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Spanish words: ni pensarlo to nitrito

300 Spanish words, part 7 of 12 of the words starting with N, A to Z. 58 have a page of their own.

Spanish words ni pensarlo to nitrito

  1. ni pensarlo phrase: no way; over my dead body
  2. ni pinchar ni cortar verb: to have no clout, influence; To not give orders to, to not be in charge
  3. ni pío phrase /ˌni ˈpio/: mum's the word
  4. ni por asomo adverb: by no means
  5. ni por el coño phrase [ni poɾ el ˈkoɲo]
  6. ni por el forro adverb: by no means
  7. ni por el putas phrase [ni poɾ el ˈput̪as]
  8. ni por esas adverb: not for all the tea in China; no way José
  9. ni por imaginación adverb /ˌni poɾ imaxinaˈθjon/: in one's dreams
  10. ni por las tapas phrase [ni poɾ las ˈt̪apas]
  11. ni por pienso phrase [ni poɾ ˈpjẽnso]
  12. ni por soñación adverb: synonym of ni en sueños
  13. ni puta phrase /ˌni ˈputa/: ellipsis of ni puta idea (“no fucking idea”)
  14. ni puta idea phrase /ˌni ˌputa iˈdea/: no idea
  15. ni que conjunction, phrase /ˈni ke/: It's as if; anyone would have thought (that)
  16. ni que decir tiene phrase: needless to say
  17. ni qué hostias phrase: my ass; bullshit
  18. ni qué leches phrase: my ass; bullshit
  19. ni qué niño muerto phrase [ni ˈke ˈniɲo ˈmweɾt̪o]: my ass; bullshit
  20. ni qué ocho cuartos phrase: my ass; bullshit
  21. ni rey ni roque noun: absolutely nobody; no one at all
  22. ni se te ocurra phrase [ni se t̪e oˈkura]
  23. ni siquiera adverb /nisiˈkjeɾa/: not even
  24. ni tanto ni tan calvo phrase /ˌni ˌtanto ˌni ˌtan ˈkalbo/: don't exaggerate; don't get carried away
  25. ni te imaginas phrase /ˌni te imaˈxinas/: you have no idea; you can't even imagine
  26. ni un alma pronoun /ˌni un ˈalma/: not a soul, nobody, no one
  27. ni un pelo adverb: at all; whatsoever
  28. niaca interjection [ˈnjaka]
  29. niacina noun /njaˈθina/: niacin
  30. niagán interjection [njaˈɣ̞ãn]
  31. Niamey proper noun /njaˈmei/: Niamey (the capital city of Niger)
  32. niaulí noun /njauˈli/: niaouli
  33. Nibaldo proper noun [niˈβ̞al̪d̪o]
  34. nibelungo noun /nibeˈlunɡo/: Nibelung
  35. Nibia proper noun /ˈnibja/: a female given name
  36. nica adjective, adverb, noun /ˈnika/: Nicaraguan
  37. nicab noun [niˈkaβ̞]
  38. Nicanor proper noun /nikaˈnoɾ/: a male given name
  39. Nicaragua proper noun /nikaˈɾaɡwa/: Nicaragua (a country in Central America)
  40. nicaraguanidad noun [nikaɾaɣ̞waniˈð̞að̞]: the state of being Nicaraguan
  41. nicaraguanismo noun [nikaɾaɣ̞waˈnismo]
  42. nicaragüeñismo noun [nikaɾaɣ̞weˈɲismo]
  43. nicaragüeño adjective, noun: Nicaraguan
  44. nicaragüense adjective, noun /nikaɾaˈɡwense/: Nicaraguan
  45. nicardipina noun: nicardipine
  46. ñícaro noun [ˈɲikaɾo]
  47. nice adjective /ˈnais/: nice
  48. niceno adjective /niˈθeno/: Nicene, Nicaean
  49. niche adjective, noun /ˈnit͡ʃe/: low-class
  50. Nichi proper noun [ˈnit͡ʃi]
  51. nicho noun /ˈnit͡ʃo/: niche
  52. nicho hidrante phrase [ˈnit͡ʃo iˈð̞ɾãn̪t̪e]
  53. nick noun [ˈnik]
  54. nicle noun /ˈnikle/: nickel (5 cent coin)
  55. Nico proper noun /ˈniko/: a diminutive of the male given name Nicolás
  56. Nicodemus proper noun [nikoˈð̞emus]
  57. Nicol proper noun [niˈkol]
  58. nicolaíta adjective, noun [nikolaˈit̪a]: Nicolaite
  59. Nicolás proper noun /nikoˈlas/: a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Nicholas
  60. Nicolasa proper noun /nikoˈlasa/: a female given name, equivalent to English Nicola
  61. nicolasromerense adjective [nikolasromeˈɾẽnse]
  62. nicoleño adjective, noun /nikoˈleɲo/: of, from or relating to San Nicolás de los Arroyos
  63. nicolita adjective [nikoˈlit̪a]
  64. Nicoll proper noun [niˈkol]
  65. Nicómaco proper noun /niˈkomako/: Nicomachus
  66. Nicomedes proper noun [nikoˈmeð̞es]
  67. Nicomedia proper noun /nikoˈmedja/: Nicomedia
  68. Nicópolis proper noun /niˈkopolis/: Nicopolis
  69. Nicosia proper noun /niˈkosja/: Nicosia (the capital city of Cyprus and Northern Cyprus)
  70. nicotianamina noun /nikotjanaˈmina/: nicotianamine
  71. nicótico adjective [niˈkot̪iko]
  72. nicotina noun /nikoˈtina/: nicotine (addictive alkaloid derived from tobacco)
  73. nicotinamida noun: nicotinamide
  74. nicotínico adjective /nikoˈtiniko/: nicotinic
  75. nicoya adjective, noun /niˈkoʝa/: Nicoyan
  76. nicoyano adjective, noun /nikoˈʝano/: of, from or relating to Nicoya (town and canton of Costa Rica)
  77. nictalofobia noun [nikt̪aloˈfoβ̞ja]
  78. nictálope adjective /niɡˈtalope/: nyctalopic
  79. nictalopía noun /niɡtaloˈpia/: nyctalopia
  80. nictibio noun /niɡˈtibjo/: potoo
  81. nictitante adjective: nictating
  82. nictofobia noun [nikt̪oˈfoβ̞ja]: nyctophobia
  83. nictohilofobia noun [nikt̪ojloˈfoβ̞ja]
  84. nictosáurido noun: nyctosaurid
  85. nicturia noun [nikˈt̪uɾja]
  86. nicuatole noun: a dessert made from ground corn and sugar, traditional in Oaxaca, Mexico
  87. Nicuesa proper noun [niˈkwesa]
  88. nidación noun [nið̞aˈsjõn]: nidation
  89. nidada noun /niˈdada/: clutch (of eggs)
  90. nidal noun: nesting area
  91. Nidia proper noun [ˈnið̞ja]
  92. nidificación noun: nesting, nidification
  93. nidificado verb [nið̞ifiˈkað̞o]: past participle of nidificar
  94. nidificando verb [nið̞ifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of nidificar
  95. nidificante adjective: nesting (of wildlife)
  96. nidificar verb /nidifiˈkaɾ/: to nidify; to build a nest
  97. nido noun /ˈnido/: nest
  98. nido de ametralladoras noun: machine gun nest
  99. nido de ave noun: bird's-nest orchid (Neottia nidus-avis)
  100. nidos de gungulén noun /ˌnidos de ɡunɡuˈlen/: ball moss (Tillandsia recurvata)
  101. nie noun [ˈnje]: initialism of número de identidad de extranjero (“foreigner tax identification number”)
  102. niebla noun /ˈnjebla/: fog (a thick cloud that forms near the ground)
  103. niebla meona phrase [ˈnjeβ̞la meˈona]
  104. niel noun [ˈnjel]
  105. nielado verb [njeˈlað̞o]
  106. nielando verb [njeˈlãn̪d̪o]
  107. nielar verb [njeˈlaɾ]
  108. ñiele interjection [ˈɲjele]
  109. Ñielol proper noun [ɲjeˈlol]
  110. niempé interjection [njẽmˈpe]
  111. nies noun [ˈnjes]: plural of ni
  112. niescu noun [ˈnjesku]
  113. niéspero noun [ˈnjespeɾo]
  114. niéspola noun [ˈnjespola]
  115. nieta noun /ˈnjeta/: granddaughter
  116. nieta política noun: stepgranddaughter
  117. nietastra noun: stepgranddaughter
  118. nietastro noun [njeˈt̪ast̪ɾo]: stepgrandson, stepgrandchild
  119. nietecito adjective, noun /njeteˈθito/: diminutive of nieto
  120. nietito adjective, noun /njeˈtito/: diminutive of nieto
  121. nieto noun /ˈnjeto/: grandchild; grandson
  122. nieto político noun: stepgrandchild
  123. nietro noun [ˈnjet̪ɾo]
  124. nietzscheano adjective, noun /nit͡ʃeˈano/: Nietzschean
  125. nieve noun, verb /ˈnjebe/: snow
  126. NIF noun: acronym of número de identificación fiscal
  127. nifedipina noun: nifedipine
  128. ñifle adjective, pronoun [ˈɲifle]
  129. Níger proper noun /ˈnixeɾ/: Niger (a country in West Africa, situated to the north of Nigeria)
  130. Nigeria proper noun /niˈxeɾja/: Nigeria (a country in West Africa, south of the country of Niger)
  131. nigeriano adjective, noun /nixeˈɾjano/: Nigerian
  132. nigerino adjective, noun /nixeˈɾino/: Nigerien
  133. nigérrimo adjective /niˈxerimo/: superlative degree of negro
  134. nightclub noun /ˈnaidklub/: nightclub
  135. nightcore noun [ˈnajt̪koɾ]
  136. nigiri noun /niˈɡiɾi/: nigiri
  137. nigola noun [niˈɣ̞ola]
  138. nigroestriado adjective /niɡɾoesˈtɾjado/: nigrostriatal
  139. nigromancia noun /niɡɾomanˈθia/: necromancy (divination involving the dead)
  140. nigromante noun /niɡɾoˈmante/: necromancer
  141. nigromántico adjective, noun [niɣ̞ɾoˈmãn̪t̪iko]: nigromantic
  142. nigua noun /ˈniɡwa/: chigoe, jigger (Tunga penetrans)
  143. niguas interjection, noun /ˈniɡwas/: Used to express negation: no
  144. niguiri noun [niˈɣ̞iɾi]
  145. nihil obstat noun /ˌniil ˈobstat/: nihil obstat
  146. nihilidad noun /niiliˈdad/: nothingness, nonexistence
  147. nihilismo noun /niiˈlismo/: nihilism
  148. nihilista adjective, noun /niiˈlista/: nihilistic
  149. nihonio noun /ˈnjonjo/: nihonium
  150. Niigata proper noun [niiˈɣ̞at̪a]
  151. nijareño adjective [nixaˈɾeɲo]
  152. Nike proper noun /ˈnike/: Nike (Greek goddess)
  153. nikkei noun: person of Japanese descent
  154. ñilbo noun [ˈɲilβ̞o]
  155. Nilda proper noun /ˈnilda/: a female given name
  156. nilgó noun /nilˈɡo/: nilgai
  157. nilhue noun [ˈɲilwe]
  158. Nilo proper noun /ˈnilo/: Nile (a large river in Africa, usually considered to be the longest river in the world; its basin covers Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, the...
  159. nilón noun /niˈlon/: nylon
  160. nilota noun /niˈlota/: A member of the Nilotic peoples.
  161. nilótico adjective: Nilotic
  162. nilpotente noun: nilpotent
  163. Nilsa proper noun [ˈnilsa]
  164. nimbado adjective, verb /nimˈbado/: decorated
  165. nimbando verb [nĩmˈbãn̪d̪o]: gerund of nimbar
  166. nimbar verb /nimˈbaɾ/: to aureole; to halo
  167. nimbo noun, verb /ˈnimbo/: nimbus (cloud)
  168. nimboso adjective [nĩmˈboso]
  169. Nimega proper noun [niˈmeɣ̞a]: Nijmegen (a city in the Netherlands)
  170. nimiamente adverb [ˌnimjaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: trivially
  171. nimiedad noun /nimjeˈdad/: trifle, triviality
  172. nimio adjective /ˈnimjo/: insignificant, trivial, petty, trifling
  173. nimodipina noun: nimodipine
  174. nimrávido noun: nimravid
  175. Nimrud proper noun [nĩmˈruð̞]
  176. niña adjective, noun /ˈniɲa/: girl, female equivalent of niño
  177. niña bonita noun /ˌniɲa boˈnita/: pet; darling
  178. niña de los ojos noun /ˌniɲa de los ˈoxos/: pupil
  179. niña de sus ojos noun: alternative form of niña de los ojos
  180. niña de tus ojos noun: alternative form of niña de los ojos
  181. niña lino phrase [ˈniɲa ˈlino]
  182. niñada noun [niˈɲað̞a]: childish act
  183. niñato adjective, noun [niˈɲat̪o]: childish
  184. niñe noun /ˈniɲe/: child
  185. niñeado verb [niɲeˈað̞o]
  186. niñeando verb [niɲeˈãn̪d̪o]
  187. niñera noun /niˈɲeɾa/: babysitter (female)
  188. niñería noun /niɲeˈɾia/: childishness
  189. niñero noun /niˈɲeɾo/: babysitter (male)
  190. niñez noun /niˈɲeθ/: childhood
  191. ninfa noun /ˈninfa/: nymph
  192. ninfagogo noun [nĩɱfaˈɣ̞oɣ̞o]
  193. ninfal adjective /ninˈfal/: nymphal
  194. ninfas noun [ˈnĩɱfas]: plural of ninfa
  195. ninfea noun /ninˈfea/: water lily
  196. ninfeo noun [nĩɱˈfeo]: nymphaeum
  197. ninfo noun [ˈnĩɱfo]
  198. ninfolepsia noun [nĩɱfoˈlepsja]
  199. ninfómana noun /ninˈfomana/: nymphomaniac
  200. ninfomanía noun /ninfomaˈnia/: nymphomania
  201. ninfomaníaco adjective /ninfomaˈniako/: nymphomaniac
  202. ninfómano noun: nymphomaniac
  203. nínfula noun [ˈnĩɱfula]: nymphet
  204. ñinga noun [ˈɲĩŋga]
  205. ningufoneado verb [nĩŋgufoneˈað̞o]
  206. ningufoneando verb [nĩŋgufoneˈãn̪d̪o]
  207. ningufonear verb [nĩŋgufoneˈaɾ]
  208. ningufoneo noun [nĩŋgufoˈneo]: phubbing
  209. ñinguitica noun [ɲĩŋgiˈt̪ika]
  210. ningún adjective, determiner /ninˈɡun/: apocopic form of ninguno (“not any”)
  211. ningún nacido noun /ninˌɡun naˈθido/: nobody
  212. ninguneado verb /ninɡuneˈado/: past participle of ningunear
  213. ninguneando verb [nĩŋguneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ningunear
  214. ningunear verb /ninɡuneˈaɾ/: to ignore, forget
  215. ninguneo noun, verb /ninɡuˈneo/: snub; ignoring
  216. ninguno adjective, determiner, pronoun /ninˈɡuno/: no; none; (no/not…) at all, whatsoever, in the slightest; any (negative)
  217. nini noun /ˈnini/: NEET, neet
  218. Ninian proper noun [ˈninjãn]
  219. niñita noun /niˈɲita/: diminutive of niña
  220. niñito noun /niˈɲito/: diminutive of niño, small child
  221. Nínive proper noun /ˈninibe/: Nineveh (an ancient city in Assyria, in modern Iraq, near Mosul)
  222. ninja adjective, noun /ˈninʝa/: ninja (spy and mercenary in pre-modern Japan)
  223. niño adjective, noun /ˈniɲo/: child, boy
  224. niño burbuja phrase [ˈniɲo β̞uɾˈβ̞uxa]
  225. niño cambiado noun /ˌniɲo kamˈbjado/: changeling
  226. niño de coro noun: choirboy
  227. niño de la bola noun: child with the world at one's feet
  228. niño de pecho noun: babe in arms, infant
  229. niño Jesús noun, phrase [ˈniɲo xeˈsus]: Baby Jesus
  230. niño probeta noun /ˌniɲo pɾoˈbeta/: test tube baby
  231. niño prodigio noun /ˌniɲo pɾoˈdixjo/: child prodigy
  232. niño rata noun, phrase /ˌniɲo ˈrata/: a kid addicted to video games, a squeaker
  233. niño salvaje noun: feral child
  234. niño sin padres noun /ˌniɲo ˌsim ˈpadɾes/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see niño, sin, padres: child without parents
  235. niño soldado noun /ˌniɲo solˈdado/: child soldier
  236. niñoca noun [niˈɲoka]
  237. Ninoska proper noun [niˈnoska]
  238. nínox noun /ˈninoɡs/: any owl of the Ninox genus, including various species of boobooks and hawk-owls
  239. nintendero adjective, noun /nintenˈdeɾo/: Nintendo (related to Nintendo)
  240. nintendo noun /ninˈtendo/: any Nintendo video game console
  241. niobio noun /ˈnjobjo/: niobium
  242. nipa noun [ˈɲipa]
  243. ñipe noun [ˈɲipe]
  244. niple noun [ˈniple]
  245. nipo- prefix: Nippo-
  246. nipofilia noun /nipoˈfilja/: Japanophilia (strong interest in Japan)
  247. nipofilo noun: Japanophile
  248. nipón adjective, noun /niˈpon/: Japanese, Nipponese
  249. niponización noun: Japanification
  250. niponología noun [niponoloˈxia]
  251. nipre interjection [ˈnipɾe]
  252. niqab noun: niqab
  253. ñique noun [ˈɲike]
  254. níquel noun /ˈnikel/: nickel
  255. niquelado noun, verb /nikeˈlado/: nickeling
  256. niquelando verb [nikeˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of niquelar
  257. niquelar verb /nikeˈlaɾ/: to nickel
  258. niquelero adjective /nikeˈleɾo/: nickel
  259. niquelífero adjective: nickel
  260. niquelina noun: nickeline
  261. niqui noun /ˈniki/: polo (piece of clothing)
  262. ñiquiñaque noun [ɲikiˈɲake]
  263. ñire noun /ˈɲiɾe/: Antarctic beech (Nothofagus antarctica)
  264. ñirivilo noun [ɲiɾiˈβ̞ilo]
  265. ñirre noun /ˈɲire/: alternative spelling of ñire
  266. nirvana noun /niɾˈbana/: nirvana
  267. ñisca noun [ˈɲiska]
  268. níscalo noun /ˈniskalo/: saffron milk cap (edible mushroom of the species Lactarius deliciosus)
  269. ñisñil noun /ɲisˈɲil/: cattail
  270. nisología noun: the study of islands
  271. nison noun [ˈnisõn]
  272. níspero noun /ˈnispeɾo/: medlar (Mespilus germanica, now Crataegus germanica)
  273. níspero europeo noun /ˌnispeɾo euɾoˈpeo/: the medlar
  274. níspero japonés noun /ˌnispeɾo xapoˈnes/: the loquat (tree & fruit)
  275. nistagmo noun /nisˈtaɡmo/: nystagmus
  276. nisu noun [ˈnisu]
  277. nitaíno noun [nit̪aˈino]
  278. nitazoxanida noun: nitazoxanide
  279. nítidamente adverb [ˌnit̪ið̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]: clearly, distinctly
  280. nitidez noun /nitiˈdeθ/: clarity, clearness (cleanness)
  281. nítido adjective /ˈnitido/: pure, clear, clean
  282. Nito proper noun /ˈnito/: a diminutive of the male given names Juanito and Antonito
  283. nitración noun: nitration
  284. nitrado verb [niˈt̪ɾað̞o]: past participle of nitrar
  285. nitrando verb [niˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of nitrar
  286. nitrar verb: to nitrate
  287. nitrato noun /niˈtɾato/: nitrate
  288. nitrato de amonio noun: ammonium nitrate
  289. nitrato de potasio noun /niˌtɾato de poˈtasjo/: potassium nitrate
  290. nitrato de sodio noun: sodium nitrate
  291. nitreno noun: nitrene
  292. nitrería noun /nitɾeˈɾia/: nitrary
  293. nítrico adjective /ˈnitɾiko/: nitric
  294. nitrificación noun /nitɾifikaˈθjon/: nitrification
  295. nitrificador adjective, noun: something that nitrifies
  296. nitrificante adjective /nitɾifiˈkante/: nitrifying
  297. nitrificar verb /nitɾifiˈkaɾ/: to nitrify
  298. nitrilio noun: nitrile
  299. nitrilo noun [niˈt̪ɾilo]: nitrile
  300. nitrito noun: nitrite

Part 6 · Part 8 · 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.