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Spanish words: monoploide to moquera

300 Spanish words, part 29 of 35 of the words starting with M, A to Z. 58 have a page of their own.

Spanish words monoploide to moquera

  1. monoploide adjective: monoploid
  2. monoploidía noun: monoploidy
  3. monopodal adjective: unipedal, involving only one foot.
  4. monópode noun /moˈnopode/: monopod
  5. monopodial adjective: monopodial
  6. monopolar adjective /monopoˈlaɾ/: monopolar
  7. monopólico adjective /monoˈpoliko/: monopolistic
  8. monopolio noun /monoˈpoljo/: monopoly
  9. monopolista noun /monopoˈlista/: monopolist
  10. monopolístico adjective: monopolistic
  11. monopolización noun: monopolization
  12. monopolizado verb /monopoliˈθado/: past participle of monopolizar
  13. monopolizador adjective, noun /monopoliθaˈdoɾ/: monopolizing
  14. monopolizando verb /monopoliˈθando/: gerund of monopolizar
  15. monopolizar verb /monopoliˈθaɾ/: to monopolize/monopolise
  16. monopolo noun /monoˈpolo/: monopole
  17. monopolo magnético phrase [monoˈpolo maɣ̞ˈnet̪iko]
  18. monopoly noun /moˈnopoli/: Monopoly (board game)
  19. monoposte publicitario noun: advertising hoard
  20. monoposto adjective, noun: single-seat
  21. monopoyesis noun: monopoiesis
  22. monoproductor adjective: monoproductive
  23. monopropelente noun: monopropellant
  24. monoprótico adjective /monoˈpɾotiko/: monoprotic
  25. monopsonio noun [monopˈsonjo]: monopsony
  26. monóptero adjective, noun /moˈnobteɾo/: monopteral
  27. monoptongación noun /monobtonɡaˈθjon/: monophthongization
  28. monoptongado verb /monobtonˈɡado/: past participle of monoptongar
  29. monoptongando verb [monopt̪õŋˈgãn̪d̪o]: gerund of monoptongar
  30. monoptongándose verb [monopt̪õŋˈgãn̪d̪ose]
  31. monoptongar verb /monobtonˈɡaɾ/: to monophthongize
  32. monoptongarse verb [monopt̪õŋˈgaɾse]
  33. monoptongo noun, verb /monobˈtonɡo/: monophthong
  34. monopulso adjective /monoˈpulso/: monopulse
  35. monopunto adjective /monoˈpunto/: single-point
  36. monoquini noun /monoˈkini/: monokini
  37. monoriel noun: monorail
  38. monorraíl noun: monorail
  39. monorreno adjective /monoˈreno/: monokidney, having only one kidney
  40. monorresonante adjective [monoresoˈnãn̪t̪e]
  41. monorriel noun [monoˈrjel]: monorail
  42. monorrimo noun: monorhyme
  43. monos animados noun /ˌmonos aniˈmados/: cartoon (animated piece of film)
  44. monos chinos noun, phrase /ˌmonos ˈt͡ʃinos/: plural of mono chino
  45. monosabio noun [monoˈsaβ̞jo]: monosabio
  46. monosacárido noun /monosaˈkaɾido/: monosaccharide (simple sugar with single ring)
  47. monosexual adjective [monosekˈswal]
  48. monosilábico adjective /ˌmonosiˈlabiko/: monosyllabic
  49. monosílabo adjective, noun [monoˈsilaβ̞o]: monosyllabic
  50. monosódico adjective: monosodium
  51. monosomía noun: monosomy
  52. monospermo adjective /monosˈpeɾmo/: monospermous
  53. monóstrofe noun [moˈnost̪ɾofe]
  54. monostrófico adjective [monosˈt̪ɾofiko]
  55. monosulcado adjective: monosulcate
  56. monot noun [moˈnot̪]
  57. monotálamo adjective [monoˈt̪alamo]
  58. monotarea adjective: single-tasking
  59. monotaxia noun [monoˈt̪aksja]
  60. monote noun [moˈnot̪e]
  61. monoteico adjective [monoˈt̪ejko]
  62. monoteísmo noun [monot̪eˈismo]: monotheism
  63. monoteísta adjective, noun [monot̪eˈist̪a]: monotheist (person who believes in a single god)
  64. monotelismo noun [monot̪eˈlismo]: Monotheletism, Monothelitism
  65. monotelita adjective [monot̪eˈlit̪a]
  66. monotelitismo noun [monot̪eliˈt̪ismo]
  67. monotema noun: single topic
  68. monotemático adjective [monot̪eˈmat̪iko]: monothematic
  69. monotensión adjective: single-voltage
  70. monoterapia noun /monoteˈɾapja/: monotherapy
  71. monoterpeno noun: monoterpene
  72. monoterpenoide noun /ˌmonoteɾpeˈnoide/: monoterpenoid
  73. monotético adjective [monoˈt̪et̪iko]
  74. monotípico adjective /monoˈtipiko/: monotypic (relating to or exhibiting monotypy)
  75. monotipo noun: monotype
  76. monotiro adjective /monoˈtiɾo/: single-shot
  77. monótomo adjective [moˈnot̪omo]
  78. monótonamente adverb [moˌnot̪onaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: monotonously
  79. monotonía noun /monotoˈnia/: monotony
  80. monotonicidad noun: monotonicity
  81. monotónico adjective /monoˈtoniko/: monotone
  82. monótono adjective /moˈnotono/: monotonous, humdrum
  83. monotrema adjective, noun [monoˈt̪ɾema]: monotreme
  84. monotremo adjective [monoˈt̪ɾemo]
  85. monotributista adjective, noun [monot̪ɾiβ̞uˈt̪ist̪a]: of or relating to the Monotributo tax system
  86. monotriglifo noun [monot̪ɾiˈɣ̞lifo]
  87. monotrofia noun [monoˈt̪ɾofja]
  88. monótrofo adjective [moˈnot̪ɾofo]
  89. monotubo noun /monoˈtubo/: monotube
  90. monousuario adjective: single-user
  91. monovalente adjective /monobaˈlente/: monovalent
  92. monovarietal adjective: monovarietal
  93. monovolumen noun [monoβ̞oˈlumẽn]: minivan; (UK) MPV (multi purpose vehicle), people carrier
  94. monóxido noun [moˈnoksið̞o]: monoxide
  95. monóxilo adjective: monoxylous
  96. monradita noun [mõnraˈð̞it̪a]
  97. Monreal proper noun /monreˈal/: a settlement in Navarre, Spain
  98. monroísmo noun: Monroeism
  99. Monrovia proper noun /monˈrobja/: the capital city of Liberia
  100. monroviano adjective, noun /monroˈbjano/: Monrovian (of, from or relating to the city of Monrovia, capital of Liberia)
  101. Monroy proper noun /monˈroi/: a surname from placenames
  102. monrubense adjective [mõnruˈβ̞ẽnse]
  103. Monsalve proper noun [mõnˈsalβ̞e]
  104. Monsalves proper noun [mõnˈsalβ̞es]
  105. monse adjective /ˈmonse/: boring, lame, dull
  106. monsefú adjective /monseˈfu/: alternative form of monse
  107. monseñor noun /monseˈɲoɾ/: Monsignor
  108. monserga noun /monˈseɾɡa/: gibberish, drivel
  109. Monserrat proper noun /monseˈrat/: a female given name transferred from the place name
  110. Monserrate proper noun [mõnseˈrat̪e]
  111. monsona noun [mõnˈsona]
  112. monstera noun [mõnsˈt̪eɾa]
  113. monstra noun [ˈmõnst̪ɾa]
  114. monstrígeno adjective [mõnsˈt̪ɾixeno]
  115. monstro noun [ˈmõnst̪ɾo]
  116. monstruo noun /ˈmonstɾwo/: monster, beast, behemoth
  117. monstruo de Gila noun: Gila monster
  118. monstruo de Tully phrase [ˈmõnst̪ɾwo ð̞e ˈt̪uʝi]
  119. monstruosamente adverb /monsˌtɾwosaˈmente/: monstrously
  120. monstruosidad noun [mõnst̪ɾwosiˈð̞að̞]: monstrosity, monstrousness
  121. monstruoso adjective /monsˈtɾwoso/: monstrous
  122. monta noun, verb /ˈmonta/: riding
  123. montable adjective /monˈtable/: mountable
  124. montacargas noun /montaˈkaɾɡas/: service lift, goods lift, cargo lift; (US) freight elevator, goods elevator, service elevator, cargo elevator (a lift designed to carry heavy goods in a...
  125. montacarguista noun [mõn̪t̪akaɾˈɣ̞ist̪a]: forklift operator, forklift driver
  126. montadgar verb [mõn̪t̪að̞ˈɣ̞aɾ]
  127. montadgo noun [mõn̪ˈt̪að̞ɣ̞o]
  128. montadito noun /montaˈdito/: mini sandwich
  129. montado adjective, noun, verb /monˈtado/: loaded; rolling in it (rich)
  130. montador noun: assembler (one who assembles items)
  131. montaescaleras noun [mõn̪t̪aeskaˈleɾas]
  132. montaje noun /monˈtaxe/: assembly
  133. montajista noun /montaˈxista/: film editor
  134. Montalbán proper noun /montalˈban/: Montalbán (a town in Teruel, Aragon, Spain)
  135. montalbeño adjective [mõn̪t̪alˈβ̞eɲo]
  136. Montalbo proper noun /monˈtalbo/: a surname, a rare variant of Montalvo
  137. Montalva proper noun [mõn̪ˈt̪alβ̞a]
  138. Montalvo proper noun /monˈtalbo/: a surname
  139. montaña adjective, adverb, noun /monˈtaɲa/: mountain
  140. montaña rusa noun, phrase /monˌtaɲa ˈrusa/: rollercoaster
  141. montando verb /monˈtando/: gerund of montar
  142. montándose verb [mõn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of montar combined with se
  143. montaneado verb [mõn̪t̪aneˈað̞o]
  144. montaneando verb [mõn̪t̪aneˈãn̪d̪o]
  145. Montaner proper noun /montaˈneɾ/: a surname
  146. montañera adjective, noun /montaˈneɾa/: pannage, acorns and beech mast used as forage for pigs
  147. montañero adjective, noun /montaˈɲeɾo/: mountain
  148. montañés adjective, noun /montaˈɲes/: mountain, highland
  149. Montañez proper noun: a surname
  150. montañismo noun /montaˈɲismo/: mountaineering
  151. montañista noun: a mountaineer
  152. montano adjective /monˈtano/: montane
  153. montañoso adjective /montaˈɲoso/: mountainous
  154. montante adjective, noun [mõn̪ˈt̪ãn̪t̪e]: a two-handed sword
  155. montanteado verb [mõn̪t̪ãn̪t̪eˈað̞o]
  156. montanteando verb [mõn̪t̪ãn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
  157. montaplatos noun [mõn̪t̪aˈplat̪os]: dumbwaiter
  158. montar verb /monˈtaɾ/: to mount
  159. montar a caballo verb /monˌtaɾ a kaˈbaʝo/: to ride a horse
  160. montar el numerito verb: alternative form of montar un numerito
  161. montar el picazo phrase [mõn̪ˈt̪aɾ el piˈkaso]
  162. montar el pollo verb /monˌtaɾ el ˈpoʝo/: to make a scene
  163. montar en cólera verb: to get worked up; to throw a fit
  164. montar la guardia verb: to stand guard
  165. montar los cachos phrase [mõn̪ˈt̪aɾ los ˈkat͡ʃos]
  166. montar un jaleo verb: To kick up a fuss
  167. montar un numerito verb: to kick up a fuss, make a scene
  168. montar un pollo verb /monˌtaɾ um ˈpoʝo/: synonym of montar el pollo
  169. montar un show verb: to kick up a fuss; to make a scene
  170. montar un teatro verb: To cause a scene; to ham it up
  171. montar una barriga phrase [mõn̪ˈt̪aɾ ˈuna β̞aˈriɣ̞a]
  172. montar una escena verb: to make a scene
  173. montaracía noun [mõn̪t̪aɾaˈsia]
  174. montaraz adjective, noun /montaˈɾaθ/: ranger, mountaineer, roughneck, ranchhand (i.e. guardian of a vast, wild estate, especially mountainous)
  175. montaraza noun /montaˈɾaθa/: female equivalent of montaraz
  176. montarla verb /monˈtaɾla/: to kick up a fuss
  177. montarle a uno los cachos phrase [mõn̪ˈt̪aɾle a ˈuno los ˈkat͡ʃos]
  178. montarrascal noun /montarasˈkal/: thicket, underbrush, brush, scrub (rough vegetation)
  179. montarse verb [mõn̪ˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of montar combined with se
  180. montarse en el macho phrase [mõn̪ˈt̪aɾse ẽn el ˈmat͡ʃo]
  181. montarse historias phrase, verb [mõn̪ˈt̪aɾse isˈt̪oɾjas]: to make things up; to fabricate lies
  182. montarse la de San Quintín phrase, verb [mõn̪ˈt̪aɾse la ð̞e ˈsãŋ kĩn̪ˈt̪ĩn]: alternative form of armar la de san Quintín
  183. montárselo verb /monˈtaɾselo/: to behave, act
  184. montasín noun [mõn̪t̪aˈsĩn]
  185. montático noun [mõn̪ˈt̪at̪iko]
  186. montazal noun [mõn̪t̪aˈsal]
  187. montazgado verb [mõn̪t̪asˈɣ̞að̞o]
  188. montazgando verb [mõn̪t̪asˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
  189. montazgar verb [mõn̪t̪asˈɣ̞aɾ]
  190. montazgo noun /monˈtaθɡo/: a kind of tribute paid on cattle
  191. Montblanc proper noun: Montblanc, a village in Tarragona, Spain
  192. monte noun, verb /ˈmonte/: mountain, mount
  193. monte criollo phrase [ˈmõn̪t̪e ˈkɾjoʝo]
  194. monte de piedad noun: mount of piety
  195. monte de Venus noun, phrase /ˌmonte de ˈbenus/: mons Venus
  196. montea noun, verb [mõn̪ˈt̪ea]: third-person singular present indicative
  197. monteado verb /monteˈado/: past participle of montear
  198. Monteagudo proper noun [mõn̪t̪eaˈɣ̞uð̞o]
  199. Montealegre proper noun /monteaˈleɡɾe/: a surname
  200. monteando verb [mõn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of montear
  201. montear verb /monteˈaɾ/: to beat
  202. Montecarlo proper noun [mõn̪t̪eˈkaɾlo]
  203. montecillo noun /monteˈθiʝo/: hill
  204. Montecino proper noun [mõn̪t̪eˈsino]
  205. Montecinos proper noun [mõn̪t̪eˈsinos]
  206. montecristense adjective, noun /montekɾisˈtense/: of, from or relating to Montecristi
  207. Montecristo proper noun /monteˈkɾisto/: Montecristo (an island of Italy in the Tyrrhenian Sea)
  208. montehermoseño adjective [mõn̪t̪eeɾmoˈseɲo]
  209. Montehermoso noun [mõn̪t̪eeɾˈmoso]
  210. montejano adjective [mõn̪t̪eˈxano]
  211. Montejo proper noun /monˈtexo/: a surname
  212. Montellano proper noun /monteˈʝano/: a surname
  213. montelukast noun: montelukast
  214. montemarino adjective, noun: or, from, or relating to, Club Atlético Montemar, a sports club from Alicante, Spain
  215. Montemayor proper noun /montemaˈʝoɾ/: a surname, the 485th most common in Mexico
  216. montenegrino adjective, noun [mõn̪t̪eneˈɣ̞ɾino]: Montenegrin
  217. Montenegro proper noun /monteˈneɡɾo/: Montenegro (a country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeastern Europe)
  218. montepío noun: social collective fund
  219. montera noun /monˈteɾa/: bullfighter's hat
  220. montereño adjective, noun /monteˈɾeɲo/: of, from or relating to Montero (city and municipality of Bolivia)
  221. montería noun [mõn̪t̪eˈɾia]: beating
  222. monteriano adjective [mõn̪t̪eˈɾjano]
  223. monterita noun: any of a number of different species of finch
  224. montero adjective, noun /monˈteɾo/: hunter
  225. Monterrey proper noun /monteˈrei/: Monterrey (a city, the capital of Nuevo León, Mexico)
  226. Monterrosa proper noun /monteˈrosa/: a surname
  227. Monterroso proper noun /monteˈroso/: a surname
  228. montes adjective, noun, verb /monˈtes/: highland, mountain
  229. Montes de Oca phrase [ˈmõn̪t̪es ð̞e ˈoka]
  230. Montesdeoca proper noun [mõn̪t̪esð̞eˈoka]
  231. montesinista adjective, noun: of Vladimiro Montesinos (Peruvian politician); Montesinos's
  232. montesino adjective [mõn̪t̪eˈsino]: synonym of montés; mountain-
  233. monteverde noun /monteˈbeɾde/: an area of subtropical forest found in the Canary Islands
  234. monteverdiano adjective /montebeɾˈdjano/: Monteverdian
  235. montevideano adjective, noun /montebideˈano/: Montevidean (of, from or relating to the city of Montevideo, capital of Uruguay)
  236. montevideo noun [mõn̪t̪eβ̞iˈð̞eo]
  237. Montiano proper noun [mõn̪ˈt̪jano]
  238. monticular adjective: pitching
  239. monticulista noun /montikuˈlista/: pitcher
  240. montículo noun /monˈtikulo/: mound; monticule
  241. Montiel proper noun /monˈtjel/: a habitational surname
  242. Montilla proper noun /monˈtiʝa/: a surname
  243. montillano adjective, noun /montiˈʝano/: of, from or relating to Montilla
  244. montiña noun [mõn̪ˈt̪iɲa]
  245. Montjuic proper noun /monˈʝwik/: Montjuïc (a hill overlooking Barcelona)
  246. montmorillonita noun: montmorillonite
  247. monto noun, verb /ˈmonto/: amount (total or sum of items)
  248. monto un circo y me crecen los enanos phrase /ˌmonto un ˌθiɾko i me ˌkɾeθen los eˈnanos/: it never rains but it pours
  249. montón noun /monˈton/: heap, pile (collection of things laid in a body, or thrown together so as to form an elevation)
  250. montonal noun /montoˈnal/: shedload; bucketful
  251. montonazo noun /montoˈnaθo/: whole lot, great bunch
  252. montoncito noun /montonˈθito/: diminutive of montón
  253. montonera noun [mõn̪t̪oˈneɾa]: shedload, bucketload, hell of a lot
  254. montonero noun /montoˈneɾo/: one who fights in a mob
  255. montones noun, pronoun /monˈtones/: lots
  256. montoreño adjective [mõn̪t̪oˈɾeɲo]
  257. Montoro proper noun [mõn̪ˈt̪oɾo]
  258. montoso adjective: alternative spelling of montuoso
  259. Montoto proper noun [mõn̪ˈt̪ot̪o]
  260. Montoya proper noun /monˈtoʝa/: a surname
  261. Montre proper noun [ˈmõn̪t̪ɾe]
  262. Montreal proper noun /montɾeˈal/: Montreal (an island on which is situated the largest city in Quebec, Canada)
  263. montrealense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  264. montrealés adjective, noun /montɾeaˈles/: of, from or relating to the city of Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  265. Montserrat proper noun /montseˈrat/: Montserrat (an island and overseas territory of the United Kingdom in the Caribbean)
  266. montserratense adjective [mõnseraˈt̪ẽnse]
  267. montserratino adjective [mõnseraˈt̪ino]
  268. Montt proper noun [ˈmõn̪t̪]
  269. montubio adjective, noun: montubio
  270. montuca noun: a kind of meat pie, similar to an empanada, common in Central America
  271. montuno adjective, noun [mõn̪ˈt̪uno]: highland, mountain
  272. montuoso adjective /monˈtwoso/: mountainous
  273. montura noun /monˈtuɾa/: mount (animal used for riding)
  274. montuvio noun: synonym of montubio
  275. moñudo adjective, noun /moˈɲudo/: tufted
  276. monumental adjective /monumenˈtal/: monumental
  277. monumentalidad noun /monumentaliˈdad/: monumentality
  278. monumentalismo noun /monumentaˈlismo/: monumentalism
  279. monumentalista noun: monumentalist
  280. monumentalización noun: monumentalization
  281. monumentalizado verb /monumentaliˈθado/: past participle of monumentalizar
  282. monumentalizando verb [monumẽn̪t̪aliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of monumentalizar
  283. monumentalizar verb /monumentaliˈθaɾ/: to monumentalize
  284. monumentalmente adverb [monumẽn̪ˌt̪alˈmẽn̪t̪e]: monumentally
  285. monumento noun /monuˈmento/: monument
  286. monumento nacional noun: national monument
  287. monzón noun /monˈθon/: monsoon
  288. monzónico adjective /monˈθoniko/: monsoon
  289. monzonita noun: monzonite
  290. mopa noun [ˈmopa]: mop
  291. mopane noun: mopane
  292. mopear verb /mopeˈaɾ/: to mop
  293. mopera noun: a type of dancer in Bolivia
  294. moqueado verb /mokeˈado/: past participle of moquear
  295. moqueando verb [mokeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of moquear
  296. moquear verb /mokeˈaɾ/: to have a runny nose
  297. Moquegua proper noun /moˈkeɡwa/: a region of Peru
  298. moqueguana adjective, noun [mokeˈɣ̞wana]: female equivalent of moqueguano
  299. moqueguano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Moquegua
  300. moquera noun: runny nose

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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.