Spanish words: monago to monoplaza

Spanish words monago to monoplaza

1. monago noun /moˈnaɡo/: altar boy, acolyte
2. monaguense adjective, noun [monaˈɣ̞ẽnse]: of, from or relating to the state of Monagas, Venezuela
3. monaguilla noun: altar girl
4. monaguillo noun /monaˈɡiʝo/: alternative form of monacillo (“altar boy, acolyte”)
5. monarca noun /moˈnaɾka/: monarch
6. Monardes proper noun [moˈnaɾð̞es]
7. monarquía noun /monaɾˈkia/: monarchy
8. monarquía absoluta noun: absolute monarchy
9. monarquía constitucional noun: constitutional monarchy
10. monarquía parlamentaria noun: parliamentary monarchy
11. monárquicamente adverb /moˌnaɾkikaˈmente/: monarchically
12. monárquico adjective, noun /moˈnaɾkiko/: monarchic
13. monarquismo noun /monaɾˈkismo/: monarchism
14. monas adjective, noun /ˈmonas/: mummy's boy, wimp, wuss
15. monasterial adjective: monasterial
16. monasterio noun /monasˈteɾjo/: monastery
17. Monasterio de Goicoa phrase [monasˈt̪eɾjo ð̞e ɣ̞ojˈkoa]
18. monasticismo noun /monastiˈθismo/: monasticism
19. monástico adjective /moˈnastiko/: monastic
20. Moncada proper noun /monˈkada/: a surname from Catalan
21. moncadense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Montcada (municipality of Spain)
22. moncadista noun: a supporter of Hilario Moncado
23. Monchi proper noun /ˈmont͡ʃi/: a diminutive of the male given name Ramón
24. Moncho proper noun [ˈmõnʲt͡ʃo]
25. Moncloa proper noun /monˈkloa/: Palace of Moncloa, seat of the Spanish prime minister
26. monclovita adjective /monkloˈbita/: of the president of Spain; of the central government of Spain
27. monda adjective, noun, verb /ˈmonda/: peeling
28. Mondaca proper noun [mõn̪ˈd̪aka]
29. mondadera noun [mõn̪d̪aˈð̞eɾa]
30. mondadientes noun [mõn̪d̪aˈð̞jẽn̪t̪es]: toothpick
31. mondado verb /monˈdado/: past participle of mondar
32. mondador adjective [mõn̪d̪aˈð̞oɾ]
33. mondaera noun [mõn̪d̪aˈeɾa]
34. mondando verb [mõn̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mondar
35. mondándose verb [mõn̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mondar combined with se
36. mondaoídos noun [mõn̪d̪aoˈið̞os]
37. mondaorejas noun [mõn̪d̪aoˈɾexas]
38. mondar verb /monˈdaɾ/: to peel
39. mondejo noun [mõn̪ˈd̪exo]
40. mondo adjective, verb /ˈmondo/: net, pure
41. mondo y lirondo adjective: pure and simple
42. mondongo noun /monˈdonɡo/: tripe
43. mondonguero noun /mondonˈɡeɾo/: tripe seller or maker
44. mondonguito noun [mõn̪d̪õŋˈgit̪o]
45. Mondragón proper noun /mondɾaˈɡon/: Arrasate (a town and municipality of Gipuzkoa, Basque Country, Spain)
46. móndrigo adjective, noun [ˈmõn̪d̪ɾiɣ̞o]: crappy; lame
47. moneado verb [moneˈað̞o]
48. moneando verb [moneˈãn̪d̪o]
49. moneda noun /moˈneda/: coin (piece of currency in the shape of a disc)
50. moneda corriente noun /moˌneda koˈrjente/: (something) commonplace, a common thing
51. moneda de reserva noun: reserve currency
52. moneda fuerte noun: hard currency
53. moneda única noun: single currency
54. monedado verb [moneˈð̞að̞o]
55. monedando verb [moneˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]
56. monedas del Papa noun /moˌnedas del ˈpapa/: honesty (plant)
57. monedeado verb [moneð̞eˈað̞o]
58. monedeando verb [moneð̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
59. monedera noun: purse or money box
60. monedero noun /moneˈdeɾo/: purse, wallet
61. monedilla noun /moneˈdiʝa/: diminutive of moneda
62. monedita noun /moneˈdita/: diminutive of moneda
63. monegasco adjective, noun /moneˈɡasko/: Monégasque, Monacan (from or native to Monaco)
64. monema noun /moˈnema/: moneme
65. monería noun: monkey business
66. monetal adjective: monetary
67. monetariamente adverb: monetarily, financially
68. monetario adjective, noun /moneˈtaɾjo/: currency; monetary
69. monetarismo noun /monetaˈɾismo/: monetarism
70. monetarista adjective, noun /monetaˈɾista/: monetarist
71. monetarizar verb /monetaɾiˈθaɾ/: to monetize
72. moñete noun /moˈɲete/: ponytail (hairstyle)
73. monetización noun: monetization (US), monetisation (UK)
74. monetizado verb /monetiˈθado/: past participle of monetizar
75. monetizando verb [monet̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of monetizar
76. monetizar verb: to monetize (US), monetise (UK)
77. monfí noun: a morisco living in the mountains around Granada in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
78. Monforte proper noun /monˈfoɾte/: a surname
79. monfortino adjective, noun [mõɱfoɾˈt̪ino]: of, from or relating to Monforte
80. monfu noun [ˈmõɱfu]
81. monge noun [ˈmõŋxe]
82. mongo adjective, noun /ˈmonɡo/: mung bean
83. mongol adjective, noun /monˈɡol/: Mongolian (of or relating to Mongolia or its peoples, languages, or cultures)
84. Mongolia proper noun /monˈɡolja/: Mongolia (a country in East Asia; capital: Ulán Bator)
85. mongólico adjective /monˈɡoliko/: Mongolic
86. mongolismo noun [mõŋgoˈlismo]
87. mongolo adjective, noun /ˌmonɡolo/: Mongolian
88. mongoloide adjective, noun /monɡoˈloide/: Mongoloid
89. Mongua proper noun /ˈmonɡwa/: a town in Boyacá department, Colombia
90. Monguí proper noun /monˈɡi/: Monguí (a town, a municipality of Boyacá department, Colombia)
91. moniato noun /moˈnjato/: alternative form of boniato
92. monición noun /moniˈθjon/: admonition
93. mónico adjective: monic
94. moñiga noun [moˈɲiɣ̞a]
95. monigote noun /moniˈɡote/: rag doll
96. moñiguero adjective [moɲiˈɣ̞eɾo]
97. monilofita noun: monilophyte
98. monimboseño adjective, noun: of or from Monimbó
99. Moñino proper noun [moˈɲino]
100. monipodio noun [moniˈpoð̞jo]
101. monísimo adjective /moˈnisimo/: superlative degree of mono
102. monismo noun [moˈnismo]: monism
103. monista noun /moˈnista/: monist (advocate of monism)
104. monita adjective, noun: finesse
105. monito adjective, noun /moˈnito/: diminutive of mono
106. monito del monte noun, phrase /moˌnito del ˈmonte/: a monito del monte
107. monitor noun /moniˈtoɾ/: monitor (electronic device)
108. monitoreado verb /monitoɾeˈado/: past participle of monitorear
109. monitoreando verb [monit̪oɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of monitorear
110. monitorear verb /monitoɾeˈaɾ/: to monitor
111. monitoreo noun, verb /monitoˈɾeo/: monitoring
112. monitorieo noun: alternative spelling of monitoreo
113. monitorio noun /moniˈtoɾjo/: monitory
114. monitorista noun: security guard who watches monitors of CCTV cameras
115. monitorización noun /monitoɾiθaˈθjon/: monitoring
116. monitorizado verb /monitoɾiˈθado/: past participle of monitorizar
117. monitorizando verb [monit̪oɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of monitorizar
118. monitorizar verb /monitoɾiˈθaɾ/: to monitor
119. monja noun /ˈmonxa/: nun, monkess
120. monje noun /ˈmonxe/: monk
121. monjería noun: cloister
122. monjil adjective, noun: nun
123. monjilla noun /monˈxiʝa/: nunlet
124. monjita noun /monˈxita/: diminutive of monja
125. monjita coronada noun: The black-crowned monjita, Neoxolmis coronatus.
126. monkey patch phrase [ˈmõŋki ˈpat͡ʃ]
127. mono adjective, noun, prefix /ˌmono/: mono- (having only one of something)
128. mono araña noun /ˌmono aˈɾaɲa/: spider monkey
129. mono ardilla noun /ˌmono aɾˈdiʝa/: squirrel monkey
130. mono aullador noun, phrase /ˌmono auʝaˈdoɾ/: howler monkey
131. mono barrigudo noun: brown woolly monkey
132. mono bigotudo noun: emperor tamarin
133. mono chino noun /ˌmono ˈt͡ʃino/: An anime character.
134. mono de feria noun: performing monkey
135. mono de imitación noun: copycat; parrot
136. mono de trabajo noun: overalls
137. mono porfiado noun, phrase [ˈmono poɾˈfjað̞o]: roly-poly (toy)
138. mono poto colorado phrase [ˈmono ˈpot̪o koloˈɾað̞o]
139. mono sabio noun: alternative form of monosabio
140. monoaducto noun /monoaˈduɡto/: monoadduct
141. monoambiente noun /ˌmonoamˈbjente/: studio apartment
142. monoamino adjective, noun: monoamine
143. monoamino oxidasa noun: monoamine oxidase
144. monoaminooxidasa noun /monoaminooɡsiˈdasa/: monoamine oxidase
145. monoamortiguador noun: single shock absorber
146. monoarticular adjective /monoaɾtikuˈlaɾ/: monoarticular
147. monoartritis noun /monoaɾˈtɾitis/: monoarthritis
148. monoatómico adjective /monoaˈtomiko/: monoatomic
149. monoaural adjective /monoauˈɾal/: monaural
150. monobloc noun [monoˈβ̞lok]
151. monobloque adjective /monoˈbloke/: monobloc
152. monocalibre adjective: monocaliber
153. monocanal adjective: single-channel
154. monocapa noun: monolayer
155. monocarboxílico adjective: monocarboxylic
156. monocarpelar adjective [monokaɾpeˈlaɾ]: monocarpellary
157. monocarpo adjective /monoˈkaɾpo/: monocarpic
158. monocarril noun: monorail
159. monocasco noun: monocoque
160. monocatenario adjective: single-stranded
161. monoceja noun /monoˈθexa/: synonym of uniceja
162. monocélula adjective /monoˈθelula/: single-cell
163. monocéntrico adjective: monocentric
164. monocerote noun /monoθeˈɾote/: unicorn
165. monocerotem noun [monoseɾoˈt̪ẽm]
166. monocerus noun [monoˈseɾus]
167. monocíclico adjective: monocyclic
168. monociclo noun /monoˈθiklo/: unicycle
169. monocigótico adjective /monoθiˈɡotiko/: monozygotic
170. monocilíndrico adjective: one-cylinder
171. monocítico adjective /monoˈθitiko/: monocytic
172. monocito noun /monoˈθito/: monocyte
173. monoclamídeo adjective [monoklaˈmið̞eo]
174. monoclínico adjective [monoˈkliniko]: monoclinic
175. monoclonal adjective /monokloˈnal/: monoclonal
176. monococo noun [monoˈkoko]
177. monocolor adjective: one-color/one-colour, monocolor/monocolour, unicolor/unicolour, monochromatic
178. monocorde adjective: monotonous
179. monocordio noun [monoˈkoɾð̞jo]: monochord
180. monocotiledón adjective, noun [monokot̪ileˈð̞õn]: monocotyledon
181. monocotiledónea adjective, noun /monokotileˈdonea/: monocotyledon
182. monocotiledóneo adjective [monokot̪ileˈð̞oneo]: monocotyledonous
183. monocracia noun [monoˈkɾasja]
184. monocristal noun: monocrystal
185. monocristalino adjective: monocrystalline
186. monocromado adjective: monochrome
187. monocromador noun: monochromator
188. monocromático adjective /monokɾoˈmatiko/: monochromatic
189. monocromatismo noun: monochromatism (all senses)
190. monocromatizar verb [monokɾomat̪iˈsaɾ]
191. monocromía noun /monokɾoˈmia/: monochromy
192. monocromo adjective /monoˈkɾomo/: monochrome (having only one color)
193. monocuerpo noun /monoˈkweɾpo/: monobody
194. monocular adjective /monokuˈlaɾ/: monocular
195. monóculo noun /moˈnokulo/: monocle (single lens used to correct vision for only one eye)
196. monocultivo noun [monokul̪ˈt̪iβ̞o]: monoculture
197. monocultura noun /ˌmonokulˈtuɾa/: monoculture
198. monodactilia noun /monodaɡˈtilja/: monodactyly
199. monodependiente adjective: solely dependent
200. monodia noun /moˈnodja/: monody
201. monodiamante noun [monoð̞jaˈmãn̪t̪e]
202. monódico adjective /moˈnodiko/: monodic
203. monodieta noun [monoˈð̞jet̪a]
204. monodisco adjective /monoˈdisko/: mono-disk
205. monodisperso adjective /ˌmonodisˈpeɾso/: monodisperse
206. monodosis noun: single dose
207. monodromía noun: monodromy
208. monoedral adjective: monohedral
209. monoespaciado adjective: monospace
210. monoespacio noun [monoesˈpasjo]: monospace type
211. monoespecífico adjective /monoespeˈθifiko/: monospecific
212. monoestable adjective [monoesˈt̪aβ̞le]
213. monoéster noun: monoester
214. monofásico adjective [monoˈfasiko]: monophasic
215. monofilamento noun: monofilament
216. monofilético adjective: monophyletic
217. monofisismo noun /monofiˈsismo/: monophysism
218. monofisista adjective, noun: Monophysite (member of a Christian sect which held that Jesus Christ has one nature)
219. monofisita adjective, noun /monofiˈsita/: monophysite
220. monofobia noun [monoˈfoβ̞ja]
221. monofocal adjective: monofocal
222. monofonía noun: monophony
223. monofónico adjective /monoˈfoniko/: monophonic
224. monofosfato noun /monofosˈfato/: monophosphate
225. monofosfuro noun: monophosphide
226. monofuncional adjective /monofunθjoˈnal/: monofunctional
227. monogamia noun /monoˈɡamja/: monogamy (a permanent pair bond between two beings)
228. monogámico adjective [monoˈɣ̞amiko]: monogamic
229. monógamo adjective /moˈnoɡamo/: monogamous
230. monogástrico adjective /monoˈɡastɾiko/: monogastric
231. monogenérico adjective /monoxeˈneɾiko/: monogeneric
232. monogénesis noun [monoˈxenesis]: monogenesis
233. monogénico adjective: monogenic
234. monogenismo noun [monoxeˈnismo]
235. monoglicérido noun /monoɡliˈθeɾido/: monoglyceride
236. monografía noun [monoɣ̞ɾaˈfia]: monograph
237. monográficamente adverb: monographically
238. monográfico adjective: monographic
239. monografista noun: monographer, monographist
240. monograma noun [monoˈɣ̞ɾama]: monogram (a design composed of one or more letters used as an identifying mark)
241. monohidrato adjective: monohydrate
242. monohilera adjective /monoiˈleɾa/: single-row
243. monoicismo noun [monojˈsismo]
244. monoico adjective /moˈnoiko/: monoicous
245. monoidal adjective: monoidal
246. monoide noun: monoid
247. monoinsaturado adjective: monounsaturated
248. monokini noun /monoˈkini/: monokini
249. monolingüe adjective /monoˈlinɡwe/: monolingual
250. monolingüismo noun /monolinˈɡwismo/: monolingualism, unilingualism, monoglottism
251. monolítico adjective [monoˈlit̪iko]: monolithic
252. monolitismo noun: monolithism
253. monolito noun /monoˈlito/: monolith
254. monologado verb /monoloˈɡado/: past participle of monologar
255. monologando verb /monoloˈɡando/: gerund of monologar
256. monologante adjective /monoloˈɡante/: speaking in a monologue
257. monologar verb /monoloˈɡaɾ/: to monologue
258. monológicamente adverb: monologically
259. monologismo noun [monoloˈxismo]
260. monólogo noun, verb /moˈnoloɡo/: monologue
261. monologuista noun [monoloˈɣ̞ist̪a]: monologist, monologuist, stand-up, stand-up comedian
262. monomami noun [monoˈmami]
263. monomando noun: single-outlet tap
264. monomanía noun [monomaˈnia]: monomania
265. monomaquia noun [monoˈmakja]
266. monomarca adjective /monoˈmaɾka/: single-brand
267. monomarental adjective [monomaɾẽn̪ˈt̪al]
268. monomatérico adjective: single-material
269. monomérico adjective: monomeric
270. monómero noun [moˈnomeɾo]: monomer
271. monométrico adjective /monoˈmetɾiko/: monometrico
272. monómetro noun /moˈnometɾo/: monometer
273. monomio noun /moˈnomjo/: monomial
274. monomito noun: monomyth
275. monomodo adjective [monoˈmoð̞o]: monomode
276. monomorfémico adjective /ˌmonomoɾˈfemiko/: monomorphemic
277. monomórfico adjective: monomorphic
278. monomorfismo noun /monomoɾˈfismo/: monomorphism
279. monomorfo adjective /monoˈmoɾfo/: monomorphic
280. monomotor adjective: one-motor
281. mononeural adjective /mononeuˈɾal/: stupid, pea-brained.
282. mononeuronal adjective [mononewɾoˈnal]
283. mononeuropatía noun /mononeuɾopaˈtia/: mononeuropathy
284. mononfalia noun [monõɱˈfalja]
285. monono adjective [moˈnono]
286. mononucleado adjective /mononukleˈado/: mononucleate
287. mononuclear adjective /mononukleˈaɾ/: mononuclear
288. mononucleosis noun /mononukleˈosis/: mononucleosis
289. mononucleótido noun: mononucleotide
290. monooxigenasa noun: monooxygenase
291. monoparental adjective /monopaɾenˈtal/: single parent
292. monoparentalidad noun: single-parenting
293. monopartidista adjective: single-party
294. monopatín noun /monopaˈtin/: skateboard
295. monopatinaje noun: skateboarding
296. monopatofobia noun [monopat̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
297. monopie noun [moˈnopje]
298. monoplano adjective, noun /monoˈplano/: single-winged
299. monoplataforma adjective: single-platform
300. monoplaza adjective, noun /monoˈplaθa/: open-wheel (vehicle with only one seat used in motor racing)

Part 27 · Part 29 · 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.