Spanish words: rodeño to roncado

300 Spanish words, part 24 of 27 of the words starting with R, A to Z. 75 have a page of their own.

Spanish words rodeño to roncado

rodeño adjective [roˈð̞eɲo]
rodense adjective, noun [roˈð̞ẽnse]: of, from or relating to La Roda
rodenticida noun /rodentiˈθida/: rodenticide
rodeo noun, verb /roˈdeo/: detour (a diversion or deviation from one's original route)
rodera adjective, noun /roˈdeɾa/: wheel track
Roderico proper noun [roð̞eˈɾiko]
rodero adjective: wheel
Rodesia proper noun /roˈdesja/: Rhodesia
rodesiano adjective, noun /rodeˈsjano/: Rhodesian
rodete noun /roˈdete/: a roll from the hair of the head, bun
rodezno noun [roˈð̞esno]
rodilla noun /roˈdiʝa/: knee (joint or region of the joint in the middle part of the leg between the thigh and the shank)
rodilla en tierra adverb: bent the knee
rodillazo noun /rodiˈʝaθo/: kneeing, a hit or push with a knee
rodillera adjective, noun /rodiˈʝeɾa/: knee patch
rodillero adjective /rodiˈʝeɾo/: knee
rodillo noun /roˈdiʝo/: roller
rodio adjective, noun [ˈroð̞jo]: rhodium
rodiola noun /roˈdjola/: A plant of the genus Rhodiola.
Rodionov proper noun [roð̞joˈnoβ̞]
rodislandés adjective, noun /rodislanˈdes/: Rhode Islander, Rhode Island
rodó noun, verb /roˈdo/: third-person singular preterite indicative of rodar
rodoceno noun: rhodocene
rodocrosita noun [roð̞okɾoˈsit̪a]: rhodochrosite
rododendro noun /rodoˈdendɾo/: rhododendron
rodofita noun: rhodophyte; red alga
Rodolfo proper noun /roˈdolfo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Rudolph
rodomiel noun [roð̞oˈmjel]
rodopsina noun: rhodopsin
rodoviario noun /rodoˈbjaɾjo/: bus station
Rodri proper noun: a diminutive of the male given name Rodrigo
rodriga noun [roˈð̞ɾiɣ̞a]
rodrigado verb [roð̞ɾiˈɣ̞að̞o]
rodrigando verb [roð̞ɾiˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
rodrigar verb [roð̞ɾiˈɣ̞aɾ]
Rodrigo proper noun /roˈdɾiɡo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Roderick
rodrigón noun /rodɾiˈɡon/: trellis or similar support for plants
Rodrigues proper noun /roˈdɾiɡes/: a surname, variant of Rodríguez
rodríguez noun [roˈð̞ɾiɣ̞es]
rodriguista adjective, noun /rodɾiˈɡista/: Manuel Rodríguez Patriotic Front
roedor adjective, noun /roeˈdoɾ/: gnawing
roel noun /roˈel/: roundel
Roelas proper noun [roˈelas]
roentgenio noun /roendˈxenjo/: roentgenium
roer verb /roˈeɾ/: to gnaw
roerse verb [roˈeɾse]: infinitive of roer combined with se
rofe adjective /ˈrofe/: rough
rogación noun /roɡaˈθjon/: prayer, begging
rogado verb /roˈɡado/: past participle of rogar
rogando verb /roˈɡando/: gerund of rogar
rogar verb /roˈɡaɾ/: to beg, entreat, implore something
rogativa adjective, noun [roɣ̞aˈt̪iβ̞a]: feminine singular of rogativo
rogativo adjective [roɣ̞aˈt̪iβ̞o]: synonym of rogatorio
rogatorio adjective /roɡaˈtoɾjo/: rogatory
rogel noun [roˈxel]
Rogelia proper noun [roˈxelja]
rogelio adjective [roˈxeljo]
rogelito noun [roxeˈlit̪o]
rogó noun, verb [ˈroɣ̞o]: third-person singular preterite indicative of rogar
roheo noun /roˈeo/: boatlily; Tradescantia spathacea
rohingya adjective, noun: Rohingya
rohinyá adjective, noun: Rohingya
roibos noun [ˈrojβ̞os]
roído verb /roˈido/: past participle of roer
Roig proper noun [ˈrojɣ̞]
roigo verb /ˈroiɡo/: alternative form of roo – first-person singular present indicative of roer
roja adjective, noun /ˈroxa/: female equivalent of rojo (“Red; communist”)
rojal noun: Malvasia
Rojano proper noun [roˈxano]
rojeado verb /roxeˈado/: past participle of rojear
rojeando verb [roxeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of rojear
rojear verb /roxeˈaɾ/: to make red
rojez noun /roˈxeθ/: redness
rojiamarillo adjective: red and yellow
rojiazul adjective: red and blue
rojiblanco adjective, noun [roxiˈβ̞lãŋko]: Red and white
rojigualdo adjective: yellow and red
rojinegro adjective, noun [roxiˈneɣ̞ɾo]: red and black
rojipardismo noun /roxipaɾˈdismo/: red fascism
rojipardo adjective, noun /roxiˈpaɾdo/: red fascist
rojísimo adjective [roˈxisimo]
rojito adjective, noun [roˈxit̪o]: diminutive of rojo
rojiverde adjective: red and green
rojizo adjective /roˈxiθo/: reddish
rojo adjective, noun /ˈroxo/: red (colour)
rojo como un tomate adjective /ˌroxo ˌkomo un toˈmate/: red as a beetroot
rojo rojo phrase [ˈroxo ˈroxo]
rojocobrizo adjective: coppery-red
rojopastillado adjective, verb /roxopastiˈʝado/: red pilled
rojopastillar verb /roxopastiˈʝaɾ/: to red pill
rol noun /ˈroul/: role
rol adelante phrase [ˈrol að̞eˈlãn̪t̪e]
rol de género noun: gender role
rola noun, verb /ˈrola/: a song
rolado verb /roˈlado/: past participle of rolar
rolando verb [roˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of rolar
ROLAP noun [roˈlap]
rolar verb /roˈlaɾ/: to veer round
rolas noun, verb [ˈrolas]: plural of rola
rolator noun [rolaˈt̪oɾ]
roldado verb [rol̪ˈd̪að̞o]
Roldán proper noun /rolˈdan/: Roland (character from medieval legend)
roldana noun /rolˈdana/: pulley (simple machine used to lift heavy objects)
roldando verb [rol̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪o]
roldar verb /rolˈdaɾ/: to do the rounds, to circulate
roldosista noun /roldoˈsista/: a supporter of Jaime Roldós Aguilera, former president of Ecuador
rolear verb /roleˈaɾ/: to roleplay
roleo noun [roˈleo]: rinceau
rolerista noun [roleˈɾist̪a]
roleta noun /roˈleta/: ground ball, roller
roletazo noun: ground ball
rolete noun [roˈlet̪e]
rolido noun [roˈlið̞o]
rolin noun: baseball glove
rolinera noun [roliˈneɾa]
rolinga adjective, noun [roˈlĩŋga]: Rolling Stones fan, especially as part of the Argentine subculture
rolita noun [roˈlit̪a]
rolladas participle [roˈʝað̞as]
rollado verb [roˈʝað̞o]
rollando verb [roˈʝãn̪d̪o]
rollazo adjective, noun /roˈʝaθo/: dead boring
roller noun [ˈroleɾ]
rollero adjective, noun [roˈʝeɾo]: chatterbox
rollete noun [roˈʝet̪e]: fling; lover; fuckbuddy
rolling noun /ˈrolin/: ground ball
Rollings proper noun: Stones, Rolling Stones (British rock band)
rollista adjective, noun /roˈʝista/: obnoxious and excessively chatty
rollito de primavera noun, phrase /roˌʝito de pɾimaˈbeɾa/: spring roll
rollizo adjective, noun /roˈʝiθo/: plump, chubby, overweight
rollo noun /ˈroʝo/: roll
rollo de piano noun: piano roll
rollo de primavera noun: spring roll
rollo de una noche noun: one-night stand
rollo patatero noun /ˌroʝo pataˈteɾo/: hot mess (situation or object in a state of extreme disarray)
rollo primavera phrase [ˈroʝo pɾimaˈβ̞eɾa]
rollón noun: a kind of bran
rollotráfico noun: illegal timber trafficking
rollover noun [roˈloβ̞eɾ]
rolo adjective, noun, verb /ˈrolo/: blind (covering for a window)
rom adjective, noun [ˈrõm]
roma adjective [ˈroma]: feminine singular of romo
Roma no paga traidores proverb [ˈroma ˈno ˈpaɣ̞a t̪ɾajˈð̞oɾes]
Roma no se hizo en un día proverb /ˌroma ˌno se ˌiθo en un ˈdia/: Rome wasn't built in a day
romadizado verb [romað̞iˈsað̞o]
romadizando verb [romað̞iˈsãn̪d̪o]
romadizándose verb [romað̞iˈsãn̪d̪ose]
romadizar verb [romað̞iˈsaɾ]
romadizo noun /romaˈdiθo/: rhinitis, coryza (inflammation of the mucous membranes)
romaico noun [roˈmajko]
romaji noun [roˈmaʝi]
romalí noun [romaˈli]
romallo noun [roˈmaʝo]
román noun [roˈmãn]
román paladín phrase [roˈmãm palaˈð̞ĩn]
román paladino phrase [roˈmãm palaˈð̞ino]
romana adjective, noun /roˈmana/: female equivalent of romano
romanado verb [romaˈnað̞o]
romanando verb [romaˈnãn̪d̪o]
romanata noun [romaˈnat̪a]
romanato noun [romaˈnat̪o]
romance adjective, noun, verb /roˈmanθe/: Romance
romanceado verb /romanθeˈado/: past participle of romancear
romanceando verb [romãnseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of romancear
romancear verb /romanθeˈaɾ/: to translate into a Romance language
romancero noun /romanˈθeɾo/: a novelist, a writer of romances
romanche noun /roˈmant͡ʃe/: Romansch
romancístico adjective [romãnˈsist̪iko]
Romané proper noun [romaˈne]
romaneado verb [romaneˈað̞o]
romaneando verb [romaneˈãn̪d̪o]
romanear verb [romaneˈaɾ]
romanense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of La Romana, capital of La Romana Province, Dominican Republic
romaní adjective, noun /romaˈni/: Romani
románico adjective /roˈmaniko/: Romance
romanidad noun: Roman character or quality
romanilla noun: a type of lattice door
romaniote adjective, noun: Romaniote
romanismo noun: Romanism
romanista noun: Romanist
romanística noun: Romance studies
romanización noun /romaniθaˈθjon/: romanization
romanizado verb /romaniˈθado/: past participle of romanizar
romanizador adjective, noun: Romanizing
romanizando verb /romaniˈθando/: gerund of romanizar
romanizándose verb [romaniˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of romanizar combined with se
romanizar verb /romaniˈθaɾ/: to romanize
romanizarse verb [romaniˈsaɾse]: infinitive of romanizar combined with se
romano adjective, noun /roˈmano/: Roman (of, from or relating to the city of Rome, capital of Italy)
romanofilia noun [romanoˈfilja]
romanófilo adjective, noun [romaˈnofilo]: Romanophilic
romanófono adjective, noun [romaˈnofono]
románticamente adverb [roˌmãn̪t̪ikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: romantically
romanticismo noun [romãn̪t̪iˈsismo]: romanticism
romanticista noun: romanticist
romántico adjective /roˈmantiko/: romantic
romanticón adjective /romantiˈkon/: sentimental, romantic
romantización noun [romãn̪t̪isaˈsjõn]
romantizar verb /romantiˈθaɾ/: to romanticize
romanza noun, verb /roˈmanθa/: romance (piece of music)
romanzado verb /romanˈθado/: past participle of romanzar
romanzando verb [romãnˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of romanzar
romanzar verb /romanˈθaɾ/: to translate into a Romance language
Romarate proper noun [romaˈɾat̪e]
romaza noun: sorrel
rombencéfalo noun: hindbrain
rómbico adjective /ˈrombiko/: orthorhombic
rombicuboctaedro noun: rhombicuboctahedron
romblomano adjective, noun /rombloˈmano/: of, from or relating to Romblon
rombo noun /ˈrombo/: rhombus
rombododecaédrico adjective: in the shape of a rhombic dodecahedron
rombododecaedro noun: rhombic dodecahedron
romboédrico adjective [rõmboˈeð̞ɾiko]: rhombohedral
romboedro noun: rhombohedron
romboidal adjective: rhomboidal
romboide noun /romˈboide/: rhomboid
rombozoo noun: rhombozoan
romcom noun /ˈromkom/: romcom (film genre)
Romeo proper noun [roˈmeo]
romeo y julieta noun /roˌmeo i xuˈljeta/: A dessert consisting of cream and guava jelly in two layers.
Romeral proper noun /romeˈɾal/: Romeral (a city in Chile)
romeralino adjective: from the Chilean city of Romeral
romería noun /romeˈɾia/: a religious pilgrimage
romerillo noun [romeˈɾiʝo]: silver sage (Salvia argentea)
romerito noun /romeˈɾito/: seepweed, sea blite.
romerito de páramo noun /romeˌɾito de ˈpaɾamo/: A plant of the genus Linochilus.
romero adjective, noun /roˈmeɾo/: said of a type of pilgrim heading to Rome, or having a certain type of cloak or stick
romerón noun /romeˈɾon/: rosemary
romesco noun /roˈmesko/: romesco
romescu noun /roˈmesku/: alternative form of romesco
romín adjective: Christian
romo adjective, noun /ˈromo/: blunt, dull
rompe saragüey noun: Christmas bush or Siam weed (Chromolaena odorata)
rompecabezas noun /rompekaˈbeθas/: a jigsaw puzzle
rompecocos noun [rõmpeˈkokos]
rompecorazones adjective, noun [rõmpekoɾaˈsones]: heartbreaker
rompecráneos noun [rõmpeˈkɾaneos]
rompeculos noun: ass pounder; ass breaker
rompedor adjective, noun /rompeˈdoɾ/: breaking, destroying
rompedora adjective, noun /rompeˈdoɾa/: breaker
rompedoramente adverb /rompeˌdoɾaˈmente/: ground-breakingly
rompehielos noun /rompeˈjelos/: icebreaker
rompehogares noun [rõmpeoˈɣ̞aɾes]: home wrecker
rompehuelgas noun /rompeˈwelɡas/: strikebreaker
rompehuesos noun: bone-breaker
rompehuevos adjective [rõmpeˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞os]
rompemuelle noun [rõmpeˈmweʝe]: alternative form of rompemuelles
rompemuelles noun /ˌrompeˈmweʝes/: speed bump
rompenueces noun [rõmpeˈnweses]
rompeolas noun /rompeˈolas/: breakwater (construction in or around a harbour)
rompepelotas adjective [rõmpepeˈlot̪as]
rompepiedra noun [rõmpeˈpjeð̞ɾa]
rompepiedras noun /rompeˈpjedɾas/: dittander
romper verb /romˈpeɾ/: to break
romper a llorar verb: to burst into tears
romper el chanchito phrase [rõmˈpeɾ elʲ t͡ʃãnʲˈt͡ʃit̪o]
romper el corazón phrase [rõmˈpeɾ el koɾaˈsõn]
romper el fuego verb: to fire away
romper el hielo phrase, verb /romˌpeɾ el ˈʝelo/: to break the ice
romper el orto phrase, verb [rõmˈpeɾ el ˈoɾt̪o]: to bust one's butt
romper filas verb: to break rank
romper la baraja verb /romˌpeɾ la baˈɾaxa/: to take one's ball and go home
romper la cuarta pared verb /romˌpeɾ la ˌkwaɾta paˈɾed/: break the fourth wall
romper las pelotas verb /romˌpeɾ las peˈlotas/: to bust someone's balls
romper los huevos phrase [rõmˈpeɾ los ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞os]
romper los quinotos verb /romˌpeɾ los kiˈnotos/: to bother someone
romper una lanza verb /romˌpeɾ ˌuna ˈlanθa/: to stand up (for), to break a lance (for)
romperla verb [rõmˈpeɾla]: infinitive of romper combined with la
romperredes noun: marksman; goalscorer; attacker; front man
romperse verb [rõmˈpeɾse]: infinitive of romper combined with se
romperse el orto phrase, verb [rõmˈpeɾse el ˈoɾt̪o]: to bust one's butt`
romperse la cabeza verb: to rack one's brain
romperse los cascos verb /romˌpeɾse los ˈkaskos/: to bust one's balls; to bust one's butt
romperse los codos verb /romˌpeɾse los ˈkodos/: to slog one's guts out; to work one's ass off
romperse los cuernos verb: to bust one's balls; to break one's back
rompetechos noun [rõmpeˈt̪et͡ʃos]
rompevelocidad noun [rõmpeβ̞elosiˈð̞að̞]
rompeviento noun [rõmpeˈβ̞jẽn̪t̪o]: windbreaker
rompevientos noun [rõmpeˈβ̞jẽn̪t̪os]: windbreak
rompevirutas noun /rompebiˈɾutas/: chip breaker
rompible adjective /romˈpible/: breakable (able to be broken)
rompido adjective, noun, verb /romˈpido/: broken
rompiendo verb [rõmˈpjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of romper
rompiéndose verb [rõmˈpjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of romper combined with se
rompiente adjective, noun /romˈpjente/: reef, shoal
rompimiento noun /rompiˈmjento/: breakage, breaking
rompón noun [rõmˈpõn]
rompope noun /romˈpope/: rompope
rompopo noun /romˈpopo/: rompopo
Romualdo proper noun /roˈmwaldo/: a male given name
romulano noun /romuˈlano/: Romulan
Rómulo proper noun /ˈromulo/: Romulus (cofounder of Rome)
ron noun /ˈron/: rum
roña noun /ˈroɲa/: dirt; grime
roñado verb [roˈɲað̞o]
Ronaldo proper noun /roˈnaldo/: a male given name
roñando verb [roˈɲãn̪d̪o]
roñándose verb [roˈɲãn̪d̪ose]
roñar verb [roˈɲaɾ]
roñarse verb [roˈɲaɾse]
roncado verb /ronˈkado/: past participle of roncar

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 R: 7,946 words, in 27 parts.