Spanish words: previsibilidad to proactividad
300 Spanish words, part 40 of 48 of the words starting with P, A to Z. 93 have a page of their own.
Spanish words previsibilidad to proactividad
- previsibilidad noun /pɾebisibiliˈdad/: predictability
- previsible adjective /pɾebiˈsible/: foreseeable; falling within normal expectation
- previsiblemente adverb /pɾebiˌsibleˈmente/: foreseeably
- previsión noun /pɾebiˈsjon/: prevision
- previsional adjective [pɾeβ̞isjoˈnal]: forecast, projected
- previsionar verb [pɾeβ̞isjoˈnaɾ]: to prevision
- previsivo adjective [pɾeβ̞iˈsiβ̞o]: synonym of previsor
- previsor adjective: visionary (having foresight)
- previsoramente adverb: prudently
- previsto adjective, verb /pɾeˈbisto/: expected, predicted, planned
- previsualización noun: preview (a facility for seeing and checking a document, or changes to it, before saving and/or printing it)
- previsualizar verb: to preview
- prevocálico adjective /pɾeboˈkaliko/: prevocalic
- prez noun /ˈpɾeθ/: honour
- prezigapófisis noun: prezygapophysis
- Prialé proper noun /pɾjaˈle/: a surname
- priámida noun [ˈpɾjamið̞a]
- Príamo proper noun /ˈpɾiamo/: Priam (king of Troy in the Iliad)
- PRIAN abbreviation [ˈpɾjãn]
- prianista noun: A member or supporter of PRIAN
- priapismo noun /pɾjaˈpismo/: priapism
- príapo noun [ˈpɾiapo]
- priato noun: The time when the Institutional Revolutionary Party held power in Mexico, from 1929 to 2000
- priego noun [ˈpɾjeɣ̞o]
- prieguense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Priego de Córdoba
- Priene proper noun: Priene
- priesa noun [ˈpɾjesa]
- prieta adjective, noun /ˈpɾjeta/: blood sausage
- prietita noun: a supporter of Manuel García Prieto
- prieto adjective, noun /ˈpɾjeto/: dark, swarthy (used to describe both people and landscapes)
- priismo noun /pɾiˈismo/: the ideologies of, or support for, the Mexican Institutional Revolutionary Party
- priista adjective, noun /pɾiˈista/: of the Institutional Revolutionary Party in Mexico
- prilocaína noun: prilocaine
- prima adjective, noun, verb /ˈpɾima/: bonus
- prima cuarta noun: fourth cousin (female)
- prima de riesgo noun, phrase [ˈpɾima ð̞e ˈrjesɣ̞o]: risk premium
- prima donna phrase [ˈpɾima ˈð̞õnna]
- prima facie adverb: prima facie
- prima hermana noun: first cousin (female)
- prima quinta noun: fifth cousin (female)
- prima segunda noun: second cousin (female)
- primacía noun /pɾimaˈθia/: primacy
- primacial adjective /pɾimaˈθjal/: primacy
- primada noun, verb /pɾiˈmada/: Typically action of a dope; gullibility
- primado noun, verb /pɾiˈmado/: past participle of primar
- primal adjective /pɾiˈmal/: yearling (between one and two years of age) (of sheep and goats)
- primalidad noun: primality
- primando verb [pɾiˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of primar
- primar verb /pɾiˈmaɾ/: to predominate
- primaria adjective, noun, verb /pɾiˈmaɾja/: primary school; primary schooling
- primaria presidencial phrase [pɾiˈmaɾja pɾesið̞ẽnˈsjal]
- primariamente adverb /pɾiˌmaɾjaˈmente/: primarily, chiefly, mainly
- primarias adjective, noun, verb /pɾiˈmaɾjas/: first round of elections
- primario adjective /pɾiˈmaɾjo/: first
- primasa noun /pɾiˈmasa/: primase
- primastro noun: stepcousin
- primate adjective, noun, verb /pɾiˈmate/: primate (animal)
- primatología noun [pɾimat̪oloˈxia]: primatology
- primatológico adjective [pɾimat̪oˈloxiko]
- primatólogo noun: primatologist
- primavera adjective, noun /pɾimaˈbeɾa/: spring (season)
- primavera bosquera noun: white-throated thrush (Turdus assimilis)
- primaveral adjective /pɾimabeˈɾal/: spring
- primaz noun [pɾiˈmas]
- primazgo noun [pɾiˈmasɣ̞o]
- primazo noun: a nickname for Alfredo Del Mazo Maza
- prime noun, verb /ˈpɾaim/: prime (the most active, thriving, or successful stage or period)
- prime time phrase [ˈpɾãjm ˈt̪ãjm]
- primeado verb [pɾimeˈað̞o]
- primeando verb [pɾimeˈãn̪d̪o]
- primeándose verb [pɾimeˈãn̪d̪ose]
- primear verb [pɾimeˈaɾ]
- primer adjective /pɾiˈmeɾ/: apocopic form of primero (first)
- primer amor noun /pɾiˌmeɾ aˈmoɾ/: first love
- primer ministro noun /pɾiˌmeɾ miˈnistɾo/: prime minister
- primer motor inmóvil phrase [pɾiˈmeɾ moˈt̪oɾ ĩmˈmoβ̞il]
- primer mundo noun: First World (wealthy, developed nations)
- primer oficial noun: first mate
- primer palo phrase [pɾiˈmeɾ ˈpalo]
- primer plano noun /pɾiˌmeɾ ˈplano/: foreground
- primer secretario de Estado y del despacho noun: secretary of state
- primera adjective, noun /pɾiˈmeɾa/: first gear (lowest gear in a motor vehicle)
- primera clase noun, phrase [pɾiˈmeɾa ˈklase]: first class
- primera comunión noun: First Communion
- primera dama noun: First Lady (wife of the chief executive of a nation)
- primera enseñanza noun: primary education
- Primera Guerra Mundial phrase [pɾiˈmeɾa ˈɣ̞era mũn̪ˈd̪jal]
- primera instancia noun: low-level or district court
- primera línea noun /pɾiˌmeɾa ˈlinea/: front line
- primera persona noun, phrase [pɾiˈmeɾa peɾˈsona]: first person
- primera plana noun: first page, especially of newspaper or magazine
- primera posición noun: pole position
- primera sangre phrase [pɾiˈmeɾa ˈsãŋgɾe]
- primera vez noun /pɾiˌmeɾa ˈbeθ/: first time (first instance of sexual intercourse)
- primeramente adverb /pɾiˌmeɾaˈmente/: firstly
- primerear verb [pɾimeɾeˈaɾ]
- primería noun [pɾimeˈɾia]
- primeridad noun [pɾimeɾiˈð̞að̞]
- primerísimo plano noun /pɾimeˌɾisimo ˈplano/: close-up
- primeriza noun: female equivalent of primerizo
- primerizo adjective, noun [pɾimeˈɾiso]: first timer, newbie
- primermundista adjective /pɾimeɾmunˈdista/: First-World
- primero adjective, adverb, noun, number /pɾiˈmeɾo/: former (in contrast to the latter), first, first one
- primero Dios interjection /pɾiˌmeɾo ˈdjos/: hopefully; God willing
- primero espada noun /pɾiˌmeɾo esˈpada/: leading matador
- primero hay que empezar por casa proverb [pɾiˈmeɾo ˈaj ke ẽmpeˈsaɾ poɾ ˈkasa]
- primero que nada adverb /pɾiˌmeɾo ke ˈnada/: first of all
- primero se empieza por casa proverb [pɾiˈmeɾo se ẽmˈpjesa poɾ ˈkasa]
- primeros auxilios noun, phrase /pɾiˌmeɾos auɡˈsiljos/: first aid
- primevo adjective /pɾiˈmebo/: primeval
- primicerio adjective, noun [pɾimiˈseɾjo]
- primicia noun /pɾiˈmiθja/: scoop; exclusive (news reported before anyone else)
- primicial adjective /pɾimiˈθjal/: firstfruits
- primicialmente adverb: exclusively
- primicias noun [pɾiˈmisjas]: plural of primicia
- primigeniamente adverb: primitively
- primigenio adjective /pɾimiˈxenjo/: primitive, original
- primigesta noun: primigravida
- primípara noun /pɾiˈmipaɾa/: primipara
- primis interjection [ˈpɾimis]
- primitiva adjective, noun /pɾimiˈtiba/: the Lotería Primitiva de España, a bi-weekly national lottery
- primitivamente adverb /pɾimiˌtibaˈmente/: primitively (in a primitive manner)
- primitividad noun /pɾimitibiˈdad/: primitivity
- primitivismo noun /pɾimitiˈbismo/: primitivism
- primitivista adjective, noun /pɾimitiˈbista/: primitivistic
- primitivo adjective /pɾimiˈtibo/: primitive
- primito adjective, noun /pɾiˈmito/: diminutive of primo
- primo adjective, noun, verb /ˈpɾimo/: cousin (of male or unspecified gender)
- primo cruzado noun: cross-cousin
- primo cuarto noun /ˌpɾimo ˈkwaɾto/: fourth cousin
- Primo de Rivera phrase [ˈpɾimo ð̞e riˈβ̞eɾa]
- primo hermano noun, phrase /ˌpɾimo eɾˈmano/: first cousin (male)
- primo quinto noun /ˌpɾimo ˈkinto/: fifth cousin
- primo segundo noun /ˌpɾimo seˈɡundo/: second cousin
- primo tercero noun /ˌpɾimo teɾˈθeɾo/: third cousin
- primogénito adjective, noun /pɾimoˈxenito/: firstborn
- primogenitor adjective [pɾimoxeniˈt̪oɾ]
- primogenitura noun /pɾimoxeniˈtuɾa/: primogeniture
- primoinfección noun: primoinfection
- primor noun /pɾiˈmoɾ/: skill, care
- primordial adjective /pɾimoɾˈdjal/: primordial
- primordialmente adverb /pɾimoɾˌdjalˈmente/: primordially, primevally
- primordio noun /pɾiˈmoɾdjo/: primordium
- primoreado verb [pɾimoɾeˈað̞o]
- primoreando verb [pɾimoɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
- primorear verb: to perform well, especially when playing a musical instrument
- Primorie proper noun: Primorye
- primorosamente adverb /pɾimoˌɾosaˈmente/: elegantly, skillfully
- primorosidad noun [pɾimoɾosiˈð̞að̞]
- primoroso adjective /pɾimoˈɾoso/: prime, excellent, ace (first in excellence, quality, or value)
- primorriverista adjective, noun: of Miguel Primo de Rivera (ruler of Spain 1923-1930)
- prímula noun /ˈpɾimula/: primrose
- princesa noun /pɾinˈθesa/: princess
- princeso noun [pɾĩnˈseso]
- principado noun, verb /pɾinθiˈpado/: principality
- principados noun, verb /pɾinθiˈpados/: plural of principado
- principal adjective, noun /pɾinθiˈpal/: main, most important
- principalía noun /pɾinθipaˈlia/: alternative form of principalidad
- principalidad noun /pɾinθipaliˈdad/: principalness
- principalización noun: making main or principal
- principalizar verb /pɾinθipaliˈθaɾ/: to prioritize, to make main
- principalmente adverb /pɾinθiˌpalˈmente/: mainly
- principando verb [pɾĩnsiˈpãn̪d̪o]: gerund of principar
- principar verb /pɾinθiˈpaɾ/: to rule as prince
- príncipe adjective, noun, verb /ˈpɾinθipe/: prince
- príncipe azul noun /ˌpɾinθipe aˈθul/: Prince Charming, knight in shining armor
- príncipe de las tinieblas noun: Prince of Darkness
- principeduardino adjective, noun /pɾinθipedwaɾˈdino/: Prince Edward Islander (of, from or relating to the province of Prince Edward Island, Canada)
- principesa noun [pɾĩnsiˈpesa]
- principesco adjective /pɾinθiˈpesko/: princely
- principiado verb /pɾinθiˈpjado/: past participle of principiar
- principiando verb /pɾinθiˈpjando/: gerund of principiar
- principiante adjective, noun /pɾinθiˈpjante/: novice, beginning
- principiar verb /pɾinθiˈpjaɾ/: to begin
- principio noun, verb /pɾinˈθipjo/: principle
- principio activo noun, phrase /pɾinˌθipjo aɡˈtibo/: active ingredient
- principio antrópico phrase [pɾĩnˈsipjo ãn̪ˈt̪ɾopiko]
- principio de acuerdo noun: agreement in principle
- principio de Arquímedes phrase [pɾĩnˈsipjo ð̞e aɾˈkimeð̞es]
- principio de contradicción noun: principle of contradiction
- principio de explosión phrase [pɾĩnˈsipjo ð̞e eksploˈsjõn]
- principio de legalidad noun: principle of legality
- principio de no agresión noun: non-aggression principle
- principios noun /pɾinˈθipjos/: plural of principio
- principismo noun: principalism
- principista adjective /pɾinθiˈpista/: principled
- prindado verb [pɾĩn̪ˈd̪að̞o]
- prindando verb [pɾĩn̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪o]
- prindar verb [pɾĩn̪ˈd̪aɾ]
- pringá adjective, noun, verb /pɾinˈɡa/: pringá
- pringado adjective, noun, verb /pɾinˈɡado/: dirty, filthy
- pringamoza noun /pɾinɡaˈmoθa/: scratchbush
- pringando verb [pɾĩŋˈgãn̪d̪o]: gerund of pringar
- pringándose verb [pɾĩŋˈgãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of pringar combined with se
- pringao adjective, noun /pɾinˈɡao/: pronunciation spelling of pringado
- pringapié noun: diarrhea
- pringar verb /pɾinˈɡaɾ/: to drench, dip, or coat in grease or fat
- pringarla verb /pɾinˈɡaɾla/: to croak, snuff it (die)
- pringarse verb [pɾĩŋˈgaɾse]: infinitive of pringar combined with se
- pringlense adjective [pɾĩŋˈglẽnse]
- pringoso adjective: greasy, sticky
- pringue noun, verb /ˈpɾinɡe/: fat; grease (especially from meat)
- prinia noun: prinia
- printear verb /pɾinteˈaɾ/: to print
- prion noun /ˈpɾjon/: prion
- priónico adjective /ˈpɾjoniko/: prionic
- prionopo noun: helmetshrike
- prior adjective, noun /ˈpɾjoɾ/: prior (a high-ranking member of a monastery)
- prioradgo noun [pɾjoˈɾað̞ɣ̞o]
- prioral adjective [pɾjoˈɾal]: priorial
- priorato noun [pɾjoˈɾat̪o]: priory
- priorazgo noun [pɾjoˈɾasɣ̞o]: priory
- prioresa noun [pɾjoˈɾesa]
- prioría noun [pɾjoˈɾia]
- prioridad noun /pɾjoɾiˈdad/: priority
- prioritariamente adverb /pɾjoɾiˌtaɾjaˈmente/: in order of priority
- prioritario adjective /pɾjoɾiˈtaɾjo/: priority
- prioritarismo noun /pɾjoɾitaˈɾismo/: prioritarianism
- priorización noun /pɾjoɾiθaˈθjon/: prioritization
- priorizadamente adverb /pɾjoɾiˌθadaˈmente/: preferably; with priority
- priorizado verb /pɾjoɾiˈθado/: past participle of priorizar
- priorizando verb [pɾjoɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of priorizar
- priorizar verb /pɾjoɾiˈθaɾ/: to prioritize (give something high priority)
- prioste noun [ˈpɾjost̪e]
- pripiaño noun [pɾiˈpjaɲo]
- Prípiat proper noun /ˈpɾipjat/: Pripyat (a river in Eastern Europe, flowing east through Ukraine and Belarus, draining into the Dnieper)
- prisa noun /ˈpɾisa/: hurry, rush, urgency
- prisado verb [pɾiˈsað̞o]
- prisando verb [pɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]
- prisar verb [pɾiˈsaɾ]
- priscal noun [pɾisˈkal]
- Priscila proper noun [pɾiˈsila]
- priscilianismo noun [pɾisiljaˈnismo]: Priscillianism
- priscilianista adjective, noun [pɾisiljaˈnist̪a]: Priscillianist
- prisciliano adjective [pɾisiˈljano]
- prisco noun /ˈpɾisko/: apricot
- prisé noun [pɾiˈse]
- priser verb [pɾiˈseɾ]
- prises noun [ˈpɾises]
- prisido verb [pɾiˈsið̞o]
- prisiendo verb [pɾiˈsjẽn̪d̪o]
- prisión noun /pɾiˈsjon/: prison (a place or institution of confinement, especially of long-term confinement for those convicted of serious crimes or otherwise considered undesirable...
- prisión domiciliaria noun: house arrest
- prisión preventiva noun: remand; preventive detention
- prisión provisional noun: remand; preventive detention
- prisionero noun /pɾisjoˈneɾo/: prisoner
- prisionero de guerra noun /pɾisjoˌneɾo de ˈɡera/: prisoner of war
- prisiones noun [pɾiˈsjones]: plural of prisión
- prisma noun /ˈpɾisma/: prism (a polyhedron with parallel ends of the same size and shape)
- prismático adjective, noun /pɾisˈmatiko/: prismatic
- prismáticos adjective, noun [pɾisˈmat̪ikos]: binoculars
- prismatoide noun: prismatoid
- prisón noun [pɾiˈsõn]
- pristicámpsido noun /pɾistiˈkambsido/: a crocodile of the Pristichampsus genus
- prístino adjective /ˈpɾistino/: pristine (“clean; pure”)
- prítane noun [ˈpɾit̪ane]
- pritaneo noun [pɾit̪aˈneo]
- pritanía noun [pɾit̪aˈnia]
- pritano noun [pɾiˈt̪ano]: prytanis
- pritiado noun [pɾiˈt̪jað̞o]
- pritiao noun [pɾiˈt̪jao]
- pritiau noun [ˈpɾit̪jaw]
- priva noun, verb /ˈpɾiba/: booze; drink
- privacidad noun /pɾibaθiˈdad/: privacy
- privación noun /pɾibaˈθjon/: deprivation, privation, hardship
- privada adjective, noun, verb /pɾiˈbada/: cul-de-sac
- privadamente adverb /pɾiˌbadaˈmente/: privately
- privado adjective, adverb, noun, verb /pɾiˈbado/: private, privy (e.g. a privy council)
- privando verb [pɾiˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of privar
- privándose verb [pɾiˈβ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of privar combined with se
- privanza noun [pɾiˈβ̞ãnsa]: favourite
- privar verb /pɾiˈbaɾ/: to deprive
- privarse verb [pɾiˈβ̞aɾse]: infinitive of privar combined with se
- privatista noun: privatist
- privativamente adverb /pɾibaˌtibaˈmente/: solely, privatively
- privativo adjective /pɾibaˈtibo/: exclusive, singular, restricted to
- privatizable adjective /pɾibatiˈθable/: privatizable
- privatización noun /pɾibatiθaˈθjon/: privatization
- privatizado verb /pɾibatiˈθado/: past participle of privatizar
- privatizador adjective, noun /pɾibatiθaˈdoɾ/: privatization
- privatizando verb [pɾiβ̞at̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of privatizar
- privatizar verb /pɾibatiˈθaɾ/: to privatize (release government control to private industry)
- privilegiadamente adverb /pɾibileˌxjadaˈmente/: in a privileged manner
- privilegiado adjective, verb /pɾibileˈxjado/: privileged
- privilegiando verb [pɾiβ̞ileˈxjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of privilegiar
- privilegiar verb /pɾibileˈxjaɾ/: to favor
- privilegiativo adjective [pɾiβ̞ilexjaˈt̪iβ̞o]
- privilegio noun, verb /pɾibiˈlexjo/: privilege
- privillejar verb [pɾiβ̞iʝeˈxaɾ]
- privillejo noun [pɾiβ̞iˈʝexo]
- prnl adjective [pɾonomiˈnal]
- pro adjective, noun, prefix, preposition /ˈpɾo/: usefulness, advantage, benefit
- pro memoria noun /ˌpɾo meˈmoɾja/: aide-mémoire
- pro rata phrase [ˈpɾo ˈrat̪a]
- pro tempore adverb: pro tem
- proa noun /ˈpɾoa/: bow, prow (front of a boat or ship)
- proa al viento phrase [ˈpɾoa al ˈβ̞jẽn̪t̪o]
- proaborto adjective /pɾoaˈboɾto/: proabortion
- proactivamente adverb /pɾoaɡˌtibaˈmente/: proactively
- proactividad noun /pɾoaɡtibiˈdad/: proactiveness
Part 39 · Part 41 · 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.