Spanish words: muserola to Myrtha

Spanish words muserola to Myrtha

1. muserola noun [museˈɾola]: noseband
2. musgaño noun /musˈɡaɲo/: shrew (any member of the Soricidae family of mammals)
3. musgo noun /ˈmusɡo/: moss
4. musgo de agua phrase [ˈmusɣ̞o ð̞e ˈaɣ̞wa]
5. musgoso adjective: mossy
6. mushimanju noun [muʃiˈmãŋxu]
7. musí verb: only used in te ... musí, syntactic variant of musite, second-person singular voseo imperative of musirse
8. música adjective, noun, verb /ˈmusika/: music
9. música cebolla noun: música cebolla
10. música clásica phrase [ˈmusika ˈklasika]
11. música de fondo noun, phrase /ˌmusika de ˈfondo/: background music
12. música house noun /ˌmusika ˈxaus/: house music
13. música instrumental noun: instrumental music
14. música pop noun: pop music
15. música popular noun: pop music
16. musicado verb [musiˈkað̞o]: past participle of musicar
17. musical adjective, noun /musiˈkal/: musical
18. musicalidad noun /musikaliˈdad/: musicality
19. musicalización noun /musikaliθaˈθjon/: musicalization
20. musicalizado verb [musikaliˈsað̞o]: past participle of musicalizar
21. musicalizador noun: music maker
22. musicalizando verb [musikaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of musicalizar
23. musicalizar verb /musikaliˈθaɾ/: to musicalize
24. musicalmente adverb /musiˌkalˈmente/: musically
25. musicando verb [musiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of musicar
26. musicante noun: musician
27. musicar verb /musiˈkaɾ/: to musicalise
28. músico adjective, noun, verb /ˈmusiko/: musical
29. musicógrafo noun /musiˈkoɡɾafo/: musicographer
30. musicograma noun /musikoˈɡɾama/: musicogram
31. musicología noun /musikoloˈxia/: musicology
32. musicológico adjective: musicological
33. musicólogo noun [musiˈkoloɣ̞o]: musicologist
34. musicoterapeuta noun /musikoteɾaˈpeuta/: music therapist
35. musicoterapia noun [musikot̪eˈɾapja]: music therapy
36. musid verb: only used in os ... musid, syntactic variant of musíos, second-person plural imperative of musirse
37. musido verb /muˈsido/: past participle of musirse
38. musiendo verb [muˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: only used in se ... musiendo, syntactic variant of musiéndose, gerund of musirse
39. musiéndose verb [muˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund
40. musiquero noun [musiˈkeɾo]
41. musiquilla noun /musiˈkiʝa/: tune, melody
42. musiquita noun [musiˈkit̪a]
43. musir verb [muˈsiɾ]: only used in se ... musir, syntactic variant of musirse
44. musirse verb /muˈsiɾse/: to go mouldy
45. musitado verb /musiˈtado/: past participle of musitar
46. musitando verb [musiˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of musitar
47. musitar verb /musiˈtaɾ/: to murmur, to mutter
48. musiú noun /muˈsju/: a foreigner, especially a blond-haired one.
49. musiúa noun [muˈsjua]
50. musivario adjective /musiˈbaɾjo/: of or relating to mosaics
51. muslamen noun /musˈlamen/: large and voluptuous thighs, specifically those of a woman.
52. muslera noun [musˈleɾa]
53. muslim adjective [musˈlĩm]
54. muslime adjective [musˈlime]
55. muslo noun /ˈmuslo/: thigh (upper leg of a human, between the hip and the knee)
56. muslón adjective /musˈlon/: thick-thighed
57. musmón noun: the mouflon
58. muso adjective, noun, verb /ˈmuso/: muse
59. musofobia noun [musoˈfoβ̞ja]
60. musola noun: smooth-hound
61. musseque noun: slum (in Angola)
62. Musso proper noun /ˈmuso/: a habitational surname from Italian.
63. mustaco noun [musˈt̪ako]
64. Mustafá proper noun /mustaˈfa/: a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to English Mustafa
65. mustang noun /ˈmastein/: mustang
66. mustélido adjective, noun /musˈtelido/: mustelid
67. musteriense adjective: Mousterian (archeological industry associated with Neanderthals)
68. mustiado verb [musˈt̪jað̞o]
69. mustiamente adverb: sadly, languidly
70. mustiando verb [musˈt̪jãn̪d̪o]
71. mustiándose verb [musˈt̪jãn̪d̪ose]
72. mustiar verb /musˈtjaɾ/: to wilt.
73. mustiarse verb [musˈt̪jaɾse]
74. mustio adjective /ˈmustjo/: wilted, withered
75. musulmán adjective, noun /musulˈman/: Muslim
76. musulmanidad noun: Muslimness
77. musurana noun: mussurana
78. muta noun, verb [ˈmut̪a]: third-person singular present indicative
79. mutabilidad noun /mutabiliˈdad/: mutability
80. mutación noun /mutaˈθjon/: mutation
81. mutacional adjective: mutational
82. mutado verb /muˈtado/: past participle of mutar
83. mutador adjective, noun: mutating
84. mutagénesis noun [mut̪aˈxenesis]: mutagenesis
85. mutagenicidad noun /mutaxeniθiˈdad/: mutagenicity
86. mutagénico adjective /mutaˈxeniko/: mutagenic
87. mutágeno noun: mutagen (agent or substance that can cause genetic mutation)
88. mutando verb [muˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of mutar
89. mutándose verb [muˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mutar combined with se
90. mutante adjective, noun /muˈtante/: mutant
91. mutar verb /muˈtaɾ/: to mutate
92. mutarrotación noun: mutarotation
93. mutarse verb [muˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of mutar combined with se
94. mutatis mutandis adverb /muˌtatis muˈtandis/: mutatis mutandis (having changed what needs to be changed)
95. mutear verb /muteˈaɾ/: to mute
96. muti noun /ˈmuti/: a mutual, a friend
97. mútico adjective: mutic
98. mutilación noun /mutilaˈθjon/: mutilation
99. mutilado adjective, verb /mutiˈlado/: mutilated
100. mutilador adjective, noun /mutilaˈdoɾ/: that mutilates
101. mutilando verb /mutiˈlando/: gerund of mutilar
102. mutilándose verb [mut̪iˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of mutilar combined with se
103. mutilante adjective: mutilating
104. mutilar verb /mutiˈlaɾ/: to mutilate
105. mutilarse verb [mut̪iˈlaɾse]: infinitive of mutilar combined with se
106. mutiló adjective, verb /ˈmutilo/: maimed, mutilated
107. Mutiloa proper noun [mut̪iˈloa]
108. Mutio proper noun [ˈmut̪jo]
109. mutis interjection, noun /ˈmutis/: shh, sush
110. mutis por el foro noun /ˌmutis poɾ el ˈfoɾo/: disappearing act
111. mutisia noun [muˈt̪isja]
112. mutismo noun /muˈtismo/: muteness
113. mutismo selectivo noun, phrase /muˌtismo seleɡˈtibo/: selective mutism
114. mutua adjective, noun /ˈmutwa/: feminine singular of mutuo
115. mutual adjective, noun /muˈtwal/: mutual
116. mutualidad noun /mutwaliˈdad/: mutuality
117. mutualismo noun [mut̪waˈlismo]: mutualism (interaction between two species that benefits both)
118. mutualista adjective, noun /mutwaˈlista/: mutualist
119. mutualización noun: mutualization
120. mutualmente adverb [muˌt̪walˈmẽn̪t̪e]
121. mutuamente adverb /ˌmutwaˈmente/: mutually
122. mutuamente excluyentes phrase [ˌmut̪waˈmẽn̪t̪e ekskluˈʝẽn̪t̪es]
123. mutuante noun: lender
124. mutuario noun /muˈtwaɾjo/: person receiving a loan
125. mútulo noun [ˈmut̪ulo]
126. mutuo adjective, noun /ˈmutwo/: mutual
127. muxe noun [ˈmukse]
128. muxo adjective: alternative spelling of mucho
129. muy adverb /ˈmwi/: apocopic form of mucho; very
130. muy bien phrase /ˌmui ˈbjen/: very well; OK; righto; all right
131. muy buenas interjection /ˌmui ˈbwenas/: hello, good morning, good afternoon, good evening (greeting used irrespective of the time)
132. muy de vez en cuando adverb: rarely
133. muy mucho adverb, phrase /ˌmui ˈmut͡ʃo/: emphatic form of mucho, synonym of muchísimo (“a lot”)
134. muy tres piedras phrase [ˈmuj ˈt̪ɾes ˈpjeð̞ɾas]
135. muyahid adjective, noun /muʝaˈxid/: mujahid
136. muyahidín adjective, noun [muʝajˈð̞ĩn]: mujahid
137. muyendo verb [muˈʝẽn̪d̪o]
138. muzak noun: Muzak
139. muzarela adjective, interjection [musaˈɾela]
140. muzarelita noun [musaɾeˈlit̪a]
141. Muzio proper noun [ˈmusjo]
142. Muzquiz proper noun [musˈkis]
143. muzza noun /ˈmusa/: a pizza that uses mozzarella as a main ingredient
144. muzzarella noun /musaˈɾela/: mozzarella
145. mvd pronoun: mi vida
146. MVDOL noun: A unit of account that is inflation-adjusted between the Bolivian boliviano and the United States dollar, frequently used in financial instruments due to...
147. Mwanza proper noun [ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ãnsa]
148. myanma adjective [ˈmjãmma]
149. Myanmar proper noun [mjãmˈmaɾ]
150. Myrian proper noun [ˈmiɾjãn]
151. Myrna proper noun [ˈmiɾna]
152. Myrta proper noun [ˈmiɾt̪a]
153. Myrtha proper noun [ˈmiɾt̪a]

Part 34 · 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.