Spanish words: ñangado to narizotas

Spanish words ñangado to narizotas

1. ñangado adjective [ɲãŋˈgað̞o]
2. ñangando verb [ɲãŋˈgãn̪d̪o]
3. ñangapiré noun [ɲãŋgapiˈɾe]
4. ñangapirí noun /ɲanɡapiˈɾi/: The pitanga.
5. ñangar verb [ɲãŋˈgaɾ]
6. ñangara adjective, noun /ˈɲanɡaɾa/: left-wing
7. ñango adjective, noun /ˈɲanɡo/: alternative form of ñengo
8. ñangota verb /ɲanɡoˈta/: only used in te ... ñangotá, syntactic variant of ñangotate, second-person singular voseo imperative of ñangotarse
9. ñangotad verb: only used in os ... ñangotad, syntactic variant of ñangotaos, second-person plural imperative of ñangotarse
10. ñangotadla verb: la imperative second-person plural combined of ñangotar
11. ñangotadlas verb: las imperative second-person plural combined of ñangotar
12. ñangotadle verb: le imperative second-person plural combined of ñangotar
13. ñangotadles verb: les imperative second-person plural combined of ñangotar
14. ñangotadlo verb: lo imperative second-person plural combined of ñangotar
15. ñangotadlos verb: los imperative second-person plural combined of ñangotar
16. ñangotadme verb: me imperative second-person plural combined of ñangotar
17. ñangotadnos verb: nos imperative second-person plural combined of ñangotar
18. ñangotado adjective, verb [ɲãŋgoˈt̪að̞o]: past participle of ñangotarse
19. ñangótala verb: la imperative second-person singular combined of ñangotar
20. ñangótalas verb: las imperative second-person singular combined of ñangotar
21. ñangótale verb: le imperative second-person singular combined of ñangotar
22. ñangótales verb: les imperative second-person singular combined of ñangotar
23. ñangótalo verb: lo imperative second-person singular combined of ñangotar
24. ñangótalos verb: los imperative second-person singular combined of ñangotar
25. ñangótame verb: me imperative second-person singular combined of ñangotar
26. ñangotando verb [ɲãŋgoˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: only used in se ... ñangotando, syntactic variant of ñangotándose, gerund of ñangotarse
27. ñangotándose verb [ɲãŋgoˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund
28. ñangótanos verb: nos imperative second-person singular combined of ñangotar
29. ñangotar verb /ɲanɡoˈtaɾ/: to ridicule, to humiliate
30. ñangotarse verb /ɲanɡoˈtaɾse/: infinitive of ñangotar combined with se
31. ñangote verb: only used in se ñangote, third-person singular present subjunctive of ñangotarse
32. ñangótela verb: la imperative third-person singular combined of ñangotar
33. ñangótelas verb: las imperative third-person singular combined of ñangotar
34. ñangótele verb: le imperative third-person singular combined of ñangotar
35. ñangóteles verb: les imperative third-person singular combined of ñangotar
36. ñangótelo verb: lo imperative third-person singular combined of ñangotar
37. ñangótelos verb: los imperative third-person singular combined of ñangotar
38. ñangóteme verb: me imperative third-person singular combined of ñangotar
39. ñangotémoos verb: os imperative first-person plural combined of ñangotar
40. ñangotemos verb: only used in nos ... ñangotemos, syntactic variant of ñangotémonos, first-person plural imperative of ñangotarse
41. ñangotémosla verb: la imperative first-person plural combined of ñangotar
42. ñangotémoslas verb: las imperative first-person plural combined of ñangotar
43. ñangotémosle verb: le imperative first-person plural combined of ñangotar
44. ñangotémosles verb: les imperative first-person plural combined of ñangotar
45. ñangotémoslo verb: lo imperative first-person plural combined of ñangotar
46. ñangotémoslos verb: los imperative first-person plural combined of ñangotar
47. ñangotémoste verb: te imperative first-person plural combined of ñangotar
48. ñangoten verb: only used in se ... ñangoten, syntactic variant of ñangótense, third-person plural imperative of ñangotarse
49. ñangótenla verb: la imperative third-person plural combined of ñangotar
50. ñangótenlas verb: las imperative third-person plural combined of ñangotar
51. ñangótenle verb: le imperative third-person plural combined of ñangotar
52. ñangótenles verb: les imperative third-person plural combined of ñangotar
53. ñangótenlo verb: lo imperative third-person plural combined of ñangotar
54. ñangótenlos verb: los imperative third-person plural combined of ñangotar
55. ñangótenme verb: me imperative third-person plural combined of ñangotar
56. ñangótennos verb: nos imperative third-person plural combined of ñangotar
57. ñangótenos verb: nos imperative third-person singular combined of ñangotar
58. ñangué noun [ɲãŋˈge]
59. nanictidópido noun /naniɡtiˈdopido/: nanictidopid
60. ñáñigo adjective /ˈɲaɲiɡo/: referring to the members of the Abakuá, an Afro-Cuban men’s secret society
61. ñáñiguismo noun /ɲaɲiˈɡismo/: ñáñiguismo
62. nanita noun /ɲaˈɲita/: little sister
63. nanito noun: nanite
64. Nanjing proper noun [nãŋˈxĩŋ]
65. ñanjú noun: alternative form of ñajú
66. Nankín proper noun /nanˈkin/: Nanjing
67. nano adjective, interjection, noun, prefix /nano/: nano- (one billionth, 10⁻⁹)
68. nanoamperio noun [nanoãmˈpeɾjo]
69. nanobacteria noun /nanobaɡˈteɾja/: nanobacterium
70. nanobarra noun: nanorod
71. nanobio noun: nanobe
72. nanocable noun: nanocable
73. nanocandela noun [nanokãn̪ˈd̪ela]
74. nanocápsula noun: nanocapsule
75. nanocelulosa noun: nanocellulose
76. nanociencia noun /nanoˈθjenθja/: nanoscience
77. nanocinta noun [nanoˈsĩn̪t̪a]
78. nanocompuesto noun: nanocompound
79. nanocoulomb noun: nanocoloumb
80. nanocristal noun: nanocrystal
81. nanoculombio noun: nanocoulomb
82. nanodiamante noun: nanodiamond
83. nanodispositivo noun: nanodevice
84. nanoelectrónica noun: nanoelectronics
85. nanoemulsión noun: nanoemulsion
86. nanoescala noun: nanoscale
87. nanoestructura noun /nanoestɾuɡˈtuɾa/: nanostructure
88. nanoestructurado adjective /nanoestɾuɡtuˈɾado/: nanostructured
89. nanofanerófito noun: nanophanerophyte
90. nanofaradio noun [nanofaˈɾað̞jo]: nanofarad
91. nanofibra noun: nanofiber
92. nanofluídico adjective: nanofluidic
93. nanofósil noun: nanofossil
94. nanogramo noun /ˌnanoˈɡɾamo/: nanogram
95. nanohercio noun [nanoˈeɾsjo]
96. nanoherramienta noun: nanotool
97. nanohílo noun [nanoˈilo]: nanowire
98. nanoindentación noun: nanoindentation
99. nanojulio noun [nanoˈxuljo]
100. nanokelvin noun [nanoˈkelβ̞ĩn]
101. nanolitro noun [nanoˈlit̪ɾo]
102. nanomaquina noun: nanomachine
103. nanomaterial noun: nanomaterial
104. nanomedicina noun: nanomedicine
105. nanométrico adjective /nanoˈmetɾiko/: nanometric
106. nanómetro noun /naˈnometɾo/: nanometre
107. nanomundo noun: nanoworld
108. nanonewton noun [nanoˈnewt̪õn]
109. nanoohmio noun [nanoˈomjo]
110. nanopartícula noun: nanoparticle
111. nanoplancton noun: nanoplankton
112. nanoporo noun: nanopore
113. nanoquímica noun [nanoˈkimika]
114. nanorrobot noun /nanoroˈbot/: nanorobot
115. nanorrobótica noun: nanorobotics
116. nanosatélite noun /nanosaˈtelite/: nanosatellite
117. nanoscópico adjective /nanosˈkopiko/: nanoscopic
118. nanosegundo noun [nanoseˈɣ̞ũn̪d̪o]: nanosecond
119. nanosistema noun: nanosystem
120. nanotecnología noun /nanoteɡnoloˈxia/: nanotechnology
121. nanotecnológico adjective: nanotechnological
122. nanotransportador noun /ˌnanotɾanspoɾtaˈdoɾ/: nanotransporter
123. nanotribología noun [nanot̪ɾiβ̞oloˈxia]
124. nanotribólogo noun [nanot̪ɾiˈβ̞oloɣ̞o]
125. nanotubo noun: nanotube
126. nanovatio noun [nanoˈβ̞at̪jo]
127. nanovoltio noun [nanoˈβ̞ol̪t̪jo]: nanovolt
128. nanowebsite noun [nanoweβ̞ˈsit̪e]
129. ñanque noun [ˈɲãŋke]
130. ñanquelito noun [ɲãŋkeˈlit̪o]
131. ñanquelo noun [ɲãŋˈkelo]
132. nanquín noun [nãŋˈkĩn]
133. nansa noun /ˈnansa/: fish trap
134. nansú noun /nanˈsu/: nainsook
135. nantado verb [nãn̪ˈt̪að̞o]
136. nantando verb [nãn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
137. nantclús noun [nãn̪t̪ˈklus]
138. nantés adjective, noun: Of or from Nantes
139. Nanto proper noun [ˈnãn̪t̪o]
140. nao noun /ˈnao/: a ship, a vessel
141. naóforo adjective [naˈofoɾo]
142. Naomi proper noun /naˈomi/: a female given name from English
143. naonato adjective [naoˈnat̪o]
144. napa noun /ˈɲapa/: Something that is added, especially something that a merchant gives to a buyer to complete the amount requested, or something extra given as a bonus; a...
145. napado verb [naˈpað̞o]
146. Napal proper noun [naˈpal]
147. napalm noun /naˈpalm/: napalm
148. napando verb [naˈpãn̪d̪o]
149. ñapango adjective [ɲaˈpãŋgo]
150. napar verb [naˈpaɾ]
151. napeano adjective, noun: Yameo
152. napelo noun /naˈpelo/: monkshood
153. napeño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Napo
154. ñapi noun [ˈɲapi]
155. napia noun /ˈnapja/: a person's nose, especially if big
156. napias noun: nose
157. ñapindá noun [ɲapĩn̪ˈd̪a]
158. Naplusa proper noun [naˈplusa]
159. napo noun /ˈnapo/: a thousand pesetas
160. napoleón noun /napoleˈon/: napoleon (currency)
161. napoleónico adjective /napoleˈoniko/: Napoleonic
162. Nápoles proper noun /ˈnapoles/: Naples (a port city and comune, the capital of the Metropolitan City of Naples and the region of Campania, Italy)
163. napolitana adjective, noun /napoliˈtana/: pain au chocolat
164. napolitano adjective, noun /napoliˈtano/: Neapolitan
165. naproxeno noun [napɾokˈseno]: naproxen
166. ñaque noun [ˈɲake]
167. naranja adjective, noun, pronoun /naˈɾanxa/: orange (having orange color)
168. naranja de sangre noun: blood orange
169. naranja sanguina noun: blood orange
170. naranjada noun /naɾanˈxada/: orangeade
171. naranjal noun /naɾanˈxal/: orange grove
172. naranjas adjective, noun, pronoun /naˈɾanxas/: nothing
173. naranjero adjective, noun [naɾãŋˈxeɾo]: orange, orange growing
174. naranjilla noun /naɾanˈxiʝa/: a naranjilla (subtropical plant)
175. naranjiteño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Naranjito
176. naranjo noun /naˈɾanxo/: orange tree
177. naranjo chino noun /naˌɾanxo ˈt͡ʃino/: a kumquat
178. naranjo de Luisiana noun: Osage orange (tree)
179. naranjo enano noun /naˌɾanxo eˈnano/: a kumquat
180. naranjo mexicano noun: Mexican orange
181. naranjú noun [naɾãŋˈxu]
182. naranjuelo noun: toco (Crateva tapia)
183. Narbona proper noun /naɾˈbona/: Narbonne (a town and commune in Aude department, Occitania, southern France)
184. narbonense adjective, noun: Narbonnese
185. Narcea proper noun: a river in Asturias, sourcing in the southwest of the region and flowing into the Nalón
186. Narcisa proper noun /naɾˈθisa/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Narciso, name of a 19th century Peruvian saint
187. narcisismo noun [naɾsiˈsismo]: narcissism
188. narcisista adjective, noun /naɾθiˈsista/: narcissistic
189. narciso noun /naɾˈθiso/: daffodil
190. narciso de Asturias noun: Narcissus asturiensis
191. narciso de manojo noun: paperwhite (Narcissus tazetta)
192. narco noun, prefix /ˈnaɾko/: drug trafficker, drug lord
193. narcoabuso noun /ˌnaɾkoaˈbuso/: drug abuse
194. narcoactividad noun: activity in the narcotics industry
195. narcoavioneta noun: aircraft used in the narcotics industry
196. narcobarón noun: narcotics baron
197. narcobloqueo noun: narco-blockade
198. narcocorrido noun /naɾkokoˈrido/: narcocorrido
199. narcocriminal noun: narco-criminal
200. narcocultivo noun: drug cultivation
201. narcocultura noun: the culture associated with the Latin American drug trade
202. narcocumbre noun: a summit held by multiple drug cartels
203. narcodelictivo adjective: narcotics crime
204. narcodelincuente noun: narco-criminal
205. narcodemocracia noun: a democracy run or influenced by those in the narcotics trade
206. narcodictadura noun: narco-dictatorship
207. narcodinero noun /naɾkodiˈneɾo/: money obtained through drug trafficking
208. narcodólar noun /naɾkoˈdolaɾ/: narcodollar
209. narcoeconomía noun [naɾkoekonoˈmia]: the narcoeconomy
210. narcoejecución noun /ˌnaɾkoexekuˈθjon/: an execution or killing performed by drug cartel members
211. narcoelección noun: election controlled by people in the narcotics trade
212. narcoestado noun [naɾkoesˈt̪að̞o]: narcostate
213. narcofiesta noun /naɾkoˈfjesta/: a party held by a drug cartel
214. narcofosa noun: a makeshift grave of someone killed by a drug cartel
215. narcogeneral noun: general of a narcotics regime
216. narcogobierno noun: a government run by a drug cartel
217. narcoguerrilla noun /ˌnaɾkoɡeˈriʝa/: narcoguerrilla
218. narcoguerrillero noun: narco-warrior
219. narcoindulto noun: pardoning of a narcotics criminal
220. narcoinvernadero noun: greenhouse used to grow illegal drugs
221. narcolaboratorio noun: drug lab
222. narcolancha noun [naɾkoˈlãnʲt͡ʃa]: speedboat used in the narcotics industry
223. narcolepsia noun /naɾkoˈlebsja/: narcolepsy (disorder characterised by sudden, brief attacks of deep sleep)
224. narcoléptico adjective [naɾkoˈlept̪iko]
225. narcoliteratura noun /naɾkoliteɾaˈtuɾa/: literature about narcotics
226. narcolombiano noun /naɾkolomˈbjano/: a Colombian person.
227. narcomafia noun: the narcotics mafia
228. narcomanía noun /naɾkomaˈnia/: narcomania
229. narcómano adjective, noun /naɾˈkomano/: narcomaniacal
230. narcomansión noun: a mansion owned by a druglord
231. narcomanta noun /naɾkoˈmanta/: a message left by a drug cartel on a cloth banner, usually containing threats or explanations of criminal activity
232. narcomayoreo noun /naɾkomaʝoˈɾeo/: the sale of illegal drugs in large quantities; illegal drug trade
233. narcomensaje noun [naɾkomẽnˈsaxe]: a message left by a drug cartel, usually containing threats or explanations of criminal activity; narcomessage
234. narcomenudeo noun /naɾkomenuˈdeo/: the sale of illegal drugs in relatively small quantities
235. narcomenudista noun: a small-time drug dealer
236. narcomodelo noun [naɾkomoˈð̞elo]
237. narconegocio noun: narco-business
238. narconovela noun: a story of narcotics
239. narcoparamilitar adjective: narco-paramilitary
240. narcopartido noun /naɾkopaɾˈtido/: a political party allied with the narcotics industry
241. narcoperiodismo noun: journalism related to narcotics
242. narcopiso noun: an apartment/flat where illegal drugs are sold and normally which has normally been squatted
243. narcopista noun /ˌnaɾkoˈpista/: a runway used by drug smugglers
244. narcopolicía noun /ˌnaɾkopoliˈθia/: a police officer involved in drug trafficking or who works with drug cartels
245. narcopolítica adjective, noun /naɾkopoˈlitika/: narcopolitics
246. narcopolítico adjective, noun /naɾkopoˈlitiko/: politician who works, influences or sponsors the illegal drug trade
247. narcorrégimen noun: regime run by narcotics dealers
248. narcorrupto adjective: corrupted by narcotics
249. narcosala noun /ˌnaɾkoˈsala/: a supervised injection site; a fix room
250. narcosanto noun: a saint worshipped in the religious practices associated with the drug cartels
251. narcoserie noun /naɾkoˈseɾje/: a TV series about narcotics
252. narcosis noun [naɾˈkosis]
253. narcosobrino noun: Either of the two nephews of Nicolás Maduro, arrested for drug trafficking
254. narcosubmarino noun /naɾkosubmaˈɾino/: narcosub
255. narcoterapia noun /ˌnaɾkoteˈɾapja/: narcotherapy
256. narcoterrorismo noun /ˌnaɾkoteroˈɾismo/: narcoterrorism
257. narcoterrorista noun: narcoterrorist
258. narcotest noun /naɾkoˈtest/: drug test
259. narcótico adjective, noun /naɾˈkotiko/: narcotic
260. narcotiendita noun: a place where small quantities of drugs are sold on the street
261. narcotiranía noun: narco-tyranny
262. narcotirano noun: a narcotics tyrant
263. narcotización noun /naɾkotiθaˈθjon/: narcotization
264. narcotizado verb [naɾkot̪iˈsað̞o]: past participle of narcotizar
265. narcotizador adjective [naɾkot̪isaˈð̞oɾ]
266. narcotizando verb [naɾkot̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of narcotizar
267. narcotizándose verb [naɾkot̪iˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of narcotizar combined with se
268. narcotizar verb /naɾkotiˈθaɾ/: to drug, to administer narcotics
269. narcotizarse verb [naɾkot̪iˈsaɾse]: infinitive of narcotizar combined with se
270. narcotraficante noun /naɾkotɾafiˈkante/: drug trafficker
271. narcotráfico noun /naɾkoˈtɾafiko/: drug trafficking
272. narcotúnel noun: a tunnel used by narcotics dealer
273. narcoturismo noun: drug tourism
274. narcovideo noun /naɾkobiˈdeo/: a video related to narcotics, drug trafficking or drug cartels
275. narcozoológico noun: a private zoo owned by a druglord
276. nardo noun /ˈnaɾdo/: nard, spikenard (Nardostachys jatamansi)
277. Narea proper noun [naˈɾea]
278. Naredo proper noun [naˈɾeð̞o]
279. narentino adjective, noun: Narentine
280. narghile noun: alternative form of narguile
281. narguila noun [naɾˈɣ̞ila]
282. narguile noun /naɾˈɡile/: hookah (pipe)
283. nariceado adjective, verb [naɾiseˈað̞o]: forced; made (to do something)
284. nariceando verb [naɾiseˈãn̪d̪o]
285. narices adverb, noun /naˈɾiθes/: the heck; on earth
286. narigón adjective, noun [naɾiˈɣ̞õn]
287. narigudo adjective, noun /naɾiˈɡudo/: big-nosed
288. nariguera noun /naɾiˈɡeɾa/: nosering
289. narigueta adjective [naɾiˈɣ̞et̪a]
290. nariguetazo noun [naɾiɣ̞eˈt̪aso]
291. Narin proper noun [ˈnaɾĩn]
292. narina noun /naˈɾina/: nostril
293. nariñense adjective, noun /naɾiˈɲense/: of, from or relating to the department of Nariño, Colombia
294. naringenina noun: naringenin
295. Nariño proper noun /naˈɾiɲo/: a department of Colombia
296. nariz noun /naˈɾiθ/: nose (a protuberance on the face housing the nostrils, which are used to breathe or smell)
297. nariz aguileña noun /naˌɾiθ aɡiˈleɲa/: aquiline nose
298. nariz cortada noun: bladdernut
299. narizón adjective /naɾiˈθon/: having a large nose
300. narizotas noun /naɾiˈθotas/: nickname for someone with a big 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 N: 3,359 words, in 12 parts.