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Spanish words: López de Matauco to Ludmila

300 Spanish words, part 15 of 16 of the words starting with L, A to Z. 71 have a page of their own.

Spanish words López de Matauco to Ludmila

  1. López de Matauco phrase [ˈlopes ð̞e maˈt̪awko]
  2. Lopez de Maturana phrase [loˈpes ð̞e mat̪uˈɾana]
  3. Lopez de Mendoza phrase [loˈpes ð̞e mẽn̪ˈd̪osa]
  4. Lopez de Opacua phrase [loˈpes ð̞e oˈpakwa]
  5. Lopez de Oprena phrase [loˈpes ð̞e oˈpɾena]
  6. López de Soria phrase [ˈlopes ð̞e ˈsoɾja]
  7. López de Vergara phrase [ˈlopes ð̞e β̞eɾˈɣ̞aɾa]
  8. López de Viñaspre phrase [ˈlopes ð̞e β̞iˈɲaspɾe]
  9. Lopez Mendizabal phrase [loˈpes mẽn̪d̪isaˈβ̞al]
  10. Lopez Zavaleta phrase [loˈpes saβ̞aˈlet̪a]
  11. lopezobradorista adjective, noun: of or supporting Andrés Manuel López Obrador (Mexican politician)
  12. lopezportillista adjective, noun: of or supporting José López Portillo (president of Mexico 1976-1982)
  13. loqueado verb /lokeˈado/: past participle of loquear
  14. loqueando verb [lokeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of loquear
  15. loquear verb /lokeˈaɾ/: to act foolishly or crazy
  16. loquendero adjective, noun /lokenˈdeɾo/: An internet user whose videos' voices are made using the speech synthesis software Loquendo.
  17. lóquer noun [ˈlokeɾ]
  18. loquera noun /loˈkeɾa/: a period of craziness
  19. loquerío noun [lokeˈɾio]: kerfuffle
  20. loquero noun /loˈkeɾo/: a shrink (psychologist or psychiatrist)
  21. loquetera noun: madness
  22. loquios noun [ˈlokjos]: lochia
  23. loquito adjective, noun /loˈkito/: diminutive of loco
  24. lora noun /ˈloɾa/: female equivalent of loro
  25. loratadina noun [loɾat̪aˈð̞ina]
  26. lorazepam noun: lorazepam
  27. lorca noun [ˈloɾka]
  28. lord noun /ˈloɾd/: lord (British title)
  29. Lorda proper noun [ˈloɾð̞a]
  30. Lordi proper noun [ˈloɾð̞i]
  31. lordosis noun: lordosis
  32. lore noun /ˈloɾe/: lore
  33. Lorea proper noun [loˈɾea]
  34. loreado verb [loɾeˈað̞o]
  35. loreal adjective: loreal
  36. loreando verb [loɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
  37. lorem ipsum noun, phrase /ˌloɾem ˈibsum/: lorem ipsum
  38. Lorena proper noun /loˈɾena/: Lorraine (a cultural region, former administrative region, and former duchy in eastern France; since 2016 part of the region of Grand Est region)
  39. lorenés adjective, noun /loɾeˈnes/: of, from or relating to Lorraine; Lorrainian
  40. Lorente proper noun /loˈɾente/: a surname
  41. lorentziano adjective: Lorentzian
  42. Lorenza proper noun /loˈɾenθa/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Lorenzo, equivalent to English Lauren
  43. Lorenzana proper noun /loɾenˈθana/: a surname
  44. Lorenzo proper noun /loˈɾenθo/: a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Laurence
  45. Loreta proper noun [loˈɾet̪a]
  46. loretano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the Loreto Region (region in Peru)
  47. Loreto proper noun /loˈɾeto/: a female given name
  48. lori humilde phrase [ˈloɾi uˈmil̪d̪e]
  49. loricífero noun: loriciferan
  50. lorículo noun: hanging parrot
  51. loriga noun /loˈɾiɡa/: mail, chain mail
  52. lorito noun /loˈɾito/: diminutive of loro
  53. Lorna proper noun [ˈloɾna]
  54. lorneo noun: bullying
  55. loro adjective, noun /ˈloɾo/: parrot, parakeet
  56. loro coroniblanco noun: white-crowned parrot (Pionus senilis)
  57. loro hablador noun: blue-fronted amazon (Amazona aestiva)
  58. loro senil noun: white-crowned parrot (Pionus senilis)
  59. loro tamaulipeco noun: The red-crowned amazon, Amazona viridigenalis.
  60. loro tricahue noun, phrase /ˌloɾo tɾiˈkawe/: burrowing parrot (Cyanoliseus patagonus)
  61. loroco noun /loˈɾoko/: loroco vine (Echites panduratus, syn. Fernaldia pandurata)
  62. Loroño proper noun [loˈɾoɲo]
  63. lorquiano adjective /loɾˈkjano/: of Federico García Lorca; Lorca's; Lorcan
  64. lorquino adjective, noun [loɾˈkino]: of, from or relating to Lorca
  65. lorza noun /ˈloɾθa/: pleat, frill
  66. los article, pronoun /los/: accusative of ellos; them
  67. los caminos del Señor son inescrutables proverb /los kaˌminos del seˌɲoɾ ˌson ineskɾuˈtables/: God works in mysterious ways
  68. los casis no cuentan proverb: almost doesn't count; close only counts in horseshoes; a miss is as good as a mile
  69. los cojones phrase /los koˈxones/: no way! my ass! like hell!
  70. los cojones morados phrase /los koˌxones moˈɾados/: cold as hell; cold as fuck; brass monkeys
  71. los más pronoun /los ˈmas/: most; the majority
  72. los míos noun: My lot; my family/friends/gang etc.
  73. los nervios de punta phrase: (on) edge
  74. los siete durmientes noun: A sleepyhead
  75. losa noun, verb /ˈlosa/: flagstone, paving stone, slab, tile (flat, rectangular piece of rock or stone)
  76. Losada proper noun /loˈsada/: a surname
  77. losado verb [loˈsað̞o]
  78. losando verb [loˈsãn̪d̪o]
  79. losange noun /loˈsanxe/: rhombus
  80. losanjado adjective /losanˈxado/: lozenged
  81. losanje noun /loˈsanxe/: alternative spelling of losange
  82. losar verb: to tile; to slab (a floor)
  83. losartán noun: losartan
  84. loser noun [ˈluseɾ]
  85. loseta noun [loˈset̪a]: tile
  86. losiento interjection [loˈsjẽn̪t̪o]: informal form of lo siento
  87. Lot proper noun /ˈlot/: Lot (Biblical character)
  88. lota noun /ˈlota/: burbot
  89. lote noun /ˈlote/: lot (chance assignment)
  90. loteado verb [lot̪eˈað̞o]: past participle of lotear
  91. loteador noun: an owner of a lote
  92. loteamiento noun /loteaˈmjento/: distribution into lots
  93. loteando verb /loteˈando/: gerund of lotear
  94. lotear verb /loteˈaɾ/: to distribute into lots
  95. loteo noun, verb /loˈteo/: lot (distinct portion or plot of land)
  96. lotería noun /loteˈɾia/: lottery
  97. Lotería de Navidad noun: Spanish Christmas Lottery
  98. lotería nacional noun /loteˌɾia naθjoˈnal/: national lottery
  99. lotero noun /loˈteɾo/: lottery-ticket seller
  100. loti noun [ˈlot̪i]
  101. lótico adjective /ˈlotiko/: lotic
  102. lotificación noun /lotifikaˈθjon/: subdivision of land
  103. lotificado verb [lot̪ifiˈkað̞o]: past participle of lotificar
  104. lotificadora noun: someone who divides (land) up into lots
  105. lotificando verb [lot̪ifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of lotificar
  106. lotificar verb /lotifiˈkaɾ/: to divide up into lots
  107. Lotina proper noun [loˈt̪ina]
  108. lotización noun /lotiθaˈθjon/: dividing up into lots
  109. lotizado verb /lotiˈθado/: past participle of lotizar
  110. lotizando verb /lotiˈθando/: gerund of lotizar
  111. lotizar verb /lotiˈθaɾ/: to divide up into lots
  112. loto abbreviation, noun /ˈloto/: lotus
  113. loto corniculado noun: common birdsfoot trefoil (Lotus corniculatus)
  114. -lotodo suffix [loˈt̪oð̞o]
  115. lotófago noun: lotus eater
  116. Loueriro noun [loweˈɾiɾo]
  117. lounge noun: lounge
  118. Lourdes proper noun /ˈluɾdes/: a female given name transferred from the place name
  119. lousamense adjective [lowsaˈmẽnse]
  120. Loustau proper noun [ˈlowst̪aw]
  121. Lovaina proper noun [loˈβ̞ajna]: Leuven/Louvain (Belgian city)
  122. lovastatina noun: lovastatin
  123. Lovato proper noun [loˈβ̞at̪o]
  124. lovecraftiano adjective /lofkɾafˈtjano/: Lovecraftian
  125. low cost adjective, phrase /ˌlou ˈkost/: low-cost; budget
  126. loxismo noun /loɡˈsismo/: loxism
  127. loxodrómica adjective, noun [loksoˈð̞ɾomika]: feminine singular of loxodrómico
  128. loxodrómico adjective [loksoˈð̞ɾomiko]: loxodromic
  129. loxoscelismo noun /loɡsosθeˈlismo/: loxoscelism
  130. Loya proper noun [ˈloʝa]
  131. Loyarte proper noun [loˈʝaɾt̪e]
  132. Loyato phrase [loˈʝat̪o]
  133. Loydi phrase [ˈlojð̞i]
  134. loyo noun [ˈloʝo]
  135. Loyola proper noun [loˈʝola]
  136. Loyza phrase [ˈlojsa]
  137. loza noun /ˈloθa/: earthenware
  138. Lozada phrase [loˈsað̞a]
  139. lozaneado verb [losaneˈað̞o]
  140. lozaneando verb [losaneˈãn̪d̪o]
  141. lozaneándose verb [losaneˈãn̪d̪ose]
  142. lozanearse verb [losaneˈaɾse]
  143. lozanecer verb [losaneˈseɾ]
  144. lozanecerse verb [losaneˈseɾse]
  145. lozanecido verb [losaneˈsið̞o]
  146. lozaneciendo verb [losaneˈsjẽn̪d̪o]
  147. lozaneciéndose verb [losaneˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]
  148. lozanía noun /loθaˈnia/: lushness, verdancy (of plants)
  149. lozano adjective /loˈθano/: fresh; lush; verdant (said of landscapes, trees, forests etc.)
  150. LP noun: LP
  151. lpm abbreviation, interjection [elepeˈeme]: initialism of la puta madre
  152. LPQTP phrase: la puta que te parió
  153. LS phrase: abbreviation of lo siento
  154. LSA abbreviation
  155. LSD noun /elˈesde/: LSD (drug)
  156. LSE noun: initialism of lengua de signos española
  157. lsm phrase: abbreviation of lenguaje de señas mexicano
  158. LTA abbreviation
  159. Lu proper noun [ˈlu]
  160. lúa noun /ˈlua/: lee
  161. Luan proper noun /ˈlwan/: a male given name
  162. Luana proper noun [ˈlwana]
  163. Luanda proper noun /ˈlwanda/: Luanda (the capital city of Angola)
  164. luandés adjective, noun: Luandan
  165. luanquín adjective, noun /lwanˈkin/: of, from or relating to Luanco
  166. Luarte phrase [ˈlwaɾt̪e]
  167. luau noun [ˈlwaw]: luau (elaborate Hawaiian feast)
  168. Luba proper noun [ˈluβ̞a]
  169. Lubian phrase [ˈluβ̞jãn]
  170. lubina noun /luˈbina/: sea bass
  171. lubolo noun [luˈβ̞olo]
  172. lubricación noun /lubɾikaˈθjon/: lubrication
  173. lubricado verb /lubɾiˈkado/: past participle of lubricar
  174. lúbricamente adverb [ˌluβ̞ɾikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
  175. lubrican noun, verb /lubɾiˈkan/: twilight
  176. lubricando verb [luβ̞ɾiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of lubricar
  177. lubricante noun /lubɾiˈkante/: lubricant
  178. lubricar verb /lubɾiˈkaɾ/: to lubricate
  179. lubricentro noun [luβ̞ɾiˈsẽn̪t̪ɾo]
  180. lubricidad noun /lubɾiθiˈdad/: slipperiness
  181. lubricípedo adjective [luβ̞ɾiˈsipeð̞o]
  182. lúbrico adjective, verb /ˈlubɾiko/: lubricous
  183. lubrificación noun /lubɾifikaˈθjon/: lubrication
  184. lubrificado verb /lubɾifiˈkado/: past participle of lubrificar
  185. lubrificando verb /lubɾifiˈkando/: gerund of lubrificar
  186. lubrificante adjective, noun /lubɾifiˈkante/: lubricating
  187. lubrificar verb /lubɾifiˈkaɾ/: to lubricate
  188. lubrinense adjective [luβ̞ɾiˈnẽnse]
  189. Lubumbashi proper noun [luβ̞ũmˈbaʃi]
  190. luca noun /ˈluka/: a thousand pesos
  191. lucainense adjective [lukajˈnẽnse]
  192. lucano adjective, noun: Lucanian
  193. lucarda noun [luˈkaɾð̞a]
  194. lucareño adjective [lukaˈɾeɲo]
  195. lucarna noun: skylight
  196. Lucastegui phrase [lukasˈt̪eɣ̞i]
  197. lucayo adjective, noun /luˈkaʝo/: Lucayan
  198. luce phrase, verb /ˈluθe/: third-person singular present indicative
  199. Lucea proper noun [luˈsea]
  200. lucecita noun /luθeˈθita/: diminutive of luz
  201. Lucena proper noun [luˈsena]: Lucena (a municipality of Córdoba, Andalusia, Spain)
  202. lucense adjective, noun /luˈθense/: of, from or relating to Lugo
  203. lucentino adjective, noun /luθenˈtino/: of, from or relating to Lucena
  204. lucera noun [luˈseɾa]
  205. lúceres noun [ˈluseɾes]
  206. lucerna noun /luˈθeɾna/: a type of old Latin oil lamp
  207. lucernaria noun [luseɾˈnaɾja]
  208. lucernario noun /luθeɾˈnaɾjo/: skylight
  209. lucernense adjective, noun /luθeɾˈnense/: of, from or relating to Lucerne
  210. lucero noun /luˈθeɾo/: luminary (natural light-giving body)
  211. lucero del alba noun: morning star (weapon)
  212. luces de emergencia noun: emergency lights
  213. lucha noun, verb /ˈlut͡ʃa/: fight, fighting, fray
  214. lucha de clases noun: class struggle
  215. lucha grecorromana noun /ˌlut͡ʃa ɡɾekoroˈmana/: Greco-Roman wrestling
  216. lucha interior noun: internal confliction
  217. lucha libre noun /ˌlut͡ʃa ˈlibɾe/: freestyle wrestling, including professional wrestling
  218. luchaco noun [luˈt͡ʃako]
  219. luchado verb /luˈt͡ʃado/: past participle of luchar
  220. luchador adjective, noun /lut͡ʃaˈdoɾ/: fighting
  221. luchando verb /luˈt͡ʃando/: gerund of luchar
  222. luchar verb /luˈt͡ʃaɾ/: to fight, to battle, to do battle
  223. luchar con la muerte verb /luˌt͡ʃaɾ kon la ˈmweɾte/: to fight for one's life
  224. lucharniego adjective: nocturnal
  225. luche noun, verb /ˈlut͡ʃe/: hopscotch
  226. Luchia phrase [ˈlut͡ʃja]
  227. luchístico adjective /luˈt͡ʃistiko/: wrestling
  228. Luciana proper noun /luˈθjana/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Luciano
  229. Luciano proper noun /luˈθjano/: a male given name, equivalent to English Lucian
  230. Luciarte phrase [luˈsjaɾt̪e]
  231. lúcidamente adverb /ˌluθidaˈmente/: lucidly, clearheadedly
  232. lucidez noun /luθiˈdeθ/: lucidity, lucidness
  233. lúcido adjective, verb /luˈθido/: lucid
  234. lucidor adjective /luθiˈdoɾ/: shiny
  235. luciendo verb [luˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of lucir
  236. luciéndose verb [luˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of lucir combined with se
  237. luciente adjective /luˈθjente/: shining
  238. luciérnaga noun /luˈθjeɾnaɡa/: firefly
  239. Lucifer proper noun /luθiˈfeɾ/: Lucifer
  240. luciferino adjective /luθifeˈɾino/: satanic; devilish
  241. lucífero adjective, noun /luˈθifeɾo/: bright, radiant, dazzling, luminous, giving off light
  242. lucífugo adjective [luˈsifuɣ̞o]
  243. Lucila proper noun [luˈsila]
  244. lucillo noun [luˈsiʝo]: stone grave
  245. lucimiento noun /luθiˈmjento/: brilliance, ostentation
  246. Lucinda proper noun [luˈsĩn̪d̪a]
  247. lucio adjective, noun, verb /ˈluθjo/: pike (any carnivorous freshwater fish of the genus Esox)
  248. lución noun /luˈθjon/: slowworm
  249. lucioperca noun /luθjoˈpeɾka/: zander
  250. lucir verb /luˈθiɾ/: to shine
  251. lucirse verb [luˈsiɾse]: infinitive of lucir combined with se
  252. lucite noun, verb: Lucite
  253. Luco proper noun [ˈluko]
  254. lucrado verb /luˈkɾado/: past participle of lucrar
  255. lucrando verb /luˈkɾando/: gerund of lucrar
  256. lucrándose verb [luˈkɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of lucrar combined with se
  257. lucrar verb /luˈkɾaɾ/: to profit, win, gain, opportune, obtain lucre
  258. lucrarse verb [luˈkɾaɾse]: infinitive of lucrar combined with se
  259. lucrativo adjective /lukɾaˈtibo/: lucrative, profitable
  260. lucrecia noun [luˈkɾesja]
  261. lucreciano adjective [lukɾeˈsjano]
  262. lucrifacio adjective [lukɾiˈfasjo]
  263. lucrífilo adjective [luˈkɾifilo]
  264. lucrífugo adjective [luˈkɾifuɣ̞o]
  265. lucro noun, verb /ˈlukɾo/: profit, gain, lucre
  266. lucroniense adjective, noun /lukɾoˈnjense/: of, from or relating to Logroño
  267. lucroso adjective [luˈkɾoso]
  268. luctuosa adjective, noun [lukˈt̪wosa]: feminine singular of luctuoso
  269. luctuoso adjective [lukˈt̪woso]: sad, mournful, grieving
  270. lucubración noun /lukubɾaˈθjon/: lucubration
  271. lucubrado verb /lukuˈbɾado/: past participle of lucubrar
  272. lucubrando verb [lukuˈβ̞ɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of lucubrar
  273. lucubrar verb /lukuˈbɾaɾ/: synonym of elucubrar
  274. Lucuen phrase [ˈlukwẽn]
  275. Lucuix phrase [luˈkwiks]
  276. Lúculo proper noun /ˈlukulo/: Lucullus
  277. lúcuma noun /ˈlukuma/: lucmo (fruit)
  278. lucumí noun /lukuˈmi/: Lucumí (a form of Yoruba used as a liturgical language in santería, a syncretic religion of Cuba)
  279. lúcumo noun [ˈlukumo]
  280. ludada noun [luˈð̞að̞a]
  281. luddita adjective, noun: alternative form of ludita
  282. ludiado verb [luˈð̞jað̞o]
  283. ludiando verb [luˈð̞jãn̪d̪o]
  284. ludiándose verb [luˈð̞jãn̪d̪ose]
  285. ludiarse verb [luˈð̞jaɾse]
  286. ludibrio noun /luˈdibɾjo/: mockery; scorn
  287. lúdicamente adverb /ˌludikaˈmente/: in a fun way; recreationally; for fun
  288. lúdico adjective /ˈludiko/: ludic, playful
  289. lúdicro adjective /ˈludikɾo/: alternative form of lúdico
  290. ludido verb /luˈdido/: past participle of ludir
  291. ludiendo verb [luˈð̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of ludir
  292. ludificación noun [luð̞ifikaˈsjõn]: gamification
  293. ludificado verb /ludifiˈkado/: past participle of ludificar
  294. ludificando verb /ludifiˈkando/: gerund of ludificar
  295. ludificar verb /ludifiˈkaɾ/: to gamify
  296. ludir verb /luˈdiɾ/: to rub, to scrape
  297. ludismo noun [luˈð̞ismo]: Luddism (opposition to the Industrial Revolution by textile workers)
  298. ludista noun: Luddite
  299. ludita adjective, noun /luˈdita/: Luddite
  300. Ludmila proper noun [luð̞ˈmila]

Part 14 · Part 16 · 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.