Spanish words: por sí mismo to portavocía

300 Spanish words, part 33 of 48 of the words starting with P, A to Z. 65 have a page of their own.

Spanish words por sí mismo to portavocía

por sí mismo adverb /poɾ ˌsi ˈmismo/: on one's own, on its own, by oneself
por sí solo adverb /poɾ ˌsi ˈsolo/: on one's own, on its own, by oneself
por sí y ante sí adverb /poɾ ˌsi i ˌante ˈsi/: on one's own; on one's tod
por siempre adverb, phrase /poɾ ˈsjempɾe/: for ever and ever
por sistema adverb /poɾ sisˈtema/: systematically
por su cuenta adverb, phrase /poɾ su ˈkwenta/: on one's own, by oneself
por su cuenta y riesgo prepositional phrase: alternative form of por su cuenta
por su orden adverb /poɾ su ˈoɾden/: in order
por su persona adverb /poɾ su peɾˈsona/: in person
por suerte adverb /poɾ ˈsweɾte/: luckily
por supuesto adverb, phrase /poɾ suˈpwesto/: of course, for sure, certainly (affirmative answer)
por tanto adverb, phrase /poɾ ˈtanto/: thus (in this way or manner)
por término medio adverb: on average
por ti mismo prepositional phrase: tuteo second-person form of por sí mismo
por ti solo prepositional phrase: tuteo second-person form of por sí solo
por todas partes adverb: everywhere, all over the place, all around, throughout
por todo adverb /poɾ ˈtodo/: in total
por todo lo alto adverb /poɾ ˌtodo lo ˈalto/: with pomp and circumstance; in all one's glory
por todos lados adverb /poɾ ˌtodos ˈlados/: everywhere, all over the place
por todos los medios adverb: by all means, by any means, by every means, in every way
por todos los santos phrase: good heavens!
por último adverb /poɾ ˈultimo/: finally, lastly, last, in conclusion, to conclude, in closing
por un casual adverb /poɾ un kaˈswal/: perchance; by chance
por un igual adverb /poɾ un iˈɡwal/: synonym of por igual
por un lado adverb /poɾ un ˈlado/: on the one hand
por un pelo adverb /poɾ um ˈpelo/: by the skin of one's teeth, by a hair
por un perro que maté, mataperros me llamaron phrase, proverb /poɾ um ˌpero ke maˌte | mataˌperos me ʝaˈmaɾon/: give a dog a bad name and hang him
por un quítame allá adverb /poɾ un ˌkitame aˈʝa/: for trifles; for practically nothing
por un tubo adverb /poɾ un ˈtubo/: in waves (in a large quantity)
por una vez adverb /poɾ ˌuna ˈbeθ/: for once
por unanimidad adverb, phrase /poɾ unanimiˈdad/: unanimously
por ventura adverb, phrase /poɾ benˈtuɾa/: perhaps, maybe, perchance
por vez adverb /poɾ ˈbeθ/: at the same time
por vía oral adverb /poɾ ˌbia oˈɾal/: orally
por vida de Dios interjection /poɾ ˌbida de ˈdjos/: for the love of God; for Christ's sake
pora noun, preposition /ˈpoɾa/: ghost, phantom, apparition
porca madonna interjection [ˈpoɾka maˈð̞õnna]
Porcayo proper noun /poɾˈkaʝo/: a surname
Porcel proper noun [poɾˈsel]
Porcel de Peralta phrase [poɾˈsel̪ d̪e peˈɾal̪t̪a]
porcelana noun /poɾθeˈlana/: porcelain
porcelanato noun [poɾselaˈnat̪o]: porcelain tile (a type of ceramic)
porcelánico adjective /poɾθeˈlaniko/: porcelain
porcentaje noun /poɾθenˈtaxe/: percentage
porcentual adjective /poɾθenˈtwal/: percentage, percent
porcentualmente adverb /poɾθenˌtwalˈmente/: percentage-wise, in term of percentage, percentually
porche noun /ˈpoɾt͡ʃe/: veranda, verandah; stoop; porch
porcicultor noun /poɾθikulˈtoɾ/: pig-farmer
porcicultura noun /poɾθikulˈtuɾa/: porciculture (pig-farming)
porciento adverb, noun [poɾˈsjẽn̪t̪o]: alternative form of por ciento
porcino adjective, noun /poɾˈθino/: porcine, pig
porcinocultura noun: pig farming
porciolismo noun: the politics of José María de Porcioles (1904-1993), former mayor of Barcelona
porciolista adjective, noun: of José María de Porcioles (1904-1993) (the former mayor of Barcelona); Porcioles's (of or relating to him or his policies)
porción noun /poɾˈθjon/: portion
porcionador noun: scoop; scooper
Porciúncula proper noun /poɾˈθjunkula/: a municipality of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
porco noun /ˈpoɾko/: pig
Porcuna proper noun [poɾˈkuna]
porcunense adjective [poɾkuˈnẽnse]
porcunero adjective [poɾkuˈneɾo]
pordebajeado adjective, participle [poɾð̞eβ̞axeˈað̞o]
pordebajear verb [poɾð̞eβ̞axeˈaɾ]
pordioseado verb /poɾdjoseˈado/: past participle of pordiosear
pordioseando verb [poɾð̞joseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pordiosear
pordiosear verb /poɾdjoseˈaɾ/: to beg
pordiosero adjective, noun /poɾdjoˈseɾo/: beggar (a person who begs)
porfa adverb, interjection /ˈpoɾfa/: contraction of por favor (“please”)
porfaplís adverb /poɾfaˈplis/: please
porfi adverb /ˈpoɾfi/: pretty please
porfía noun, verb /poɾˈfia/: obstinacy
porfiadamente adverb /poɾˌfjadaˈmente/: obstinately, pertinaciously, contentiously
porfiadísimo adjective [poɾfjaˈð̞isimo]
porfiado adjective, noun, verb /poɾˈfjado/: stubborn, obstinate
porfiador adjective /poɾfjaˈdoɾ/: arguing a lot
porfiando verb [poɾˈfjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of porfiar
porfiar verb /poɾˈfjaɾ/: to insist, persist; persevere
porfídico adjective /poɾˈfidiko/: porphyritic
pórfido noun /ˈpoɾfido/: porphyry
porfiria noun /poɾˈfiɾja/: porphyria
porfiriano adjective, noun /poɾfiˈɾjano/: of Porfirio Díaz (a Mexican soldier and politician); Díaz's
porfiriato noun /poɾfiˈɾjato/: Porfiriato (period of Mexican history under the dictatorship of Porfirio Díaz)
porfírico adjective: porphyric
porfirina noun: porphyrin
Porfirio proper noun /poɾˈfiɾjo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Porphyry
porfirismo noun /poɾfiˈɾismo/: political ideology of Porfirio Díaz, President of Mexico from 1884 to 1911.
porfirista adjective, noun /poɾfiˈɾista/: of or supporting Porfirio Díaz (President of Mexico on various occasions)
porfirítico adjective: porphyritic
porfirizado verb [poɾfiɾiˈsað̞o]
porfirizando verb [poɾfiɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]
pórfiro noun [ˈpoɾfiɾo]
porfirofobia noun [poɾfiɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
porfis adverb, contraction [ˈpoɾfis]: synonym of porfi, pretty please
porfolio noun: portfolio
porgado verb [poɾˈɣ̞að̞o]
porgando verb [poɾˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
poricida noun: poricide
porífero noun /poˈɾifeɾo/: poriferan
porina noun /poˈɾina/: porin
porisma noun: porism
pork conjunction: abbreviation of porque
porlan noun /ˈpoɾlan/: Portland cement
porlas adverb [ˈpoɾlas]
Porma proper noun [ˈpoɾma]
pormenor noun /poɾmeˈnoɾ/: detail
pormenorizadamente adverb: in minute detail
pormenorizado adjective, verb /poɾmenoɾiˈθado/: in fine detail; finely-detailed
pormenorizando verb [poɾmenoɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pormenorizar
pormenorizar verb /poɾmenoɾiˈθaɾ/: to describe in great detail
pormishuevismo noun [poɾmiʃweˈβ̞ismo]
pornificación noun /poɾnifikaˈθjon/: pornification
pornificar verb /poɾnifiˈkaɾ/: to pornify
porno adjective, noun, prefix /ˈpoɾno/: porn, pornography
porno infantil noun /ˌpoɾno infanˈtil/: child porn
pornocracia noun /poɾnoˈkɾaθja/: pornocracy
pornocrático adjective, noun /poɾnoˈkɾatiko/: pornocratic
pornofiesta noun: porn party
pornofóbico adjective: pornophobic
pornografía noun /poɾnoɡɾaˈfia/: pornography
pornografía infantil noun /poɾnoɡɾaˌfia infanˈtil/: child pornography
pornográfico adjective /poɾnoˈɡɾafiko/: pornographic
pornógrafo noun /poɾˈnoɡɾafo/: pornographer
pornovenganza noun /ˌpoɾnobenˈɡanθa/: revenge porn
poro conjunction, noun /ˈpoɾo/: pore (tiny opening in the skin)
poro germinal noun [ˈpoɾo xeɾmiˈnal]
poronga noun /poˈɾonɡa/: small jar used to cool drinking water
porongo noun /poˈɾonɡo/: calabash
porongueño adjective, noun /poɾonˈɡeɲo/: of, from or relating to Porongo
poronguero adjective, noun [poɾõŋˈgeɾo]: of, from or relating to the department of Flores, Uruguay
poroplás noun /poɾoˈplas/: extended polystyrene
poroplast noun: EPS (extended polystyrene)
poroqueratosis noun: porokeratosis
pororó noun /poɾoˈɾo/: popcorn
porosidad noun /poɾosiˈdad/: porosity
porosísimo adjective [poɾoˈsisimo]
poroso adjective /poˈɾoso/: porous
porota noun [poˈɾot̪a]
porotada noun [poɾoˈt̪að̞a]
porotero adjective, noun /poɾoˈteɾo/: bean farmer
poroto adjective, noun /poˈɾoto/: bean
poroto de olor noun [poˈɾot̪o ð̞e oˈloɾ]
poroto verde noun, phrase /poˌɾoto ˈbeɾde/: green bean
porotos con riendas phrase [poˈɾot̪os kõn ˈrjẽn̪d̪as]
porq conjunction: bcs, bcz.
porque conjunction, noun /ˈpoɾke/: because
porque hoy es hoy adverb: just because; for the hell of it
porque patata phrase [ˈpoɾke paˈt̪at̪a]
porque sí adverb /ˌpoɾke ˈsi/: just because, for kicks, for the hell of it
porquecilla noun [poɾkeˈsiʝa]
porquera noun /poɾˈkeɾa/: female equivalent of porquero
porquería noun /poɾkeˈɾia/: crap, trash, filth, junk, rubbish
porquerillo noun [poɾkeˈɾiʝo]
porqueriza noun /poɾkeˈɾiθa/: pigpen; pigsty
porquerizo noun /poɾkeˈɾiθo/: pig farmer
porquero noun /poɾˈkeɾo/: pig farmer
porquerón noun [poɾkeˈɾõn]
porqueta noun [poɾˈket̪a]: woodlouse
porquezuela noun [poɾkeˈswela]
porquezuelo noun [poɾkeˈswelo]
porra adjective, interjection, noun /ˈpora/: club, baton, truncheon, nightstick (a baton, or military staff of command, now especially the stick carried by a police officer)
porraceado verb [poraseˈað̞o]
porraceando verb [poraseˈãn̪d̪o]
porrada noun /poˈrada/: synonym of porrazo
porras adjective, interjection, noun: shit
porrazo noun /poˈraθo/: hit, whack, blow
porreado verb [poreˈað̞o]
porreando verb [poreˈãn̪d̪o]
porrero adjective, noun [poˈreɾo]: stoner (pot smoker)
porreta noun /poˈreta/: leaves (at the tip of certain vegetables)
porril adjective /poˈril/: porro (a criminal shock group, mainly targeting student protesters)
porrillo noun [poˈriʝo]
porrismo noun /poˈrismo/: cheerleading
porrista noun /poˈrista/: cheerleader
porro adjective, noun /ˈporo/: alternative form of puerro
porrón noun /poˈron/: porron (glass jar with a long spout)
porrón americano phrase [poˈrõn ameɾiˈkano]
porrón bastardo noun: greater scaup
porrón europeo noun /poˌron euɾoˈpeo/: common pochard
porrón moñudo noun: tufted duck
porrón osculado noun: common goldeneye
porrón pardo noun: ferruginous duck
Porrua proper noun [ˈporwa]
porrudo adjective [poˈruð̞o]
porrúo adjective [poˈruo]
porrusalda noun: a soup dish from Navarre and La Rioja, Spain, made with leeks, potatoes and carrots
porsi adverb [ˈpoɾsi]
porsia adverb, phrase /ˈpoɾsja/: just in case
porsiacaso noun /poɾsjaˈkaso/: knapsack
porsilasmos phrase [poɾsiˈlasmos]
porsupu interjection [poɾˈsupu]
port. abbreviation [ˈpoɾt̪]
porta noun, prefix, verb /ˈpoɾta/: porthole
porta-goma noun [ˈpoɾt̪a ˈɣ̞oma]: eraser pen
portaaeronaves noun /poɾtaaeɾoˈnabes/: aircraft carrier
portaaviones noun /ˌpoɾtaaˈbjones/: aircraft carrier
portabatería noun [poɾt̪aβ̞at̪eˈɾia]
portabaterías noun [poɾt̪aβ̞at̪eˈɾias]
portabebés noun: baby carrier
portabicicletas noun /poɾtabiθiˈkletas/: bicycle carrier
portabicis noun /poɾtaˈbiθis/: bicycle carrier
portabilidad noun /poɾtabiliˈdad/: portability (often of computer software)
portable adjective /poɾˈtable/: portable
portabrocas noun: chuck (drill bit holder)
portabultos noun /ˌpoɾtaˈbultos/: trunk, boot (space to carry luggage)
portabusto noun [poɾt̪aˈβ̞ust̪o]
portacarabina noun [poɾt̪akaɾaˈβ̞ina]
portacelular noun [poɾt̪aseluˈlaɾ]
portacepillo noun [poɾt̪aseˈpiʝo]
portacerrojo noun: bolt holder (of a weapon)
portacintas noun: tape holder (stationery)
portación noun [poɾt̪aˈsjõn]: carrying
portacoches noun: car hauler (truck)
portacomida noun /ˌpoɾtakoˈmida/: food-storage container; lunchbox
portacomidas noun /ˌpoɾtakoˈmidas/: alternative form of portacomida
portacomputadora noun [poɾt̪akõmput̪aˈð̞oɾa]
portacontenedores noun [poɾt̪akõn̪t̪eneˈð̞oɾes]: container ship (ship designed to transport containers)
portada noun, verb /poɾˈtada/: portal
portadilla noun [poɾt̪aˈð̞iʝa]: synonym of anteportada
portadiscos noun: CD holder
portadista noun: cover illustrator
portado verb /poɾˈtado/: past participle of portar
portadocumentos noun [poɾt̪að̞okuˈmẽn̪t̪os]
portador adjective, noun /poɾtaˈdoɾ/: carrier, bearer
portadrones noun [poɾt̪aˈð̞ɾones]
portaequipaje noun /poɾtaekiˈpaxe/: luggage rack
portaequipajes noun /ˌpoɾtaekiˈpaxes/: luggage rack
portaestandarte noun /poɾtaestanˈdaɾte/: standard-bearer
portafolio noun /poɾtaˈfoljo/: a portfolio, a case for carrying papers
portafolios noun /poɾtaˈfoljos/: a portfolio, a case for carrying papers
portafusible noun [poɾt̪afuˈsiβ̞le]
portafusibles noun [poɾt̪afuˈsiβ̞les]
portafusil noun /poɾtafuˈsil/: rifle sling
portaglobo noun [poɾt̪aˈɣ̞loβ̞o]
portagoma noun [poɾt̪aˈɣ̞oma]
portahelicóptero noun [poɾt̪aeliˈkopt̪eɾo]
portahelicópteros noun /ˌpoɾtaeliˈkobteɾos/: helicopter carrier
portaherramientas noun: toolbelt
portahidroaviones noun /ˌpoɾtaˌidɾoaˈbjones/: seaplane tender
portainjerto noun: rootstock
portaje noun: toll
portakohl noun [poɾt̪aˈkol]
portakohol noun [poɾt̪akoˈol]
portal adjective, noun /poɾˈtal/: portal; porch
portalada noun /poɾtaˈlada/: large gate or entrance
portalámpara noun [poɾt̪aˈlãmpaɾa]
portalámparas noun /poɾtaˈlampaɾas/: lampholder
portalanza noun [poɾt̪aˈlãnsa]
portalápiz noun [poɾt̪aˈlapis]
portalazo noun [poɾt̪aˈlaso]
portalazos noun [poɾt̪aˈlasos]
portaliano adjective [poɾt̪aˈljano]
portaligas noun: suspender belt, garter belt
portallavero noun [poɾt̪aʝaˈβ̞eɾo]
portallaves noun [poɾt̪aˈʝaβ̞es]
portalón noun /poɾtaˈlon/: gangway
portamaceteros noun: flowerpot holder
portamaletas noun /poɾtamaˈletas/: car trunk, car boot
portamascotas noun: pet carrier
portamaza noun [poɾt̪aˈmasa]
portaminas noun /ˌpoɾtaˈminas/: mechanical pencil
portamisiles noun: missile platform
portamonedas noun [poɾt̪amoˈneð̞as]: purse, coin purse
portamortero noun: mortar carrier
portando verb [poɾˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of portar
portándose verb [poɾˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of portar combined with se
portante adjective, noun /poɾˈtante/: carrying
portañuela noun /ˌpoɾtaˈɲwela/: obsolete spelling of portezuela
portaobjeto noun: alternative form of portaobjetos
portaobjetos noun /ˌpoɾtaobˈxetos/: slide (of microscope)
portapapeles noun /ˌpoɾtapaˈpeles/: clipboard
portapasaporte noun [poɾt̪apasaˈpoɾt̪e]
portapaz noun /poɾtaˈpaθ/: pax (liturgical object)
portapila noun [poɾt̪aˈpila]
portapilas noun [poɾt̪aˈpilas]
portapliegos noun [poɾt̪aˈpljeɣ̞os]
portaplumas noun /ˌpoɾtaˈplumas/: penholder
portar verb /poɾˈtaɾ/: to bear, to carry
portarretrato noun: small standing frame for photos
portarretratos noun [poɾt̪areˈt̪ɾat̪os]: alternative form of portarretrato
portarrodillo noun [poɾt̪aroˈð̞iʝo]
portarrodillos noun [poɾt̪aroˈð̞iʝos]
portarrollo noun [poɾt̪aˈroʝo]
portarrollos noun /poɾtaˈroʝos/: toilet roll holder
portarse verb [poɾˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of portar combined with se
portarse bien phrase, verb /poɾˌtaɾse ˈbjen/: to behave oneself
portarse mal phrase [poɾˈt̪aɾse ˈmal]
portasahumerios noun [poɾt̪asawˈmeɾjos]
portasena noun /ˌpoɾtaˈsena/: bra
portasenos noun /ˌpoɾtaˈsenos/: bra
portátil adjective, noun /poɾˈtatil/: portable
portatrajes noun /ˌpoɾtaˈtɾaxes/: suit bag
portatropas noun /ˌpoɾtaˈtɾopas/: troopship
portatubos noun [poɾt̪aˈt̪uβ̞os]
portaútil noun [poɾt̪aˈut̪il]
portavaso noun: alternative form of portavasos
portavasos noun /ˌpoɾtaˈbasos/: cupholder
portavelas noun: candle holder
portaviandas noun: lunch box
portaviones noun [poɾt̪aˈβ̞jones]: aircraft carrier
portavocía noun /ˌpoɾtaboˈθia/: spokesmanship, spokespersonship

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.