Spanish words: lapsus linguae to latonería
300 Spanish words, part 4 of 16 of the words starting with L, A to Z. 71 have a page of their own.
Spanish words lapsus linguae to latonería
- lapsus linguae noun: a lapsus linguae; an inadvertent remark, a slip of the tongue
- laptop noun /ˈlabtop/: laptop
- Laputa proper noun /laˈputa/: Laputa
- laque noun, verb [ˈlake]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
- laqueado verb [lakeˈað̞o]: past participle of laquear
- laqueando verb [lakeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of laquear
- laquear verb /lakeˈaɾ/: to lacquer
- laques noun, verb [ˈlakes]: second-person singular present subjunctive of lacar
- Láquesis proper noun [ˈlakesis]
- lar noun /ˈlaɾ/: hearth, fireplace
- Lara proper noun /ˈlaɾa/: a surname
- Larache proper noun [laˈɾat͡ʃe]
- larario noun [laˈɾaɾjo]
- Larco proper noun /ˈlaɾko/: a surname
- lardado verb [laɾˈð̞að̞o]
- lardando verb [laɾˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]
- lardar verb [laɾˈð̞aɾ]
- lardeado verb [laɾð̞eˈað̞o]
- lardeando verb [laɾð̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
- lardero adjective /laɾˈdeɾo/: fat
- Lardizábal proper noun /laɾdiθaˈbal/: a surname from Basque
- lardo noun /ˈlaɾdo/: lard
- lardón noun [laɾˈð̞õn]
- lardoso adjective [laɾˈð̞oso]
- laredano adjective, noun /laɾeˈdano/: of, from or relating to Laredo
- Laredo proper noun /laˈɾedo/: Laredo (a large city, the county seat of Webb County, Texas, United States)
- lareño adjective, noun /laˈɾeɲo/: of, from or relating to Lares
- larense adjective, noun [laˈɾẽnse]: of, from or relating to the state of Lara, Venezuela
- lares noun [ˈlaɾes]: plural of lar
- Largacha proper noun [laɾˈɣ̞at͡ʃa]
- largada noun, verb /laɾˈɡada/: start (of a race)
- largado verb /laɾˈɡado/: past participle of largar
- largamente adverb /ˌlaɾɡaˈmente/: at length, thoroughly
- largando verb [laɾˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of largar
- largándose verb [laɾˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of largar combined with se
- largar verb /laɾˈɡaɾ/: to chase away
- largar las velas phrase [laɾˈɣ̞aɾ las ˈβ̞elas]
- largar un cabo phrase [laɾˈɣ̞aɾ ũŋ ˈkaβ̞o]
- largaría noun, verb [laɾˈɣ̞aɾja]: first/third-person singular conditional of largar
- largarse verb [laɾˈɣ̞aɾse]: infinitive of largar combined with se
- largavista noun /laɾɡaˈbista/: binoculars
- largavistas noun /laɾɡaˈbistas/: binoculars
- largo adjective, interjection, noun, verb /ˈlaɾɡo/: long (having much distance from one terminating point to another)
- largo plazo phrase [ˈlaɾɣ̞o ˈplaso]
- largo y tendido adverb: long and hard; deliberately
- largometraje noun /laɾɡomeˈtɾaxe/: feature film (full-length film)
- largoplacista adjective /laɾɡoplaˈθista/: long-term
- largor noun [laɾˈɣ̞oɾ]
- larguerillo noun: longeron
- larguero noun /laɾˈɡeɾo/: crossbeam
- largueza noun /laɾˈɡeθa/: largesse, generosity
- larguirucho adjective, noun /laɾɡiˈɾut͡ʃo/: lanky
- larguísimo adjective /laɾˈɡisimo/: superlative degree of largo
- largura noun /laɾˈɡuɾa/: length
- lari noun [ˈlaɾi]
- lárice noun /ˈlaɾiθe/: larch
- laricino adjective [laɾiˈsino]
- laricio noun: black pine; European black pine (Pinus nigra)
- Larina proper noun [laˈɾina]
- laringal adjective, noun [laɾĩŋˈgal]: laryngeal
- laringe noun /laˈɾinxe/: larynx
- laríngeo adjective: laryngeal (relating to the larynx)
- laringitis noun /laɾinˈxitis/: laryngitis
- laringofaringe noun [laɾĩŋgofaˈɾĩŋxe]: laryngopharynx
- laringología noun /laɾinɡoloˈxia/: laryngology
- laringólogo noun /laɾinˈɡoloɡo/: laryngologist
- laringoscopia noun: laryngoscopy
- Larios proper noun [ˈlaɾjos]
- Larisa proper noun [laˈɾisa]
- larpear verb /laɾpeˈaɾ/: to LARP
- larper noun /ˈlaɾpeɾ/: larper
- Larra proper noun [ˈlara]
- Larrabure proper noun [laraˈβ̞uɾe]
- Larraburu proper noun [laraˈβ̞uɾu]
- Larraechea proper noun [laraeˈt͡ʃea]
- Larraga proper noun [laˈraɣ̞a]
- Larraguibel proper noun [laraɣ̞iˈβ̞el]
- Larraín proper noun [laraˈĩn]
- Larrainzar proper noun [larãjnˈsaɾ]
- Larralde proper noun [laˈral̪d̪e]
- Larramendi proper noun [laraˈmẽn̪d̪i]
- Larrañaga proper noun /laraˈɲaɡa/: a surname from Basque
- Larraona proper noun [laraˈona]
- Larrarte proper noun [laˈraɾt̪e]
- Larraun proper noun [ˈlarãwn]
- Larrauri proper noun [laˈrawɾi]
- Larravide proper noun [laraˈβ̞ið̞e]
- Larraya proper noun [laˈraʝa]
- Larraz proper noun [laˈras]
- Larrazabal proper noun /laraθaˈbal/: a surname from Basque
- Larre proper noun [ˈlare]
- Larre Oroño phrase [ˈlare oˈɾoɲo]
- Larrea proper noun /laˈrea/: a surname from Basque
- Larrechea proper noun [lareˈt͡ʃea]
- Larregui proper noun [laˈreɣ̞i]
- Larreta proper noun /laˈreta/: a surname
- Larrey proper noun [laˈrej]
- Larriba proper noun [laˈriβ̞a]
- Larrieu proper noun [ˈlarjew]
- Larrinaga proper noun [lariˈnaɣ̞a]
- Larriva proper noun [laˈriβ̞a]
- Larrocha proper noun [laˈrot͡ʃa]
- Larrondo proper noun [laˈrõn̪d̪o]
- Larroque proper noun [laˈroke]
- Larroquette proper noun [laroˈket̪e]
- Larrosa proper noun [laˈrosa]
- Larroulet proper noun [larowˈlet̪]
- Larrucea proper noun [laruˈsea]
- Larry proper noun /ˈlari/: a male given name from English
- Larumbe proper noun [laˈɾũmbe]
- larva adjective, noun /ˈlaɾba/: larva
- larváceo noun: larvacean
- larvado adjective /laɾˈbado/: latent
- larval adjective /laɾˈbal/: larval
- larvario adjective /laɾˈbaɾjo/: larval
- larvicida noun: larvicide
- las article, noun, pronoun /las/: feminine plural definite article; the
- las apariencias engañan proverb /las apaˌɾjenθjas enˈɡaɲan/: appearances are deceptive
- las armas las carga el diablo phrase [las ˈaɾmas las ˈkaɾɣ̞a el̪ ˈd̪jaβ̞lo]
- las calderas de Pedro Botero phrase [las kal̪ˈd̪eɾas ð̞e ˈpeð̞ɾo β̞oˈt̪eɾo]
- las carne y hueso phrase /las ˌkaɾne i ˈw̝eso/: a hair past a freckle
- las cuatro esquinas noun: four corners
- las cuatro reglas noun: the four arithmetic operations
- las he visto más feas y se han casado proverb [las ˈe ˈβ̞ist̪o ˈmas ˈfeas i se ˈãŋ kaˈsað̞o]
- las huinchas phrase [las ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ĩnʲt͡ʃas]
- las mentiras tienen patas cortas proverb /las menˌtiɾas tjeˌnem ˌpatas ˈkoɾtas/: a lie has no legs
- las mil adverb: extremely late, ridiculously late
- las mil y quinientas adverb /las ˌmil i kiˈnjentas/: extremely late, ridiculously late
- las paredes oyen proverb /las paˌɾedes ˈoʝen/: walls have ears
- las patitas phrase [las paˈt̪it̪as]
- las pelotas interjection [las peˈlot̪as]
- las perdedoras phrase [las peɾð̞eˈð̞oɾas]
- las petunias interjection [las peˈt̪unjas]
- las reglas están hechas para romperse phrase: rules are made to be broken
- las reglas se hicieron para romperse phrase: rules are made to be broken
- las tantas noun: wee hours
- las viejas phrase [las ˈβ̞jexas]
- lasa adjective, verb /ˈlasa/: feminine singular of laso
- Lasaga proper noun [laˈsaɣ̞a]
- Lasagabaster proper noun [lasaɣ̞aβ̞asˈt̪eɾ]
- Lasala proper noun [laˈsala]
- lasallista adjective, noun: Lasallian
- lasaña noun /laˈsaɲa/: lasagna
- Lasanta proper noun [laˈsãn̪t̪a]
- Lasarte proper noun /laˈsaɾte/: a hamlet in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Álava, Basque Country, Spain
- lasca noun, verb /ˈlaska/: stone chip, lithic flake
- lascado verb /lasˈkado/: past participle of lascar
- lascando verb [lasˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of lascar
- Lascano proper noun /lasˈkano/: a surname from Basque
- lascar noun, verb /lasˈkaɾ/: to slacken; slip
- Lascaux proper noun [lasˈkawks]
- lascivamente adverb [laˌsiβ̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]: lasciviously
- lascivia noun /lasˈθibja/: lasciviousness
- lascivo adjective /lasˈθibo/: lewd, lascivious, lecherous, prurient, salacious
- lascivoso adjective [lasiˈβ̞oso]
- Lascurain proper noun [lasˈkuɾãjn]
- lasdrado adjective [lasˈð̞ɾað̞o]
- Lase proper noun [ˈlase]
- láser noun /ˈlaseɾ/: laser
- láser tag noun: laser tag
- laserpicio noun [laseɾˈpisjo]: Laserpitium siler L.
- Laserre proper noun [laˈsere]
- Lasheras proper noun [laˈʃeɾas]
- lasherino adjective [laseˈɾino]
- lashista noun [laˈʃist̪a]
- lasitud noun /lasiˈtud/: lassitude, exhaustion
- lasix noun: Lasix
- laso adjective /ˈlaso/: weary; tiring
- Laspiur proper noun [lasˈpjuɾ]
- Lassa proper noun [ˈlasa]
- Lassaga proper noun [laˈsaɣ̞a]
- Lasse proper noun [ˈlase]
- lassi noun /ˈlasi/: lassi
- Lassus proper noun [ˈlasus]
- lastado verb [lasˈt̪að̞o]
- lastando verb [lasˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
- Lastarria proper noun [lasˈt̪arja]
- Lastenia proper noun /lasˈtenja/: a female given name from Ancient Greek
- Laster proper noun [lasˈt̪eɾ]
- lástima interjection, noun, verb /ˈlastima/: pity
- lastimado adjective, verb /lastiˈmado/: hurt, injured
- lastimador adjective [last̪imaˈð̞oɾ]
- lastimadura noun /lastimaˈduɾa/: injury
- lastimamiento noun [last̪imaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
- lastimando verb [last̪iˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of lastimar
- lastimándose verb [last̪iˈmãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of lastimar combined with se
- lastimar verb /lastiˈmaɾ/: to injure
- lastimarse verb [last̪iˈmaɾse]: infinitive of lastimar combined with se
- lastimeramente adverb /lastiˌmeɾaˈmente/: pitifully
- lastimero adjective /lastiˈmeɾo/: pitiful
- lastimosamente adverb /lastiˌmosaˈmente/: regretfully
- lastimosísimo adjective [last̪imoˈsisimo]
- lastimoso adjective /lastiˈmoso/: shameful, pitiful, blameworthy
- Lastiri proper noun [lasˈt̪iɾi]
- lastón noun: Agrostis pourretii (velvet bentgrass)
- lastra noun, verb /ˈlastɾa/: a large flat stone, a slab of stone
- lastrado verb [lasˈt̪ɾað̞o]: past participle of lastrar
- lastrando verb [lasˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of lastrar
- lastrándose verb [lasˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of lastrar combined with se
- lastrar verb /lasˈtɾaɾ/: to ballast
- lastrarse verb [lasˈt̪ɾaɾse]: infinitive of lastrar combined with se
- lastre noun, verb /ˈlastɾe/: ballast
- Lastur proper noun [lasˈt̪uɾ]
- lat. abbreviation, noun [ˈlat̪]: abbreviation of latín (“Latin”)
- lata adjective, noun, verb /ˈlata/: can, tin, tin can, canister (vessel)
- latacungueño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Latacunga
- Latakia proper noun [laˈt̪akja]
- LATAM abbreviation [laˈt̪ãm]
- Latasa proper noun [laˈt̪asa]
- latch-up noun [ˈlat͡ʃ ˈup]
- late night noun /ˌleid ˈnait/: late-night show
- late night show noun /ˌleid ˌnaid ˈʃou/: late night show
- lateado verb [lat̪eˈað̞o]
- lateando verb [lat̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
- lateándose verb [lat̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]
- latear verb [lat̪eˈaɾ]
- latearse verb [lat̪eˈaɾse]
- latencia noun /laˈtenθja/: latency
- latente adjective /laˈtente/: latent, hidden, concealed
- latentemente adverb: latently
- lateral adjective, noun /lateˈɾal/: lateral, to the side
- lateralidad noun /lateɾaliˈdad/: laterality
- lateralización noun /lateɾaliθaˈθjon/: lateralization
- lateralizado verb [lat̪eɾaliˈsað̞o]: past participle of lateralizar
- lateralizando verb [lat̪eɾaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of lateralizar
- lateralizándose verb [lat̪eɾaliˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of lateralizar combined with se
- lateralizar verb: to lateralize
- lateralizarse verb [lat̪eɾaliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of lateralizar combined with se
- lateralmente adverb /lateˌɾalˈmente/: laterally
- lateranense adjective /lateɾaˈnense/: Lateran
- laterino adjective [lat̪eˈɾino]
- laterita noun /lateˈɾita/: laterite
- laterítico adjective /lateˈɾitiko/: lateritic
- latero adjective, noun /laˈteɾo/: dull; boring
- látex noun /ˈlateɡs/: latex
- latgaliano adjective, noun: Latgalian
- laticífero adjective, noun /latiˈθifeɾo/: laticiferous
- laticlavia noun [lat̪iˈklaβ̞ja]
- latido noun, verb /laˈtido/: beat, pulsation
- latiendo verb [laˈt̪jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of latir
- latiente adjective /laˈtjente/: beating
- latifoliado adjective: broad-leaved
- latifundio noun /latiˈfundjo/: latifundio (large estate, large land property, especially in Latin America)
- latifundismo noun /latifunˈdismo/: the system in which land is held by large estates
- latifundista adjective, noun /latifunˈdista/: Owning a latifundio.
- latigazo noun /latiˈɡaθo/: lash, whiplash (stroke with a whip)
- latigazo cervical noun: whiplash
- látigo noun /ˈlatiɡo/: whip (pliant, flexible instrument, such as a rod, a plaited or braided rope, or a thong)
- latigueado verb /latiɡeˈado/: past participle of latiguear
- latigueando verb [lat̪iɣ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of latiguear
- latiguear verb /latiɡeˈaɾ/: to whip (to hit with a whip)
- latigueo noun, verb [lat̪iˈɣ̞eo]: first-person singular present indicative of latiguear
- latiguillo noun /latiˈɡiʝo/: small tube, connection pipe
- latín noun /laˈtin/: Latin (the language of the ancient Romans)
- latín arcaico noun: Old Latin
- latín científico phrase [laˈt̪ĩn sjẽn̪ˈt̪ifiko]
- latín clásico noun, phrase [laˈt̪ĩŋ ˈklasiko]: Classical Latin (language)
- latín contemporáneo noun: Contemporary Latin (language)
- latín eclesiástico noun, phrase /laˌtin ekleˈsjastiko/: Ecclesiastical Latin
- latin lover noun /ˌlatin ˈlobeɾ/: Don Juan, playboy, lady's man
- latín moderno phrase [laˈt̪ĩm moˈð̞eɾno]
- latín rústico phrase [laˈt̪ĩn ˈrust̪iko]
- latín tardío noun: Late Latin (language)
- latín vulgar noun, phrase [laˈt̪ĩm bulˈɣ̞aɾ]: Vulgar Latin (language)
- latinado verb /latiˈnado/: past participle of latinar
- latinajo noun /latiˈnaxo/: word in Dog Latin
- latinando verb /latiˈnando/: gerund of latinar
- latinar verb /latiˈnaɾ/: to speak Latin; to write in Latin
- latine adjective, noun, verb /laˈtine/: Latin American, a gender-neutral form of latino/latina
- latineado verb [lat̪ineˈað̞o]
- latineando verb [lat̪ineˈãn̪d̪o]
- latinidad noun /latiniˈdad/: Latino-ness, Latino culture, latinidad
- latinismo noun /latiˈnismo/: Latinism (any word or phrase borrowed from Latin, or suggestive of Latin)
- latinista noun: Latinist
- latinización noun /latiniθaˈθjon/: Latinization
- latinizado verb /latiniˈθado/: past participle of latinizar
- latinizador adjective [lat̪inisaˈð̞oɾ]
- latinizando verb /latiniˈθando/: gerund of latinizar
- latinizante adjective: Latinesque
- latinizar verb /latiniˈθaɾ/: to Latinize
- latino adjective, noun, verb /laˈtino/: of Latin America or Latin American people
- Latinoamérica proper noun /laˌtinoaˈmeɾika/: Latin America (a continental region consisting of those parts of the Americas located south of the United States where Spanish or Portuguese is...
- latinoamericanismo noun [lat̪inoameɾikaˈnismo]: a word or phrase used in Latin America
- latinoamericanista adjective, noun [lat̪inoameɾikaˈnist̪a]: lover or supporter of Latin America
- latinoamericanización noun: The tendency of becoming more like Latin America
- latinoamericanizar verb /laˌtinoameɾikaniˈθaɾ/: to make Latin American
- latinoamericano adjective, noun /laˌtinoameɾiˈkano/: Latin American
- latir verb /laˈtiɾ/: to beat, throb (said of a heart)
- latirismo noun /latiˈɾismo/: lathyrism
- latite noun, verb [laˈt̪it̪e]: second-person singular voseo imperative of latir combined with te
- latitud noun /latiˈtud/: latitude
- latitudinal adjective /latitudiˈnal/: latitudinal (relating to latitude)
- latitudinalmente adverb /latitudiˌnalˈmente/: latitudinally
- latitudinarianismo noun: latitudinarianism
- latizal noun [lat̪iˈsal]
- latizo noun [laˈt̪iso]
- lato adjective, verb /ˈlato/: dilated, expanded, extended
- latón noun /laˈton/: brass
- Latona proper noun [laˈt̪ona]
- latonería noun [lat̪oneˈɾia]: body shop
Part 3 · Part 5 · 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.