Spanish words: neoblasto to neumática

300 Spanish words, part 5 of 12 of the words starting with N, A to Z. 50 have a page of their own.

Spanish words neoblasto to neumática

neoblasto noun: neoblast
neobrunswiqués adjective, noun /neobɾunswiˈkes/: of, from or relating to the province of New Brunswick, Canada
neocaledonio adjective, noun [neokaleˈð̞onjo]: New Caledonian
neocapitalismo noun: neo-capitalism
neocatecumenal adjective: Neocatechumal
neocatolicismo noun: neo-Catholic beliefs
neocentralista noun: neocentralist
neoceratopsiano adjective, noun: neoceratopsian
neocerebelo noun [neoseɾeˈβ̞elo]
neoclasicismo noun: neoclassicism
neoclasicista noun: neoclassicist
neoclásico adjective, noun [neoˈklasiko]: neoclassical
neococina noun: nouvelle cuisine
neocolonia noun /neokoˈlonja/: neo-colony
neocolonial adjective: neocolonial
neocolonialismo noun [neokolonjaˈlismo]: neocolonialism
neocolonialista adjective, noun [neokolonjaˈlist̪a]: neocolonialist
neocolonizador adjective, noun /neokoloniθaˈdoɾ/: neocolonist
neocolonizar verb /neokoloniˈθaɾ/: neo-colonize
neocomunismo noun: neocommunism
neocomunista adjective, noun: neocommunist
neocón noun /neoˈkon/: a neoconservative
neoconcretismo noun: neoconcretism
neoconfucianismo noun: Neo-Confucianism
neoconfuciano noun /neokonfuˈθjano/: Neo-Confucian
neoconservador adjective: neoconservative
neoconservadurismo noun [neokõnseɾβ̞að̞uˈɾismo]: neoconservatism
neoconstitucionalismo noun: neo-constitutionalism
neoconstitucionalista adjective, noun: neo-constitutionalist
neocórtex noun [neoˈkoɾt̪eks]: neocortex
neocorteza noun: neocortex
neocreacionismo noun: neo-creationism
neocreacionista adjective, noun: neocreationist
neodamodes noun: Neodamodes
neodarwinismo noun /neodaɾwiˈnismo/: Neo-Darwinism
neodelhiense adjective, noun /neodelˈʝense/: New Delhian, Dilliwale, Delhite (of or relating to New Delhi, India)
neodictador noun: new-style dictator
neodictadura noun: neo-dictatorship
neodictatorial adjective: of or relating to a new-style dictator or dictatorship
neodimio noun /neoˈdimjo/: neodymium
neoecosistema noun: neoecosystem
neoegipcio adjective: Egyptian Revival
neoesclavitud noun: neo-slavery
neoescocés adjective, noun: Nova Scotian
neoescolástica noun /neoeskoˈlastika/: neo-scholasticism
neoespartano adjective, noun [neoespaɾˈt̪ano]: of, from or relating to Nueva Esparta
neoestalinismo noun: neo-Stalinism
neoexpresionismo noun /neoeɡspɾesjoˈnismo/: neo-expressionism
neoexpresionista adjective, noun: neo-expressionist
neofarmacofobia noun [neofaɾmakoˈfoβ̞ja]
neofascismo noun /ˌneofasˈθismo/: neofascism
neofascista adjective, noun /ˌneofasˈθista/: neofascist
neofiguración noun: neo-figurative art
neófilo noun /neˈofilo/: neophile
neófito adjective, noun /neˈofito/: neophyte, novice
neoflavonoide noun: neoflavonoid
neofobia noun /neoˈfobja/: neophobia
neoformación noun: neoformation
neoformador adjective: neoformative
neofranquista noun: neo-Franquist
neofuncionalización noun /neofunθjonaliθaˈθjon/: neofunctionalization
neogénico adjective: neogenic
neógeno adjective /neˈoxeno/: Neogene
neognato noun: neognath
neogótico adjective: neogothic
neógrafo noun [neˈoɣ̞ɾafo]
neogranadino adjective, noun [neoɣ̞ɾanaˈð̞ino]: of, from or relating to New Granada
neogriego adjective: Neo-Greek
neohablante noun: new speaker of a minority language
neohampshireño adjective, noun /neoambʃiˈɾeɲo/: New Hampshirite
neohistoricismo noun: new historicism
neohistoricista noun /neoistoɾiˈθista/: new historicist
neohitita adjective, noun: Neo-Hittite
neohumanismo noun: neohumanism
neohumanístico adjective /neoumaˈnistiko/: neohumanistic
neoicnología noun: neoichnology
neoimperial adjective: neoimperial
neoimperialista adjective, noun: neoimperialist
neoimpresionista noun: neoimpressionist
neointuicionismo noun [neoĩn̪t̪wisjoˈnismo]
neojerseíta adjective, noun: New Jerseyan, New Jersey
neokantismo noun /neokanˈtismo/: Neo-Kantianism
neokeynesiano adjective: Neo-Keynesian
neolaredense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Nuevo Laredo
neolatín noun [neolaˈt̪ĩn]
neolatino adjective /neolaˈtino/: New Latin
neolay noun: linoleum
neolengua noun: newspeak
neolenguaje noun [neolẽŋˈgwaxe]: newspeak
neoleonés adjective, noun [neoleoˈnes]: of, from or relating to the state of Nuevo León, Mexico
neoliberal adjective, noun /neolibeˈɾal/: neoliberal
neoliberalismo noun /neolibeɾaˈlismo/: neoliberalism
neolítico adjective, noun /neoˈlitiko/: Neolithic
neolitización noun: neolithization
neológico adjective [neoˈloxiko]
neologismo noun /neoloˈxismo/: neologism (a word or phrase which has recently been coined)
neólogo noun [neˈoloɣ̞o]
neoludismo noun: Neo-Luddism
neomachismo noun: neomasculinity
neomalthusianismo noun: Neo-Malthusianism
neomalthusiano adjective, noun: neo-Malthusian
neomarxista noun: neo-Marxist
neomedieval adjective: neomedieval
neomedievalismo noun: neomedievalism
neomercantilista noun: neomercantilist
neomexicano adjective, noun /neomexiˈkano/: New Mexican
neomodernismo noun: neomodernism
neomonja noun: a feminist, due to she censor clothes like the nuns
neomudéjar adjective, noun /neomuˈdexaɾ/: Neo-Mudéjar
neón noun /neˈon/: neon
neonacionalismo noun: neonationalism
neonacionalista noun: neo-Nazi
neonatal adjective /neonaˈtal/: neonatal
neonativo adjective /neonaˈtibo/: neonative
neonato noun /neoˈnato/: newborn
neonatología noun [neonat̪oloˈxia]: neonatology
neonatólogo noun /neonaˈtoloɡo/: neonatologist
neonazi adjective, noun /neoˈnaθi/: neo-Nazi
neonazismo noun /neonaˈθismo/: neo-Nazism
neonazista adjective, noun: neo-Nazi
neonicotinoide noun: neonicotinoid
neontología noun: neontology
neopaganismo noun: neopaganism
neopagano adjective, noun /neopaˈɡano/: neopagan
neopalacial adjective: Neopalatial
neopalladiano adjective: neo-Palladian
neopanamax adjective: Neopanamax
neopatriarcado noun: neopatriarchy (modern system of male dominance, in contradistinction to a preindustrial patriarchy)
neopentano noun: neopentane
neopentecostal adjective /neopentekosˈtal/: neo-Pentecostal
neopentecostalismo noun: neo-Pentecostalism
neoperonista noun /neopeɾoˈnista/: post-Perón Peronist
neoperreo noun: neoperreo.
neopitagórico adjective: neopythagorean
neoplasia noun /neoˈplasja/: neoplasia
neoplásico adjective [neoˈplasiko]: neoplastic
neoplasticismo noun /neoplastiˈθismo/: neoplasticism
neoplasticista adjective, noun: neoplasticist
neoplástico adjective: neoplastic
neoplateresco adjective /neoplateˈɾesko/: neo-plateresque
neoplatónico adjective: Neoplatonic
neoplatonismo noun: Neoplatonism
neopopulismo noun [neopopuˈlismo]: neopopulism
neopositivismo noun: neopositivism
neopositivista noun: neopositivist
neopragmatismo noun: neopragmatism
neopreno noun /neoˈpɾeno/: neoprene
neoprofesional adjective /neopɾofesjoˈnal/: newly professional
neoprogresista adjective /neopɾoɡɾeˈsista/: neoprogressive
neopronombre noun /neopɾoˈnombɾe/: neopronoun
Neoptólemo proper noun /neobˈtolemo/: Neoptolemus
neopúnico adjective: neo-Punic
neorrealismo noun: neorealism
neorrealista adjective, noun /neoreaˈlista/: neorealist
neorrenacentista adjective /neorenaθenˈtista/: Renaissance Revival
neorrenacimiento noun: Neo-Renaissance
neorriqueño noun /neoriˈkeɲo/: Neorican
neorrománico adjective /neoroˈmaniko/: neo-Romanesque
neorromanticismo noun /neoromantiˈθismo/: neoromanticism
neorromántico adjective: neo-romantic
neorruso adjective: Neo-Russian
neorrústico adjective, noun [neoˈrust̪iko]
neosocialista adjective, noun: neosocialist
neostigmina noun: neostigmine
neosuquio noun: neosuchian
neotaberna noun: wine bar
neotectónico adjective: neotectonic
neotérico adjective: neoteric
neotestamentario adjective [neot̪est̪amẽn̪ˈt̪aɾjo]: New Testament
neotipo noun: neotype
neotomismo noun: neo-Thomism
neototalitario adjective: neototalitarian
neototalitarismo noun: neototalitarianism
neotropical adjective: neotropical
neotrópico adjective: neotropical
neoumbilicoplastia noun: neoumbilicoplasty
neovanguardista adjective: neo-avant-garde
neovasco adjective: neo-Basque
neovascularización noun /ˌneobaskulaɾiθaˈθjon/: neovascularization
neovolcánico adjective /ˌneobolˈkaniko/: neovolcanic
neoweberiano adjective: neo-Weberian
neoyorkino adjective, noun [neoʝoɾˈkino]: alternative spelling of neoyorquino
neoyorquino adjective, noun /ˌneoʝoɾˈkino/: of, from or relating to New York City, New York state, United States
neozelandés adjective, noun /ˌneoθelanˈdes/: of, from or relating to New Zealand
neozoico adjective [neoˈsojko]
Nepal proper noun /neˈpal/: Nepal (a country in South Asia, located between China and India)
nepalés adjective, noun /nepaˈles/: Nepali
nepalí adjective, noun /nepaˈli/: Nepali
nepe noun /ˈnepe/: euphemistic form of pene (“penis”)
nepente noun /neˈpente/: pitcher plant (of genus Nepenthes)
neperiano adjective: Napierian
nepotismo noun /nepoˈtismo/: nepotism
nepotista adjective, noun /nepoˈtista/: nepotistic
neptúneo adjective [nepˈt̪uneo]
neptuniano adjective, noun [nept̪uˈnjano]: Neptunian
neptunio noun /nebˈtunjo/: neptunium
neptunista adjective: Neptunist
Neptuno proper noun /nebˈtuno/: Neptune
ñeque noun /ˈɲeke/: force, power
ñequeado verb [ɲekeˈað̞o]
ñequeando verb [ɲekeˈãn̪d̪o]
ñequear verb [ɲekeˈaɾ]
nequicia noun [neˈkisja]
ñequiza noun [ɲeˈkisa]
neral noun [neˈɾal]
nerazzurro adjective, noun /neɾaˈθuro/: of FC Internazionale Milano (a famous Italian football club based in Milan)
nerca noun /ˈneɾka/: meat
nerd noun /ˈneɾd/: nerd
nerda interjection, noun [ˈɲeɾð̞a]: female equivalent of nerdo
nerdaco noun /neɾˈdako/: nerd, geek
nerdo adjective, noun /ˈneɾdo/: nerd
Nerea proper noun /neˈɾea/: a female given name
neregüe noun [neˈɾeɣ̞we]
ñerehue noun [ɲeˈɾewe]
nereida noun /neˈɾeida/: nereid (often capitalized in Spanish)
ñereo noun [ɲeˈɾeo]
nerfear verb /neɾfeˈaɾ/: to nerf; to lower the power of an ability or a character in a video game.
ñeri noun /ˈɲeɾi/: friend, mate
nerítico adjective /neˈɾitiko/: neritic
ñero adjective, noun /ˈɲeɾo/: A vulgar or uneducated person
Nerón proper noun /neˈɾon/: Nero (Roman emperor)
neroniano adjective, noun /neɾoˈnjano/: Neronian (of or relating to the emperor Nero)
nerónico adjective [neˈɾoniko]
neroniense adjective [neɾoˈnjẽnse]
nervación noun /neɾbaˈθjon/: nervation
nervado adjective [neɾˈβ̞að̞o]: nervate; nerved
nervadura noun [neɾβ̞aˈð̞uɾa]: midrib, nerve (of a plant leaf)
nerval adjective [neɾˈβ̞al]: neural
nervatura noun [neɾβ̞aˈt̪uɾa]: synonym of nervadura
nérveo adjective [ˈneɾβ̞eo]
nerviación noun: nerve
nerviado verb [neɾˈβ̞jað̞o]
nerviando verb [neɾˈβ̞jãn̪d̪o]
nerviar verb [neɾˈβ̞jaɾ]
nervimoción noun [neɾβ̞imoˈsjõn]
nervimotor adjective [neɾβ̞imoˈt̪oɾ]
nervino adjective [neɾˈβ̞ino]
nervio noun /ˈneɾbjo/: nerve
nervio abducente phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo aβ̞ð̞uˈsẽn̪t̪e]
nervio accesorio phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo akseˈsoɾjo]
nervio ciático noun, phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo ˈsjat̪iko]: sciatic nerve
nervio coclear phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo kokleˈaɾ]
nervio craneal noun: cranial nerve
nervio de buey noun: oxtail
nervio espinal noun: spinal nerve
nervio facial noun, phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo faˈsjal]: facial nerve
nervio glosofaríngeo phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo ɣ̞losofaˈɾĩŋxeo]
nervio hipogloso phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo ipoˈɣ̞loso]
nervio motor ocular común phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo moˈt̪oɾ okuˈlaɾ koˈmũn]
nervio motor ocular interno phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo moˈt̪oɾ okuˈlaɾ ĩn̪ˈt̪eɾno]
nervio oculomotor phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo okulomoˈt̪oɾ]
nervio olfatorio phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo olfaˈt̪oɾjo]
nervio óptico noun, phrase /ˌneɾbjo ˈobtiko/: optic nerve
nervio patético phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo paˈt̪et̪iko]
nervio trigémino noun, phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo t̪ɾiˈxemino]: trigeminal nerve
nervio troclear phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo t̪ɾokleˈaɾ]
nervio vago noun, phrase /ˌneɾbjo ˈbaɡo/: vagus nerve
nervio vestibulococlear phrase [ˈneɾβ̞jo β̞est̪iβ̞ulokokleˈaɾ]
nervios noun /ˈneɾbjos/: plural of nervio
nerviosamente adverb /neɾˌbjosaˈmente/: nervously
nerviosidad noun /neɾbjosiˈdad/: nervousness
nerviosísimo adjective [neɾβ̞joˈsisimo]: superlative degree of nervioso
nerviosismo noun /neɾbjoˈsismo/: nervousness
nervioso adjective /neɾˈbjoso/: nerve
nervosidad noun [neɾβ̞osiˈð̞að̞]
nervoso adjective /neɾˈboso/: nerve; nervous
nervudo adjective /neɾˈbudo/: wiry, sinewy
nérvula noun [ˈneɾβ̞ula]
nérvulo noun /ˈneɾbulo/: nervule
nervura noun [neɾˈβ̞uɾa]
ñery noun [ˈɲeɾi]
neseo adjective [neˈseo]
nesga noun /ˈnesɡa/: gore
nesgado verb [nesˈɣ̞að̞o]
nesgando verb [nesˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
nesgar verb [nesˈɣ̞aɾ]
neskatila noun: loader and unloader
nesosilicato noun [nesosiliˈkat̪o]: nesosilicate
Nestares proper noun [nesˈt̪aɾes]
Néstor proper noun [ˈnest̪oɾ]: Nestor
nestorianismo noun /nestoɾjaˈnismo/: Nestorianism
nestoriano adjective, noun [nest̪oˈɾjano]: Nestorian
net noun: net (“mesh to divide courts”)
neta adjective, adverb, noun /ˈneta/: truth
netamente adverb /ˌnetaˈmente/: solely, genuinely
Netanyahu proper noun /netaˈɲaxu/: a male surname from Hebrew
netbook noun /ˈnedbuk/: netbook
netear verb [net̪eˈaɾ]
netherita noun /nedeˈɾita/: netherite
netherite noun /ˈnedeɾait/: netherite
netiqueta noun [net̪iˈket̪a]
netnografía noun /nednoɡɾaˈfia/: netnography
neto adjective, noun /ˈneto/: clean, pure, clear
netsuke noun [net̪ˈsuke]
networking noun /ˈnetwoɾkin/: networking (meeting new people)
Neuburger noun [newβ̞uɾˈxeɾ]
Neue proper noun [ˈnewe]
neuma noun /ˈneuma/: neume, neuma (sign used in early musical notation)
Neuman proper noun [ˈnewmãn]
neumática adjective, noun /neuˈmatika/: pneumatics

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.