Spanish words: semiestacionado to sensacionalista
300 Spanish words, part 10 of 31 of the words starting with S, A to Z. 68 have a page of their own.
Spanish words semiestacionado to sensacionalista
- semiestacionado adjective: half-stabilised
- semiestado noun: quasi-state
- semiestalinista adjective, noun: semi-Stalinist
- semiestelar adjective, noun: second-to-top-bill
- semiestépico adjective: semi-steppic
- semiestrella noun: C-lister, minor celebrity
- semifeudal adjective: semifeudal
- semificción noun: semifiction
- semifijo adjective /semiˈfixo/: semipermanent
- semifinal noun /semifiˈnal/: semifinal, semi-final
- semifinalista noun: semifinalist
- semiflósculo noun [semiˈfloskulo]
- semifondo noun: undercard
- semiformal adjective: semiformal
- semiforme adjective [semiˈfoɾme]
- semifrío noun: semifreddo
- semifrontal adjective: partly from the front
- semifusa noun [semiˈfusa]: hemidemisemiquaver
- semigalianos noun /semiɡaˈljanos/: Semigallians
- semigarrapatea noun [semiɣ̞arapaˈt̪ea]
- semigordo adjective: pretty fat; somewhat plump
- semigráfico adjective: semigraphical
- semigrupo noun: semigroup
- semigubernamental adjective: semi-governmental
- semihumano adjective: semihuman
- semihúmedo adjective: semihumid
- semihundido adjective: half-buried; half-submerged
- semiinconsciencia noun: alternative form of seminconsciencia
- semiinconsciente adjective /ˌsemiinkonsˈθjente/: semiconscious
- semiindependencia noun: semi-independence
- semiindependiente adjective: semi-independent
- semiínfero adjective: semi-inferior
- semiinformal adjective: semi-informal
- semiinstitucional adjective: semi-institutional
- semiirónico adjective: semi-ironic
- semilegendario adjective /semilexenˈdaɾjo/: semi-legendary
- semileñoso adjective: semi-hardwood
- semileptónico adjective: semileptonic
- semilibertad noun: semiliberty
- semilíquido adjective /semiˈlikido/: semiliquid
- semilla noun /seˈmiʝa/: seed (of a plant)
- semillado verb [semiˈʝað̞o]
- semillando verb [semiˈʝãn̪d̪o]
- semillería noun: seed shop
- semillero noun /semiˈʝeɾo/: seedbed
- semillón noun /semiˈʝon/: sémillon
- semilogarítmico adjective: semilogarithmic
- semiluna noun: half-moon
- semilunar adjective /semiluˈnaɾ/: semilunar
- semimáscara noun [semiˈmaskaɾa]
- semimayor adjective: semimajor
- semimembranoso adjective: semimembranous
- semimeridiano noun /semimeɾiˈdjano/: semimeridian
- semimítico adjective /ˌsemiˈmitiko/: semimythical
- semimonocasco adjective: semimonocoque
- seminal adjective /semiˈnal/: seminal (relating to seeds)
- seminario adjective, noun /semiˈnaɾjo/: seminar
- seminarista noun: seminarian
- seminatural adjective: seminatural
- seminconsciencia noun: semi-unconsciousness
- seminífero adjective /semiˈnifeɾo/: seminiferous
- seminola adjective, noun /seˈminola/: Seminole
- seminoma noun /semiˈnoma/: seminoma
- seminómado adjective: seminomadic
- seminorma noun: semi-norm
- seminternado noun: semi-boarding school
- semiobligatorio adjective: half-obligatory
- semiobscuridad noun: alternative spelling of semioscuridad
- semioculto adjective: semi-hidden
- semioficial adjective: semiofficial
- semiolímpico adjective /semjoˈlimpiko/: half-Olympic (size of swimming pool)
- semiología noun /semjoloˈxia/: semiology, semiotics
- semiológico adjective: semiological
- semiólogo noun /seˈmjoloɡo/: semiologist, semiotician
- semiopaco adjective: semi-opaque
- semioruga noun [semioˈɾuɣ̞a]: half-track
- semioscuridad noun: semidarkness
- semioscuro adjective: semidark
- semiótica adjective, noun /seˈmjotika/: semiotics
- semióticamente adverb: semiotically
- semiótico adjective /seˈmjotiko/: semiotic
- semipalmeado adjective: semipalmated
- semiparalizado adjective: semi-paralysed
- semipeatonal adjective: semi-pedestrianised
- semipeatonalización noun: the process of making something semi-pedestrianized
- semipenumbra noun: Partially-shaded area
- semiperfecto adjective /semipeɾˈfeɡto/: semiperfect
- semiperfil noun: semi-profile
- semiperiférico adjective: semiperipheral
- semiperímetro noun /semipeˈɾimetɾo/: semiperimeter
- semipermanente adjective /semipeɾmaˈnente/: semipermanent
- semipermeable adjective /ˌsemipeɾmeˈable/: semipermeable
- semipesado adjective: light heavyweight
- semipestaña noun: semirim
- semipiso noun /semiˈpiso/: apartment occupying half of a floor
- semiplano adjective, noun: half-plane
- semipleno adjective /ˌsemiˈpleno/: not entirely conclusive; imperfect; not totally usable
- semipoblado adjective: semipopulated
- semipostal noun [semiposˈt̪al]
- semiposterior adjective /semiposteˈɾjoɾ/: near-back
- semiprecioso adjective /semipɾeˈθjoso/: semi-precious
- semipresencial adjective: hybrid, blended (partly in-person, partly online)
- semipresidencial adjective: semipresidential
- semipresidencialismo noun [semipɾesið̞ẽnsjaˈlismo]: a semipresidential government
- semipresidencialista adjective, noun [semipɾesið̞ẽnsjaˈlist̪a]
- semiprivado adjective: semiprivate
- semiproducto noun: half of the product of some numbers, e.g. (x·y)/2
- semiprofesional adjective: semi-professional
- semiprofesionalmente adverb: semiprofessionally
- semiprotección noun [semipɾot̪ekˈsjõn]
- semiprotegido adjective [semipɾot̪eˈxið̞o]: semiprotected
- semipúblico adjective: semi-public
- semiquinona noun: semiquinone
- semiretirado adjective: half-retired
- semiretiro noun /semiɾeˈtiɾo/: semiretirement
- semirígido adjective: semirigid
- semirraya noun /semiˈraʝa/: en dash
- semirreacción noun [semireakˈsjõn]: half-reaction
- semirrecogido adjective: half-up half-down
- semirrecta noun [semiˈrekt̪a]: ray, half-line
- semirrecto adjective [semiˈrekt̪o]
- semirregular adjective /semireɡuˈlaɾ/: semiregular
- semirreligioso adjective: semireligious
- semirremolque noun [semireˈmolke]: semi-trailer
- semirretículo noun: semilattice
- semirretirado adjective /semiretiˈɾado/: semiretired
- semirretiro noun /semireˈtiɾo/: semiretirement
- semirrígido adjective, noun [semiˈrixið̞o]: semirigid
- semirruina noun: near decay
- semirrural adjective: semirural
- semiruina noun: semi-ruin
- semirural adjective: semirural
- semis noun: semis (a Roman coin worth half an as)
- semisalvaje adjective /semisalˈbaxe/: semiwild
- semiseco adjective: semidry
- semisecreto adjective [semiseˈkɾet̪o]
- semisedentario adjective /semisedenˈtaɾjo/: semisedentary
- semisentado adjective /semisenˈtado/: half-seated; semi-sitting
- semiserio adjective /semiˈseɾjo/: semiserious
- semisintético adjective: semisynthetic
- semisólido adjective: semisolid
- semisombra noun: semishade
- semisostenido adjective, noun [semisost̪eˈnið̞o]
- semisótano noun: semibasement, lower floor
- semisubterráneo adjective: semisubterranean
- semisuma noun /semiˈsuma/: semisum
- semisumergible adjective /semisumeɾˈxible/: semisubmersible
- semisumergido adjective: half-submerged
- semita adjective, noun /seˈmita/: Semitic
- semitapado adjective: semi-hidden
- semitendinoso adjective, noun: semitendinous
- semiterminado adjective: semi-finished
- semiterrestre adjective: semiterrestrial
- semítico adjective /seˈmitiko/: Semitic
- semitirado adjective: semi-trailing
- semitismo noun /semiˈtismo/: Semitism
- semitono noun [semiˈt̪ono]: semitone
- semitransparente adjective /ˌsemitɾanspaˈɾente/: semitransparent; almost transparent
- semitrepador adjective, noun: semiclimbing
- semitropical adjective /semitɾopiˈkal/: semitropical
- semiurbano adjective: semiurban
- semivacío adjective: half empty
- semivegetariano adjective, noun: semivegetarian
- semiverseno noun: semiversin
- semivida noun: half-life
- semivocal adjective, noun /ˌsemiboˈkal/: semivocal
- semivocalizar verb /semibokaliˈθaɾ/: to become a semivowel
- sémola noun /ˈsemola/: semolina, grits, meal (coarsely ground cereal)
- semoviente adjective, noun [semoˈβ̞jẽn̪t̪e]: able to move by one's own means (i.e. livestock)
- sempasúchil noun: alternative spelling of cempasúchil
- Semper proper noun [sẽmˈpeɾ]
- Sempere proper noun /semˈpeɾe/: a town in Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain
- sempervirente adjective [sẽmpeɾβ̞iˈɾẽn̪t̪e]
- sempiterna adjective, noun [sẽmpiˈt̪eɾna]: feminine singular of sempiterno
- sempiterno adjective /sempiˈteɾno/: sempiternal
- sen noun, preposition, symbol /ˈsen/: senna
- sena noun, verb /ˈsena/: sice (the number six in a game of dice)
- seña de identidad noun /ˌseɲa de identiˈdad/: identifying characteristic
- senado noun, verb /seˈnado/: senate
- senadoconsulto noun: senatus consultum
- senador noun /senaˈdoɾ/: senator
- senaduría noun: senatorship
- señal noun /seˈɲal/: sign
- señal de la cruz noun, phrase [seˈɲal̪ d̪e la ˈkɾus]: sign of the cross
- señal de tráfico noun: road sign
- señaladamente adverb [seɲaˌlað̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]: clearly
- señalado adjective, verb /seɲaˈlado/: esteemed
- señalador adjective, noun /seɲalaˈdoɾ/: signalling
- señalamiento noun /seɲalaˈmjento/: the use of traffic signs and signals
- señalando verb [seɲaˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of señalar
- señalándose verb [seɲaˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of señalar combined with se
- señalar verb /seɲaˈlaɾ/: to signal
- señalero noun /seɲaˈleɾo/: signalman
- señalética noun /seɲaˈletika/: signage
- señalización noun /seɲaliθaˈθjon/: signalling
- señalizado verb /seɲaliˈθado/: past participle of señalizar
- señalizador adjective, noun /seɲaliθaˈdoɾ/: guiding; indicating
- señalizando verb [seɲaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of señalizar
- señalizar verb /seɲaliˈθaɾ/: to signpost, to install signs
- señando verb [seˈɲãn̪d̪o]: gerund of señar
- señante noun: signer (sign language user)
- señar verb /seˈɲaɾ/: to sign (to use sign language)
- senara noun, verb [seˈnaɾa]: third-person singular future indicative of señar
- senario adjective: senary
- senarmontita noun: senarmontite
- señas noun, verb [ˈseɲas]: plural of seña
- señas personales phrase [ˈseɲas peɾsoˈnales]
- senatorial adjective [senat̪oˈɾjal]: senatorial
- sencillamente adverb /senˌθiʝaˈmente/: in a simple manner
- sencillar verb [sẽnsiˈʝaɾ]
- sencillez noun /senθiˈʝeθ/: simplicity
- sencillo adjective, noun /senˈθiʝo/: plain
- senda noun /ˈsenda/: footpath
- senda peatonal phrase [ˈsẽn̪d̪a peat̪oˈnal]
- senderado verb [sẽn̪d̪eˈɾað̞o]
- senderando verb [sẽn̪d̪eˈɾãn̪d̪o]
- sendereado verb [sẽn̪d̪eɾeˈað̞o]
- sendereando verb [sẽn̪d̪eɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
- senderismo noun /sendeˈɾismo/: trekking, hiking, or fellwalking
- senderista adjective, noun /sendeˈɾista/: rambler, hiker, walker
- sendero noun /senˈdeɾo/: trail, path, track (a route for travel over land)
- senderuela noun: fairy-ring champignon
- senderuelo noun: alternative form of senderuela
- sendo adjective /ˈsendo/: great, of large proportions
- Sendoa proper noun [sẽn̪ˈd̪oa]
- sendos adjective, determiner /ˈsendos/: each, each one, both
- Séneca proper noun /ˈseneka/: Seneca (Roman cognomen)
- senectud noun /seneɡˈtud/: old age
- Senegal proper noun /seneˈɡal/: Senegal (a country in West Africa)
- senegalés adjective, noun /seneɡaˈles/: Senegalese
- senepol noun: Senepol (cattle breed)
- señera adjective, noun /seˈɲeɾa/: Senyera (flag of Catalonia)
- señero adjective /seˈɲeɾo/: unique
- senescal noun /senesˈkal/: seneschal (chief mayordomo of the royal court)
- senescalado noun: seneschalty
- senescalía noun: seneschalship
- senescencia noun [seneˈsẽnsja]: senescence
- senescente adjective [seneˈsẽn̪t̪e]
- senil adjective /seˈnil/: senile
- senilidad noun /seniliˈdad/: senility
- senior adjective, noun /seˈnjoɾ/: Courtesy vocative used before someone's name, surname or title
- señito noun [seˈɲit̪o]
- senku noun [ˈsẽŋku]
- seno noun, verb /ˈseno/: breast
- seno del topólogo phrase [ˈseno ð̞el̪ t̪oˈpoloɣ̞o]
- seno esfenoidal phrase [ˈseno esfenojˈð̞al]
- seno etmoidal phrase [ˈseno et̪mojˈð̞al]
- seno frontal phrase [ˈseno fɾõn̪ˈt̪al]
- seno maxilar noun, phrase [ˈseno maksiˈlaɾ]: maxillary sinus
- seno paranasal phrase [ˈseno paɾanaˈsal]
- seno verso noun: versed sine
- senografía noun [senoɣ̞ɾaˈfia]
- senógrafo noun [seˈnoɣ̞ɾafo]
- senoidal adjective [senojˈð̞al]: sinusoidal (in the form of a sine wave)
- senoide noun [seˈnojð̞e]
- señoleado verb [seɲoleˈað̞o]
- señoleando verb [seɲoleˈãn̪d̪o]
- senong noun [seˈnõŋ]
- señor adjective, noun /seˈɲoɾ/: mister, sir, lord (title conferred on a married or older male)
- señor Corales phrase [seˈɲoɾ koˈɾales]
- señor de la guerra noun: warlord
- señor feudal noun: warlord
- señora adjective, noun /seˈɲoɾa/: Ms; a title or form of address for a woman; formerly for a married, divorced, or widowed woman and now commonly for any adult woman regardless of marital...
- señorado verb [seɲoˈɾað̞o]
- señoraje noun [seɲoˈɾaxe]
- señorando verb [seɲoˈɾãn̪d̪o]
- señorar verb [seɲoˈɾaɾ]
- señoreable adjective [seɲoɾeˈaβ̞le]
- señoreado verb /seɲoɾeˈado/: past participle of señorear
- señoreador adjective [seɲoɾeaˈð̞oɾ]
- señoreaje noun [seɲoɾeˈaxe]: seigniorage
- señoreamiento noun [seɲoɾeaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
- señoreando verb [seɲoɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of señorear
- señoreándose verb [seɲoɾeˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of señorear combined with se
- señorear verb /seɲoɾeˈaɾ/: to govern; rule over or lord it over
- señorearse verb [seɲoɾeˈaɾse]: infinitive of señorear combined with se
- Señoret proper noun [seɲoˈɾet̪]
- señoría noun /seɲoˈɾia/: dominion
- señorial adjective, noun [seɲoˈɾjal]: lordly, stately, noble
- señorialización noun: taking control by the state
- señoril adjective /seɲoˈɾil/: masterly; master's; masterfully
- señorilmente adverb [seɲoˌɾilˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- señorío noun /seɲoˈɾio/: feudal estate
- señorita noun /seɲoˈɾita/: young woman
- señoritingo noun /seɲoɾiˈtinɡo/: a little brat
- señoritismo noun: snobbery; snootiness
- señorito noun /seɲoˈɾito/: A son of an important or respectable person.
- señorizado verb [seɲoɾiˈsað̞o]
- señorizando verb [seɲoɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]
- señorizar verb [seɲoɾiˈsaɾ]
- señoro noun [seˈɲoɾo]: mansplainer; a man who attacks feminists in a haughty and condescending way
- señorón noun: big shot
- senos adjective, noun, verb /ˈsenos/: plural of seno
- Senosiain proper noun [seˈnosjãjn]
- senpai noun /semˈpai/: senpai
- sensación noun /sensaˈθjon/: sensation
- sensacional adjective /sensaθjoˈnal/: sensational
- sensacionalismo noun /sensaθjonaˈlismo/: sensationalism
- sensacionalista adjective, noun /sensaθjonaˈlista/: sensationalist (characterised by sensationalism)
Part 9 · Part 11 · Spanish words: S
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 S: 9,096 words, in 31 parts.