Spanish words: postdictatorial to pozo escalonado

Spanish words postdictatorial to pozo escalonado

1. postdictatorial adjective: post-dictatorial
2. postdiscal adjective /posddisˈkal/: postdiscal
3. postdoc noun: postdoc
4. postdoctorada noun: a postdoctoral student
5. postdoctorado noun: postdoc
6. postdoctoral adjective: postdoctoral
7. poste noun /ˈposte/: post (of wood), pole
8. poste indicador noun: signpost, guidepost, marker
9. poste totémico noun: totem pole
10. posteado verb [post̪eˈað̞o]: past participle of postear
11. posteando verb [post̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of postear
12. postear verb /posteˈaɾ/: to put posts of a fence
13. postedición noun [post̪eð̞iˈsjõn]
14. posteditar verb [post̪eð̞iˈt̪aɾ]
15. postejercicio adjective: post-exercise
16. postelectoral adjective: alternative form of poselectoral
17. postema noun /posˈtema/: abscess; aposteme
18. postembrionario adjective: postembryonic
19. postemero noun [post̪eˈmeɾo]
20. postemporada noun: post-season
21. postensar verb: to post-tension
22. posteo noun, verb /posˈteo/: post
23. póster noun /ˈposteɾ/: poster
24. postergable adjective /posteɾˈɡable/: delayable, postponable
25. postergación noun /posteɾɡaˈθjon/: postponement
26. postergado verb [post̪eɾˈɣ̞að̞o]: past participle of postergar
27. postergando verb [post̪eɾˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of postergar
28. postergar verb /posteɾˈɡaɾ/: to postpone
29. posteridad noun /posteɾiˈdad/: posterity
30. posterior adjective /posteˈɾjoɾ/: posterior, later
31. posterioridad noun /posteɾjoɾiˈdad/: posteriority
32. posteriormente adverb /posˌteɾjoɾˈmente/: afterwards, later
33. posterización noun [post̪eɾisaˈsjõn]
34. posterizado verb [post̪eɾiˈsað̞o]
35. posterizar verb [post̪eɾiˈsaɾ]
36. postero- prefix /posteɾo/: postero-
37. posteroinferior adjective /posteɾoinfeˈɾjoɾ/: posteroinferior
38. posterolateral adjective: posterolateral
39. posterosuperior adjective: posterosuperior
40. postesclavitud noun /postesklabiˈtud/: postslavery
41. postescolar adjective /posteskoˈlaɾ/: afterschool
42. postestreptocócico adjective /postestɾebtoˈkoθiko/: poststreptococcal
43. postestructuralismo noun [post̪est̪ɾukt̪uɾaˈlismo]: poststructuralism
44. postestructuralista adjective, noun: poststructuralist
45. postfeminismo noun [post̪femiˈnismo]
46. postfordismo noun [post̪foɾˈð̞ismo]
47. postfranquismo noun /posdfɾanˈkismo/: alternative form of posfranquismo
48. postganglionar adjective: postganglionary
49. postglacial adjective: postglacial
50. postgrado noun: alternative form of posgrado
51. postgraduado adjective, noun: alternative spelling of posgraduado
52. postguerra noun: alternative form of posguerra
53. postgusto noun: aftertaste
54. posthumanismo noun [post̪umaˈnismo]
55. posti noun: post-it note
56. postico noun [posˈt̪iko]
57. postigo noun /posˈtiɡo/: shutter (protective panels over a window)
58. postilado verb [post̪iˈlað̞o]
59. postilando verb [post̪iˈlãn̪d̪o]
60. postilla noun /posˈtiʝa/: scab
61. postillón noun [post̪iˈʝõn]: postillion
62. postilloso adjective /postiˈʝoso/: scabbed
63. postimpresionismo noun /postimpɾesjoˈnismo/: postimpressionism
64. postimpresionista noun /postimpɾesjoˈnista/: postimpressionist
65. postín noun /posˈtin/: luxury
66. postindustrial adjective /postindusˈtɾjal/: alternative form of posindustrial
67. postineado verb /postineˈado/: past participle of postinear
68. postineando verb [post̪ineˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of postinear
69. postironía noun /postiɾoˈnia/: alternative form of posironía
70. postit noun [posˈt̪it̪]
71. postítulo noun /posˈtitulo/: a postgraduate course
72. postiza adjective, noun [posˈt̪isa]: feminine singular of postizo
73. postizo adjective, noun /posˈtiθo/: false, artificial
74. postizquierda adjective: postleft
75. postkeynesiano adjective /posdkeineˈsjano/: post-Keynesian
76. postliminio noun [post̪liˈminjo]
77. postludio noun [post̪ˈluð̞jo]: postlude
78. postmarxismo noun [post̪maɾkˈsismo]
79. postmarxista adjective: post-Marxist
80. postmenopáusico adjective /posdmenoˈpausiko/: postmenopausal
81. postmodernidad noun [post̪moð̞eɾniˈð̞að̞]: postmodernity
82. postmodernismo noun /posmodeɾˈnismo/: alternative spelling of posmodernismo
83. postmodernista adjective, noun [post̪moð̞eɾˈnist̪a]: postmodernist
84. postmoderno adjective [post̪moˈð̞eɾno]: alternative form of posmoderno
85. postmortem noun: post mortem
86. postnatal adjective /posdnaˈtal/: postnatal
87. postnominal adjective: postnominal
88. postobligatorio adjective /postobliɡaˈtoɾjo/: post-compulsory
89. postocular adjective /postokuˈlaɾ/: postocular
90. postolímpico adjective: post-Olympic
91. postón noun [posˈt̪õn]
92. postónico adjective /posˈtoniko/: posttonic
93. postoperatorio adjective, noun /postopeɾaˈtoɾjo/: postoperative
94. postor noun /posˈtoɾ/: bidder
95. postorbital adjective /postoɾbiˈtal/: postorbital
96. postorden noun: postorder
97. postotalitarismo noun: post-totalitarism
98. postpago noun: alternative spelling of pospago
99. postpalacial adjective: Postpalatial
100. postpaleolítico adjective: postpaleolithic
101. postparto adjective, noun [post̪ˈpaɾt̪o]: alternative spelling of posparto
102. postponer verb /postpoˈneɾ/: alternative form of posponer
103. postposicional adjective [post̪posisjoˈnal]
104. postprandial adjective /posdpɾanˈdjal/: postprandial
105. postprocesado noun: postprocess
106. postprocesamiento noun: postprocess
107. postproducción noun /pospɾoduɡˈθjon/: post-production
108. postproducir verb /pospɾoduˈθiɾ/: to postproduce
109. postquemador noun: afterburner
110. postquirúrgico adjective /posdkiˈɾuɾxiko/: postsurgical
111. postración noun [post̪ɾaˈsjõn]: depression
112. postrado adjective, verb /posˈtɾado/: prostrate (lying flat)
113. postraduccional adjective /postɾaduɡθjoˈnal/: post-translational
114. postrando verb [posˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of postrar
115. postrándose verb [posˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of postrar combined with se
116. postranscripcional adjective /postɾanskɾibθjoˈnal/: postranscriptional
117. postransfusional adjective: posttransfusion
118. postransplante adjective: posttransplant
119. postrante adjective /posˈtɾante/: causing to remain lying down
120. postrar verb /posˈtɾaɾ/: to prostrate, lie prostrate, to lie low
121. postraumático adjective /postɾauˈmatiko/: posttraumatic
122. postre adjective, noun, verb /ˈpostɾe/: dessert; sweet
123. postremero adjective: alternative form of postrimero
124. postremo adjective: last; final
125. postrenal adjective /posreˈnal/: alternative form of posrenal
126. postrer adjective /posˈtɾeɾ/: apocopic form of postrero last; final
127. postreramente adverb /posˌtɾeɾaˈmente/: ultimately, lastly
128. postrero adjective /posˈtɾeɾo/: last; final; dying
129. postrevolución noun: post-revolution period
130. postrevolucionario adjective: postrevolutionary
131. postrimer adjective: apocopic form of postrimero; last
132. postrimería noun /postɾimeˈɾia/: closing stage; sunset
133. postrimerías noun: end stage of something
134. postrimero adjective [post̪ɾiˈmeɾo]: last; final
135. postromanticismo noun /postromantiθísmo/: alternative form of posromanticismo
136. postromántico adjective /posroˈmantiko/: alternative form of posromántico
137. postrombótico adjective: postthrombotic
138. postropical adjective /postɾopiˈkal/: post-tropical
139. postsecundario adjective: post-secondary
140. postsináptico adjective: postsynaptic
141. postsinodal adjective /postsinoˈdal/: postsynodal
142. postsocialista adjective /postsoθjaˈlista/: postsocialist
143. postsoviético adjective /postsoˈbjetiko/: post-Sovietic
144. postula noun, verb /posˈtula/: third-person singular present indicative
145. postulación noun /postulaˈθjon/: nomination (to a political position, etc)
146. postulado noun, verb /postuˈlado/: postulate
147. postulador noun /postulaˈdoɾ/: postulator
148. postulando verb [post̪uˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of postular
149. postulándose verb [post̪uˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of postular combined with se
150. postulantado noun: postulant
151. postulante noun /postuˈlante/: candidate
152. postular verb /postuˈlaɾ/: to nominate
153. postularse verb [post̪uˈlaɾse]: infinitive of postular combined with se
154. póstumamente adverb /ˌpostumaˈmente/: posthumously
155. póstumo adjective /ˈpostumo/: posthumous (born after one’s father’s death)
156. postura noun /posˈtuɾa/: position
157. postura de la amazona noun: cowgirl position
158. postura de perrito adverb: doggy style
159. postura de vaquera noun: cowgirl position
160. postura del misionero noun: missionary position
161. postural adjective /postuˈɾal/: postural
162. postureado verb [post̪uɾeˈað̞o]: past participle of posturear
163. postureador noun /postuɾeaˈdoɾ/: poseur, poser, posturer
164. postureando verb [post̪uɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of posturear
165. posturear verb /postuɾeˈaɾ/: to pose; to play to the gallery; to posture
166. postureo noun, verb /postuˈɾeo/: posturing, showing off
167. posturero adjective, noun: posturer
168. postventa noun: alternative spelling of posventa
169. postverbal adjective [post̪β̞eɾˈβ̞al]
170. postverdad noun: post-truth
171. postvocálico adjective: post-vowel
172. pósum noun /ˈposum/: possum
173. posvacacional adjective: postvacation
174. posvacunación adjective /posbakunaˈθjon/: post-vaccine
175. posvanguardia noun /posbanˈɡwaɾdja/: post-avant-guard
176. posvédico adjective /posˈbediko/: post-Vedic
177. posvención noun [posβ̞ẽnˈsjõn]
178. posventa adjective /posˈbenta/: after-sales
179. posverbal adjective, noun /posbeɾˈbal/: derived from a verb
180. posverdad noun [posβ̞eɾˈð̞að̞]: post-truth
181. posverdadero adjective [posβ̞eɾð̞aˈð̞eɾo]
182. posvesical adjective /posbesiˈkal/: postvesical
183. pota noun, verb /ˈpota/: cuttlefish
184. pota común noun: European flying squid
185. potabilidad noun /potabiliˈdad/: drinkability
186. potabilización noun /potabiliθaˈθjon/: purification (often, of water)
187. potabilizado verb /potabiliˈθado/: past participle of potabilizar
188. potabilizador adjective, noun /potabiliθaˈdoɾ/: purifier
189. potabilizando verb [pot̪aβ̞iliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of potabilizar
190. potabilizar verb /potabiliˈθaɾ/: to make something drinkable
191. potable adjective /poˈtable/: potable, drinkable
192. potado verb [poˈt̪að̞o]: past participle of potar
193. potador noun [pot̪aˈð̞oɾ]
194. potage noun [poˈt̪axe]
195. potaje noun /poˈtaxe/: broth, stew
196. potaje de vigilia noun /poˌtaxe de biˈxilja/: a stew made with cod, chickpeas and spinach. It is traditionally served in Spain at Easter
197. potajero adjective, noun: legumes
198. potamofobia noun [pot̪amoˈfoβ̞ja]
199. potamología noun [pot̪amoloˈxia]
200. potamoquero noun: a pig of the genus Potamochoerus; a bushpig
201. potando verb [poˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of potar
202. potar verb /poˈtaɾ/: to puke, to throw up
203. potarro noun /poˈtaro/: European flying squid (Todarodes sagittatus)
204. potasa noun: potash
205. potasemia noun /potaˈsemja/: kalemia
206. potásico adjective: potassic
207. potasio noun /poˈtasjo/: potassium
208. potaxie noun /poˈtaɡsje/: a popular term among young people and the LGBT community on TikTok to refer to a group that creates and consumes memes from “Potaxie lore”, a humorous...
209. potaxio noun /poˈtaɡsjo/: Avocado.
210. potazo noun: tin (for collecting money for charity)
211. pote noun, verb /ˈpote/: pot
212. poteado verb /poteˈado/: past participle of potear
213. poteando verb [pot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of potear
214. potear verb /poteˈaɾ/: to have a few drinks (usually wine) while going from one bar to another.
215. potencia noun, verb /poˈtenθja/: power, potency
216. potencia intermedia noun /poˌtenθja inteɾˈmedja/: middle power (a sovereign state that is not a great power nor a superpower, but still has moderate influence and international recognition)
217. potenciación noun /potenθjaˈθjon/: strengthening
218. potenciado verb /potenˈθjado/: past participle of potenciar
219. potenciador adjective, noun /potenθjaˈdoɾ/: enhancing, stimulating
220. potencial adjective, noun /potenˈθjal/: potential
221. potencial de acción noun: action potential
222. potencial de hidrógeno phrase [pot̪ẽnˈsjal̪ d̪e iˈð̞ɾoxeno]
223. potencial rédox phrase [pot̪ẽnˈsjal ˈreð̞oks]
224. potencialidad noun /potenθjaliˈdad/: potentiality
225. potencialización noun /potenθjaliθaˈθjon/: potentialization
226. potencializar verb /potenθjaliˈθaɾ/: to potentiate
227. potencialmente adverb /potenˌθjalˈmente/: potentially
228. potenciamiento noun /potenθjaˈmjento/: enhancement, promotion
229. potenciando verb [pot̪ẽnˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of potenciar
230. potenciar verb /potenˈθjaɾ/: to promote, strengthen
231. potenciómetro noun [pot̪ẽnˈsjomet̪ɾo]: potentiometer
232. potenciostático adjective: potentiostatic
233. potenciostato noun: potentiostat
234. potentado noun /potenˈtado/: tycoon, magnate, potentate
235. potente adjective /poˈtente/: potent
236. potentemente adverb /poˌtenteˈmente/: powerfully
237. potenzado adjective [pot̪ẽnˈsað̞o]: potenty
238. poteo noun, verb /poˈteo/: pub crawl, bar hopping
239. poterna noun: postern
240. potero noun [poˈt̪eɾo]
241. potestad noun /potesˈtad/: power, authority (authority to carry out something; typically has a legal or political connotation)
242. potestades noun [pot̪esˈt̪að̞es]: plural of potestad
243. potestativo adjective /potestaˈtibo/: potestative
244. pothos noun /ˈpotos/: pothos
245. poti noun /ˈpoti/: potion, pot
246. potiche noun [poˈt̪it͡ʃe]
247. potideata adjective, noun: Potidaean
248. potingo noun [poˈt̪ĩŋgo]
249. potingue noun /poˈtinɡe/: hogwash; swill
250. potito noun /poˈtito/: baby food
251. poto noun, verb /ˈpoto/: buttocks; butt
252. poto de botella phrase [ˈpot̪o ð̞e β̞oˈt̪eʝa]
253. potoco adjective, noun [poˈt̪oko]
254. potofobia noun [pot̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
255. potomanía noun [pot̪omaˈnia]: primary polydipsia
256. potorro noun [poˈt̪oro]: pussy, fanny, cunt
257. potosí adjective [pot̪oˈsi]
258. potosino adjective, noun [pot̪oˈsino]: of, from or relating to the state of San Luis Potosí, Mexico
259. potoyunco noun /potoˈʝunko/: diving petrel
260. potra noun /ˈpotɾa/: hernia (especially an umbilical or scrotal hernia)
261. potrada noun /poˈtɾada/: group (of colts)
262. potranco noun /poˈtɾanko/: foal of less than three years
263. potreado verb [pot̪ɾeˈað̞o]
264. potreando verb [pot̪ɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
265. potrear verb [pot̪ɾeˈaɾ]
266. potrero noun /poˈtɾeɾo/: ranch or open range where horses are raised
267. potril noun [poˈt̪ɾil]
268. potrillo noun /poˈtɾiʝo/: diminutive of potro, male foal
269. potro noun /ˈpotɾo/: (young) stallion
270. potro con arcos noun: synonym of caballo con arcos
271. potro de herrar phrase [ˈpot̪ɾo ð̞e eˈraɾ]
272. potrón noun [poˈt̪ɾõn]
273. Potsdam proper noun [pot̪sˈð̞ãm]
274. potus noun [ˈpot̪us]
275. Pou proper noun /ˈpou/: a surname from Catalan
276. poule noun: pool stage
277. poumista noun [powˈmist̪a]
278. poundal noun [põwn̪ˈd̪al]
279. POV phrase /ˈpob/: POV
280. Poveda proper noun [poˈβ̞eð̞a]
281. power pop noun /ˌpaweɾ ˈpop/: power pop
282. powerpoint noun /paweɾˈpoint/: powerpoint
283. poya adjective, noun: Poya
284. poyado verb [poˈʝað̞o]
285. poyando verb [poˈʝãn̪d̪o]
286. poyato noun [poˈʝat̪o]
287. poyete noun [poˈʝet̪e]: ledge
288. poyo noun /ˈpoʝo/: a bench of stone or other material that is placed against a wall
289. poza noun /ˈpoθa/: puddle, pool
290. poza de marea noun: tidepool
291. pozal noun /poˈθal/: bucket (especially of a well)
292. pozanco noun [poˈsãŋko]
293. pozarricense adjective [posariˈsẽnse]
294. pozas noun /ˈpoθas/: plural of poza
295. Poznan proper noun [ˈposnãn]
296. pozo noun /ˈpoθo/: well (hole in the ground as a source of water or other fluids)
297. pozo airón phrase [ˈposo ajˈɾõn]
298. pozo artesiano noun: artesian well
299. pozo de petróleo noun: oilwell
300. pozo escalonado noun: stepwell

Part 34 · Part 36 · 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.