Spanish words: norepirefrina to NPI

Spanish words norepirefrina to NPI

1. norepirefrina noun: norepinephrine
2. norespermidina noun: norspermidine
3. noreste noun [noˈɾest̪e]: northeast
4. noreuropeo adjective: Northern European
5. norfloxacino noun /noɾfloɡsaˈθino/: norfloxacin
6. Norfolk proper noun [noɾˈfolk]
7. nori noun [ˈnoɾi]
8. noria noun /ˈnoɾja/: noria
9. Noriega proper noun /noˈɾjeɡa/: a surname, most associated with Panaman president and dictator Manuel Noriega
10. Norilsk proper noun [noˈɾilsk]
11. norirlandés adjective [noɾiɾlãn̪ˈd̪es]: Northern Irish
12. norma noun, verb /ˈnoɾma/: rule, norm, standard, touchstone
13. normado verb /noɾˈmado/: past participle of normar
14. normal adjective, adverb, noun /noɾˈmal/: normal (customary, standard, not deviating from a norm)
15. normal y corriente adjective /noɾˌmal i koˈrjente/: run-of-the-mill, meat and potatoes, regular
16. normalidad noun /noɾmaliˈdad/: normality
17. normalismo noun: normalism
18. normalista adjective, noun [noɾmaˈlist̪a]: student teacher
19. normalito adjective, adverb /noɾmaˈlito/: diminutive of normal
20. normalización noun /noɾmaliθaˈθjon/: normalization
21. normalizado verb /noɾmaliˈθado/: past participle of normalizar
22. normalizador adjective, noun /noɾmaliθaˈdoɾ/: normalising
23. normalizando verb /noɾmaliˈθando/: gerund of normalizar
24. normalizante adjective: normalizing
25. normalizar verb /noɾmaliˈθaɾ/: to normalize
26. normalizarse verb [noɾmaliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of normalizar combined with se
27. normalmente adverb /noɾˌmalˈmente/: normally; usually; most of the time; customarily
28. Normandía proper noun /noɾmanˈdia/: Normandy (an administrative region, historical province, and medieval kingdom in northwest France, on the English Channel)
29. normando adjective, noun, verb /noɾˈmando/: Norman
30. normar verb /noɾˈmaɾ/: to norm
31. normativa adjective, noun /noɾmaˈtiba/: rules, regulations
32. normativamente adverb /noɾmaˌtibaˈmente/: normatively
33. normatividad noun /noɾmatibiˈdad/: normativity
34. normativismo noun /noɾmatiˈbismo/: normativism
35. normativista noun: normativist
36. normativización noun /noɾmatibiθaˈθjon/: normativization
37. normativizar verb /noɾmatibiˈθaɾ/: to normativize
38. normativo adjective /noɾmaˈtibo/: normative, policy
39. normatización noun: normatization
40. normi adjective, noun /ˈnoɾmi/: normie
41. normie adjective [ˈnoɾmi]
42. normo prefix, verb /ˈnoɾmo/: normo-
43. normocítico adjective /noɾmoˈθitiko/: normocytic
44. normoevolutivo adjective /noɾmoeboluˈtibo/: normoevolutive
45. normolipémico adjective /noɾmoliˈpemiko/: normolipemic
46. normopeso noun /noɾmoˈpeso/: the state of being normoweight
47. normotensivo adjective: normotensive
48. normovidente noun: normal-sighted person
49. nornordeste noun [noɾnoɾˈð̞est̪e]: north-northeast
50. nornoreste noun [noɾnoˈɾest̪e]: north-northeast
51. nornoroeste adjective, noun [noɾnoɾoˈest̪e]: north-northwest
52. nornorueste noun: north-northwest
53. ñoro noun [ˈɲoɾo]
54. noroccidental adjective /noɾoɡθidenˈtal/: northwestern, northwesterly
55. noroccidente noun: northwest
56. noroeste noun /noɾoˈeste/: northwest
57. noroesteado verb [noɾoest̪eˈað̞o]
58. noroesteando verb [noɾoest̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
59. nororiental adjective: northeast, northeastern
60. nororiente adjective: northeast
61. norosetio adjective, noun /noɾoˈsetjo/: North Ossetian (of, from or relating to the republic of North Ossetia-Alania, Russia)
62. norovirus noun /noɾoˈbiɾus/: norovirus
63. norpatagónico adjective /noɾpataˈɡoniko/: north Patagonian
64. norperuano adjective /noɾpeˈɾwano/: northern Peruvian
65. norponiente adjective: northwest
66. ñorsa noun /ˈɲoɾsa/: chick; sheila; gal
67. norsahariano adjective [noɾsaaˈɾjano]
68. norsantandereano adjective, noun [noɾsãn̪t̪ãn̪d̪eɾeˈano]: of, from or relating to Norte de Santander
69. ñorse noun [ˈɲoɾse]
70. ñorso noun /ˈɲoɾso/: dude; guy; bloke
71. nortada noun [noɾˈt̪að̞a]
72. norte adjective, noun /ˈnoɾte/: north, northern
73. Norte Grande phrase [ˈnoɾt̪e ˈɣ̞ɾãn̪d̪e]
74. norteado verb [noɾt̪eˈað̞o]: past participle of nortear
75. norteafricano adjective: North African
76. Norteamérica proper noun [noɾt̪eaˈmeɾika]: North America (the continent forming the northern part of the Americas)
77. norteamericano adjective, noun /noɾteameɾiˈkano/: North American (of, from or relating to North America)
78. norteando verb [noɾt̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of nortear
79. nortear verb /noɾteˈaɾ/: to have strong winds blow, regardless of the direction of its origin.
80. nortearse verb [noɾt̪eˈaɾse]
81. norteña adjective, noun /noɾˈteɲa/: female equivalent of norteño
82. norteño adjective, noun /noɾˈteɲo/: northern
83. nortenoroeste noun: alternative spelling of nornoroeste
84. nortesantandereano adjective, noun [noɾt̪esãn̪t̪ãn̪d̪eɾeˈano]: of, from or relating to the department of Norte de Santander, Colombia
85. northumbriano adjective, noun: Northumbrian
86. northumbrio adjective, noun: Northumbrian
87. nortino adjective, noun [noɾˈt̪ino]: of Club Sport Norte América
88. nortumbrio adjective, noun: Northumbrian
89. noruego adjective, noun /noˈɾweɡo/: Norwegian (from or native to Norway)
90. noruego bokmål phrase [noˈɾweɣ̞o ˈβ̞okmål]
91. noruego nynorsk phrase [noˈɾweɣ̞o ˈninoʃk]
92. noruesteado verb [noɾwest̪eˈað̞o]
93. noruesteando verb [noɾwest̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
94. norvietnamita adjective, noun [noɾβ̞jet̪naˈmit̪a]: North Vietnamese
95. Norzagaray proper noun [noɾsaɣ̞aˈɾaj]
96. nos interjection, noun, pronoun, suffix /nos/: dative of nosotros: to us, for us
97. nos ha jodido mayo con las flores phrase /nos ˌa xoˌdido ˌmaʝo kon las ˈfloɾes/: no shit, Sherlock; you don't say
98. nos vemos interjection, phrase /nos ˈbemos/: see you later!
99. nos veremos phrase: see you later
100. nos vidrios interjection /nos ˈbidɾjos/: laters
101. noscapina noun: noscapine
102. nose interjection, phrase [ˈnose]: short for no sé (“IDK”)
103. nosecuanto noun [noseˈkwãn̪t̪o]
104. nosemafobia noun [nosemaˈfoβ̞ja]
105. nosequé noun /noseˈke/: alternative spelling of no sé qué (je ne sais quoi)
106. nosocomefobia noun [nosokomeˈfoβ̞ja]
107. nosocomial adjective /nosokoˈmjal/: nosocomial (relating to a hospital)
108. nosocomio noun /nosoˈkomjo/: hospital
109. nosofobia noun /ˌnosoˈfobja/: nosophobia
110. nosogenia noun [nosoˈxenja]
111. nosología noun /nosoloˈxia/: nosology
112. nosológico adjective /nosoˈloxiko/: nosologic
113. nosotras pronoun /noˈsotɾas/: we (feminine plural)
114. nosotres pronoun /noˈsotɾes/: we
115. nosotros pronoun /noˈsotɾos/: we (masculine plural)
116. nostalgia noun /nosˈtalxja/: nostalgia
117. nostálgicamente adverb: nostalgically
118. nostálgico adjective, noun /nosˈtalxiko/: nostalgic
119. nosticismo noun /nostiˈθismo/: alternative form of gnosticismo
120. nóstico adjective [ˈnost̪iko]
121. nostofobia noun [nost̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
122. nostrático adjective: Nostratic
123. nota noun, verb /ˈnota/: note, memo
124. nota bene interjection, phrase /ˌnota ˈbene/: nota bene (used to add an aside or warning to a text)
125. nota de aplicación phrase [ˈnot̪a ð̞e aplikaˈsjõn]
126. nota de corte noun: cut-off grade
127. nota de prensa noun: press release
128. nota discordante noun: discordant note
129. nota fantasma noun: ghost note
130. nota marginal noun: marginal note
131. nota reversal noun: a kind of diplomatic agreement between two or more parties
132. notabilidad noun /notabiliˈdad/: notability, noteworthiness
133. notabilísimo adjective [not̪aβ̞iˈlisimo]: superlative degree of notable
134. notable adjective, noun /noˈtable/: remarkable, notable, noteworthy, noticeable, significant, marked, outstanding, striking, noted
135. notablemente adverb /noˌtableˈmente/: notably
136. notación noun /notaˈθjon/: notation
137. notación algebraica noun: algebraic notation
138. notación musical noun: musical notation
139. notacional adjective: notational
140. notado verb /noˈtado/: past participle of notar
141. NOTAM abbreviation
142. notando verb /noˈtando/: gerund of notar
143. notar verb /noˈtaɾ/: to note (make a written record of and/or purposefully commit to memory)
144. notarctino noun: notharctine
145. notaría noun, verb /notaˈɾia/: office of a notary
146. notariado noun, verb /notaˈɾjado/: lawyers
147. notarial adjective [not̪aˈɾjal]: notarial
148. notarialmente adverb: notarially
149. notariar verb: synonym of notarizar
150. notario noun, verb /noˈtaɾjo/: notary office
151. notarización noun: notarization
152. notarizar verb: to notarize
153. notas noun, verb /ˈnotas/: show-off
154. notebook noun /nodˈbuk/: notebook computer (small, portable computer)
155. notero noun /noˈteɾo/: journalist
156. noticia noun, verb /noˈtiθja/: notice
157. noticiable adjective: newsworthy
158. noticiado verb /notiˈθjado/: past participle of noticiar
159. noticiando verb [not̪iˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of noticiar
160. noticiar verb /notiˈθjaɾ/: to notify; to break the news
161. noticiario noun /notiˈθjaɾjo/: newscast, news, (UK) news programme, (US) news program, news bulletin
162. noticiero adjective, noun [not̪iˈsjeɾo]: newsman, reporter
163. notición noun /notiˈθjon/: heads-up (call for attention)
164. noticioso adjective, noun /notiˈθjoso/: newsworthy
165. notificable adjective: notifiable
166. notificación noun /notifikaˈθjon/: notification
167. notificado verb /notifiˈkado/: past participle of notificar
168. notificador noun /notifikaˈdoɾ/: notifier
169. notificando verb [not̪ifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of notificar
170. notificar verb /notifiˈkaɾ/: to notify, announce, inform, intimate, make known
171. notó adjective, noun, verb /ˈnoto/: southerly
172. notocorda noun [not̪oˈkoɾð̞a]: notochord
173. notocordio noun [not̪oˈkoɾð̞jo]: notochord
174. notocuerda noun: alternative form of notocorda
175. notoriamente adverb /noˌtoɾjaˈmente/: notoriously
176. notoriedad noun /notoɾjeˈdad/: notoriety
177. notorio adjective /noˈtoɾjo/: well-known
178. notosuquio noun /notoˈsukjo/: notosuchian
179. nototénido noun: notothenid
180. notoungulado noun: notoungulate
181. notro noun /ˈnotɾo/: Chilean firetree
182. notros noun /ˈnotɾos/: Chilean firebush
183. notungulado noun: notungulate
184. noujáu noun /nouˈxau/: alternative form of know-how
185. nouménico adjective [nowˈmeniko]
186. noúmeno noun /noˈumeno/: noumenon
187. nov noun: alternative form of nov.: abbreviation of noviembre (“November”)
188. nova noun, verb /ˈnoba/: nova
189. novación noun /nobaˈθjon/: novation
190. novado verb /noˈbado/: past participle of novar
191. novando verb [noˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of novar
192. novar verb [noˈβ̞aɾ]: to novate
193. novatada noun /nobaˈtada/: student prank, rag, ragging, haze, hazing
194. novatear verb: to haze (initiation into a group)
195. novato adjective, noun /noˈbato/: newbie
196. novecentismo noun: any of the arts and literature of the twentieth century (1900s)
197. novecentista noun /nobeθenˈtista/: an artist or writer of the twentieth century (1900s)
198. novecientos noun, number /nobeˈθjentos/: nine hundred
199. novedad noun /nobeˈdad/: novelty (the state of being new)
200. novedosamente adverb [noβ̞eˌð̞osaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: novelly
201. novedoso adjective /nobeˈdoso/: novel, new
202. novel adjective, noun /noˈbel/: novel, new
203. novela noun, verb /noˈbela/: novel
204. novela gráfica noun, phrase [noˈβ̞ela ˈɣ̞ɾafika]: graphic novel
205. novela histórica noun: historical novel
206. novela ligera noun /noˌbela liˈxeɾa/: light novel
207. novela negra noun, phrase [noˈβ̞ela ˈneɣ̞ɾa]: noir fiction (genre)
208. novela policíaca noun: whodunit, crime novel
209. novela por entregas noun: serialized novel
210. novela visual noun /noˌbela biˈswal/: visual novel
211. novelable adjective /nobeˈlable/: apt to putting into a novel, novelworthy
212. novelado adjective, verb [noβ̞eˈlað̞o]: fictional
213. novelando verb [noβ̞eˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of novelar
214. novelar verb /nobeˈlaɾ/: to novelize; to make a novel out of
215. noveldense adjective, noun /nobelˈdense/: of, from or relating to Novelda
216. noveleado verb [noβ̞eleˈað̞o]
217. noveleando verb [noβ̞eleˈãn̪d̪o]
218. novelear verb [noβ̞eleˈaɾ]
219. novelereado verb [noβ̞eleɾeˈað̞o]
220. novelereando verb [noβ̞eleɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
221. novelerear verb [noβ̞eleɾeˈaɾ]
222. novelería noun: obsession with new things
223. noveleriar verb [noβ̞eleˈɾjaɾ]
224. novelero adjective, noun /nobeˈleɾo/: novel-loving
225. novelesco adjective [noβ̞eˈlesko]: storybook, fantastic
226. noveleta noun /nobeˈleta/: short story
227. novelista noun /nobeˈlista/: novelist (author of novels)
228. novelística adjective, noun [noβ̞eˈlist̪ika]: feminine singular of novelístico
229. novelísticamente adverb [noβ̞eˌlist̪ikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
230. novelístico adjective /nobeˈlistiko/: novelistic
231. novelita noun: novelette
232. novelización noun: novelization, fictionalization
233. novelizado verb [noβ̞eliˈsað̞o]: past participle of novelizar
234. novelizando verb [noβ̞eliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of novelizar
235. novelizar verb: to novelize
236. novelón noun /nobeˈlon/: augmentative of novelo, great novel
237. novena adjective, noun /noˈbena/: novena
238. novenario noun /nobeˈnaɾjo/: novena
239. novendiales noun [noβ̞ẽn̪ˈd̪jales]
240. noveno adjective, noun, number /noˈbeno/: ninth
241. noventa noun, number /noˈbenta/: ninety
242. noventa y cinco number /noˌbenta i ˈθinko/: ninety-five
243. noventa y cuatro number /noˌbenta i ˈkwatɾo/: ninety-four
244. noventa y dos number /noˌbenta i ˈdos/: ninety-two
245. noventa y nueve number /noˌbenta i ˈnwebe/: ninety-nine
246. noventa y ocho number /noˌbenta i ˈot͡ʃo/: ninety-eight
247. noventa y seis number /noˌbenta i ˈseis/: ninety-six
248. noventa y siete number /noˌbenta i ˈsjete/: ninety-seven
249. noventa y tres number /noˌbenta i ˈtɾes/: ninety-three
250. noventa y un number /noˈbenta i un/: apocopic form of noventa y uno (“ninety-one”)
251. noventa y uno number /noˌbenta i ˈuno/: ninety-one
252. noventas noun: nineties; 90s (1990s)
253. noventavo adjective, noun /nobenˈtabo/: ninetieth
254. noventayochismo noun /nobentaʝoˈt͡ʃismo/: the style of the Generation of '98 (a Spanish literary group at the end of the 19th century)
255. noventayochista adjective, noun /nobentaʝoˈt͡ʃista/: of (the style of) the Generation of '98 (Spanish literary group of the end of the 19th century)
256. noventero adjective, noun /nobenˈteɾo/: 1990s
257. noventista adjective: nineties (relating to the 1990s, 1890s etc.)
258. noventón adjective [noβ̞ẽn̪ˈt̪õn]
259. noventoso adjective [noβ̞ẽn̪ˈt̪oso]
260. novercafobia noun [noβ̞eɾkaˈfoβ̞ja]
261. Nóvgorod proper noun: Novgorod (a city in Russia)
262. novgorodense adjective, noun: Novgorodian
263. novgorodiano adjective, noun /nobɡoɾoˈdjano/: Novgorodian
264. novgorodiense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Veliky Novgorod
265. novi noun [ˈnoβ̞i]
266. novia noun, verb /ˈnobja/: female equivalent of novio, girlfriend
267. novia mojada, novia afortunada proverb [ˈnoβ̞ja moˈxað̞a | ˈnoβ̞ja afoɾt̪uˈnað̞a]
268. noviado verb [noˈβ̞jað̞o]: past participle of noviar
269. novial noun [noˈβ̞jal]
270. noviando verb [noˈβ̞jãn̪d̪o]: gerund of noviar
271. noviar verb /noˈbjaɾ/: to date; go steady with
272. noviazgo noun /noˈbjaθɡo/: a relationship with a boyfriend or girlfriend
273. noviciado noun: novitiate
274. novicio noun /noˈbiθjo/: novice
275. noviciote noun [noβ̞iˈsjot̪e]
276. noviembre noun /noˈbjembɾe/: November
277. novieta noun: girlfriend, other half
278. noviete noun /noˈbjete/: non-serious boyfriend
279. novilla noun /noˈbiʝa/: heifer
280. novillada noun /nobiˈʝada/: novillada
281. novilleril adjective /nobiʝeˈɾil/: of novillos or novilleros
282. novillero noun /nobiˈʝeɾo/: young trainee bullfighter (who fights against novillos)
283. novillo noun /noˈbiʝo/: young ox, young bull
284. novilunio noun /nobiˈlunjo/: new moon
285. novio noun, verb /ˈnobjo/: boyfriend (romantic partner)
286. noviolencia noun: nonviolence
287. noviolento adjective: nonviolent
288. novísimo adjective /noˈbisimo/: superlative degree of nuevo
289. Nóvita proper noun /ˈnobita/: Nóvita (a town, a municipality of Chocó department, Colombia)
290. novix noun: gender-neutral neologism for novio and novia (“romantic partner”)
291. novo adjective, verb [ˈnoβ̞o]: first-person singular present indicative of novar
292. Novoa proper noun [noˈβ̞oa]
293. novocaína noun [noβ̞okaˈina]
294. novohispano adjective, noun: native or inhabitant of Nueva España (usually male)
295. novoprogresista adjective, noun: of the New Progressive Party of Puerto Rico
296. Novosibirsk proper noun [noβ̞osiˈβ̞iɾsk]
297. noxa noun [ˈnoksa]
298. noxal adjective [nokˈsal]
299. NPD proper noun: La Patria (partido político); NPD.
300. NPI noun: initialism of ni puta idea (“no fucking idea”)

Part 9 · Part 11 · Spanish words: N

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 N: 3,359 words, in 12 parts.