Spanish words: segundo palo to semiestación

Spanish words segundo palo to semiestación

1. segundo palo phrase [seˈɣ̞ũn̪d̪o ˈpalo]
2. segundo plano noun /seˌɡundo ˈplano/: backburner (state of having lower priority)
3. segundogénito adjective, noun [seɣ̞ũn̪d̪oˈxenit̪o]: secondborn
4. segundón noun /seɡunˈdon/: secondborn
5. seguntino adjective, noun /seɡunˈtino/: of, from or relating to Sigüenza
6. segur noun /seˈɡuɾ/: a small axe similar to or also fulfilling the function of an adze, a scythe, a fascis, or even a spokeshave
7. segurado adjective, verb /seɡuˈɾado/: sure; certain
8. segurador noun /seɡuɾaˈdoɾ/: guarantor, guaranteer
9. seguramente adverb /seˌɡuɾaˈmente/: surely; certainly
10. seguranza noun /seɡuˈɾanθa/: security, safety
11. segurata noun [seɣ̞uˈɾat̪a]: bodyguard
12. segureño adjective: Segura (river)
13. seguridad noun /seɡuɾiˈdad/: safety, security
14. seguridad ciudadana noun: public security
15. seguridad jurídica noun: juridical security
16. seguridad nacional noun: national security
17. seguridad pública noun /seɡuɾiˌdad ˈpublika/: public safety, public security.
18. seguridad social noun: social security
19. segurina noun /seɡuˈɾina/: securin
20. segurísimo adjective [seɣ̞uˈɾisimo]: superlative degree of seguro
21. segurista adjective, noun /seɡuˈɾista/: cautious in order to reduce risk
22. segurita noun /seɡuˈɾita/: security guard
23. seguritario adjective /seɡuɾiˈtaɾjo/: security
24. segurito noun [seɣ̞uˈɾit̪o]
25. segurizar verb /seɡuɾiˈθaɾ/: to secure
26. seguro adjective, adverb, interjection, noun, verb /seˈɡuɾo/: secure; safe (free from danger)
27. seguro de salud noun: health insurance
28. seguro de vida noun: life insurance
29. seguro sobre la vida noun: life insurance
30. seguro social noun: alternative form of seguridad social
31. Segurola proper noun [seɣ̞uˈɾola]
32. segus interjection [ˈseɣ̞us]
33. segway noun: Segway
34. seibo noun [ˈsejβ̞o]: alternative form of ceibo
35. seico noun [ˈsejko]
36. Sein proper noun [ˈsẽjn]
37. seis noun, number /ˈseis/: six
38. seis mil number /ˌseis ˈmil/: six thousand
39. seisavado verb [sejsaˈβ̞að̞o]
40. seisavando verb [sejsaˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]
41. seisavo adjective, noun /seiˈsabo/: sixth
42. seiscentista adjective: 17th century
43. seiscientos noun, number /seisˈθjentos/: six hundred
44. Seisdedos proper noun [sejsˈð̞eð̞os]
45. seise noun [ˈsejse]
46. seisena noun [sejˈsena]
47. seiseno number [sejˈseno]
48. seisillo noun [sejˈsiʝo]
49. seismil noun /seisˈmil/: a mountain 6000-6999 metres high
50. seísmo noun /seˈismo/: alternative form of sismo
51. seitán noun /seiˈtan/: seitan
52. seiyu noun /ˈseiʝu/: voice actor (in Japanese)
53. sel noun [ˈsel]
54. selacofobia noun [selakoˈfoβ̞ja]
55. selafobia noun [selaˈfoβ̞ja]
56. selah noun [seˈla]
57. selandés adjective, noun /selanˈdes/: Zealander (of, from or relating to the island of Zealand, Denmark)
58. selar adjective [seˈlaɾ]
59. Selaya proper noun [seˈlaʝa]
60. sele noun, verb /ˈsele/: clipping of selectividad (“university admission exams”)
61. selección noun /seleɡˈθjon/: selection
62. selección natural noun, phrase [selekˈsjõn nat̪uˈɾal]: natural selection
63. seleccionable adjective /seleɡθjoˈnable/: choosable; selectable
64. seleccionado adjective, noun, verb /seleɡθjoˈnado/: selected
65. seleccionador adjective, noun /seleɡθjonaˈdoɾ/: selector
66. seleccionando verb [seleksjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of seleccionar
67. seleccionar verb /seleɡθjoˈnaɾ/: to select
68. selecta adjective, noun /seˈleɡta/: national soccer team
69. selectina noun: selectin
70. selectivamente adverb /seleɡˌtibaˈmente/: selectively
71. selectividad noun /seleɡtibiˈdad/: selectivity
72. selectivo adjective /seleɡˈtibo/: selective, choosy
73. selecto adjective /seˈleɡto/: select, exquisite
74. selector adjective, noun /seleɡˈtoɾ/: selecting
75. selector de variante phrase [selekˈt̪oɾ ð̞e β̞aˈɾjãn̪t̪e]
76. selectorado noun: selectorate
77. selegilina noun /selexiˈlina/: selegiline
78. selen- prefix [ˈselẽn]
79. Selena proper noun /seˈlena/: a female given name
80. selenato noun: selenate
81. seleniforme adjective /seleniˈfoɾme/: luniform
82. selenio noun /seˈlenjo/: selenium
83. selenita adjective, noun /seleˈnita/: selenite
84. selenito noun /seleˈnito/: selenite (salt of selenous acid)
85. seleniuro noun: selenide
86. seleno noun, prefix [seˈleno]
87. selenocisteína noun: selenocysteine
88. selenodonte adjective [selenoˈð̞õn̪t̪e]
89. selenofobia noun [selenoˈfoβ̞ja]
90. selenografía noun [selenoɣ̞ɾaˈfia]: selenography
91. selenográfico adjective /selenoˈɡɾafiko/: selenographic
92. selenógrafo noun /seleˈnoɡɾafo/: selenographer
93. selenoproteína noun: selenoprotein
94. seleque adjective /seˈleke/: thin, especially if malnourished
95. Seleucia proper noun /seˈleuθja/: Seleucia (city)
96. seléucida adjective, noun /seˈleuθida/: Seleucid
97. seléucido adjective, noun: Seleucid
98. Seleuco proper noun /seˈleuko/: Seleucus (ancient Greek name)
99. selfi noun /ˈselfi/: selfie
100. selfiar verb /selˈfjaɾ/: to selfie
101. selfiarse verb [selˈfjaɾse]
102. selfie noun, verb /ˈselfi/: selfie
103. Selgua proper noun [ˈselɣ̞wa]
104. selknam adjective, noun [selkˈnãm]: Selk'nam
105. sellable adjective [seˈʝaβ̞le]
106. sellado adjective, verb /seˈʝado/: sealed
107. sellador adjective, noun /seʝaˈdoɾ/: sealing (that seals)
108. sellamiento noun /seʝaˈmjento/: boarding up, closing
109. sellando verb [seˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sellar
110. sellante noun: sealant
111. sellar verb /seˈʝaɾ/: to stamp
112. sellarroscas noun [seʝaˈroskas]
113. sello noun, verb /ˈseʝo/: seal, sigil
114. sello de Salomón noun: Solomon's seal (plant)
115. sello discográfico noun /ˌseʝo diskoˈɡɾafiko/: record label
116. sello postal noun, phrase /ˌseʝo posˈtal/: postage, postage stamp
117. Selma proper noun [ˈselma]
118. selva noun /ˈselba/: jungle
119. selva amazónica noun: Amazon Rainforest
120. selva lluviosa noun: rainforest
121. selvático adjective /selˈbatiko/: woods; sylvan
122. selvícola adjective: wood; forest
123. selvoso adjective /selˈboso/: wooded; woody; sylvan
124. selyúcida adjective, noun /selˈʝuθida/: Seljuk (of or related to Seljuk, his dynasty, their empire, or their period of rule)
125. Sem proper noun /ˈsem/: Shem (a son of Noah)
126. sema noun [ˈsema]: seme
127. semafórico adjective /semaˈfoɾiko/: traffic light
128. semaforización noun: the putting in place of traffic lights
129. semaforizar verb /semafoɾiˈθaɾ/: to equip with traffic lights
130. semáforo noun /seˈmafoɾo/: traffic light
131. semana noun /seˈmana/: week (7 days)
132. semana de trabajo noun: workweek
133. semana grande phrase [seˈmana ˈɣ̞ɾãn̪d̪e]
134. semana inglesa phrase [seˈmana ĩŋˈglesa]
135. semana laboral phrase [seˈmana laβ̞oˈɾal]
136. Semana Santa phrase [seˈmana ˈsãn̪t̪a]
137. semanal adjective /semaˈnal/: weekly
138. semanalmente adverb /semaˌnalˈmente/: weekly
139. semanario adjective, noun /semaˈnaɾjo/: weekly
140. semanería noun [semaneˈɾia]
141. semanero adjective [semaˈneɾo]
142. semanilla noun [semaˈniʝa]
143. semanista noun [semaˈnist̪a]
144. semantema noun /semanˈtema/: semanteme (indivisible unit of meaning)
145. semántica adjective, noun /seˈmantika/: semantics
146. semánticamente adverb [seˌmãn̪t̪ikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: semantically
147. semántico adjective /seˈmantiko/: semantic
148. semasiología noun [semasjoloˈxia]: semasiology
149. semblante adjective, noun /semˈblante/: countenance; appearance
150. semblanteado verb [sẽmblãn̪t̪eˈað̞o]
151. semblanteando verb [sẽmblãn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
152. semblanza noun /semˈblanθa/: similarity, likeness
153. semblar verb /semˈblaɾ/: to look like, resemble, seem
154. sembrada noun, verb /semˈbɾada/: sown land
155. sembradera noun [sẽmbɾaˈð̞eɾa]
156. sembradío adjective, noun [sẽmbɾaˈð̞io]: field suitable for sowing
157. sembrado noun, verb /semˈbɾado/: farmland that has been sown
158. sembrador adjective, noun /sembɾaˈdoɾ/: seeding
159. sembradora adjective, noun /sembɾaˈdoɾa/: female equivalent of sembrador
160. sembradura noun /sembɾaˈduɾa/: sowing, seeding
161. sembrando verb [sẽmˈbɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sembrar
162. sembrar verb /semˈbɾaɾ/: to plant (place a seed or plant in soil or other substrate in order that it may live and grow)
163. sembrío noun /semˈbɾio/: sown field
164. semeja noun, verb [seˈmexa]: third-person singular present indicative
165. semejable adjective [semeˈxaβ̞le]: comparable
166. semejablemente adverb [semeˌxaβ̞leˈmẽn̪t̪e]
167. semejado adjective, verb /semeˈxado/: past participle of semejar
168. semejando verb [semeˈxãn̪d̪o]: gerund of semejar
169. semejándose verb [semeˈxãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of semejar combined with se
170. semejante adjective, noun /semeˈxante/: similar
171. semejantemente adverb /semeˌxanteˈmente/: similarly
172. semejanza noun /semeˈxanθa/: likeness, similarity, resemblance, similitude
173. semejar verb /semeˈxaɾ/: to resemble
174. semejarse verb [semeˈxaɾse]: infinitive of semejar combined with se
175. Sémele proper noun [ˈsemele]
176. semelfactivo adjective /semelfaɡˈtibo/: semelfactive
177. semélparo adjective [seˈmelpaɾo]
178. semema noun [seˈmema]
179. semen noun /ˈsemen/: semen, sperm
180. semencera noun /semenˈθeɾa/: synonym of sementera
181. sementado verb [semẽn̪ˈt̪að̞o]: past participle of sementar
182. semental adjective, noun /semenˈtal/: seeding
183. sementando verb [semẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of sementar
184. sementar verb /semenˈtaɾ/: to sow
185. sementera noun /semenˈteɾa/: sowing
186. semeruco noun /semeˈɾuko/: acerola
187. semestral adjective /semesˈtɾal/: six-month
188. semestralmente adverb /semesˌtɾalˈmente/: biannually, semiannually (twice per year)
189. semestre noun /seˈmestɾe/: semester
190. semi noun, prefix /semi/: semifinal, semi-final
191. semiabandonado adjective /ˌsemiabandoˈnado/: semi-abandoned
192. semiabandono noun: semi-abandonment
193. semiabierto adjective /ˌsemiaˈbjeɾto/: half-open
194. semiactivo adjective /semjaɡˈtibo/: semiactive
195. semiacuático adjective /semjaˈkwatiko/: semiaquatic
196. semiadherido adjective /semjadeˈɾido/: semiadherent
197. semiaformal adjective: semi-aformal, semi-informal
198. semialdehído noun /semjaldeˈido/: semialdehyde
199. semiamargo adjective /semjaˈmaɾɡo/: half-bitter
200. semianillo noun: semiring
201. semianterior adjective /semjanteˈɾjoɾ/: near-close
202. semianual adjective: semiannual
203. semiarco noun /seˈmjaɾko/: semiarc
204. semiárido adjective /seˈmjaɾido/: semiarid
205. semiasfixiado adjective /semjasfiɡˈsjado/: half-asphyxiated
206. semiautobiográfico adjective /semjautobjoˈɡɾafiko/: semiautobiographical
207. semiautomático adjective /semjautoˈmatiko/: semi-automatic
208. semiautonomía noun: semiautonomy
209. semiautónomo adjective /semiauˈtonomo/: semiautonomous
210. semibaluarte noun: semi-bastion
211. semibemol adjective, noun [semiβ̞eˈmol]
212. semibiográfico adjective: semibiographical
213. semiblando adjective: semisoft
214. semicadencia noun [semikaˈð̞ẽnsja]
215. semicaducifolio adjective: semideciduous
216. semicaduco adjective: semideciduous
217. semicálido adjective: reasonably warm; mild
218. semicantón noun /semikanˈton/: semicanton
219. semicasual adjective /ˌsemikaˈswal/: semicasual
220. semicautiverio noun /semikautiˈbeɾjo/: semi-captivity
221. semicelda noun /semiˈθelda/: half cell
222. semicerrado adjective /semiθeˈrado/: half-closed
223. semichica noun /ˌsemiˈt͡ʃika/: demigirl
224. semichico noun /ˌsemiˈt͡ʃiko/: demiboy
225. semiciclo noun /semiˈθiklo/: half-cycle
226. semicilíndrico adjective [semisiˈlĩn̪d̪ɾiko]: semi-cylindric
227. semicilindro noun /ˌsemiθiˈlindɾo/: semicylinder.
228. semicircular adjective /semiθiɾkuˈlaɾ/: semicircular
229. semicírculo noun /semiˈθiɾkulo/: semicircle
230. semicircunferencia noun /semiθiɾkunfeˈɾenθja/: semicircumference
231. semiclandestinidad noun /semiklandestiniˈdad/: semi-secrecy
232. semiclandestino adjective /ˌsemiklandesˈtino/: somewhat clandestine
233. semiclásico adjective /semiˈklasiko/: semiclassical
234. semiclausurado adjective: half-closed
235. semicolonial adjective: semicolonial
236. semicolumna noun: semicolumn
237. semicompleto adjective /ˌsemikomˈpleto/: semicomplete
238. semiconductor adjective, noun /semikonduɡˈtoɾ/: semiconducting
239. semiconfianza noun [semikõɱˈfjãnsa]
240. semiconsonante adjective, noun /semikonsoˈnante/: semivowel
241. semiconsonantizar verb /semikonsonantiˈθaɾ/: to become a semivowel
242. semicontinuo adjective: semicontinuous
243. semicorchea noun [semikoɾˈt͡ʃea]: sixteenth
244. semicristalino adjective /ˌsemikɾistaˈlino/: semicrystalline
245. semicrítico adjective [semiˈkɾit̪iko]
246. semicualificado adjective /semikwalifiˈkado/: semi-qualified
247. semicubierto adjective /semikuˈbjeɾto/: semi-covered
248. semicultismo noun /semikulˈtismo/: semi-learned borrowing
249. semiculto adjective /semiˈkulto/: semi-learned
250. semicupio noun [semiˈkupjo]
251. semicúpula noun /semiˈkupula/: semi-dome
252. semicurado adjective /semikuˈɾado/: semi-cured, partly cured (cheese that has been cured for 2–3 months and has a relatively firm texture)
253. semicursivo adjective: semicursive
254. semicurva noun: slight curve
255. semideciduo adjective: semideciduous
256. semidefinido adjective: semidefinite
257. semidemocracia noun: semidemocracy, quasidemocracy
258. semidemonio noun: semi-demon
259. semideo noun /semiˈdeo/: demigod.
260. semiderruido adjective: half in ruins; falling to bits
261. semidesaparecido adjective: half-disappeared
262. semidesarrollado adjective /semidesaroˈʝado/: semi-developed
263. semidesconocido adjective: barely known
264. semidescremado adjective /ˌsemideskɾeˈmado/: semi-skimmed
265. semidesértico adjective: semi-desert
266. semidesiduo adjective: semideciduous
267. semidesierto noun: semidesert
268. semidesintegración noun [semið̞esĩn̪t̪eɣ̞ɾaˈsjõn]: decay of half of a given amount radioactive material; the decay that occurs over one half-life
269. semidesnatado adjective /ˌsemidesnaˈtado/: semi-skimmed
270. semidesnudez noun /ˌsemidesnuˈdeθ/: partial nudity, half-nakedness
271. semidesnudo adjective /ˌsemidesˈnudo/: half-naked
272. semidestruido adjective: half-destroyed
273. semidiámetro noun: semidiameter
274. semidiós noun /semiˈdjos/: demigod
275. semidiosa noun /semiˈdjosa/: demigoddess
276. semidirecto adjective: semidirect
277. semidivino adjective: semidivine
278. semidoble adjective, noun /ˌsemiˈdoble/: semidouble
279. semidocumental noun: semi-documentary
280. semidormido adjective [semið̞oɾˈmið̞o]
281. semidulce adjective: semisweet
282. semiduro adjective /semiˈduɾo/: semihard
283. semieje noun: semiaxis
284. semielaborado adjective: intermediate
285. semielástico adjective: partially elastic
286. semielíptico adjective /semjeˈlibtiko/: semielliptical
287. semientero adjective: only used in número semientero
288. semienterrado adjective: semi-buried
289. semiesclavitud noun: semislavery
290. semiescondido adjective: half-hidden
291. semiescrito adjective: half-written
292. semiesfera noun /semjesˈfeɾa/: hemisphere
293. semiesférico adjective [semiesˈfeɾiko]: semispherical
294. semiespacio noun: half-space
295. semiespecie noun [semiesˈpesje]
296. semiespinoso noun: semispinalis
297. semiesquemático adjective /semjeskeˈmatiko/: semi-schematic
298. semiesquina noun: Position near the corner of two streets
299. semiestable adjective /ˌsemiesˈtable/: semistable
300. semiestación noun: ghost station

Part 8 · Part 10 · 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.