Spanish words: sartenada to secaral

Spanish words sartenada to secaral

1. sartenada noun [saɾt̪eˈnað̞a]: panful
2. sartenazo noun /saɾteˈnaθo/: a blow/hit with a saucepan
3. sartencica noun [saɾt̪ẽnˈsika]
4. sartencita noun [saɾt̪ẽnˈsit̪a]
5. sarteneja noun [saɾt̪eˈnexa]: hoofprints left in mud
6. sartenica noun [saɾt̪eˈnika]
7. sartenilla noun [saɾt̪eˈniʝa]
8. sartenita noun [saɾt̪eˈnit̪a]
9. sartorial adjective /saɾtoˈɾjal/: sartorial
10. sartorio adjective, noun /saɾˈtoɾjo/: sartorial
11. sartreano adjective /saɾtɾeˈano/: Sartrean
12. Sarza proper noun [ˈsaɾsa]
13. Sas proper noun [ˈsas]
14. Sasa proper noun [ˈsasa]
15. sasafrás noun /sasaˈfɾas/: sassafras
16. Sasamón proper noun [sasaˈmõn]
17. sasánida adjective, noun: Sasanian, Sasanid
18. Sasha proper noun [ˈsaʃa]
19. sashimi noun [saˈʃimi]
20. Sasi proper noun [ˈsasi]
21. Sasia proper noun [ˈsasja]
22. Saskatchewan proper noun: Saskatchewan (a prairie province in western Canada)
23. saskatchewaniano adjective, noun /saskadt͡ʃewaˈnjano/: Saskatchewanian (of, from or relating to the province of Saskatchewan, Canada)
24. Saso proper noun [ˈsaso]
25. sastisfecho adjective [sast̪isˈfet͡ʃo]
26. sastra noun /ˈsastɾa/: female equivalent of sastre
27. sastre noun /ˈsastɾe/: tailor (person who makes, repairs, or alters clothes professionally)
28. sastrecillo noun /sastɾeˈθiʝo/: diminutive of sastre
29. sastrería noun /sastɾeˈɾia/: tailor's shop
30. sastresa noun [sasˈt̪ɾesa]
31. satán noun: satan
32. satanás noun /sataˈnas/: devil
33. satandera noun [sat̪ãn̪ˈd̪eɾa]
34. satánico adjective /saˈtaniko/: satanic
35. satanismo noun /sataˈnismo/: Satanism (devil worship)
36. satanista adjective, noun /sataˈnista/: satanist
37. satanización noun /sataniθaˈθjon/: Satanization, demonization
38. satanizado verb /sataniˈθado/: past participle of satanizar
39. satanizando verb [sat̪aniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of satanizar
40. satanizar verb /sataniˈθaɾ/: to demonize (to malign as evil)
41. satanofobia noun [sat̪anoˈfoβ̞ja]
42. satauteño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the municipality of Santa Brígida, Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Spain
43. satay noun [saˈt̪aj]: satay
44. satelital adjective /sateliˈtal/: satellite
45. satélite noun /saˈtelite/: satellite
46. satélite artificial noun /saˌtelite aɾtifiˈθjal/: artificial satellite
47. satélite de comunicaciones phrase [saˈt̪elit̪e ð̞e komunikaˈsjones]
48. satén noun /saˈten/: sateen
49. sati noun [ˈsat̪i]
50. satín noun /saˈtin/: satin (fabric)
51. satinado verb /satiˈnado/: past participle of satinar
52. satinador adjective /satinaˈdoɾ/: glossing
53. satinando verb [sat̪iˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of satinar
54. satinar verb /satiˈnaɾ/: to make glossy
55. sátira noun /ˈsatiɾa/: satire
56. satiriasis noun [sat̪iˈɾjasis]
57. satíricamente adverb /saˌtiɾikaˈmente/: satirically
58. satírico adjective /saˈtiɾiko/: satirical
59. satirión noun /satiˈɾjon/: Any of various orchids.
60. satirista noun /satiˈɾista/: satirist
61. satirización noun: satirization
62. satirizado verb /satiɾiˈθado/: past participle of satirizar
63. satirizando verb [sat̪iɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of satirizar
64. satirizante adjective /satiɾiˈθante/: satirical; satirizing
65. satirizar verb /satiɾiˈθaɾ/: to satirize, lampoon
66. sátiro adjective, noun /ˈsatiɾo/: satyr
67. satisdación noun [sat̪isð̞aˈsjõn]
68. satisfacción noun /satisfaɡˈθjon/: satisfaction
69. satisfacer verb /satisfaˈθeɾ/: to satisfy, fulfil / fulfill
70. satisfacerá verb /satisfaθeˈɾa/: synonym of satisfará
71. satisfaceré verb /satisfaθeˈɾe/: synonym of satisfaré
72. satisfacerse verb [sat̪isfaˈseɾse]: infinitive of satisfacer combined with se
73. satisfacibilidad noun: satisfiability
74. satisfacible adjective: satisfiable
75. satisfaciendo verb [sat̪isfaˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of satisfacer
76. satisfaciéndose verb [sat̪isfaˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of satisfacer combined with se
77. satisfaciente adjective: satisfying
78. satisfació verb /satisfaˈθjo/: synonym of satisfizo
79. satisfactibilidad noun: satisfiability
80. satisfactor adjective, noun /satisfaɡˈtoɾ/: basic need
81. satisfactoriamente adverb /satisfaɡˌtoɾjaˈmente/: satisfactorily
82. satisfactorio adjective /satisfaɡˈtoɾjo/: satisfactory
83. satisfajo verb: synonym of satisfizo
84. satisfecho adjective, verb /satisˈfet͡ʃo/: satisfied
85. sátiva noun: sativa, Cannabis sativa, drug made from the dried leaves and flowers of the hemp plant
86. sato adjective, noun /ˈsato/: a dog that is of mixed breed, as used by island Puerto Ricans
87. satoshi noun [saˈt̪oʃi]
88. sátrapa noun /ˈsatɾapa/: satrap (governor of a Persian province)
89. satrapía noun /satɾaˈpia/: satrapy
90. saturable adjective /satuˈɾable/: saturable
91. saturación noun /satuɾaˈθjon/: saturation
92. saturado adjective, verb /satuˈɾado/: saturated
93. saturando verb /satuˈɾando/: gerund of saturar
94. saturándose verb [sat̪uˈɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of saturar combined with se
95. saturar verb /satuˈɾaɾ/: to saturate
96. saturarse verb [sat̪uˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of saturar combined with se
97. saturnal adjective /satuɾˈnal/: saturnal
98. saturniano adjective /satuɾˈnjano/: Saturnian
99. saturnino adjective /satuɾˈnino/: saturnine, melancholy
100. Saturno proper noun /saˈtuɾno/: Saturn
101. saturómetro noun: synonym of saturímetro
102. Saubidet proper noun [sawβ̞iˈð̞et̪]
103. sauce noun /ˈsauθe/: willow
104. sauce cabruno noun: The goat willow.
105. sauce ceniciento noun: The grey willow, Salix cinerea.
106. sauce de los arroyos noun: arroyo willow (Salix lasiolepis)
107. sauce llorón noun, phrase /ˌsauθe ʝoˈɾon/: weeping willow
108. sauceda noun [sawˈseð̞a]: willow grove
109. saucedal noun [sawseˈð̞al]
110. Saucedo proper noun /sauˈθedo/: a surname
111. saucegatillo noun [sawseɣ̞aˈt̪iʝo]
112. saucero adjective, noun: of, from or relating to San Andrés y Sauces
113. saúco noun /saˈuko/: elder (tree)
114. saúco blanco phrase [saˈuko ˈβ̞lãŋko]
115. sauco del diablo noun /ˌsauko del ˈdjablo/: Raukaua laetevirens, an herbaceous plant native to Chile and Argentina.
116. saúco menor noun, phrase [saˈuko meˈnoɾ]: dwarf elder
117. saúco pequeño phrase [saˈuko peˈkeɲo]
118. saúco rojo noun: red elderberry, Sambucus racemosa.
119. saudade noun /sauˈdade/: the feeling of missing something or someone
120. saudí adjective, noun /sauˈdi/: Saudi
121. saudita adjective, noun /sauˈdita/: Saudi
122. Saúl proper noun /saˈul/: Saul, the king of Israel
123. Saulo proper noun /ˈsaulo/: Saul, the original name of Apostle Paul
124. sauna noun /ˈsauna/: sauna
125. sauquillo noun [sawˈkiʝo]
126. Saura proper noun [ˈsawɾa]
127. saurio noun, suffix /ˈsauɾjo/: -saurus
128. saurisquio noun [sawˈɾiskjo]: saurischian
129. saurópodo noun [sawˈɾopoð̞o]: sauropod
130. sauropodomorfo noun: sauropodomorph
131. saurópsido noun: sauropsid
132. sauropterigio noun: sauropterygian
133. Sauto proper noun [ˈsawt̪o]
134. sautor noun [sawˈt̪oɾ]
135. Sautu proper noun [ˈsawt̪u]
136. sauvástica noun [sawˈβ̞ast̪ika]
137. sauvignon noun /sobiˈɲon/: sauvignon
138. sauyán noun [sawˈʝãn]
139. sauz noun [ˈsaws]
140. sauzal noun /sauˈθal/: a grove of willows
141. sauzgatillo noun [sawsɣ̞aˈt̪iʝo]: chaste tree
142. sava noun [ˈsaβ̞a]
143. savate noun [saˈβ̞at̪e]: savate
144. Savedra proper noun /saˈbedɾa/: a surname from Galician
145. savia noun /ˈsabja/: sap (juice of plants, especially the ascending and descending circulating fluid)
146. sávila noun /ˈsabila/: alternative spelling of sábila
147. savora noun [saˈβ̞oɾa]
148. saxátil adjective /saɡˈsatil/: saxatile
149. sáxeo adjective [ˈsakseo]
150. saxhorno noun: saxhorn
151. saxícola adjective: saxicolous
152. saxifragácea noun: any plant in the family Saxifragaceae
153. saxitoxina noun /saɡsitoɡˈsina/: saxitoxin
154. saxo noun [ˈsakso]: clipping of saxofón: sax
155. saxofón noun /saɡsoˈfon/: saxophone
156. saxofón barítono noun /saɡsoˌfom baˈɾitono/: baritone saxophone
157. saxofonista noun /saɡsofoˈnista/: saxophonist
158. saxófono noun /saɡˈsofono/: saxophone
159. saxore noun: alto horn
160. saya noun /ˈsaʝa/: skirt
161. Sayago proper noun [saˈʝaɣ̞o]
162. sayagués adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Sayago
163. sayal noun /saˈʝal/: sackcloth
164. sayalería noun [saʝaleˈɾia]
165. sayalero noun [saʝaˈleɾo]
166. sayete de armas phrase [saˈʝet̪e ð̞e ˈaɾmas]
167. Sayhueque proper noun [sajˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eke]
168. sayo noun /ˈsaʝo/: smock
169. sayo baquero noun /ˌsaʝo baˈkeɾo/: a smock frock
170. sayón noun [saˈʝõn]: executioner
171. sayonara noun /saʝoˈnaɾa/: flip-flop, thong (Australia), jandal (New Zealand)
172. sayuelo noun: pejorative of sayo
173. Saz proper noun [ˈsas]
174. Saz de Larrechea phrase [ˈsas ð̞e lareˈt͡ʃea]
175. Sazo proper noun [ˈsaso]
176. sazón noun /saˈθon/: ripeness
177. sazonado verb /saθoˈnado/: past participle of sazonar
178. sazonador adjective, noun /saθonaˈdoɾ/: seasoning (something used to add flavor to food)
179. sazonamiento noun /saθonaˈmjento/: seasoning (act or substance)
180. sazonando verb [sasoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sazonar
181. sazonándose verb [sasoˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of sazonar combined with se
182. sazonar verb /saθoˈnaɾ/: to season
183. sazonarse verb [sasoˈnaɾse]: infinitive of sazonar combined with se
184. SBK abbreviation, noun [ˈsβ̞k]: SBK (“superbike”)
185. SCA noun, suffix /ˈska/: alternative form of -sco; forms augmentative or collective nouns
186. scaligero adjective, noun: Veronese
187. scamorza noun [skaˈmoɾsa]
188. scanner noun /esˈkaneɾ/: alternative spelling of escáner
189. scarparo noun: a pasta sauce typically consisting of tomato sauce, cream, green onion, and ham
190. scheelita noun: scheelite
191. Schiavone proper noun /eskjaˈbone/: a surname from Italian
192. schmittianamente adverb: in a Schmittian manner
193. schmittiano adjective: Schmittian
194. schnauzer noun: schnauzer
195. schop noun /ˈʃop/: lager beer on tap
196. schopería noun [st͡ʃopeˈɾia]
197. Schubert proper noun: a surname from German
198. Schuko proper noun [ˈʃuko]
199. Schumann proper noun /ˈʃuman/: a surname from German
200. schwa noun [ˈst͡ʃwa]
201. schwannoma noun /eʃbaˈnoma/: schwannoma
202. Schwartz proper noun: a surname from German
203. Schwarz proper noun /ˈʃwaɾθ/: a surname from German
204. Schwarzkopf proper noun: a surname from German
205. Schweitzer proper noun: a surname from German
206. sciografía noun [ssjoɣ̞ɾaˈfia]
207. sciográfico adjective [ssjoˈɣ̞ɾafiko]
208. sciolismo noun /sjoˈlismo/: the political beliefs of Daniel Scioli, Argentine politician
209. sciolista adjective, noun /sjoˈlista/: supporting Daniel Scioli, Argentine politician
210. -sco suffix /ˈsko/: forms adjectives that signify relation to the word stem
211. scoop noun /esˈkup/: news scoop
212. scooter noun /ˈskuteɾ/: scooter (vehicle)
213. -scopia noun, suffix [ˈskopja]: -scopy
214. -scópico suffix /ˈskopiko/: -scopic
215. -scopio suffix /ˈskopjo/: -scope
216. score noun /esˈkoɾ/: score
217. scout noun /ˈskaut/: scout
218. scouter noun: talent scout
219. scouting noun: scouting
220. scoutismo noun /skauˈtismo/: scouting
221. SCR abbreviation
222. scrabble noun [esˈkɾaβ̞el]
223. scrach noun /ˈskɾat͡ʃ/: scratch
224. scratch noun /esˈkɾat͡ʃ/: scratch
225. scratching noun [ˈskɾat̪t͡ʃĩŋ]
226. screening noun /ˈskɾinin/: screening
227. screenshot noun /esˈkɾinʃot/: screenshot
228. script noun /esˈkɾibt/: script supervisor
229. scrolear verb /eskɾoleˈaɾ/: to scroll
230. scroll noun /esˈkɾol/: scroll
231. scrollear verb /eskɾoleˈaɾ/: alternative spelling of scrolear
232. scrum noun [ˈskɾũm]
233. SD noun: initialism of sintagma determinante (“determiner phrase”)
234. SDLG proper noun /esedeleˈxe/: Seguidores de la Grasa, a Facebook group
235. sds. abbreviation
236. se interjection, noun, particle, pronoun, verb /se/: abbreviation of sudeste; southeast
237. se acabó interjection /se akaˈbo/: enough is enough! that's enough! stop!
238. se acabó la fiesta phrase /se akaˌbo la ˈfjesta/: end of story; period; and that's that
239. se agrandó Chacarita interjection [se aɣ̞ɾãn̪ˈd̪o t͡ʃakaˈɾit̪a]
240. se armó la gorda interjection [se aɾˈmo la ˈɣ̞oɾð̞a]
241. se coge antes al mentiroso que a un cojo proverb /se ˌkoxe ˌantes al mentiˌɾoso ke a un ˈkoxo/: alternative form of antes se coge al mentiroso que a un cojo
242. se come phrase: the hell?; the heck?; when it's at home?
243. se conoce que phrase /se koˈnoθe ke/: apparently
244. se dice el pecado pero no el pecador proverb [se ˈð̞ise el peˈkað̞o ˈpeɾo ˈno el pekaˈð̞oɾ]
245. se habla español phrase /se ˌabla espaˈɲol/: "we speak Spanish". More precisely, "Spanish is spoken (here)."
246. se habla inglés phrase /se ˌabla inˈɡles/: "we speak English"
247. se han visto muertos cargando adobes proverb [se ˈãn ˈbist̪o ˈmweɾt̪os kaɾˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o aˈð̞oβ̞es]
248. se le moja la canoa phrase [se le ˈmoxa la kaˈnoa]
249. se lo voy a decir a phrase [se lo ˈβ̞oj a ð̞eˈsiɾ a]
250. se partió la galleta de soda proverb [se paɾˈt̪jo la ɣ̞aˈʝet̪a ð̞e ˈsoð̞a]
251. se perdió esa cosecha interjection [se peɾˈð̞jo ˈesa koˈset͡ʃa]
252. se pilla antes al mentiroso que a un cojo proverb /se ˌpiʝa ˌantes al mentiˌɾoso ke a un ˈkoxo/: alternative form of antes se coge al mentiroso que a un cojo
253. se puede phrase /se ˈpwede/: may I?
254. se supone phrase: it is supposed, it is assumed
255. sea como fuere phrase /ˌsea ˌkomo ˈfweɾe/: whatever the case may be
256. sea cual fuere pronoun /ˌsea ˌkwal ˈfweɾe/: whatever it is
257. sea lo que sea phrase /ˌsea lo ke ˈsea/: whatever may come, no matter what, whatever happens, come what may
258. seaborgio noun /seaˈboɾxjo/: seaborgium
259. SEAT abbreviation [seˈat̪]
260. seatleita adjective, noun /seaˈtleita/: Seattleite (of, from or relating to the city of Seattle, Washington, United States)
261. Seattle proper noun [seˈat̪t̪le]: Seattle (a seaport and the largest city in Washington, United States, and the county seat of King County)
262. Seba proper noun /ˈseba/: a diminutive of the male given name Sebastián
263. sebáceo adjective: sebaceous
264. Sebas proper noun /ˈsebas/: a diminutive of the male given name Sebastián
265. Sebastián proper noun /sebasˈtjan/: a male given name, equivalent to English Sebastian
266. Sebastiana proper noun [seβ̞asˈt̪jana]
267. sebastocrátor noun /sebastoˈkɾatoɾ/: sebastokrator
268. Sebastopol proper noun /seˌbastoˈpol/: Sevastopol (a port city in Crimea, internationally recognized as part of Ukraine but de facto in Russia)
269. sebécido noun: sebecid
270. sebecosuquio noun /sebekoˈsukjo/: sebecosuchian
271. sebestén noun /sebesˈten/: sebesten
272. sebiche noun [seˈβ̞it͡ʃe]: alternative spelling of cebiche
273. sebiento adjective [seˈβ̞jẽn̪t̪o]
274. sebo noun /ˈsebo/: sebum, suet
275. seborrea noun /seboˈrea/: seborrhea
276. seborreico adjective [seβ̞oˈrejko]: seborrheic
277. seborresco adjective [seβ̞oˈresko]
278. seboso adjective, noun /seˈboso/: greasy
279. seca adjective, noun, verb /ˈseka/: feminine singular of seco
280. secácul noun /seˈkakul/: Heracleum dissectum
281. secadal noun [sekaˈð̞al]
282. secadero adjective, noun /sekaˈdeɾo/: drying
283. secado noun, verb /seˈkado/: drying, desiccation
284. secador adjective, noun /sekaˈdoɾ/: drying
285. secador de pelo noun: hairdryer
286. secador de piso noun: squeegee
287. secadora adjective, noun [sekaˈð̞oɾa]: dryer, clothes dryer (a household appliance that removes the water from clothing by accelerating evaporation, usually though heat and a tumbling motion)
288. secaleche noun /sekaˈlet͡ʃe/: the last child to be born to a parent or couple
289. secalina noun: secalin
290. secallona noun: synonym of fuet
291. secamanos noun /ˌsekaˈmanos/: hand dryer
292. secamente adverb /ˌsekaˈmente/: dryly
293. secamiento noun /sekaˈmjento/: drying up
294. secando verb [seˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of secar
295. secándose verb [seˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of secar combined with se
296. secano noun /seˈkano/: dryland; unirrigated land
297. secante adjective, noun /seˈkante/: drying
298. secaplatos noun /ˌsekaˈplatos/: dish rack, drying rack, drainer, dish drainer
299. secar verb /seˈkaɾ/: to dry
300. secaral noun [sekaˈɾal]

Part 6 · Part 8 · 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.