Spanish words: tlatoani to tomar

Spanish words tlatoani to tomar

1. tlatoani noun /tlatoˈani/: tlatoani (Aztec emperor)
2. tlatonil noun [t̪lat̪oˈnil]
3. tlatonile noun [t̪lat̪oˈnile]
4. Tlaxcala proper noun /tlasˈkala/: a state of Mexico
5. tlaxcalteca adjective, noun /tlaskalˈteka/: of, from or relating to the state of Tlaxcala, Mexico
6. Tlaxiaco proper noun /tlaˈxjako/: Tlaxiaco (a city, a municipality of Oaxaca, Mexico)
7. tlayuda noun /tlaˈʝuda/: tlayuda
8. tlazol noun /tlaˈθol/: trash, garbage
9. TLC noun: initialism of tratado de libre comercio
10. tlecuil noun /tleˈkwil/: brazier
11. tlemole noun /tleˈmole/: alternative form of clemole
12. tlingit adjective, noun: Tlingit
13. TLJ phrase: initialism of te lo juro (I swear to you! – informal.)
14. TLP noun /te ˌele ˈpe/: BPD (borderline personality disorder)
15. TLS noun [ˈt̪ls]
16. TMA abbreviation, noun [ˈt̪ma]: initialism of tristeza y muerte de agave: a blight that has reduced the production of the agave grown to produce tequila
17. tmb abbreviation, adverb: abbreviation of también
18. tmbn adverb: abbreviation of también (“too, as well”)
19. tmesis noun: tmesis
20. tmr interjection: tamare
21. TNT abbreviation
22. tnuá noun: a Zionist youth organisation
23. to adjective, determiner, interjection, pronoun /ˈto/: whoa
24. toa noun, verb: rope
25. toado verb /toˈado/: past participle of toar
26. toalla noun /toˈaʝa/: towel
27. toalla de mano noun: hand towel
28. toallero noun /toaˈʝeɾo/: towel rail, towel rack
29. toallín noun: toilet roll
30. toallita noun /toaˈʝita/: diminutive of toalla; small towel, wipe
31. toallita húmeda noun /toaˌʝita ˈumeda/: wet wipe
32. toallita íntima phrase [t̪oaˈʝit̪a ˈĩn̪t̪ima]
33. toando verb [t̪oˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of toar
34. toar verb /toˈaɾ/: to tow
35. toaterio noun /toaˈteɾjo/: extinct gazelle-like ungulate of genus †Thoatherium
36. toba adjective, noun /ˈtoba/: tuff
37. tobáceo adjective /toˈbaθeo/: tufaceous
38. Tobago proper noun /toˈbaɡo/: Tobago
39. Tobalina proper noun [t̪oβ̞aˈlina]
40. toballa noun [t̪oˈβ̞aʝa]
41. Tobar proper noun /toˈbaɾ/: a surname
42. tobera noun /toˈbeɾa/: nozzle
43. Tobi proper noun [ˈt̪oβ̞i]
44. tobiano adjective, noun /toˈbjano/: tobiano (a pinto horse with a spotted colour pattern consisting of white-haired, pink-skinned patches on a base coat colour)
45. Tobías proper noun /toˈbias/: Tobias
46. tobiko noun [t̪oˈβ̞iko]
47. tobillera adjective, noun /tobiˈʝeɾa/: ankle brace
48. tobillero adjective, noun /tobiˈʝeɾo/: ankle-high
49. tobillo noun /toˈbiʝo/: ankle
50. Tobio proper noun [ˈt̪oβ̞jo]
51. tobo noun /ˈtobo/: bucket or container
52. tobogán noun /toboˈɡan/: playground slide (toy for children)
53. toborochi noun /toboˈɾot͡ʃi/: Ceiba speciosa, the floss silk tree.
54. toboseño adjective [t̪oβ̞oˈseɲo]
55. tobosino adjective [t̪oβ̞oˈsino]
56. toboso adjective, noun: Toboso
57. tobramicina noun /tobɾamiˈθina/: tobramycin
58. toc noun /ˈtok/: initialism of trastorno obsesivo-compulsivo
59. toc toc interjection, phrase [ˈt̪ok ˈt̪ok]: knock knock
60. toca noun, verb /ˈtoka/: kerchief, turban cloth (so to say)
61. toca del monte phrase [ˈt̪oka ð̞el ˈmõn̪t̪e]
62. tocable adjective /toˈkable/: touchable (capable of being touched)
63. Tocache proper noun /toˈkat͡ʃe/: a province of San Martin, Peru
64. tocacinta noun: alternative form of tocacintas (“tape recorder”)
65. tocacintas noun: tape recorder
66. tocadiscos noun /tokaˈdiskos/: record player
67. tocado adjective, interjection, noun, verb /toˈkado/: peeved, annoyed
68. tocador adjective, noun /tokaˈdoɾ/: dressing table
69. tocahuevos adjective [t̪okaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞os]
70. tocamiento noun /tokaˈmjento/: touch; touching;. fondle; fondling (action of touching, especially unwanted)
71. tocando verb /toˈkando/: gerund of tocar
72. tocante adjective [t̪oˈkãn̪t̪e]: Only used in a handful of connecting phrases
73. tocante a preposition: alternative form of en lo tocante a
74. tocaor noun: flamenco guitarist
75. tocapelotas noun: pain in the ass
76. tocar verb /toˈkaɾ/: to touch
77. tocar a muerto verb /toˌkaɾ a ˈmweɾto/: to toll (of a bell)
78. tocar el pianito phrase [t̪oˈkaɾ el pjaˈnit̪o]
79. tocar el violín verb: to twiddle one's thumbs
80. tocar fondo verb /toˌkaɾ ˈfondo/: to touch the bottom (of the sea, lake etc.)
81. tocar grama verb /toˌkaɾ ˈɡɾama/: touch grass
82. tocar hierba verb /toˌkaɾ ˈʝeɾba/: touch grass
83. tocar las bolas phrase, verb [t̪oˈkaɾ las ˈβ̞olas]: to piss off; to wind up
84. tocar las pelotas verb: to bug, get on someone's nerves, be a pain in the ass
85. tocar los cojones verb /toˌkaɾ los koˈxones/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see tocar, los, cojones.
86. tocar los huevos verb /toˌkaɾ los ˈw̝ebos/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see tocar, los, huevos.
87. tocar madera phrase, verb [t̪oˈkaɾ maˈð̞eɾa]: to knock on wood (US), to touch wood (UK, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand)
88. tocar pasto verb /toˌkaɾ ˈpasto/: touch grass
89. tocario adjective, noun /toˈkaɾjo/: Tocharian
90. tocarse verb [t̪oˈkaɾse]: infinitive of tocar combined with se
91. tocarse la barriga verb: to sit on one's ass; to laze about
92. tocársela verb /toˈkaɾsela/: to jerk off; wank
93. tocas noun, verb /ˈtokas/: plural of toca
94. tocata noun: toccata
95. tócate los cojones phrase /ˌtokate los koˈxones/: get lost; fuck off; go fuck yourself
96. tocayo adjective, noun /toˈkaʝo/: namesake (person having the same name)
97. tocazo noun [t̪oˈkaso]
98. toche adjective, noun /ˈtot͡ʃe/: any of various tanagers
99. tochibí adjective [t̪ot͡ʃiˈβ̞i]
100. tochimbo noun [t̪oˈt͡ʃĩmbo]
101. tocho adjective, noun /ˈtot͡ʃo/: clumsy
102. tochuelo noun [t̪oˈt͡ʃwelo]
103. tocinería noun [t̪osineˈɾia]: a shop selling salted meats
104. tocineta noun /toθiˈneta/: bacon
105. tocinillo de cielo noun: synonym of tocino de cielo
106. tocino noun /toˈθino/: bacon
107. tocino de cielo noun /toˌθino de ˈθjelo/: a dessert made from sugar and egg yolk
108. tocó noun, verb /ˈtoko/: a tree trunk cut to make a seat
109. tocoeño adjective, noun /tokoˈeɲo/: of, from or relating to Tocoa, Colón
110. tocoferol noun [t̪okofeˈɾol]: tocopherol
111. tocofobia noun [t̪okoˈfoβ̞ja]
112. tocoginecología noun: obs and gynae (obstetrics and gynaecology)
113. tocolítico adjective, noun /tokoˈlitiko/: tocolytic
114. tocología noun /tokoloˈxia/: obstetrics
115. tocólogo noun [t̪oˈkoloɣ̞o]: obstetrician
116. tocomate noun [t̪okoˈmat̪e]
117. tocón adjective, noun /toˈkon/: touchy-feely, handsy
118. Tocopilla proper noun /tokoˈpiʝa/: a province of Chile
119. tocopillano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Tocopilla, Tocopilla Province, Chile
120. tocoquirúrgico adjective: surgery during childbirth
121. Tocornal proper noun [t̪okoɾˈnal]
122. tocorré noun /tokoˈre/: only used in hacer tocorré
123. tocotrienol noun: tocotrienol
124. tocte noun /ˈtoɡte/: walnut (Juglans neotropica)
125. toctoc noun [t̪okˈt̪ok]
126. tocuén noun [t̪oˈkwẽn]
127. tocuyano adjective, noun /tokuˈʝano/: of, from or relating to El Tocuyo
128. toda la vida adverb, phrase [ˈt̪oð̞a la ˈβ̞ið̞a]: forever
129. todavía adverb /todaˈbia/: still, yet
130. Toddy proper noun [ˈt̪oð̞i]
131. Todi proper noun [ˈt̪oð̞i]
132. todo adjective, adverb, determiner, noun, pronoun /ˈtodo/: all; every
133. todo a cien noun: (US) variety store, dollar store, dime store, five-and-dime, (UK) pound shop
134. todo avante adverb: full steam ahead
135. todo bien phrase /ˌtodo ˈbjen/: all good
136. todo cae por su propio peso phrase /ˌtodo ˌkae poɾ su ˌpɾopjo ˈpeso/: what goes around comes around
137. todo cristo noun: any Tom, Dick, or Harry
138. todo el día adverb: all the time; 24/7
139. todo el mundo phrase, pronoun /ˌtodo el ˈmundo/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see todo, el, mundo., the entire world
140. todo el rato adverb /ˌtodo el ˈrato/: all the time
141. todo el tiempo adverb: all the time, always
142. todo es ponerse phrase: the first step is always the hardest
143. todo junto adverb /ˌtodo ˈxunto/: all together
144. todo lo contrario adverb: just the opposite, on the contrary
145. todo lo más adverb /ˌtodo lo ˈmas/: at most
146. todo mundo pronoun /ˌtodo ˈmundo/: alternative form of todo el mundo
147. todo o nada adjective /ˌtodo o ˈnada/: all-or-nothing
148. todo pelota interjection [ˈt̪oð̞o peˈlot̪a]
149. todo vale en la guerra y en el amor proverb: alternative form of en la guerra y en el amor todo vale
150. todocamino noun: an SUV (sport utility vehicle)
151. todólogo noun /toˈdoloɡo/: jack of all trades
152. todopoderoso adjective /todopodeˈɾoso/: almighty
153. todos los caminos conducen a Roma proverb: alternative form of todos los caminos llevan a Roma
154. todos los caminos llevan a Roma phrase, proverb /ˌtodos los kaˌminos ˌʝeban a ˈroma/: all roads lead to Rome
155. todos los días se aprende algo nuevo phrase [ˈt̪oð̞os los ˈð̞ias se aˈpɾẽn̪d̪e ˈalɣ̞o ˈnweβ̞o]
156. todos manos a la obra phrase /ˌtodos ˌmanos a la ˈobɾa/: all hands on deck
157. todos y cada uno determiner /ˌtodos i ˌkada ˈuno/: each and every one, every single one
158. todoterreno adjective, noun /todoteˈreno/: all-terrain
159. todotiempo adjective: all-weather
160. todx adjective: all, every
161. toea noun [t̪oˈea]
162. toesa noun /toˈesa/: synonym of estado, Spanish toise or fathom (a traditional unit of length equivalent to about 1.67 m)
163. tofe adjective /ˈtofe/: tough
164. tofi noun /ˈtofi/: toffee
165. tofio noun: vessel or container traditionally used in Fuerteventura for collecting the milk of the cabra majorera
166. tofu noun /ˈtofu/: tofu
167. toga noun, verb /ˈtoɡa/: toga
168. togad verb: only used in os ... togad, syntactic variant of togaos, second-person plural imperative of togarse
169. togado adjective, noun, verb /toˈɡado/: togaed, wearing a toga
170. togando verb [t̪oˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]
171. togándose verb [t̪oˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund
172. togar verb [t̪oˈɣ̞aɾ]: only used in se ... togar, syntactic variant of togarse
173. togarse verb /toˈɡaɾse/: to tog oneself in one's best finery; to dress up
174. togolés adjective, noun /toɡoˈles/: Togolese
175. togue verb: only used in se togue, third-person singular present subjunctive of togarse
176. toguemos verb: only used in nos ... toguemos, syntactic variant of toguémonos, first-person plural imperative of togarse
177. toguen verb: only used in se ... toguen, syntactic variant of tóguense, third-person plural imperative of togarse
178. Tohá proper noun [t̪oˈa]
179. toi verb: apheretic form of estoy
180. toisón noun /toiˈson/: fleece
181. tojino noun [t̪oˈxino]
182. tojo noun /ˈtoxo/: furze, gorse (shrub of genus Ulex)
183. tojolabal adjective, noun [t̪oxolaˈβ̞al]: Tojolabal
184. tok pisin noun, phrase [ˈt̪ok ˈpisĩn]: Tok Pisin (language)
185. Tokelau proper noun [t̪oˈkelaw]
186. tokelauano adjective, noun [t̪okelaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ano]
187. tokelauense adjective, noun [t̪okelaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ẽnse]
188. tokelaués adjective, noun [t̪okelaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝es]: Tokelauan
189. token noun [ˈt̪okẽn]: token
190. tokenismo noun /tokeˈnismo/: tokenism
191. toki pona noun: alternative letter-case form of toki pona
192. Tokio proper noun /ˈtokjo/: Tokyo (a prefecture, the capital and largest city of Japan)
193. tokiota adjective, noun /toˈkjota/: Tokyoite (of, from or relating to Tokyo, Japan)
194. Tokugawa proper noun [t̪okuˈɣ̞awa]
195. tokusatsu noun /tokuˈsatsu/: tokusatsu
196. tol noun [ˈt̪ol]
197. tola noun /ˈtola/: tola (Parastrephia)
198. tola blanca noun: Proustia pyrifolia
199. tolai noun [ˈt̪olaj]
200. tólar noun [ˈt̪olaɾ]: tolar
201. tolay adjective [t̪oˈlaj]
202. toldado verb /tolˈdado/: past participle of toldar
203. toldando verb [t̪ol̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of toldar
204. toldar verb: to cover with an awning
205. toldería noun /toldeˈɾia/: encampment
206. toldilla noun [t̪ol̪ˈd̪iʝa]: poop deck
207. toldillo noun [t̪ol̪ˈd̪iʝo]: mosquito net
208. toldo noun, verb /ˈtoldo/: awning, (loosely) canopy
209. tole noun [ˈt̪ole]
210. tole tole noun: commotion, tumult, ruckus
211. toledano adjective, noun /toleˈdano/: Toledan (of, from or relating to the city of Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain)
212. toledo noun: toilet
213. tolemaico adjective /toleˈmaiko/: alternative form of ptolemaico
214. Tolentino proper noun /tolenˈtino/: a city in Macerata, Italy
215. tolerabilidad noun /toleɾabiliˈdad/: tolerability
216. tolerable adjective /toleˈɾable/: tolerable
217. tolerablemente adverb [t̪oleˌɾaβ̞leˈmẽn̪t̪e]: tolerably
218. tolerado adjective, verb /toleˈɾado/: PG; family-friendly
219. tolerancia noun /toleˈɾanθja/: tolerance
220. tolerancia cero noun: zero tolerance
221. tolerando verb /toleˈɾando/: gerund of tolerar
222. tolerante adjective /toleˈɾante/: tolerant
223. tolerar verb /toleˈɾaɾ/: to tolerate
224. toletano adjective, noun /toleˈtano/: of, from or relating to the city of Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
225. toletazo noun /toleˈtaθo/: hit with a cudgel
226. tolete adjective, noun /toˈlete/: thole
227. toleteado verb [t̪olet̪eˈað̞o]
228. toleteando verb [t̪olet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
229. toletense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
230. toletería noun: slugging
231. toletero noun /toleˈteɾo/: batter
232. toletole noun [t̪oleˈt̪ole]
233. tolfenámico adjective: tolfenamic
234. Tolhuin proper noun [ˈt̪olwĩn]
235. tolili adjective /toˈlili/: dummy, stupid, foolish, silly (referred to a person)
236. tolilla noun /toˈliʝa/: false heath, Fabiana
237. Tolima proper noun /toˈlima/: a department of Colombia
238. tolimense adjective, noun [t̪oliˈmẽnse]: of, from or relating to Tolima
239. tolina noun /toˈlina/: tholin
240. tolkieniano adjective [t̪olkjeˈnjano]
241. tolla noun, verb [ˈt̪oʝa]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
242. tollecer verb [t̪oʝeˈseɾ]
243. tollecido verb [t̪oʝeˈsið̞o]
244. tolleciendo verb [t̪oʝeˈsjẽn̪d̪o]
245. tollendo verb [t̪oˈʝẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of toller
246. toller verb /toˈʝeɾ/: synonym of quitar
247. tollido adjective, verb /toˈʝido/: past participle of toller
248. tollimiento noun [t̪oʝiˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
249. tollina noun /toˈʝina/: beating, bashing
250. tollir verb [t̪oˈʝiɾ]
251. tollo adjective, noun, verb /ˈtoʝo/: dogfish
252. tollón noun /toˈʝon/: toyon
253. tolmetina noun /tolmeˈtina/: tolmetin
254. tolmo noun /ˈtolmo/: large rock, boulder
255. tolo adjective, noun /ˈtolo/: dumb
256. toloache noun /toloˈat͡ʃe/: toloache
257. tololo adjective [t̪oˈlolo]
258. tololoche noun /toloˈlot͡ʃe/: a traditional musical instrument from northern Mexico, similar to a double bass
259. Tolomeo proper noun [t̪oloˈmeo]
260. tolomuco noun /toloˈmuko/: tayra
261. tolón noun [t̪oˈlõn]
262. tolondro adjective, noun /toˈlondɾo/: bump (especially one on the head)
263. tolondrón adjective, noun [t̪olõn̪ˈd̪ɾõn]
264. toloque noun /toˈloke/: basilisk lizard
265. Tolosa proper noun /toˈlosa/: Toulouse (the capital city of Haute-Garonne department, France; the capital city of the region of Occitania)
266. tolosano adjective, noun /toloˈsano/: of, from or relating to the city of Toulouse, the prefecture of the Haute-Garonne department and the Occitania region, France
267. tolosarra adjective, noun /toloˈsara/: of, from or relating to Tolosa, Gipuzkoa
268. Toloza proper noun [t̪oˈlosa]
269. tolteco adjective, noun /tolˈteko/: Toltecan
270. Tolú proper noun /toˈlu/: a town in Colombia
271. Toluca proper noun /toˈluka/: Toluca (the capital city of the State of Mexico)
272. toludeño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Tolú
273. tolueno noun: toluene
274. toluidina noun: toluidine
275. toluqueño adjective [t̪oluˈkeɲo]
276. tolva noun /ˈtolba/: hopper, chute
277. tolvanera noun /tolbaˈneɾa/: dust devil
278. Tom Collins phrase [ˈt̪õm ˈkolĩns]
279. toma interjection, noun, suffix, verb /ˈtoma/: conquest, capture, taking, takeover
280. toma corte phrase: bazinga!; in your face!; take that!
281. toma de conciencia noun: realization (act of figuring out or becoming aware of something)
282. toma de contacto noun: contact (action of contacting)
283. toma de decisiones noun: decision making
284. toma de posesión noun: inauguration; assumption; swearing-in
285. toma de tierra noun: earth; ground
286. toma y daca noun [ˈt̪oma i ˈð̞aka]: give and take; tit for tat
287. toma y dame phrase [ˈt̪oma i ˈð̞ame]
288. tomacorriente noun /tomakoˈrjente/: socket
289. tomacorrientes noun /tomakoˈrjentes/: socket; power point; receptacle
290. tomada adjective, noun, verb /toˈmada/: taking
291. tomado adjective, verb /toˈmado/: drunk
292. tomador noun /tomaˈdoɾ/: taker, receiver, retriever
293. tomadura noun /tomaˈduɾa/: taking
294. tomadura de pelo noun, phrase /tomaˌduɾa de ˈpelo/: leg-pull, fib, joke
295. tomahawk noun [t̪omaˈxawk]
296. tomamiento noun [t̪omaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]: taking
297. tomamuestras noun: sampler
298. tomando verb [t̪oˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of tomar
299. tomándose verb [t̪oˈmãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of tomar combined with se
300. tomar verb /toˈmaɾ/: to take (put under one's physical or mental control, often in one's hands)

Part 14 · Part 16 · Spanish words: T

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 T: 8,579 words, in 29 parts.