Spanish words: material to mayordomeado

Spanish words material to mayordomeado

1. material adjective, noun /mateˈɾjal/: material
2. material genético phrase [mat̪eˈɾjal xeˈnet̪iko]
3. material particulado noun, phrase [mat̪eˈɾjal paɾt̪ikuˈlað̞o]: particulate matter
4. materialidad noun /mateɾjaliˈdad/: materiality
5. materialismo noun /mateɾjaˈlismo/: materialism (constant concern over material possessions and wealth)
6. materialismo dialéctico noun /mateɾjaˌlismo djaˈleɡtiko/: dialectical materialism
7. materialismo eliminativo phrase [mat̪eɾjaˈlismo eliminaˈt̪iβ̞o]
8. materialismo histórico noun /mateɾjaˌlismo isˈtoɾiko/: historical materialism
9. materialista adjective, noun [mat̪eɾjaˈlist̪a]: materialist
10. materialización noun /mateɾjaliθaˈθjon/: materialization
11. materializado verb /mateɾjaliˈθado/: past participle of materializar
12. materializando verb [mat̪eɾjaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of materializar
13. materializándose verb [mat̪eɾjaliˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of materializar combined with se
14. materializar verb /mateɾjaliˈθaɾ/: to materialise
15. materializarse verb [mat̪eɾjaliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of materializar combined with se
16. materialmente adverb [mat̪eˌɾjalˈmẽn̪t̪e]: materially
17. matérico adjective [maˈt̪eɾiko]: material
18. maternal adjective /mateɾˈnal/: maternal
19. maternalmente adverb: maternally
20. maternar verb [mat̪eɾˈnaɾ]
21. maternés noun: motherese (form of speech used by adults when talking to very young children)
22. maternidad noun /mateɾniˈdad/: motherhood
23. maternizado verb [mat̪eɾniˈsað̞o]
24. maternizando verb [mat̪eɾniˈsãn̪d̪o]
25. materno adjective /maˈteɾno/: mother
26. maternofilial adjective: mother-son
27. maternofobia noun: matrophobia
28. maternoinfantil adjective: specialising in maternity care and childcare
29. matero adjective, noun [maˈt̪eɾo]: flowerpot
30. mates adjective, noun, verb /ˈmates/: maths, math (study)
31. matesiología noun [mat̪esjoloˈxia]
32. mátesis noun [ˈmat̪esis]
33. Mateu proper noun [ˈmat̪ew]
34. mateusiofobia noun [mat̪ewsjoˈfoβ̞ja]
35. mathemática noun [mat̪eˈmat̪ika]
36. Mati proper noun /ˈmati/: a diminutive of the male given names Matías and Mateo
37. Matías proper noun /maˈtias/: Matthias (Biblical figure)
38. matico noun /maˈtiko/: The orange-ball-tree
39. matidez noun /matiˈdeθ/: mattness
40. matienzo noun [maˈt̪jẽnso]
41. matificante adjective /matifiˈkante/: mattifying
42. matificar verb /matifiˈkaɾ/: to make something matte (especially of skin)
43. Matilda proper noun /maˈtilda/: a female given name
44. Matilde proper noun /maˈtilde/: a female given name, equivalent to English Matilda
45. matina noun /maˈtina/: morning
46. matinal adjective /matiˈnal/: morning, matinal
47. matiné noun /matiˈne/: matinée
48. matino noun /maˈtino/: morning
49. matiz noun /maˈtiθ/: hue
50. matización noun /matiθaˈθjon/: shade, nuance
51. matizado verb /matiˈθado/: past participle of matizar
52. matizando verb [mat̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of matizar
53. matizar verb /matiˈθaɾ/: to clarify a concept, to be more specific
54. matkot noun: matkot
55. matlatzinca adjective, noun, phrase [mat̪lat̪ˈsĩŋka]: Matlatzinca
56. matlazinca adjective, noun /matlaˈθinka/: Matlazinca
57. mató noun, verb /ˈmato/: bushes
58. mató tunco tu tata noun /maˌto ˌtunko tu ˈtata/: a game adults play with little children
59. matojo noun /maˈtoxo/: small bush, shrub
60. matón noun /maˈton/: thug, bully, hoodlum
61. matonaje noun /matoˈnaxe/: bullying
62. matoneado verb /matoneˈado/: past participle of matonear
63. matoneando verb [mat̪oneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of matonear
64. matonear verb /matoneˈaɾ/: to bully
65. matonería noun /matoneˈɾia/: bullying
66. matonismo noun /matoˈnismo/: bullying
67. matorral noun /matoˈral/: brush, scrub (wild vegetation)
68. matorralero adjective, noun /matoraˈleɾo/: scrub; brush
69. Matorras proper noun [maˈt̪oras]
70. matorro noun: shrub
71. matoso adjective /maˈtoso/: bushy, heathy
72. matraca noun /maˈtɾaka/: ratchet, wooden rattle
73. matraca chiapaneca noun: The giant wren, Campylorhynchus chiapensis.
74. matraca del desierto noun: The cactus wren.
75. matraqueado verb [mat̪ɾakeˈað̞o]: past participle of matraquear
76. matraqueando verb [mat̪ɾakeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of matraquear
77. matraquear verb /matɾakeˈaɾ/: to pester, to annoy
78. matraquero adjective, noun /matɾaˈkeɾo/: corrupt, bribetaking
79. matraz noun /maˈtɾaθ/: any kind of flask, or glass container used in a chemical laboratory
80. matraz aforado noun /maˌtɾaθ afoˈɾado/: volumetric flask
81. matraz de Erlenmeyer phrase [maˈt̪ɾas ð̞e eɾlẽmmeˈʝeɾ]
82. matrecho adjective [maˈt̪ɾet͡ʃo]
83. matrero adjective, noun [maˈt̪ɾeɾo]: cunning
84. Matres proper noun [ˈmat̪ɾes]
85. matriarca noun /maˈtɾjaɾka/: matriarch
86. matriarcado noun /matɾjaɾˈkado/: matriarchy
87. matriarcal adjective /matɾjaɾˈkal/: matriarchal
88. matriarcalismo noun: matriarchal system
89. Matricaria proper noun [mat̪ɾiˈkaɾja]
90. matricería noun [mat̪ɾiseˈɾia]: tooling
91. matricero noun [mat̪ɾiˈseɾo]: molder
92. matricial adjective /matɾiˈθjal/: matrix
93. matricidio noun: matricide
94. matrícula noun, verb /maˈtɾikula/: matriculation
95. matrícula de honor noun: A+; distinction; A*; honors (entitling the student to free registration on the next course)
96. matriculación noun /matɾikulaˈθjon/: matriculation
97. matriculado adjective, noun, verb /matɾikuˈlado/: enrolled
98. matriculando verb [mat̪ɾikuˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of matricular
99. matriculándose verb [mat̪ɾikuˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of matricular combined with se
100. matricular verb /matɾikuˈlaɾ/: to enroll, to register, to matriculate
101. matrifagia noun /matɾiˈfaxja/: matriphagy
102. matrifocal adjective /matɾifoˈkal/: matrifocal
103. matrifocalidad noun: matrifocality
104. matrilateral adjective /matɾilateˈɾal/: matrilateral
105. matrilinaje noun /matɾiliˈnaxe/: matrilineage
106. matrilineal adjective /matɾilineˈal/: matrilineal
107. matrilinealidad noun /matɾilinealiˈdad/: matrilineality
108. matrilocal adjective /matɾiloˈkal/: matrilocal
109. matrilocalidad noun /matɾilokaliˈdad/: matrilocality
110. matrimoniado verb [mat̪ɾimoˈnjað̞o]: past participle of matrimoniar
111. matrimonial adjective /matɾimoˈnjal/: matrimonial
112. matrimonialmente adverb /matɾiˌmonjalˈmente/: as husband and wife
113. matrimoniando verb [mat̪ɾimoˈnjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of matrimoniar
114. matrimoniar verb /matɾimoˈnjaɾ/: to wed; get married
115. matrimonio noun, verb /matɾiˈmonjo/: matrimony (sacrament)
116. matrimonio a yuras noun: secret wedding
117. matrimonio civil noun: civil marriage
118. matrimonio de conciencia noun: secret wedding
119. matrimonio de la mano izquierda phrase [mat̪ɾiˈmonjo ð̞e la ˈmano isˈkjeɾð̞a]
120. matrimonio morganático phrase [mat̪ɾiˈmonjo moɾɣ̞aˈnat̪iko]
121. matrimonio religioso phrase [mat̪ɾiˈmonjo reliˈxjoso]
122. matrimoño noun [mat̪ɾiˈmoɲo]
123. matrioshka noun [maˈt̪ɾjoʃka]
124. matrioska noun /maˈtɾjoska/: matryoshka, Russian doll
125. matriqui noun /maˈtɾiki/: wedding
126. matritense adjective, noun /matɾiˈtense/: Madrilenian
127. matriz noun /maˈtɾiθ/: uterus
128. matriz cuadrada noun, phrase [maˈt̪ɾis kwaˈð̞ɾað̞a]: square matrix
129. matriz de Toeplitz phrase [maˈt̪ɾis ð̞e t̪oeˈplit̪s]
130. matriz diagonal noun, phrase [maˈt̪ɾis ð̞jaɣ̞oˈnal]: diagonal matrix
131. matriz extracelular noun: extracellular matrix
132. matriz hessiana phrase [maˈt̪ɾis eˈsjana]
133. matriz identidad noun, phrase [maˈt̪ɾis ið̞ẽn̪t̪iˈð̞að̞]: identity matrix
134. matriz inversa noun: inverse matrix
135. matriz jacobiana phrase [maˈt̪ɾis xakoˈβ̞jana]
136. matriz ortonormal phrase [maˈt̪ɾis oɾt̪onoɾˈmal]
137. matriz pseudoinversa phrase [maˈt̪ɾis sewð̞õjmˈbeɾsa]
138. matriz traspuesta phrase [maˈt̪ɾis t̪ɾasˈpwest̪a]
139. matrizar verb /matɾiˈθaɾ/: to mould
140. matroide noun: matroid
141. matrona noun /maˈtɾona/: matron; female head of household
142. matronal adjective: matronal
143. Matsumoto proper noun /matsuˈmoto/: a surname from Japanese
144. matsuri noun [mat̪ˈsuɾi]
145. Matsuura proper noun [mat̪suˈuɾa]
146. Matt proper noun [ˈmat̪]
147. Matta proper noun [ˈmat̪a]
148. Mattar proper noun [maˈt̪aɾ]
149. Matthei proper noun: a surname from German
150. matufia noun [maˈt̪ufja]: dirty work
151. matufiada noun: synonym of matufia
152. matula noun /maˈtula/: wick (of a candle, lamp, etc.)
153. Maturana proper noun [mat̪uˈɾana]
154. Maturín proper noun [mat̪uˈɾĩn]: the capital city of Monagas, Venezuela
155. maturinés adjective [mat̪uɾiˈnes]
156. maturranga noun [mat̪uˈrãŋga]
157. maturrango adjective [mat̪uˈrãŋgo]
158. maturranguero adjective [mat̪urãŋˈgeɾo]
159. Matus proper noun /ˈmatus/: a surname
160. matusalén noun /matusaˈlen/: old man.
161. matusalénico adjective /matusaˈleniko/: old
162. matusaleno adjective [mat̪usaˈleno]
163. Matute proper noun [maˈt̪ut̪e]
164. matuteado verb [mat̪ut̪eˈað̞o]
165. matuteando verb [mat̪ut̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
166. matutear verb [mat̪ut̪eˈaɾ]
167. matutinal adjective: synonym of matutino
168. matutino adjective /matuˈtino/: morning
169. matzá noun [mat̪ˈsa]
170. maul noun [ˈmawl]
171. maula adjective, noun /ˈmaula/: useless, good-for-nothing, junk
172. maulado verb [mawˈlað̞o]
173. maulando verb [mawˈlãn̪d̪o]
174. maular verb [mawˈlaɾ]: to meow; alternative form of maullar
175. Maule proper noun /ˈmaule/: Maule (a region of Chile)
176. Mauleon proper noun /mauˈleon/: a surname
177. maulería noun [mawleˈɾia]
178. maulero noun [mawˈleɾo]
179. maulino adjective [mawˈlino]: from the Chilean region of Maule
180. maullado verb /mauˈʝado/: past participle of maullar
181. maullador adjective [mawʝaˈð̞oɾ]
182. maullando verb [mawˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of maullar
183. maullar verb /mauˈʝaɾ/: to meow
184. maullido noun /mauˈʝido/: meow
185. Maullín proper noun /mauˈʝin/: Maullín (a commune and city in Maullín, Chile)
186. maulló noun, verb [maˈuʝo]: third-person singular preterite indicative of maullar
187. Mauna proper noun [ˈmawna]
188. maura noun /ˈmauɾa/: turkey vulture (Cathartes aura)
189. Maureira proper noun [mawˈɾejɾa]
190. mauri noun [ˈmawɾi]
191. Mauricia proper noun [mawˈɾisja]
192. mauriciano adjective, noun /mauɾiˈθjano/: Mauritian
193. Mauricio proper noun /mauˈɾiθjo/: Mauritius (a country in the Indian Ocean, east of East Africa and Madagascar)
194. maurismo noun /mauˈɾismo/: Maurism
195. maurista adjective, noun /mauˈɾista/: Maurist
196. Mauritania proper noun /mauɾiˈtanja/: Mauritania (a country in West Africa)
197. mauritano adjective, noun /mauɾiˈtano/: Mauritanian
198. Mauro proper noun /ˈmauɾo/: a male given name from Latin
199. maurrasiano adjective: Maurrassian
200. Maury proper noun [ˈmawɾi]
201. mauseolo noun [mawseˈolo]
202. máuser noun /ˈmauseɾ/: Mauser (firearm)
203. mausoleo noun /mausoˈleo/: mausoleum
204. mauveína noun /maubeˈina/: mauveine
205. Mavi proper noun [ˈmaβ̞i]
206. Mávila proper noun /ˈmabila/: a female given name
207. maxi noun: maxi
208. maxicollar noun: maxi necklace
209. maxila noun [makˈsila]: maxilla
210. maxilar adjective, noun /maɡsiˈlaɾ/: maxillary
211. maxilífero adjective [maksiˈlifeɾo]
212. maxilípedo noun: maxilliped
213. maxilofacial adjective: maxillofacial
214. maxilópodo noun: maxillopod
215. máxima adjective, noun /ˈmaɡsima/: maxim
216. maximal adjective /maɡsiˈmal/: maximal
217. maximalismo noun /maɡsimaˈlismo/: maximalism (tendency toward excess)
218. maximalista adjective, noun /maɡsimaˈlista/: maximalist
219. maximalmente adverb: maximally
220. máximamente adverb: maximally
221. maximato proper noun: the Maximato (period in Mexican history during which President Plutarco Elías Calles's puppet presidents were in office)
222. máxime adverb /ˈmaɡsime/: especially
223. Maximiano proper noun [maksiˈmjano]
224. Maximiliano proper noun /maɡsimiˈljano/: a male given name, equivalent to English Maximilian
225. maximización noun /maɡsimiθaˈθjon/: maximization
226. maximizado verb /maɡsimiˈθado/: past participle of maximizar
227. maximizador adjective, noun /maɡsimiθaˈdoɾ/: maximizing
228. maximizando verb /maɡsimiˈθando/: gerund of maximizar
229. maximizar verb /maɡsimiˈθaɾ/: to maximise
230. maximizarse verb [maksimiˈsaɾse]: infinitive of maximizar combined with se
231. máximo adjective, noun /ˈmaɡsimo/: maximum
232. máximo común divisor noun: greatest common divisor
233. máximum noun: maximum
234. maxiserie noun /maɡsiˈseɾje/: maxiseries
235. maxitérmino noun [maksiˈt̪eɾmino]
236. maxitérminos noun [maksiˈt̪eɾminos]
237. maxivestido noun /maɡsibesˈtido/: long dress
238. may noun: alternative form of may.: abbreviation of mayo (“May”)
239. maya adjective, noun, verb /ˈmaʝa/: Mayan (from Maya)
240. maya yucateco noun, phrase [ˈmaʝa ʝukaˈt̪eko]: Yucatec Maya (language)
241. mayabequense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the province of Mayabeque, Cuba
242. mayado verb [maˈʝað̞o]: past participle of mayar
243. mayador adjective [maʝaˈð̞oɾ]
244. mayagna adjective, noun: Mayangna
245. Mayagüez proper noun /maʝaˈɡweθ/: Mayagüez (a coastal city in Puerto Rico)
246. mayagüezano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Mayagüez
247. mayahablante adjective [maʝaaˈβ̞lãn̪t̪e]
248. mayal noun /maˈʝal/: flail
249. mayamero adjective, noun: of or from Miami
250. mayando verb [maˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mayar
251. mayándose verb [maˈʝãn̪d̪ose]
252. mayar verb /maˈʝaɾ/: to miaow
253. Mayarí noun /maʝaˈɾi/: a municipality and town in Holguín, Cuba
254. mayate noun, verb /maˈʝate/: figeater beetle, June bug (Cotinis mutabilis)
255. Mayayo proper noun [maˈʝaʝo]
256. mayeado verb [maʝeˈað̞o]
257. mayeando verb [maʝeˈãn̪d̪o]
258. mayear verb /maʝeˈaɾ/: to have weather like that of May
259. mayense adjective [maˈʝẽnse]: Mayan
260. mayestático adjective [maʝesˈt̪at̪iko]: majestic, royal
261. mayéutica adjective, noun /maˈʝeutika/: maieutics, Socratic method
262. mayéutico adjective /maˈʝeutiko/: maieutic
263. mayido noun [maˈʝið̞o]
264. mayista noun: Mayanist
265. mayito noun /maˈʝito/: tawny-shouldered blackbird
266. Maynas proper noun /ˈmainas/: a province of Loreto, Peru
267. Maynor proper noun /maiˈnoɾ/: a male given name
268. mayo adjective, noun, verb /ˈmaʝo/: May
269. Mayol proper noun [maˈʝol]
270. mayólica noun /maˈʝolika/: majolica
271. mayón noun /maˈʝon/: a traditional food from Ecuador, consisting of the larva of Brassolis sophorae
272. mayonesa noun /maʝoˈnesa/: mayonnaise
273. mayor adjective, noun /maˈʝoɾ/: comparative degree of grande: bigger
274. mayor de edad adjective: adult, grown-up, of age
275. mayor edad noun: synonym of mayoría de edad
276. mayor postor noun: highest bidder
277. mayora noun /maˈʝoɾa/: an elderly female cook, who may work in a commercial kitchen but typically does not have formal training
278. mayoral noun /maʝoˈɾal/: farm manager, steward
279. mayorana noun: marjoram
280. mayorante noun: majorant
281. mayorazga noun /maʝoˈɾaθɡa/: female equivalent of mayorazgo
282. mayorazgado verb [maʝoɾasˈɣ̞að̞o]
283. mayorazgando verb [maʝoɾasˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
284. mayorazgar verb [maʝoɾasˈɣ̞aɾ]
285. mayorazgo noun /maʝoˈɾaθɡo/: primogeniture
286. mayorazgüelo noun [maʝoɾasˈɣ̞welo]
287. mayorazguillo noun [maʝoɾasˈɣ̞iʝo]
288. mayorazguista noun [maʝoɾasˈɣ̞ist̪a]
289. mayorazguito noun [maʝoɾasˈɣ̞it̪o]
290. Mayorca proper noun [maˈʝoɾka]
291. mayorcico adjective [maʝoɾˈsiko]
292. mayorcillo adjective [maʝoɾˈsiʝo]
293. mayorcísimo adjective [maʝoɾˈsisimo]
294. mayorcito adjective /maʝoɾˈθito/: diminutive of mayor
295. mayordoma noun [maʝoɾˈð̞oma]: feminine of mayordomo
296. mayordomadgo noun [maʝoɾð̞oˈmað̞ɣ̞o]
297. mayordomazgo noun [maʝoɾð̞oˈmasɣ̞o]
298. mayordombre noun [maʝoɾˈð̞õmbɾe]
299. mayordombría noun [maʝoɾð̞õmˈbɾia]
300. mayordomeado verb [maʝoɾð̞omeˈað̞o]

Part 12 · Part 14 · 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.