Spanish words: shofar to signado

Spanish words shofar to signado

1. shofar noun /ʃoˈfaɾ/: shofar (a ram’s-horn trumpet, used for Jewish ritual purposes)
2. shogi noun /ˈsoɡi/: shogi
3. shogui noun [ˈʃoɣ̞i]
4. shogún noun /ʃoˈɡun/: shogun
5. shogunado noun: shogunate
6. shogunal adjective: shogunal
7. shogunato noun [ʃoɣ̞uˈnat̪o]: shogunate
8. shome adjective [ˈʃome]
9. shomería adjective, noun [ʃomeˈɾia]
10. shona adjective, noun [ˈʃona]
11. shooter noun /ˈʃuteɾ/: shooter (game)
12. shop noun: alternative spelling of schop
13. shopping noun /ˈʃopin/: shopping (the leisure activity of going shopping)
14. shopping center noun /ˌʃopin ˈθenteɾ/: shopping center
15. shopping mall noun /ˌʃopim ˈmol/: A collection of retail stores, usually one with an indoor common area joining the stores, that is usually anchored by department stores.
16. shoquear verb [ʃokeˈaɾ]
17. shorcitos noun: short shorts
18. shorstop noun: shortstop
19. short noun /ˈʃoɾt/: shorts
20. shorts noun /ˈʃoɾds/: shorts
21. shorts cacheteros noun: booty shorts
22. shortstop noun /ʃoɾtesˈtop/: shortstop
23. shot noun /ˈʃot/: shot (small portion of drink)
24. Shota proper noun: Shota (male given name)
25. shovelware noun [ʃoβ̞elˈ(ɣ̞)w̝aɾe]
26. show noun /ˈʃow/: show, spectacle
27. show cooking noun [ˈʃow kooˈkĩŋ]: cooking show
28. show room noun /ˌʃou ˈrum/: showroom
29. showbiz noun /ˈʃoubiθ/: showbiz
30. showcito noun [ʃowˈsit̪o]
31. showman noun: showman
32. showroom noun: showroom
33. showrunner noun /ˈʃouraneɾ/: showrunner
34. shual noun /ˈʃwal/: alternative form of chual
35. shuar adjective, noun [ˈʃwaɾ]: of the Shuar people of Ecuador and Peru
36. shuco noun [ˈʃuko]: hot dog
37. shudrá noun: Shudra
38. shuko noun /ˈʃuko/: hot dog
39. shuntalada noun /ʃuntaˈlada/: bunch (“a considerable amount”)
40. shuquía noun /ʃuˈkia/: stench, malodor, especially because of putrefaction.
41. shura noun /ˈʃuɾa/: shura
42. shuriken noun [ˈʃuɾikẽn]
43. shusheta adjective, noun [ʃuˈʃet̪a]
44. shute adjective, noun /ˈʃute/: alternative spelling of chucte (tree and its fruit)
45. si adverb, conjunction, interjection, noun, particle, pronoun /si/: if, whether
46. si bien conjunction, phrase /si ˈbjen/: although, albeit, while, even though
47. si cabe adverb: if possible; if you can imagine
48. si Dios lo quiere phrase: alternative form of si Dios quiere
49. si Dios quiere phrase /si ˌdjos ˈkjeɾe/: God willing
50. si entre burros te ves, rebuzna alguna vez proverb /si ˌentɾe ˌburos te ˌbes | reˌbuθna alˌɡuna ˈbeθ/: when in Rome, do as the Romans do
51. si es posible phrase [si ˈes poˈsiβ̞le]
52. si es un perro, muerde phrase: it's right in front of you/me etc.
53. si eso adverb /si ˈeso/: if the situation allows it
54. si la mirada matara phrase: if looks could kill; used to characterize a look of strong hostility
55. si la vida te da limones, haz limonada phrase /si la ˌbida te ˌda liˌmones | ˌaθ limoˈnada/: when life gives you lemons, make lemonade
56. si lo sabré yo phrase /si lo saˌbɾe ˈʝo/: don't I know it; tell me about it
57. si los hay phrase /si los ˈai/: as they come
58. sí Luis phrase [ˈsi ˈlwis]
59. si mal no me acuerdo adverb /si ˌmal ˌno me aˈkweɾdo/: if my memory serves me correctly
60. si mal no recuerdo phrase /si ˌmal ˌno reˈkweɾdo/: if I'm not mistaken; if my memory doesn't fail me
61. si me apuras phrase: even; to be honest; actually
62. si mi abuela tuviera ruedas, sería una bicicleta phrase, proverb /si mi aˌbwela tuˌbjeɾa ˌrwedas | seˌɾia ˌuna biθiˈkleta/: if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle
63. sí mismo pronoun: oneself
64. si no preposition /si ˈno/: if not
65. si no me equivoco phrase /si ˌno me ekiˈboko/: if I'm not mistaken
66. si no quieres caldo, taza y media phrase /si ˌno ˌkjeɾes ˌkaldo | ˌtaθa i ˈmedja/: it never rains but it pours
67. si no sabe nadar no se meta para lo hondo proverb [si ˈno ˈsaβ̞e naˈð̞aɾ ˈno se ˈmet̪a ˈpaɾa lo ˈõn̪d̪o]
68. sí o sí adverb, phrase /ˌsi o ˈsi/: definitely, no matter what
69. si que adverb, conjunction: synonym of aunque (“albeit”)
70. si quieres conocer a Agapito, dale un puestito proverb /si ˌkjeɾes konoˌθeɾ a aɡaˌpito | ˌdale um pwesˈtito/: If you want to know what someone is like, give them power
71. si quisiera Dios phrase /si kiˌsjeɾa ˈdjos/: God willing
72. sí soy interjection /ˌsi ˈsoi/: used as a response when relating to something; that's me, me, relatable
73. si tan siquiera phrase: if only; I wish
74. si te digo te miento interjection, phrase /si te ˌdiɡo te ˈmjento/: I don't know
75. si te gusta el durazno, aguantate la pelusa proverb [si t̪e ˈɣ̞ust̪a el̪ d̪uˈɾasno | aɣ̞wãn̪ˈt̪at̪e la peˈlusa]
76. si te gusta el durazno, bancate la pelusa proverb [si t̪e ˈɣ̞ust̪a el̪ d̪uˈɾasno | bãŋˈkat̪e la peˈlusa]
77. si te he visto no me acuerdo phrase, proverb [si t̪e ˈe ˈβ̞ist̪o ˈno me aˈkweɾð̞o]: a phrase used to imply someone going back on their word, or failing to fulfil a promise;
78. sí y no phrase /ˌsi i ˈno/: yes and no (when answering a yes-no question, implies that the answer is relative and may be both yes and no)
79. si y solo si conjunction, phrase /ˌsi i ˈsolo si/: if and only if
80. si ya conjunction: as long as; on condition that
81. si yo fuera tú phrase [si ˈʝo ˈfweɾa ˈt̪u]
82. si yo te contara phrase /si ˌʝo te konˈtaɾa/: don't get me started
83. sial noun: sial
84. sialagogo noun /sjalaˈɡoɡo/: sialogogue
85. sialato noun: sialate
86. siálico adjective: sialic
87. siálido noun: alderfly
88. Siam proper noun [ˈsjãm]: Siam (former name of Thailand: a country in Southeast Asia)
89. siamés adjective, noun /sjaˈmes/: Siamese (from Siam)
90. Sibanicú proper noun /sibaniˈku/: a town in Camagüey, Cuba
91. sibanicuense adjective, noun /sibaniˈkwense/: of, from or relating to Sibanicú (town in Cuba)
92. sibarita adjective, noun /sibaˈɾita/: sybarite
93. sibarítico adjective /sibaˈɾitiko/: sybaritic
94. sibaritismo noun: sybaritism
95. Siberia proper noun /siˈbeɾja/: Siberia (the region of Russia in Asia)
96. siberiano adjective, noun /sibeˈɾjano/: Siberian
97. sibidigua noun /sibiˈdiɡwa/: bellyache bush
98. sibil noun /siˈbil/: a small recess carved into a cave wall to preserve meat and other provisions
99. sibila noun [siˈβ̞ila]: sibyl
100. sibilancia noun [siβ̞iˈlãnsja]: wheezing
101. sibilante adjective, noun /sibiˈlante/: sibilant, hissing
102. sibilinamente adverb: mysteriously
103. sibilino adjective /sibiˈlino/: sibylline
104. SIBO abbreviation
105. siboney noun: Ciboney; Siboney
106. siboneyista adjective /siboneˈʝista/: of the Ciboney people
107. sibucao noun /sibuˈkao/: sappanwood (Biancaeae sappan, syn. Caesalpinia sappan)
108. sibutramina noun: sibutramine
109. sic adverb /ˈsik/: sic (thus; as written)
110. sica adjective, noun [ˈsika]
111. sicalipsis noun [sikaˈlipsis]
112. sicalíptico adjective [sikaˈlipt̪iko]
113. sicambrio adjective, noun: of or pertaining to the Sicambri
114. sicano adjective, noun /siˈkano/: Sicanian
115. sicarial adjective /sikaˈɾjal/: hitman
116. sicariato noun: the hiring of a hitman to kill someone
117. sicario noun /siˈkaɾjo/: hitman (hired killer)
118. sicav noun: SICAV
119. Sicilia proper noun /siˈθilja/: Sicily (the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, an autonomous region of Italy, close to Africa and separated from Tunisia and Libya by the Strait of...
120. siciliano adjective, noun /siθiˈljano/: Sicilian
121. Sición proper noun /siˈθjon/: Sicyon
122. sicionio adjective, noun: Syconian
123. siclo noun /ˈsiklo/: shekel (old unit of currency)
124. sico- prefix [ˈsiko]: alternative spelling of psico-
125. sicoactivo adjective: alternative spelling of psicoactivo
126. sicoafectivo adjective: psychoaffective
127. sicoanálisis noun /sikoaˈnalisis/: alternative spelling of psicoanálisis
128. sicoanalista noun: alternative form of psicoanalista
129. sicoanalítico adjective /sikoanaˈlitiko/: alternative form of psicoanalítico
130. sicoanalizar verb /sikoanaliˈθaɾ/: alternative form of psicoanalizar
131. sicodelia noun: alternative spelling of psicodelia
132. sicodélico adjective: alternative spelling of psicodélico
133. sicoeducativo adjective: psychoeducational
134. sicofanta noun /sikoˈfanta/: sycophant
135. sicofante noun /sikoˈfante/: alternative form of sicofanta
136. sicofobia noun [sikoˈfoβ̞ja]
137. sicográfico adjective: psychographic
138. sicóloga noun /siˈkoloɡa/: alternative spelling of psicóloga
139. sicología noun /sikoloˈxia/: alternative spelling of psicología
140. sicología inversa phrase [sikoloˈxia ĩmˈbeɾsa]
141. sicológicamente adverb /sikoˌloxikaˈmente/: alternative spelling of psicológicamente (“psychologically”)
142. sicológico adjective /sikoˈloxiko/: alternative spelling of psicológico
143. sicólogo noun /siˈkoloɡo/: alternative spelling of psicólogo
144. sicometría noun /sikomeˈtɾia/: alternative form of psicometría
145. sicométrico adjective /sikoˈmetɾiko/: alternative form of psicométrico
146. sicomoro noun /sikoˈmoɾo/: alternative form of sicómoro
147. sicomoro americano noun: American sycamore, Platanus occidentalis
148. sicómoro occidental noun: American sycamore
149. sicomotor adjective: alternative spelling of psicomotor
150. sicooncología noun /sikoonkoloˈxia/: alternative spelling of psicooncología
151. sicópata noun /siˈkopata/: alternative spelling of psicópata
152. sicopatía noun /sikopaˈtia/: alternative form of psicopatía
153. sicopatológico adjective: psychopathological
154. sicosis noun /siˈkosis/: alternative spelling of psicosis
155. sicosocial adjective: psychosocial
156. sicosomático adjective: alternative form of psicosomático
157. sicoterapeuta noun: alternative form of psicoterapeuta
158. sicoterapéutico adjective: psychotherapeutic
159. sicoterapia noun: alternative spelling of psicoterapia
160. sicótico adjective: psychotic
161. sicotrópico adjective [sikoˈt̪ɾopiko]: psychotropic
162. Sicre proper noun [ˈsikɾe]
163. sicu noun [ˈsiku]
164. sículo adjective, noun /ˈsikulo/: Sicilian
165. sicuri noun [siˈkuɾi]
166. sida noun, verb /ˈsida/: abbreviation of síndrome de inmunodeficiencia adquirida (AIDS)
167. sidafobia noun [sið̞aˈfoβ̞ja]
168. sidático adjective, noun /siˈdatiko/: AIDS
169. side job noun: A side hustle
170. sidecar noun /ˈsaidkaɾ/: sidecar
171. sidera noun [siˈð̞eɾa]
172. sideral adjective /sideˈɾal/: stellar, sidereal
173. sideralmente adverb /sideˌɾalˈmente/: sidereally
174. sidéreo adjective /siˈdeɾeo/: sideral
175. siderita noun: siderite
176. siderito noun: siderite (iron meteorite)
177. sideroblástico adjective /sideɾoˈblastiko/: sideroblastic
178. sideroblasto noun /sideɾoˈblasto/: sideroblast
179. siderodromofobia noun [sið̞eɾoð̞ɾomoˈfoβ̞ja]
180. siderófilo adjective, noun: siderophile
181. siderofobia noun [sið̞eɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
182. sideróforo noun: siderophore
183. sideromelano noun: sideromelane
184. siderurgia noun /sideˈɾuɾxja/: siderurgy (iron and steel industry)
185. siderúrgica adjective, noun /sideˈɾuɾxika/: feminine singular of siderúrgico
186. siderúrgico adjective /sideˈɾuɾxiko/: steel (especially in relation to the steel industry)
187. sidicinos noun: Sidicini
188. Sidney proper noun /ˈsidni/: Sydney (the capital city of New South Wales, Australia)
189. sidneyés adjective, noun /sidneˈʝes/: Sydneyite (of, from or relating to the city of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia)
190. sido verb /ˈsido/: past participle of ser
191. Sidón proper noun [siˈð̞õn]: Sidon (city state of Phoenicia)
192. sidonio adjective, noun /siˈdonjo/: Sidonian (of, from or relating to the city of Sidon, South Governorate, Lebanon)
193. sidoso adjective, noun /siˈdoso/: AIDS-infested, AIDS-ridden
194. sidótico noun: person with AIDS
195. sidra noun /ˈsidɾa/: cider
196. sidra dulce noun /ˌsidɾa ˈdulθe/: a non-alcoholic apple drink bottled just after the apples have been squeezed
197. sidrería noun /sidɾeˈɾia/: cidery (place where cider is brewed)
198. sidrero adjective, noun /siˈdɾeɾo/: cider
199. siega noun, verb /ˈsjeɡa/: reap; reaping
200. siembra noun, verb /ˈsjembɾa/: seeding
201. siempre adverb /ˈsjempɾe/: always
202. siempre en línea phrase [ˈsjẽmpɾe ẽn ˈlinea]
203. siempre hay un roto para un descosido proverb: there's a lid for every pot
204. siempre jamás adverb: absolutely always
205. siempre que conjunction /ˈsjempɾe ke/: whenever, when, anytime
206. siempre y cuando phrase, preposition /ˌsjempɾe i ˈkwando/: as long as, provided that, provided, on condition that
207. siempre y cuando que prepositional phrase: alternative form of siempre y cuando
208. siempremente adverb [ˌsjẽmpɾeˈmẽn̪t̪e]
209. siempretieso noun [sjẽmpɾeˈt̪jeso]: roly-poly (toy)
210. siempreverde adjective [sjẽmpɾeˈβ̞eɾð̞e]: evergreen
211. siempreviva noun /ˌsjempɾeˈbiba/: houseleek; liveforever
212. siempreviva del monte noun: curry plant (Helichrysum italicum)
213. sien noun /ˈsjen/: temple (part of the skull on the side of the forehead)
214. Siena proper noun: Siena (a city and comune, the capital of the province of Siena, Tuscany, Italy)
215. siendo verb /ˈsjendo/: gerund of ser
216. sienes adjective, noun /sjeˈnes/: Sienese
217. sienita noun: syenite
218. sienítico adjective: syenitic
219. sierense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Siero
220. Siero proper noun /ˈsjeɾo/: Siero
221. sierpe noun /ˈsjeɾpe/: large serpent, snake
222. sierra noun, verb /ˈsjera/: saw (tool)
223. sierra angular phrase [ˈsjera ãŋguˈlaɾ]
224. sierra caladora noun: jigsaw (tool)
225. sierra circular noun: circular saw (a power-saw with a circular cutting blade)
226. sierra de arco noun: bow saw (a lightweight metal-framed saw in the shape of a bow with a removable coarse wide blade, used for cutting tree trunks)
227. sierra de cinta noun: bandsaw
228. sierra de inglete noun /ˌsjera de inˈɡlete/: miter saw, mitre saw (US)
229. sierra de mano noun: hand saw
230. sierra de punta noun: keyhole saw, pad saw
231. sierra de sable noun: sabre saw
232. sierra de vaivén noun: jigsaw (tool)
233. sierra eléctrica noun, phrase [ˈsjera eˈlekt̪ɾika]: power saw
234. sierra ingletadora noun /ˌsjera inɡletaˈdoɾa/: miter saw, mitre saw (US)
235. sierra para metales noun: hacksaw (fine-toothed, frame-mounted saw used to cut metal)
236. sierraleonés adjective, noun /sjeraleoˈnes/: Sierra Leonian
237. Sierralta proper noun [sjeˈral̪t̪a]
238. siervo adjective, noun /ˈsjeɾbo/: servant
239. sieso adjective, noun /ˈsjeso/: anus, rectum
240. siesta noun /ˈsjesta/: siesta (a nap, especially an afternoon one taken during the hottest part of the day in some cultures)
241. siesta del carnero phrase [ˈsjest̪a ð̞el kaɾˈneɾo]
242. siestación noun [sjest̪aˈsjõn]
243. siestero adjective, noun /sjesˈteɾo/: siesta-liking; keen on having a siesta
244. siete noun, number /ˈsjete/: seven
245. siete mares phrase [ˈsjet̪e ˈmaɾes]
246. siete metros noun /ˌsjete ˈmetɾos/: penalty throw
247. siete mil number /ˌsjete ˈmil/: seven thousand
248. siete pecados capitales noun /ˌsjete peˌkados kapiˈtales/: seven deadly sins
249. siete pies de tierra noun: grave
250. siete y media phrase [ˈsjet̪e i ˈmeð̞ja]
251. siete y medio phrase [ˈsjet̪e i ˈmeð̞jo]
252. sietecolores noun /sjetekoˈloɾes/: Many-colored rush tyrant (Tachuris rubrigastra)
253. sietemesino adjective, noun /sjetemeˈsino/: born two months premature
254. sietemil noun /sjeteˈmil/: a mountain 7000-7999 metres high
255. sietillo noun /sjeˈtiʝo/: a premature; an infant born prematurely, especially at seven months of pregnancy.
256. sievert noun /ˈsjebeɾt/: sievert
257. sifaca noun /siˈfaka/: sifaka
258. sifilazo noun /sifiˈlaθo/: syphilis; the pox
259. sífilis noun /ˈsifilis/: syphilis
260. sífilis endémica phrase [ˈsifilis ẽn̪ˈd̪emika]
261. sifilítico adjective /sifiˈlitiko/: syphilitic
262. sifilofobia noun [sifiloˈfoβ̞ja]
263. sifón noun /siˈfon/: siphon
264. sifonaje noun: siphoning
265. sifonal adjective /sifoˈnal/: siphonal
266. sifonáptero noun: siphonapteran
267. sifonar verb /sifoˈnaɾ/: to siphon
268. sifonear verb: to siphon
269. sifonero noun [sifoˈneɾo]
270. sifonier noun [sifoˈnjeɾ]: alternative form of chiffonnier
271. sifonóforo noun: siphonophore
272. sifrino adjective /siˈfɾino/: snobbish, snobby, snob (said of a person who ostentatiously belongs to, or pretends to belong to the upper social classes)
273. Sifuentes proper noun [siˈfwẽn̪t̪es]
274. siga interjection, verb /ˈsiɡa/: forward!
275. siga participando interjection [ˈsiɣ̞a paɾt̪isiˈpãn̪d̪o]
276. sigánido noun: rabbitfish; spinefoot
277. sigatoka noun: Sigatoka (disease)
278. Sigfredo proper noun /siɡˈfɾedo/: a male given name from German, equivalent to English Siegfried
279. Sigfrido proper noun [siɣ̞ˈfɾið̞o]
280. sigilado verb /sixiˈlado/: past participle of sigilar
281. sigilando verb [sixiˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sigilar
282. sigilar verb /sixiˈlaɾ/: to stamp
283. sigilo noun, verb /siˈxilo/: sigil
284. sigilografía noun /sixiloɡɾaˈfia/: sigillography
285. sigilosamente adverb /sixiˌlosaˈmente/: sneakily, secretively, discreetly
286. sigilosísimo adjective [sixiloˈsisimo]
287. sigiloso adjective /sixiˈloso/: sneaking, stealthy
288. sigla noun /ˈsiɡla/: initial
289. siglario noun [siˈɣ̞laɾjo]
290. siglo noun /ˈsiɡlo/: century
291. siglo de oro noun: golden years
292. sigma noun /ˈsiɡma/: sigma; the Greek letter Σ, σ
293. sigmático adjective: sigmatic
294. sigmatismo noun [siɣ̞maˈt̪ismo]
295. sigmatrópico adjective: sigmatropic
296. sigmodontino noun: sigmodont
297. sigmoidal adjective: sigmoidal
298. sigmoide adjective [siɣ̞ˈmojð̞e]: sigmoid
299. sigmoideo adjective /siɡmoiˈdeo/: sigmoid
300. signado verb /siɡˈnado/: past participle of signar

Part 13 · Part 15 · 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.