Spanish words: megalito to membrillar
300 Spanish words, part 16 of 35 of the words starting with M, A to Z. 63 have a page of their own.
Spanish words megalito to membrillar
- megalito noun [meɣ̞aˈlit̪o]: megalith
- megalitro noun [meɣ̞aˈlit̪ɾo]: megalitre
- megaloblástico adjective /meɡaloˈblastiko/: megaloblastic
- megaloblasto noun /meɡaloˈblasto/: megaloblast
- megalodón noun [meɣ̞aloˈð̞õn]
- megalodonte noun [meɣ̞aloˈð̞õn̪t̪e]
- megalofobia noun [meɣ̞aloˈfoβ̞ja]
- megalografía noun /meɡaloɡɾaˈfia/: megalography
- megalográfico adjective /meɡaloˈɡɾafiko/: megalographic; of or pertaining to large or grand works
- megalógrafo noun /meɡaˈloɡɾafo/: One who produces works of megalography; one who produces grand or large works, one who produces depictions of important or grand subjects
- megalomanía noun [meɣ̞alomaˈnia]: megalomania
- megalomaníaco adjective, noun /meɡalomaˈniako/: megalomaniac megalomaniacal
- megalómano adjective, noun /meɡaˈlomano/: megalomaniac
- megalomártir noun: great martyr
- megalópolis noun: megalopolis
- megalóptero noun: megalopteran
- megalosáurido noun /meɡaloˈsauɾido/: megalosaurid
- megaluria noun: giant squid
- megamamífero noun: megamammal
- megamansión noun: massive mansion
- megamentada noun /meɡamenˈtada/: large-scale insulting
- megámetro noun /meˈɡametɾo/: megametre
- megaminería noun [meɣ̞amineˈɾia]: large-scale mining
- megamuestra noun /meɡaˈmwestɾa/: megasample
- meganewton noun [meɣ̞aˈnewt̪õn]
- megaobra noun: large project
- megaohmio noun [meɣ̞aˈomjo]
- megaoperación noun: mega-operation
- megaoperativo noun /ˌmeɡaopeɾaˈtibo/: megaoperation
- megapixel noun /meɡapiɡˈsel/: megapixel
- megaplanta noun /meɡaˈplanta/: huge (energy) plant
- megaproceso noun: mega-process
- megaproducción noun: megaproduction
- megaproyecto noun /ˌmeɡapɾoˈʝeɡto/: megaproject
- megapuerto noun: mega-port
- megaquiróptero noun: megabat
- megarense adjective, noun [meɣ̞aˈɾẽnse]: Megarian
- megariano adjective [meɣ̞aˈɾjano]
- megárico adjective [meˈɣ̞aɾiko]
- megarregión noun: megaregion
- megarreserva noun: huge reserve
- megarrico adjective: megarich
- megasegundo noun [meɣ̞aseˈɣ̞ũn̪d̪o]: megasecond
- megasequía noun: megadrought
- megaserie noun: massive series
- megasesión noun: mega-session
- megashow noun: huge show
- megasismo noun: megathrust earthquake
- megaspora noun /meɡasˈpoɾa/: megaspore
- megasporangio noun: megasporangium
- megatendencia noun: megatrend
- megaterio noun /meɡaˈteɾjo/: megathere, megatherium
- megaterremoto noun: a large earthquake
- megatienda noun /ˌmeɡaˈtjenda/: superstore, megastore
- megatón noun: megaton
- megatormenta noun: megastorm
- megaurbe noun: megalopolis
- megavatio noun [meɣ̞aˈβ̞at̪jo]: megawatt
- megavejiga noun: megabladder
- megaverso noun [meɣ̞aˈβ̞eɾso]
- megavoltio noun [meɣ̞aˈβ̞ol̪t̪jo]: megavolt
- megayacimiento noun: massive deposit
- megayate noun: megayacht
- Megías proper noun [meˈxias]
- meglumina noun: meglumine
- mego adjective /ˈmeɡo/: gentle, mild, peaceable
- megraproyecto noun /meɡɾapɾoˈʝeɡto/: huge project
- meh interjection /ˈme/: meh
- mehari noun [meˈaɾi]
- meharista noun [meaˈɾist̪a]
- mehndi noun [ˈmeð̞i]
- Mehuín proper noun [meˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ĩn]
- meidán noun: maidan (marketplace or other open space, especially in Islamic countries)
- Meier proper noun [meˈjeɾ]
- meiga noun [ˈmejɣ̞a]
- meigo noun /ˈmeiɡo/: A person who is believed to have made a pact with the devil.
- méijor noun /ˈmeiʝoɾ/: alternative form of major
- Meio proper noun [ˈmejo]
- meiosis noun /meˈjosis/: meiosis
- meiótico adjective: mitotic
- meitnerio noun /meidˈneɾjo/: meitnerium
- meja noun /ˈmexa/: female equivalent of mejo
- mejana noun /meˈxana/: an islet in a river; an eyot
- mejenga noun /meˈxenɡa/: kickabout
- Mejía proper noun /meˈxia/: a surname
- Mejías proper noun [meˈxias]
- mejicanense adjective, noun /mexikaˈnense/: of, from or relating to Mejicanos
- mejicanidad noun [mexikaniˈð̞að̞]
- mejicanismo noun /mexikaˈnismo/: alternative spelling of mexicanismo
- mejicano adjective, noun /mexiˈkano/: alternative spelling of mexicano
- mejichango noun: alternative spelling of mexichango
- Méjico proper noun [ˈmexiko]
- mejido verb [meˈxið̞o]
- mejiendo verb [meˈxjẽn̪d̪o]
- mejilla noun /meˈxiʝa/: cheek
- mejillón noun /mexiˈʝon/: mussel
- mejimono noun: alternative spelling of meximono
- mejo adverb, noun /ˈmexo/: bestie; best friend
- mejor adjective, adverb /meˈxoɾ/: better
- mejor postor noun: highest bidder
- mejor que mejor phrase: much better; even better; better still
- mejora noun, verb /meˈxoɾa/: improvement, improving, amelioration, betterment, refinement
- mejorable adjective /mexoˈɾable/: improvable
- mejorado adjective, verb /mexoˈɾado/: improved, enhanced, made better
- mejorador noun: improver
- mejoral noun: paracetamol
- mejoramiento noun /mexoɾaˈmjento/: improvement, enhancement, upgrade
- mejorana noun /mexoˈɾana/: marjoram (Origanum majorana)
- mejorando verb [mexoˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mejorar
- mejorando lo presente phrase /mexoˌɾando lo pɾeˈsente/: present company excepted
- mejorándose verb [mexoˈɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mejorar combined with se
- mejorar verb /mexoˈɾaɾ/: to make better, improve
- mejorarse verb [mexoˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of mejorar combined with se
- mejoría noun /mexoˈɾia/: improvement, amelioration
- mejunje noun /meˈxunxe/: concoction; brew
- Meknes proper noun [ˈmeknes]
- mekosuquino noun: mekosuchine
- mela noun, verb /ˈmela/: smitt; smit
- melado adjective, noun, verb /meˈlado/: melado
- melafo interjection /meˈlafo/: a term used to express the sexual appeal of another
- Melames proper noun /meˈlames/: made up name used in jokes where the punchline is "me lames el/la ..." ("you lick my ...")
- melamina noun /melaˈmina/: melamine
- melampo noun [meˈlãmpo]
- melancía noun [melãnˈsia]
- melancolía noun /melankoˈlia/: melancholy
- melancólicamente adverb /melanˌkolikaˈmente/: melancholically
- melancólico adjective /melanˈkoliko/: melancholic
- melancolizado verb [melãŋkoliˈsað̞o]
- melancolizando verb [melãŋkoliˈsãn̪d̪o]
- melancolizándose verb [melãŋkoliˈsãn̪d̪ose]
- melancolizarse verb [melãŋkoliˈsaɾse]
- melando verb /meˈlando/: gerund of melar
- melanemia noun [melaˈnemja]
- melanesio adjective, noun [melaˈnesjo]: Melanesian
- Melani proper noun /meˈlani/: a female given name, equivalent to English Melanie
- Melania proper noun /meˈlanja/: a female given name, equivalent to English Melanie
- melánico adjective: melanic
- melanina noun /melaˈnina/: melanin
- melanismo noun /melaˈnismo/: melanism
- melanita noun [melaˈnit̪a]
- melanocítico adjective /melanoˈθitiko/: melanocytic
- melanocito noun /melanoˈθito/: melanocyte
- melanocrático adjective /melanoˈkɾatiko/: melanocratic
- melanofobia noun [melanoˈfoβ̞ja]
- melanóforo noun: melanophore
- melanoma noun /melaˈnoma/: melanoma
- melanopsina noun: melanopsin
- melanosoma noun: melanosome
- melao noun: alternative spelling of melado
- melar adjective, verb /meˈlaɾ/: honey sweet (said of fruit or sugarcane)
- melarchía noun [melaɾˈt͡ʃia]: melancholy
- melarquía noun [melaɾˈkia]
- melasma noun /meˈlasma/: melasma
- melatonina noun /melatoˈnina/: melatonin
- melaza noun /meˈlaθa/: molasses
- Melbourne proper noun /melˈbuɾne/: Melbourne (the capital city of Victoria, Australia; the former capital of Australia)
- melburniano adjective, noun /melbuɾˈnjano/: Melburnian (of, from or relating to the city of Melbourne, capital of Victoria, Australia)
- Melchor proper noun /melˈt͡ʃoɾ/: Melchior (one of the legendary Magi in tradition)
- melcocha adjective, noun /melˈkot͡ʃa/: type of confectionery made with honey
- melcochoso adjective: alternative form of melcochudo
- melcochudo adjective: soft
- meldonium noun: meldonium
- melé noun, verb /meˈle/: scrum
- melear verb [meleˈaɾ]
- melecina noun /meleˈθina/: medicine
- Melecio proper noun: a surname
- melecitosa noun /meleθiˈtosa/: melezitose
- mêlée noun /meˈle/: alternative form of melé
- melega noun [meˈleɣ̞a]
- Melen proper noun [ˈmelẽn]
- melena noun /meˈlena/: mane (longer hair growth around head of male lions)
- melenchón noun [melẽnʲˈt͡ʃõn]
- Meléndez proper noun [meˈlẽn̪d̪es]
- Melendi proper noun [meˈlẽn̪d̪i]
- melengüeleado verb [melẽŋgweleˈað̞o]
- melengüeleando verb [melẽŋgweleˈãn̪d̪o]
- melense adjective, noun /meˈlense/: of, from or relating to Melo
- melenudo adjective, noun /meleˈnudo/: long-haired
- melero adjective, noun: honey-eating
- melga adjective, noun, verb /ˈmelɡa/: strip of land marked for sowing seeds
- melgado verb /melˈɡado/: past participle of melgar
- melgando verb [melˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of melgar
- melgar verb /melˈɡaɾ/: to mark strips of land for sowing (seeds)
- Melgarejo proper noun /melɡaˈɾexo/: a surname
- melgo adjective, verb /ˈmelɡo/: born during the same birthing, especially from a double birthing
- meli noun [meˈli]
- melíade noun [meˈliað̞e]
- Melián proper noun [meˈljãn]
- meliano adjective [meˈljano]
- meliar verb [meˈljaɾ]
- Melica proper noun [meˈlika]
- melicitosa noun /meliθiˈtosa/: alternative spelling of melecitosa
- Melico proper noun [meˈliko]
- melífero adjective /meˈlifeɾo/: melliferous
- melificado verb [melifiˈkað̞o]
- melificando verb [melifiˈkãn̪d̪o]
- melificar verb [melifiˈkaɾ]
- melifluamente adverb: mellifluously
- melifluo adjective [meˈliflwo]: mellifluous
- Melilla proper noun /meˈliʝa/: Melilla (an autonomous city of Spain and exclave at the edge of Morocco)
- melillense adjective, noun /meliˈʝense/: of, from or relating to the city of Melilla, Spain, on the North African coast
- melillita adjective /meliˈʝita/: Born in Melilla or strongly related to Melillan culture, Melillan
- melimeta noun [meliˈmet̪a]
- Melin proper noun [meˈlĩn]
- Melina proper noun [meˈlina]
- Melinda proper noun [meˈlĩn̪d̪a]
- melindre noun [meˈlĩn̪d̪ɾe]: tenderness and kindness in words
- melindreado verb [melĩn̪d̪ɾeˈað̞o]
- melindreando verb [melĩn̪d̪ɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
- melindrizado verb [melĩn̪d̪ɾiˈsað̞o]
- melindrizando verb [melĩn̪d̪ɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]
- melindro noun /meˈlindɾo/: ladyfinger (cake)
- melindroso adjective /melinˈdɾoso/: finikin, finicky (excessively fastidious)
- melio adjective, noun /ˈmeljo/: Melian
- Melipilla proper noun /meliˈpiʝa/: Melipilla (a commune, provincial capital, and city in Melipilla, Chile)
- melipillano adjective, noun [melipiˈʝano]: of, from or relating to Melipilla
- meliponicultura noun: meliponiculture
- melipullense adjective [melipuˈʝẽnse]
- melisa noun /meˈlisa/: lemon balm
- melisma noun /meˈlisma/: melisma
- melisofobia noun [melisoˈfoβ̞ja]
- melisopalinología noun [melisopalinoloˈxia]: melissopalynology (study of honey)
- Melita proper noun [meˈlit̪a]
- melitina noun: melittin
- mella noun, verb /ˈmeʝa/: nick, dent, scratch
- mellado adjective, verb /meˈʝado/: chipped, nicked
- melladura noun /meʝaˈduɾa/: nick, dent
- Mellafe proper noun [meˈʝafe]
- mellando verb [meˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mellar
- mellándose verb [meˈʝãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mellar combined with se
- mellar verb /meˈʝaɾ/: to nick, to dent
- mellarse verb [meˈʝaɾse]: infinitive of mellar combined with se
- melli adjective, noun [ˈmeʝi]: clipping of melliza
- mellista adjective, noun: of the Traditionalist Catholic Party of Spain (1919-1931)
- mellizo adjective, noun /meˈʝiθo/: twin (fraternal, born to the same parents at the same time)
- melloco noun [meˈʝoko]: ulluco, Ullucus tuberosus
- melo adjective, verb /ˈmelo/: cool, good
- melocotón noun /melokoˈton/: peach
- melocotonero noun /melokotoˈneɾo/: peach tree
- melodía noun /meloˈdia/: melody, tune
- melódicamente adverb /meˌlodikaˈmente/: melodically
- melódico adjective /meˈlodiko/: melodic
- melodiosamente adverb /meloˌdjosaˈmente/: melodiously, musically
- melodioso adjective /meloˈdjoso/: melodious
- melodista noun: melodist
- melodrama noun /meloˈdɾama/: melodrama
- melodramáticamente adverb [meloð̞ɾaˌmat̪ikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- melodramático adjective [meloð̞ɾaˈmat̪iko]: melodramatic
- melodramatiquísimamente adverb [meloð̞ɾamat̪iˌkisimaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- melodramatizar verb: melodramatize
- melofobia noun [meloˈfoβ̞ja]
- melojar noun: Pyrenean oak wood
- melojo noun: alternative form of marojo
- melolonta noun: cockchafer
- melomanía noun /melomaˈnia/: melomania
- melómano adjective, noun /meˈlomano/: melomaniacal
- melón noun /meˈlon/: melon
- melón amargo noun /meˌlon aˈmaɾɡo/: bitter melon
- melón con vino phrase [meˈlõŋ kõn ˈbino]
- melón de agua noun /meˌlon de ˈaɡwa/: watermelon
- melonar noun /meloˈnaɾ/: melon plantation
- meloncete noun [melõnˈset̪e]
- meloncillo noun: the Egyptian mongoose, Herpestes ichneumon
- melonear verb [meloneˈaɾ]
- melonero noun /meloˈneɾo/: melon farmer or seller
- melopea noun /meloˈpea/: melopoeia
- melópita noun [meˈlopit̪a]
- melosa adjective, noun /meˈlosa/: shrubby gumweed, Grindelia chiloensis
- melosidad noun /melosiˈdad/: sweetness
- meloso adjective /meˈloso/: syrupy
- melotrón noun /meloˈtɾon/: mellotron
- Melquisedec proper noun /melkiseˈdek/: Melchizedek
- melquita adjective, noun: Melkite
- melva noun /ˈmelba/: frigate tuna
- melvin noun [ˈmelβ̞ĩn]
- Mely proper noun [ˈmeli]
- mem noun [ˈmẽm]
- memantina noun /memanˈtina/: memantine
- membrado adjective /memˈbɾado/: membered
- membrana noun /memˈbɾana/: membrane
- membrana basal noun: basement membrane
- membrana celular noun, phrase /memˌbɾana θeluˈlaɾ/: cell membrane (semipermeable membrane surrounding the cytoplasm of a cell)
- membrana mucosa noun: mucous membrane
- membrana nictitante noun: nictating membrane
- membrana plasmática noun: plasma membrane
- membrana pleural phrase [mẽmˈbɾana plewˈɾal]
- membrana testácea phrase [mẽmˈbɾana t̪esˈt̪asea]
- membranáceo adjective [mẽmbɾaˈnaseo]: membranaceous
- membranal adjective: membranal
- membranela noun /membɾaˈnela/: membranelle
- membranófono noun /membɾaˈnofono/: membranophone
- membranoproliferativo adjective /membɾanopɾolifeɾaˈtibo/: membranoproliferative
- membranoso adjective /membɾaˈnoso/: membranous
- membrecía noun: alternative spelling of membresía
- membresía noun /membɾeˈsia/: membership
- membretado verb [mẽmbɾeˈt̪að̞o]: past participle of membretar
- membretando verb [mẽmbɾeˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of membretar
- membretar verb /membɾeˈtaɾ/: to add a letterhead
- membrete noun, verb /memˈbɾete/: letterhead
- membrillar noun [mẽmbɾiˈʝaɾ]
Part 15 · Part 17 · 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.