Spanish words: odiseico to Okinawa

Spanish words odiseico to Okinawa

1. odiseico adjective: Odyssean
2. Odiseo proper noun /odiˈseo/: Odysseus
3. -odo suffix: -ode
4. odometría noun: odometry
5. odómetro noun /oˈdometɾo/: odometer (instrument to measure distance travelled)
6. Odón proper noun [oˈð̞õn]
7. odonato noun: odonate
8. odónimo noun /oˈdonimo/: hodonym
9. odontalgia noun /odonˈtalxja/: toothache
10. odontálgico adjective [oð̞õn̪ˈt̪alxiko]: odontalgic
11. odontoblasto noun /odontoˈblasto/: odontoblast
12. odontoceto noun /odontoˈθeto/: toothed whale
13. odontofobia noun [oð̞õn̪t̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
14. odontoide adjective, noun: odontoid
15. odontología noun /odontoloˈxia/: odontology; dentistry
16. odontológico adjective /odontoˈloxiko/: odontological, dental
17. odontólogo noun /odonˈtoloɡo/: odontologist; dentist
18. odontopediatría noun: odontopediatrics
19. odontosección noun: odontosection
20. odorable adjective [oð̞oˈɾaβ̞le]
21. odorante adjective [oð̞oˈɾãn̪t̪e]: odorous
22. odorato noun [oð̞oˈɾat̪o]
23. odorífero adjective /odoˈɾifeɾo/: odorous, odoriferous
24. odorífico adjective [oð̞oˈɾifiko]
25. odre noun /ˈodɾe/: goatskin, wineskin
26. odrecillo noun /odɾeˈθiʝo/: a type of Iberian bagpipes
27. odrería noun /odɾeˈɾia/: a shop where goatskins are made or sold
28. Odría proper noun /oˈdɾia/: a surname from Basque
29. odriísta adjective, noun /odɾiˈista/: Odriist (related to Manuel A. Odría)
30. odrina noun /oˈdɾina/: a wineskin made from the skin of an ox
31. Odriozola proper noun [oð̞ɾjoˈsola]
32. odrisio adjective, noun /oˈdɾisjo/: Odrysian
33. oe interjection /ˈoe/: hey!
34. OEA abbreviation
35. oenc noun [oˈẽŋk]
36. oenegé noun: NGO, non-governmental organization
37. oenofobia noun [oenoˈfoβ̞ja]
38. oesnoroeste noun [oesnoɾoˈest̪e]: west-northwest
39. oesnorueste noun: west-northwest
40. oeste adjective, noun /oˈeste/: west
41. oesteño adjective /oesˈteɲo/: western
42. oestenoroeste noun: west-northwest
43. oesudoeste noun [oesuð̞oˈest̪e]: west-southwest
44. oesudueste noun: west-southwest
45. oesuroeste noun [oesuɾoˈest̪e]: west-southwest
46. Ofelia proper noun /oˈfelja/: a female given name, equivalent to English Ophelia
47. ofenda noun, verb /oˈfenda/: insult
48. ofendedor adjective /ofendeˈdoɾ/: synonym of ofensor (“offending”)
49. ofender verb /ofenˈdeɾ/: to offend
50. ofender a Dios verb: to sin; to commit a sin
51. ofenderse verb [ofẽn̪ˈd̪eɾse]: infinitive of ofender combined with se
52. ofenderse del aire verb: to be touchy
53. ofendidito noun [ofẽn̪d̪iˈð̞it̪o]: snowflake (somebody who is easily offended, especially by politically incorrect views)
54. ofendidizo adjective [ofẽn̪d̪iˈð̞iso]
55. ofendido adjective, verb /ofenˈdido/: offended
56. ofendiendo verb [ofẽn̪ˈd̪jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of ofender
57. ofendiéndose verb [ofẽn̪ˈd̪jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of ofender combined with se
58. ofensa noun /oˈfensa/: offense
59. ofensiva adjective, noun /ofenˈsiba/: offensive
60. ofensivamente adverb: offensively
61. ofensividad noun: offensive (attacking play)
62. ofensivo adjective /ofenˈsibo/: offensive
63. ofensor adjective, noun /ofenˈsoɾ/: offending
64. oferente noun /ofeˈɾente/: provider (of a service)
65. oferta noun, verb /oˈfeɾta/: offer (a proposal that has been made)
66. oferta pública de adquisición phrase [oˈfeɾt̪a ˈpuβ̞lika ð̞e að̞kisiˈsjõn]
67. ofertado verb /ofeɾˈtado/: past participle of ofertar
68. ofertando verb [ofeɾˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ofertar
69. ofertante noun /ofeɾˈtante/: bidder
70. ofertar verb /ofeɾˈtaɾ/: to offer
71. ofertón noun /ofeɾˈton/: super special offer
72. ofertorio noun [ofeɾˈt̪oɾjo]: offertory
73. off adjective /ˈof/: off-screen
74. off-shore adjective /ofˈʃoɾ/: alternative spelling of offshore
75. offline adjective /ˌof ˈlain/: offline
76. offset noun /ˈofset/: offset
77. offshore adjective, noun /ofˈʃoɾ/: offshore
78. offside noun /ofˈsaid/: an offside position
79. ofi adverb, noun /ˈofi/: clipping of oficina (“office”)
80. ofibodega noun: an office-cum-warehouse, generally in an industrial park
81. oficentro noun: head office
82. oficiado verb /ofiˈθjado/: past participle of oficiar
83. oficial adjective, noun /ofiˈθjal/: official
84. oficiala noun, verb [ofiˈsjala]: second-person singular voseo imperative of oficiar combined with la
85. oficialato noun: officialship
86. oficialía noun /ofiθjaˈlia/: officership
87. oficialidad noun /ofiθjaliˈdad/: officiality
88. oficialismo noun /ofiθjaˈlismo/: pro-government political forces
89. oficialista adjective, noun: pro-government
90. oficialización noun /ofiθjaliθaˈθjon/: officialisation
91. oficializado verb /ofiθjaliˈθado/: past participle of oficializar
92. oficializando verb /ofiθjaliˈθando/: gerund of oficializar
93. oficializar verb /ofiθjaliˈθaɾ/: to officialize
94. oficialmente adverb [ofiˌsjalˈmẽn̪t̪e]: officially
95. oficiando verb [ofiˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of oficiar
96. oficiante adjective, noun /ofiˈθjante/: officiant
97. oficiar verb /ofiˈθjaɾ/: to officiate
98. oficina noun /ofiˈθina/: office (a room used for non-manual work)
99. oficina de cambio phrase [ofiˈsina ð̞e ˈkãmbjo]
100. oficina de correos noun, phrase [ofiˈsina ð̞e koˈreos]: post office
101. oficinal adjective /ofiθiˈnal/: officinal
102. oficinista noun /ofiθiˈnista/: office worker
103. oficio noun, verb /oˈfiθjo/: profession, occupation
104. oficio divino noun /oˌfiθjo diˈbino/: Divine Office
105. oficios noun /oˈfiθjos/: plural of oficio
106. oficiosamente adverb: unofficially
107. oficiosidad noun /ofiθjosiˈdad/: officiousness
108. oficioso adjective /ofiˈθjoso/: officious
109. oficleida noun /ofiˈkleida/: alternative spelling of oficleido
110. oficleide noun /ofiˈkleide/: alternative spelling of oficleido
111. oficleido noun /ofiˈkleido/: synonym of figle (ophicleide)
112. ofídico adjective /oˈfidiko/: ophidian
113. ofidio adjective, noun /oˈfidjo/: ophidian
114. ofidiofilia noun [ofið̞joˈfilja]
115. ofidiofobia noun [ofið̞joˈfoβ̞ja]
116. ofimática adjective, noun [ofiˈmat̪ika]: office information technology
117. ofimático adjective: office; stationery
118. ofiolatría noun [ofjolaˈt̪ɾia]
119. ofiolita noun [ofjoˈlit̪a]: ophiolite
120. Ofión noun /oˈfjon/: Ophion
121. Ofiuco proper noun: Ophiuchus
122. ofiura noun: brittlestar
123. ofiuroideo noun: brittle star, ophiuroid (echinoderm)
124. ofrecedor adjective [ofɾeseˈð̞oɾ]
125. ofrecer verb /ofɾeˈθeɾ/: to offer, to offer up, to provide
126. ofrecerse verb [ofɾeˈseɾse]: infinitive of ofrecer combined with se
127. ofrecido adjective, verb /ofɾeˈθido/: easy (a person who readily consents to sexual activity)
128. ofreciendo verb [ofɾeˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of ofrecer
129. ofreciéndose verb [ofɾeˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of ofrecer combined with se
130. ofrecimiento noun /ofɾeθiˈmjento/: offering, offer
131. ofrenda noun, verb /oˈfɾenda/: offering, sacrifice
132. ofrendado verb /ofɾenˈdado/: past participle of ofrendar
133. ofrendando verb [ofɾẽn̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ofrendar
134. ofrendar verb: to offer as a gift, to sacrifice
135. ofri noun [ˈofɾi]
136. ófset noun /ˈofset/: offset (printing method)
137. oftalmía noun [oft̪alˈmia]
138. oftálmico adjective: ophthalmic
139. oftalmofobia noun [oft̪almoˈfoβ̞ja]
140. oftalmología noun /oftalmoloˈxia/: ophthalmology
141. oftalmológico adjective /oftalmoˈloxiko/: ophthalmological
142. oftalmólogo noun /oftalˈmoloɡo/: ophthalmologist
143. oftalmopatía noun /oftalmopaˈtia/: ophthalmopathy
144. oftalmosáurido noun: ophthalmosaurid
145. oftalmoscopia noun: ophthalmoscopy
146. oftalmoscopio noun /ofˌtalmosˈkopjo/: ophthalmoscope
147. ofú interjection /oˈfu/: alternative form of osú
148. ofuscación noun [ofuskaˈsjõn]: bewilderment, confusion
149. ofuscadamente adverb [ofusˌkað̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
150. ofuscadísimo adjective [ofuskaˈð̞isimo]
151. ofuscado adjective, verb /ofusˈkado/: past participle of ofuscar
152. ofuscamiento noun [ofuskaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
153. ofuscando verb /ofusˈkando/: gerund of ofuscar
154. ofuscándose verb [ofusˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of ofuscar combined with se
155. ofuscar verb /ofusˈkaɾ/: to obfuscate
156. ofuscarse verb [ofusˈkaɾse]: infinitive of ofuscar combined with se
157. ogam noun [oˈɣ̞ãm]
158. Ogando proper noun [oˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
159. oganesón noun /oɡaneˈson/: oganesson
160. ogaño adverb [oˈɣ̞aɲo]: rare form of hogaño
161. Ogara proper noun [oˈɣ̞aɾa]
162. Ogawa proper noun: a surname from Japanese
163. Oger proper noun [oˈxeɾ]
164. Ogier proper noun [oˈxjeɾ]
165. oglala noun: Oglala Lakota tribe member
166. OGM noun: GMO
167. ogónek noun [oˈɣ̞onek]
168. ogro noun /ˈoɡɾo/: ogre
169. Ogún proper noun: Ogun (orisha in Yoruba religion)
170. oh interjection /ˈo/: oh (expression of awe, surprise, pain or realization)
171. oh casualidad phrase [ˈo kaswaliˈð̞að̞]
172. ohanense adjective [oaˈnẽnse]
173. Ohara proper noun [oˈaɾa]
174. Ohio proper noun /oˈxajo/: Ohio (a state of the United States)
175. ohioano adjective, noun /oxajoˈano/: Ohioan
176. ohm noun /ˈom/: alternative form of ohmio
177. óhmetro noun [ˈomet̪ɾo]: ohmmeter
178. óhmico adjective /ˈomiko/: ohmic
179. ohmímetro noun [oˈmimet̪ɾo]: ohmmeter
180. ohmio noun /ˈomjo/: ohm
181. ohú interjection /oˈhu/: alternative form of osú
182. oíble adjective /oˈible/: hearable
183. -oico suffix: -oic
184. oicofobia noun [ojkoˈfoβ̞ja]
185. oída noun, verb /oˈida/: hearing
186. -oide suffix /ˈoide/: -oid
187. -oideo suffix /oiˈdeo/: -oid
188. -oides suffix /ˈoides/: -oid
189. oídio noun /oˈidjo/: powdery mildew
190. oidito noun /oiˈdito/: diminutive of oído
191. oído noun, verb /oˈido/: hearing
192. oído cocina phrase [oˈið̞o koˈsina]: got it; roger that
193. oído de tarro phrase [oˈið̞o ð̞e ˈt̪aro]
194. oído de tísico phrase [oˈið̞o ð̞e ˈt̪isiko]
195. oído externo noun: outer ear
196. oído interno noun: inner ear
197. oído medio noun: middle ear
198. oidor noun /oiˈdoɾ/: hearer
199. oiga interjection, verb /ˈoiɡa/: hey, listen, excuse me (said as a request for an individual's attention)
200. oigan interjection, verb /ˈoiɡan/: hey, listen, excuse me (said as a request for a group's attention)
201. oikonomía noun [ojkonoˈmia]
202. oikopléurido noun [ojkoˈplewɾið̞o]
203. oinc noun [ˈõjŋk]
204. oír verb /oˈiɾ/: to hear
205. oír hablar de verb: to hear of, to hear about
206. oirate adjective, noun /oiˈɾate/: Oirat
207. oírte verb [oˈiɾt̪e]: infinitive of oír combined with te
208. Oita proper noun [ˈojt̪a]
209. Oiz proper noun [ˈojs]
210. Oiza proper noun [ˈojsa]
211. Oja noun /ˈoxa/: a short river in Northern Spain
212. ojal noun /oˈxal/: buttonhole, eyelet
213. ojalá adverb, interjection, verb /oxaˈla/: I wish
214. ojalado verb /oxaˈlado/: past participle of ojalar
215. ojaladora noun [oxalaˈð̞oɾa]
216. ojalando verb /oxaˈlando/: gerund of ojalar
217. ojalar verb /oxaˈlaɾ/: to make and form buttonholes
218. ojanco noun /oˈxanko/: cyclops
219. Ojanguren proper noun [oxãŋˈguɾẽn]
220. ojaranzo noun /oxaˈɾanθo/: Common rhododendron (Rhododendron ponticum)
221. ojeada noun, verb /oxeˈada/: glance (brief look)
222. ojeado adjective, verb /oxeˈado/: past participle of ojear
223. ojeador noun /oxeaˈdoɾ/: scout, talent scout, talent-spotter
224. ojeando verb [oxeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ojear
225. ojear verb /oxeˈaɾ/: to glance
226. Ojeda proper noun /oˈxeda/: a surname
227. ojén noun /oˈxen/: anise liquor
228. ojeo noun, verb /oˈxeo/: glance
229. Ojer proper noun [oˈxeɾ]
230. ojera noun /oˈxeɾa/: raccoon eyes (ring or bag under the eye)
231. ojeriza noun /oxeˈɾiθa/: spite, ill feeling
232. ojeroso adjective /oxeˈɾoso/: coon-eyed, haggard
233. ojerudo adjective /oxeˈɾudo/: having bags under the eyes
234. ojete adjective, noun /oˈxete/: eyelet, grommet
235. ojeteado verb [oxet̪eˈað̞o]
236. ojeteando verb [oxet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
237. ojetillo noun: eyelet
238. ojialegre adjective: laughing-eyed
239. ojiazul adjective /oxjaˈθul/: blue-eyed
240. ojiblanco adjective: white-eyed
241. ojibwa adjective, noun /oˈʝibwa/: Ojibwe
242. ojibwe noun: Ojibwe
243. ojicarunculado noun: wattle-eye
244. ojienjuto adjective /oxjenˈxuto/: who cannot cry.
245. ojigarzo adjective /oxiˈɡaɾθo/: blue-eyed
246. ojijunto adjective /oxiˈxunto/: having eyes very close to each other
247. ojímetro noun [oˈximet̪ɾo]
248. ojimoreno adjective /oximoˈɾeno/: dark-eyed, brown-eyed
249. Ojinaga proper noun /oxiˈnaɡa/: a town in Chihuahua, Mexico
250. ojinegro adjective /oxiˈneɡɾo/: dark-eyed, black-eyed
251. ojipálido adjective /oxiˈpalido/: pale-eyed
252. ojiplático adjective [oxiˈplat̪iko]: saucer-eyed, wide-eyed
253. ojirrojo adjective /oxiˈroxo/: red-eyed
254. ojito noun /oˈxito/: diminutive of ojo
255. ojito derecho noun: apple of one's eye; favourite
256. ojituerto adjective /oxiˈtweɾto/: cross-eyed, cock-eyed
257. ojiva noun /oˈxiba/: ogive
258. ojival adjective [oxiˈβ̞al]: ogival
259. ojiverde adjective: green-eyed
260. ojizaino adjective: evil-eyed, which has evil eyes
261. ojizarco adjective [oxiˈsaɾko]: blue-eyed
262. ojo interjection, noun /ˈoxo/: eye
263. ojo a la funerala noun: black eye
264. ojo al charqui phrase [ˈoxo alʲ ˈt͡ʃaɾki]
265. ojo al Cristo interjection /ˌoxo al ˈkɾisto/: watch out!, beware!
266. ojo al dato phrase /ˌoxo al ˈdato/: get this (used to emphasise something following in the text)
267. ojo avizor phrase [ˈoxo aβ̞iˈsoɾ]
268. ojo de agua noun, phrase [ˈoxo ð̞e ˈaɣ̞wa]: spring (place where water emerges from the ground)
269. ojo de buey noun, phrase [ˈoxo ð̞e ˈβ̞wej]: bullseye (glass)
270. ojo de gato noun, phrase /ˌoxo de ˈɡato/: the grey nicker (Guilandina bonduc, syn. Caesalpinia bonduc)
271. ojo de la tempestad noun: eye of the storm
272. ojo de mar phrase [ˈoxo ð̞e ˈmaɾ]
273. ojo de perico noun: perfoliate blackfoot (Melampodium perfoliatum)
274. ojo de poeta noun, phrase [ˈoxo ð̞e poˈet̪a]: The black-eyed Susan vine, Thunbergia alata.
275. ojo de tigre noun: tiger's eye (gemstone)
276. ojo del culo noun: butthole
277. ojo del huracán noun: eye of the storm
278. ojo derecho noun: apple of one's eye; favourite
279. ojo griego phrase [ˈoxo ˈɣ̞ɾjeɣ̞o]
280. ojo por ojo, diente por diente phrase /ˌoxo poɾ ˌoxo | ˌdjente poɾ ˈdjente/: eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth
281. ojo turco phrase [ˈoxo ˈt̪uɾko]
282. ojoche noun /oˈxot͡ʃe/: breadnut (Brosimum alicastrum)
283. ojodefuego noun: fire-eye
284. ojón adjective, noun /oˈxon/: someone with big or very open eyes
285. ojos como platos noun: banjo eyes; saucer eyes
286. ojos que no ven, corazón que no siente proverb /ˌoxos ke ˌno ˌben | koɾaˌθon ke ˌno ˈsjente/: out of sight, out of mind; what the eyes don't see, the heart doesn't grieve.
287. ojoso adjective: holey (full of holes)
288. ojota noun /oˈxota/: sandals, flip-flops
289. ojú interjection /oˈxu/: alternative form of osú
290. ojudo adjective /oˈxudo/: having big eyes
291. ojuelos noun: bright eyes
292. ojushte noun /oˈxuʃte/: breadnut, Maya nut (Brosimum alicastrum)
293. ok adjective, interjection /ˌoˈkei/: OK
294. okapi noun /oˈkapi/: okapi
295. okay interjection /oˈkei/: alternative form of OK
296. okey adverb, interjection, noun /oˈkei/: alternative form of OK
297. okey, maguey interjection [oˈkej | maˈɣ̞ej]
298. okey, makey interjection, phrase /oˌkei | maˈkei/: okey-dokey
299. okidoki interjection [okiˈð̞oki]
300. Okinawa proper noun /okiˈnawa/: Okinawa (an island, city, and prefecture of Japan)

Part 2 · Part 4 · Spanish words: O

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 O: 2,952 words, in 10 parts.