Término con que las religiones abrahámicas designan a una entidad suprasensible que representa la encarnación suprema del mal, personificada en el ángel caído que desobedeció y se rebeló contra los mandatos de Dios.

satánicaadj

Forma del femenino singular de satánico.

satánicasadj

Forma del femenino plural de satánico.

satánicoadj

Dicho de una persona, que adora a Satanás o sigue sus enseñanzas; partidario del satanismo.

satánicosadj

Forma del masculino plural de satánico.

satáplaiverb

Sacudir.

satängnoun

Raso.

satélitenoun

Cuerpo natural o artificial que orbita alrededor de otro.

satélite de comunicacionesphrase

Ingenio espacial de telecomunicaciones.

satélitesnoun

Forma del plural de satélite.

saténnoun

Raso.

satíricaadj

Forma del femenino de satírico.

satíricasadj

Forma del femenino plural de satírico.

satíricoadj

Alusivo al sátiro

satíricosadj

Forma del plural de satírico.

satúrenseverb

Segunda persona del plural (ustedes) del imperativo afirmativo de saturarse (con el pronombre «se» enclítico).

satışnoun

Venta.

satışlarnoun

Forma del nominativo plural de satış.

saunoun

Grafía alternativa de sal.

sauanoun

Ayuno.

sauaniadj

Afónico.

sauatijadj

Sarnoso.

sauatlnoun

Sarna.

Saubidetname

Apellido.

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The Spanish alphabetical index for the letter S contains 34,953 headwords drawn from our Wiktionary-derived dictionary table. At 50 entries per page the browse splits into 700 pages, and you are currently viewing page 133. Every row above is a dictionary-backed entry with a canonical slug, and each links through to a full definition page with pronunciation, senses, etymology, and related-word data where available.

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