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Spanish words: membrillero to mentidero

300 Spanish words, part 17 of 35 of the words starting with M, A to Z. 94 have a page of their own.

Spanish words membrillero to mentidero

  1. membrillero noun: quince
  2. membrillo noun /memˈbɾiʝo/: quince (fruit)
  3. membrillo de Bengala noun: bael, wood apple
  4. membrudo adjective /memˈbɾudo/: tough; sturdy
  5. meme noun /ˈmeme/: meme (unit of cultural information)
  6. memeable adjective /memeˈable/: memeable
  7. memeificar verb [memejfiˈkaɾ]
  8. memela noun /meˈmela/: memela
  9. memento noun /meˈmento/: memento
  10. memento mori proverb [meˈmẽn̪t̪o ˈmoɾi]
  11. memero adjective: meme
  12. memética noun [meˈmet̪ika]: memetics
  13. memez noun /meˈmeθ/: foolishness, something that is dumb
  14. memfisiense adjective, noun /memfiˈsjense/: Memphian (of, from or relating to the city of Memphis, Tennessee, United States)
  15. memo adjective, noun /ˈmemo/: idiot
  16. memorabilia noun [memoɾaˈβ̞ilja]: memorabilia
  17. memorabilísimo adjective [memoɾaβ̞iˈlisimo]
  18. memorable adjective /memoˈɾable/: memorable
  19. memorablemente adverb: memorably
  20. memorado verb [memoˈɾað̞o]: past participle of memorar
  21. memorando noun, verb /memoˈɾando/: memorandum
  22. memorándose verb [memoˈɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of memorar combined with se
  23. memorándum noun [memoˈɾãn̪d̪ũm]: memorandum
  24. memorar verb /memoˈɾaɾ/: alternative form of rememorar
  25. memorarse verb [memoˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of memorar combined with se
  26. memoratísimo adjective [memoɾaˈt̪isimo]
  27. memoria noun /meˈmoɾja/: memory (the ability of the brain to record information)
  28. memoria asociativa noun [meˈmoɾja asosjaˈt̪iβ̞a]
  29. memoria de elefante noun: great memory; elephantine memory
  30. memoria de pez phrase [meˈmoɾja ð̞e ˈpes]
  31. memoria de pollo noun, phrase /meˌmoɾja de ˈpoʝo/: memory of a goldfish (forgetfulness)
  32. memoria magnética phrase [meˈmoɾja maɣ̞ˈnet̪ika]
  33. memoria muscular noun /meˌmoɾja muskuˈlaɾ/: muscle memory (subconscious memorization of a physical movement)
  34. memoria USB noun: flash drive, pen drive
  35. memoria virtual phrase [meˈmoɾja β̞iɾˈt̪wal]
  36. memorial noun /memoˈɾjal/: memorial
  37. memorialesco adjective [memoɾjaˈlesko]
  38. memorialista noun /memoɾjaˈlista/: memorialist
  39. memorialístico adjective: memorialistic
  40. memorializar verb: to memorialize
  41. memorias noun [meˈmoɾjas]: plural of memoria
  42. memorión adjective, noun /memoˈɾjon/: having a brilliant memory
  43. memorioso adjective, noun /memoˈɾjoso/: memorious (having a good memory)
  44. memorista noun: Person who memorises things, especially one who has an excellent memory
  45. memorístico adjective /memoˈɾistiko/: memory
  46. memorizable adjective /memoɾiˈθable/: memorizable
  47. memorización noun /memoɾiθaˈθjon/: memorization
  48. memorizado verb /memoɾiˈθado/: past participle of memorizar
  49. memorizando verb [memoɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of memorizar
  50. memorizar verb /memoɾiˈθaɾ/: to memorize
  51. memristivo adjective /memɾisˈtibo/: memristive
  52. men noun, suffix /ˈmen/: alternative form of man
  53. mena noun, verb /ˈmena/: acronym of menor extranjero no acompañado m, menor extranjera no acompañada f (“unaccompanied foreign minor”)
  54. ménade noun /ˈmenade/: maenad (follower of Dionysus)
  55. menado verb /meˈnado/: past participle of menar
  56. ménage noun [meˈnaʃ]
  57. menaje noun [meˈnaxe]: furnishings, furniture, houseware
  58. menando verb [meˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of menar
  59. menapio adjective, noun: Menapian
  60. menar verb /meˈnaɾ/: to turn the rope in the game of jump rope
  61. menarca noun [meˈnaɾka]
  62. menarquia noun /meˈnaɾkja/: menarche
  63. menárquico adjective: menarcheal
  64. Menayo proper noun [meˈnaʝo]
  65. menaza noun, verb /meˈnaθa/: third-person singular present indicative
  66. menazado verb /menaˈθado/: past participle of menazar
  67. menazando verb [menaˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of menazar
  68. menazar verb [menaˈsaɾ]
  69. mencey noun: king of the Guanches on the island of Tenerife
  70. menceyato noun /menθeˈʝato/: region of the Canary Islands controlled by a mencey
  71. Menchaca proper noun /menˈt͡ʃaka/: a surname
  72. menchevique adjective, noun: Menshevik
  73. Menchi proper noun /ˈment͡ʃi/: a diminutive of the female given name Mercedes
  74. Menchu proper noun /ˈment͡ʃu/: a diminutive of the female given name Carmen
  75. mencía noun [mẽnˈsia]
  76. Mencio proper noun /ˈmenθjo/: Mencius
  77. mención noun /menˈθjon/: mention
  78. mencionable adjective: mentionable
  79. mencionado verb /menθjoˈnado/: past participle of mencionar
  80. mencionando verb /menθjoˈnando/: gerund of mencionar
  81. mencionar verb /menθjoˈnaɾ/: to mention
  82. Menco proper noun [ˈmẽŋko]
  83. menda noun, pronoun /ˈmenda/: guy, dude, geezer
  84. menda lerenda pronoun: synonym of menda; yours truly, muggins
  85. mendacidad noun /mendaθiˈdad/: mendacity, untruthfulness
  86. Mendaña proper noun [mẽn̪ˈd̪aɲa]
  87. Mendaro proper noun [mẽn̪ˈd̪aɾo]
  88. Mendavia proper noun [mẽn̪ˈd̪aβ̞ja]
  89. mendaz adjective /menˈdaθ/: mendacious, lying
  90. Mendaza proper noun [mẽn̪ˈd̪asa]
  91. mendé adjective, noun /menˈde/: Mende
  92. mendelevio noun /mendeˈlebjo/: mendelevium
  93. mendeliano adjective: Mendelian
  94. mendelismo noun: Mendelism
  95. mendexarra adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Mendexa
  96. Méndez proper noun /ˈmendeθ/: a surname originating as a patronymic
  97. Mendi proper noun [ˈmẽn̪d̪i]
  98. Mendia proper noun [ˈmẽn̪d̪ja]
  99. Mendibil proper noun [mẽn̪d̪iˈβ̞il]
  100. Mendiburu proper noun [mẽn̪d̪iˈβ̞uɾu]
  101. mendicado verb [mẽn̪d̪iˈkað̞o]
  102. mendicando verb [mẽn̪d̪iˈkãn̪d̪o]
  103. mendicante adjective, noun /mendiˈkante/: mendicant (depending on alms)
  104. mendicar verb [mẽn̪d̪iˈkaɾ]
  105. mendicidad noun /mendiθiˈdad/: begging
  106. Mendieta proper noun /menˈdjeta/: a surname
  107. mendigado verb /mendiˈɡado/: past participle of mendigar
  108. mendigador noun [mẽn̪d̪iɣ̞aˈð̞oɾ]
  109. mendigando verb /mendiˈɡando/: gerund of mendigar
  110. mendigante adjective [mẽn̪d̪iˈɣ̞ãn̪t̪e]
  111. mendigar verb /mendiˈɡaɾ/: to beg, panhandle
  112. mendigarllote noun [mẽn̪d̪iɣ̞aɾˈʝot̪e]
  113. mendigo adjective, noun, verb /menˈdiɡo/: beggar (person who begs for a living)
  114. Mendiguren proper noun [mẽn̪d̪iˈɣ̞uɾẽn]
  115. Mendilibar proper noun [mẽn̪d̪iliˈβ̞aɾ]
  116. Mendiluce proper noun [mẽn̪d̪iˈluse]
  117. Mendinueta proper noun [mẽn̪d̪iˈnwet̪a]
  118. Mendiola proper noun /menˈdjola/: a surname from Basque
  119. Mendiolaza proper noun [mẽn̪d̪joˈlasa]
  120. Mendiondo proper noun [mẽn̪ˈd̪jõn̪d̪o]
  121. Mendioroz proper noun [mẽn̪d̪joˈɾos]
  122. Mendive proper noun [mẽn̪ˈd̪iβ̞e]
  123. Mendivil proper noun [mẽn̪d̪iˈβ̞il]
  124. Mendizábal proper noun /mendiˈθabal/: a surname from Basque
  125. Mendo proper noun /ˈmendo/: a male given name
  126. mendocino adjective, noun /mendoˈθino/: of, from or relating to the city of Mendoza or surrounding Mendoza province, Argentina
  127. mendogio noun [mẽn̪ˈd̪oxjo]
  128. Mendoza proper noun /menˈdoθa/: a surname from Basque
  129. mendrugo noun /menˈdɾuɡo/: stale bread; breadcrust (particularly the heel of a loaf)
  130. Mendy proper noun [ˈmẽn̪d̪i]
  131. menea noun, verb /meˈnea/: hobble (for a horse), hopple
  132. meneado verb /meneˈado/: past participle of menear
  133. meneando verb /meneˈando/: gerund of menear
  134. meneándose verb [meneˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of menear combined with se
  135. menear verb /meneˈaɾ/: to wiggle, to wag, to shake
  136. menearse verb [meneˈaɾse]: infinitive of menear combined with se
  137. meneársela verb /meneˈaɾsela/: to jerk off; wank
  138. menega noun [meˈneɣ̞a]
  139. Menelao proper noun /meneˈlao/: Menelaus
  140. Menem proper noun /ˈmenem/: Menem: a surname
  141. menemismo noun [meneˈmismo]: Menemism (the doctrines and policies of Carlos Menem, former president of Argentina)
  142. menemista adjective, noun [meneˈmist̪a]: a supporter of Carlos Menem, Argentine politician and President of Argentina from 1989 to 1999
  143. menemóvil noun [meneˈmoβ̞il]
  144. Menéndez proper noun /meˈnendeθ/: a surname originating as a patronymic
  145. meneo noun, verb /meˈneo/: wiggle; shake
  146. menes adjective, noun, verb /meˈnes/: of, from or relating to the Mena Valley (municipality of Burgos, Spain)
  147. Meneses proper noun /meˈneses/: a surname
  148. menester noun /menesˈteɾ/: something necessary, requirement, must
  149. menesterosidad noun /menesteɾosiˈdad/: neediness, poverty
  150. menesteroso adjective, noun /menesteˈɾoso/: needy, in need
  151. menestra noun /meˈnestɾa/: vegetable soup
  152. menestral noun /menesˈtɾal/: handicraftsman, craftsperson, craftsman (manual laborer)
  153. menestrete noun [menesˈt̪ɾet̪e]
  154. menestrón noun: minestrone
  155. menesunda noun [meneˈsũn̪d̪a]
  156. menfita adjective: Memphite
  157. menfítico adjective [mẽɱˈfit̪iko]
  158. mengajo noun /menˈɡaxo/: rag
  159. mengano noun /menˈɡano/: what's-his-name; so-and-so
  160. Mengibar proper noun [mẽŋxiˈβ̞aɾ]
  161. mengua noun, verb /ˈmenɡwa/: loss, decrease
  162. menguado verb /menˈɡwado/: past participle of menguar
  163. menguando verb [mẽŋˈgwãn̪d̪o]: gerund of menguar
  164. menguante adjective, noun /menˈɡwante/: decreasing, diminishing, waning
  165. menguar verb /menˈɡwaɾ/: to wane
  166. menhir noun /meˈniɾ/: menhir
  167. meniar los caracuses phrase [meˈnjaɾ los kaɾaˈkuses]
  168. Menil proper noun [meˈnil]
  169. menina noun /meˈnina/: a court maid of honour
  170. meninge noun /meˈninxe/: meninx
  171. meníngeo adjective: meningeal
  172. meningioma noun: meningioma
  173. meningitis noun /meninˈxitis/: meningitis
  174. meningitofobia noun [menĩŋxit̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
  175. meningocele noun /meninɡoˈθele/: meningocele
  176. meningocóccico adjective: meningococcal
  177. meningococemia noun: meningococcemia
  178. meningocócico adjective: meningococcal
  179. meningococo noun /meninɡoˈkoko/: meningococcus
  180. meningoencefalitis noun: meningoencephalitis
  181. meningotelial adjective: meningothelial
  182. menino noun /meˈnino/: a royal page; a young man recruited to serve in a palace.
  183. menipeo adjective [meniˈpeo]
  184. meñique adjective, noun /meˈɲike/: tiny
  185. meniscal adjective /menisˈkal/: meniscal
  186. menisco noun /meˈnisko/: meniscus, a part of the knee
  187. meniscofemoral adjective /meniskofemoˈɾal/: meniscofemoral
  188. Menjívar proper noun [mẽŋˈxiβ̞aɾ]
  189. menjunje noun /menˈxunxe/: alternative form of mejunje
  190. menjurje noun /menˈxuɾxe/: alternative form of mejunje
  191. mennonita adjective, noun: Mennonite
  192. mennonitas adjective, noun: Mennonite
  193. menofobia noun [menoˈfoβ̞ja]
  194. menonita adjective, noun /menoˈnita/: Mennonite
  195. menopausia noun /menoˈpausja/: menopause
  196. menopáusico adjective /menoˈpausiko/: menopausal
  197. menor adjective, noun /meˈnoɾ/: comparative degree of pequeño: smaller
  198. menor de edad adjective, noun /meˌnoɾ de eˈdad/: underage (under the age of majority)
  199. menorá noun /menoˈɾa/: menorah
  200. menorado verb [menoˈɾað̞o]
  201. menorando verb [menoˈɾãn̪d̪o]
  202. menorar verb [menoˈɾaɾ]
  203. Menorca proper noun /meˈnoɾka/: Minorca (an island of the Balearic Islands, Spain, east of Mallorca)
  204. menormente adverb /ˌmenoɾˈmente/: to a minority; less (so)
  205. menorquín adjective, noun [menoɾˈkĩn]: Minorcan
  206. menorrea noun /menoˈrea/: menorrhagia, menorrhoea
  207. menos adjective, adverb, conjunction, determiner, noun, preposition, pronoun /ˈmenos/: less
  208. menos da una piedra phrase [ˈmenos ˈð̞a ˈuna ˈpjeð̞ɾa]: it's better than nothing; it could have been worse
  209. menos es más proverb [ˈmenos ˈes ˈmas]
  210. menos lobos phrase: synonym of menos lobos, Caperucita
  211. menos lobos, Caperucita phrase /ˌmenos ˌlobos | kapeɾuˈθita/: pull the other one; yeah right
  212. menos mal adverb, interjection, phrase /ˌmenos ˈmal/: just as well
  213. menoscabado verb /menoskaˈbado/: past participle of menoscabar
  214. menoscabador adjective [menoskaβ̞aˈð̞oɾ]: lessening
  215. menoscabando verb [menoskaˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of menoscabar
  216. menoscabándose verb [menoskaˈβ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of menoscabar combined with se
  217. menoscabar verb /menoskaˈbaɾ/: to lessen
  218. menoscabarse verb [menoskaˈβ̞aɾse]: infinitive of menoscabar combined with se
  219. menoscabo noun, verb /menosˈkabo/: reduction (effect of diminishing)
  220. menosperecio noun [menospeˈɾesjo]
  221. menospreciable adjective /menospɾeˈθjable/: naughty, ill-behaved
  222. menospreciado verb /menospɾeˈθjado/: past participle of menospreciar
  223. menospreciador adjective [menospɾesjaˈð̞oɾ]
  224. menospreciando verb [menospɾeˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of menospreciar
  225. menospreciar verb /menospɾeˈθjaɾ/: to belittle, to disparage, to despise, scorn, to look down on, to demean
  226. menosprecio noun, verb /menosˈpɾeθjo/: underestimation
  227. menotismo noun [menoˈt̪ismo]
  228. menotista adjective [menoˈt̪ist̪a]
  229. Menoyo proper noun [meˈnoʝo]
  230. mensafónico adjective [mẽnsaˈfoniko]
  231. mensáfono noun [mẽnˈsafono]: pager
  232. mensaje noun /menˈsaxe/: message
  233. mensaje de texto noun: text message
  234. mensaje de voz noun: voice message
  235. mensaje electrónico noun /menˌsaxe eleɡˈtɾoniko/: electronic message
  236. mensaje instantáneo noun, phrase [mẽnˈsaxe ĩnst̪ãn̪ˈt̪aneo]: instant message
  237. mensaje subliminal noun: subliminal message
  238. mensajeado verb [mẽnsaxeˈað̞o]: past participle of mensajear
  239. mensajeando verb [mẽnsaxeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mensajear
  240. mensajear verb /mensaxeˈaɾ/: to message
  241. mensajería noun /mensaxeˈɾia/: messenger service
  242. mensajería instantánea noun, phrase [mẽnsaxeˈɾia ĩnst̪ãn̪ˈt̪anea]: instant messaging
  243. mensajerías noun [mẽnsaxeˈɾias]: plural of mensajería
  244. mensajero adjective, noun /mensaˈxeɾo/: messenger
  245. mensana adjective [mẽnˈsana]
  246. mensil adjective [mẽnˈsil]
  247. menso adjective /ˈmenso/: foolish, dull
  248. menstruación noun /menstɾwaˈθjon/: menstruation
  249. menstruado verb /mensˈtɾwado/: past participle of menstruar
  250. menstrual adjective /mensˈtɾwal/: menstrual (relating to menstruation)
  251. menstruando verb /mensˈtɾwando/: gerund of menstruar
  252. menstruante adjective, noun [mẽnsˈt̪ɾwãn̪t̪e]: menstruating
  253. menstruar verb /mensˈtɾwaɾ/: to menstruate
  254. menstruo adjective, noun, verb /ˈmenstɾwo/: menstrual
  255. menstruoso adjective [mẽnsˈt̪ɾwoso]
  256. mensú noun [mẽnˈsu]: a rural worker in the rainforest of Paraguay, especially one working in yerba mate plantations
  257. mensual adjective /menˈswal/: monthly
  258. mensualidad noun /menswaliˈdad/: monthly salary
  259. mensualización noun: monthly payment
  260. mensualmente adverb /menˌswalˈmente/: monthly
  261. mensuario noun /menˈswaɾjo/: monthly publication
  262. ménsula noun [ˈmẽnsula]: bracket, corbel
  263. mensulón noun /mensuˈlon/: large corbel
  264. mensura noun, verb /menˈsuɾa/: measurement
  265. mensurabilidad noun: measurability
  266. mensurable adjective /mensuˈɾable/: measurable
  267. mensurado verb /mensuˈɾado/: past participle of mensurar
  268. mensurador adjective [mẽnsuɾaˈð̞oɾ]
  269. mensural adjective: mensural
  270. mensurando verb [mẽnsuˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mensurar
  271. mensurar verb /mensuˈɾaɾ/: to measure
  272. menta noun, suffix, verb /ˈmenta/: mint, peppermint (specifically mentha × piperita)
  273. menta coreana noun: Korean mint
  274. menta de caballo noun: horse mint (Mentha longifolia)
  275. menta de gato noun /ˌmenta de ˈɡato/: catnip
  276. menta piperita noun /ˌmenta pipeˈɾita/: peppermint
  277. mentado verb /menˈtado/: past participle of mentar
  278. mental adjective /menˈtal/: mental
  279. mentalidad noun /mentaliˈdad/: mentality
  280. mentalismo noun /mentaˈlismo/: mentalism
  281. mentalista noun: mentalist
  282. mentalización noun /mentaliθaˈθjon/: mentalization
  283. mentalizado adjective, verb /mentaliˈθado/: past participle of mentalizar
  284. mentalizador noun: brains; the person who came up with an idea
  285. mentalizando verb [mẽn̪t̪aliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mentalizar
  286. mentalizándose verb [mẽn̪t̪aliˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mentalizar combined with se
  287. mentalizar verb /mentaliˈθaɾ/: to mentally prepare, to get into the right mindset
  288. mentalizarse verb [mẽn̪t̪aliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of mentalizar combined with se
  289. mentalmente adverb /menˌtalˈmente/: mentally
  290. mentando verb [mẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mentar
  291. mentar verb /menˈtaɾ/: to mention, name
  292. mentar la madre verb: to insult someone through the person's mother (e.g. call someone hijo de puta, etc.)
  293. mentar la soga en casa del ahorcado verb: to say the wrong thing, to put one's foot in it
  294. mentastro noun [mẽn̪ˈt̪ast̪ɾo]
  295. mente noun, suffix, verb /ˈmente/: mind, intellect
  296. mente abierta noun: open mind
  297. mente maestra noun: mastermind
  298. mentecato adjective /menteˈkato/: crazy, insane, mad
  299. mentepollo adjective [mẽn̪t̪eˈpoʝo]
  300. mentidero noun /mentiˈdeɾo/: place to gossip

Part 16 · Part 18 · 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.