Spanish words: Medardo to megalitismo

Spanish words Medardo to megalitismo

1. Medardo proper noun /meˈdaɾdo/: a male given name
2. Medel proper noun [meˈð̞el]
3. Medellín proper noun /medeˈʝin/: a village in Extremadura, Spain
4. medellinense adjective, noun [með̞eʝiˈnẽnse]: of, from or relating to the city of Medellín, Antioquia department, Colombia
5. media adjective, noun, verb /ˈmedja/: half (one of two equal parts of any whole)
6. media aritmética noun: arithmetic mean
7. media armónica noun: harmonic mean
8. media de red phrase [ˈmeð̞ja ð̞e ˈreð̞]
9. media geométrica noun: geometric mean
10. media hora noun: half-hour; half an hour
11. Media Luna Roja phrase [ˈmeð̞ja ˈluna ˈroxa]
12. media naranja noun /ˌmedja naˈɾanxa/: better half, significant other
13. media noche noun /ˌmedja ˈnot͡ʃe/: alternative spelling of medianoche
14. media pensión noun: half board
15. media pila interjection [ˈmeð̞ja ˈpila]
16. media ponderada noun: weighted arithmetic mean
17. media punta noun: attacking midfielder
18. media r noun: r rotunda
19. media sanción phrase [ˈmeð̞ja sãnˈsjõn]
20. media sombra phrase [ˈmeð̞ja ˈsõmbɾa]
21. media vez conjunction /ˌmedja ˈbeθ/: as long as, so long as
22. media vida noun: most of one's time
23. media vuelta noun: half-turn, 180-degree turn
24. mediacaña noun [með̞jaˈkaɲa]
25. mediacancha noun: halfway line
26. mediación noun /medjaˈθjon/: mediation
27. mediado adjective, verb /meˈdjado/: half full
28. mediador adjective, noun /medjaˈdoɾ/: mediator (one who negotiates between parties seeking mutual agreement)
29. mediados adjective, adverb, verb /meˈdjados/: in the middle
30. mediagua noun [meˈð̞jaɣ̞wa]: a type of prefab house made from wood
31. medial adjective /meˈdjal/: medial
32. Medialdea proper noun [með̞jal̪ˈd̪ea]
33. medialmente adverb: medially
34. medialuna noun /medjaˈluna/: crescent (shape)
35. mediambiental adjective: alternative form of medioambiental
36. mediana adjective, noun /meˈdjana/: median
37. medianamente adverb /meˌdjanaˈmente/: medially (in the middle)
38. mediando verb [meˈð̞jãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mediar
39. medianera noun /medjaˈneɾa/: party wall
40. medianería noun /medjaneˈɾia/: party wall
41. medianero adjective, noun [með̞jaˈneɾo]: intermediary, middleman
42. medianía noun /medjaˈnia/: midpoint, midway point
43. medianil noun /medjaˈnil/: gutter (space between columns in a text)
44. mediano adjective /meˈdjano/: medium
45. medianoche noun /medjaˈnot͡ʃe/: midnight
46. mediante adverb, preposition /meˈdjante/: by means of, through, using
47. mediapunta noun [með̞jaˈpũn̪t̪a]: false number nine, attacking midfielder
48. mediar verb /meˈdjaɾ/: to mediate
49. medias adjective, noun, verb: pantyhose (stockings connected at the top and pulled up to the waist)
50. medias de rejilla noun, phrase [ˈmeð̞jas ð̞e reˈxiʝa]: fishnet (stockings made of fishnet fabric)
51. medias tintas noun: half-measure
52. mediastínico adjective: mediastinal
53. mediastinitis noun /medjastiˈnitis/: mediastinitis
54. mediastino noun /medjasˈtino/: mediastinum
55. mediastinoscopia noun: mediastinoscopy
56. mediatamente adverb: indirectly
57. mediateca noun /ˌmedjaˈteka/: library of tapes, videos and similar media; media library, hybrid library
58. mediáticamente adverb [meˌð̞jat̪ikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: in regards to the media
59. mediático adjective [meˈð̞jat̪iko]: media
60. mediatización noun: mediatization/mediatisation
61. mediatizado verb [með̞jat̪iˈsað̞o]: past participle of mediatizar
62. mediatizando verb [með̞jat̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mediatizar
63. mediatizar verb: to mediatize/mediatise
64. mediato adjective [meˈð̞jat̪o]: mediate
65. mediatriz noun /medjaˈtɾiθ/: perpendicular bisector
66. mediavalismo noun [með̞jaβ̞aˈlismo]
67. medibacha noun [með̞iˈβ̞at͡ʃa]
68. medible adjective /meˈdible/: measurable
69. medicación noun /medikaˈθjon/: a medicine, or all the medicines regularly taken by a patient
70. medicado verb /mediˈkado/: past participle of medicar
71. medicalización noun /medikaliθaˈθjon/: medicalization
72. medicalizar verb /medikaliˈθaɾ/: to make medical (to provide something, such as a means of transport, with what is necessary to offer medical assistance)
73. medicamentado verb [með̞ikamẽn̪ˈt̪að̞o]
74. medicamentando verb [með̞ikamẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
75. medicamentándose verb [með̞ikamẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]
76. medicamentarse verb [með̞ikamẽn̪ˈt̪aɾse]
77. médicamente adverb /ˌmedikaˈmente/: medically
78. medicamento noun /medikaˈmento/: medicine, medicament
79. medicamento huérfano noun: orphan drug
80. medicamentosamente adverb: medicinally
81. medicamentoso adjective /medikamenˈtoso/: medicine; drugs
82. medicando verb [með̞iˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of medicar
83. medicándose verb [með̞iˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of medicar combined with se
84. medicar verb /mediˈkaɾ/: to medicate
85. medicarse verb [með̞iˈkaɾse]: infinitive of medicar combined with se
86. medicastro noun [með̞iˈkast̪ɾo]
87. medicatura noun: small clinic, first aid post
88. mediceo adjective: of the Medici family
89. Medici proper noun /ˈmedit͡ʃi/: a surname from Italian
90. medicina noun, verb /mediˈθina/: medicine
91. medicina alternativa noun /mediˌθina alteɾnaˈtiba/: alternative medicine (medical methods and practices used in place of conventional medicine)
92. medicina forense noun: forensic science
93. medicina intensiva noun: intensive care medicine
94. medicina legal noun: forensics, forensic science
95. medicina nuclear noun: nuclear medicine
96. medicinado verb /mediθiˈnado/: past participle of medicinar
97. medicinal adjective /mediθiˈnal/: medicinal (of or pertaining to medicine)
98. medicinalmente adverb: medicinally (in a medicinal manner)
99. medicinando verb [með̞isiˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of medicinar
100. medicinándose verb [með̞isiˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of medicinar combined with se
101. medicinar verb /mediθiˈnaɾ/: to medicate, to medicine
102. medicinarse verb [með̞isiˈnaɾse]: infinitive of medicinar combined with se
103. medición noun /mediˈθjon/: measurement
104. médico adjective, noun, verb /ˈmediko/: doctor
105. médico de cabecera noun: GP, general practitioner, family doctor (doctor)
106. médico de familia noun: GP, general practitioner
107. médico forense phrase [ˈmeð̞iko foˈɾẽnse]
108. medicoquirúrgico adjective: medicosurgical
109. medicucho noun [með̞iˈkut͡ʃo]
110. medida noun, verb /meˈdida/: measurement; measure, gauge
111. medidas de seguridad noun: safety measures
112. medido adverb, verb /meˈdido/: past participle of medir
113. medidor adjective, noun /mediˈdoɾ/: measuring
114. medidor de flujo espiratorio noun: peak flow meter
115. mediecita noun [með̞jeˈsit̪a]
116. mediero noun /meˈdjeɾo/: sharecropper
117. medieval adjective /medjeˈbal/: medieval
118. medievalcore noun [með̞jeβ̞alˈkoɾe]
119. medievalismo noun: medievalism
120. medievalista noun: medievalist
121. medievo noun [meˈð̞jeβ̞o]
122. medimno noun: medimnus
123. medina noun /meˈdina/: medina
124. medinense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Medina del Campo
125. medinés adjective, noun /mediˈnes/: Medinan
126. medinismo noun: Support for Isaías Medina Angarita, Venezuelan president 1941-1945
127. medinista noun: a supporter of Isaías Medina Angarita, Venezuelan president 1941-1945
128. medio adjective, adverb, noun, verb /ˈmedjo/: half (of or related to one of two equal divisions of a whole)
129. medio aguinaldo phrase [ˈmeð̞jo aɣ̞iˈnal̪d̪o]
130. medio ambiente noun, phrase [ˈmeð̞jo ãmˈbjẽn̪t̪e]: environment (the natural world or ecosystem)
131. medio campo noun: alternative form of mediocampo
132. medio de apertura noun: fly half
133. medio de comunicación noun: media
134. medio de la nada noun: middle of nowhere, the sticks, arse end of nowhere
135. medio de transporte noun: means of transport
136. medio hermano noun, phrase [ˈmeð̞jo eɾˈmano]: half brother (half sister for the feminine form)
137. medio medio adjective, adverb /ˌmedjo ˈmedjo/: so-so, just OK (of quality or state)
138. medio mundo noun: a large number of people
139. medio pelo phrase [ˈmeð̞jo ˈpelo]
140. medio pespunte phrase [ˈmeð̞jo pesˈpũn̪t̪e]
141. medio plazo phrase [ˈmeð̞jo ˈplaso]
142. medio scrum phrase [ˈmeð̞jo ˈskɾũm]
143. medio soberano phrase [ˈmeð̞jo soβ̞eˈɾano]
144. medio término noun: middle ground
145. medio tiempo noun /ˌmedjo ˈtjempo/: half-time
146. medio tío noun: half-uncle
147. medio-tubo noun /ˌmedjo ˈtubo/: half-pipe
148. medioambiental adjective [með̞joãmbjẽn̪ˈt̪al]: environmental
149. medioambientalista noun: environmentalist
150. medioambientalmente adverb: environmentally
151. medioambiente noun [með̞joãmˈbjẽn̪t̪e]: alternative form of medio ambiente
152. mediocampista noun [með̞jokãmˈpist̪a]: midfielder
153. mediocampo noun [með̞joˈkãmpo]: midfield
154. mediocentro noun: midfielder
155. mediocracia noun /medjoˈkɾaθja/: mediacracy
156. mediocre adjective /meˈdjokɾe/: mediocre
157. mediocremente adverb /meˌdjokɾeˈmente/: mediocrely
158. mediocridad noun /medjokɾiˈdad/: mediocrity
159. mediodía noun /medjoˈdia/: noon, midday
160. medioeval adjective: dated form of medieval
161. medioevo noun [með̞joˈeβ̞o]
162. mediofondista noun /medjofonˈdista/: middle-distance runner
163. mediofondo noun /medjoˈfondo/: middle distance
164. mediolateral adjective: mediolateral
165. mediolateralmente adverb /medjolaˌteɾalˈmente/: mediolaterally
166. mediometraje noun: a medium length film, 30-60 minutes in length
167. mediomundo noun [með̞joˈmũn̪d̪o]
168. mediooriental adjective, noun /ˌmedjooɾjenˈtal/: Middle Eastern
169. mediopesado adjective: light heavyweight
170. medioplatónico adjective, noun: Middle Platonist
171. medioriental adjective, noun /medjoɾjenˈtal/: alternative form of mediooriental
172. medios adjective, noun /ˈmedjos/: plural of medio
173. medios de comunicación noun: media, mass media
174. medios de comunicación de masas noun: mass media
175. medios de producción noun /ˌmedjos de pɾoduɡˈθjon/: means of production
176. medios sociales noun, phrase [ˈmeð̞jos soˈsjales]: social media
177. medir verb /meˈdiɾ/: to measure
178. medir con el mismo rasero phrase [meˈð̞iɾ kõn el ˈmismo raˈseɾo]
179. medir el agua a los tamales verb: To weigh up the situation; to weigh things up.
180. medir por el mismo brasero phrase [meˈð̞iɾ poɾ el ˈmismo β̞ɾaˈseɾo]
181. medir por el mismo rasero phrase [meˈð̞iɾ poɾ el ˈmismo raˈseɾo]
182. medirse verb [meˈð̞iɾse]: infinitive of medir combined with se
183. meditabundo adjective [með̞it̪aˈβ̞ũn̪d̪o]: thoughtful, reflective, pensive
184. meditación noun /meditaˈθjon/: meditation
185. meditado verb /mediˈtado/: past participle of meditar
186. meditador adjective, noun /meditaˈdoɾ/: meditator
187. meditando verb /mediˈtando/: gerund of meditar
188. meditar verb /mediˈtaɾ/: to meditate (rest while remaining conscious)
189. meditativamente adverb [með̞it̪aˌt̪iβ̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
190. meditativo adjective /meditaˈtibo/: meditative
191. mediterraneidad noun /mediteraneiˈdad/: landlockedness
192. mediterraneísmo noun [með̞it̪eraneˈismo]
193. mediterráneo adjective /mediteˈraneo/: inland, mediterraneous
194. médium noun /ˈmedjum/: medium (a person who claims to be able to communicate with the dead)
195. mediúmnico adjective [meˈð̞jũmniko]
196. mediumnidad noun [með̞jũmniˈð̞að̞]: mediumship
197. medley noun /ˈmedlei/: medley (songs)
198. medo adjective, noun /ˈmedo/: Mede (of, from or relating to Media (historical region of Iran))
199. medomalacufobia noun [með̞omalakuˈfoβ̞ja]
200. medortofobia noun [með̞oɾt̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
201. medra noun, verb /ˈmedɾa/: improvement, progress
202. medrado verb /meˈdɾado/: past participle of medrar
203. medrador adjective, noun /medɾaˈdoɾ/: flourishing, thriving
204. medrana noun [meˈð̞ɾana]
205. medrando verb /meˈdɾando/: gerund of medrar
206. Medrano proper noun /meˈdɾano/: a surname from Basque
207. medranza noun [meˈð̞ɾãnsa]
208. medrar verb /meˈdɾaɾ/: to thrive, grow (said of plants or animals)
209. medriñaque noun [með̞ɾiˈɲake]
210. medro noun, verb /ˈmedɾo/: growth, increase
211. medrosamente adverb [meˌð̞ɾosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: scaredly; frightenedly
212. medroso adjective /meˈdɾoso/: fearful, timid
213. medroxiprogesterona noun: medroxyprogesterone
214. médula noun /ˈmedula/: marrow
215. medula espinal noun, phrase /ˌmedula espiˈnal/: spinal cord
216. medula oblonga noun: medulla oblongata
217. medula oblongada noun: alternative form of médula oblonga
218. medula ósea noun, phrase [ˈmeð̞ula ˈosea]: bone marrow
219. medular adjective, noun /meduˈlaɾ/: fundamental, central
220. meduloepitelioma noun: medulloepithelioma
221. medusa noun /meˈdusa/: jellyfish
222. medusa de huevo frito phrase [meˈð̞usa ð̞e ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞o ˈfɾit̪o]
223. medusa del Mediterráneo phrase [meˈð̞usa ð̞el með̞it̪eˈraneo]
224. medusoide noun: medusoid
225. meeting noun /ˈmitin/: meeting
226. meetup noun: meetup
227. mefedrona noun /mefeˈdɾona/: mephedrone
228. mefenámico adjective /mefeˈnamiko/: mefenamic
229. Mefistófeles proper noun /mefisˈtofeles/: Mephistopheles
230. mefistofélico adjective /mefistoˈfeliko/: Mephistophelean
231. mefítico adjective [meˈfit̪iko]: mephitic
232. mefobarbital noun: mephobarbital
233. mega adjective, noun, prefix /ˈmeɡa/: clipping of megabyte
234. megaamperio noun [meɣ̞aãmˈpeɾjo]
235. megabanco noun /meɡaˈbanko/: megabank
236. megabanda noun: mega-gang; huge gang
237. megabarco noun: megaship
238. megabit noun /meɡaˈbit/: megabit
239. megabyte noun /meɡaˈbait/: megabyte
240. megacampeonato noun: mega championship
241. megacampo noun: huge field
242. megacandela noun [meɣ̞akãn̪ˈd̪ela]
243. megacariocito noun /meɡakaɾjoˈθito/: megakaryocyte
244. megacausa noun: giant cause; major cause
245. megacefálico adjective: megacephalic
246. megaciudad noun /ˌmeɡaθjuˈdad/: megacity; megalopolis
247. megacohete noun: megarocket
248. megacolegio noun: very large school
249. megacolon noun: megacolon
250. megacomisión noun: large commission
251. megacompañía noun /meɡakompaˈɲia/: megacompany
252. megacomplot noun: large-scale conspiracy
253. megaconcierto noun: megaconcert
254. megaconflicto noun [meɣ̞akõɱˈflikt̪o]
255. megaconstrucción noun: megaconstruction
256. megacontrato noun: huge contract
257. megacorporación noun: mega-corporation
258. megacorrupción noun /meɡakorubˈθjon/: mega-corruption
259. megacrisis noun: huge crisis; major crisis
260. megacristal noun /ˌmeɡakɾisˈtal/: megacryst
261. megadiversidad noun: megadiversity
262. megadiverso adjective: megadiverse
263. megadoméstico noun /meɡadoˈmestiko/: grand domestic
264. megadonación noun: massive donation
265. megaduque noun: megaduke
266. megaempresa noun: massive company
267. megaempresario noun: business magnate/tycoon
268. megaescándalo noun: mega scandal
269. megaespectáculo noun: massive show
270. megaesporangio noun /meɡaespoˈɾanxjo/: megasporangium
271. megaestado noun /ˌmeɡaesˈtado/: megastate
272. megaestrella noun: megastar
273. megaestróbilo noun /meɡaesˈtɾobilo/: megastrobilus
274. megaestructura noun: megastructure
275. megaevento noun /ˌmeɡaeˈbento/: megaevent
276. megaéxito noun: smash hit
277. megafábrica noun: huge factory
278. megafaradio noun [meɣ̞afaˈɾað̞jo]
279. megafauna noun /ˌmeɡaˈfauna/: megafauna
280. megafiesta noun: massive party
281. megafilo noun /meɡaˈfilo/: megaphyll
282. megafonía noun /meɡafoˈnia/: public address system, PA system, PA, tannoy (UK)
283. megáfono noun /meˈɡafono/: megaphone, loudhailer, bullhorn
284. megaforbia noun [meɣ̞aˈfoɾβ̞ja]
285. megafósil noun: megafossil
286. megafraude noun: mega fraud
287. megafusión noun: huge fusion
288. megagramo noun [meɣ̞aˈɣ̞ɾamo]: synonym of tonelada métrica (“metric ton”)
289. megahercio noun /meɡaˈeɾθjo/: megahertz
290. megahidroeléctrica noun: massive hydroelectric power plant
291. megahierba noun /meɡaˈjeɾba/: megaherb
292. megaiglesia noun: megachurch
293. megainversión noun /meɡaimbeɾˈsjon/: huge investment
294. megainvestigación noun: massive investigation
295. megajulio noun [meɣ̞aˈxuljo]
296. megakelvin noun [meɣ̞aˈkelβ̞ĩn]
297. megalesiano adjective [meɣ̞aleˈsjano]
298. -megalia suffix /meˈɡalja/: -megaly
299. megalítico adjective /meɡaˈlitiko/: megalithic
300. megalitismo noun: megalithism

Part 14 · Part 16 · 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.