Spanish words: macroperforado to magnetizar

Spanish words macroperforado to magnetizar

1. macroperforado adjective /makɾopeɾfoˈɾado/: macroperforated
2. macroporo noun /ˌmakɾoˈpoɾo/: macropore
3. macroportal noun: macro-home page
4. macroproceso noun: macroprocess
5. macroproyecto noun: macroproject
6. macroprudencial adjective /makɾopɾudenˈθjal/: macroprudential
7. macropsia noun [maˈkɾopsja]
8. macróptero adjective [maˈkɾopt̪eɾo]
9. macropuente noun: extra-long weekend
10. macroreyerta noun: huge row; hubbub
11. macrorredada noun: large-scale raid (police)
12. macrorregión noun [makɾoreˈxjõn]: macroregion
13. macroscópicamente adverb: macroscopically
14. macroscópico adjective /makɾosˈkopiko/: macroscopic
15. macroscopio noun [makɾosˈkopjo]
16. macrosector noun: Large sector
17. macroserial noun: long series
18. macrosimulacro noun: large-scale earthquake drill
19. macrosísmico adjective: macroseismic
20. macrosistema noun: macrosystem
21. macrosocial adjective /ˌmakɾosoˈθjal/: macrosocial
22. macrosociología noun: macrosociology
23. macrosomía noun: macrosomia
24. macrospora noun [makɾosˈpoɾa]
25. macrosumario noun: large-scale summary
26. macrotendencia noun: macrotrend
27. macrotienda noun: superstore, megastore
28. macrouniversidad noun /ˌmakɾounibeɾsiˈdad/: Large university
29. macrourbanización noun: huge urbanization
30. macrourbe noun: megalopolis
31. macruro noun: macruran
32. Macu proper noun /ˈmaku/: a diminutive of the female given name Inmaculada
33. Macua proper noun /ˈmakwa/: a surname from Basque
34. macuco adjective, noun [maˈkuko]: solitary tinamou
35. macuelizo noun /makweˈliθo/: tabebuia
36. Macul proper noun /maˈkul/: a commune of Santiago, Chile
37. mácula noun, verb /ˈmakula/: macula (spot near the center of the retina)
38. maculado verb /makuˈlado/: past participle of macular
39. maculando verb /makuˈlando/: gerund of macular
40. macular adjective, verb /makuˈlaɾ/: stained, tainted
41. maculís noun /makuˈlis/: rosy trumpet tree, Tabebuia rosea.
42. maculoso adjective /makuˈloso/: spotted
43. macumba noun [maˈkũmba]
44. macuñ noun [maˈkũɲ]
45. macundales noun [makũn̪ˈd̪ales]: affairs, business
46. macuquina noun: a coin flattened by a hammer in the colonial times of South America
47. macurca noun: Muscle soreness
48. macuto noun [maˈkut̪o]: backpack
49. Madaba proper noun [maˈð̞aβ̞a]
50. madagaña noun [mað̞aˈɣ̞aɲa]
51. Madagascar proper noun /madaɡasˈkaɾ/: Madagascar (an island and country off the east coast of Africa)
52. madalena noun /madaˈlena/: alternative form of magdalena
53. madama noun /maˈdama/: madam
54. madame noun: madam (polite term of address to a woman)
55. madamisela noun [mað̞amiˈsela]
56. madapolán noun: madapolam
57. Madaria proper noun [maˈð̞aɾja]
58. Madariaga proper noun /madaˈɾjaɡa/: a surname from Basque
59. made in preposition /ˈmeidin/: made in; originating from
60. Madeira proper noun /maˈdeiɾa/: Madeira (an archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean and an autonomous region of Portugal)
61. madeja noun /maˈdexa/: skein, hank, ball of yarn
62. madeja sin cuenda phrase [maˈð̞exa sĩŋ ˈkwẽn̪d̪a]
63. madera noun /maˈdeɾa/: wood
64. madera plástica phrase [maˈð̞eɾa ˈplast̪ika]
65. maderable adjective [mað̞eˈɾaβ̞le]: wood-producing
66. maderada noun: timber raft
67. maderamen noun /madeˈɾamen/: woodwork, timberwork
68. maderense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Ciudad Madero
69. maderería noun /madeɾeˈɾia/: shop selling wood and wood products
70. maderero adjective, noun /madeˈɾeɾo/: a lumberjack
71. maderismo noun: Maderism (support for Francisco Ignacio Madero González)
72. maderista adjective, noun: Maderist (relating to or supporting Mexican president Francisco Ignacio Madero González)
73. madero noun /maˈdeɾo/: a piece of wood, a piece of timber
74. maderoso adjective: woody
75. Madián proper noun: Midian (biblical location)
76. madianita noun: Midianite
77. Madina proper noun [maˈð̞ina]
78. Madinaveitia proper noun [mað̞inaˈβ̞ejt̪ja]
79. madona noun /maˈdona/: Madonna
80. Madoz proper noun [maˈð̞os]
81. madral noun /maˈdɾal/: shitload; fuckton
82. madrás noun: madras
83. madrasa noun /maˈdɾasa/: madrasa
84. madrastra noun /maˈdɾastɾa/: stepmother
85. madraza noun /maˈdɾaθa/: great or brilliant mother; family woman
86. madrazo noun /maˈdɾaθo/: a sharp blow or strike; thump; thwack; whack; bash
87. madre interjection, noun /ˈmadɾe/: mother
88. madre biológica noun, phrase [ˈmað̞ɾe β̞joˈloxika]: biological mother, birth mother
89. madre de alquiler noun: surrogate mother
90. madre de dios interjection /ˌmadɾe de ˈdjos/: Mother of God!
91. madre de familia noun /ˌmadɾe de faˈmilja/: family woman
92. madre de familias noun /ˌmadɾe de faˈmiljas/: alternative form of madre de familia
93. madre de leche noun: wet nurse
94. madre del maíz phrase [ˈmað̞ɾe ð̞el maˈis]
95. madre mía interjection /ˌmadɾe ˈmia/: mamma mia!, blimey!, my goodness!, goodness me!, oh my God! (an expression of surprise)
96. madreada noun, verb /madɾeˈada/: feminine singular of madreado
97. madreado verb /madɾeˈado/: past participle of madrear
98. madreando verb [mað̞ɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of madrear
99. madreándose verb [mað̞ɾeˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of madrear combined with se
100. madrear verb /madɾeˈaɾ/: to look like one's mother
101. madrecacao noun: quickstick (Gliricidia sepium)
102. madrediosino adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Madre de Dios
103. madreña noun /maˈdɾeɲa/: clog
104. madrense adjective, noun: Madrean
105. madreperla noun [mað̞ɾeˈpeɾla]: nacre; mother-of-pearl
106. madrépora noun /maˈdɾepoɾa/: madrepore
107. madrepórico adjective [mað̞ɾeˈpoɾiko]
108. madreporito noun: madreporite
109. madrero adjective, noun /maˈdɾeɾo/: mum-loving
110. madreselva noun /madɾeˈselba/: honeysuckle, woodbine
111. madrevieja noun /madɾeˈbjexa/: a kind of wetland separated from a river
112. madrevilcún noun [mað̞ɾeβ̞ilˈkũn]
113. madriado noun /maˈdɾjado/: quickstick (Gliricidia sepium)
114. Madrid proper noun /maˈdɾid/: Madrid (the capital city of Spain)
115. madridismo noun /madɾiˈdismo/: support for Real Madrid C.F., a popular football club from Madrid
116. madridismo sociológico noun /madɾiˌdismo soθjoˈloxiko/: an alleged dominant influence of Real Madrid on the political, economic, judicial, and media institutions of Spain, term popularized by Joan Laporta.
117. madridista adjective, noun [mað̞ɾiˈð̞ist̪a]: of or connected to Real Madrid, a famous football club from Madrid
118. madrigal noun /madɾiˈɡal/: madrigal
119. madrigalesco adjective /madɾiɡaˈlesko/: madrigal
120. madrigalista noun /madɾiɡaˈlista/: madrigalist
121. madrigalizado verb [mað̞ɾiɣ̞aliˈsað̞o]
122. madrigalizando verb [mað̞ɾiɣ̞aliˈsãn̪d̪o]
123. madrigalizar verb [mað̞ɾiɣ̞aliˈsaɾ]
124. madriguera noun /madɾiˈɡeɾa/: burrow, den, sett, warren
125. madrileño adjective, noun /madɾiˈleɲo/: Madrilenian (of, from or relating to the city of Madrid, capital of Spain or the Community of Madrid)
126. madrileñofobia noun /madɾileɲoˈfobja/: fear, hatred of, hostility or discrimination against Madrid, Madrilenian people or culture
127. madrina noun /maˈdɾina/: godmother
128. madrinazgo noun /madɾiˈnaθɡo/: sponsorship
129. Madriz proper noun /maˈdɾiθ/: Madriz (a department of Nicaragua)
130. madriza noun /maˈdɾiθa/: beating, bashing
131. madrona noun: family woman
132. madroñal noun [mað̞ɾoˈɲal]: grove of strawberry trees
133. madroño noun /maˈdɾoɲo/: strawberry tree (Arbutus unedo)
134. madrugada noun, verb /madɾuˈɡada/: dawn
135. madrugado verb /madɾuˈɡado/: past participle of madrugar
136. madrugador adjective, noun /madɾuɡaˈdoɾ/: rising or waking early
137. madrugando verb /madɾuˈɡando/: gerund of madrugar
138. madrugar verb /madɾuˈɡaɾ/: to get up early
139. madrugón noun /madɾuˈɡon/: early riser, early bird
140. madrugonazo noun: fight in the morning
141. madruguero adjective, noun /madɾuˈɡeɾo/: early bird; early riser
142. maduración noun /maduɾaˈθjon/: maturation
143. maduradero noun /maduɾaˈdeɾo/: silo or barn for storing fruits until they have matured
144. madurado verb /maduˈɾado/: past participle of madurar
145. madurador noun: ripener
146. maduramente adverb [maˌð̞uɾaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: maturely
147. madurando verb /maduˈɾando/: gerund of madurar
148. madurar verb /maduˈɾaɾ/: to mature
149. madurativo adjective /maduɾaˈtibo/: made mature
150. madurazón noun [mað̞uɾaˈsõn]
151. madurescencia noun [mað̞uɾeˈsẽnsja]
152. madurescente adjective [mað̞uɾeˈsẽn̪t̪e]
153. madurez noun /maduˈɾeθ/: maturity
154. Madurga proper noun [maˈð̞uɾɣ̞a]
155. madurísimo adjective [mað̞uˈɾisimo]: superlative degree of maduro
156. madurismo noun /maduˈɾismo/: Madurism; support for Nicolás Maduro (1962–), Venezuelan president 2013-2026.
157. madurista adjective, noun /maduˈɾista/: of Nicolás Maduro; Maduro's (of or relating to Maduro or his political beliefs)
158. madurita noun /maduˈɾita/: MILF (older sexually attractive woman)
159. maduro adjective, noun, verb /maˈduɾo/: ripe
160. mae noun /ˈmae/: dude, guy, man
161. Maeda proper noun /maˈeda/: a surname from Japanese
162. Maella proper noun [maˈeʝa]
163. maeño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Mao, Valverde Province, Dominican Republic
164. maesa noun /maˈesa/: female equivalent of maeso
165. maese noun /maˈese/: master
166. maeso noun /maˈeso/: master
167. maestra adjective, noun /maˈestɾa/: queen bee
168. maestrado verb [maesˈt̪ɾað̞o]
169. maestral adjective, noun /maesˈtɾal/: pedagogic; teaching
170. maestralizado verb [maest̪ɾaliˈsað̞o]
171. maestralizando verb [maest̪ɾaliˈsãn̪d̪o]
172. maestrando verb [maesˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪o]
173. maestrante noun: knight
174. maestranza noun /maesˈtɾanθa/: armories
175. maestrar verb [maesˈt̪ɾaɾ]
176. maestrazgo noun /maesˈtɾaθɡo/: office of Grand Master
177. maestre noun /maˈestɾe/: teacher, erudite, doctor
178. maestre de campo noun: colonel (rank below capitán general in the Spanish Empire)
179. maestreado verb [maest̪ɾeˈað̞o]
180. maestreando verb [maest̪ɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
181. maestrear verb [maest̪ɾeˈaɾ]: to be a master
182. maestreescuela noun /maestɾeesˈkwela/: uncommon form of maestrescuela
183. maestresala noun [maest̪ɾeˈsala]: maître d'
184. maestrescolía noun [maest̪ɾeskoˈlia]
185. maestrescuela noun /maestɾesˈkwela/: An official in charge of ecclesiology in Spain.
186. maestría noun /maesˈtɾia/: mastery
187. maestril noun [maesˈt̪ɾil]
188. maestrillo noun /maesˈtɾiʝo/: diminutive of maestro
189. maestro adjective, noun /maˈestɾo/: master
190. maestro chasquilla phrase [maˈest̪ɾo t͡ʃasˈkiʝa]
191. maestro de armas noun /maˌestɾo de ˈaɾmas/: fencing master; fencing instructor
192. maestro de ceremonias noun /maˌestɾo de θeɾeˈmonjas/: master of ceremonies
193. maestro de esgrima noun /maˌestɾo de esˈɡɾima/: fencing master; fencing instructor
194. maestro de novicios noun /maˌestɾo de noˈbiθjos/: novice master
195. maestro de obras noun /maˌestɾo de ˈobɾas/: master builder
196. maestro FIDE phrase [maˈest̪ɾo ˈfið̞e]
197. maestro internacional phrase [maˈest̪ɾo ĩn̪t̪eɾnasjoˈnal]
198. maestro mayor de obras phrase [maˈest̪ɾo maˈʝoɾ ð̞e ˈoβ̞ɾas]
199. maestrx noun: teacher
200. Maestu proper noun [maˈest̪u]
201. Maeztu proper noun [maˈest̪u]
202. mafalda noun [maˈfal̪d̪a]
203. mafia noun /ˈmafja/: Mafia (Italian Mafia)
204. mafia caviar phrase [ˈmafja kaˈβ̞jaɾ]
205. máfico adjective [ˈmafiko]: mafic
206. mafioso adjective, noun /maˈfjoso/: mafia
207. maforte noun [maˈfoɾt̪e]
208. mafufada noun /mafuˈfada/: nonsense; stupidity
209. mafufo adjective, noun /maˈfufo/: crazy; unhinged
210. maga adjective, noun /ˈmaɡa/: female magician, female conjurer
211. magacín noun /maɡaˈθin/: magazine publication
212. Magadán proper noun /maɡaˈdan/: Magadan (a city in Russia)
213. Magaldi proper noun [maˈɣ̞al̪d̪i]
214. Magali proper noun [maˈɣ̞ali]
215. Magallanes proper noun /maɡaˈʝanes/: a surname from Portuguese, a form of Magalhães
216. magallánico adjective /maɡaˈʝaniko/: Magellanic
217. Magallón proper noun /maɡaˈʝon/: Magallón (a municipality of Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain)
218. Magaly proper noun [maˈɣ̞ali]
219. Magaña proper noun /maˈɡaɲa/: a surname
220. maganceado verb [maɣ̞ãnseˈað̞o]: past participle of magancear
221. maganceando verb [maɣ̞ãnseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of magancear
222. magancear verb /maɡanθeˈaɾ/: to laze about; loaf
223. maganel noun [maɣ̞aˈnel]: mangonel
224. Magangué proper noun /maɡanˈɡe/: Magangué (a town, a municipality of Bolívar department, Colombia)
225. maganto adjective [maˈɣ̞ãn̪t̪o]
226. magarza noun: any of a number of plants
227. magasín noun: alternative form of magacín (publication)
228. magazín noun [maɣ̞aˈsĩn]: alternative form of magacín (publication)
229. magazine noun: alternative form of magacín (publication)
230. Magda noun [ˈmaɣ̞ð̞a]
231. magdalena noun /maɡdaˈlena/: madeleine (cake)
232. magdalenense adjective, noun /maɡdaleˈnense/: of, from or relating to the department of Magdalena, Colombia
233. magdalénico adjective [maɣ̞ð̞aˈleniko]
234. magdaleniense adjective: Magdalenian (later cultures of the Upper Paleolithic)
235. Magdeburgo proper noun /maɡdeˈbuɾɡo/: Magdeburg (the capital city of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany)
236. Magdiel proper noun [maɣ̞ˈð̞jel]
237. Mage proper noun [ˈmaxe]
238. mageirocofobia noun [maxejɾokoˈfoβ̞ja]
239. magenta adjective, noun /maˈxenta/: magenta (pinkish purple colour)
240. Magerit proper noun /maxeˈɾit/: Madrid
241. magestad noun [maxesˈt̪að̞]
242. magia noun /ˈmaxja/: magic
243. magia blanca noun /ˌmaxja ˈblanka/: white magic, white magick
244. magia borrás interjection, noun /ˌmaxja boˈras/: magic
245. magia de cristales noun: crystal magick
246. magia de velas noun: candle magick
247. magia gris noun: gray magic
248. magia negra noun /ˌmaxja ˈneɡɾa/: black magic, black magick
249. magia potagia interjection, noun /ˌmaxja poˈtaxja/: magic
250. magia simpática noun: sympathetic magic
251. magia teúrgica phrase [ˈmaxja t̪eˈuɾxika]
252. magiado verb [maˈxjað̞o]
253. magiando verb [maˈxjãn̪d̪o]
254. magiar adjective, noun, verb [maˈxjaɾ]: Hungarian (of, from or relating to Hungary)
255. magiarización noun: Magyarization
256. mágica adjective, noun /ˈmaxika/: magic
257. mágicamente adverb: magically
258. magiclick noun [maxiˈklik]
259. mágico adjective, noun /ˈmaxiko/: magic, magical
260. magín noun /maˈxin/: imagination
261. maginado verb [maxiˈnað̞o]
262. maginando verb [maxiˈnãn̪d̪o]
263. maginar verb [maxiˈnaɾ]
264. magines noun [maˈxines]: plural of magín
265. maginia noun [maˈxinja]
266. magismo noun [maˈxismo]
267. magíster noun /maˈxisteɾ/: magister (the possessor of a master's degree)
268. magisterial adjective /maxisteˈɾjal/: magisterial, magistral
269. magisterio noun /maxisˈteɾjo/: teaching, instruction
270. magistrado noun /maxisˈtɾado/: magistrate
271. magistral adjective /maxisˈtɾal/: magistral, magisterial, masterly
272. magistralmente adverb /maxisˌtɾalˈmente/: magistrally, magisterially, masterly
273. magistratura noun /maxistɾaˈtuɾa/: magistracy
274. maglev noun [maˈɣ̞leβ̞]
275. magma noun /ˈmaɡma/: magma
276. magmático adjective /maɡˈmatiko/: magmatic
277. magmatismo noun /maɡmaˈtismo/: magmatism
278. magna cum laude phrase [ˈmaɣ̞na ˈkũm ˈlawð̞e]
279. magnánimamente adverb /maɡˌnanimaˈmente/: magnanimously
280. magnanimidad noun /maɡnanimiˈdad/: magnanimity
281. magnánimo adjective /maɡˈnanimo/: magnanimous
282. magnate noun /maɡˈnate/: magnate, tycoon
283. Magnencio proper noun /maɡˈnenθjo/: Magnentius (a Roman usurper)
284. magnesera noun /maɡneˈseɾa/: chalk bag
285. magnesia noun /maɡˈnesja/: magnesia
286. magnésico adjective /maɡˈnesiko/: magnesic
287. magnesio noun /maɡˈnesjo/: magnesium
288. magnesiocromita noun: magnesiochromite
289. magnesita noun: magnesite
290. magnetar noun /maɡˈnetaɾ/: magnetar
291. magnete noun [maɣ̞ˈnet̪e]
292. magnéticamente adverb [maɣ̞ˌnet̪ikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: magnetically
293. magnético adjective /maɡˈnetiko/: magnetic
294. magnetismo noun /maɡneˈtismo/: magnetism (property of being magnetic)
295. magnetita noun /maɡneˈtita/: magnetite
296. magnetización noun /maɡnetiθaˈθjon/: magnetization
297. magnetizado verb /maɡnetiˈθado/: past participle of magnetizar
298. magnetizador adjective, noun /maɡnetiθaˈdoɾ/: magnetizing
299. magnetizando verb [maɣ̞net̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of magnetizar
300. magnetizar verb /maɡnetiˈθaɾ/: to magnetize

Part 1 · Part 3 · 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.