Spanish words: Narnia to necesariamente

Spanish words Narnia to necesariamente

1. Narnia proper noun [ˈnaɾnja]
2. narniano adjective, noun: Narnian
3. narrable adjective /naˈrable/: narratable; tellable
4. narración noun /naraˈθjon/: narration
5. narrado verb /naˈrado/: past participle of narrar
6. narrador adjective, noun /naraˈdoɾ/: narrator
7. narrando verb [naˈrãn̪d̪o]: gerund of narrar
8. narrar verb /naˈraɾ/: to narrate
9. narrativa adjective, noun /naraˈtiba/: narrative
10. narrativamente adverb: narratively
11. narratividad noun: narrativity
12. narrativismo noun [narat̪iˈβ̞ismo]
13. narrativo adjective /naraˈtibo/: narrative
14. narratología noun [narat̪oloˈxia]: narratology
15. narria noun [ˈnarja]
16. nártex noun /ˈnaɾteɡs/: narthex
17. ñaruso adjective [ɲaˈɾuso]
18. Narváez proper noun /naɾˈbaeθ/: a surname
19. Narvaja proper noun [naɾˈβ̞axa]
20. narval noun /naɾˈbal/: narwhal
21. Narvarte proper noun [naɾˈβ̞aɾt̪e]
22. nasa adjective, noun /ˈnasa/: weir
23. nasal adjective, noun /naˈsal/: nasal
24. nasalidad noun /nasaliˈdad/: nasality
25. nasalización noun /nasaliθaˈθjon/: nasalisation
26. nasalizado verb [nasaliˈsað̞o]: past participle of nasalizar
27. nasalizando verb [nasaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of nasalizar
28. nasalizar verb /nasaliˈθaɾ/: to nasalize
29. nasalizarse verb [nasaliˈsaɾse]
30. Nasar proper noun [naˈsaɾ]
31. nasardo noun [naˈsaɾð̞o]
32. Nasarre proper noun [naˈsare]
33. nasca adjective [ˈnaska]
34. nascer verb [naˈseɾ]
35. nascimiento noun [nasiˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
36. naseré noun [naseˈɾe]
37. nashviliano adjective, noun /naʃbiˈljano/: Nashvillian (of, from or relating to the city of Nashville, Tennessee, United States)
38. násico noun /ˈnasiko/: proboscis monkey
39. nasion noun /ˈnasjon/: alternative form of nasión
40. naso noun, prefix /ˈnaso/: naso-
41. nasobuco noun [nasoˈβ̞uko]: surgical mask; procedure mask
42. nasociliar adjective: nasociliary
43. nasofaringe noun /nasofaˈɾinxe/: nasopharynx
44. nasofaríngeo adjective /nasofaˈɾinxeo/: nasopharyngeal
45. nasofrontal adjective /nasofɾonˈtal/: nasofrontal
46. nasogástrico adjective /nasoˈɡastɾiko/: nasogastric
47. nasogeniano adjective: nasogenian
48. nasosinusal adjective /nasosinuˈsal/: nasosinusal
49. Nasry proper noun /ˈnasri/: a male given name from Arabic, variant of Nasri
50. Nassau proper noun [ˈnasaw]
51. nasserismo noun /naseˈɾismo/: Nasserism
52. nastuerzo noun: alternative spelling of mastuerzo
53. nasturcio noun /nasˈtuɾθjo/: nasturtium
54. nasua noun /ˈnaswa/: coati
55. NAT abbreviation [ˈnat̪]
56. nata adjective, noun /ˈnata/: cream (dairy product)
57. nata de coco noun: nata de coco
58. nata montada noun /ˌnata monˈtada/: whipped cream
59. Natacha proper noun [naˈt̪at͡ʃa]
60. natación noun /nataˈθjon/: swimming
61. natación artística phrase [nat̪aˈsjõn aɾˈt̪ist̪ika]
62. natación sincronizada noun /nataˌθjon sinkɾoniˈθada/: synchronized swimming
63. natal adjective /naˈtal/: natal
64. Natalia proper noun /naˈtalja/: a female given name
65. natalicio adjective, noun /nataˈliθjo/: birthday
66. natalidad noun /nataliˈdad/: birth rate
67. natalino adjective [nat̪aˈlino]
68. Natalio proper noun /naˈtaljo/: a male given name, feminine equivalent Natalia
69. natalismo noun: natalism
70. natalista noun: natalist
71. Nataly proper noun /naˈtali/: a female given name from English
72. Natán proper noun /ˈnatan/: a male given name, equivalent to English Nathan
73. Natanael proper noun /natanaˈel/: a male given name, equivalent to English Nathanael
74. natangiano adjective, noun: Natangian
75. natátil adjective [naˈt̪at̪il]
76. natatorio adjective /nataˈtoɾjo/: swimming
77. ñataza noun [ɲaˈt̪asa]
78. ñate noun [ˈɲat̪e]
79. ñateado verb [ɲat̪eˈað̞o]
80. ñateando verb [ɲat̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
81. natera noun [naˈt̪eɾa]
82. Nathaly proper noun [ˈnat̪ali]
83. Nati proper noun [ˈnat̪i]: a diminutive of the female given names Natalia and Natividad
84. natilla noun /naˈtiʝa/: custard
85. natillas noun /naˈtiʝas/: dulce de leche
86. natío adjective, noun /naˈtio/: native, natural
87. nativamente adverb /naˌtibaˈmente/: natively
88. natividad noun /natibiˈdad/: nativity or birth
89. nativismo noun /natiˈbismo/: nativism
90. nativista adjective, noun /natiˈbista/: nativist
91. nativo adjective, noun /naˈtibo/: native
92. nativo americano noun: Native American
93. nativoamericano adjective, noun /natiboameɾiˈkano/: Native American
94. nato adjective, noun /ˈnato/: born
95. natómetro noun /naˈtometɾo/: creamometer
96. natre adjective, noun /ˈnatɾe/: (of people) unpleasant, off-putting
97. natremia noun: natremia
98. natri noun [ˈnat̪ɾi]
99. natriurético adjective: natriuretic
100. natrolita noun: natrolite
101. natrón noun /naˈtɾon/: natron
102. natufiense adjective: Natufian (Late Epipaleolithic archaeological culture of the Neolithic prehistoric Levant in Western Asia)
103. natura noun, verb /naˈtuɾa/: nature
104. natural adjective, adverb, noun /natuˈɾal/: natural (of or relating to nature)
105. naturaleza noun /natuɾaˈleθa/: nature
106. naturaleza humana noun: human nature
107. naturaleza muerta noun: still life
108. naturalidad noun /natuɾaliˈdad/: naturalness
109. naturalismo noun /natuɾaˈlismo/: naturalism
110. naturalista adjective, noun /natuɾaˈlista/: naturalistic (of or relating to naturalism)
111. naturalístico adjective /natuɾaˈlistiko/: naturalistic
112. naturalización noun /natuɾaliθaˈθjon/: naturalization
113. naturalizado adjective, verb /natuɾaliˈθado/: naturalized
114. naturalizando verb [nat̪uɾaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of naturalizar
115. naturalizándose verb [nat̪uɾaliˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of naturalizar combined with se
116. naturalizar verb /natuɾaliˈθaɾ/: to naturalize
117. naturalmente adverb /naˌtuɾalˈmente/: naturally, of course
118. naturar verb /natuˈɾaɾ/: to add vegetation to an urban building or public area
119. naturismo noun [nat̪uˈɾismo]: the belief in using natural products to protect health and treat illness
120. naturista adjective, noun: natural; healthful by means of natural products
121. naturópata noun: naturopathist
122. naturopatía noun: naturopathy
123. naturopático adjective: naturopathic
124. ñau interjection, noun /ˈɲau/: meow, miaow
125. ñauar verb [ɲaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝aɾ]
126. nauclero noun: shipowner and merchant
127. ñauco adjective [ˈɲawko]
128. naufragado verb /naufɾaˈɡado/: past participle of naufragar
129. naufragando verb [nawfɾaˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of naufragar
130. naufragar verb /naufɾaˈɡaɾ/: to be shipwrecked
131. naufragio noun /nauˈfɾaxjo/: shipwreck
132. náufrago adjective, noun, verb /ˈnaufɾaɡo/: castaway, shipwrecked
133. naumaquia noun /nauˈmakja/: naumachia
134. ñaupa adjective [ˈɲawpa]
135. nauplio noun: nauplius
136. ñauqueado verb [ɲawkeˈað̞o]
137. ñauqueando verb [ɲawkeˈãn̪d̪o]
138. ñauquear verb [ɲawkeˈaɾ]
139. ñaurapo noun [ɲawˈɾapo]
140. ñaure noun [ˈɲawɾe]
141. Nauru proper noun /ˈnauɾu/: Nauru (a country and island of Oceania, in the Pacific Ocean)
142. nauruano adjective, noun /nauˈɾwano/: Nauruan
143. náusea noun /ˈnausea/: nausea
144. nauseabundo adjective /nauseaˈbundo/: nauseating, sickening
145. nauseado verb [nawseˈað̞o]
146. nauseando verb [nawseˈãn̪d̪o]
147. nauseativo adjective [nawseaˈt̪iβ̞o]
148. nauseoso adjective [nawseˈoso]
149. Nausícaa proper noun /nauˈsikaa/: Nausicaa
150. nauta noun, suffix /ˈnauta/: seaman
151. náutica adjective, noun /ˈnautika/: sailing
152. náutico adjective /ˈnautiko/: nautical
153. nautilo noun /nauˈtilo/: nautilus
154. nauyaca noun: fer-de-lance, Bothrops atrox
155. Nauzet proper noun [nawˈset̪]
156. nava noun /ˈnaba/: a meadow located in a mountain valley, a water meadow
157. navaja adjective, noun /naˈbaxa/: razor
158. navaja barbera noun [naˈβ̞axa β̞aɾˈβ̞eɾa]
159. navaja de afeitar noun [naˈβ̞axa ð̞e afejˈt̪aɾ]: straight razor, cut-throat razor
160. navaja de Occam noun: Occam's razor
161. navaja de Ockham phrase [naˈβ̞axa ð̞e okˈxãm]
162. navajazo noun /nabaˈxaθo/: stab with a knife
163. navajo adjective, noun /naˈbaxo/: Navajo
164. navajuela noun /nabaˈxwela/: A species of razor clam, Ensis macha
165. naval adjective /naˈbal/: naval (of or relating to a navy)
166. navalizar verb /nabaliˈθaɾ/: to navalize
167. Navar proper noun [naˈβ̞aɾ]
168. navarrense adjective [naβ̞aˈrẽnse]
169. Navarrete proper noun /nabaˈrete/: a surname
170. navarrismo noun /nabaˈrismo/: Pro-Navarra feelings
171. navarrista adjective, noun /nabaˈrista/: Defending pro-Navarre ideas
172. navarro adjective, noun /naˈbaro/: Navarrese
173. navarroaragonés noun /nabaroaɾaɡoˈnes/: Navarro-Aragonese
174. Navas proper noun [ˈnaβ̞as]
175. Navascues proper noun [naˈβ̞askwes]
176. Navaz proper noun [naˈβ̞as]
177. nave noun /ˈnabe/: ship, vessel (with a concave hull)
178. nave espacial noun /ˌnabe espaˈθjal/: spaceship, spacecraft
179. nave estelar noun: starship
180. Navea proper noun [naˈβ̞ea]
181. navegabilidad noun /nabeɡabiliˈdad/: navigability
182. navegable adjective /nabeˈɡable/: sailable, navigable
183. navegación noun /nabeɡaˈθjon/: navigation
184. navegación a vela noun, phrase [naβ̞eɣ̞aˈsjõn a ˈβ̞ela]: sailing (with a sailboat)
185. navegación de altura noun: ocean sailing
186. navegado noun, verb /nabeˈɡado/: past participle of navegar
187. navegador adjective, noun [naβ̞eɣ̞aˈð̞oɾ]: navigating
188. navegador GPS noun: GPS receiver, satnav
189. navegador web noun: browser (software component capable of rendering HTML)
190. navegando verb /nabeˈɡando/: gerund of navegar
191. navegante adjective, noun /nabeˈɡante/: navigator
192. navegar verb /nabeˈɡaɾ/: to navigate, to sail
193. navero adjective [naˈβ̞eɾo]
194. navetiforme noun /nabetiˈfoɾme/: naveta
195. Navia proper noun [ˈnaβ̞ja]: Navia (river)
196. navícula noun [naˈβ̞ikula]
197. navicular adjective, noun /nabikuˈlaɾ/: navicular
198. navidad noun [naβ̞iˈð̞að̞]: Christmas present
199. navidades noun [naβ̞iˈð̞að̞es]: plural of navidad
200. navidaíno adjective: from the Chilean city of Navidad
201. navideño adjective, noun /nabiˈdeɲo/: related to Christmas
202. naviera adjective, noun /naˈbjeɾa/: female equivalent of naviero
203. naviero adjective, noun /naˈbjeɾo/: shipping
204. naviforme adjective [naβ̞iˈfoɾme]
205. navífrago adjective [naˈβ̞ifɾaɣ̞o]
206. navigación noun [naβ̞iɣ̞aˈsjõn]
207. navigado verb [naβ̞iˈɣ̞að̞o]
208. navigando verb [naβ̞iˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
209. navigar verb [naβ̞iˈɣ̞aɾ]
210. navío noun /naˈbio/: large ship
211. navío de guerra noun: warship
212. navío de línea noun: ship of the line
213. navita noun [naˈβ̞it̪a]
214. navy noun /ˈneibi/: navy (marine forces)
215. naxalita adjective, noun /naɡsaˈlita/: Naxalite
216. naxio adjective, noun /ˈnaɡsjo/: Naxiot
217. náyade noun /ˈnaʝade/: naiad (female deity)
218. Nayan proper noun [naˈʝãn]
219. Nayarit proper noun /naʝaˈɾit/: a state of Mexico
220. nayarita adjective /naʝaˈɾita/: of, from or relating to the state of Nayarit, Mexico
221. Nayeli proper noun /naˈʝeli/: a female given name
222. Nayi proper noun [ˈnaʝi]
223. Nayib proper noun /naˈʝib/: a male given name from Arabic, equivalent to English Najib
224. nayiliber adjective, noun /naʝiliˈbeɾ/: Pertaining to or resembling characteristics of Bukelism.
225. Naz proper noun [ˈnas]
226. nazar noun [naˈsaɾ]
227. nazareato noun [nasaɾeˈat̪o]
228. nazarena adjective, noun /naθaˈɾena/: female equivalent of nazareno
229. nazareno adjective, noun /naθaˈɾeno/: Nazarene
230. nazareo adjective, noun [nasaˈɾeo]: Nazarene
231. Nazaret proper noun /naθaˈɾet/: Nazareth (the largest city in the Northern District, Israel)
232. nazarí noun /naθaˈɾi/: Nasrid
233. Nazario proper noun /naˈθaɾjo/: a male given name
234. nazarita adjective, noun: Nazarite
235. nazca adjective, verb [ˈnaska]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
236. nazi adjective, noun /ˈnaθi/: Nazi
237. nazifascista adjective, noun: Nazi-Fascist
238. nazificación noun /naθifikaˈθjon/: Nazification
239. nazionalismo noun: nacionalismo (mainly Basque and Catalan nationalism)
240. nazionalista adjective, noun: nationalist
241. nazireato noun [nasiɾeˈat̪o]
242. nazireo adjective, noun [nasiˈɾeo]: Nazarite
243. naziskin noun [ˈnasiskĩn]
244. nazismo noun /naˈθismo/: Nazism
245. nazista adjective, noun /naˈθista/: Nazi
246. nazqueño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Nazca
247. NBA proper noun /ˌene ˌbe ˈa/: Asociación Nacional de Baloncesto; NBA.
248. -ncia suffix [ˈsja]
249. nd pronoun: nada
250. ndea interjection: just kidding
251. ndeah interjection [d̪eˈa]
252. ndeara interjection /ndeˈaɾa/: fuck, shit, damn, hell
253. ndebele adjective, noun: Ndebele
254. nderakore interjection [d̪eɾaˈkoɾe]
255. -ndo suffix [ˈd̪o]
256. ndom noun: Ndom
257. ndowé noun: Kombe (language)
258. NdP noun: initialism of nota de prensa (“press release”)
259. NE noun [ˈɲe]: abbreviation of nordeste; northeast
260. neandertal adjective, noun /neandeɾˈtal/: Neanderthal
261. neandertalense adjective, noun: alternative form of neandertal
262. neártico adjective: Nearctic
263. nébeda noun /ˈnebeda/: catnip
264. nebel noun /neˈbel/: nabla; nebel
265. ñebla noun [ˈɲeβ̞la]
266. neblí noun: peregrine falcon
267. neblina noun /neˈblina/: fog, mist (water or other liquid finely suspended in air)
268. neblineado verb [neβ̞lineˈað̞o]
269. neblineando verb [neβ̞lineˈãn̪d̪o]
270. neblinear verb [neβ̞lineˈaɾ]
271. neblinoso adjective /nebliˈnoso/: misty, foggy
272. nebliselva noun: cloud forest
273. neblumo noun /neˈblumo/: smog
274. Nebot proper noun [neˈβ̞ot̪]
275. Nebraska proper noun /neˈbɾaska/: Nebraska (a state in the Midwestern region of the United States)
276. nebrasqueño adjective, noun /nebɾasˈkeɲo/: Nebraskan
277. nebreda noun [neˈβ̞ɾeð̞a]
278. nebrediano adjective: of, or in the style of, Vicente Nebrada (a Venezuelan dancer and choreographer)
279. nebrina noun: prickly juniper berry
280. nébula noun /ˈnebula/: unreliable, uncertain affair or matter
281. nebulafobia noun [neβ̞ulaˈfoβ̞ja]
282. nebular adjective /nebuˈlaɾ/: nebular
283. nebulización noun /nebuliθaˈθjon/: nebulization
284. nebulizado verb [neβ̞uliˈsað̞o]: past participle of nebulizar
285. nebulizador adjective, noun /nebuliθaˈdoɾ/: nebulizer
286. nebulizando verb [neβ̞uliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of nebulizar
287. nebulizándose verb [neβ̞uliˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of nebulizar combined with se
288. nebulizar verb /nebuliˈθaɾ/: to nebulize
289. nebulizarse verb [neβ̞uliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of nebulizar combined with se
290. nebulosa adjective, noun /nebuˈlosa/: nebula
291. nebulosa planetaria noun: planetary nebula
292. nebulosidad noun /nebulosiˈdad/: nebulosity
293. nebuloso adjective /nebuˈloso/: cloudy, overcast
294. ñeca adjective, noun /ˈɲeka/: female equivalent of ñeco
295. necaxista adjective, noun: of Club Necaxa
296. neceado verb [neseˈað̞o]: past participle of necear
297. neceando verb [neseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of necear
298. necear verb /neθeˈaɾ/: to act foolishly; to fool around
299. necedad noun /neθeˈdad/: foolishness, stupidity
300. necesariamente adverb /neθeˌsaɾjaˈmente/: necessarily

Part 2 · Part 4 · 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.