Spanish words: Mashhad to materia prima

Spanish words Mashhad to materia prima

1. Mashhad proper noun [masˈað̞]
2. mashina noun /maˈʃina/: machine, vehicle
3. masía noun /maˈsia/: country house, cabin
4. másico adjective /ˈmasiko/: mass
5. masicote noun /masiˈkote/: massicot
6. Masiel proper noun [maˈsjel]
7. masificación noun /masifikaˈθjon/: overcrowding
8. masificado verb [masifiˈkað̞o]: past participle of masificar
9. masificando verb [masifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of masificar
10. masificándose verb [masifiˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of masificar combined with se
11. masificar verb /masifiˈkaɾ/: to massify
12. masificarse verb [masifiˈkaɾse]: infinitive of masificar combined with se
13. masiliense adjective [masiˈljẽnse]
14. masilla noun /maˈsiʝa/: caulk, putty
15. masillar verb [masiˈʝaɾ]
16. masino adjective [maˈsino]
17. masismo noun: the political beliefs of Artur Mas
18. masista noun /maˈsista/: a supporter of the Bolivian political party Movement for Socialism
19. masita noun [maˈsit̪a]
20. masivamente adverb [maˌsiβ̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]: massively
21. masividad noun /masibiˈdad/: massiveness
22. masivo adjective /maˈsibo/: massive
23. maslo noun [ˈmaslo]
24. Maslov proper noun [masˈloβ̞]
25. masmelo noun [masˈmelo]
26. masnavi noun /masˈnabi/: mathnawi
27. maso adverb, verb /ˈmaso/: más o menos
28. masoca adjective, noun [maˈsoka]: masochistic
29. masón noun /maˈson/: Freemason
30. masonazo noun [masoˈnaso]
31. masonería noun /masoneˈɾia/: Freemasonry
32. masónico adjective /maˈsoniko/: masonic
33. masonismo noun: Freemasonism
34. masonita noun [masoˈnit̪a]: masonite
35. masoquearse verb [masokeˈaɾse]
36. masoquismo noun /masoˈkismo/: masochism
37. masoquista adjective, noun /masoˈkista/: masochistic
38. masora noun [maˈsoɾa]
39. masoreta noun [masoˈɾet̪a]: masoret
40. masorético adjective /masoˈɾetiko/: Masoretic
41. masovero noun [masoˈβ̞eɾo]: a person who looks after a country house in return for their keep, and/or a portion of the crops
42. mass media noun: mass media
43. Massa proper noun /ˈmasa/: a surname from Italian
44. Massachusetts proper noun /masaˈt͡ʃusets/: Massachusetts (a state of the United States)
45. Massad proper noun [maˈsað̞]
46. Massiel proper noun [maˈsjel]
47. massismo noun /maˈsismo/: the political beliefs or system of Sergio Massa, Argentine politician
48. massista adjective: supporting Sergio Massa, Argentine politician
49. mastaba noun /masˈtaba/: mastaba
50. maste noun: mast
51. mastectomía noun /masteɡtoˈmia/: mastectomy
52. mástel noun: alternative spelling of mástil
53. mastelerillo noun [mast̪eleˈɾiʝo]
54. mastelero noun /masteˈleɾo/: topsail
55. mastelero de gavia phrase [mast̪eˈleɾo ð̞e ˈɣ̞aβ̞ja]
56. mastelero de popa phrase [mast̪eˈleɾo ð̞e ˈpopa]
57. mastelero de proa phrase [mast̪eˈleɾo ð̞e ˈpɾoa]
58. mastelero de sobremesana phrase [mast̪eˈleɾo ð̞e soβ̞ɾemeˈsana]
59. mastelero de velacho phrase [mast̪eˈleɾo ð̞e β̞eˈlat͡ʃo]
60. mastelero mayor phrase [mast̪eˈleɾo maˈʝoɾ]
61. masteleros de gavia phrase [mast̪eˈleɾos ð̞e ˈɣ̞aβ̞ja]
62. máster noun /ˈmasteɾ/: master's degree, master
63. master-class noun /masteɾˈklas/: masterclass
64. masterado noun: master's
65. masterclass noun [mast̪eɾˈklas]
66. masterización noun /masteɾiθaˈθjon/: mastering
67. masterizar verb /masteɾiˈθaɾ/: to master (produce a master recording)
68. masticable adjective /mastiˈkable/: chewable; masticable
69. masticación noun /mastikaˈθjon/: mastication, chewing
70. masticado verb /mastiˈkado/: past participle of masticar
71. masticador adjective, noun /mastikaˈdoɾ/: masticating
72. masticando verb [mast̪iˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of masticar
73. masticar verb /mastiˈkaɾ/: to chew
74. masticatorio adjective /mastikaˈtoɾjo/: masticatory
75. mastigado verb [mast̪iˈɣ̞að̞o]
76. mastigando verb [mast̪iˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
77. mastigar verb [mast̪iˈɣ̞aɾ]
78. mastigofobia noun [mast̪iɣ̞oˈfoβ̞ja]
79. mástil noun /ˈmastil/: mast (a tall, slim post or tower used to support the sails on a ship)
80. mastín noun /masˈtin/: mastiff
81. mastique noun, verb [masˈt̪ike]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
82. mastitis noun /masˈtitis/: mastitis
83. mastocito noun: mastocyte, mast cell
84. mastocitoma noun: mastocytoma
85. mastodonte noun /mastoˈdonte/: mastodon (extinct elephant-like mammal of the genus Mammut)
86. mastodóntico adjective: enormous, huge
87. mastofauna noun: mastofauna
88. mastografía noun [mast̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfia]: mammography
89. mastógrafo noun [masˈt̪oɣ̞ɾafo]: mammographer
90. mastoideo adjective /mastoiˈdeo/: mastoid
91. mastoides adjective, noun /masˈtoides/: mastoid
92. mastología noun: mastology
93. mastológico adjective [mast̪oˈloxiko]
94. mastólogo noun: mastologist, boob inspector
95. mastopexia noun /mastoˈpeɡsja/: mastopexy
96. mastozoología noun [mast̪osooloˈxia]: mammalogy
97. mastozoológico adjective /mastoθooˈloxiko/: mammalogical
98. mastozoólogo noun /mastoθoˈoloɡo/: mastozoologist
99. mastranzo noun /masˈtɾanθo/: any of a number of plants
100. mastrofobia noun [mast̪ɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
101. mastrote noun /masˈtɾote/: hulky thing, big eyesore
102. mastuerzo noun /masˈtweɾθo/: cress (a plant, Lepidium sativum)
103. mastuerzo de Indias noun: garden nasturtium
104. mastuerzo de prado noun: lady's smock
105. masturbación noun /mastuɾbaˈθjon/: masturbation
106. masturbación mutua noun /mastuɾbaˌθjom ˈmutwa/: mutual masturbation
107. masturbado verb /mastuɾˈbado/: past participle of masturbar
108. masturbador adjective, noun /mastuɾbaˈdoɾ/: masturbating
109. masturbando verb /mastuɾˈbando/: gerund of masturbar
110. masturbándose verb [mast̪uɾˈβ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of masturbar combined with se
111. masturbar verb /mastuɾˈbaɾ/: to masturbate
112. masturbarse verb /mastuɾˈbaɾse/: infinitive of masturbar combined with se
113. masturbatorio adjective /mastuɾbaˈtoɾjo/: masturbatory
114. masudo adjective /maˈsudo/: tubby
115. masuncho noun [maˈsũnʲt͡ʃo]
116. mat abbreviation, noun /ˈmat/: mat (for exercise)
117. mata noun, verb /ˈmata/: shrub
118. mata de arrayán florido phrase [ˈmat̪a ð̞e araˈʝãɱ floˈɾið̞o]
119. mata de la seda noun: narrow leaf cotton bush (Gomphocarpus fruticosus)
120. mata de pelo noun /ˌmata de ˈpelo/: mop of hair
121. matabichos noun: bug spray
122. matable adjective: killable
123. matabuey noun [mat̪aˈβ̞wej]
124. mataburro noun /ˌmataˈburo/: dictionary
125. mataburros noun /ˌmataˈburos/: dictionary
126. matacaballo adverb, phrase [mat̪akaˈβ̞aʝo]: only used in a matacaballo.
127. matacaballos noun /matakaˈbaʝos/: praying mantis
128. matacacatas noun /ˌmatakaˈkatas/: tarantula hawk
129. matacán noun /mataˈkan/: machicolation
130. matacandelas noun /matakanˈdelas/: snuffer, candlesnuffer
131. matacandil noun: lawyer's wig mushroom.
132. matacanto noun [mat̪aˈkãn̪t̪o]
133. matacantos noun [mat̪aˈkãn̪t̪os]
134. matachín noun /mataˈt͡ʃin/: clown, buffoon
135. matachispas noun /mataˈt͡ʃispas/: spark arrestor
136. matachotas noun: police officer killer
137. mataco adjective, noun /maˈtako/: southern three-banded armadillo
138. matacochinos noun: pig-killer
139. matacucarachas noun: cockroach killer; cockroach spray
140. matada adjective, noun, verb /maˈtada/: a violent fall
141. matadero noun /mataˈdeɾo/: slaughterhouse, abattoir
142. matado adjective, verb /maˈtado/: loser, idler, poor thing
143. matador adjective, noun /mataˈdoɾ/: a slaughterer, a killer
144. matadura noun /mataˈduɾa/: saddle sore
145. matafilo noun [mat̪aˈfilo]
146. matafiol noun [mat̪aˈfjol]
147. matafión noun [mat̪aˈfjõn]
148. matafuego noun [mat̪aˈfweɣ̞o]: fire extinguisher
149. matagallina noun: flax-leaved daphne, Daphne gnidium
150. matagallo noun [mat̪aˈɣ̞aʝo]
151. matagalpa adjective, noun /mataˈɡalpa/: Matagalpa
152. matagalpas adjective, noun [mat̪aˈɣ̞alpas]: plural of matagalpa
153. matagalpino adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Matagalpa
154. matagatos noun [mat̪aˈɣ̞at̪os]
155. mataguanaco noun: Anarthrophyllum rigidum, a leguminous bush of Argentina with red flowers
156. matahombres noun: mankiller
157. matahormigas noun: ant killer; ant spray
158. matahúmos noun [mat̪aˈumos]
159. matalahúga noun /matalaˈuɡa/: alternative form of matalahúva
160. matalahúva noun /matalaˈuba/: anise
161. mataleón noun [mat̪aleˈõn]: sleeper hold; chokehold
162. matalista noun [mat̪aˈlist̪a]
163. matalobos noun [mat̪aˈloβ̞os]
164. matalonaje noun [mat̪aloˈnaxe]
165. matalotaje noun [mat̪aloˈt̪axe]
166. matalote noun: any of a number of species of fish
167. Matamala proper noun [mat̪aˈmala]
168. matamarcianos noun: an arcade game involving killing space creatures or fantasy creatures
169. matambre noun [maˈt̪ãmbɾe]: a thin steak cut from the diaphragm muscles of a cow (rose meat), similar to a flank steak
170. matamigras noun: border patrol killer
171. matamorense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Matamoros
172. matamoros noun /ˌmataˈmoɾos/: a braggart; often one who tells unbelievable stories
173. matamoscas noun /mataˈmoskas/: flyswatter
174. matancero adjective, noun [mat̪ãnˈseɾo]: of, from or relating to Matanzas
175. matando verb /maˈtando/: gerund of matar
176. matándose verb [maˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of matar combined with se
177. matanga interjection, noun [maˈt̪ãŋga]
178. matanza noun /maˈtanθa/: kill, killing (the act of killing)
179. mataojos noun /mataˈoxos/: Pouteria salicifolia, a South American tree.
180. matapalo noun [mat̪aˈpalo]: Any of a number of plants. To name just one, there's the narrow leaf fig (Ficus longifolia)
181. mataperros noun [mat̪aˈperos]
182. matapiojo noun [mat̪aˈpjoxo]
183. matapiojos noun /ˌmataˈpjoxos/: stavesacre
184. matapolicías noun: cop killer
185. matapolvo noun [mat̪aˈpolβ̞o]
186. matapulgas noun [mat̪aˈpulɣ̞as]
187. mataquintos noun [mat̪aˈkĩn̪t̪os]
188. Mataquito proper noun: A river in Maule region.
189. matar verb /maˈtaɾ/: to kill, slay
190. matar a la gallina de los huevos de oro verb: kill the goose that lays the golden eggs
191. matar al mensajero verb /maˌtaɾ al mensaˈxeɾo/: to shoot the messenger
192. matar al tigre y tenerle miedo al cuero proverb [maˈt̪aɾ al̪ ˈt̪iɣ̞ɾe i t̪eˈneɾle ˈmjeð̞o al ˈkweɾo]
193. matar de hambre verb: To starve (literal or figurative)
194. matar dos pájaros de un tiro phrase, verb /maˌtaɾ ˌdos ˌpaxaɾos de un ˈtiɾo/: to kill two birds with one stone
195. matar dos pájaros de una pedrada verb /maˌtaɾ ˌdos ˌpaxaɾos de ˌuna peˈdɾada/: synonym of matar dos pájaros de un tiro
196. matar el gusanillo verb: to keep hunger at bay, to keep someone going
197. matar el hambre verb /maˌtaɾ el ˈambɾe/: to satisfy or satiate one's hunger
198. matar el tiempo verb: kill time
199. matar la sed verb: to quench someone's thirst
200. matar moscas a cañonazos verb: to use a sledgehammer to crack a nut
201. matarife noun /mataˈɾife/: butcher; slaughterer (of animals for meat)
202. matarili noun [mat̪aˈɾili]
203. Mataró proper noun /mataˈɾo/: Mataró (a city in Catalonia)
204. mataronense adjective, noun: Mataronese (of, from or relating to Mataró)
205. mataronés adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Mataró
206. matarratas noun /mataˈratas/: raticide
207. matarratón noun: quickstick (Gliricidia sepium)
208. matarratones noun [mat̪araˈt̪ones]: plural of matarratón
209. Matarrita proper noun [mat̪aˈrit̪a]
210. matarrubia noun [mat̪aˈruβ̞ja]
211. matarse verb [maˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of matar combined with se
212. matasano noun /mataˈsano/: feverfew; Tanacetum parthenium
213. matasanos noun /mataˈsanos/: quack (bad doctor)
214. matasellar verb /mataseˈʝaɾ/: to postmark
215. matasellos noun /mataˈseʝos/: postmark
216. matasiete adjective, noun /ˌmataˈsjete/: bully, thug
217. matasuegras noun [mat̪aˈsweɣ̞ɾas]: party horn
218. matatán noun [mat̪aˈt̪ãn]
219. matate noun, verb /maˈtate/: bag-shaped net
220. matatena noun /mataˈtena/: a pebble
221. matatenas noun /mataˈtenas/: jacks (children's game)
222. matatu noun: matatu
223. matavenados noun: camel spider, wind scorpion, sun spider (Solifugae)
224. mataviejos noun: old-person killer
225. matazón noun: killing
226. match noun /ˈmat͡ʃ/: game, match (sporting event)
227. match point noun /ˌmat͡ʃ ˈpoint/: match point
228. matcha noun /ˈmat͡ʃa/: matcha
229. mate adjective, noun, verb /ˈmate/: matte (not reflective of light)
230. mate ahogado phrase [ˈmat̪e aoˈɣ̞að̞o]
231. mate amargo phrase [ˈmat̪e aˈmaɾɣ̞o]
232. mate árabe phrase [ˈmat̪e ˈaɾaβ̞e]
233. mate cocido phrase [ˈmat̪e koˈsið̞o]
234. mate cola de golondrina phrase [ˈmat̪e ˈkola ð̞e ɣ̞olõn̪ˈd̪ɾina]
235. mate con punta phrase [ˈmat̪e kõn ˈpũn̪t̪a]
236. mate de Anastasia phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e anasˈt̪asja]
237. mate de Blackburne phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e β̞lakˈβ̞uɾne]
238. mate de Boden phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e ˈβ̞oð̞ẽn]
239. mate de costa noun: beach bean, Canavalia rosea
240. mate de Cozio phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e ˈkosjo]
241. mate de Damiano phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e ð̞aˈmjano]
242. mate de David y Goliath phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e ð̞aˈβ̞ið̞ i ɣ̞oˈljat̪]
243. mate de Greco phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e ˈɣ̞ɾeko]
244. mate de la ballesta phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e la β̞aˈʝest̪a]
245. mate de la coz noun, phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e la ˈkos]: smothered mate
246. mate de la diagonal phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e la ð̞jaɣ̞oˈnal]
247. mate de la escalera phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e la eskaˈleɾa]
248. mate de la Ópera phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e la ˈopeɾa]
249. mate de las charreteras phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e las t͡ʃareˈt̪eɾas]
250. mate de leche phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e ˈlet͡ʃe]
251. mate de Legal phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e leˈɣ̞al]
252. mate de Lolli phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e ˈloʝi]
253. mate de los chanchos ciegos phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e los ˈt͡ʃãnʲt͡ʃos ˈsjeɣ̞os]
254. mate de Max Lange phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e ˈmaks ˈlãŋxe]
255. mate de Morphy phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e ˈmoɾfi]
256. mate de Pillsbury phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e pilsˈβ̞uɾi]
257. mate de Réti phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e ˈret̪i]
258. mate de Vuković phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞e β̞uˈkoβ̞it͡ʃ]
259. mate del gancho phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞el ˈɣ̞ãnʲt͡ʃo]
260. mate del loco noun, phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞el ˈloko]: fool's mate
261. mate del pasillo phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞el paˈsiʝo]
262. mate del pastor noun, phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞el pasˈt̪oɾ]: scholar's mate
263. mate del triángulo phrase [ˈmat̪e ð̞el̪ ˈt̪ɾjãŋgulo]
264. mate dulce phrase [ˈmat̪e ˈð̞ulse]
265. mate encajado phrase [ˈmat̪e ẽŋkaˈxað̞o]
266. mate escolar phrase [ˈmat̪e eskoˈlaɾ]
267. mate pastor phrase [ˈmat̪e pasˈt̪oɾ]
268. mateada noun, verb /mateˈada/: feminine singular of mateado
269. mateado verb /mateˈado/: past participle of matear
270. mateando verb [mat̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of matear
271. mateándose verb [mat̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of matear combined with se
272. matear verb /mateˈaɾ/: to drink maté
273. matearse verb [mat̪eˈaɾse]: infinitive of matear combined with se
274. matecaña adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Pereira
275. Matehuala proper noun [mat̪eˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ala]
276. mateín adjective: of the San Mateo festival in Oviedo
277. mateína adjective, noun /mateˈina/: mateine
278. mateístico adjective: Of, relating to, or in the style of, Eduardo Mateo, Uruguayan musician
279. mateixa noun [maˈt̪ejksa]
280. matelaseado adjective [mat̪elaseˈað̞o]
281. matelassé adjective [mat̪elaˈse]
282. Mateluna proper noun [mat̪eˈluna]
283. matemática adjective, noun /mateˈmatika/: female equivalent of matemático: a female mathematician
284. matemáticamente adverb [mat̪eˌmat̪ikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: mathematically
285. matemáticamente campeón phrase [mat̪eˌmat̪ikaˈmẽn̪t̪e kãmpeˈõn]
286. matemáticas adjective, noun /mateˈmatikas/: mathematics
287. matemáticas aplicadas noun: applied mathematics
288. matemáticas puras noun: pure mathematics
289. matemático adjective, noun /mateˈmatiko/: mathematical (relating to mathematics)
290. matematización noun /matematiθaˈθjon/: mathematicization
291. mateo adjective, noun, verb /maˈteo/: geeky
292. matera noun [maˈt̪eɾa]: female equivalent of matero
293. materia noun /maˈteɾja/: matter (the basic structural component of the universe)
294. materia bariónica phrase [maˈt̪eɾja β̞aˈɾjonika]
295. materia blanca noun: white matter
296. materia fecal noun /maˌteɾja feˈkal/: excrement, fecal matter
297. materia gris noun, phrase [maˈt̪eɾja ˈɣ̞ɾis]: grey matter
298. materia inorgánica phrase [maˈt̪eɾja inoɾˈɣ̞anika]
299. materia oscura noun, phrase [maˈt̪eɾja osˈkuɾa]: dark matter
300. materia prima noun /maˌteɾja ˈpɾima/: raw material

Part 11 · Part 13 · Spanish words: M

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 M: 10,353 words, in 35 parts.