Spanish words: proteinograma to prusiato
300 Spanish words, part 44 of 48 of the words starting with P, A to Z. 83 have a page of their own.
Spanish words proteinograma to prusiato
- proteinograma noun /pɾoteinoˈɡɾama/: proteinogram
- proteinoplasto noun: proteinoplast
- proteinquinasa noun: alternative form of proteína quinasa
- proteinuria noun /pɾoteiˈnuɾja/: proteinuria
- proteles noun: aardwolf
- protémpore adjective: pro tempore
- proteo noun: olm
- proteobacteria noun /pɾoteobaɡˈteɾja/: protobacterium
- proteoglicano noun: proteoglycan
- proteoglucano noun /pɾoteoɡluˈkano/: proteoglycan
- proteoide adjective, noun /pɾoteˈoide/: proteoid
- proteólisis noun: proteolysis
- proteolíticamente adverb /pɾoteoˌlitikaˈmente/: proteolytically
- proteolítico adjective: proteolytic
- proteoma noun /pɾoteˈoma/: proteome
- proteómica adjective, noun: proteomics
- proteómico adjective: proteomic
- proteosoma noun: proteosome
- proteosómico adjective: proteosomic
- proterozoico adjective: Proterozoic (relating to the eon from 2,500 to 541 million years ago)
- protervo adjective /pɾoˈteɾbo/: wicked; heinous
- protésico adjective, noun /pɾoˈtesiko/: prosthetic
- prótesis noun /ˈpɾotesis/: prosthesis
- protesista noun /pɾoteˈsista/: prosthodontist
- protesorero noun: assistant treasurer
- protesta noun, verb /pɾoˈtesta/: protest
- protestación noun [pɾot̪est̪aˈsjõn]: protestation; profession
- protestado verb /pɾotesˈtado/: past participle of protestar
- protestando verb [pɾot̪esˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of protestar
- protestante adjective, noun /pɾotesˈtante/: Protestant
- protestantismo noun /pɾotestanˈtismo/: Protestantism
- protestar verb /pɾotesˈtaɾ/: to protest
- protestatario adjective /pɾotestaˈtaɾjo/: protesting
- protestó interjection, noun, verb /pɾoˈtesto/: protest
- protestón adjective, noun /pɾotesˈton/: protesting; whiney
- protético adjective: prothetic
- protista noun /pɾoˈtista/: protist
- proto- prefix /pɾoto/: proto-
- proto-celta adjective [ˈpɾot̪o ˈsel̪t̪a]
- proto-céltico adjective [ˈpɾot̪o ˈsel̪t̪iko]
- proto-germánico noun: alternative form of protogermánico
- protoático adjective: proto-Attic
- protobarroco adjective: Proto-Barroque
- protobereber adjective, noun: Proto-Berber
- protobionte noun: protobiont
- protoblema noun [pɾot̪oˈβ̞lema]
- protoboard noun [pɾot̪oˈβ̞oɾð̞]
- protobúlgaro noun: Bulgar
- protocanónico adjective: protocanonical
- protocanónigo noun [pɾot̪okaˈnoniɣ̞o]
- protocarnívoro adjective /pɾotokaɾˈniboɾo/: protocarnivorous
- protocelta adjective, noun [pɾot̪oˈsel̪t̪a]
- protocéltico adjective [pɾot̪oˈsel̪t̪iko]
- protocerebro noun /pɾotoθeˈɾebɾo/: proto-brain
- protociencia noun: protoscience
- protocolado verb [pɾot̪okoˈlað̞o]
- protocolando verb [pɾot̪okoˈlãn̪d̪o]
- protocolar adjective, verb /pɾotokoˈlaɾ/: according to protocol
- protocolariamente adverb /pɾotokoˌlaɾjaˈmente/: according to protocol; by protocol
- protocolario adjective /pɾotokoˈlaɾjo/: protocol
- protocolización noun /pɾotokoliθaˈθjon/: protocolization
- protocolizado verb /pɾotokoliˈθado/: past participle of protocolizar
- protocolizando verb [pɾot̪okoliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of protocolizar
- protocolizar verb /pɾotokoliˈθaɾ/: to notarise
- protocolo noun /pɾotoˈkolo/: protocol
- protocono noun [pɾot̪oˈkono]: protocone
- protocooperación noun: protocooperation
- protocorintio adjective /pɾotokoˈɾintjo/: Proto-Corinthian
- protodermis noun /pɾotoˈdeɾmis/: protoderm
- protodiácono noun: protodeacon
- protodinástico adjective: protodynastic
- protoelamita noun /pɾotoelaˈmita/: Proto-Elamite
- protoescritura noun: protowriting
- protoeslavo adjective, noun /ˌpɾotoesˈlabo/: Proto-Slavic
- protoestado noun /ˌpɾotoesˈtado/: protostate
- protoestrella noun /pɾotoesˈtɾeʝa/: protostar
- protoeuskera noun: Proto-Basque
- protoevangelio noun: Protevangelium
- protoexistencialismo noun [pɾot̪oeksist̪ẽnsjaˈlismo]
- protoexistencialista adjective [pɾot̪oeksist̪ẽnsjaˈlist̪a]
- protofascista adjective, noun /ˌpɾotofasˈθista/: protofascist
- protofeminismo noun [pɾot̪ofemiˈnismo]
- protofilamento noun /pɾotofilaˈmento/: protofilament
- protofonema noun: proto-phoneme
- protoforma noun: protoform
- protogeométrico adjective /pɾotoxeoˈmetɾiko/: protogeometric
- protogermánico noun /ˌpɾotoxeɾˈmaniko/: Proto-Germanic (language)
- protoginia noun /pɾotoˈxinja/: protogyny
- protoglobalización noun: protoglobalization
- protogótico adjective /pɾotoˈɡotiko/: early Gothic
- protohistoria noun [pɾot̪oisˈt̪oɾja]: protohistory
- protohistórico adjective: protohistoric
- protohombre noun /ˌpɾotoˈombɾe/: protohuman
- protohomínido noun [pɾot̪ooˈminið̞o]
- protoindoeuropeo adjective, noun /ˌpɾotoˌindoˌeuɾoˈpeo/: Proto-Indo-European
- protoindustrialización noun /pɾotoindustɾjaliθaˈθjon/: proto-industrialization
- protoitálico adjective /pɾotoiˈtaliko/: Proto-Italic (of or relating to Proto-Italic language or the people who spoke it)
- protokartveliano noun /ˌpɾotokaɾdbeˈljano/: Proto-Kartvelian (language)
- protolengua noun /pɾotoˈlenɡwa/: proto-language
- protolenguaje noun /ˌpɾotolenˈɡwaxe/: proto-language
- protolito noun /pɾotoˈlito/: protolith
- protologismo noun /pɾotoloˈxismo/: protologism
- protólogo noun: protologue
- protomacho noun [pɾot̪oˈmat͡ʃo]
- protomártir noun /ˌpɾotoˈmaɾtiɾ/: protomartyr
- protomédico noun: a chief physician
- protomixtecano noun /pɾotomiɡsteˈkano/: Proto-Mixtecan
- protomixteco adjective, noun /pɾotomiɡsˈteko/: proto-Mixtec
- protón noun /pɾoˈton/: proton
- protonación noun: protonation
- protonado adjective, verb: protonated
- protonar verb /pɾotoˈnaɾ/: to protonate
- protonefridio noun [pɾot̪oneˈfɾið̞jo]: protonephridium
- protónico adjective /pɾoˈtoniko/: pretonic
- protónimo noun: protonym
- protonio noun /pɾoˈtonjo/: protonium
- protonórdico adjective, noun: Proto-Norse
- protonotario noun: protonotary
- protooncogén noun /pɾotoonkoˈxen/: protooncogene
- protopalacial adjective /pɾotopalaˈθjal/: protopalatial
- protoplaneta noun /ˌpɾotoplaˈneta/: protoplanet (astronomical object, approximately the size of the Moon, thought to collide and form planets)
- protoplanetario adjective /pɾotoplaneˈtaɾjo/: protoplanetary
- protoplasma noun [pɾot̪oˈplasma]: protoplasm
- protoplasmático adjective [pɾot̪oplasˈmat̪iko]: protoplasm
- protoplasto noun /pɾotoˈplasto/: protoplast
- protopluma noun: protofeather
- protopodito noun /pɾotopoˈdito/: protopodite
- protoporfirina noun: protoporphyrin
- protoquechua noun /pɾotoˈket͡ʃwa/: Proto-Quechua (protolanguage)
- protórax noun: prothorax
- protorromance noun: Proto-Romance
- protosecuela noun /pɾotoseˈkwela/: prequel
- protosemítico noun /pɾotoseˈmitiko/: Proto-Semitic
- protostégido noun: protostegid
- protostela noun /pɾotosˈtela/: protostele
- protostomado noun: alternative form of protóstomo
- protóstomo noun: protostome
- prototipado noun, verb [pɾot̪ot̪iˈpað̞o]: past participle of prototipar
- prototipar verb /pɾototiˈpaɾ/: to prototype
- prototípicamente adverb /pɾotoˌtipikaˈmente/: prototypically
- prototípico adjective /pɾotoˈtipiko/: prototypal
- prototipo noun, verb /pɾotoˈtipo/: prototype (an original object which is a basis for others)
- protourbano adjective /ˌpɾotouɾˈbano/: proto-urban
- protovasco noun /ˌpɾotoˈbasko/: Proto-Basque
- protóxido noun /pɾoˈtoɡsido/: protoxide
- protoxilema noun: protoxylem
- protozoario adjective, noun /pɾotoθoˈaɾjo/: protozoan, protozoic
- protozoo noun /pɾotoˈθoo/: protozoan
- protráctil adjective [pɾoˈt̪ɾakt̪il]: protractile
- protraer verb [pɾot̪ɾaˈeɾ]
- protratado adjective: pro-treaty
- protrombina noun /pɾotɾomˈbina/: prothrombin
- protrombínico adjective /pɾotɾomˈbiniko/: prothrombic
- protruido verb [pɾoˈt̪ɾwið̞o]: past participle of protruir
- protruir verb /pɾoˈtɾwiɾ/: to protrude; stick out
- protrusión noun: protrusion
- protruyendo verb [pɾot̪ɾuˈʝẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of protruir
- protuberancia noun /pɾotubeˈɾanθja/: protuberance
- protuberancia solar noun: solar prominence
- protuberancial adjective: protuberantial
- protuberante adjective /pɾotubeˈɾante/: protuberant
- protusión noun /pɾotuˈsjon/: protrusion
- proucraniano adjective /pɾoukɾaˈnjano/: pro-Ukrainian
- proudhoniano adjective /pɾoudoˈnjano/: Proudhonian
- proudhonismo noun /pɾudoˈnismo/: the beliefs of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
- proustiano adjective /pɾusˈtjano/: Proustian (reminiscent of Marcel Proust or his works)
- provechado verb [pɾoβ̞eˈt͡ʃað̞o]
- provechando verb [pɾoβ̞eˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
- provechar verb [pɾoβ̞eˈt͡ʃaɾ]
- provecho interjection, noun /pɾoˈbet͡ʃo/: benefit, profit
- provechos noun [pɾoˈβ̞et͡ʃos]: plural of provecho
- provechosamente adverb /pɾobeˌt͡ʃosaˈmente/: usefully, advantageously
- provechoso adjective /pɾobeˈt͡ʃoso/: beneficial
- provecto adjective /pɾoˈbeɡto/: old; ancient
- proveedor adjective, noun /pɾobeeˈdoɾ/: supplier, provider, purveyor (one who supplies or provides what is needed, especially for subsistence)
- proveedor de servicios noun: service provider
- proveeduría noun: grocer's, grocery shop
- proveer verb /pɾobeˈeɾ/: to provide, purvey, supply, equip, furnish
- proveerse verb /pɾobeˈeɾse/: infinitive of proveer combined with se
- proveído noun, verb /pɾobeˈido/: past participle of proveer
- provención noun: provention
- provenido verb /pɾobeˈnido/: past participle of provenir
- proveniencia noun /pɾobeˈnjenθja/: provenance
- proveniente adjective /pɾobeˈnjente/: coming (from), originating (from)
- provenir verb /pɾobeˈniɾ/: originate, arise (from)
- provento noun /pɾoˈbento/: revenue
- Provenza noun [pɾoˈβ̞ẽnsa]
- provenzal adjective, noun /pɾobenˈθal/: Provençal
- proverbial adjective /pɾobeɾˈbjal/: proverbial
- proverbialmente adverb /pɾoˌbeɾbjalˈmente/: proverbially
- proverbio noun /pɾoˈbeɾbjo/: proverb
- proveyendo verb [pɾoβ̞eˈʝẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of proveer
- proveyéndose verb [pɾoβ̞eˈʝẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of proveer combined with se
- provicario noun /pɾobiˈkaɾjo/: deputy vicar
- provida adjective, noun /pɾoˈbida/: pro-life
- providencia noun /pɾobiˈdenθja/: providence
- providenciado verb [pɾoβ̞ið̞ẽnˈsjað̞o]
- providencial adjective /pɾobidenˈθjal/: providential
- providencialista noun /pɾobidenθjaˈlista/: providentialist
- providencialmente adverb /pɾobidenˌθjalˈmente/: providentially
- providenciando verb [pɾoβ̞ið̞ẽnˈsjãn̪d̪o]
- providenciar verb /pɾobidenˈθjaɾ/: to provide
- providente adjective /pɾobiˈdente/: provident
- próvido adjective /ˈpɾobido/: worthy
- provincia noun /pɾoˈbinθja/: province
- provincia eclesiástica phrase [pɾoˈβ̞ĩnsja ekleˈsjast̪ika]
- provincial adjective /pɾobinˈθjal/: provincial
- provincialismo noun /pɾobinθjaˈlismo/: provincialism (a word or locuation particular to a province or region)
- provincialista noun /pɾobinθjaˈlista/: provincialist
- provincialización noun /pɾobinθjaliθaˈθjon/: provincialization
- provincializar verb /pɾobinθjaliˈθaɾ/: to provincialize
- provincianamente adverb /pɾobinˌθjanaˈmente/: provincially
- provincianismo noun /pɾobinθjaˈnismo/: provincialism
- provinciano adjective, noun /pɾobinˈθjano/: provincial
- proviniendo verb [pɾoβ̞iˈnjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of provenir
- provirus noun: provirus
- provisión noun /pɾobiˈsjon/: provision
- provisional adjective /pɾobisjoˈnal/: provisional
- provisionalidad noun /pɾobisjonaliˈdad/: provisionality (temporary character)
- provisionalmente adverb /pɾobisjoˌnalˈmente/: provisionally
- provisionar verb /pɾobisjoˈnaɾ/: to cover (financially)
- provisiorio adjective: provisional
- provisor noun /pɾobiˈsoɾ/: provisor
- provisoriamente adverb /pɾobiˌsoɾjaˈmente/: provisionally
- provisorio adjective /pɾobiˈsoɾjo/: provisional
- provisto verb /pɾoˈbisto/: past participle of proveer
- provitamina noun: provitamin
- provocación noun /pɾobokaˈθjon/: provocation
- provocado adjective, verb /pɾoboˈkado/: caused, brought about, stemming
- provocador adjective, noun /pɾobokaˈdoɾ/: provocative
- provocando verb [pɾoβ̞oˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of provocar
- provocante adjective [pɾoβ̞oˈkãn̪t̪e]
- provocar verb /pɾoboˈkaɾ/: to cause or provoke, to prompt
- provocativamente adverb /pɾobokaˌtibaˈmente/: provocatively
- provocativo adjective /pɾobokaˈtibo/: provocative
- provoleta noun [pɾoβ̞oˈlet̪a]
- provoletera noun [pɾoβ̞oleˈt̪eɾa]
- provolone noun /pɾoboˈlone/: provolone
- provolonera noun [pɾoβ̞oloˈneɾa]: A container used to melt provolone cheese; usually a ceramic or metal board with many circular or semispheric depressions.
- Provoste proper noun [pɾoˈβ̞ost̪e]
- proxémica noun [pɾokˈsemika]: proxemics
- proxémico adjective [pɾokˈsemiko]
- proxeneta noun /pɾoɡseˈneta/: pimp (prostitution solicitor)
- proxenético adjective [pɾokseˈnet̪iko]
- proxenetismo noun /pɾoɡseneˈtismo/: proxenetism
- próxeno noun [ˈpɾokseno]
- proximal adjective /pɾoɡsiˈmal/: proximal
- proximalmente adverb /pɾoɡsiˌmalˈmente/: proximally
- próximamente adverb /ˌpɾoɡsimaˈmente/: shortly, soon
- proxímetro noun [pɾokˈsimet̪ɾo]
- proximidad noun /pɾoɡsimiˈdad/: proximity
- próximo adjective /ˈpɾoɡsimo/: near
- proxy noun [ˈpɾoksi]
- proyanki adjective /pɾoˈʝanki/: pro-Yankee
- proyección noun /pɾoʝeɡˈθjon/: projection
- proyeccionista noun /pɾoʝeɡθjoˈnista/: projectionist
- proyectable adjective /pɾoʝeɡˈtable/: projectable
- proyectado verb /pɾoʝeɡˈtado/: past participle of proyectar
- proyectador adjective [pɾoʝekt̪aˈð̞oɾ]
- proyectando verb [pɾoʝekˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of proyectar
- proyectándose verb [pɾoʝekˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of proyectar combined with se
- proyectante adjective /pɾoʝeɡˈtante/: projecting
- proyectar verb /pɾoʝeɡˈtaɾ/: to project, plan
- proyectarse verb [pɾoʝekˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of proyectar combined with se
- proyectil noun /pɾoʝeɡˈtil/: projectile
- proyectista noun /pɾoʝeɡˈtista/: designer, planner
- proyectivo adjective /pɾoʝeɡˈtibo/: projective
- proyecto adjective, noun, verb /pɾoˈʝeɡto/: project, plan
- proyecto de ley noun, phrase /pɾoˌʝeɡto de ˈlei/: bill
- proyector noun /pɾoʝeɡˈtoɾ/: projector, video projector
- proyectual adjective /pɾoʝeɡˈtwal/: project
- proyectura noun [pɾoʝekˈt̪uɾa]
- proyihadista adjective, noun /pɾoʝixaˈdista/: pro-jihadist
- prozac noun: Prozac
- prudencia noun /pɾuˈdenθja/: caution, care, prudence
- prudencial adjective /pɾudenˈθjal/: prudential
- prudencialmente adverb /pɾudenˌθjalˈmente/: prudentially
- Prudencio proper noun /pɾuˈdenθjo/: a male given name
- prudente adjective /pɾuˈdente/: prudent, well-advised
- prudentemente adverb /pɾuˌdenteˈmente/: prudently, discreetly, judiciously
- Prudhomme proper noun: a surname from French
- prueba noun, verb /ˈpɾweba/: proof; evidence (usually in the plural)
- prueba de choque noun: crash test
- prueba de embarazo noun, phrase /ˌpɾweba de embaˈɾaθo/: pregnancy test
- prueba de fuego noun: litmus test, acid test
- prueba de vida noun: proof of life
- prueba del algodón noun: acid test
- prueba del fuego noun: ordeal
- prueba del nueve noun: casting out nines
- prueba y error noun /ˌpɾweba i eˈroɾ/: trial and error
- pruina noun [ˈpɾwina]: pruina
- pruinoso adjective /pɾwiˈnoso/: pruinose
- pruna noun /ˈpɾuna/: plum
- pruno noun [ˈpɾuno]
- pruriginoso adjective /pɾuɾixiˈnoso/: itchy
- prurito noun /pɾuˈɾito/: pruritus, itching
- prusés noun /pɾuˈses/: alternative spelling of procés, the failed attempt, in the early 21st century, of Catalonia's independence from Spain
- prusiano adjective, noun /pɾuˈsjano/: Prussian
- prusiano antiguo noun, phrase /pɾuˌsjano anˈtiɡwo/: Old Prussian (language)
- prusiato noun /pɾuˈsjato/: cyanide, prussiate
Part 43 · Part 45 · 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.