Spanish words: no vaya a ser que to norepinefrina

300 Spanish words, part 9 of 12 of the words starting with N, A to Z. 69 have a page of their own.

Spanish words no vaya a ser que to norepinefrina

no vaya a ser que conjunction: in case
no veas phrase /ˌno ˈbeas/: wow, unbelievable, you have no idea (used as an interjection to express surprise, shock, or strong emphasis)
no vendas la piel del oso antes de cazarlo proverb /ˌno ˌbendas la ˌpjel del ˌoso ˌantes de kaˈθaɾlo/: don't count your chickens before they're hatched
no vender una escoba verb: to be a dead loss
no vengas tú phrase [ˈno ˈβ̞ẽŋgas ˈt̪u]
no venir a cuento verb /ˌno beˌniɾ a ˈkwento/: synonym of no venir al caso
no venir al caso verb /ˌno beˌniɾ al ˈkaso/: to be neither here nor there; to be beside the point
no ver la hora de verb /ˌno ˌbeɾ la ˈoɾa de/: to look forward to; can't wait (for)
no ver ni pies ni cabeza a verb: to not make head or tail of
no ver tres en un burro verb: to be blind as a bat
no verle el queso a la tostada phrase [ˈno ˈβ̞eɾle el ˈkeso a la t̪osˈt̪að̞a]
no ya adverb: not just
Noain proper noun [ˈnoãjn]
noájida noun /noˈaxida/: Noahide
noasáurido noun: noasaurid
ñoba noun /ˈɲoba/: bathroom
nobel noun [noˈβ̞el]: Nobel Prize
nobelable adjective [noβ̞eˈlaβ̞le]
nobelio noun /noˈbeljo/: nobelium
Nobia proper noun [ˈnoβ̞ja]
nobiliario adjective /nobiˈljaɾjo/: noble
nobilísimo adjective [noβ̞iˈlisimo]: superlative degree of noble
noble adjective, noun /ˈnoble/: noble
noblemente adverb /ˌnobleˈmente/: nobly
nobleza noun /noˈbleθa/: nobility
noblote adjective /noˈblote/: noble
Noboa proper noun /noˈboa/: a surname, variant of Novoa
nobuk noun [noˈβ̞uk]
ñoca adjective, noun /ˈɲoka/: female equivalent of ñoco
nocao noun /noˈkao/: knockout
nocardiosis noun /nokaɾˈdjosis/: nocardiosis
nocaut noun /noˈkaut/: knockout
nocaut técnico phrase [noˈkawt̪ ˈt̪ekniko]
nocebo noun [noˈseβ̞o]
Noceda proper noun [noˈseð̞a]
nocedal noun: walnut grove or plantation
nocente adjective: noxious
ñocha noun /ˈɲot͡ʃa/: Greigia landbeckii, a species of bromeliad from Chile.
nocharniego adjective /not͡ʃaɾˈnjeɡo/: nocturnal
noche adverb, noun /ˈnot͡ʃe/: night (the period between sunset and sunrise)
Noche Buena phrase [ˈnot͡ʃe ˈβ̞wena]
noche cerrada noun /ˌnot͡ʃe θeˈrada/: dead of night
noche de bodas noun, phrase [ˈnot͡ʃe ð̞e ˈβ̞oð̞as]: wedding night
noche de perros noun: awful night; night from hell
noche de San Juan noun /ˌnot͡ʃe de ˌsan ˈxwan/: Saint John's Eve (the night before June 24)
noche oscura del alma noun: dark night of the soul
noche y día adverb, phrase [ˈnot͡ʃe i ˈð̞ia]: synonym of día y noche
nochebuena noun [not͡ʃeˈβ̞wena]: poinsettia
nochecita noun /not͡ʃeˈθita/: diminutive of noche
nocheriego adjective, noun: night owl
nocherniego adjective, noun [not͡ʃeɾˈnjeɣ̞o]: night owl
nochero adjective, noun /noˈt͡ʃeɾo/: night worker
nochevieja noun [not͡ʃeˈβ̞jexa]: alternative form of Nochevieja
nochizo noun [noˈt͡ʃiso]
nocible adjective: noxious
nocicepción noun: nociception
nociceptivo adjective: nociceptive
nociceptor noun [nosisepˈt̪oɾ]: nociceptor
nocierto interjection [noˈsjeɾt̪o]
nocilla noun /noˈθiʝa/: chocolate spread
noción noun /noˈθjon/: notion
nocional adjective /noθjoˈnal/: notional
nocir verb /noˈθiɾ/: to harm, damage
nocividad noun /noθibiˈdad/: harmfulness
nocivo adjective /noˈθibo/: noxious
ñocla noun /ˈɲokla/: brown crab (Cancer pagurus)
ñoclo noun [ˈɲoklo]
ñoco adjective, noun /ˈɲoko/: Having had a finger or hand amputated
ñocorpi noun [ɲoˈkoɾpi]
nocosa noun [noˈkosa]
noctambulado verb [nokt̪ãmbuˈlað̞o]
noctambulando verb [nokt̪ãmbuˈlãn̪d̪o]
noctambulismo noun [nokt̪ãmbuˈlismo]
noctámbulo adjective, noun /noɡˈtambulo/: tending to be awake or up and about at night
noctifobia noun [nokt̪iˈfoβ̞ja]
noctiluca noun [nokt̪iˈluka]
noctívago adjective, noun /noɡˈtibaɡo/: sleepwalker
nóctulo noun [ˈnokt̪ulo]: noctule (bat)
nocturia noun [nokˈt̪uɾja]
nocturnamente adverb [nokˌt̪uɾnaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: nocturnally
nocturnancia noun [nokt̪uɾˈnãnsja]
nocturnidad noun /noɡtuɾniˈdad/: nocturnality
nocturnino adjective [nokt̪uɾˈnino]
nocturno adjective, noun /noɡˈtuɾno/: night
nodal adjective /noˈdal/: nodal
nodo noun /ˈnodo/: node
nodocente noun [noð̞oˈsẽn̪t̪e]
nodosáurido noun: nodosaur
nodoso adjective /noˈdoso/: nodose
nodriza noun /noˈdɾiθa/: wet nurse
nodulación noun /nodulaˈθjon/: nodulation
nodular adjective /noduˈlaɾ/: nodular
nódulo noun /ˈnodulo/: nodule
nódulo linfático noun: lymphatic node
noduloso adjective: nodulose
Noé noun [noˈe]
Noel proper noun /noˈel/: a surname
Noel de Izarra phrase [noˈel̪ d̪e iˈsara]
Noelia proper noun /noˈelja/: a female given name, equivalent to English Noelle or French Noëlle
noema noun [noˈema]
noemático adjective [noeˈmat̪iko]
Noemí proper noun /noˈemi/: a female given name, equivalent to English Naomi
noetheriano adjective: noetherian
noética adjective, noun [noˈet̪ika]: noetics
noético adjective [noˈet̪iko]: noetic
nogada noun /noˈɡada/: a sauce made from walnuts and spices
nogal adjective, noun /noˈɡal/: walnut tree
nogalar noun: walnut plantation
nogalina noun [noɣ̞aˈlina]
Nogar proper noun [noˈɣ̞aɾ]
nogayo adjective, noun: Nogai
Nogueira proper noun [noˈɣ̞ejɾa]
noguera noun /noˈɡeɾa/: walnut (tree)
nogueral noun [noɣ̞eˈɾal]
Nogués proper noun [noˈɣ̞es]
ñogui noun [ˈɲoɣ̞i]
noh noun [ˈno]
Nohely proper noun [noˈeli]
noica noun /ˈnoika/: synonym of paranoia
Nolasco proper noun /noˈlasko/: a male given name
Nolberto proper noun [nolˈβ̞eɾt̪o]
nolens volens phrase [noˈlẽns β̞oˈlẽns]
nolí noun /noˈli/: The American oil palm, Elaeis oleifera.
nolición noun /noliˈθjon/: unwillingness; nolition
noluntad noun: unwillingness, resistance
NOM noun: initialism of Norma Oficial Mexicana (Official Mexican Standard), each of a series of official, compulsory standards and regulations for diverse activities...
nómada adjective, noun /ˈnomada/: nomadic
nómade adjective /ˈnomade/: alternative spelling of nómada
nomádico adjective: nomadic
nomadismo noun: nomadism
nomarca noun: nomarch
nomás adverb, conjunction /noˈmas/: only, just
nomatofobia noun [nomat̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
nombradía noun [nõmbɾaˈð̞ia]: fame; renown
nombrado adjective, verb /nomˈbɾado/: well-known
nombramiento noun /nombɾaˈmjento/: appointment (to a position)
nombrando verb [nõmˈbɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of nombrar
nombrante adjective /nomˈbɾante/: naming, giving a name
nombrar verb /nomˈbɾaɾ/: to name
nombre interjection, noun, verb /ˈnombɾe/: name
nombre abstracto noun, phrase [ˈnõmbɾe aβ̞sˈt̪ɾakt̪o]: abstract noun
nombre adjetivo phrase [ˈnõmbɾe að̞xeˈt̪iβ̞o]
nombre ambiguo phrase [ˈnõmbɾe ãmˈbiɣ̞wo]
nombre animado phrase [ˈnõmbɾe aniˈmað̞o]
nombre artístico noun: nom d'artiste; pseudonym
nombre científico noun: scientific name
nombre colectivo noun, phrase [ˈnõmbɾe kolekˈt̪iβ̞o]: collective noun
nombre comercial noun: trade name
nombre completo noun: full name
nombre común noun, phrase [ˈnõmbɾe koˈmũn]: common noun
nombre común en cuanto al género phrase [ˈnõmbɾe koˈmũn ẽŋ ˈkwãn̪t̪o al ˈxeneɾo]
nombre concreto phrase [ˈnõmbɾe kõŋˈkɾet̪o]
nombre contable noun, phrase /ˌnombɾe konˈtable/: count noun
nombre continuo phrase [ˈnõmbɾe kõn̪ˈt̪inwo]
nombre de agente noun: agent noun
nombre de guerra noun: pseudonym; nom de guerre
nombre de pila noun, phrase /ˌnombɾe de ˈpila/: given name
nombre de soltera noun: maiden name
nombre discontinuo phrase [ˈnõmbɾe ð̞iskõn̪ˈt̪inwo]
nombre discreto phrase [ˈnõmbɾe ð̞isˈkɾet̪o]
nombre epiceno phrase [ˈnõmbɾe epiˈseno]
nombre genérico noun: generic name
nombre inanimado phrase [ˈnõmbɾe inaniˈmað̞o]
nombre incontable noun, phrase [ˈnõmbɾe ĩŋkõn̪ˈt̪aβ̞le]: uncountable noun; mass noun
nombre no contable phrase [ˈnõmbɾe ˈno kõn̪ˈt̪aβ̞le]
nombre numeral noun, phrase [ˈnõmbɾe numeˈɾal]: noun numeral, a noun that represents a number
nombre propio noun, phrase [ˈnõmbɾe ˈpɾopjo]: proper noun
nombre substantivo noun: alternative form of nombre sustantivo
nombre sustantivo noun, phrase [ˈnõmbɾe sust̪ãn̪ˈt̪iβ̞o]: noun
nome noun /ˈnome/: name
nomenclador adjective, noun /nomenklaˈdoɾ/: showing the name
nomenclar verb [nomẽŋˈklaɾ]
nomenclátor noun [nomẽŋˈklat̪oɾ]: name catalogue; binder of names
nomenclatura noun /nomenklaˈtuɾa/: nomenclature
nomenclatura binominal noun, phrase [nomẽŋklaˈt̪uɾa β̞inomiˈnal]: binomial nomenclature
nomenclatural adjective /nomenklatuˈɾal/: nomenclatural
nomenclaturar verb [nomẽŋklat̪uˈɾaɾ]
nomenklatura noun /nomenklaˈtuɾa/: nomenklatura
nomeolvides noun /nomeolˈbides/: forget-me-not (flower)
-nomía suffix [noˈmia]: -nomy
nómina noun, verb /ˈnomina/: payroll
nominación noun /nominaˈθjon/: nomination
nominado adjective, noun, verb /nomiˈnado/: nominated
nominador adjective: nominating
nominal adjective /nomiˈnal/: nominal
nominalismo noun [nominaˈlismo]: nominalism
nominalista adjective, noun /nominaˈlista/: nominalist
nominalización noun [nominalisaˈsjõn]: nominalization
nominalizado verb /nominaliˈθado/: past participle of nominalizar
nominalizador adjective, noun [nominalisaˈð̞oɾ]: that normalizes
nominalizando verb [nominaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of nominalizar
nominalizándose verb [nominaliˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of nominalizar combined with se
nominalizante adjective [nominaliˈsãn̪t̪e]
nominalizar verb /nominaliˈθaɾ/: to nominalize
nominalizarse verb [nominaliˈsaɾse]: infinitive of nominalizar combined with se
nominalmente adverb: nominally
nominando verb [nomiˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of nominar
nominar verb /nomiˈnaɾ/: to nominate
nominativo adjective, noun /nominaˈtibo/: nominative (giving a name, naming; designating)
nomo noun /ˈnomo/: alternative form of gnomo
nomofilo noun [nomoˈfilo]
nomofobia noun /nomoˈfobja/: nomophobia
nomograma noun /nomoˈɡɾama/: nomogram
nomología noun [nomoloˈxia]: nomology
nomológico adjective /nomoˈloxiko/: nomological
non adjective, adverb, noun /ˈnon/: odd (indivisible by two)
non bis in idem phrase: ne bis in idem
non sancto adjective /ˌnon ˈsanto/: unholy; wicked; crooked
non sequitur phrase [ˈnõn sekiˈt̪uɾ]
nona adjective, noun /ˈnona/: grandma nana
nonada noun /noˈnada/: a thing or event of little or no importance or value
nonadecágono noun: enneadecagon
nonaflato noun: nonaflate
nonagenario adjective, noun /nonaxeˈnaɾjo/: nonagenarian
nonagésimo adjective, noun, number /nonaˈxesimo/: ninetieth
nonagésimo cuarto adjective /nonaˌxesimo ˈkwaɾto/: ninety-fourth
nonagésimo noveno adjective /nonaˌxesimo noˈbeno/: ninety-ninth
nonagésimo octavo adjective /nonaˌxesimo oɡˈtabo/: ninety-eighth
nonagésimo primer adjective /nonaˌxesimo pɾiˈmeɾ/: apocopic form of nonagésimo primero (“ninety-first”)
nonagésimo primero adjective /nonaˌxesimo pɾiˈmeɾo/: ninety-first
nonagésimo quinto adjective /nonaˌxesimo ˈkinto/: ninety-fifth
nonagésimo segundo adjective /nonaˌxesimo seˈɡundo/: ninety-second
nonagésimo séptimo adjective /nonaˌxesimo ˈsebtimo/: ninety-seventh
nonagésimo sexto adjective /nonaˌxesimo ˈseɡsto/: ninety-sixth
nonagésimo tercer adjective /nonaˌxesimo teɾˈθeɾ/: apocopic form of nonagésimo tercero (“ninety-third”)
nonagésimo tercero adjective /nonaˌxesimo teɾˈθeɾo/: ninety-third
nonagonal adjective /nonaɡoˈnal/: nonagonal
nonágono adjective, noun /noˈnaɡono/: nonagonal
nonamestral adjective [nonamesˈt̪ɾal]
ñoñas adjective, noun /ˈnonas/: feminine plural of nono
nonato adjective [noˈnat̪o]: unborn
ñoñear verb /ɲoɲeˈaɾ/: to whine
ñoñería noun /ɲoɲeˈɾia/: dotage, senility
nones adverb /ˈnones/: absolutely not; no way
noneto noun /noˈneto/: nonet
ñoñez noun [ɲoˈɲes]
ñonga noun /ˈɲonɡa/: penis, dick
ñongarse verb [ɲõŋˈgaɾse]
ñongo adjective [ˈɲõŋgo]
noni interjection, noun /ˈnoni/: noni (fruit)
nonillizo adjective, noun [noniˈʝiso]: nonuplet
nonillón noun [noniˈʝõn]: septendecillion (10⁵⁴)
noningentésimo adjective, noun, number /noninxenˈtesimo/: nine hundredth
nonio noun /ˈnonjo/: nonius
nonnato adjective [nõnˈnat̪o]
nono adjective, noun, number /ˈnono/: ninth
nónuple adjective /ˈnonuple/: ninefold, nonuple
nónuplo adjective [ˈnonuplo]
noob adjective [ˈnuβ̞]
noodle noun /ˈnudel/: noodle (food)
noológico adjective [nooˈloxiko]
noongar adjective, noun /noonˈɡaɾ/: Noongar
nootrópico adjective, noun /nooˈtɾopiko/: nootropic
nop interjection /ˈnop/: nope
nopal noun /noˈpal/: nopal (plant)
nopaleda noun: terrain abundant in nopal plants
nopalera noun: terrain abundant in nopal plants
nopalitos noun: a dish of diced nopal cactus pads
nope interjection [ˈnope]
ñopo noun [ˈɲopo]
nopor noun /ˈnopoɾ/: euphemistic form of porno (“porn”)
noqueado verb /nokeˈado/: past participle of noquear
noqueador noun /nokeaˈdoɾ/: a boxer who knocks out their opponent
noqueando verb [nokeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of noquear
noquear verb /nokeˈaɾ/: to knock out
ñoquera noun /ɲoˈkeɾa/: a gnocchi board (grooved wooden board for making gnocchi)
ñoqui noun /ˈɲoki/: dumpling, gnocchi
ñoquis noun /ˈɲokis/: gnocchi
ñor noun, prefix /ˈɲoɾ/: clipping of señor
ñora noun /ˈɲoɾa/: a type of pepper, used to make paprika
norabuena interjection: congrats
noradrenalina noun: noradrenaline
noradrenérgico adjective /noɾadɾeˈneɾxiko/: noradrenergic
norafricano adjective, noun: North African
Norambuena proper noun [noɾãmˈbwena]
noray noun /noˈɾai/: bollard
ñorba noun [ˈɲoɾβ̞a]
norbertino adjective: Norbertine
Norberto proper noun [noɾˈβ̞eɾt̪o]
ñorbo noun [ˈɲoɾβ̞o]
norbornano noun: norbornane
norcarolino adjective, noun /noɾkaɾoˈlino/: North Carolinian
norcentral adjective: north-central
Norcorea proper noun /noɾkoˈɾea/: North Korea (a country in East Asia, whose territory consists of the northern part of Korea)
norcoreano adjective, noun /noɾkoɾeˈano/: North Korean
nord- prefix [ˈnoɾð̞]
nordakoteño adjective, noun /noɾdakoˈteɲo/: North Dakotan
nordestano noun: a player, coach, or fan of Gigantes del Cibao, a baseball team from San Francisco de Macorís, Dominican Republic
nordeste noun /noɾˈdeste/: northeast
nordesteado verb [noɾð̞est̪eˈað̞o]
nordesteando verb [noɾð̞est̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
nordestino adjective: northeastern
nórdica adjective, noun /ˈnoɾdika/: ellipsis of funda nórdica (“duvet cover”)
nórdicamente adverb /ˌnoɾdikaˈmente/: Nordically
nórdico adjective, noun /ˈnoɾdiko/: Norse (from or native to the Nordic lands)
nórdico antiguo noun: Old Norse (language)
nordista noun: northerner, Yankee
ñordo noun /ˈɲoɾdo/: shit
nordstrandita noun: nordstrandite
norepinefrina noun: norepinephrine, noradrenaline

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.