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Spanish words: superdotado to supraconstitucional

300 Spanish words, part 29 of 31 of the words starting with S, A to Z. 65 have a page of their own.

Spanish words superdotado to supraconstitucional

  1. superdotado adjective, noun /supeɾdoˈtado/: gifted
  2. superego noun /supeˈɾeɡo/: superego
  3. superelipse noun [supeɾeˈlipse]
  4. superélite adjective: superelite
  5. supereminencia noun [supeɾemiˈnẽnsja]
  6. supereminente adjective [supeɾemiˈnẽn̪t̪e]
  7. supereminentemente adverb [supeɾemiˌnẽn̪t̪eˈmẽn̪t̪e]
  8. superemocionado adjective: superexcited
  9. superenemigo noun: archenemy
  10. superenrollado adjective: supercoiled
  11. superenrollamiento noun: supercoil
  12. superentender verb [supeɾẽn̪t̪ẽn̪ˈd̪eɾ]
  13. superentendido verb [supeɾẽn̪t̪ẽn̪ˈd̪ið̞o]
  14. superentendiendo verb [supeɾẽn̪t̪ẽn̪ˈd̪jẽn̪d̪o]
  15. superentidad noun: alternative form of supraentidad
  16. superentretenido adjective: superfun
  17. supereón noun: supereon
  18. superequipo noun: superteam
  19. supererogación noun [supeɾeɾoɣ̞aˈsjõn]
  20. supererogatorio adjective [supeɾeɾoɣ̞aˈt̪oɾjo]
  21. supererupción noun: supereruption
  22. superescalar adjective /supeɾeskaˈlaɾ/: superscalar
  23. superespecie noun: superspecies
  24. superestado noun: superstate
  25. superestrato noun: superstratum
  26. superestrella noun: superstar
  27. superestresante adjective: extremely stressful
  28. superestructura noun [supeɾest̪ɾukˈt̪uɾa]: superstructure (any structure built above the top full deck)
  29. superexcitado adjective: extremely excited
  30. superéxito noun: great success
  31. superexperimentado adjective: really experienced
  32. superexplotación noun: synonym of sobreexplotación
  33. superfamilia noun [supeɾfaˈmilja]: superfamily
  34. superfavorecedor adjective: super-flattering
  35. superfavorito noun: firm favourite
  36. superfeliz adjective: overjoyed
  37. superferolítico adjective [supeɾfeɾoˈlit̪iko]
  38. superfetación noun: superfetation
  39. superficial adjective /supeɾfiˈθjal/: superficial
  40. superficialidad noun /supeɾfiθjaliˈdad/: superficiality
  41. superficialmente adverb /supeɾˌfiθjalˈmente/: superficially
  42. superficiario adjective: leasehold
  43. superficie noun /supeɾˈfiθje/: surface
  44. superficie de revolución noun: surface of revolution
  45. superfilo noun: superphylum
  46. superfinal noun [supeɾfiˈnal]: superfinal
  47. superfluamente adverb /suˌpeɾflwaˈmente/: superfluously
  48. superfluidad noun [supeɾflwiˈð̞að̞]: superfluity
  49. superfluidez noun: superfluidity
  50. superfluido adjective, noun: superfluid (exhibiting superfluidity)
  51. superfluo adjective /suˈpeɾflwo/: superfluous
  52. superfortaleza noun: superpower
  53. superfosfato noun /supeɾfosˈfato/: superphosphate
  54. superfoto noun: an amazing photo; great snap
  55. superfruta noun /supeɾˈfɾuta/: superfruit
  56. superfuerza noun: superstrength
  57. supergallo adjective: of super bantamweight weight class
  58. supergenio noun: supergenius
  59. supergérmen noun: super-germen
  60. supergigante adjective, noun: supergiant (massive star)
  61. supergigante amarilla noun: yellow supergiant (massive star)
  62. supergigante azul noun: blue supergiant (massive star)
  63. supergigante roja noun: red supergiant (massive star)
  64. supergonorrea noun: A very strong or resistant type of gonorrhea.
  65. supergravedad noun: supergravity
  66. supergrupo noun: supergroup
  67. superhabitable adjective: superhabitable
  68. superhéroe noun /supeˈɾeɾoe/: superhero
  69. superheroico adjective: superheroic
  70. superheroína noun /supeɾeɾoˈina/: superheroine
  71. superheterodino adjective, noun [supeɾet̪eɾoˈð̞ino]: superheterodyne
  72. superhidrófobo adjective: superhydrophobic
  73. superhombre noun /supeˈɾombɾe/: overman, superman
  74. superhumano adjective, noun: superhuman
  75. superimponer verb /ˌsupeɾimpoˈneɾ/: to superimpose (to place an object over another object)
  76. superimportante adjective: super important
  77. superíndice noun /supeˈɾindiθe/: superscript
  78. superinflación noun: superinflation
  79. superinteligencia noun /supeɾinteliˈxenθja/: superintelligence
  80. superinteligente adjective /supeɾinteliˈxente/: highly intelligent, superintelligent
  81. superintendencia noun [supeɾĩn̪t̪ẽn̪ˈd̪ẽnsja]: superintendency
  82. superintendente noun /supeɾintenˈdente/: superintendent
  83. superinteresante adjective: super-interesting
  84. superior adjective, noun /supeˈɾjoɾ/: superior
  85. superiora noun /supeˈɾjoɾa/: mother superior
  86. superioridad noun /supeɾjoɾiˈdad/: superiority (betterness)
  87. superiormente adverb /supeˌɾjoɾˈmente/: superbly
  88. superjumbo noun /ˌsupeɾˈʝumbo/: superjumbo
  89. superlargo adjective: long as one's arm
  90. superláser noun /ˌsupeɾˈlaseɾ/: superlaser
  91. superlativamente adverb [supeɾlaˌt̪iβ̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]: superlatively
  92. superlativo adjective, noun /supeɾlaˈtibo/: superlative
  93. superlativo absoluto phrase [supeɾlaˈt̪iβ̞o aβ̞soˈlut̪o]
  94. superlativo relativo phrase [supeɾlaˈt̪iβ̞o relaˈt̪iβ̞o]
  95. superlento adjective: superslow
  96. superlicencia noun: super licence
  97. superlíder noun /supeɾˈlideɾ/: the overall winner of the Apertura and Clausura mini-leagues
  98. superliderato noun: Clear leadership
  99. superliga noun /ˌsupeɾˈliɡa/: superleague
  100. superligero adjective, noun: lightweight
  101. superlindo adjective: super lovely; super pretty
  102. superlujo noun: super-luxury
  103. superlujoso adjective: extremely luxurious; in the lap of luxury
  104. superlumínico adjective: faster-than-light
  105. superluminoso adjective /supeɾlumiˈnoso/: superluminous
  106. superluna noun [supeɾˈluna]: supermoon
  107. supermaduro adjective: extremely mature
  108. supermamá noun: supermum
  109. supermán noun /supeɾˈman/: superman (person of extraordinary or seemingly superhuman powers)
  110. supermanzana noun: superblock
  111. supermáquina noun: super-machine
  112. supermartingala noun [supeɾmaɾt̪ĩŋˈgala]
  113. supermasivo adjective: supermassive
  114. supermayoría noun: supermajority
  115. supermediano adjective: super middleweight
  116. supermedio noun: super middleweight (weight division and boxer)
  117. supermercadista adjective, noun /supeɾmeɾkaˈdista/: supermarket
  118. supermercado noun /ˌsupeɾmeɾˈkado/: supermarket
  119. supermillonario noun: supermillionaire, bazillionaire
  120. superministerio noun: super-ministery; superior ministery
  121. superministro noun [supeɾmiˈnist̪ɾo]: senior minister; overlord
  122. supermoda adjective: high-fashion
  123. supermodelo noun /supeɾmoˈdelo/: supermodel
  124. supermoderno adjective: extremely modern
  125. supermodular adjective: supermodular
  126. supermosca adjective: super flyweight
  127. supermujer noun: superwoman
  128. supernatural adjective /ˌsupeɾnatuˈɾal/: synonym of sobrenatural
  129. supernecesario adjective: totally necessary
  130. superno adjective [suˈpeɾno]
  131. supernodo noun /supeɾˈnodo/: supernode
  132. supernoticia noun: great news
  133. supernova noun /supeɾˈnoba/: supernova
  134. supernumerario adjective: supernumerary
  135. superó adjective, prefix, verb /suˈpeɾo/: superior; upper
  136. superoído noun: superhearing
  137. superola noun /supeˈɾola/: superwave
  138. superolateral adjective /supeɾolateˈɾal/: superolateral
  139. superomedial adjective /supeɾomeˈdjal/: superomedial
  140. superorden noun: superorder
  141. superordenador noun /supeɾoɾdenaˈdoɾ/: supercomputer
  142. superorganismo noun: superorganism
  143. superóxido noun: superoxide
  144. superpesado adjective, noun: super heavyweight
  145. superpetrolero noun /supeɾpetɾoˈleɾo/: supertanker
  146. superpintón adjective: extremely good-looking; stunning
  147. superpluma adjective: super featherweight
  148. superpoblación noun /supeɾpoblaˈθjon/: overpopulation
  149. superpoblado adjective, verb /supeɾpoˈblado/: highly populated
  150. superpoblando verb [supeɾpoˈβ̞lãn̪d̪o]: gerund of superpoblar
  151. superpoblar verb /supeɾpoˈblaɾ/: to overpopulate
  152. superpobre adjective: Extremely poor; poor as a church mouse
  153. superpoder noun /ˌsupeɾpoˈdeɾ/: superpower (fictional extraordinary ability)
  154. superpoderoso adjective: all-powerful
  155. superponer verb: to superimpose
  156. superponible adjective /supeɾpoˈnible/: superimposable
  157. superponiendo verb [supeɾpoˈnjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of superponer
  158. superportaaviones noun: supercarrier
  159. superposición noun [supeɾposiˈsjõn]: superposition
  160. superpospanamax adjective /supeɾpospanaˈmaɡs/: having a size larger than the post-Panamax vessels
  161. superpotencia noun /supeɾpoˈtenθja/: superpower
  162. superpotente adjective /supeɾpoˈtente/: ultrapowerful
  163. superprecio noun: sky-high price
  164. superpremiado adjective /supeɾpɾeˈmjado/: multi-award-winning
  165. superproducción noun /supeɾpɾoduɡˈθjon/: overproduction
  166. superprofesional adjective: extremely professional
  167. superproparoxítono adjective [supeɾpɾopaɾokˈsit̪ono]
  168. superpuerto noun: a superport, especially the Port of Bilbao
  169. superpuesto verb /supeɾˈpwesto/: past participle of superponer
  170. superrápido adjective /supeˈrapido/: ultrafast, superfast
  171. superrealismo noun [supeɾreaˈlismo]
  172. superreducido adjective: cut-price
  173. superreino noun: superkingdom
  174. superresolución noun: superresolution
  175. superrico adjective /supeɾˈriko/: superrich
  176. superromántico adjective: superromantic
  177. supersaludable adjective: extremely healthy
  178. superscribir verb [supeɾskɾiˈβ̞iɾ]
  179. superscripción noun [supeɾskɾipˈsjõn]
  180. supersecreto adjective: top secret
  181. supersecuencia noun: supersequence
  182. superseguro adjective: supersafe
  183. superserie noun /supeɾˈseɾje/: superset
  184. superservidor noun: super-server
  185. supersignificativo adjective: extremely significant
  186. supersimetría noun [supeɾsimeˈt̪ɾia]: supersymmetry
  187. supersimétrico adjective /supeɾsiˈmetɾiko/: supersymmetric
  188. supersoldado noun: supersoldier
  189. supersónico adjective /supeɾˈsoniko/: supersonic
  190. superstar noun /ˌsupeɾesˈtaɾ/: superstar
  191. superstición noun /supeɾstiˈθjon/: superstition
  192. supersticiosamente adverb /supeɾstiˌθjosaˈmente/: superstitiously
  193. supersticioso adjective /supeɾstiˈθjoso/: superstitious
  194. supérstite adjective /suˈpeɾstite/: surviving
  195. supersueldo noun: huge salary
  196. supertaquillero adjective /supeɾtakiˈʝeɾo/: box-office smash
  197. supertarde adverb: really late
  198. supertarea noun: supertask
  199. supertelescopio noun: supertelescope
  200. supertierra noun /supeɾˈtjera/: super-Earth
  201. supertifón noun: supertyphoon
  202. supertribu noun: supertribe
  203. superturismo noun: Super Touring
  204. superusuario noun /supeɾuˈswaɾjo/: superuser
  205. superútil adjective: super-useful
  206. supervacáneo adjective: supervacaneous
  207. supervalle adjective: of a price range in certain government-run electricity contracts, corresponding to night-time usage
  208. supervalorado verb /supeɾbaloˈɾado/: past participle of supervalorar
  209. supervalorando verb [supeɾβ̞aloˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of supervalorar
  210. supervalorar verb /supeɾbaloˈɾaɾ/: to overvalue
  211. supervariado adjective: highly varied
  212. supervelocidad noun: superspeed
  213. superveloz adjective /supeɾbeˈloθ/: superfast; speedy
  214. supervendedor noun: superseller
  215. supervenido verb [supeɾβ̞eˈnið̞o]: past participle of supervenir
  216. superveniencia noun: supervenience
  217. superveniente adjective /supeɾbeˈnjente/: supervenient
  218. supervenir verb /supeɾbeˈniɾ/: to happen, to arise
  219. superventas adjective, noun /supeɾˈbentas/: best-selling
  220. supervía noun: highway
  221. superviaducto noun: huge viaduct
  222. Supervielle proper noun /ˌsupeɾˈbjeʝe/: a surname from French
  223. supervigilancia noun: supervision
  224. supervigilar verb /supeɾbixiˈlaɾ/: to surveil; to oversee
  225. supervillano noun /supeɾbiˈʝano/: supervillain
  226. superviniendo verb [supeɾβ̞iˈnjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of supervenir
  227. supervip noun: super-VIP
  228. supervisado verb /supeɾbiˈsado/: past participle of supervisar
  229. supervisando verb [supeɾβ̞iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of supervisar
  230. supervisar verb /supeɾbiˈsaɾ/: to supervise, to superintend
  231. supervisión noun /supeɾbiˈsjon/: supervision
  232. supervisor noun /supeɾbiˈsoɾ/: supervisor
  233. supervivencia noun [supeɾβ̞iˈβ̞ẽnsja]: survival
  234. supervivencial adjective /supeɾbibenˈθjal/: survival
  235. supervivencialista noun: a survivalist
  236. supervivido verb /supeɾbiˈbido/: past participle of supervivir
  237. superviviendo verb [supeɾβ̞iˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of supervivir
  238. superviviente adjective, noun /supeɾbiˈbjente/: surviving
  239. supervivir verb /supeɾbiˈbiɾ/: alternative form of sobrevivir
  240. supervolcán noun /ˌsupeɾbolˈkan/: supervolcano
  241. superyó noun /supeɾˈʝo/: in psychoanalysis, Freud's concept of superego
  242. supi noun [ˈsupi]
  243. supicucu adjective: cool, nifty
  244. supinación noun /supinaˈθjon/: supination
  245. supinador noun /supinaˈdoɾ/: supinator; muscle that causes supination
  246. supinador largo noun: brachioradialis
  247. supinamente adverb: supinely
  248. supino adjective, noun /suˈpino/: supine
  249. súpito adjective: alternative form of súbito
  250. suplantación noun /suplantaˈθjon/: identity theft
  251. suplantado verb /suplanˈtado/: past participle of suplantar
  252. suplantador adjective, noun: imitating
  253. suplantando verb [suplãn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of suplantar
  254. suplantar verb /suplanˈtaɾ/: to supplant
  255. supleción noun [supleˈsjõn]
  256. suplefaltas noun /ˌsupleˈfaltas/: fall guy; scapegoat
  257. suplementación noun /suplementaˈθjon/: supplementation
  258. suplemental adjective: supplemental, supplementary
  259. suplementar verb /suplemenˈtaɾ/: to supplement
  260. suplementario adjective [suplemẽn̪ˈt̪aɾjo]: supplementary
  261. suplemento noun, verb /supleˈmento/: supplement
  262. suplencia noun /suˈplenθja/: substitution, replacement
  263. suplente adjective, noun /suˈplente/: substitute, stand-in
  264. supletivo adjective [supleˈt̪iβ̞o]
  265. supletoriamente adverb: additionally
  266. supletorio adjective [supleˈt̪oɾjo]: temporary
  267. súplica noun, verb /ˈsuplika/: plea, supplication (appeal, petition, entreaty)
  268. suplicación noun: begging; plea
  269. suplicado verb /supliˈkado/: past participle of suplicar
  270. suplicando verb [supliˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of suplicar
  271. suplicante adjective, noun /supliˈkante/: supplicant
  272. suplicar verb /supliˈkaɾ/: to beg; to supplicate
  273. suplicatorio noun /suplikaˈtoɾjo/: request; application
  274. suplicio noun /suˈpliθjo/: anguish, suffering, torment, torture
  275. suplido verb /suˈplido/: past participle of suplir
  276. suplidor noun /supliˈdoɾ/: supply; replacement
  277. supliendo verb [suˈpljẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of suplir
  278. supliéndose verb [suˈpljẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of suplir combined with se
  279. suplir verb /suˈpliɾ/: to substitute
  280. suplirse verb [suˈpliɾse]: infinitive of suplir combined with se
  281. suponedor adjective [suponeˈð̞oɾ]
  282. suponer verb /supoˈneɾ/: to suppose, to surmise, to assume, to guess, to imagine, to figure, to say, to take it
  283. suponerse verb [supoˈneɾse]: infinitive of suponer combined with se
  284. suponiendo verb [supoˈnjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of suponer
  285. suportación noun /supoɾtaˈθjon/: support (“the act of physically bearing weight”)
  286. suportado verb [supoɾˈt̪að̞o]
  287. suportando verb [supoɾˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
  288. suportar verb /supoɾˈtaɾ/: alternative form of soportar
  289. supórter noun: supporter
  290. suposición noun /suposiˈθjon/: assumption, guess, supposition
  291. supositicio adjective [suposiˈt̪isjo]
  292. supositivo adjective [suposiˈt̪iβ̞o]
  293. supositorio noun [suposiˈt̪oɾjo]: suppository, (small medicinal plug that is inserted into the rectum)
  294. supra- prefix [ˈsupɾa]: supra-
  295. supraaórtico adjective /supɾaˈoɾtiko/: supraaortic
  296. supracallosa adjective: supracallosal
  297. supracaudal adjective /supɾakauˈdal/: supracaudal
  298. supraciliar adjective: superciliar
  299. supracondíleo adjective /supɾakonˈdileo/: supracondylar
  300. supraconstitucional adjective: supraconstitutional

Part 28 · Part 30 · 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.