Spanish words: lechuga to lengua natural
300 Spanish words, part 6 of 16 of the words starting with L, A to Z. 73 have a page of their own.
Spanish words lechuga to lengua natural
- lechuga interjection, noun /leˈt͡ʃuɡa/: lettuce
- lechuga iceberg noun /leˌt͡ʃuɡa iθeˈbeɾ/: iceberg lettuce
- lechuga silvestre noun: wild lettuce
- lechugas interjection, noun /leˈt͡ʃuɡas/: expresses anger, upset, or annoyance; euphemism for leche
- lechuguero noun /let͡ʃuˈɡeɾo/: one who sells or harvests lettuce
- lechuguilla noun /let͡ʃuˈɡiʝa/: lechuguilla (a species of agave)
- lechuguino adjective, noun: foppish
- lechuza noun /leˈt͡ʃuθa/: owl
- lechuza blanca noun /leˌt͡ʃuθa ˈblanka/: western barn owl
- lechuza común noun: barn owl (Tyto alba)
- lechuza negra noun: black-banded owl (Strix huhula)
- lechuza tenebrosa noun: A sooty owl (Tyto tenebricosa).
- lechuzo adjective [leˈt͡ʃuso]
- lechuzón noun /let͡ʃuˈθon/: any of a number of large owl species
- lechuzón campestre noun: The short-eared owl.
- lechuzón negruzco noun: The Stygian owl, Asio stygius.
- lechuzón orejudo noun: striped owl (Asio clamator)
- Lecina proper noun [leˈsina]
- Leciñena proper noun [lesiˈɲena]
- lecitina noun: lecithin
- lécito noun: lekythos
- Lecona proper noun [leˈkona]
- lecorbusieriano adjective: of, relating to, or in the style of Le Corbusier, Swiss-French architect
- lectina noun /leɡˈtina/: lectin
- lectivo adjective /leɡˈtibo/: teaching, school, schooling
- lecto noun, suffix /ˈleɡto/: lect
- lectoescritura noun /leɡtoeskɾiˈtuɾa/: reading and writing
- lectoestratotipo noun: lectostratotype
- lectograbadora noun: player
- lector adjective, noun /leɡˈtoɾ/: reading
- lector de discos noun: disk drive
- lector de pantalla noun: screen reader
- lectorado noun /leɡtoˈɾado/: assistantship
- lectoral adjective: reading
- lectoría noun /leɡtoˈɾia/: readership
- lectotipo noun: lectotype
- lectura noun /leɡˈtuɾa/: reading
- Lecube proper noun [leˈkuβ̞e]
- Lecueder proper noun [lekweˈð̞eɾ]
- Lecumberri proper noun /lekumˈberi/: Lekunberri (a village and municipality of Navarre, Spain)
- Lecuna proper noun [leˈkuna]
- Lecuona proper noun [leˈkwona]
- led abbreviation, noun /ˈled/: LED (light-emitting diode)
- ledanía noun [leð̞aˈnia]
- ledeburita noun /ledebuˈɾita/: ledeburite
- lederhosen noun /ledeɾˈxosen/: lederhosen
- Ledesma proper noun /leˈdesma/: a town and municipality, a in Salamanca, Castile and León, Spain
- ledesmino adjective, noun /ledesˈmino/: of, from or relating to Ledesma, Castile and León
- leedor adjective [leeˈð̞oɾ]
- Leeds proper noun [leˈeð̞s]: Leeds (a large city and metropolitan borough of West Yorkshire, England)
- leer verb /leˈeɾ/: to read
- leer de corrido phrase [leˈeɾ ð̞e koˈrið̞o]
- leer en diagonal verb: to skim-read
- leer en voz alta phrase [leˈeɾ ẽn ˈbos ˈal̪t̪a]
- leer en voz baja phrase [leˈeɾ ẽn ˈbos ˈβ̞axa]
- leer entre líneas phrase, verb [leˈeɾ ˈẽn̪t̪ɾe ˈlineas]: to read between the lines
- leer la cartilla phrase, verb [leˈeɾ la kaɾˈt̪iʝa]: to read the riot act; tick off; scold; reprimand
- leer la mente verb: To mindread
- leer los labios verb /leˌeɾ los ˈlabjos/: to lipread
- leerse verb [leˈeɾse]: infinitive of leer combined with se
- Leet proper noun [leˈet̪]
- lefa noun /ˈlefa/: semen, cumshot
- lefazo noun /leˈfaθo/: cumwad
- lefebvrismo noun [lefeβ̞ˈbɾismo]
- legación noun /leɡaˈθjon/: legation
- legado noun, verb /leˈɡado/: legacy
- legajo noun [leˈɣ̞axo]: file (collection of papers)
- legal adjective /leˈɡal/: legal
- legalidad noun /leɡaliˈdad/: legality
- legalismo noun /leɡaˈlismo/: legalism
- legalista noun /leɡaˈlista/: legalist
- legalización noun /leɡaliθaˈθjon/: legalization
- legalizado verb /leɡaliˈθado/: past participle of legalizar
- legalizando verb [leɣ̞aliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of legalizar
- legalizar verb /leɡaliˈθaɾ/: to legalize
- legalmente adverb /leˌɡalˈmente/: legally, lawfully
- légamo noun /ˈleɡamo/: slime
- legamoso adjective [leɣ̞aˈmoso]
- legaña noun /leˈɡaɲa/: alternative form of lagaña
- legando verb /leˈɡando/: gerund of legar
- leganense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Leganés
- Leganés proper noun /leɡaˈnes/: Leganés (a city in Spain)
- légano noun [ˈleɣ̞ano]
- leganoso adjective /leɡaˈɲoso/: alternative form of lagañoso
- legar verb /leˈɡaɾ/: to hand down
- Legarda proper noun /leˈɡaɾda/: a surname from Basque
- Legarra proper noun [leˈɣ̞ara]
- Legarreta proper noun /leɡaˈreta/: a surname from Basque
- Legasa proper noun [leˈɣ̞asa]
- Legaspi proper noun /leˈɡaspi/: a surname from Basque
- legatario noun /leɡaˈtaɾjo/: legatee
- legato noun [leˈɣ̞at̪o]
- Legaz proper noun [leˈɣ̞as]
- Legazpi proper noun /leˈɡaθpi/: a village in Zumarraga, Gipuzkoa, Spain
- Legazpia proper noun [leˈɣ̞aspja]
- Lege proper noun [ˈlexe]
- legendariamente adverb: legendarily
- legendario adjective /lexenˈdaɾjo/: legendary
- Leges proper noun [ˈlexes]
- leggings noun /ˈleɡins/: leggings
- leghemoglobina noun: leghemoglobin
- legibilidad noun /lexibiliˈdad/: legibility
- legible adjective /leˈxible/: legible, readable
- legión noun /leˈxjon/: legion
- legionario adjective, noun /lexjoˈnaɾjo/: legionary
- legionela noun /lexjoˈnela/: Legionnaires' disease
- legionelosis noun /lexjoneˈlosis/: Legionnaires' disease
- legionense adjective [lexjoˈnẽnse]
- legislación noun /lexislaˈθjon/: legislation
- legislado verb /lexisˈlado/: past participle of legislar
- legislador adjective, noun /lexislaˈdoɾ/: legislator
- legislando verb /lexisˈlando/: gerund of legislar
- legislar verb /lexisˈlaɾ/: to legislate
- legislativamente adverb [lexislaˌt̪iβ̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]: legislatively
- legislativo adjective /lexislaˈtibo/: legislative
- legislatura noun /lexislaˈtuɾa/: legislature
- legista adjective, noun /leˈxista/: skilled in law; legist
- legítima adjective, noun, verb /leˈxitima/: legitime; forced heirship
- legítima defensa noun: self-defense
- legitimación noun /lexitimaˈθjon/: authentication, legitimation
- legitimado verb /lexitiˈmado/: past participle of legitimar
- legitimador adjective /lexitimaˈdoɾ/: legitimizing
- legítimamente adverb /leˌxitimaˈmente/: legitimately
- legitimando verb /lexitiˈmando/: gerund of legitimar
- legitimar verb /lexitiˈmaɾ/: to legitimize
- legitimario adjective, noun /lexitiˈmaɾjo/: forced heirship
- legitimidad noun /lexitimiˈdad/: legitimacy
- legitimismo noun: legitimism
- legitimista noun: legitimist
- legitimización noun: synonym of legitimación: legitimization
- legitimizar verb [lexit̪imiˈsaɾ]
- legítimo adjective, verb /leˈxitimo/: legitimate, rightful, lawful
- legnificación noun [leɣ̞nifikaˈsjõn]
- lego adjective, noun, verb /ˈleɡo/: ignorant, lay
- legón noun /leˈɡon/: a type of hoe
- Legorburu proper noun [leɣ̞oɾˈβ̞uɾu]
- Legorreta proper noun [leɣ̞oˈret̪a]
- legra noun, verb /ˈleɡɾa/: card scraper
- legrado noun, verb /leˈɡɾado/: curettage
- legradura noun [leɣ̞ɾaˈð̞uɾa]
- Legrand proper noun: a surname, Legrand, from French
- legrando verb [leˈɣ̞ɾãn̪d̪o]
- legrar verb /leˈɡɾaɾ/: to curette
- legrón noun [leˈɣ̞ɾõn]
- legua noun /ˈleɡwa/: legua, Spanish league (a traditional unit of distance equivalent to about 4.2 km)
- legüero adjective /leˈɡweɾo/: league (unit of distance)
- Legui proper noun [ˈleɣ̞i]
- Leguía proper noun /leˈɡia/: a surname
- leguiísta adjective, noun: of, relating to, or supporting, Augusto Leguía
- Leguina proper noun [leˈɣ̞ina]
- Leguineche proper noun [leɣ̞iˈnet͡ʃe]
- Leguisamo proper noun [leɣ̞iˈsamo]
- Leguizamo proper noun [leɣ̞iˈsamo]: a surname from Basque
- Leguizamon proper noun [leɣ̞iˈsamõn]
- leguleyada noun: pettifoggery
- leguleyo adjective, noun /leɡuˈleʝo/: pettifoggery, pettifogging
- legumbre noun /leˈɡumbɾe/: legume
- leguminosas adjective, noun /leɡumiˈnosas/: feminine plural of leguminoso
- leguminoso adjective /leɡumiˈnoso/: leguminous
- lehendakari noun /leendaˈkaɾi/: synonym of lendakari
- lehmenyún noun /lemenˈʝun/: alternative form of lehmeyún
- lehmeyun noun /lemeˈʝun/: lahmacun
- leí noun, verb /leˈi/: first-person singular preterite indicative of leer
- leíble adjective /leˈible/: synonym of legible
- Leiceaga proper noun [lejseˈaɣ̞a]
- Leicester proper noun [lejsesˈt̪eɾ]
- Leiden proper noun [ˈlejð̞ẽn]
- leído adjective, verb /leˈido/: well-read
- leído y escribido adjective /leˌido i eskɾiˈbido/: learned
- Leila proper noun /ˈleila/: a female given name
- leima noun [ˈlejma]
- Lein proper noun [ˈlẽjn]
- leiomioma noun: leiomyoma
- leioztarra adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Leioa
- Leipzig proper noun [lejpˈsiɣ̞]
- Leire proper noun /ˈleiɾe/: a female given name
- leishmaniasis noun /leiʃmaˈnjasis/: leishmaniasis
- leishmaniosis noun /leiʃmaˈnjosis/: alternative form of leishmaniasis
- leísmo noun /leˈismo/: the practice of using le as a direct object pronoun when referring to people
- leit motiv noun /ˌlaid moˈtif/: alternative form of leitmotiv
- Leita proper noun [ˈlejt̪a]
- Leite proper noun [ˈlejt̪e]
- leitmotif noun [lejt̪moˈt̪if]
- leitmotiv noun /laidmoˈtif/: leitmotif (a recurring melodic theme in an opera)
- leitzarra adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Leitza
- Leiva proper noun /ˈleiba/: a surname
- Leiza proper noun [ˈlejsa]
- Leizaola proper noun [lejsaˈola]
- leja noun [ˈlexa]
- lejanamente adverb: remotely, distantly
- lejanía noun /lexaˈnia/: distance, remoteness
- lejanísimo adjective [lexaˈnisimo]: superlative degree of lejano
- lejano adjective /leˈxano/: far, faraway
- Lejano Oriente phrase [leˈxano oˈɾjẽn̪t̪e]
- Lejarraga proper noun [lexaˈraɣ̞a]
- Lejarreta proper noun [lexaˈret̪a]
- Lejarza proper noun [leˈxaɾsa]
- lejas adjective [ˈlexas]
- lejía noun /leˈxia/: lye
- lejísimo adverb /leˈxisimo/: alternative form of lejísimos
- lejísimos adverb /leˈxisimos/: superlative degree of lejos
- lejítimo adjective [leˈxit̪imo]
- lejitos adverb [leˈxit̪os]
- Lejo proper noun [ˈlexo]
- Lejona proper noun [leˈxona]
- lejos adverb /ˈlexos/: far, far away
- lejos de preposition: far from
- lejura noun [leˈxuɾa]
- lek noun [ˈlek]
- Leliq proper noun [leˈlik]
- lelo adjective /ˈlelo/: dumb, stupid
- lema noun /ˈlema/: motto
- lemario noun [leˈmaɾjo]: index of entries in a linguist work (such as a dictionary)
- lematización noun /lematiθaˈθjon/: lemmatization
- lematizado verb /lematiˈθado/: past participle of lematizar
- lematizador noun [lemat̪isaˈð̞oɾ]
- lematizando verb [lemat̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of lematizar
- lematizar verb /lematiˈθaɾ/: to lemmatize
- lembo noun [ˈlẽmbo]
- lemenyún noun /lemenˈʝun/: alternative form of lehmeyún
- Lemery proper noun: a surname
- lemeyun noun /lemeˈʝun/: alternative form of lehmeyún
- lemming noun: lemming (rodent)
- lemniscático adjective: lemniscatic
- lemnisco noun [lẽmˈnisko]
- Lemnos proper noun [ˈlẽmnos]
- Lemo proper noun [ˈlemo]
- Lemon proper noun [ˈlemõn]
- lemon pie noun, phrase /ˌlemom ˈpai/: lemon meringue pie
- Lemona proper noun [leˈmona]
- lemonchelo noun [lemõnʲˈt͡ʃelo]
- lemongrass noun /ˈlemonɡɾas/: lemongrass
- Lemos proper noun [ˈlemos]
- lemosín adjective, noun /lemoˈsin/: of, from or relating to the geographic region of Limousin, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France or the city of Limoges in the Limousin region
- lempa noun [ˈlẽmpa]
- lempira noun /lemˈpiɾa/: lempira
- lempireño adjective, noun /lempiˈɾeɲo/: of, from or relating to Lempira
- lempirense adjective, noun /lempiˈɾense/: of, from or relating to Lempira
- lémur noun /ˈlemuɾ/: lemur
- lémures noun [ˈlemuɾes]: plural of lémur
- lemúrido noun: lemurid
- Lemus proper noun /ˈlemus/: a surname
- Lemuy proper noun [leˈmuj]
- len noun /ˈlen/: The Chilean incense cedar, Austrocedrus chilensis
- leña noun, verb /ˈleɲa/: firewood, wood (pieces of wood gathered to burn as fuel)
- leñado verb [leˈɲað̞o]: past participle of leñar
- leñador noun /leɲaˈdoɾ/: lumberjack, logger, woodcutter (person whose work is to fell trees)
- leñador furtivo noun: poacher
- leñadora noun /leɲaˈdoɾa/: female equivalent of leñador
- leñame noun, verb /leˈɲame/: wood; timber
- leñando verb [leˈɲãn̪d̪o]: gerund of leñar
- lenape noun: Lenape
- leñar verb /leˈɲaɾ/: to cut down trees
- leñateado verb [leɲat̪eˈað̞o]
- leñateando verb [leɲat̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
- leñazo noun /leˈɲaθo/: mighty blow
- lenca noun: Lenca
- lencería noun /lenθeˈɾia/: lingerie
- lencero adjective, noun /lenˈθeɾo/: hosier
- lencha noun /ˈlent͡ʃa/: lesbian
- Lencia proper noun [ˈlẽnsja]
- lencinismo noun: the political beliefs or works of the Lencinas family
- lendakari noun /lendaˈkaɾi/: lehendakari
- lendano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Lérida
- lendel noun: tracks or hoofprints forming a circle
- lendrera noun [lẽn̪ˈd̪ɾeɾa]
- lendroso adjective /lenˈdɾoso/: nitty (having nits in one's hair)
- lene adjective, interjection, verb /ˈlene/: soft
- lenense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Lena, Asturias
- leñera adjective, noun: woodshed
- leñero adjective, noun /leˈɲeɾo/: rude (when playing a sport)
- lenga noun /ˈlenɡa/: lenga (tree)
- lengua noun /ˈlenɡwa/: tongue (organ)
- lengua aglutinante phrase [ˈlẽŋgwa aɣ̞lut̪iˈnãn̪t̪e]
- lengua aislada noun /ˌlenɡwa aisˈlada/: language isolate
- lengua aislante phrase [ˈlẽŋgwa ajsˈlãn̪t̪e]
- lengua analítica phrase [ˈlẽŋgwa anaˈlit̪ika]
- lengua cervina noun: hart's tongue
- lengua de buey noun: Italian bugloss (Anchusa azurea)
- lengua de escorpión noun: Someone with a viperish tongue
- lengua de gato noun /ˌlenɡwa de ˈɡato/: cleavers, catchweed (Galium aparine)
- lengua de oc noun, phrase [ˈlẽŋgwa ð̞e ˈok]: Occitan
- lengua de oíl noun: Old French
- lengua de oveja noun: caterpillar-plant (Scorpiurus muricatus)
- lengua de perro noun: hound's tongue; houndstooth; dog's tongue (Cynoglossum officinale)
- lengua de señas noun: sign language
- lengua de signos noun: sign language
- lengua de signos española noun: Spanish sign language
- lengua de suegra phrase [ˈlẽŋgwa ð̞e ˈsweɣ̞ɾa]
- lengua de tierra noun: spit (of land jutting out into the sea)
- lengua de vaca phrase [ˈlẽŋgwa ð̞e ˈβ̞aka]
- lengua de víbora noun: Someone with a viperish tongue
- lengua extranjera noun: foreign language
- lengua flexiva phrase [ˈlẽŋgwa flekˈsiβ̞a]
- lengua franca noun, phrase /ˌlenɡwa ˈfɾanka/: lingua franca
- lengua fueguina phrase [ˈlẽŋgwa fweˈɣ̞ina]
- lengua materna noun, phrase /ˌlenɡwa maˈteɾna/: mother tongue
- lengua minoritaria noun: minority language
- lengua muerta noun: dead language
- lengua natural noun: natural language
Part 5 · Part 7 · 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.