Spanish words: patín del diablo to pavés

Spanish words patín del diablo to pavés

1. patín del diablo noun: scooter
2. patín hidráulico noun /paˌtin iˈdɾauliko/: pallet jack
3. patina noun, verb /ˈpatina/: patina (a colored coating as results from oxidation of bronze or copper)
4. patinable adjective: skateable
5. patinado verb /patiˈnado/: past participle of patinar
6. patinador adjective, noun /patinaˈdoɾ/: skating
7. patinaje noun /patiˈnaxe/: skating
8. patinaje artístico noun: figure skating
9. patinaje de velocidad noun: speed skating
10. patinando verb /patiˈnando/: gerund of patinar
11. patinándose verb [pat̪iˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of patinar combined with se
12. patinar verb /patiˈnaɾ/: to skate
13. patinarle phrase, verb [pat̪iˈnaɾle]: infinitive of patinar combined with le
14. patinarse verb [pat̪iˈnaɾse]: infinitive of patinar combined with se
15. patinata noun: Group of ice skaters
16. patinazo noun /patiˈnaθo/: skid
17. patinegro adjective /patiˈneɡɾo/: blackfoot, black-footed
18. patinejo noun [pat̪iˈnexo]
19. patineta noun /patiˈneta/: scooter (child's foot-operated vehicle)
20. patinete noun: kick scooter; push scooter; scooter
21. patinete eléctrico phrase [pat̪iˈnet̪e eˈlekt̪ɾiko]
22. patiño noun, verb [paˈt̪iɲo]: first-person singular present indicative of patinar
23. patinódromo noun /patiˈnodɾomo/: skating rink
24. patintero noun /patinˈteɾo/: patintero (traditional Filipino children's game, similar to hopscotch)
25. patio noun /ˈpatjo/: yard, patio
26. patio de butacas noun: parterre
27. patio de luces noun /ˌpatjo de ˈluθes/: lightwell
28. patiperreado verb [pat̪ipereˈað̞o]
29. patiperreando verb [pat̪ipereˈãn̪d̪o]
30. patiperro adjective, noun [pat̪iˈpero]: globetrotter; avid journeyer
31. patiquebrado verb [pat̪ikeˈβ̞ɾað̞o]
32. patiquebrando verb [pat̪ikeˈβ̞ɾãn̪d̪o]
33. patiquebrándose verb [pat̪ikeˈβ̞ɾãn̪d̪ose]
34. patiquebrarse verb [pat̪ikeˈβ̞ɾaɾse]
35. patirrojo adjective: red-footed
36. patisserie noun: patisserie
37. patita noun /paˈtita/: diminutive of pata
38. patitieso adjective: having a numb leg or feet; with a dead leg
39. patito adjective, noun /paˈtito/: duckling
40. patito de goma noun, phrase /paˌtito de ˈɡoma/: rubber duck
41. patito feo noun: ugly duckling
42. patitonto adjective [pat̪iˈt̪õn̪t̪o]
43. patituerto adjective [pat̪iˈt̪weɾt̪o]
44. patizambo adjective [pat̪iˈsãmbo]: bow-legged
45. Patmos proper noun [ˈpat̪mos]
46. pato adjective, noun, prefix /ˈpato/: duck, drake
47. pato acollarado noun: ring-necked duck
48. pato almizclero noun: musk duck
49. pato anteojillo phrase [ˈpat̪o ãn̪t̪eoˈxiʝo]
50. pato arcoíris noun: wood duck
51. pato arlequín noun: harlequin duck
52. pato barcino noun /ˌpato baɾˈθino/: The speckled teal.
53. pato brasileño noun: The Brazilian teal.
54. pato calvo noun: American wigeon
55. pato capuchino phrase [ˈpat̪o kapuˈt͡ʃino]
56. pato carretero noun: The Orinoco goose (Neochen jubata).
57. pato castaño noun, phrase [ˈpat̪o kasˈt̪aɲo]: The ferruginous duck.
58. pato coacoxtle noun: The canvasback duck.
59. pato colorado noun, phrase /ˌpato koloˈɾado/: red-crested pochard
60. pato cortacorrientes phrase [ˈpat̪o koɾt̪akoˈrjẽn̪t̪es]
61. pato crestón noun /ˌpato kɾesˈton/: The crested duck, Lophonetta specularioides.
62. pato criollo noun, phrase [ˈpat̪o ˈkɾjoʝo]: Muscovy duck
63. pato cuaresmeño noun: northern shoveler
64. pato cuchara phrase [ˈpat̪o kuˈt͡ʃaɾa]
65. pato cucharo noun: shoveler duck.
66. pato cuervo noun: Nannopterium brasilianum, the neotropic cormorant.
67. pato de alas azules phrase [ˈpat̪o ð̞e ˈalas aˈsules]
68. pato de Berbería phrase [ˈpat̪o ð̞e β̞eɾβ̞eˈɾia]
69. pato de mar noun, phrase /ˌpato de ˈmaɾ/: Guanay cormorant
70. pato de monte noun: The knob-billed duck, Sarkidiornis melanotos.
71. pato de torrente noun: torrent duck
72. pato doméstico phrase [ˈpat̪o ð̞oˈmest̪iko]
73. pato enmascarado noun: The masked duck, Nomonyx dominicus.
74. pato escuecilargo noun: The northern pintail.
75. pato espátula noun: The red shoveler, Spatula platalea.
76. pato espinoso noun: ruddy duck
77. pato friso noun: gadwall (Mareca strepera)
78. pato gargantillo phrase [ˈpat̪o ɣ̞aɾɣ̞ãn̪ˈt̪iʝo]
79. pato güire noun: black-bellied whistling duck (Dendrocygna autumnalis)
80. pato jergón chico phrase [ˈpat̪o xeɾˈɣ̞õnʲ ˈt͡ʃiko]
81. pato jergón grande noun [ˈpat̪o xeɾˈɣ̞õŋ ˈgɾãn̪d̪e]
82. pato joyuyo noun: wood duck
83. pato juarjual phrase [ˈpat̪o xwaɾˈxwal]
84. pato lile noun /ˌpato ˈlile/: Red-legged cormorant (Poikilocarbo gaimardi)
85. pato lilo noun, phrase /ˌpato ˈlilo/: Guanay cormorant
86. pato malibú noun: The white-cheeked pintail, Anas bahamensis.
87. pato mandarín noun: mandarin duck
88. pato ñato phrase [ˈpat̪o ˈɲat̪o]
89. pato negro phrase [ˈpat̪o ˈneɣ̞ɾo]
90. pato overo noun /ˌpato oˈbeɾo/: The Chiloe wigeon, Mareca sibilatrix.
91. pato pechiblanco noun: lesser scaup
92. pato picazo noun /ˌpato piˈkaθo/: The rosy-billed pochard (Netta peposaca).
93. pato pinto noun: The bufflehead.
94. pato pisingo noun: black-bellied whistling duck, Dendrocygna autumnalis
95. pato puna noun, phrase /ˌpato ˈpuna/: The Puna teal, Anas puna.
96. pato rana de pico ancho phrase [ˈpat̪o ˈrana ð̞e ˈpiko ˈãnʲt͡ʃo]
97. pato rana de pico delgado phrase [ˈpat̪o ˈrana ð̞e ˈpiko ð̞elˈɣ̞að̞o]
98. pato real noun, phrase /ˌpato reˈal/: mallard (duck)
99. pato rinconero noun, phrase /ˌpato rinkoˈneɾo/: The black-headed duck (Heteronetta atricapilla)
100. pato rojizo noun: The ruddy duck.
101. pato serrucho noun: Brazilian merganser (Mergus octosetaceus)
102. pato silbador noun: whistling duck
103. pato silbador pico rojo phrase [ˈpat̪o silβ̞aˈð̞oɾ ˈpiko ˈroxo]
104. pato silbón phrase [ˈpat̪o silˈβ̞õn]
105. pato silbón ala blanca phrase [ˈpat̪o silˈβ̞õn ˈala ˈβ̞lãŋka]
106. pato tejano noun: The mottled duck.
107. pato tripoca noun: lake duck (Oxyura vittata)
108. pato yuyo noun: Nannopterium brasilianum, the neotropic cormorant.
109. patochada noun /patoˈt͡ʃada/: bloomer, whopper, blunder
110. patofisiología noun /patofisjoloˈxia/: pathophysiology
111. patofobia noun [pat̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
112. patogénesis noun: pathogenesis
113. patogenia noun /patoˈxenja/: pathogenesis
114. patogenicidad noun [pat̪oxenisiˈð̞að̞]: pathogenicity
115. patogénico adjective /patoˈxeniko/: pathogenic
116. patógeno adjective, noun /paˈtoxeno/: pathogenic
117. patognomónico adjective /patoɡnoˈmoniko/: pathognomonic
118. patografía noun: pathography
119. patojeado verb [pat̪oxeˈað̞o]
120. patojeando verb [pat̪oxeˈãn̪d̪o]
121. patojo adjective, noun [paˈt̪oxo]: bow-legged
122. patoleando verb [pat̪oleˈãn̪d̪o]
123. patolear verb [pat̪oleˈaɾ]
124. patología noun /patoloˈxia/: pathology
125. patológicamente adverb /patoˌloxikaˈmente/: pathologically
126. patológico adjective /patoˈloxiko/: pathological
127. patologista noun /patoloˈxista/: pathologist
128. patologización noun: pathologization
129. patologizar verb /patoloxiˈθaɾ/: to pathologize
130. patólogo noun /paˈtoloɡo/: pathologist
131. patón adjective /paˈton/: having big feet
132. patona adjective, noun [paˈt̪ona]: feminine singular of patón
133. patoneada noun [pat̪oneˈað̞a]
134. patoneado verb [pat̪oneˈað̞o]
135. patoneando verb [pat̪oneˈãn̪d̪o]
136. patonear verb [pat̪oneˈaɾ]
137. patosca noun [paˈt̪oska]
138. patoso adjective /paˈtoso/: clumsy (lacking coordination)
139. patota noun /paˈtota/: mob, gang
140. patotear verb [pat̪ot̪eˈaɾ]
141. patoterismo noun [pat̪ot̪eˈɾismo]: gangism
142. patotero adjective, noun /patoˈteɾo/: thuggish
143. patova noun [paˈt̪oβ̞a]
144. patovar noun [pat̪oˈβ̞aɾ]: pathovar
145. patovica noun /patoˈbika/: bouncer (security guard employed at bars or nightclubs)
146. patraña noun /paˈtɾaɲa/: tall tale (a greatly exaggerated, fantastic story)
147. patranca noun /paˈtɾanka/: Magellanic penguin
148. patrañero noun: tall story teller
149. patraseado verb [pat̪ɾaseˈað̞o]
150. patraseando verb [pat̪ɾaseˈãn̪d̪o]
151. patrasear verb [pat̪ɾaseˈaɾ]
152. patrasearse verb [pat̪ɾaseˈaɾse]
153. patrasiar verb [pat̪ɾaˈsjaɾ]
154. patrasiarse verb [pat̪ɾaˈsjaɾse]
155. patresa noun [paˈt̪ɾesa]
156. Patri proper noun: a diminutive of the female given name Patricia
157. patria adjective, noun /ˈpatɾja/: homeland, fatherland, motherland
158. patria chica noun /ˌpatɾja ˈt͡ʃika/: hometown, native region
159. patria potestad noun, phrase [ˈpat̪ɾja pot̪esˈt̪að̞]: custody
160. patriada noun [paˈt̪ɾjað̞a]
161. patriarca noun /paˈtɾjaɾka/: patriarch
162. patriarcado noun /patɾjaɾˈkado/: patriarchy
163. patriarcal adjective /patɾjaɾˈkal/: patriarchal
164. patriarcalismo noun: patriarchalism
165. patricia adjective, noun /paˈtɾiθja/: foot or leg
166. patriciado noun /patɾiˈθjado/: patricianship, patricianhood
167. patricidio noun [pat̪ɾiˈsið̞jo]
168. patricio adjective, noun /paˈtɾiθjo/: patrician
169. Patricius Romanorum phrase [paˈt̪ɾisjus romanoˈɾũm]
170. patriedad noun [pat̪ɾjeˈð̞að̞]
171. patrilineal adjective /patɾilineˈal/: patrilineal
172. patrilinealidad noun /patɾilinealiˈdad/: patrilineality
173. patrilocal adjective /patɾiloˈkal/: patrilocal
174. patrilocalidad noun /patɾilokaliˈdad/: patrilocality
175. patrimonial adjective /patɾimoˈnjal/: patrimonial, hereditary
176. patrimonialidad noun [pat̪ɾimonjaliˈð̞að̞]
177. patrimonialismo noun /patɾimonjaˈlismo/: patrimonialism
178. patrimonialista adjective, noun [pat̪ɾimonjaˈlist̪a]: patrimonialist
179. patrimonializable adjective: able to be part of the heritage
180. patrimonialización noun /patɾimonjaliθaˈθjon/: the making part of heritage
181. patrimonializar verb: to make part of heritage
182. patrimonialmente adverb: patrimonially
183. patrimonio noun /patɾiˈmonjo/: estate; property
184. patrimonio histórico noun: historical heritage
185. patrimonio industrial phrase [pat̪ɾiˈmonjo ĩn̪d̪usˈt̪ɾjal]
186. patrimonio nacional noun: national heritage
187. patrimonio neto noun: net worth
188. patrinqueado verb [pat̪ɾĩŋkeˈað̞o]
189. patrinqueando verb [pat̪ɾĩŋkeˈãn̪d̪o]
190. patrio adjective /ˈpatɾjo/: native, home (of one's homeland)
191. patriota adjective, noun /paˈtɾjota/: patriotic
192. patriotería noun /patɾjoteˈɾia/: jingoism
193. patrioterismo noun [pat̪ɾjot̪eˈɾismo]: chauvinism (excessive patriotism)
194. patriotero adjective /patɾjoˈteɾo/: jingoistic
195. patrióticamente adverb: patriotically
196. patriótico adjective /paˈtɾjotiko/: patriotic
197. patriotismo noun /patɾjoˈtismo/: patriotism
198. patripasiano adjective: Patripassian
199. patrística adjective, noun [paˈt̪ɾist̪ika]: patristics
200. patrístico adjective: patristic
201. patrocinado noun, verb /patɾoθiˈnado/: sponsored person
202. patrocinador adjective, noun /patɾoθinaˈdoɾ/: sponsor (person or organisation that pays part of the cost of an event or service)
203. patrocinamiento noun: sponsorship
204. patrocinando verb /patɾoθiˈnando/: gerund of patrocinar
205. patrocinante noun /patɾoθiˈnante/: sponsor
206. patrocinar verb /patɾoθiˈnaɾ/: to sponsor (pay part of the cost of an event or service)
207. patrocinio noun /patɾoˈθinjo/: sponsorship
208. Patroclo proper noun /paˈtɾoklo/: Patroclus
209. patrología noun /patɾoloˈxia/: patrology
210. patrón noun /paˈtɾon/: patron
211. patrón oro noun /paˌtɾon ˈoɾo/: gold standard
212. patronal adjective, noun /patɾoˈnal/: patron saint
213. patronato noun /patɾoˈnato/: patronage
214. patronazgo noun /patɾoˈnaθɡo/: patronage
215. patroneado verb /patɾoneˈado/: past participle of patronear
216. patroneando verb [pat̪ɾoneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of patronear
217. patronear verb /patɾoneˈaɾ/: to skipper
218. patronímico adjective [pat̪ɾoˈnimiko]: patronymic
219. patrónimo noun: patronym
220. patronizar verb /patɾoniˈθaɾ/: to patronize
221. patrono noun /paˈtɾono/: patron (one who protects and supports)
222. patroyofobia noun [pat̪ɾoʝoˈfoβ̞ja]
223. patrulla noun, verb /paˈtɾuʝa/: patrol
224. patrullado verb /patɾuˈʝado/: past participle of patrullar
225. patrullador noun: patroller
226. patrullaje noun /patɾuˈʝaxe/: patrolling, patrol
227. patrullando verb [pat̪ɾuˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of patrullar
228. patrullar verb /patɾuˈʝaɾ/: to patrol
229. patrullera adjective, noun /patɾuˈʝeɾa/: patrol boat
230. patrullero adjective, noun /patɾuˈʝeɾo/: related to patrolling
231. patuá noun: Jamaican Creole; Patwah
232. patucho adjective [paˈt̪ut͡ʃo]
233. patuco noun /paˈtuko/: bootee (type of shoe)
234. patudez noun /patuˈdeθ/: shamelessness
235. patudo adjective, noun /paˈtudo/: having big feet
236. patujada noun /patuˈxada/: bloomer, whopper, blunder
237. patujú noun: hanging lobster claw (Heliconia rostrata)
238. patulea noun: mob; rabble
239. patuleco adjective [pat̪uˈleko]
240. patulina noun: patulin
241. patullado verb [pat̪uˈʝað̞o]: past participle of patullar
242. patullando verb [pat̪uˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of patullar
243. patullar verb: to stomp
244. paty noun [ˈpat̪i]
245. Páucar proper noun /ˈpaukaɾ/: a surname from Quechua
246. paucifloro adjective /pauθiˈfloɾo/: having few flowers
247. pauciinmune adjective /pauθiimˈmune/: pauci-immune
248. paujil noun [pawˈxil]: any curassow of the genus Crax
249. paujil nocturno noun: The nocturnal curassow, Nothocrax urumutum.
250. paúl noun /paˈul/: a moor, a heath
251. paula noun [ˈpawla]
252. paulado verb [pawˈlað̞o]
253. paulando verb [pawˈlãn̪d̪o]
254. paular verb [pawˈlaɾ]
255. paulatinamente adverb /paulaˌtinaˈmente/: gradually, slowly
256. paulatino adjective /paulaˈtino/: gradual
257. Paulette proper noun /poˈlet/: a female given name
258. pauliciano adjective, noun: Paulician
259. paulino adjective /pauˈlino/: Pauline (of or relating to the Apostle Paul)
260. paulista adjective, noun /pauˈlista/: native or inhabitant of the city of São Paulo, São Paulo state, Brazil or the state of São Paulo, Brazil
261. paulistano adjective, noun [pawlisˈt̪ano]: Paulistano, someone born in, or an inhabitant of, the municipality of São Paulo, Brazil
262. Paulita proper noun [pawˈlit̪a]
263. Paulito proper noun /pauˈlito/: a diminutive of the male given name Paulo
264. Paulo proper noun /ˈpaulo/: a male given name, variant of Pablo
265. paulonia noun [pawˈlonja]
266. paulonia imperial phrase [pawˈlonja ĩmpeˈɾjal]
267. Paulsen proper noun [ˈpawlsẽn]
268. paumotuano adjective, noun [pawmoˈt̪wano]
269. Pauna proper noun /ˈpauna/: a town in Boyacá department, Colombia
270. pauperismo noun /paupeˈɾismo/: pauperism
271. pauperista adjective [pawpeˈɾist̪a]
272. pauperización noun /paupeɾiθaˈθjon/: impoverishment
273. pauperizado verb [pawpeɾiˈsað̞o]: past participle of pauperizar
274. pauperizando verb [pawpeɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pauperizar
275. pauperizar verb /paupeɾiˈθaɾ/: to pauperize
276. paupérrimo adjective /pauˈperimo/: superlative degree of pobre
277. pausa noun, verb /ˈpausa/: break, pause, rest
278. pausa de hidratación noun, phrase /ˌpausa de idɾataˈθjon/: hydration break
279. pausadamente adverb /pauˌsadaˈmente/: pausingly, slowly
280. pausado adjective, verb /pauˈsado/: slow, unhurried
281. pausando verb /pauˈsando/: gerund of pausar
282. pausar verb /pauˈsaɾ/: to pause
283. pausario noun [pawˈsaɾjo]
284. pauta noun, verb /ˈpauta/: ruler, rule
285. pautado verb /pauˈtado/: past participle of pautar
286. pautaje noun: (ad) placement, scheduling (how often an ad is shown, at what times, what channels, during what programs, etc.)
287. pautando verb [pawˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pautar
288. pautar verb /pauˈtaɾ/: to trace lines
289. pautear verb [pawt̪eˈaɾ]
290. pava noun /ˈpaba/: turkey hen
291. pava de monte noun: dusky-legged guan
292. pava hedionda noun: The hoatzin.
293. pavada noun /paˈbada/: turkey herd
294. pavana noun: pavane
295. pavé noun /paˈbe/: cobblestone street
296. paveado verb [paβ̞eˈað̞o]
297. paveando verb [paβ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
298. pavear verb [paβ̞eˈaɾ]: to act the fool
299. pavero noun /paˈbeɾo/: turkey farmer
300. pavés noun /paˈbes/: pavis (shield)

Part 10 · Part 12 · Spanish words: P

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 P: 14,264 words, in 48 parts.