Spanish words: portavoz to postdictadura

Spanish words portavoz to postdictadura

1. portavoz noun /ˌpoɾtaˈboθ/: spokesperson, spokesman, spokeswoman
2. portazgado verb [poɾt̪asˈɣ̞að̞o]
3. portazgando verb [poɾt̪asˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
4. portazgar verb [poɾt̪asˈɣ̞aɾ]
5. portazgo noun /poɾˈtaθɡo/: a toll paid historically in Spain by travelers for passage on roads
6. portazguero noun [poɾt̪asˈɣ̞eɾo]
7. portazo noun /poɾˈtaθo/: the act of slamming a door
8. porte noun, verb /ˈpoɾte/: carriage, carrying
9. porteado verb [poɾt̪eˈað̞o]: past participle of portear
10. porteador adjective, noun /poɾteaˈdoɾ/: carrying; bearing
11. porteando verb [poɾt̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of portear
12. portear verb /poɾteˈaɾ/: to carry; lug; haul
13. portearse verb [poɾt̪eˈaɾse]: infinitive of portear combined with se
14. porteñismo noun /poɾteˈɲismo/: Love of the port town of Buenos Aires
15. porteñista adjective /poɾteˈɲista/: pro-Buenos Aires
16. porteñizar verb [poɾt̪eɲiˈsaɾ]
17. porteño adjective, noun /poɾˈteɲo/: native to or inhabiting a port town
18. portento noun /poɾˈtento/: wonder, marvel
19. portentosamente adverb /poɾtenˌtosaˈmente/: prodigiously
20. portentoso adjective /poɾtenˈtoso/: portentous
21. porteo noun, verb /poɾˈteo/: carrying; carriage
22. Porter proper noun [poɾˈt̪eɾ]
23. portería noun /poɾteˈɾia/: lobby of a hotel
24. portero noun /poɾˈteɾo/: doorman, porter, gatekeeper (a person who holds open the door at the entrance to a building, summons taxicabs, and provides an element of security; in...
25. portero ambulante phrase [poɾˈt̪eɾo ãmbuˈlãn̪t̪e]
26. portero automático noun: entryphone, doorphone, intercom, interfone
27. portero delantero phrase [poɾˈt̪eɾo ð̞elãn̪ˈt̪eɾo]
28. portero electrónico noun: doorphone
29. portezuela noun /ˌpoɾteˈθwela/: car door
30. portezuelo noun [poɾt̪eˈswelo]
31. porticado adjective /poɾtiˈkado/: porticoed
32. pórtico noun /ˈpoɾtiko/: portico
33. portilla noun: porthole
34. portillo noun /poɾˈtiʝo/: gate
35. pórtland noun /ˈpoɾlan/: Portland cement
36. portobeleño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Portobelo District
37. portobello noun: portobello
38. Portocarrero proper noun /poɾtokaˈreɾo/: a surname
39. portocaval adjective /poɾtokaˈbal/: portocaval
40. portocruzano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Puerto La Cruz
41. portón noun /poɾˈton/: gate, portal
42. portorricense adjective [poɾt̪oriˈsẽnse]
43. portorriqueño adjective, noun [poɾt̪oriˈkeɲo]: Puerto Rican (from Puerto Rico)
44. portorro adjective [poɾˈt̪oro]
45. portosantense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Porto Santo Island
46. portovejense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Portoviejo, Manabí Province, Ecuador
47. Portu proper noun [ˈpoɾt̪u]
48. portuario adjective /poɾˈtwaɾjo/: port
49. portucalense adjective, noun /poɾtukaˈlense/: of, from or relating to Portugalia
50. portuense adjective, noun /poɾˈtwense/: of, from or relating to El Puerto de Santa María (municipality in Andalusia, Spain)
51. Portugal proper noun /poɾtuˈɡal/: Portugal (a country in Southern Europe, on the Iberian Peninsula)
52. portugalés adjective [poɾt̪uɣ̞aˈles]
53. Portugalete proper noun [poɾt̪uɣ̞aˈlet̪e]
54. portugalujo adjective, noun [poɾt̪uɣ̞aˈluxo]: of, from or relating to Portugalete (town in Spain)
55. portugueño adjective [poɾt̪uˈɣ̞eɲo]
56. portuguense adjective [poɾt̪uˈɣ̞ẽnse]
57. portugués adjective, noun /poɾtuˈɡes/: Portuguese (from, native to, or pertaining to Portugal)
58. portugueseño adjective, noun [poɾt̪uɣ̞eˈseɲo]: of, from or relating to Portuguesa
59. portuguesismo noun /poɾtuɡeˈsismo/: Portuguesism (Portuguese attitudes and culture)
60. portulano adjective, noun /poɾtuˈlano/: portolan
61. portumnales noun [poɾt̪ũmˈnales]
62. portuñol noun /poɾtuˈɲol/: Portuñol
63. portuñol riverense noun [poɾt̪uˈɲol riβ̞eˈɾẽnse]
64. Portuondo proper noun /poɾˈtwondo/: a surname from Basque
65. porvenir noun /poɾbeˈniɾ/: future (that which is yet to come)
66. pos conjunction, noun, prefix, preposition /ˈpos/: synonym of pues
67. posacné adjective: post-acne
68. posacubiertos noun [posakuˈβ̞jeɾt̪os]
69. posad noun, verb [poˈsað̞]: second-person plural imperative of posar
70. posada noun, verb /poˈsada/: hotel, inn
71. posadeño adjective, noun /posaˈdeɲo/: of, from or relating to Posadas, Misiones
72. posaderas noun [posaˈð̞eɾas]: plural of posadera
73. posadería noun [posað̞eˈɾia]
74. posadero noun [posaˈð̞eɾo]: innkeeper
75. posado adjective, noun, verb /poˈsado/: past participle of posar
76. posadolescencia noun [posað̞oleˈsẽnsja]
77. posadolescente noun [posað̞oleˈsẽn̪t̪e]
78. posajuste noun: post-adjustment
79. posanálisis noun: postanalysis
80. posando verb [poˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of posar
81. posándose verb [poˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of posar combined with se
82. posanestesia adjective: postanesthesia
83. posanestésico adjective: postanesthetic
84. posapava noun [posaˈpaβ̞a]
85. posaplumas noun [posaˈplumas]
86. posapuentes noun /posaˈpwentes/: synonym of lanzapuentes
87. posar verb /poˈsaɾ/: to pose
88. posarse verb [poˈsaɾse]: infinitive of posar combined with se
89. posavasos noun /ˌposaˈbasos/: coaster (used to prevent drinking vessels from leaving marks on a table)
90. posbélico adjective: postwar
91. posca noun /ˈposka/: posca
92. poscaída adjective: post-fall
93. poscapitalismo noun: postcapitalism
94. poscarga noun: afterload
95. poschavista adjective: post-Chavist
96. posciberpunk noun: postcyberpunk
97. poscirugía noun: postsurgery
98. posclásico adjective: postclassic
99. poscoital adjective /poskoiˈtal/: postcoital
100. poscolonial adjective /poskoloˈnjal/: postcolonial
101. poscolonialidad noun /poskolonjaliˈdad/: postcolonialism
102. poscombustión noun: alternative spelling of postcombustión
103. poscompetición noun: post-competition
104. poscomunismo noun: postcommunism
105. poscomunista adjective, noun /poskomuˈnista/: postcommunist
106. posconflicto adjective /poskonˈfliɡto/: postwar
107. posconmocional adjective: post-concussive
108. poscontemporáneo adjective /poskontempoˈɾaneo/: before one's time
109. posconvergente adjective: postconvergent
110. poscosecha adjective: post-harvest
111. poscraneal adjective: postcraneal
112. poscristiano adjective /poskɾisˈtjano/: post-Christian
113. posdata noun /posˈdata/: postscriptum (something appended in writing)
114. posdatado adjective, verb [posð̞aˈt̪að̞o]
115. posdatando verb [posð̞aˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
116. posdatar verb [posð̞aˈt̪aɾ]
117. posdemocrático adjective: post-democratic
118. posdesarrollo noun /posdesaˈroʝo/: postdevelopment
119. posdictadura noun: post-dictatorship
120. posdiscal adjective /posdisˈkal/: postdiscal
121. posdoctorado noun: alternative spelling of postdoctorado
122. posdoctoral adjective /posdoɡtoˈɾal/: alternative form of postdoctoral
123. pose noun, verb /ˈpose/: pose (unnatural posture)
124. posedición noun [poseð̞iˈsjõn]
125. poseditar verb [poseð̞iˈt̪aɾ]
126. poseditor noun [poseð̞iˈt̪oɾ]
127. poseedor adjective, noun /poseeˈdoɾ/: owning
128. poseer verb /poseˈeɾ/: to possess, to own, to hold, to have
129. poseído adjective, verb /poseˈido/: possessed (controlled by evil spirits)
130. Poseidón proper noun /poseiˈdon/: Poseidon
131. poselectoral adjective /poseleɡtoˈɾal/: postelectoral
132. poser adjective, noun /ˈposeɾ/: poser (person who pretends to be a fan of something for clout)
133. posero adjective, noun [poˈseɾo]: poseur
134. posesión noun /poseˈsjon/: possession
135. posesión civil noun /poseˌsjon θiˈbil/: possession (ownership; taking, holding, keeping something as one's own)
136. posesión de estado noun: legal status (as a citizen, role)
137. posesión natural noun /poseˌsjon natuˈɾal/: possession (control or occupancy without legal ownership)
138. posesionado verb [posesjoˈnað̞o]: past participle of posesionar
139. posesionando verb [posesjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of posesionar
140. posesionándose verb [posesjoˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of posesionar combined with se
141. posesionar verb /posesjoˈnaɾ/: to hand over
142. posesionarse verb [posesjoˈnaɾse]: infinitive of posesionar combined with se
143. posesivamente adverb [poseˌsiβ̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
144. posesividad noun: possessiveness
145. posesivo adjective, noun /poseˈsibo/: possessive
146. poseso adjective, noun, verb /poˈseso/: possessed
147. posesor noun /poseˈsoɾ/: possessor
148. posesorio adjective /poseˈsoɾjo/: possessory
149. posestreptocócico adjective /posestɾebtoˈkoθiko/: poststreptococcal
150. posestructuralismo noun [posest̪ɾukt̪uɾaˈlismo]: alternative form of postestructuralismo
151. posestructuralista adjective: poststructuralist
152. poseyendo verb [poseˈʝẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of poseer
153. poseyéndose verb [poseˈʝẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of poseer combined with se
154. posfechado adjective [posfeˈt͡ʃað̞o]
155. posfeminismo noun [posfemiˈnismo]
156. posfeminista adjective: postfeminist
157. posfordismo noun /posfoɾˈdismo/: post-Fordism
158. posfranquismo noun: the period in Spanish history after the death of Francisco Franco
159. posfranquista adjective: post-Franquist
160. posfusión adjective: postfusion
161. posganglionar adjective /posɡanɡljoˈnaɾ/: postganglionic
162. posglobalización noun: postglobalization
163. posgradista noun: postgraduate (student)
164. posgrado noun [posˈɣ̞ɾað̞o]: postgraduate study
165. posgraduación noun: postgraduation
166. posgraduado noun: postgraduate
167. posgradual adjective: post-degree
168. posgramsciano adjective: post-Gramscian
169. posguerra noun /posˈɡera/: post-war period
170. posgusto noun /posˈɡusto/: finish (aftertaste)
171. poshea Israel noun [posˈea israˈel]
172. poshumanismo noun [posumaˈnismo]: posthumanism
173. posibilidad noun /posibiliˈdad/: possibility
174. posibilísimo adjective [posiβ̞iˈlisimo]
175. posibilismo noun /posibiˈlismo/: possibilism
176. posibilista adjective, noun /posibiˈlista/: possibilist
177. posibilitado verb /posibiliˈtado/: past participle of posibilitar
178. posibilitando verb [posiβ̞iliˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of posibilitar
179. posibilitar verb /posibiliˈtaɾ/: to make possible
180. posible adjective, noun /poˈsible/: possible
181. posiblemente adverb /poˌsibleˈmente/: possibly
182. posición noun /posiˈθjon/: position
183. posición adelantada phrase [posiˈsjõn að̞elãn̪ˈt̪að̞a]
184. posición de adelanto phrase [posiˈsjõn̪ d̪e að̞eˈlãn̪t̪o]
185. posición del perro noun: doggy style
186. posicionado verb /posiθjoˈnado/: past participle of posicionar
187. posicionador noun: positioner
188. posicional adjective /posiθjoˈnal/: positional
189. posicionalmente adverb /posiθjoˌnalˈmente/: positionally
190. posicionamiento noun /posiθjonaˈmjento/: positioning
191. posicionando verb /posiθjoˈnando/: gerund of posicionar
192. posicionándose verb [posisjoˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of posicionar combined with se
193. posicionar verb /posiθjoˈnaɾ/: to position
194. posicionarse verb [posisjoˈnaɾse]: infinitive of posicionar combined with se
195. posicle noun [poˈsikle]
196. posidonia noun: seagrass
197. posindustrial adjective /posindusˈtɾjal/: postindustrial
198. posinfeccioso adjective: postinfectious
199. posinversión noun: postinversion
200. posironía noun /posiɾoˈnia/: post-irony
201. pósit noun /ˈposit/: post-it note
202. positivado verb [posit̪iˈβ̞að̞o]: past participle of positivar
203. positivamente adverb /posiˌtibaˈmente/: positively
204. positivando verb [posit̪iˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of positivar
205. positivar verb [posit̪iˈβ̞aɾ]: to develop (a photo)
206. positividad noun /positibiˈdad/: positivity
207. positivismo noun /positiˈbismo/: positivity, optimism
208. positivista adjective, noun /positiˈbista/: positivist
209. positivo adjective, adverb, noun, verb /posiˈtibo/: positive
210. pósito noun /ˈposito/: governmental institution in charge of collecting and storing grain in order to distribute it in times of need
211. positrón noun /posiˈtɾon/: positron
212. positrónico adjective [posiˈt̪ɾoniko]: positronic
213. positronio noun /posiˈtɾonjo/: positronium
214. positura noun [posiˈt̪uɾa]
215. posizquierda adjective: post-left
216. posliminio noun [posliˈminjo]
217. posludio noun [posˈluð̞jo]
218. posmarxismo noun [posmaɾkˈsismo]
219. posmarxista adjective: post-Marxist
220. posmaterialismo noun: postmaterialism
221. posmenopáusico adjective: postmenopausal
222. posmenstrual adjective [posmẽnsˈt̪ɾwal]
223. posmeridiano adjective, adverb [posmeɾiˈð̞jano]
224. posminimalismo noun: postminimalism
225. posmo adjective [ˈposmo]
226. posmodernidad noun [posmoð̞eɾniˈð̞að̞]: postmodernity
227. posmodernismo noun /posmodeɾˈnismo/: postmodernism
228. posmodernista adjective, noun /posmodeɾˈnista/: postmodernist
229. posmoderno adjective /posmoˈdeɾno/: postmodern
230. posnatal adjective: postnatal
231. posnet noun [ˈposnet̪]
232. posó noun, verb /ˈposo/: dregs, grounds (sediments of a drink)
233. posobligatorio adjective /posobliɡaˈtoɾjo/: alternative form of postobligatorio
234. posocular adjective: postocular
235. posolímpico adjective: post-Olympic
236. posología noun /posoloˈxia/: posology
237. posoperación noun: post-operation
238. posoperatorio adjective, noun /posopeɾaˈtoɾjo/: postoperative
239. posotomano adjective /posotoˈmano/: post-Ottoman
240. pospago noun: post-payment
241. pospandemia noun: postpandemic
242. pospandémico adjective: postpandemic
243. pospartido adjective: postmatch
244. posparto adjective, noun [posˈpaɾt̪o]: postbirth
245. pospetrolero adjective: post-petrol
246. pospinochetista adjective, noun: post-Pinochet
247. pospolítico adjective: postpolitical
248. posponer verb /pospoˈneɾ/: to postpone
249. posponerse verb [pospoˈneɾse]: infinitive of posponer combined with se
250. posponiendo verb [pospoˈnjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of posponer
251. posponiéndose verb [pospoˈnjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of posponer combined with se
252. posporno noun: post-porn, an art movement based on creative use of erotic themes
253. posposición noun /posposiˈθjon/: postponement
254. posposicional adjective [posposisjoˈnal]
255. posprandial adjective: postprandial
256. pospretérito noun [pospɾeˈt̪eɾit̪o]
257. posprocesamiento noun: postprocessing
258. posproducción noun [pospɾoð̞ukˈsjõn]: post-production
259. pospuesto verb /posˈpwesto/: past participle of posponer
260. pospunk adjective: postpunk
261. posquemador noun: afterburner
262. posquirúrgico adjective: postsurgical
263. posrenal adjective /posreˈnal/: postrenal
264. posrepública noun: post-republic
265. posrevolución noun: postrevolution
266. posrevolucionario adjective: postrevolutionary
267. posromanticismo noun /posromantiˈθismo/: postromanticism
268. posromántico adjective /posroˈmantiko/: postromantic
269. post adjective, noun, prefix, preposition /ˈpost/: post
270. post-autoritario adjective: post-authoritarian
271. post-it noun /ˈpostit/: alternative form of pósit
272. post mortem adjective /posˈmoɾtem/: post mortem
273. post scriptum noun /ˌpost esˈkɾibtum/: synonym of posdata
274. posta adjective, adverb, interjection, noun /ˈposta/: staging post for horses
275. postaborto adjective: post-abortion
276. postadolescente adjective, noun: postadolescent
277. postal adjective, noun /posˈtal/: postal
278. postalveolar adjective /postalbeoˈlaɾ/: postalveolar
279. postampular adjective: postampullary
280. postanal adjective: postanal
281. postapocalíptico adjective /postapokaˈlibtiko/: post-apocalyptic
282. postar verb: to bet
283. postbasal adjective /posdbaˈsal/: postbasal
284. postbrexit adjective: post-Brexit
285. postcanino adjective, noun: postcanine
286. postcastrismo noun: post-Castroism (period of time after Fidel Castro's government in Cuba)
287. postcenio noun [post̪ˈsenjo]
288. postclásico adjective: alternative form of posclásico
289. postcoital adjective /posdkoiˈtal/: postcoital
290. postcolonial adjective /posdkoloˈnjal/: postcolonial
291. postcombustión noun: postcombustion
292. postcomunicante adjective /posdkomuniˈkante/: postcommunicant
293. postconflicto noun: postconflict period
294. postconsonántico adjective [post̪kõnsoˈnãn̪t̪iko]
295. postcosecha noun /posdkoˈset͡ʃa/: postharvest
296. postcraneal adjective: postcranial
297. postcráneo noun /posdˈkɾaneo/: postcranium
298. postdata noun /postˈdata/: alternative form of posdata
299. postdebate adjective /posdeˈbate/: postdebate
300. postdictadura noun /posddiɡtaˈduɾa/: the era after a dictatorship

Part 33 · Part 35 · 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.