Spanish words: necesario to neobizantino
300 Spanish words, part 4 of 12 of the words starting with N, A to Z. 82 have a page of their own.
Spanish words necesario to neobizantino
- necesario adjective /neθeˈsaɾjo/: necessary, requisite
- neceser noun /neθeˈseɾ/: washbag, (UK) toilet bag, toiletry bag, toiletry kit, (US) Dopp kit, sponge bag, ditty bag
- necesidad noun /neθesiˈdad/: need
- necesita usted ayuda phrase /neθeˌsita usˌted aˈʝuda/: do you need help?
- necesitado adjective, verb /neθesiˈtado/: needy, in need (of)
- necesitáis ayuda phrase /neθesiˌtais aˈʝuda/: do you need help?
- necesitan ayuda phrase /neθeˌsitan aˈʝuda/: do you need help?
- necesitando verb /neθesiˈtando/: gerund of necesitar
- necesitante adjective: needing, needy
- necesitar verb /neθesiˈtaɾ/: to need
- necesitas ayuda phrase /neθeˌsitas aˈʝuda/: do you need help?
- necesito papel higiénico phrase /neθeˌsito paˌpel iˈxjeniko/: I need toilet paper
- necesito su ayuda phrase /neθeˌsito su aˈʝuda/: I need your help
- necesito tu ayuda phrase /neθeˌsito tu aˈʝuda/: I need your help
- necesito una bebida phrase /neθeˌsito ˌuna beˈbida/: I need a drink
- necessitar verb [nesesiˈt̪aɾ]
- neciamente adverb: foolishly
- necio adjective, noun /ˈneθjo/: stupid, ignorant
- necisiano noun [nesiˈsjano]
- necisias noun [neˈsisjas]
- neckbreaker noun: neckbreaker (a throw or slam on the opponent's neck)
- ñecla adjective, noun [ˈɲekla]
- ñecle adjective, noun [ˈɲekle]
- ñeco adjective, noun /ˈɲeko/: a rabbit
- Necochea proper noun [nekoˈt͡ʃea]
- necochense adjective, noun [nekoˈt͡ʃẽnse]: of, from or relating to Necochea
- nécora noun: velvet crab
- necro- prefix /nekɾo/: necro-
- necrodactilia noun: the process of fingerprinting a corpse
- necrófago adjective, noun: necrophage (organism that eats dead or decaying flesh)
- necrofilia noun /nekɾoˈfilja/: necrophilia
- necrofílico adjective, noun /nekɾoˈfiliko/: necrophilic
- necrófilo adjective, noun [neˈkɾofilo]: necrophiliac (person who engages in necrophilia)
- necrofobia noun /nekɾoˈfobja/: necrophobia
- necróforo noun /neˈkɾofoɾo/: necrophore
- necrógrafo noun [neˈkɾoɣ̞ɾafo]
- necrólisis noun /neˈkɾolisis/: necrolysis
- necrología noun [nekɾoloˈxia]: obituary, necrology
- necrológica adjective, noun: obituary
- necrológico adjective [nekɾoˈloxiko]: obituary
- necromancia noun /nekɾoˈmanθja/: necromancy
- necromante noun [nekɾoˈmãn̪t̪e]
- necromántico adjective, noun [nekɾoˈmãn̪t̪iko]
- Necronomicón noun [nekɾonomiˈkõn]
- necrópolis noun /neˈkɾopolis/: necropolis
- necropompa noun: among the Incas, burial of servants along with their dead master or mistress
- necroporra noun [nekɾoˈpora]: List of famous people who are predicted to die by the end of the year, created by netizens individually before the beginning of said year.
- necropsia noun /neˈkɾobsja/: necropsy, autopsy
- necrópsico adjective [neˈkɾopsiko]
- necrosado adjective, verb [nekɾoˈsað̞o]: afflicted with necrosis
- necrosando verb [nekɾoˈsãn̪d̪o]
- necrosándose verb [nekɾoˈsãn̪d̪ose]
- necrosarse verb [nekɾoˈsaɾse]
- necroscópico adjective [nekɾosˈkopiko]
- necrosis noun /neˈkɾosis/: necrosis
- necrótico adjective /neˈkɾotiko/: necrotic
- necrotizante adjective /nekɾotiˈθante/: necrotizing (causing necrosis)
- néctar noun /ˈneɡtaɾ/: nectar (the drink of the gods)
- nectáreo adjective /neɡˈtaɾeo/: nectarous; nectareous
- nectarífero adjective: nectariferous
- nectarina noun /neɡtaˈɾina/: nectarine
- nectario noun /neɡˈtaɾjo/: nectary
- nectarívoro adjective, noun [nekt̪aˈɾiβ̞oɾo]: nectarivore
- nectóforo noun /neɡˈtofoɾo/: nectophore
- necton noun [ˈnekt̪õn]: nekton
- nectónico adjective [nekˈt̪oniko]
- necuazal noun: honey ant (Myrmecocystus spp.)
- ñee noun [ˈɲee]
- Ñeembucú proper noun /ɲeembuˈku/: a department of Paraguay
- ñeembucuense adjective [ɲeẽmbuˈkwẽnse]
- ñeembuqueño adjective, noun /ɲeembuˈkeɲo/: of, from or relating to Ñeembucú
- neerl. abbreviation [neˈeɾl]
- neerlandés adjective, noun /neeɾlanˈdes/: of the Netherlands; Dutch
- neerlandófono noun /neeɾlanˈdofono/: Dutchophone
- nefalismo noun [nefaˈlismo]
- nefalista adjective [nefaˈlist̪a]
- nefando adjective /neˈfando/: vile; nefarious
- nefario adjective /neˈfaɾjo/: nefarious
- nefasto adjective /neˈfasto/: ill-omened, ominous
- nefelegereta adjective [nefelexeˈɾet̪a]
- nefelemancia noun [nefeleˈmãnsja]
- nefelibata adjective, noun /nefeliˈbata/: prone to daydreaming
- nefelibático adjective, noun: daydreaming
- nefelina noun /nefeˈlina/: nepheline
- nefelínico adjective /nefeˈliniko/: nephelinic
- nefelinita noun /nefeliˈnita/: nephelinite
- nefelismo noun [nefeˈlismo]
- nefita noun: Nephite
- ñefle noun /ˈɲefle/: a penis, dick
- nefofobia noun [nefoˈfoβ̞ja]
- nefología noun: nephology
- nefralgia noun [neˈfɾalxja]
- nefrectomía noun /nefɾeɡtoˈmia/: nephrectomy
- néfrico adjective [ˈnefɾiko]
- nefridio noun: nephridium
- nefrimo noun [neˈfɾimo]
- nefrita noun /neˈfɾita/: nephrite
- nefrítico adjective /neˈfɾitiko/: nephritic
- nefritis noun /neˈfɾitis/: nephritis
- nefro- prefix: nephro-
- nefrocito noun: nephrocyte
- nefroesclerosis noun /nefɾoeskleˈɾosis/: nephrosclerosis
- nefroesclerótico adjective: nephrosclerotic
- nefrogénico adjective: nephrogenic
- nefroide adjective, noun: nephroid
- nefrolitiasis noun: nephrolithiasis
- nefrología noun /nefɾoloˈxia/: nephrology
- nefrológico adjective [nefɾoˈloxiko]: nephrological
- nefrólogo noun /neˈfɾoloɡo/: nephrologist
- nefrón noun /neˈfɾon/: nephron
- nefrona noun /neˈfɾona/: nephron
- nefropatía noun /nefɾopaˈtia/: nephropathy
- nefrosclerosis noun: alternative form of nefroesclerosis
- nefrosis noun /neˈfɾosis/: nephrosis
- nefrótico adjective /neˈfɾotiko/: nephrotic
- nefrotoxicidad noun: nephrotoxicity
- nefrotóxico adjective: nephrotoxic
- Neftalí proper noun /neftaˈli/: Naphtali (Biblical character and tribe)
- negable adjective /neˈɡable/: deniable
- negación noun /neɡaˈθjon/: denial
- negacionismo noun /neɡaθjoˈnismo/: denialism, denial, negationism
- negacionista adjective, noun [neɣ̞asjoˈnist̪a]: denialist, denier, negationist (relating to denial in a controversial debate)
- negado adjective, verb /neˈɡado/: incompetent, hopeless, useless
- negador adjective [neɣ̞aˈð̞oɾ]: denier (person who denies something)
- negamiento noun [neɣ̞aˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
- negando verb /neˈɡando/: gerund of negar
- negándose verb [neˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of negar combined with se
- negante adjective [neˈɣ̞ãn̪t̪e]
- negar verb /neˈɡaɾ/: to deny
- negarme verb [neˈɣ̞aɾme]: infinitive of negar combined with me
- negarse verb [neˈɣ̞aɾse]: infinitive of negar combined with se
- negativa adjective, noun /neɡaˈtiba/: refusal
- negativamente adverb /neɡaˌtibaˈmente/: negatively
- negatividad noun /neɡatibiˈdad/: negativity
- negativismo noun /neɡatiˈbismo/: negativism
- negativista adjective /neɡatiˈbista/: negativistic
- negativización noun: negativization
- negativo adjective, adverb, noun /neɡaˈtibo/: negative
- negatoscopio noun [neɣ̞at̪osˈkopjo]
- negibacterial adjective /nexibaɡteˈɾjal/: negibacterial
- negligencia noun /neɡliˈxenθja/: negligence, neglect
- negligente adjective /neɡliˈxente/: negligent, careless, heedless
- negligentemente adverb [neɣ̞liˌxẽn̪t̪eˈmẽn̪t̪e]: negligently
- negligible adjective [neɣ̞liˈxiβ̞le]
- negligir verb /neɡliˈxiɾ/: to neglect
- negociabilidad noun /neɡoθjabiliˈdad/: negotiability
- negociable adjective /neɡoˈθjable/: negotiable (open to negotiation or bargaining)
- negociación noun /neɡoθjaˈθjon/: negotiation
- negociación colectiva noun: collective bargaining
- negociado adjective, noun, verb /neɡoˈθjado/: past participle of negociar
- negociador adjective, noun /neɡoθjaˈdoɾ/: negotiatory
- negocial adjective /neɡoˈθjal/: business; negotiating
- negociando verb [neɣ̞oˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of negociar
- negociante noun /neɡoˈθjante/: shopkeeper
- negociar verb /neɡoˈθjaɾ/: to negotiate
- negocio noun, verb /neˈɡoθjo/: business, enterprise (commercial enterprise or establishment)
- negoción noun [neɣ̞oˈsjõn]
- negra adjective, noun /ˈneɡɾa/: female equivalent of negro
- negrada noun /neˈɡɾada/: The equivalent of the noun form of nigger-rig in Cuban Spanish.
- negraje noun [neˈɣ̞ɾaxe]
- negral noun /neˈɡɾal/: black poplar
- negrata noun /neˈɡɾata/: black person, nigger
- negreado verb [neɣ̞ɾeˈað̞o]: past participle of negrear
- negreando verb [neɣ̞ɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of negrear
- negrear verb [neɣ̞ɾeˈaɾ]: to blacken
- negrecer verb /neɡɾeˈθeɾ/: to turn black, become black
- negrecerse verb [neɣ̞ɾeˈseɾse]
- negrecido verb /neɡɾeˈθido/: past participle of negrecer
- negreciendo verb [neɣ̞ɾeˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of negrecer
- negreciéndose verb [neɣ̞ɾeˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]
- negregado verb [neɣ̞ɾeˈɣ̞að̞o]
- negregando verb [neɣ̞ɾeˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
- negregar verb [neɣ̞ɾeˈɣ̞aɾ]
- negregueado verb [neɣ̞ɾeɣ̞eˈað̞o]
- negregueando verb [neɣ̞ɾeɣ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
- negreguear verb [neɣ̞ɾeɣ̞eˈaɾ]
- negregura noun [neɣ̞ɾeˈɣ̞uɾa]
- negrense adjective, noun /neˈɡɾense/: Negrense (of, from or relating to Negros)
- negrero adjective, noun /neˈɡɾeɾo/: slave; proslavery (especially referring to black slaves)
- negrestino adjective [neɣ̞ɾesˈt̪ino]
- Negrete proper noun /neˈɡɾete/: a surname
- negri noun [ˈneɣ̞ɾi]
- negriazul adjective: black and blue
- negrificar verb: to blackify
- negrillo adjective, noun [neˈɣ̞ɾiʝo]: diminutive of negro
- negrillos noun [neˈɣ̞ɾiʝos]: plural of negrillo
- negrinista adjective, noun: of, pertaining to, or supporting, Juan Negrín
- negrísimo adjective [neˈɣ̞ɾisimo]: superlative degree of negro
- negrismo noun [neˈɣ̞ɾismo]
- negrista adjective: Of or pertaining to negrism (a literary movement in the Caribbean in the early 20th century)
- negrita adjective, noun /neˈɡɾita/: boldface, bold type
- negrito adjective, noun /neˈɡɾito/: a person of African descent
- negritud noun [neɣ̞ɾiˈt̪uð̞]: negritude
- negrizco adjective [neˈɣ̞ɾisko]
- negro adjective, noun /ˈneɡɾo/: black (the color perceived in the absence of light)
- negro animal phrase [ˈneɣ̞ɾo aniˈmal]
- negro como un zapato adjective: jet black; black as coal
- negro curiche phrase [ˈneɣ̞ɾo kuˈɾit͡ʃe]
- negro de humo noun, phrase [ˈneɣ̞ɾo ð̞e ˈumo]: smoke black
- negro de la uña noun: iota; tad; inkling
- negro de marfil phrase [ˈneɣ̞ɾo ð̞e maɾˈfil]
- negro de mierda phrase [ˈneɣ̞ɾo ð̞e ˈmjeɾð̞a]
- negro sobre blanco adverb, phrase [ˈneɣ̞ɾo ˈsoβ̞ɾe ˈβ̞lãŋko]: in black and white (explicitly)
- negro spiritual phrase [ˈneɣ̞ɾo spiɾiˈt̪wal]
- negroafricano adjective /neɡɾoafɾiˈkano/: African Negro
- negrocampista noun [neɣ̞ɾokãmˈpist̪a]
- negrofobia noun [neɣ̞ɾoˈfoβ̞ja]: Negrophobia
- negroide noun: negroid
- negrolombiano noun /neɡɾolomˈbjano/: a Colombian person.
- Negrón proper noun [neˈɣ̞ɾõn]
- negroni noun [neˈɣ̞ɾoni]
- negror noun /neˈɡɾoɾ/: blackness
- negruchos noun [neˈɣ̞ɾut͡ʃos]
- negrumo noun /neˈɡɾumo/: soot
- negrura noun /neˈɡɾuɾa/: blackness
- negruzco adjective /neˈɡɾuθko/: blackish
- Negu proper noun [ˈneɣ̞u]
- neguentropía noun /neɡentɾoˈpia/: negentropy
- Negueruela proper noun [neɣ̞eˈɾwela]
- Néguev proper noun: the Negev (a desert in Israel)
- neguilla noun [neˈɣ̞iʝa]: any of a number of plants. See Spanish Wikipedia for more information
- negus noun: Negus (supreme Ethiopian ruler)
- Nehemías proper noun /neeˈmias/: Nehemiah (the book of the Bible)
- Nehuén proper noun [neˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ẽn]
- Neiman proper noun [ˈnejmãn]
- Neira proper noun /ˈneiɾa/: Neira (a town, a municipality of Caldas department, Colombia)
- néisico adjective [ˈnejsiko]
- Neiva proper noun [ˈnejβ̞a]
- neivano adjective [nejˈβ̞ano]
- neja adjective, noun /ˈnexa/: A grayish tortilla made from boiled maize
- Nejapa proper noun /neˈxapa/: Nejapa (a town in San Salvador department, El Salvador)
- nejapense adjective, noun /nexaˈpense/: of, from or relating to Nejapa
- nejayo noun [neˈxaʝo]
- nejayote noun: nejayote
- nejo adjective /ˈnexo/: dirty, stained
- Nekane proper noun /neˈkane/: a female given name
- neko noun /ˈneko/: catgirl
- nel adverb /ˈnel/: no; no way; nope
- nel pastel adverb /ˌnel pasˈtel/: synonym of nel (no; no way; nope)
- Nelda proper noun [ˈnel̪d̪a]
- neles adverb /ˈneles/: synonym of nel (no; no way; nope)
- neles pasteles adverb /ˌneles pasˈteles/: synonym of nel (no; no way; nope)
- neli adverb /ˈneli/: synonym of nel (no; no way; nope)
- Nélida proper noun [ˈnelið̞a]
- Nelli proper noun [ˈneʝi]
- nelofobia noun [neloˈfoβ̞ja]
- nelore noun: Nelore (cow breed)
- nelson adverb /ˈnelson/: synonym of nel (no; no way; nope)
- nelumbo noun [neˈlũmbo]
- Nely proper noun [ˈneli]
- nema noun /ˈɲema/: tip of the penis, glans
- nematelminto noun: synonym of nematodo
- nematicida noun: nematicide
- nemático adjective: nematic
- nematócero noun: any insect of the order Nematocera
- nematocisto noun: nematocyst
- nematodo adjective, noun /nemaˈtodo/: nematode, roundworm
- nematología noun: nematology
- nematológico adjective [nemat̪oˈloxiko]
- nematomorfo noun: nematomorph
- Ñemby proper noun /ˈɲembi/: Ñemby (a city in Paraguay)
- ñembyense adjective, noun /ɲembˈʝense/: of, from or relating to Ñemby
- ñemeo noun [ɲeˈmeo]
- nemertino noun [nemeɾˈt̪ino]: nemertean
- Nemesia proper noun [neˈmesja]
- Nemesio proper noun /neˈmesjo/: a male given name
- némesis noun /ˈnemesis/: punishment
- némico adjective [ˈnemiko]
- nemónico adjective [neˈmoniko]
- nemoral adjective /nemoˈɾal/: nemoral
- nemoroso adjective /nemoˈɾoso/: woody; wooded
- nemotecnia noun [nemoˈt̪eknja]: mnemonic (memory device)
- nemotécnica adjective, noun [nemoˈt̪eknika]: feminine singular of nemotécnico
- nemotécnico adjective [nemoˈt̪ekniko]: alternative spelling of mnemotécnico
- Nemrod proper noun /nemˈɾod/: Nimrod
- nen conjunction [ˈnẽn]
- nena noun /ˈnena/: female equivalent of nene: baby girl
- nenaza noun: sissy, momma's boy and chicken, yellow belly (an effeminate and coward man)
- nene noun /ˈnene/: young child; baby
- neneo noun [neˈneo]: a bush (Azorella prolifera, syn. Mulinum spinosum)
- nénets adjective, noun /ˈnenets/: Nenets
- ñengo adjective, noun /ˈɲenɡo/: sickly, stunted, weak
- ñengue adjective [ˈɲẽŋge]
- nenita noun /neˈnita/: diminutive of nena
- nenito adjective, noun /neˈnito/: diminutive of nene
- nenuca noun: little girl
- nenuco noun [neˈnuko]
- nenúfar noun /neˈnufaɾ/: water lily
- neo noun, prefix [ˈneo]: neo-
- neo-imperial adjective: alternative spelling of neoimperial
- neoadyuvante adjective /neoadʝuˈbante/: neoadjuvant
- neoandino adjective: neo-Andean (or pertaining to a modern style of architecture from the Andes)
- neoantígeno noun [neoãn̪ˈt̪ixeno]
- neoárabe adjective: Neo-Arab
- neoasirio adjective: Neo-Assyrian
- neoautoritario adjective: neoauthoritarian
- neoautoritarismo noun: neo-authoritarianism
- neobabilónico adjective /neobabiˈloniko/: neo-Babylonic
- neobarroco adjective: Neo-Baroque
- neobizantino adjective: Neo-Byzantine
Part 3 · Part 5 · 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.