Spanish words: subastar to sublime

300 Spanish words, part 25 of 31 of the words starting with S, A to Z. 51 have a page of their own.

Spanish words subastar to sublime

subastar verb /subasˈtaɾ/: to auction, auction off
subastero noun /subasˈteɾo/: bidder at an auction
subastragalino adjective: subastragalar
subatómico adjective [suβ̞aˈt̪omiko]: subatomic
subbrigadier noun [suβ̞bɾiɣ̞aˈð̞jeɾ]
subcadena noun: substring
subcaducifolio adjective /subkaduθiˈfoljo/: subdeciduous
subcalibrado adjective: subcaliber
subcalificado adjective [suβ̞kalifiˈkað̞o]
subcalloso adjective: subcallosal
subcampaña noun: subcampaign
subcampeón noun /subkampeˈon/: runner-up
subcampeonato noun: runner-up (someone in second place)
subcampo noun: subfield
subcanal noun: subchannel
subcapa noun: sublayer
subcapitán noun: vice captain
subcapítulo noun /subkaˈpitulo/: subchapter
subcapsular adjective: subcapsular
subcarpático adjective: Subcarpathian
subcarpeta noun /subkaɾˈpeta/: subfolder
subcasta noun: subcaste
subcategoría noun /ˌsubkateɡoˈɾia/: subcategory
subcategorización noun: subcategorization
subcaudal adjective, noun: subcaudal
subcelular adjective /subθeluˈlaɾ/: subcellular
subcentral adjective: subcentral
subcentro noun /subˈθentɾo/: subcenter
subchasis noun: subframe
subcilíndrico adjective: subcylindric
subcircuito noun: subcircuit
subcircular adjective /subθiɾkuˈlaɾ/: subcircular
subclado noun: subclade
subclán noun: subclan
subclase noun: subclass
subclasificación noun: subclassification
subclasificar verb /subklasifiˈkaɾ/: to subclassify
subclave noun /subˈklabe/: subkey
subclavio adjective [suβ̞ˈklaβ̞jo]: subclavian
subclínico adjective /subˈkliniko/: subclinical
subcolección noun: subcollection
subcomandante noun /subkomanˈdante/: subcommander
subcomarca noun: subdistrict; a division of a comarca
subcomisaría noun /subkomisaˈɾia/: a subdivision of provinces in various Latin American countries
subcomisario noun /subkomiˈsaɾjo/: deputy commissioner
subcomisión noun /subkomiˈsjon/: subcommission
subcomisionado noun: deputy commissioner
subcomité noun /subkomiˈte/: subcommittee
subcompacta adjective: subcompact
subcompacto noun: subcompact
subcomplejo noun: subcomplex
subcomponente noun /subkompoˈnente/: subcomponent
subcomunidad noun: subcommunity
subconciencia noun: alternative spelling of subconsciencia
subcondral adjective /subkonˈdɾal/: subchondral
subcónico adjective: subconical
subconjunto noun: subgroup; subset
subconsciencia noun: subconscious
subconsciente adjective, noun /subkonsˈθjente/: subconscious
subconscientemente adverb /subkonsˌθjenteˈmente/: subconsciously
subconsumo noun /subkonˈsumo/: underconsumption
subcontador noun: subaccountant
subcontinental adjective /subkontinenˈtal/: subcontinental
subcontinente noun [suβ̞kõn̪t̪iˈnẽn̪t̪e]: subcontinent
subcontralor noun: deputy comptroller
subcontraoctava noun [suβ̞kõn̪t̪ɾaokˈt̪aβ̞a]
subcontratación noun: subcontracting
subcontratado adjective, verb /subkontɾaˈtado/: past participle of subcontratar
subcontratando verb [suβ̞kõn̪t̪ɾaˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of subcontratar
subcontratar verb /subkontɾaˈtaɾ/: to subcontract
subcontratista noun: subcontractor
subcontrató noun, verb /subkonˈtɾato/: subcontract
subconvexo adjective: subconvex
subcoordinación noun: subcoordination
subcoordinador noun: assistant coordinator
subcordado adjective /subkoɾˈdado/: subcordate
subcordillera noun /subkoɾdiˈʝeɾa/: subrange
subcoriáceo adjective /subkoˈɾjaθeo/: subcoriaceous
subcortical adjective: subcortical
subcostal adjective: subcostal (below a rib or the ribs)
subcrítico adjective /subˈkɾitiko/: subcritical
subcuadrado adjective: subquadrate
subcuadro noun /subˈkwadɾo/: distribution board
subcuenca noun: subwatershed
subcuenta noun: subaccount
subcuerpo noun /subˈkweɾpo/: subfield
subcultura noun /subkulˈtuɾa/: subculture
subcutáneamente adverb: subcutaneously
subcutáneo adjective /subkuˈtaneo/: subcutaneous
subdecano noun: second oldest person
subdeclaración noun: understatement (withholding of information, especially on taxes)
subdeclarar verb /subdeklaˈɾaɾ/: to understate (to state (something) with a lack of emphasis)
subdelegación noun: subdelegation
subdelegada noun: subdelegate
subdelegado noun, verb [suβ̞ð̞eleˈɣ̞að̞o]: subdelegate
subdelegando verb [suβ̞ð̞eleˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
subdeltoides adjective: subdeltoid
subdepartamento noun /subdepaɾtaˈmento/: subdepartment
subdérmico adjective: subdermal
subdesarrollado adjective /subdesaroˈʝado/: underdeveloped
subdesarrollo noun: underdevelopment
subdesbordamiento noun /subdesboɾdaˈmjento/: overrun
subdesértico adjective: subdesertic
subdeterminación noun: subdetermination
subdiaconado noun /subdjakoˈnado/: subdeacon
subdiácono noun: subdeacon
subdiagnóstico noun /subdjaɡˈnostiko/: subdiagnosis
subdialecto noun: subdialect
subdirección noun: sub-management
subdirector adjective, noun /subdiɾeɡˈtoɾ/: subdirector
subdirectorio noun /subdiɾeɡˈtoɾjo/: subdirectory
subdisciplina noun: subdiscipline
subdistinguido verb [suβ̞ð̞ist̪ĩŋˈgið̞o]
subdistinguiendo verb [suβ̞ð̞ist̪ĩŋˈgjẽn̪d̪o]
subdistrital adjective: of or pertaining to a subdistrict
subdistrito noun: subdistrict
súbdito adjective, noun /ˈsubdito/: subject
subdividido verb /subdibiˈdido/: past participle of subdividir
subdividiendo verb [suβ̞ð̞iβ̞iˈð̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of subdividir
subdividiéndose verb [suβ̞ð̞iβ̞iˈð̞jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of subdividir combined with se
subdividir verb /subdibiˈdiɾ/: to subdivide
subdividirse verb [suβ̞ð̞iβ̞iˈð̞iɾse]: infinitive of subdividir combined with se
subdivisión noun /subdibiˈsjon/: subdivision
súbdolo adjective [ˈsuβ̞ð̞olo]
subdominante noun /subdomiˈnante/: subdominant
subdominio noun: subdomain
subdosel noun: subcanopy
subdrenaje noun: subdrainage
subducción noun [suβ̞ð̞ukˈsjõn]: subduction
subducir verb /subduˈθiɾ/: to subduct
subdural adjective /subduˈɾal/: subdural
sube y baja noun, phrase [ˈsuβ̞e i ˈβ̞axa]: ebb and flow
subeditor noun /subediˈtoɾ/: subeditor
subejecución noun: under-implementation, under-performance, under-execution, under-delivery
subejecutar verb: to reduce (a bidget)
subelíptico adjective: subelliptic
subempleado adjective, noun, verb /subempleˈado/: underemployed, underworked
subempleando verb [suβ̞ẽmpleˈãn̪d̪o]
subemplear verb [suβ̞ẽmpleˈaɾ]
subempleo noun /subemˈpleo/: underemployment
subenana noun /subeˈnana/: subdwarf
subendotelial adjective /subendoteˈljal/: subendothelial
subenfriamiento noun: subcooling farmer
subenfriar verb /subenˈfɾjaɾ/: to subcool
subensamblaje noun: subassemblage
subentender verb /subentenˈdeɾ/: to get the gist of
subentenderse verb [suβ̞ẽn̪t̪ẽn̪ˈd̪eɾse]: infinitive of subentender combined with se
subentendido verb /subentenˈdido/: past participle of subentender
subentendiendo verb [suβ̞ẽn̪t̪ẽn̪ˈd̪jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of subentender
subentendiéndose verb [suβ̞ẽn̪t̪ẽn̪ˈd̪jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of subentender combined with se
subentero adjective /subenˈteɾo/: subentire
subentidad noun: subentity
subepalo noun /subeˈpalo/: barbtail
subependimoma noun /subependiˈmoma/: subependymoma
subepidérmico adjective /subepiˈdeɾmiko/: subepidermal
subepitelial adjective /subepiteˈljal/: subepithelial
súber noun: suber
suberecto adjective /subeˈɾeɡto/: suberect
suberificado verb [suβ̞eɾifiˈkað̞o]
suberificando verb [suβ̞eɾifiˈkãn̪d̪o]
suberificándose verb [suβ̞eɾifiˈkãn̪d̪ose]
suberina noun /subeˈɾina/: suberin
suberizar verb /subeɾiˈθaɾ/: to suberize
Subero proper noun [suˈβ̞eɾo]
suberoso adjective /subeˈɾoso/: suberose
subescala noun: subscale
subescapular adjective /subeskapuˈlaɾ/: subscapular
subescolarizado adjective /subeskolaɾiˈθado/: under-schooled
subescuela noun: subschool
subesférico adjective: subspherical
subespacio noun: subspace
subespecialidad noun: subspeciality
subespecialista noun: subspecialist
subespecialización noun: subspecialization
subespecie noun /subesˈpeθje/: subspecies
subespecíficamente adverb: subspecifically
subespecífico adjective: subspecific
subestación noun [suβ̞est̪aˈsjõn]: substation (site where electricity is transformed and regulated for local distribution)
subestándar adjective [suβ̞esˈt̪ãn̪d̪aɾ]: substandard
subestatal adjective: substate
subestelar adjective /subesteˈlaɾ/: substellar
subestépico adjective /subesˈtepiko/: sub-steppe
subestilo noun /subesˈtilo/: subgenre; substyle
subestimación noun /subestimaˈθjon/: underestimation
subestimado adjective, verb /subestiˈmado/: underrated
subestimando verb [suβ̞est̪iˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of subestimar
subestimar verb /subestiˈmaɾ/: to underestimate
subestructura noun: substructure
subetapa noun: substep
subetnia noun: subethnicity
subexponer verb /subeɡspoˈneɾ/: to underexpose
subexpresión noun: subexpression
subfacción noun: subfaction
subfacturación noun: underbilling
subfalla noun: subfault
subfamilia noun /subfaˈmilja/: subfamily
subfase noun /subˈfase/: subphase
subfilo noun: subphylum
subfluvial adjective: subfluvial
subfórmula noun [suβ̞ˈfoɾmula]
subforo noun /subˈfoɾo/: subforum
subfósil adjective, noun /subˈfosil/: subfossil
subfruticoso adjective /subfɾutiˈkoso/: suffruticose
subfuncionalización noun /subfunθjonaliθaˈθjon/: subfunctionalization
subfusil noun: submachinegun
subgénero noun: subgenre
subgenital adjective: subgenital
subgenotipo noun: subgenotype
subgerencia noun: submanagement
subgerenta noun: submanager
subgerente noun: submanager
subgigante noun: subgiant
subglabro adjective: subglabrous
subglacial adjective /subɡlaˈθjal/: subglacial
subglaciar adjective: subglacial
subgloboso adjective /subɡloˈboso/: subglobose
subglobular adjective: subglobular
subglótico adjective /subˈɡlotiko/: subglottal
subgobernador noun: sub-governor
subgobierno noun: subgovernment
subgoleador noun: second-highest goalscorer
subgraduado adjective: undergraduate
subgrafo noun: subgraph
subgrave noun /subˈɡɾabe/: sub-bass
subgrupo noun /subˈɡɾupo/: subgroup
subhistoria noun: substory
subhombre noun /suˈbombɾe/: subman
subhumano adjective, noun /subuˈmano/: subhuman
subhúmedo adjective: subhumid
Subiabre proper noun [suˈβ̞jaβ̞ɾe]
subibaja noun /subiˈbaxa/: a see-saw
subida adjective, noun, verb /suˈbida/: rise
subido adjective, verb /suˈbido/: striking (colour or smell)
subido de tono adjective /suˌbido de ˈtono/: over the top; risqué
subidón noun /subiˈdon/: burst, rush, boost, high (of energy)
Subiela proper noun [suˈβ̞jela]
subienda noun: season of plentiful fish
subiendo verb [suˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of subir
subiéndose verb [suˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of subir combined with se
subigual adjective /subiˈɡwal/: subequal
subigüela noun /subiˈɡwela/: lark
Subijana proper noun [suβ̞iˈxana]
subilla noun /suˈbiʝa/: awl
subimperialismo noun: subimperialism
subíndice noun /suˈbindiθe/: subindex
subinspección noun [suβ̞ĩnspekˈsjõn]: minute inspection
subinspector noun [suβ̞ĩnspekˈt̪oɾ]: vice-inspector
subintendencia noun [suβ̞ĩn̪t̪ẽn̪ˈd̪ẽnsja]
subintendente noun /subintenˈdente/: someone who reports to an intendente
subintervalo noun: subinterval
subinterventor noun: sub-comptroller
subintrado verb [suβ̞ĩn̪ˈt̪ɾað̞o]
subintrando verb [suβ̞ĩn̪ˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪o]
subinversión noun /subimbeɾˈsjon/: underinvestment
subir verb /suˈbiɾ/: to go up or come up
subir al columpio phrase [suˈβ̞iɾ al koˈlũmpjo]
subir como la espuma verb: to shoot up
subir la nota phrase [suˈβ̞iɾ la ˈnot̪a]
subir y bajar a alguien phrase [suˈβ̞iɾ i β̞aˈxaɾ a ˈalɣ̞jẽn]
subirse verb [suˈβ̞iɾse]: infinitive of subir combined with se
subirse a la cabeza verb /suˌbiɾse a la kaˈbeθa/: to go to somebody's head
subirse a la chepa verb: to diss; to disrespect
subirse a las barbas verb: to walk all over (someone)
subirse al carro verb: to jump on the bandwagon, to get in on the act
subirse por las paredes verb /suˌbiɾse poɾ las paˈɾedes/: to go up the wall (go crazy)
súbitamente adverb /ˌsubitaˈmente/: suddenly, all of a sudden
subitáneamente adverb [suβ̞iˌt̪aneaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
subitáneo adjective /subiˈtaneo/: sudden
súbito adjective, adverb /ˈsubito/: sudden
Subiza proper noun [suˈβ̞isa]
subjectar verb: disused form of sujetar
subjefatura noun: secondary headquarters
subjefe noun /subˈxefe/: deputy chief
subjetivación noun /subxetibaˈθjon/: subjectivization
subjetivamente adverb /subxeˌtibaˈmente/: subjectively
subjetividad noun /subxetibiˈdad/: subjectivity
subjetivismo noun [suβ̞xet̪iˈβ̞ismo]: subjectivism
subjetivista adjective, noun: subjectivist
subjetivo adjective /subxeˈtibo/: subjective
subjeto noun /subˈxeto/: alternative form of sujeto
subjuego noun: subgame
subjuntivo adjective, noun /subxunˈtibo/: subjunctive
sublema noun: sub-motto
subletal adjective: sublethal
sublevación noun /sublebaˈθjon/: uprising, revolt
sublevado noun, verb /subleˈbado/: insurgent, rebel
sublevando verb [suβ̞leˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sublevar
sublevándose verb [suβ̞leˈβ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of sublevar combined with se
sublevar verb /subleˈbaɾ/: to provoke into rebellion, to revolt
sublevarse verb [suβ̞leˈβ̞aɾse]: infinitive of sublevar combined with se
sublíder noun: second-placed team or competitor
sublimación noun /sublimaˈθjon/: sublimation
sublimación inversa phrase [suβ̞limaˈsjõn ĩmˈbeɾsa]
sublimado verb /subliˈmado/: past participle of sublimar
sublimador adjective [suβ̞limaˈð̞oɾ]
sublimando verb /subliˈmando/: gerund of sublimar
sublimándose verb [suβ̞liˈmãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of sublimar combined with se
sublimar verb /subliˈmaɾ/: to sublimate
sublimarse verb [suβ̞liˈmaɾse]: infinitive of sublimar combined with se
sublime adjective, verb /suˈblime/: sublime

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.