Spanish words: pampiniforme to panorama

Spanish words pampiniforme to panorama

1. pampiniforme adjective: pampiniform
2. pampino adjective, noun /pamˈpino/: of or from Pampas, Peru
3. pampirolada noun [pãmpiɾoˈlað̞a]
4. pamplemusa noun [pãmpleˈmusa]
5. pamplina noun /pamˈplina/: chickweed
6. pamplina de agua noun: blinks (Montia fontana)
7. pamplinada noun /pampliˈnada/: trifle (insignificant amount)
8. pamplinas interjection, noun /pamˈplinas/: heck! gadzooks! darn! freak!
9. pamplinero adjective [pãmpliˈneɾo]
10. pamplinoso adjective [pãmpliˈnoso]
11. Pamplona proper noun /pamˈplona/: Pamplona (a city in Navarre, Spain)
12. pamplonés adjective, noun /pamploˈnes/: of, from or relating to Pamplona
13. pamplonica adjective, noun [pãmploˈnika]: of, from or relating to Pamplona
14. pampsiquismo noun [pãmsiˈkismo]: panpsychism
15. pamú noun: a member of the Pamu tribe in Equatorial Guinea
16. pan abbreviation, noun, prefix /ˈpan/: pan-
17. pan ácimo noun /ˌpan ˈaθimo/: unleavened bread
18. pan bimbo noun /ˌpam ˈbimbo/: sliced bread
19. pan comido noun, phrase /ˌpan koˈmido/: cinch, a piece of cake, a cakewalk, a breeze, a slam dunk, a no-brainer, duck soup, a walk in the park, a walkover, a picnic (something easy to do)
20. pan con... phrase [ˈpãŋ kõn]
21. pan con pan, comida de tontos phrase: merging very similar things or always doing the same thing is boring and unsatisfactory
22. pan de azúcar noun: sugarloaf
23. pan de bono noun /ˌpan de ˈbono/: alternative spelling of pandebono
24. pan de cada día noun /ˌpan de ˌkada ˈdia/: daily bread
25. pan de Dios noun /ˌpan de ˈdjos/: a godsend (person)
26. pan de especias noun /ˌpan de esˈpeθjas/: gingerbread
27. pan de hamburguesa noun /ˌpan de ambuɾˈɡesa/: burger bun
28. pan de indio noun: Cyttaria hariotii, an edible mushroom that parasitizes Nothofagus.
29. pan de jengibre noun /ˌpan de xenˈxibɾe/: gingerbread
30. pan de molde noun, phrase /ˌpan de ˈmolde/: sandwich bread, sliced bread
31. pan de oro noun: gold leaf
32. pan de Pascua phrase [ˈpãn̪ d̪e ˈpaskwa]
33. pan de pita noun, phrase /ˌpan de ˈpita/: pita, pita bread
34. pan de puerco noun: cyclamen
35. pan de ranas noun: water plantain
36. pan de sal noun /ˌpan de ˈsal/: pandesal (bread)
37. pan de sandwich phrase [ˈpãn̪ d̪e sãn̪d̪ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝it͡ʃ]
38. pan dulce noun, phrase [ˈpãn̪ ˈd̪ulse]: pan dulce
39. pan flauta noun: A loaf of bread that is long and narrow.
40. pan francés noun /ˌpan fɾanˈθes/: French bread, baguette
41. pan integral noun /ˌpan inteˈɡɾal/: wholemeal bread
42. pan lactal noun, phrase /ˌpan laɡˈtal/: sliced bread, sandwich bread
43. pan mataniños noun /ˌpam mataˈniɲos/: a type of hot dog
44. pan negro phrase [ˈpãn ˈneɣ̞ɾo]
45. pan para hoy, hambre para mañana proverb: there is a short-term benefit, but in the long run it isn't beneficial; short-term gain, long-term pain
46. pan rebanado noun: sliced bread
47. pan tostado noun /ˌpan tosˈtado/: toast
48. pan tumaca noun /ˌpan tuˈmaka/: pa amb tomàquet (slice of bread soaked in tomato, seasoned with olive oil and salt)
49. pan y quesito phrase [ˈpãn i keˈsit̪o]
50. pana adjective, noun /ˈpana/: velour, corduroy
51. panaca noun /paˈnaka/: panaka
52. panacea noun /panaˈθea/: panacea
53. panacea universal phrase [panaˈsea uniβ̞eɾˈsal]
54. panacota noun [panaˈkot̪a]
55. panacronismo noun [pãnakɾoˈnismo]
56. panadeado verb [panað̞eˈað̞o]
57. panadeando verb [panað̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
58. panadería noun /panadeˈɾia/: bakery
59. panadero adjective, noun /panaˈdeɾo/: baker (a person who bakes and sells bread, etc)
60. panafricanismo noun /panafɾikaˈnismo/: Pan-Africanism
61. panafricanista noun /panafɾikaˈnista/: a supporter of Pan-Africanism
62. panafricano adjective /panafɾiˈkano/: Pan-African
63. Panajachel proper noun /panaxaˈt͡ʃel/: Panajachel (a city in Guatemala)
64. pañal noun /paˈɲal/: diaper, nappy
65. pañalera noun [paɲaˈleɾa]: diaper bag; nappy bag
66. pañaleta noun [paɲaˈlet̪a]
67. panalillo noun /panaˈliʝo/: sweet alyssum (Lobularia maritima)
68. panamá noun [panaˈma]: Panama hat
69. panameñidad noun [panameɲiˈð̞að̞]
70. panameñismo noun /panameˈɲismo/: patriotism for Panama
71. panameñista adjective, noun: of the Partido Panameñista (a Panamanian political party)
72. panameño adjective, noun /panaˈmeɲo/: Panamanian
73. panamericanismo noun /panameɾikaˈnismo/: Pan-Americanism
74. panamericano adjective /panameɾiˈkano/: Pan-American
75. panandino adjective: pan-Andean
76. panapén noun /panaˈpen/: breadfruit
77. panaqueo adjective [pãnaˈkeo]
78. panárabe adjective /paˈnaɾabe/: pan-Arab
79. panarabismo noun /panaɾaˈbismo/: pan-Arabism
80. panarabista noun /panaɾaˈbista/: pan-Arabist
81. panarquía noun: panarchy
82. panarra noun /paˈnara/: bat (winged mammal)
83. panatela noun /panaˈtela/: a long thin biscuit
84. panatenaico adjective /panateˈnaiko/: Panathenaic
85. panática noun [paˈnat̪ika]
86. Panay proper noun /paˈnai/: Panay (an island of the Philippines)
87. panca noun /ˈpanka/: dried maize leaf
88. pancarditis noun [pãŋkaɾˈð̞it̪is]
89. pancarpíneo adjective [pãŋkaɾˈpineo]
90. pancarpo noun [pãŋˈkaɾpo]
91. pancarta noun /panˈkaɾta/: banner (large sign)
92. pancatalanismo noun /pankatalaˈnismo/: pan-Catalanism
93. pancerno noun [pãnˈseɾno]
94. panceta noun /panˈθeta/: cured bacon
95. Panchatantra proper noun: Panchatantra
96. Panchen Lama noun: Panchen Lama
97. panchería noun: hot dog stand, hot dog joint
98. panchero noun [pãnʲˈt͡ʃeɾo]
99. Panchimalco proper noun /pant͡ʃiˈmalko/: Panchimalco (a town in San Salvador department, El Salvador)
100. panchito adjective, noun /panˈt͡ʃito/: diminutive of pancho
101. pancho adjective, noun /ˈpant͡ʃo/: calm, relaxed
102. pancino adjective [pãnˈsino]
103. pancista adjective, noun [pãnˈsist̪a]: opportunist
104. pancit noun /panˈθit/: noodles made from rice flour
105. pancita noun /panˈθita/: diminutive of panza
106. pancita de res noun /panˌθita de ˈres/: cow tripe
107. pancitería noun /panθiteˈɾia/: a pancit noodle restaurant
108. pancito noun /panˈθito/: diminutive of pan
109. pancitopenia noun /panθitoˈpenja/: pancytopenia
110. panciverde adjective [pãnsiˈβ̞eɾð̞e]
111. panco noun: a cabotage vessel formerly used in the Philippines
112. Pancorbo proper noun /panˈkoɾbo/: a surname
113. pancracio noun /panˈkɾaθjo/: pankration
114. páncreas noun /ˈpankɾeas/: pancreas
115. pancreático adjective /pankɾeˈatiko/: pancreatic
116. pancreaticoduodenal adjective /pankɾeatikodwodeˈnal/: pancreaticoduodenal
117. pancreatitis noun /pankɾeaˈtitis/: pancreatitis
118. pancreatoduodenal adjective /pankɾeatodwodeˈnal/: pancreatoduodenal
119. pancrelipasa noun: pancrelipase
120. pancromático adjective /pankɾoˈmatiko/: panchromatic
121. pancucha noun [pãŋˈkut͡ʃa]
122. pancutra noun [pãŋˈkut̪ɾa]
123. panda adjective, noun /ˈpanda/: gang, bunch
124. panda gigante phrase [ˈpãn̪d̪a xiˈɣ̞ãn̪t̪e]
125. panda menor phrase [ˈpãn̪d̪a meˈnoɾ]
126. panda rojo noun, phrase /ˌpanda ˈroxo/: red panda
127. pandano noun: pandan; screw pine
128. pandar verb [pãn̪ˈd̪aɾ]
129. pandeada noun, verb /pandeˈada/: favor
130. pandeado verb /pandeˈado/: past participle of pandear
131. pandeando verb [pãn̪d̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pandear
132. pandeándose verb [pãn̪d̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of pandear combined with se
133. pandear verb /pandeˈaɾ/: to bend
134. pandearse verb [pãn̪d̪eˈaɾse]: infinitive of pandear combined with se
135. pandebono noun /ˌpandeˈbono/: pandebono
136. pandeiro noun /panˈdeiɾo/: pandeiro
137. pandeísmo noun /pandeˈismo/: pandeism
138. pandeísta noun /pandeˈista/: pandeist
139. pandejo noun /panˈdexo/: one who is foolishly reckless around COVID-19
140. pandemia noun /panˈdemja/: pandemic
141. pandémico adjective /panˈdemiko/: pandemic
142. pandemonio noun /pandeˈmonjo/: pandemonium
143. pandemónium noun /pandeˈmonjum/: pandemonium
144. pandeo noun, verb /panˈdeo/: bulging, bulge
145. pandequeso noun [pãn̪d̪eˈkeso]
146. pandera noun /panˈdeɾa/: tambourine
147. panderazo noun [pãn̪d̪eˈɾaso]
148. pandereta noun /pandeˈɾeta/: tambourine
149. panderetas noun /pandeˈɾetas/: holier-than-thou person
150. panderetazo noun [pãn̪d̪eɾeˈt̪aso]
151. pandereteado verb [pãn̪d̪eɾet̪eˈað̞o]
152. pandereteando verb [pãn̪d̪eɾet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
153. panderetólogo noun [pãn̪d̪eɾeˈt̪oloɣ̞o]
154. pandero noun /panˈdeɾo/: tambourine (percussion instrument consisting of a small hoop closed on one side with a drum frame and featuring jingling metal disks on the tread)
155. pandeyuca noun [pãn̪d̪eˈʝuka]
156. pandiculación noun [pãn̪d̪ikulaˈsjõn]
157. pandiculante adjective [pãn̪d̪ikuˈlãn̪t̪e]
158. pandigital adjective: pandigital
159. pandil noun /panˈdil/: clock
160. pandilla noun /panˈdiʝa/: gang
161. pandilleril adjective: gang
162. pandillerismo noun /pandiʝeˈɾismo/: gangsterism
163. pandillero noun /pandiˈʝeɾo/: gangster, gang member
164. pandillismo noun /pandiˈʝismo/: gang violence
165. pandimensional adjective: pandimensional
166. pandino adjective, noun /panˈdino/: of, from or relating to the department of Pando, Bolivia
167. pando adjective, noun /ˈpando/: crooked, bent
168. Pandora proper noun /panˈdoɾa/: Pandora
169. pandorga noun /panˈdoɾɡa/: kite
170. pandórico adjective [pãn̪ˈd̪oɾiko]
171. pandulce noun [pãn̪ˈd̪ulse]
172. pandurata noun [pãn̪d̪uˈɾat̪a]
173. paneado verb [paneˈað̞o]
174. paneando verb [paneˈãn̪d̪o]
175. panear verb [paneˈaɾ]
176. panecillo noun /paneˈθiʝo/: diminutive of pan
177. panegírico adjective, noun /paneˈxiɾiko/: panegyric
178. panegirista noun /panexiˈɾista/: panegyrist
179. panegirizado verb [panexiɾiˈsað̞o]
180. panegirizando verb [panexiɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]
181. panel noun /paˈnel/: panel (“material object”)
182. panel de instrumentos noun: instrument panel
183. panel solar noun /paˌnel soˈlaɾ/: solar panel
184. panel táctil noun /paˌnel ˈtaɡtil/: touchpad
185. panela noun /paˈnela/: panela (solid piece of unrefined sugar)
186. panelable adjective [paneˈlaβ̞le]
187. panelado verb [paneˈlað̞o]
188. panelando verb [paneˈlãn̪d̪o]
189. panelar verb [paneˈlaɾ]
190. panelería noun: panelling
191. panelero adjective /paneˈleɾo/: of or relating to panela
192. panelista adjective, noun /paneˈlista/: panelist
193. panenteísmo noun /panenteˈismo/: panentheism
194. paneo noun [paˈneo]: panorama, panning
195. panera adjective, noun /paˈneɾa/: breadbasket
196. pañería noun /paɲeˈɾia/: drapes
197. panerillo noun [paneˈɾiʝo]
198. panero adjective, noun /paˈneɾo/: a basket in which to place bread being taken out of the oven in a bakery
199. paneslavismo noun: Pan-Slavism
200. pañeta noun [paˈɲet̪a]
201. pañetado verb [paɲeˈt̪að̞o]
202. pañetando verb [paɲeˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
203. panete adjective [paˈnet̪e]
204. panetela noun /paneˈtela/: pound cake
205. panetón noun /paneˈton/: panettone
206. panetone noun /ˌpaneˈtone/: panettone
207. panettone noun: alternative spelling of panetone
208. paneuropeo adjective /paneuɾoˈpeo/: Pan-European
209. Panfilia proper noun [pãɱˈfilja]: Pamphylia
210. pánfilo adjective /ˈpanfilo/: dull, (slow of understanding)
211. panfletario adjective, noun /panfleˈtaɾjo/: propagandist
212. panfletear verb [pãɱflet̪eˈaɾ]
213. panfletero adjective, noun [pãɱfleˈt̪eɾo]
214. panfletista adjective, noun [pãɱfleˈt̪ist̪a]: pamphleteer
215. panfleto noun /panˈfleto/: pamphlet (but of a political, often defamatory, nature)
216. panga noun /ˈpanɡa/: panga (small inflatable motorboat used in Latin America)
217. pangaré adjective [pãŋgaˈɾe]
218. Pangasinán proper noun /panɡasiˈnan/: Pangasinan (a province of the Philippines; capital: Lingayen; largest city: Dagupan)
219. pangasinense adjective, noun /panɡasiˈnense/: Pangasinan (of, from or relating to the province of Pangasinan, Philippines)
220. Pangea proper noun /panˈxea/: Pangaea (a former supercontinent that included all the landmasses of the earth before the Triassic period and that broke up into Laurasia and Gondwana)
221. pangénesis noun [pãŋˈxenesis]
222. pangenotípico adjective [pãŋxenoˈt̪ipiko]
223. pangermanismo noun: Pan-Germanism
224. pangermano noun /panxeɾˈmano/: Pan-German
225. pangí noun [pãŋˈxi]
226. panglosiano adjective: Panglossian
227. pangola adjective [pãŋˈgola]
228. pangolín noun /panɡoˈlin/: pangolin
229. pangrama noun [pãŋˈgɾama]: pangram
230. Pangua proper noun [ˈpãŋgwa]
231. pangue noun /ˈpanɡe/: giant rhubarb (Gunnera tinctoria)
232. Pangui proper noun [ˈpãŋgi]
233. Panguipulli proper noun /panɡiˈpuʝi/: Panguipulli (a commune and city in Panguipulli, Chile)
234. panhelénico adjective /paneˈleniko/: Panhellenic
235. panhelenismo noun /paneleˈnismo/: panhellenism
236. panhelenista adjective [pãneleˈnist̪a]
237. panhipopituitarismo noun /panipopitwitaˈɾismo/: panhypopituitarism
238. panhispánico adjective /panisˈpaniko/: pan-Hispanic
239. panhispanismo noun /panispaˈnismo/: pan-Hispanism
240. panhumano adjective /panuˈmano/: panhuman
241. pañi noun /paˈɲi/: water
242. paniagua verb: only used in te ... paniagua, syntactic variant of paniáguate, second-person singular imperative of paniaguarse
243. paniaguar verb: only used in se ... paniaguar, syntactic variant of paniaguarse
244. paniaguarse verb /panjaˈɡwaɾse/: to make friends; buddy up
245. panicar verb [paniˈkaɾ]
246. pánico adjective, noun /ˈpaniko/: pertaining to the god Pan
247. pánico moral noun /ˌpaniko moˈɾal/: moral panic (a public outcry based on the perception that an individual or a group of people poses a threat to society)
248. panícula noun /paˈnikula/: panicle
249. paniculada noun: panicle
250. paniculitis noun /panikuˈlitis/: panniculitis
251. panículo noun /paˈnikulo/: panniculus (a dense layer of fatty tissue growth)
252. panificable adjective /panifiˈkable/: panifiable
253. panificación noun /panifikaˈθjon/: breadmaking
254. panificado verb /panifiˈkado/: past participle of panificar
255. panificador noun /panifikaˈdoɾ/: bread maker
256. panificadora noun [panifikaˈð̞oɾa]: female equivalent of panificador
257. panificando verb [panifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of panificar
258. panificar verb /panifiˈkaɾ/: to panify, to turn into bread
259. panihue noun /paˈniwe/: eczema
260. pañil noun /paˈɲil/: orange-ball-tree
261. panilla noun /paˈniʝa/: synonym of cuarterón, a Spanish quarter-pound
262. panindio adjective: pan-Indian
263. paniqueado verb /panikeˈado/: past participle of paniquear
264. paniqueando verb [panikeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of paniquear
265. paniquear verb /panikeˈaɾ/: to panic
266. paniquearse verb /panikeˈaɾse/: infinitive of paniquear combined with se
267. paniquiar verb /paniˈkjaɾ/: alternative form of paniquear
268. paniquiarse verb [paniˈkjaɾse]
269. panismo noun /paˈnismo/: The political beliefs and ideologies of the Partido Acción Nacional
270. panista adjective, noun /paˈnista/: of PAN (a Mexican political party)
271. pañito noun /paˈɲito/: diminutive of paño
272. pañitucando verb [paɲit̪uˈkãn̪d̪o]
273. pañitucar verb [paɲit̪uˈkaɾ]
274. panizo noun /paˈniθo/: millet (esp. foxtail millet)
275. panizo negro phrase [paˈniso ˈneɣ̞ɾo]
276. pañizuelo noun /paɲiˈθwelo/: synonym of pañuelo
277. panko noun /ˈpanko/: panko
278. panlatinismo noun [pãnlat̪iˈnismo]
279. panléxico noun [pãnˈleksiko]
280. paño noun /ˈpaɲo/: cloth
281. paño de cocina noun /ˌpaɲo de koˈθina/: dishcloth
282. paño de lágrimas noun: shoulder to cry on
283. paño de manos noun: washcloth
284. paño de mesa noun: tablecloth
285. paño de pureza noun /ˌpaɲo de puˈɾeθa/: perizoma; fig leaf
286. panocha noun /paˈnot͡ʃa/: corncob
287. panocho noun: the dialect of Spanish spoken in Murcia
288. panofobia noun [panoˈfoβ̞ja]
289. panoja noun /paˈnoxa/: ear of corn
290. pañol noun [paˈɲol]: store, storeroom, locker
291. pañolada noun: The act of waving a white handkerchief at an event, especially a football game or a bullfight, as a form of protest
292. pañolería noun /paɲoleˈɾia/: handkerchief shop
293. pañolero noun [paɲoˈleɾo]
294. pañoleta noun /paɲoˈleta/: neckerchief, headscarf
295. panoli adjective, noun /paˈnoli/: dimwit, sucker
296. pañolón noun /paɲoˈlon/: shawl
297. panonio adjective, noun /paˈnonjo/: Pannonian (of, from or relating to the region of Pannonia in Central Europe)
298. panoplia noun [paˈnoplja]: panoply (of armor)
299. panóptico adjective, noun /paˈnobtiko/: panoptic
300. panorama noun /panoˈɾama/: scenery

Part 3 · Part 5 · 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.