. llajwa noun: alternative spelling of llajua
  124. llama noun, verb /ˈʝama/: flame
  125. llamada adjective, noun, verb /ʝaˈmada/: call
  126. llamada a la acción phrase [ʝaˈmað̞a a la akˈsjõn]
  127. llamada a la oración noun: call to prayer
  128. llamada perdida noun, phrase /ʝaˌmada peɾˈdida/: missed call
  129. llamadera noun: prod, cattle prod (device used to goad animals into moving)
  130. llamado adjective, noun, verb /ʝaˈmado/: call
  131. llamador adjective, noun /ʝamaˈdoɾ/: door knocker
  132. llamamiento noun /ʝamaˈmjento/: call, appeal
  133. llamando verb /ʝaˈmando/: gerund of llamar
  134. llamándose verb /ʝaˈmandose/: gerund of llamar combined with se
  135. llamante adjective, noun /ʝaˈmante/: calling
  136. llamar verb /ʝaˈmaɾ/: to summon, to call
  137. llamar a Guajardo verb /ʝaˌmaɾ a ɡwaˈxaɾdo/: to vomit
  138. llamar a Hugo verb /ʝaˌmaɾ a ˈuɡo/: to vomit
  139. llamar a quintas verb: to call up (to the army)
  140. llamar al pan, pan, y al vino, vino verb: to call a spade a spade
  141. llamar la atención phrase, verb /ʝaˌmaɾ la atenˈθjon/: to attract attention, draw attention
  142. llamar las cosas por su nombre verb /ʝaˌmaɾ las ˌkosas poɾ su ˈnombɾe/: to call a spade a spade
  143. llamarada noun /ʝamaˈɾada/: sudden flare-up, blaze
  144. llamarada de petate noun: flash in the pan
  145. llamarse verb /ʝaˈmaɾse/: infinitive of llamar combined with se
  146. llamativa adjective, noun /ʝamaˈtiba/: flamboyant
  147. llamativamente adverb /ʝamaˌtibaˈmente/: conspicuously, horrifically
  148. llamativo adjective [ʝamaˈt̪iβ̞o]: striking, showy
  149. llameado verb /ʝameˈado/: past participle of llamear
  150. llameando verb [ʝameˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of llamear
  151. llameante adjective /ʝameˈante/: flaming, blazing
  152. llamear verb /ʝameˈaɾ/: to blaze
  153. llamerada noun [ʝameˈɾað̞a]
  154. Llamos proper noun [ˈʝamos]
  155. llampo noun [ˈʝãmpo]
  156. Llan proper noun [ˈʝãn]
  157. llana adjective, noun /ˈʝana/: trowel
  158. llanada noun [ʝaˈnað̞a]: plain
  159. llanamente adverb: plainly, plain, simply, candidly
  160. Llanca proper noun [ˈʝãŋka]
  161. llanda noun [ˈʝãn̪d̪a]
  162. Llanderal phrase [ʝãn̪d̪eˈɾal]
  163. llandrújulo adjective [ʝãn̪ˈd̪ɾuxulo]
  164. llaneado verb [ʝaneˈað̞o]
  165. llaneando verb [ʝaneˈãn̪d̪o]
  166. llanera noun, phrase [ʝaˈneɾa]: female equivalent of llanero
  167. llanerense adjective, noun /ʝaneˈɾense/: of, from or relating to Llanera
  168. llanero adjective, noun /ʝaˈneɾo/: plainsman, cowboy, llanero
  169. Llanes proper noun /ˈʝanes/: a coastal town in eastern Asturias
  170. llaneza noun /ʝaˈneθa/: plainness
  171. llanisco adjective, noun [ʝaˈnisko]: of, from or relating to w:Llanes, a town and municipality of Asturias, Spain
  172. llanista adjective: of, from or relating to Los Llanos
  173. llanito adjective, noun /ʝaˈnito/: Gibraltarian
  174. llano adjective, noun /ˈʝano/: even, flat, level
  175. llanos adjective, noun /ˈʝanos/: masculine plural of llano
  176. llanque noun [ˈʝãŋke]
  177. llanquihuano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Llanquihue
  178. Llanquihue proper noun /ʝanˈkiwe/: a province of Chile
  179. Llanquileo proper noun [ʝãŋkiˈleo]
  180. llanta noun /ˈʝanta/: tyre rim, wheelrim
  181. Llantada proper noun [ʝãn̪ˈt̪að̞a]
  182. llantas noun /ˈʝantas/: plural of llanta
  183. llantear verb /ʝanteˈaɾ/: to sob
  184. llantén noun /ʝanˈten/: plantain (plant of the genus Plantago)
  185. llantén acuático noun: water plantain
  186. llantén de agua noun: water plantain
  187. llantén menor noun: ribwort (Plantago lanceolata or Plantago major)
  188. llantera noun /ʝanˈteɾa/: sobbing; weeping; big cry
  189. llantería noun: tire yard
  190. llantero noun /ʝanˈteɾo/: someone who works in a tire shop or tire yard
  191. llanto noun /ˈʝanto/: crying
  192. llanura noun /ʝaˈnuɾa/: plain
  193. Llao proper noun [ˈʝao]
  194. llao llao noun /ˌʝao ˈʝao/: Cyttaria hariotii, an edible mushroom that parasitizes Nothofagus (southern beeches), native to Patagonia.
  195. llaollao noun [ʝaoˈʝao]
  196. llaollín noun: a boxthorn of Argentina and Chile (Lycium chilense)
  197. llapado verb [ʝaˈpað̞o]
  198. llapando verb [ʝaˈpãn̪d̪o]
  199. llapingacho noun /ʝapinˈɡat͡ʃo/: an Ecuadorian pancake made with potato and cheese
  200. llar noun /ˈʝaɾ/: trammel
  201. Llarena proper noun [ʝaˈɾena]
  202. llares noun /ˈʝaɾes/: plural of llar
  203. llaullau noun [ˈʝawʝaw]
  204. llave noun /ˈʝabe/: key (to open doors)
  205. llave ajustable noun, phrase /ˌʝabe axusˈtable/: adjustable spanner (UK), adjustable wrench (US), adjustable wrench (US), crescent wrench (US), crescent spanner (AU, NZ)
  206. llave allen noun /ˌʝabe ˈalen/: Allen key, hex key; (US) Allen wrench;
  207. llave combinada phrase [ˈʝaβ̞e kõmbiˈnað̞a]
  208. llave de chispa noun: flintlock mechanism
  209. llave de cierre noun /ˌʝabe de ˈθjere/: stopcock
  210. llave de contacto noun: ignition key
  211. llave de la vida noun: ankh
  212. llave de mecha noun: matchlock mechanism
  213. llave de paso noun /ˌʝabe de ˈpaso/: tap (valve)
  214. llave de percusión noun: caplock mechanism
  215. llave de rueda noun: wheellock
  216. llave en mano adjective, adverb: with vacant possession
  217. llave fija noun: spanner, wrench
  218. llave francesa noun, phrase /ˌʝabe fɾanˈθesa/: adjustable spanner (UK), adjustable wrench (US), adjustable wrench (US), crescent wrench (US), crescent spanner (AU, NZ)
  219. llave grifa noun: pipe wrench, Stillson wrench, Stillsons
  220. llave inglesa noun, phrase [ˈʝaβ̞e ĩŋˈglesa]: adjustable spanner (UK), adjustable wrench (US), crescent wrench (US), crescent spanner (AU, NZ)
  221. llave maestra noun: master key
  222. llave maya noun, phrase /ˌʝabe ˈmaʝa/: flash drive
  223. llave pulsiana phrase [ˈʝaβ̞e pulˈsjana]
  224. llave stillson noun /ˌʝabe ˈstilson/: pipe wrench, Stillson wrench, Stillsons
  225. llave stilson noun: alternative spelling of llave stillson
  226. llave sueca noun: plumber wrench, Swedish wrench
  227. llaveado verb /ʝabeˈado/: past participle of llavear
  228. llaveando verb [ʝaβ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of llavear
  229. llavear verb /ʝabeˈaɾ/: to lock
  230. llavero noun /ʝaˈbeɾo/: keyring, keychain, keyfob
  231. llavija noun /ʝaˈbixa/: alternative form of clavija
  232. llavín noun [ʝaˈβ̞ĩn]: small key
  233. llavir verb /ʝaˈbiɾ/: to lock
  234. lle pronoun [ˈʝe]
  235. lleca noun /ˈʝeka/: street
  236. llecha noun [ˈʝet͡ʃa]
  237. llecho adjective, noun [ˈʝet͡ʃo]
  238. lleco adjective [ˈʝeko]
  239. Lledó proper noun [ʝeˈð̞o]
  240. llega noun, verb [ˈʝeɣ̞a]: third-person singular present indicative
  241. llegada adjective, noun, verb /ʝeˈɡada/: arrival
  242. llegadero noun /ʝeɡaˈdeɾo/: end; end of the road
  243. llegado adjective, verb /ʝeˈɡado/: arrived, received, delivered
  244. llegador noun: sprint finisher
  245. llégale interjection, verb: get lost, go away (used to ask someone to leave)
  246. llegamiento noun [ʝeɣ̞aˈmjẽn̪t̪o]: gathering
  247. llegando verb [ʝeˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of llegar
  248. llegándose verb [ʝeˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of llegar combined with se
  249. llegante adjective /ʝeˈɡante/: arriving
  250. llegar verb /ʝeˈɡaɾ/: to arrive, get (to)
  251. llegar a fin de mes phrase, verb [ʝeˈɣ̞aɾ a ˈfĩn̪ d̪e ˈmes]: to make ends meet
  252. llegar a final de mes verb /ʝeˌɡaɾ a fiˌnal de ˈmes/: alternative form of llegar a fin de mes
  253. llegar a la suela del zapato verb /ʝeˌɡaɾ a la ˌswela del θaˈpato/: to not compare to, to have nothing on
  254. llegar a las manos verb: to come to blows
  255. llegar a ser verb: to become, to get to be, to come to be, to make it to
  256. llegar al llegadero verb: to reach the point of no return
  257. llegar al pincho verb /ʝeˌɡaɾ al ˈpint͡ʃo/: to not care, to not give a fuck
  258. llegar lejos verb /ʝeˌɡaɾ ˈlexos/: to go far
  259. llegar tarde verb /ʝeˌɡaɾ ˈtaɾde/: to be late
  260. llegar y besar verb: alternative form of llegar y besar el santo
  261. llegar y besar el santo verb: to do something super-quickly, in a flash
  262. llegarle verb /ʝeˈɡaɾle/: to pass away (die)
  263. llegarle al pihuelo phrase [ʝeˈɣ̞aɾle al piˈ(ɣ̞)w̝elo]
  264. llegarse verb [ʝeˈɣ̞aɾse]: infinitive of llegar combined with se
  265. llegaypón noun [ʝeɣ̞ajˈpõn]
  266. llegue noun, verb /ˈʝeɡe/: stab; stabbing
  267. lleira noun [ˈʝejɾa]
  268. lleirón noun [ʝejˈɾõn]
  269. lleísmo noun /ʝeˈismo/: the practice of distinguishing the Spanish sounds represented by the letter ye ("y") and the letter elle ("ll")
  270. lleivún noun /ʝeiˈbun/: a sedge of genus Cyperus
  271. llello noun /ˈʝeʝo/: coke; cocaine
  272. llenadera noun: limit (to tell when something is full or when something is enough)
  273. llenado noun, verb /ʝeˈnado/: filling (act of filling)
  274. llenador adjective, noun [ʝenaˈð̞oɾ]: filling
  275. llenamente adverb [ˌʝenaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
  276. llenando verb [ʝeˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of llenar
  277. llenándose verb [ʝeˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of llenar combined with se
  278. llenar verb /ʝeˈnaɾ/: to fill something up
  279. llenar un hueco verb: to fill in; to stand in
  280. llenarse verb [ʝeˈnaɾse]: infinitive of llenar combined with se
  281. llenarse el culo de preguntas phrase [ʝeˈnaɾse el ˈkulo ð̞e pɾeˈɣ̞ũn̪t̪as]
  282. llenarse el rancho de humo phrase [ʝeˈnaɾse el ˈrãnʲt͡ʃo ð̞e ˈumo]
  283. llenarse la boca phrase [ʝeˈnaɾse la ˈβ̞oka]
  284. llenarse la pilgua phrase [ʝeˈnaɾse la ˈpilɣ̞wa]
  285. llenazo noun /ʝeˈnaθo/: sell-out show
  286. llenísimo adjective [ʝeˈnisimo]: jam-packed, crowded
  287. llenito adjective /ʝeˈnito/: diminutive of lleno
  288. lleno adjective, verb /ˈʝeno/: full
  289. llenura noun /ʝeˈnuɾa/: fullness
  290. llepo noun: mating ball
  291. llera noun: pebbly or stony area
  292. lleras noun, phrase [ˈʝeɾas]: plural of llera
  293. Llerena proper noun /ʝeˈɾena/: a surname
  294. Llerenas proper noun /ʝeˈɾenas/: a surname
  295. llerista adjective, noun: Of, relating to, or supporting Carlos Lleras Restrepo, Colombian politician
  296. llesca noun /ˈʝeska/: weed, dope (marijuana)
  297. lleta noun [ˈʝet̪a]
  298. lleudado verb [ʝewˈð̞að̞o]
  299. lleudando verb [ʝewˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]
  300. lleude verb [ʝewˈð̞e]

Part 11 · Part 13 · Spanish words: L

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 L: 4,791 words, in 16 parts.