Spanish words: mala onda to malinformar
300 Spanish words, part 4 of 35 of the words starting with M, A to Z. 79 have a page of their own.
Spanish words mala onda to malinformar
- mala onda noun, phrase /ˌmala ˈonda/: mean person
- mala palabra noun, phrase [ˈmala paˈlaβ̞ɾa]: swear word; curse word; choice word
- mala pasada noun /ˌmala paˈsada/: dirty trick (unethical or illegal tactic used against an opponent)
- mala pata noun, phrase [ˈmala ˈpat̪a]: bad luck; misfortune
- mala pécora phrase [ˈmala ˈpekoɾa]
- mala praxis noun /ˌmala ˈpɾaɡsis/: malpractice
- mala racha noun: losing streak
- mala sangre noun, phrase [ˈmala ˈsãŋgɾe]: bad blood
- mala suerte interjection, noun /ˌmala ˈsweɾte/: bad luck
- mala voluntad noun: ill will
- malabar adjective, noun /malaˈbaɾ/: of Malabar
- malabarear verb /malabaɾeˈaɾ/: to juggle
- malabares adjective, noun /malaˈbaɾes/: ellipsis of juegos malabares (“juggling”)
- malabárico adjective [malaˈβ̞aɾiko]
- malabarismo noun /malabaˈɾismo/: juggling
- malabarista noun /malabaˈɾista/: juggler
- malabeño adjective, noun /malaˈbeɲo/: Malabeño (of, from or relating to the city of Malabo, city in Equatorial Guinea)
- Malabo proper noun /maˈlabo/: Malabo (city)
- malabsorción noun /malabsoɾˈθjon/: malabsorption
- malaca noun [maˈlaka]
- malacara adjective, noun /malaˈkaɾa/: horse with a mostly white face
- malacate noun /malaˈkate/: a type of capstan or winch formerly used in mines to extract minerals and water
- malacitano adjective, noun /malaθiˈtano/: of, from or relating to the city of Málaga, Andalusia, Spain
- malaclase adjective: rude
- malacófago adjective [malaˈkofaɣ̞o]
- malacología noun [malakoloˈxia]: malacology
- malacológico adjective /malakoˈloxiko/: malacological
- malacólogo noun /malaˈkoloɡo/: malacologist
- malaconsejado adjective [malakõnseˈxað̞o]
- malacopa adjective, noun /malaˈkopa/: alternative form of mala copa
- malacopear verb /malakopeˈaɾ/: to get aggressive or annoying when consuming alcohol
- malacopterigio adjective: malacopterygian
- malacostumbrado adjective, verb /malakostumˈbɾado/: past participle of malacostumbrar
- malacostumbrar verb /malakostumˈbɾaɾ/: to get (someone) into bad habits, set a bad example
- malacoteca noun [malakoˈt̪eka]
- malacue noun /maˈlakwe/: bad luck
- maladito adjective [malaˈð̞it̪o]
- malafollá noun [malafoˈʝa]
- malafortunado adjective [malafoɾt̪uˈnað̞o]
- málaga noun [ˈmalaɣ̞a]
- malagache adjective [malaˈɣ̞at͡ʃe]
- malagana adjective, noun: negligent and unserious; casual; careless
- malagradecido adjective [malaɣ̞ɾað̞eˈsið̞o]: thankless
- malagueña adjective, noun /malaˈɡeɲa/: female equivalent of malagueño
- malagueño adjective, noun /malaˈɡeɲo/: of, from or relating to the city of Málaga, Andalusia, Spain
- malagués adjective [malaˈɣ̞es]
- malagueta noun /malaˈɡeta/: malagueta (Aframomum melegueta)
- malaguista noun: a person connecting with Malaga CF, as a fan, player, coach, etc.
- malaire noun /maˈlaiɾe/: malaria
- malaíta adjective: Malaita
- malaitano adjective [malajˈt̪ano]
- malaje adjective, noun [maˈlaxe]: boring or charmless person
- malaleche noun [malaˈlet͡ʃe]
- malamadre noun: spider plant
- malamba noun /maˈlamba/: a kind of alcoholic drink, made by fermenting cane sugar.
- malambo noun /maˈlambo/: malambo
- malamente adverb /ˌmalaˈmente/: badly, poorly
- malamute de Alaska noun: Alaskan Malamute
- malandanza noun [malãn̪ˈd̪ãnsa]: misfortune, rotten luck
- malandra noun /maˈlandɾa/: female equivalent of malandro
- malandraje noun /malanˈdɾaxe/: thugs; gangs of thugs
- malandrín adjective, noun /malanˈdɾin/: scoundrel, rascal
- malandrino adjective /malanˈdɾino/: dishonest
- malandritud noun [malãn̪d̪ɾiˈt̪uð̞]: roguery; criminality
- malandro adjective, noun /maˈlandɾo/: delinquent
- malanga noun /maˈlanɡa/: malanga
- malanochado verb [malanoˈt͡ʃað̞o]
- malanochando verb [malanoˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
- malanochándose verb [malanoˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪ose]
- malanochar verb [malanoˈt͡ʃaɾ]
- malanocharse verb [malanoˈt͡ʃaɾse]
- malapaga adjective, noun /malaˈpaɡa/: describing someone who does not pay their debts, or pays them late.
- malapropismo noun [malapɾoˈpismo]: malapropism
- Malaquías proper noun /malaˈkias/: Malachi (the book of the Bible)
- malaquita noun /malaˈkita/: malachite
- malar adjective, noun /maˈlaɾ/: malar
- malardo adjective [maˈlaɾð̞o]
- malargüino adjective [malaɾˈɣ̞wino]
- malaria noun /maˈlaɾja/: malaria
- malas artes noun: dirty tricks
- malas lenguas noun /ˌmalas ˈlenɡwas/: rumor mill; gossips
- malas pulgas noun: bad character
- Malasaña proper noun /malaˈsaɲa/: an area of Madrid, Spain
- malasangre noun: alternative form of mala sangre
- malasio adjective, noun [maˈlasjo]: Malaysian
- Malaspina proper noun /malasˈpina/: a surname, Malaspina, from Italian or Latin
- malatería noun /malateˈɾia/: lazaretto
- malatía noun [malaˈt̪ia]
- malatión noun: malathion
- malato adjective, noun /maˈlato/: ill, sick, unwell
- malauí adjective, noun /malaˈwi/: Malawian
- malauiano adjective [malawˈjano]
- malavenido adjective /malabeˈnido/: mismatched
- malaventura noun /malabenˈtuɾa/: misfortune, bad luck, misadventure.
- malaventurado adjective [malaβ̞ẽn̪t̪uˈɾað̞o]: luckless; down on one's luck
- malaventuranza noun [malaβ̞ẽn̪t̪uˈɾãnsa]
- malavés adverb /malaˈbes/: rarely (not often)
- malavez adverb [malaˈβ̞es]
- Malawi proper noun [maˈlawi]
- malawiano adjective [malaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝jano]
- malaxar verb: to knead
- malaxofobia noun [malaksoˈfoβ̞ja]
- malaya adjective, interjection, noun /maˈlaʝa/: damned, cursed
- malayalam noun /malaˈʝalam/: Malayalam (language)
- malayo adjective, noun /maˈlaʝo/: Malay (of, from or relating to Malaysia)
- malazo adjective /maˈlaθo/: really bad
- malbar adjective, noun: Malbar
- malbaratado verb /malbaɾaˈtado/: past participle of malbaratar
- malbaratador adjective [malβ̞aɾat̪aˈð̞oɾ]
- malbaratamiento noun /malbaɾataˈmjento/: wastage; squandering
- malbaratando verb [malβ̞aɾaˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of malbaratar
- malbaratar verb /malbaɾaˈtaɾ/: to squander
- malbec noun [malˈβ̞ek]
- Malbrán proper noun [malˈβ̞ɾãn]
- malcasado adjective, verb [malkaˈsað̞o]: miswed
- malcasando verb [malkaˈsãn̪d̪o]
- malcasándose verb [malkaˈsãn̪d̪ose]
- malcasar verb [malkaˈsaɾ]
- malcasarse verb [malkaˈsaɾse]
- malcoha noun /malˈkoa/: malkoha
- malcomer verb [malkoˈmeɾ]
- malcomido verb [malkoˈmið̞o]
- malcomiendo verb [malkoˈmjẽn̪d̪o]
- malcontentadizo adjective: hard to please, fastidious
- malcontento adjective, noun /malkonˈtento/: discontented, malcontent
- malconviviendo verb [malkõmbiˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪o]
- malconvivir verb [malkõmbiˈβ̞iɾ]
- Malcorra proper noun [malˈkora]
- malcorte noun [malˈkoɾt̪e]
- malcriadez noun /malkɾjaˈdeθ/: spoiledness
- malcriadeza noun [malkɾjaˈð̞esa]
- malcriadito noun: a spoiled child
- malcriado adjective, noun, verb /malˈkɾjado/: spoiled (having a selfish or greedy character due to pampering)
- malcriador adjective [malkɾjaˈð̞oɾ]
- malcriando verb [malˈkɾjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of malcriar
- malcriar verb /malˈkɾjaɾ/: to spoil, coddle
- maldad noun /malˈdad/: badness; evilness
- maldadosamente adverb [mal̪d̪aˌð̞osaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- maldadoso adjective [mal̪d̪aˈð̞oso]
- maldecidamente adverb [mal̪d̪eˌsið̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- maldecido verb /maldeˈθido/: past participle of maldecir
- maldecidor adjective [mal̪d̪esiˈð̞oɾ]
- maldecimiento noun [mal̪d̪esiˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
- maldecir noun, verb /maldeˈθiɾ/: to damn, to curse
- Maldi proper noun [ˈmal̪d̪i]
- maldicer verb [mal̪d̪iˈseɾ]
- maldicho adjective [mal̪ˈd̪it͡ʃo]
- maldiciendo verb [mal̪d̪iˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of maldecir
- maldiciente adjective [mal̪d̪iˈsjẽn̪t̪e]: foulmouthed
- maldicientemente adverb [mal̪d̪iˌsjẽn̪t̪eˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- maldición interjection, noun /maldiˈθjon/: curse
- maldicto adjective [mal̪ˈd̪ikt̪o]
- maldispuesto adjective [mal̪d̪isˈpwest̪o]
- maldistribución noun: maldistribution
- maldita adjective, noun, verb /malˈdita/: feminine singular of maldito
- maldita sea interjection /malˌdita ˈsea/: goddammit; dammit
- malditamente adverb /malˌditaˈmente/: very badly
- malditismo noun /maldiˈtismo/: impending doom; the state of being doomed
- maldito adjective, interjection, noun, verb /malˈdito/: cursed
- maldivo adjective, noun /malˈdibo/: Maldivian
- maldón noun [mal̪ˈd̪õn]
- Maldonado proper noun /maldoˈnado/: a Spanish surname
- maldormir verb /maldoɾˈmiɾ/: to sleep badly
- maldoso adjective /malˈdoso/: wicked; mean
- Malé proper noun /maˈle/: Malé (the capital city of the Maldives)
- maleabilidad noun /maleabiliˈdad/: malleability, malleableness
- maleabilísimo adjective [maleaβ̞iˈlisimo]
- maleable adjective /maleˈable/: malleable
- maleado verb /maleˈado/: past participle of malear
- maleando verb [maleˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of malear
- maleándose verb [maleˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of malear combined with se
- maleante adjective, noun /maleˈante/: malicious
- maleantería noun: `malice
- malear verb /maleˈaɾ/: to corrupt
- malearse verb [maleˈaɾse]: infinitive of malear combined with se
- maleato adjective /maleˈato/: malleate
- malecón noun /maleˈkon/: breakwater
- maledicencia noun [maleð̞iˈsẽnsja]: gossip, slander
- maledicente adjective /malediˈθente/: slanderous
- maleducado adjective, verb /maleduˈkado/: bad-mannered, ill-mannered, rude
- maleducando verb [maleð̞uˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of maleducar
- maleducar verb /maleduˈkaɾ/: to spoil; coddle
- maleficar verb /malefiˈkaɾ/: alternative form of maleficiar
- maleficencia noun: maleficence
- maleficiado verb [malefiˈsjað̞o]: past participle of maleficiar
- maleficiando verb [malefiˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of maleficiar
- maleficiar verb /malefiˈθjaɾ/: to bewitch
- maleficio noun, verb /maleˈfiθjo/: hex (evil spell)
- maléfico adjective, noun /maˈlefiko/: evil
- malejo adjective [maˈlexo]
- Malén proper noun [maˈlẽn]
- Malena proper noun [maˈlena]: a female given name
- malencarado adjective /malenkaˈɾado/: unsightly; ugly
- malenseñado verb [malẽnseˈɲað̞o]
- malenseñando verb [malẽnseˈɲãn̪d̪o]
- malenseñar verb [malẽnseˈɲaɾ]
- malentender verb /malentenˈdeɾ/: to misunderstand
- malentendido noun, verb /malentenˈdido/: misunderstanding
- malentendiendo verb [malẽn̪t̪ẽn̪ˈd̪jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of malentender
- malentretenido adjective [malẽn̪t̪ɾet̪eˈnið̞o]
- maleolar adjective /maleoˈlaɾ/: malleolar
- maléolo noun /maˈleolo/: malleolus
- malespín noun: a Spanish argot or word game used in Central America that involves exchanging certain letters of the alphabet
- malestar noun /malesˈtaɾ/: unease
- Malet proper noun [maˈlet̪]
- maleta adjective, noun /maˈleta/: suitcase (large piece of luggage)
- maleteado verb [malet̪eˈað̞o]
- maleteando verb [malet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
- maletear verb [malet̪eˈaɾ]
- maleteo noun [maleˈt̪eo]
- maletera noun /maleˈteɾa/: boot; trunk (of car)
- maletero adjective, noun /maleˈteɾo/: trunk, boot (space to carry luggage)
- maletilla noun /maleˈtiʝa/: diminutive of maleta
- maletín noun /maleˈtin/: briefcase, attaché case
- maletinazo noun: suitcase scandal
- malevaje noun [maleˈβ̞axe]
- malevo adjective, noun /maˈlebo/: ruffian, bad-ass
- malévolamente adverb: malevolently
- malevolencia noun /maleboˈlenθja/: malevolence
- malevolente adjective [maleβ̞oˈlẽn̪t̪e]
- malévolo adjective /maˈlebolo/: malevolous, malicious, evil
- maleza noun /maˈleθa/: underbrush
- malezal noun /maleˈθal/: weed land
- malezar noun [maleˈsaɾ]
- malfamado adjective /malfaˈmado/: infamous
- malfario noun [malˈfaɾjo]
- malfati noun [malˈfat̪i]
- malfetría noun /malfeˈtɾia/: a crime, especially against one's liege lord in the medieval period
- malfollado adjective: (especially of a woman) Resentful or embittered due to lack of sexual satisfaction
- malformación noun /malfoɾmaˈθjon/: malformation
- malformado adjective: malformed
- malfuncionamiento noun /malfunθjonaˈmjento/: malfunctioning
- malfuncionar verb /malfunθjoˈnaɾ/: to malfunction
- malgache adjective, noun /malˈɡat͡ʃe/: Malagasy
- malgarchado adjective [malɣ̞aɾˈt͡ʃað̞o]
- malgastado verb /malɡasˈtado/: past participle of malgastar
- malgastador adjective, noun /malɡastaˈdoɾ/: wasteful
- malgastando verb [malɣ̞asˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of malgastar
- malgastar verb /malɡasˈtaɾ/: to waste, to squander, to blow, to fritter away
- malgasto noun, verb [malˈɣ̞ast̪o]: first-person singular present indicative of malgastar
- malgenerizar verb [malxeneɾiˈsaɾ]
- malgeniado adjective [malxeˈnjað̞o]
- malgenioso adjective [malxeˈnjoso]
- Malgor proper noun [malˈɣ̞oɾ]
- malgrado conjunction, preposition /malˈɡɾado/: although; in spite of
- malhabido adjective /malaˈbido/: ill-gotten (obtained illegally)
- malhablado adjective, noun /malaˈblado/: fierce-tongued; foul-mouthed
- malhablar verb [malaˈβ̞laɾ]
- malhadado adjective /malaˈdado/: burdened with bad luck
- Malharro proper noun [malˈaro]
- malhaya interjection [malˈaʝa]
- malhecho adjective, noun: malformed; deformed
- malhechor adjective, noun /maleˈt͡ʃoɾ/: wrongdoer, malefactor, criminal
- malherido verb /maleˈɾido/: past participle of malherir
- malherir verb /maleˈɾiɾ/: to injure fatally, mortally wound
- malhiriendo verb [maliˈɾjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of malherir
- malhumor noun /maluˈmoɾ/: bad mood, moodiness
- malhumorado adjective /malumoˈɾado/: crabby, peevish, cranky, splenetic
- malhumorando verb [malumoˈɾãn̪d̪o]
- malhumorándose verb [malumoˈɾãn̪d̪ose]
- malhumorarse verb [malumoˈɾaɾse]
- malí adjective, noun [maˈli]: synonym of maliense
- malía noun /maˈlia/: a mischievous person
- malíaco adjective [maˈliako]
- maliayés adjective [maljaˈʝes]
- maliayo adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Villaviciosa
- malibú noun: Malibú (language)
- malicia noun, verb /maˈliθja/: malice
- maliciado verb /maliˈθjado/: past participle of maliciar
- maliciador adjective [malisjaˈð̞oɾ]
- maliciando verb [maliˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of maliciar
- maliciándose verb [maliˈsjãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of maliciar combined with se
- maliciar verb [maliˈsjaɾ]: to suspect; be suspicious of
- maliciarse verb [maliˈsjaɾse]: infinitive of maliciar combined with se
- maliciosamente adverb /maliˌθjosaˈmente/: maliciously
- malicioso adjective /maliˈθjoso/: malicious
- málico adjective /ˈmaliko/: malic
- maliense adjective, noun [maˈljẽnse]: Malian
- malignado verb [maliɣ̞ˈnað̞o]
- malignamente adverb /maˌliɡnaˈmente/: malignly
- malignando verb [maliɣ̞ˈnãn̪d̪o]
- malignándose verb [maliɣ̞ˈnãn̪d̪ose]
- malignidad noun /maliɡniˈdad/: malignancy, malignity
- malignización noun /maliɡniθaˈθjon/: malignization
- malignizado verb [maliɣ̞niˈsað̞o]
- malignizando verb [maliɣ̞niˈsãn̪d̪o]
- malignizándose verb [maliɣ̞niˈsãn̪d̪ose]
- malignizar verb [maliɣ̞niˈsaɾ]
- maligno adjective, noun /maˈliɡno/: malicious, malevolent
- malikí noun /maliˈki/: Maliki
- malilla noun [maˈliʝa]: the two
- malimbo noun /maˈlimbo/: malimbe
- Malin proper noun [ˈmalĩn]
- Malinalco proper noun [maliˈnalko]
- Malinas proper noun [maˈlinas]: Mechelen
- malinche noun /maˈlint͡ʃe/: flamboyant (royal poinciana (Delonix regia))
- malinchismo noun /malinˈt͡ʃismo/: infatuation with or preference for foreign cultures
- malinchista noun /malinˈt͡ʃista/: One who has a preference or infatuation for foreign (non-Mexican) culture, products or people
- malinformado adjective, verb /malinfoɾˈmado/: misinformed
- malinformar verb [malĩɱfoɾˈmaɾ]: to misinform
Part 3 · Part 5 · 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.