Spanish words: serapeo to setena

Spanish words serapeo to setena

1. serapeo noun /seɾaˈpeo/: serapeum
2. Serapio proper noun /seˈɾapjo/: a male given name
3. serba noun: sorb (fruit)
4. serbal noun: sorb (tree)
5. serbal de los cazadores noun: rowan
6. serbio adjective, noun /ˈseɾbjo/: Serbian
7. serbobosnio adjective: Serbian and Bosnian
8. serbocroata adjective, noun [seɾβ̞okɾoˈat̪a]: Serbo-Croatian
9. sereguete noun /seɾeˈɡete/: a distant and hidden place
10. seremi noun /seˈɾemi/: acronym of secretario regional ministerial (“regional cabinet secretary”)
11. serena adjective, noun, verb /seˈɾena/: female equivalent of sereno
12. serenado verb /seɾeˈnado/: past participle of serenar
13. serenador adjective /seɾenaˈdoɾ/: soothing
14. serenamente adverb /seˌɾenaˈmente/: serenely
15. serenando verb [seɾeˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of serenar
16. serenándose verb [seɾeˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of serenar combined with se
17. serenante adjective /seɾeˈnante/: soothing
18. serenar verb /seɾeˈnaɾ/: to soothe
19. serenarse verb /seɾeˈnaɾse/: infinitive of serenar combined with se
20. serenata noun /seɾeˈnata/: serenade
21. serenateado verb [seɾenat̪eˈað̞o]
22. serenateando verb [seɾenat̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
23. serenatear verb: to serenade
24. serenazgo noun /seɾeˈnaθɡo/: public security service
25. serendipia noun /seɾenˈdipja/: serendipity
26. serendipidad noun [seɾẽn̪d̪ipiˈð̞að̞]: serendipity
27. serendipitoso adjective [seɾẽn̪d̪ipiˈt̪oso]
28. serenense adjective, noun [seɾeˈnẽnse]: of, from or relating to La Serena
29. serenero noun [seɾeˈneɾo]
30. serenidad noun /seɾeniˈdad/: serenity
31. serenísimo adjective [seɾeˈnisimo]: superlative degree of sereno
32. sereno adjective, noun, verb /seˈɾeno/: serene, calm, self-possessed
33. sereque noun /seˈɾeke/: agouti
34. sereré noun [seɾeˈɾe]
35. Serey proper noun [seˈɾej]
36. Sergio proper noun /ˈseɾxjo/: a male given name
37. Sergipe proper noun /seɾˈxipe/: Sergipe (a state of the Northeast Region, Brazil; capital: Aracaju)
38. Serguéi proper noun /seɾˈɡei/: Sergey (transliteration of Сергей (Sergej))
39. seri adjective, noun [ˈseɾi]
40. seriación noun: seriation
41. seriado noun, verb /seˈɾjado/: series (TV programme)
42. serial adjective, noun /seˈɾjal/: serial
43. serialismo noun: serialism
44. serialista noun /seɾjaˈlista/: serialist
45. serialización noun /seɾjaliθaˈθjon/: serialization
46. serializar verb /seɾjaliˈθaɾ/: to serialize
47. serialmente adverb: serially
48. seriamente adverb /ˌseɾjaˈmente/: seriously
49. seriando verb /seˈɾjando/: gerund of seriar
50. seriar verb /seˈɾjaɾ/: to put in a series
51. seríceo adjective: sericious
52. sericícola adjective /seɾiˈθikola/: sericultural
53. sericicultor adjective, noun /seɾiθikulˈtoɾ/: sericulturist
54. sericicultura noun /seɾiθikulˈtuɾa/: sericulture
55. sericina noun [seɾiˈsina]: sericin
56. sérico adjective [ˈseɾiko]: silk; silky
57. sericultura noun /seɾikulˈtuɾa/: synonym of sericicultura
58. serie adjective, noun, verb /ˈseɾje/: series (a number of things that follow one another)
59. serie armónica noun: harmonic series
60. serie de televisión noun, phrase /ˌseɾje de telebiˈsjon/: television series, TV series, series
61. serie postal phrase [ˈseɾje posˈt̪al]
62. seriedad noun /seɾjeˈdad/: seriousness
63. seriéfilo adjective, noun: Relating to someone or something that watches (a lot of) series
64. serifa noun /seˈɾifa/: serif
65. serigrafía noun, verb /seɾiɡɾaˈfia/: serigraphy, silk-screen printing, screen printing
66. serigrafiar verb /seɾiɡɾaˈfjaɾ/: to silkscreen
67. serigráfico adjective: serigraphy
68. serijo noun [seˈɾixo]
69. serín noun /seˈɾin/: seedeater
70. serina noun /seˈɾina/: serine
71. seringa interjection [seˈɾĩŋga]
72. serio adjective, verb /ˈseɾjo/: serious, earnest, sober, solemn (without humor)
73. serísimo adjective [seˈɾisimo]: superlative degree of serio
74. serliano adjective /seɾˈljano/: Serlian
75. sermón noun /seɾˈmon/: sermon
76. sermonario noun /seɾmoˈnaɾjo/: book of sermons
77. sermoneado verb /seɾmoneˈado/: past participle of sermonear
78. sermoneando verb [seɾmoneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sermonear
79. sermonear verb /seɾmoneˈaɾ/: to sermonize
80. serna noun [ˈseɾna]: tilled land to be seeded
81. sero- prefix [ˈseɾo]: sero-
82. seroalbúmina noun: seralbumin
83. seroconcordante adjective /seɾokonkoɾˈdante/: seroconcordant
84. seroconversión noun /seɾokombeɾˈsjon/: seroconversion
85. serodiscordante adjective [seɾoð̞iskoɾˈð̞ãn̪t̪e]: serodiscordant
86. serofobia noun [seɾoˈfoβ̞ja]: serophobia
87. serogrupo noun: serogroup
88. seroja noun: dry leaves
89. serojo noun: dry leaves
90. serología noun /seɾoloˈxia/: serology
91. serológicamente adverb /seɾoˌloxikaˈmente/: serologically
92. serológico adjective /seɾoˈloxiko/: serologic
93. serón noun /seˈɾon/: large basket
94. serondo adjective /seˈɾondo/: late, belated, tardy, delayed
95. seronegativo adjective /seɾoneɡaˈtibo/: seronegative
96. seropositivo adjective /seɾoposiˈtibo/: seropositive
97. seroprevalencia noun [seɾopɾeβ̞aˈlẽnsja]
98. serosidad noun /seɾosiˈdad/: serosity
99. seroso adjective /seˈɾoso/: serous
100. serotipo noun: serotype
101. serotonérgico adjective: serotonergic
102. serotonina noun /seɾotoˈnina/: serotonin
103. serotoninérgico adjective /seɾotoniˈneɾxiko/: serotoninergic
104. Serpa proper noun [ˈseɾpa]
105. serpeado verb /seɾpeˈado/: past participle of serpear
106. serpeando verb [seɾpeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of serpear
107. serpear verb /seɾpeˈaɾ/: alternative form of serpentear
108. Serpens proper noun: Serpens (large summer constellation of the northern sky)
109. serpentaria noun [seɾpẽn̪ˈt̪aɾja]
110. serpentario noun /seɾpenˈtaɾjo/: secretary (bird)
111. serpenteado verb /seɾpenteˈado/: past participle of serpentear
112. serpenteando verb [seɾpẽn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of serpentear
113. serpenteante adjective /seɾpenteˈante/: winding, windy
114. serpentear verb /seɾpenteˈaɾ/: to wind; to meander; to go like a serpent; to serpent
115. serpenteo noun, verb /seɾpenˈteo/: slithering; meandering
116. serpentiforme adjective [seɾpẽn̪t̪iˈfoɾme]: serpentine; serpentiform
117. serpentín noun /seɾpenˈtin/: coil
118. serpentina adjective, noun /seɾpenˈtina/: streamer (paper)
119. serpentinero noun: pitcher
120. serpentinita noun [seɾpẽn̪t̪iˈnit̪a]: serpentinite
121. serpentinización noun: serpentinization
122. serpentino adjective /seɾpenˈtino/: serpentine
123. serpentón noun /seɾpenˈton/: serpent (musical instrument)
124. serpiente noun /seɾˈpjente/: snake, serpent (legless reptile of the sub-order Serpentes)
125. serpiente de anteojos noun /seɾˌpjente de anteˈoxos/: cobra
126. serpiente de cascabel noun, phrase /seɾˌpjente de kaskaˈbel/: rattlesnake
127. serpiente de cristal noun: jointed worm lizard (Ophiodes vertebralis)
128. serpiente marina noun, phrase /seɾˌpjente maˈɾina/: sea snake
129. serpina noun /seɾˈpina/: serpin
130. serpol noun /seɾˈpol/: mother of thyme
131. serpollado verb [seɾpoˈʝað̞o]
132. serpollando verb [seɾpoˈʝãn̪d̪o]
133. serpollo noun [seɾˈpoʝo]
134. serpúlido noun: serpulid
135. serración noun: serration
136. serrado adjective, verb /seˈrado/: serrated
137. serrador noun /seraˈdoɾ/: sawyer
138. serraduras noun [seraˈð̞uɾas]
139. serrallo noun /seˈraʝo/: seraglio
140. serrana adjective, noun /seˈrana/: female equivalent of serrano
141. serrando verb /seˈrando/: gerund of serrar
142. serranía noun /seraˈnia/: mountains, mountainous area
143. serránido noun /seˈranido/: serranid
144. serranilla noun [seraˈniʝa]
145. serrano adjective, noun /seˈrano/: mountain, mountainous
146. serrar verb /seˈraɾ/: to saw
147. Serrat proper noun [seˈrat̪]
148. serrato noun /seˈrato/: serratus
149. serrería noun /sereˈɾia/: sawmill (a workshop for cutting lumber)
150. serreta noun /seˈreta/: merganser (bird in genus Mergus)
151. serreta grande noun: goosander; merganser
152. serreta mediana noun: red-breasted merganser
153. serrín noun /seˈrin/: sawdust
154. serruchado verb /seruˈt͡ʃado/: past participle of serruchar
155. serruchando verb [seruˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]: gerund of serruchar
156. serruchar verb /seruˈt͡ʃaɾ/: to saw into pieces
157. serruchar el piso phrase [seruˈt͡ʃaɾ el ˈpiso]
158. serrucho noun, verb /seˈrut͡ʃo/: handsaw, crosscut saw
159. serrucho de costilla noun: backsaw (handsaw that has a reinforcement along its back edge.)
160. serrucho de punta noun: keyhole saw, pad saw
161. serrulado adjective /seruˈlado/: serrulate
162. sertanejo adjective, noun: sertanejo
163. sertón noun [seɾˈt̪õn]: outback; bush
164. sertoriano adjective /seɾtoˈɾjano/: Sertorian
165. sertralina noun /seɾtɾaˈlina/: sertraline
166. seruendo adjective /seˈɾwendo/: late; late-ripening (of fruit)
167. sérum noun /ˈseɾum/: serum
168. serval noun /seɾˈbal/: serval
169. Servando proper noun [seɾˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]
170. servar verb /seɾˈbaɾ/: to observe (“to obey”)
171. servato noun /seɾˈbato/: sulphurwort, hog fennel
172. serventesio noun: sirvente
173. server noun /ˈseɾbeɾ/: a server
174. servible adjective /seɾˈbible/: serviceable, usable
175. servicentro noun /seɾbiˈθentɾo/: gas station, service station, service center
176. serviciado verb [seɾβ̞iˈsjað̞o]
177. servicial adjective, noun /seɾbiˈθjal/: helpful
178. servicialmente adverb [seɾβ̞iˌsjalˈmẽn̪t̪e]
179. serviciando verb [seɾβ̞iˈsjãn̪d̪o]
180. serviciar verb [seɾβ̞iˈsjaɾ]
181. servicio noun /seɾˈbiθjo/: service
182. servicio activo noun: active service
183. servicio al cliente noun: customer service
184. servicio civil noun /seɾˌbiθjo θiˈbil/: civil service
185. servicio de inteligencia noun: intelligence agency
186. servicio doméstico noun: domestic service
187. servicio militar noun, phrase /seɾˌbiθjo miliˈtaɾ/: military service
188. servicio público noun: public service
189. servicio secreto noun: secret service
190. servicio web phrase [seɾˈβ̞isjo ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞]
191. servicios mínimos noun: minimum service
192. servicios sanitarios noun: healthcare; health services
193. servido verb /seɾˈbido/: past participle of servir
194. servidor adjective, noun /seɾbiˈdoɾ/: server
195. servidor proxy noun, phrase /seɾbiˌdoɾ ˈpɾoɡsi/: proxy server (server that acts as an intermediary between a user and another server)
196. servidumbre noun /seɾbiˈdumbɾe/: servitude
197. servifiestas noun [seɾβ̞iˈfjest̪as]
198. servil adjective /seɾˈbil/: servile
199. servilismo noun /seɾbiˈlismo/: servility
200. servilleta noun /seɾbiˈʝeta/: napkin
201. servilletera noun [seɾβ̞iʝeˈt̪eɾa]
202. servilletero noun /seɾbiʝeˈteɾo/: napkin ring
203. servilmente adverb /seɾˌbilˈmente/: slavishly, submissively
204. servio adjective, noun [ˈseɾβ̞jo]
205. serviola noun [seɾˈβ̞jola]
206. servir verb /seɾˈbiɾ/: to serve (to be a servant or worker; to render service)
207. servir la mesa verb: to wait tables
208. servir lo mismo para un barrido que para un fregado phrase [seɾˈβ̞iɾ lo ˈmismo ˈpaɾa ũm baˈrið̞o ke ˈpaɾa ũɱ fɾeˈɣ̞að̞o]
209. servirse verb [seɾˈβ̞iɾse]: infinitive of servir combined with se
210. serviteca noun /ˌseɾbiˈteka/: auto shop; garage
211. servitud noun /seɾbiˈtud/: serfdom
212. servo noun /ˈseɾbo/: abbreviation of servomecanismo
213. servoarmadura noun [seɾβ̞oaɾmaˈð̞uɾa]
214. servocuna noun: radiant warmer
215. servodirección noun: power steering
216. servofreno noun [seɾβ̞oˈfɾeno]: servo brake
217. servomecanismo noun [seɾβ̞omekaˈnismo]: servomechanism
218. servomotor noun [seɾβ̞omoˈt̪oɾ]: servomotor
219. sésamo noun /ˈsesamo/: sesame (tropical Asian plant Sesamum indicum)
220. sesamoideo noun: sesamoid
221. Sese proper noun [ˈsese]
222. seseado verb /seseˈado/: past participle of sesear
223. seseando verb [seseˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sesear
224. seseante adjective /seseˈante/: speaking in an accent that pronounces z as /s/ and c before e or i as /s/
225. sesear verb /seseˈaɾ/: to speak in an accent that pronounces the letter "z" as /s/ and the letter "c" before "e" or "i" as /s/
226. sesenta noun, number /seˈsenta/: sixty (the cardinal number occurring after fifty-nine and before sixty-one, represented in Roman numerals as LX and in Arabic numerals as 60)
227. sesenta y cinco number /seˌsenta i ˈθinko/: sixty-five
228. sesenta y cuatro number /seˌsenta i ˈkwatɾo/: sixty-four
229. sesenta y dos number /seˌsenta i ˈdos/: sixty-two
230. sesenta y nueve noun, number, phrase /seˌsenta i ˈnwebe/: sixty-nine
231. sesenta y ocho number /seˌsenta i ˈot͡ʃo/: sixty-eight
232. sesenta y seis number /seˌsenta i ˈseis/: sixty-six
233. sesenta y siete number /seˌsenta i ˈsjete/: sixty-seven
234. sesenta y tres number /seˌsenta i ˈtɾes/: sixty-three
235. sesenta y un number /seˈsenta i un/: apocopic form of sesenta y uno (“sixty-one”)
236. sesenta y uno number /seˌsenta i ˈuno/: sixty-one
237. sesentas noun: sixties (decade)
238. sesentavo adjective, noun /sesenˈtabo/: sixtieth
239. sesentayochismo noun: spirit of 1968
240. sesentena noun: group of about sixty
241. sesentenario noun /sesenteˈnaɾjo/: sixtieth anniversary
242. sesentero adjective: characteristic of the decade of the 1960s
243. sesentista adjective: sixties (relating to the 1960s, 1860s etc.)
244. sesentón adjective, noun /sesenˈton/: sixtyish (years old)
245. seseo noun, verb /seˈseo/: an accent in Spanish and Galician that pronounces z, and c before e or i, as /s/ rather than /θ/
246. sesera noun /seˈseɾa/: brain
247. sesgadamente adverb /sesˌɡadaˈmente/: slantwise, slopingly
248. sesgado adjective, verb /sesˈɡado/: slanted
249. sesgando verb [sesˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sesgar
250. sesgar verb /sesˈɡaɾ/: to cut diagonally
251. sesgo adjective, noun, verb /ˈsesɡo/: slanting, sloping
252. sesgo cognitivo noun: cognitive bias
253. sesgo de confirmación noun: confirmation bias
254. sesgo de género phrase [ˈsesɣ̞o ð̞e ˈxeneɾo]
255. sésil adjective /ˈsesil/: sessile
256. sesión noun /seˈsjon/: session (meeting)
257. sesión de fotos noun /seˌsjon de ˈfotos/: photo shoot
258. sesión fotográfica noun /seˌsjon fotoˈɡɾafika/: photo shoot
259. sesión golfa phrase [seˈsjõŋ ˈgolfa]
260. sesión plenaria noun: plenary session
261. sesionado verb /sesjoˈnado/: past participle of sesionar
262. sesionando verb [sesjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sesionar
263. sesionar verb /sesjoˈnaɾ/: to be in session
264. sesionista noun: session musician
265. sesma noun /ˈsesma/: sesma, half-foot (a traditional unit of length, equivalent to about 13.9 cm)
266. seso noun /ˈseso/: brain
267. seso vegetal noun: The ackee.
268. sesotho noun: alternative spelling of sesoto
269. sesqui- prefix /ˌseski/: 1½; 1½ times
270. sesquialtera noun [seskjal̪ˈt̪eɾa]
271. sesquicentenario adjective, noun /seskiθenteˈnaɾjo/: sesquicentenary
272. sesquicuarta noun [seskiˈkwaɾt̪a]
273. sesquilineal adjective: sesquilinear
274. sesquilingüismo noun: sesquilingualism
275. sesquióxido noun [sesˈkjoksið̞o]
276. sesquipedal adjective /seskipeˈdal/: sesquipedalian
277. sesquipedálico adjective [seskipeˈð̞aliko]
278. sesquiplano noun: sesquiplane
279. sesquiterpénico adjective: sesquiterpenoid
280. sesquiterpeno noun: sesquiterpene
281. sesquiterpenoide noun /ˌseskiteɾpeˈnoide/: sesquiterpenoid
282. sestaoarra adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Sestao
283. sestar verb: to set; to put; to place
284. sesteado verb [sest̪eˈað̞o]: past participle of sestear
285. sesteando verb [sest̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sestear
286. sestear verb /sesteˈaɾ/: to nap, to have a siesta
287. sesteo noun, verb /sesˈteo/: nap; doze; siesta
288. sestercio noun /sesˈteɾθjo/: sestertius (Roman coin)
289. sesterterpeno noun: sesterterpene
290. sesudamente adverb: wisely
291. sesudez noun /sesuˈdeθ/: braininess
292. sesudo adjective /seˈsudo/: highbrow
293. set noun /ˈset/: set
294. seta noun /ˈseta/: mushroom
295. seta de pie azul noun: blewit, wood blewit (Clitocybe nuda)
296. setabense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Xàtiva
297. setáceao adjective: setaceous
298. setear verb /seteˈaɾ/: to set (put as a setting)
299. setecientos noun, number /seteˈθjentos/: seven hundred
300. setena noun [seˈt̪ena]

Part 11 · Part 13 · 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.