Spanish words: sotanero to subastando
300 Spanish words, part 24 of 31 of the words starting with S, A to Z. 53 have a page of their own.
Spanish words sotanero to subastando
- sotanero noun: last-place team
- sótano noun /ˈsotano/: cellar
- sotar verb /soˈtaɾ/: to dance
- sotaventado verb [sot̪aβ̞ẽn̪ˈt̪að̞o]
- sotaventando verb [sot̪aβ̞ẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
- sotaventándose verb [sot̪aβ̞ẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]
- sotaventar verb [sot̪aβ̞ẽn̪ˈt̪aɾ]
- sotaventarse verb [sot̪aβ̞ẽn̪ˈt̪aɾse]
- sotaventeado verb [sot̪aβ̞ẽn̪t̪eˈað̞o]
- sotaventeando verb [sot̪aβ̞ẽn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
- sotaventeándose verb [sot̪aβ̞ẽn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]
- sotaventear verb [sot̪aβ̞ẽn̪t̪eˈaɾ]
- sotavento noun /sotaˈbento/: leeward side
- sotayuda noun [sot̪aˈʝuð̞a]
- sote noun, verb [ˈsot̪e]: chigger
- Sotelo proper noun /soˈtelo/: a surname
- Soter proper noun [soˈt̪eɾ]
- sotera noun [soˈt̪eɾa]
- soterillo noun: gnatwren
- soteriofobia noun [sot̪eɾjoˈfoβ̞ja]
- soteriología noun: soteriology
- soteriológico adjective [sot̪eɾjoˈloxiko]
- Sotero proper noun /soˈteɾo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Soter
- soterradamente adverb /soteˌradaˈmente/: underhandedly
- soterrado adjective, verb /soteˈrado/: past participle of soterrar
- soterramiento noun /soteraˈmjento/: burial
- soterrando verb [sot̪eˈrãn̪d̪o]: gerund of soterrar
- soterrar verb /soteˈraɾ/: to bury underground, inter
- sotho adjective, noun /ˈsodo/: Sotho
- sotho norteño noun [ˈsot̪o noɾˈt̪eɲo]
- sotil adjective [soˈt̪il]
- sotillo noun [soˈt̪iʝo]
- soto noun, verb /ˈsoto/: grove; copse
- sotobanco noun [sot̪oˈβ̞ãŋko]: attic
- sotobosque noun [sot̪oˈβ̞oske]: undergrowth
- sotocasco noun [sot̪oˈkasko]
- sotocoro noun: area under the choir
- sotol noun /soˈtol/: sotol (desert plant)
- Sotomayor proper noun /sotomaˈʝoɾ/: a surname from Galician
- sotreta adjective [soˈt̪ɾet̪a]
- sottovoce adverb /sotoˈbot͡ʃe/: sotto voce
- sotuer noun /soˈtweɾ/: saltire
- soubise noun /suˈbis/: soubise (sauce)
- soufflé noun: alternative form of suflé
- soul noun /ˈsoul/: soul, soul music
- soulman noun: soul singer
- soundtrack noun: soundtrack
- Sourrouille proper noun [sowroˈ(ɣ̞)w̝iʝe]
- soutien noun /suˈtjen/: bra; brassiere
- souvenir noun /subeˈniɾ/: souvenir
- souvlaki noun /suˈblaki/: souvlaki
- soviet noun /ˈsobjet/: soviet (an assembly, convocation, or council of workers)
- soviético adjective /soˈbjetiko/: soviet
- sovietismo noun: Sovietism (belief or practice of the Soviets)
- sovietización noun /sobjetiθaˈθjon/: Sovietization
- sovietizado verb [soβ̞jet̪iˈsað̞o]
- sovietizando verb [soβ̞jet̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]
- sovietizar verb [soβ̞jet̪iˈsaɾ]
- sovietología noun [soβ̞jet̪oloˈxia]
- sovietólogo noun [soβ̞jeˈt̪oloɣ̞o]
- sovjós noun /sobˈxos/: sovkhoz
- soy inglés phrase /ˌsoi inˈɡles/: I am English
- soy inglesa phrase /ˌsoi inˈɡlesa/: I am English
- soy musulmán phrase /ˌsoi musulˈman/: I'm a Muslim
- soya noun /ˈsoʝa/: soya, soybean
- Soyapango proper noun /soʝaˈpanɡo/: a town in San Salvador department, El Salvador
- soyenco adjective [soˈʝẽŋko]
- soyero adjective: soy; soya
- Soyuz proper noun: Soyuz (a Soviet/Russian spacecraft)
- Soza proper noun [ˈsosa]
- Sozomeno proper noun /soθoˈmeno/: Sozomen
- spa noun /esˈpa/: spa
- space opera noun /esˌpeis ˈopeɾa/: space opera
- Spadaro proper noun /espaˈdaɾo/: a surname from Italian
- spam noun /ˈspam/: spam
- spamear verb /espameˈaɾ/: alternative form of espamear
- spammer noun /ˈspameɾ/: spammer
- spamming noun /ˈspamin/: spamming
- spandex noun [esˈpãn̪d̪eks]
- spanglish noun /esˈpanɡliʃ/: alternative spelling of espanglish
- spaniel noun: a spaniel
- sparring noun: sparring
- speaker noun /ˈspikeɾ/: speaker (in parliament)
- speaking noun /esˈpikin/: English oral/speaking test
- spenceriano adjective: Spencerian
- spenseriano adjective: Spenserian
- Spetsnaz noun [spet̪sˈnas]
- spider noun: spyder, roadster
- spin noun /esˈpin/: spin (quantum angular momentum of subatomic particles)
- spin-off noun [ˈspĩn ˈof]
- spinnaker noun [esˈpinakeɾ]
- spinner noun /ˈspineɾ/: fidget spinner
- spinning noun /esˈpinin/: spinning (indoor cycling)
- spinoff noun: spin-off
- spinoziano adjective: Spinozian
- spirulina noun /espiɾuˈlina/: spirulina
- splash noun [esˈplaʃ]
- splinternet noun [ˈsplĩn̪t̪eɾnet̪]
- split noun /esˈplit/: splits
- splitense adjective, noun /espliˈtense/: of, from or relating to Split, Croatia
- spoiler noun /ˈspoileɾ/: spoiler (a device to reduce lift and increase drag)
- sponsor noun /ˈsponsoɾ/: sponsor
- sponsoreo noun: sponsorship
- sponsorización noun: sponsorship
- sport adjective, noun: casual
- Sporting proper noun /esˈpoɾtin/: Sporting de Gijón, a football team from Gijón, Spain
- sportinguista noun /espoɾtinˈɡista/: a supporter, player or coach of Real Sporting de Gijón
- spot noun /ˈspot/: advert, ad
- spotter noun /esˈpoteɾ/: spotter
- spray noun /ˈspɾei/: alternative form of espray
- sprint noun /ˈspɾint/: alternative spelling of esprint
- sprinter noun /esˈpɾinteɾ/: sprinter
- spritz noun [ˈspɾit̪s]
- spyware noun /ˈspaiweɾ/: spyware
- SQL noun [ˈese ˈku ˈele]
- squad noun /esˈkwad/: squad
- squash noun /ˈskwaʃ/: squash (sport)
- squat noun /esˈkwat/: squat (exercise)
- squirt noun /esˈkwiɾt/: an act of squirting (female ejaculation)
- squishy noun [esˈkwiʃi]
- Sr abbreviation, noun [ˈsɾ]: alternative form of Sr.
- Sra. abbreviation, noun [ˈsɾa]: abbreviation of señora
- Sres abbreviation, noun: plural of Sr
- Srinagar proper noun [sɾinaˈɣ̞aɾ]
- SRL noun: initialism of sociedad de responsabilidad limitada (“LLC”)
- Srta noun: alternative spelling of Srta.
- SS. HH. noun: toilet, toilets
- SSA proper noun: Administración de la Seguridad Social; SSA.
- SSD noun /ˌese ˌese ˈde/: SSD
- SSL noun [ˈsl]
- SST noun /eseeseˈte/: initialism of salud y seguridad en el trabajo (“occupational health and safety”): OHS
- stá noun, verb /ˈsta/: abbreviation of santa (saint)
- staff noun /ˈstaf/: staff (employees)
- Stalin proper noun [ˈst̪alĩn]
- Stalingrado proper noun /estalinˈɡɾado/: Stalingrad (former name of Volgograd: a city, the administrative center of Volgograd Oblast, Russia, and site of a famous World War II battle; used from...
- stalinismo noun /staliˈnismo/: Stalinism (communist philosophies espoused by Josef Stalin)
- stalinista adjective, noun /estaliˈnista/: Stalinist
- stalkear verb /estalkeˈaɾ/: to stalk on the Internet
- stan noun [ˈst̪ãn]
- stand noun /ˈstand/: stand (enclosed structure in the street)
- stand up noun [esˈt̪ãn̪d̪ ˈap]
- standing noun /esˈtandin/: status, standing, class
- standopero noun /estandoˈpeɾo/: stand-up (comedian)
- stanear verb /estaneˈaɾ/: alternative spelling of estanear
- Stanley proper noun [st̪ãnˈlej]
- stannear verb /estaneˈaɾ/: alternative spelling of estanear
- start-up noun: alternative form of startup
- startup noun /ˈstaɾtap/: startup
- -stático suffix /ˈstatiko/: -static
- -stato suffix [ˈst̪at̪o]: -stat
- statu quo noun, phrase /esˌtatu ˈkwo/: status quo
- status noun /ˈstatus/: alternative spelling of estatus
- -ste suffix [ˈst̪e]
- steadicam noun [st̪eað̞iˈkãm]
- steampunk noun: steampunk
- Stein proper noun: a surname from German
- stellium noun [esˈt̪eljũm]
- stemmer noun [esˈt̪emeɾ]
- stemming noun [esˈt̪emĩŋ]
- stent noun /ˈstent/: stent
- step noun /ˈstep/: step training
- Stern proper noun: a surname from German
- stevia noun /ˈstebja/: stevia
- sticker noun /esˈtikeɾ/: sticker
- stiletto noun /estiˈleto/: stiletto
- still noun /esˈtil/: still
- stips noun [ˈst̪ips]
- stishovita noun /estiʃoˈbita/: stishovite
- Sto. noun: abbreviation of Santo
- stock noun /ˈstok/: stock, inventory
- Stonehenge proper noun [st̪oneˈẽŋxe]
- stop interjection, noun /esˈtop/: stop
- stop motion phrase [esˈt̪op ˈmoʃõn]
- storyboard noun: storyboard
- stotinka noun [st̪oˈt̪ĩŋka]
- stout noun: stout (beer)
- strapless adjective [st̪ɾaˈples]
- strasserismo noun: Strasserism
- stream noun /ˈstɾim/: stream
- streamer noun /ˈstɾimeɾ/: streamer (a person who streams on the Internet)
- streaming noun /esˈtɾimin/: streaming (the transmission of digital audio or video, or the reception or playback of such data without first storing it)
- street luge phrase [esˈt̪ɾit̪ ˈluʃ]
- stress noun /esˈtɾes/: medicine form of estrés
- streuselkuchen noun [st̪ɾewselˈkut͡ʃẽn]
- stricto sensu phrase: stricto sensu
- strigil noun /esˈtɾixil/: strigil
- strigoi noun [ˈst̪ɾiɣ̞oj]
- strike noun /ˈstɾaik/: strike
- strip noun [esˈt̪ɾip]
- stripper noun /ˈstɾipeɾ/: stripper (one who removes one’s clothes as entertainment)
- striptease noun /esˈtɾibtis/: striptease
- Stroessner proper noun /esˈtɾesneɾ/: a surname from German, mostly associated with the Paraguayan dictator Alfredo Stroessner
- stroke noun: stroke, apoplexy, ictus
- stronguista adjective, noun /estɾonˈɡista/: of The Strongest, a football club from La Paz, Bolivia
- stronismo noun /estɾoˈnismo/: the reign of, or political beliefs of, Alfredo Stroessner, ruler of Paraguay 1954-1989
- stronista adjective, noun /estɾoˈnista/: of or supporting Alfredo Stroessner (ruler of Paraguay 1954-1989), or of his politics or beliefs
- strudel noun [esˈt̪ɾuð̞el]
- strudel de manzana noun [st̪ɾuˈð̞el̪ d̪e mãnˈsana]
- Stuardo proper noun [ˈst̪waɾð̞o]
- stud noun [ˈst̪uð̞]
- stupa noun /esˈtupa/: stupa
- styling noun /esˈtailin/: styling
- stylus noun: stylus (plastic stick used for interacting with touchscreen devices)
- su adjective, determiner /su/: apocopic form of suyo
- su gracia phrase /su ˈɡɾaθja/: your name, please
- su graciosa majestad noun: Your Royal Highness
- Su Majestad noun /su maxesˈtad/: Your Majesty; His Majesty; Her Majesty
- Suabia proper noun /ˈswabja/: Swabia (a historic region of Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, Germany)
- suabo adjective, noun /ˈswabo/: Swabian (of, from or relating to Swabia)
- suadero noun /swaˈdeɾo/: a thin cut of fried beef that is commonly used as a taco filling (≈rose meat)
- suadir verb /swaˈdiɾ/: to persuade; to advise
- suaheli noun [swaˈeli]: alternative form of suajili
- suahili noun [ˈswajli]: alternative form of suajili
- suaje noun /ˈswaxe/: A tool with sharp edges to cut or shape with precision slabs, cardboard, leather, and other materials.
- suajili noun /swaˈxili/: Swahili (language)
- suampo noun /ˈswampo/: swamp
- suanpán noun [swãmˈpãn]
- suape noun /ˈswape/: mop
- suaré noun [swaˈɾe]
- suarense adjective, noun [swaˈɾẽnse]: of, from or relating to Coronel Suárez Partido
- Suárez proper noun /ˈswaɾeθ/: a surname, Suarez
- suástica noun /ˈswastika/: alternative form of esvástica
- suave adjective /ˈswabe/: smooth, soft, fluffy
- suave como el culito de un bebé adjective /ˌswabe ˌkomo el kuˌlito de um beˈbe/: smooth as a baby's bottom
- suavemente adverb /ˌswabeˈmente/: softly
- suavidad noun /swabiˈdad/: smoothness
- suavísimo adjective [swaˈβ̞isimo]: superlative degree of suave
- suavización noun /swabiθaˈθjon/: softening, smoothening
- suavizado noun, verb /swabiˈθado/: past participle of suavizar
- suavizador adjective, noun /swabiθaˈdoɾ/: softening
- suavizamiento noun: smoothing
- suavizando verb /swabiˈθando/: gerund of suavizar
- suavizándose verb [swaβ̞iˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of suavizar combined with se
- suavizante adjective, noun /swabiˈθante/: that softens
- suavizar verb /swabiˈθaɾ/: to soften, smooth
- suavizarse verb [swaβ̞iˈsaɾse]: infinitive of suavizar combined with se
- suavo noun /ˈswabo/: a smooth or cool male
- Suaza proper noun /ˈswaθa/: a town in Huila department, Colombia
- suazi adjective, noun /ˈswaθi/: Swazi
- suazilandés adjective, noun [swasilãn̪ˈd̪es]: Swazi
- Suazilandia proper noun /swaθiˈlandja/: Swaziland (former name of Eswatini: a country in Southern Africa; used until 2018)
- Suazo proper noun /ˈswaθo/: a surname from Basque
- sub prefix, preposition /ˈsub/: under
- suba noun, verb /ˈsuba/: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
- subacetato noun [suβ̞aseˈt̪at̪o]
- subacromial adjective /subakɾoˈmjal/: subacromial
- subactuar verb /subaɡˈtwaɾ/: to underact
- subacuático adjective /subaˈkwatiko/: subaquatic
- subadministrador noun: vice administrator
- subadulto noun: subadult
- subaéreo adjective: subaerial
- subafluente noun: subaffluent
- subagente noun: subagent
- subagudo adjective: subacute
- subalar adjective /subaˈlaɾ/: subalar
- subalcalde noun: vice-mayor
- subalcaldía noun: the body below the city council
- subálgebra noun: subalgebra
- subalimentación noun: underfeeding
- subalimentar verb /subalimenˈtaɾ/: to undernourish
- subalpino adjective: subalpine
- subalquilar verb /subalkiˈlaɾ/: to sublet
- subalquiler noun: subletting
- subalternado verb [suβ̞al̪t̪eɾˈnað̞o]
- subalternando verb [suβ̞al̪t̪eɾˈnãn̪d̪o]
- subalternar verb [suβ̞al̪t̪eɾˈnaɾ]
- subalternidad noun: subaltern
- subalternizar verb /subalteɾniˈθaɾ/: to subordinate
- subalterno adjective, noun /subalˈteɾno/: subordinate
- subálveo adjective: subalveolar
- subametralladora noun: submachine gun
- subamortiguado adjective [suβ̞amoɾt̪iˈɣ̞wað̞o]
- subanálisis noun: subanalysis
- subandino adjective: sub-Andean
- subanillo noun: subring
- subantártico adjective: subantarctic
- subapartado noun: subparagraph
- subapical adjective /subapiˈkal/: subapical
- subaracnoideo adjective /subaɾaɡnoiˈdeo/: subarachnoid
- subárbol noun: subtree
- subarbustivo adjective: subshrubby
- subarbusto noun /subaɾˈbusto/: subshrub
- subarchipiélago noun: subarchipelago
- subárea noun: subarea
- subarmónico noun [suβ̞aɾˈmoniko]
- subarrendado verb /subarenˈdado/: past participle of subarrendar
- subarrendador noun [suβ̞arẽn̪d̪aˈð̞oɾ]
- subarrendamiento noun [suβ̞arẽn̪d̪aˈmjẽn̪t̪o]: subtenancy (state of being a subtenant)
- subarrendando verb [suβ̞arẽn̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of subarrendar
- subarrendar verb /subarenˈdaɾ/: to sublease, sublet
- subarrendatario noun [suβ̞arẽn̪d̪aˈt̪aɾjo]
- subarriendo noun, verb [suβ̞aˈrjẽn̪d̪o]: first-person singular present indicative of subarrendar
- subártico adjective: subarctic
- Subaru proper noun /suˈbaɾu/: A Japanese automotive manufacturer.
- subasignación noun: subassignment
- subasta noun, verb /suˈbasta/: auction
- subasta silenciosa noun: silent auction
- subastado verb /subasˈtado/: past participle of subastar
- subastador noun /subastaˈdoɾ/: auctioneer
- subastando verb [suβ̞asˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of subastar
Part 23 · Part 25 · 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.