Spanish words: tensomembrana to terebintáceo
300 Spanish words, part 9 of 29 of the words starting with T, A to Z. 64 have a page of their own.
Spanish words tensomembrana to terebintáceo
- tensomembrana noun: tensile membrane
- tensor adjective, noun /tenˈsoɾ/: tensing; tensile
- tensor del tímpano noun: tensor tympani
- tensor métrico noun: metric tensor
- tensorial adjective: tensor
- tentación noun /tentaˈθjon/: temptation
- tentacular adjective: tentacular
- tentacularmente adverb /tentakuˌlaɾˈmente/: tentacularly
- tentáculo noun /tenˈtakulo/: tentacle (elongated, boneless, flexible appendage)
- tentadero noun /tentaˈdeɾo/: an enclosure used during the tienta to decide if the bulls are fit to become fighting bulls, used for breeding, or to be sacrificed
- tentado verb /tenˈtado/: past participle of tentar
- tentador adjective, noun /tentaˈdoɾ/: tempting
- tentadoramente adverb /tentaˌdoɾaˈmente/: temptingly
- tentaleado verb [t̪ẽn̪t̪aleˈað̞o]
- tentaleando verb [t̪ẽn̪t̪aleˈãn̪d̪o]
- tentalear verb [t̪ẽn̪t̪aleˈaɾ]
- tentando verb /tenˈtando/: gerund of tentar
- tentándose verb [t̪ẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of tentar combined with se
- tentar verb /tenˈtaɾ/: to tempt
- tentar a la fortuna phrase [t̪ẽn̪ˈt̪aɾ a la foɾˈt̪una]
- tentar a la suerte phrase, verb [t̪ẽn̪ˈt̪aɾ a la ˈsweɾt̪e]: to tempt fate
- tentar al diablo phrase, verb [t̪ẽn̪ˈt̪aɾ al̪ ˈd̪jaβ̞lo]: to tempt fate
- tentarse verb [t̪ẽn̪ˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of tentar combined with se
- tentativa adjective, noun /tentaˈtiba/: attempt, trial, experiment
- tentativamente adverb /tentaˌtibaˈmente/: tentatively
- tentativo adjective /tentaˈtibo/: tentative
- tentempié noun /tentemˈpje/: snack, refreshment (small portion of food)
- tentetieso noun [t̪ẽn̪t̪eˈt̪jeso]: roly-poly (toy)
- tentorial adjective /tentoˈɾjal/: tentorial
- tentsuyu noun [t̪ẽnˈsuʝu]
- tentullo noun: dark cep, bronze bolete (Boletus aereus)
- tenue adjective /ˈtenwe/: tenuous, thin, weak
- tenuemente adverb /ˌtenweˈmente/: slightly, faintly
- tenuidad noun [t̪enwiˈð̞að̞]
- tenuísimo adjective [t̪eˈnwisimo]: superlative degree of tenue
- Tenza proper noun /ˈtenθa/: a town in Boyacá department, Colombia
- teo- prefix /teo/: theo-
- Teobaldo proper noun /teoˈbaldo/: a male given name from Proto-Germanic, equivalent to English Theobald
- teobroma noun /teoˈbɾoma/: cacao bean
- teobromina noun: theobromine
- Teocaltiche proper noun /teokalˈtit͡ʃe/: Teocaltiche (a town and municipality of Jalisco, Mexico)
- teocéntrico adjective: theocentric
- teocentrismo noun [t̪eosẽn̪ˈt̪ɾismo]: theocentrism
- teocinte noun /teoˈθinte/: teosinte
- teocracia noun /teoˈkɾaθja/: theocracy (government under the control of a state-sponsored religion)
- teócrata adjective, noun: theocratic
- teocráticamente adverb /teoˌkɾatikaˈmente/: theocratically
- teocrático adjective /teoˈkɾatiko/: theocratic
- teodicea noun /teodiˈθea/: theodicy
- Teodolinda proper noun [t̪eoð̞oˈlĩn̪d̪a]
- teodolito noun /teodoˈlito/: theodolite (surveying instrument used to measure horizontal and vertical angles)
- Teodomiro proper noun /teodoˈmiɾo/: a male given name
- Teodora proper noun /teoˈdoɾa/: a female given name, equivalent to English Theodora
- Teodorico proper noun /teodoˈɾiko/: a male given name
- Teodoro proper noun /teoˈdoɾo/: a male given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Theodore
- Teodosia proper noun /teoˈdosja/: a female given name
- Teodosio proper noun /teoˈdosjo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Theodosius
- teofanía noun /teofaˈnia/: theophany
- Teófila proper noun /teˈofila/: a female given name of dated usage, masculine equivalent Teófilo
- teofilina noun: theophylline
- Teófilo proper noun /teˈofilo/: Theophilus
- teofobia noun [t̪eoˈfoβ̞ja]
- teofórico adjective [t̪eoˈfoɾiko]: theophoric
- teóforo adjective /teˈofoɾo/: theophoric
- Teofrasto proper noun /teoˈfɾasto/: Theophrastus
- teogonía noun /teoɡoˈnia/: theogony
- teogónicamente adverb [t̪eoˌɣ̞onikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
- teogónico adjective [t̪eoˈɣ̞oniko]: theogonic
- teologado noun /teoloˈɡado/: theology school or faculty
- teologal adjective /teoloˈɡal/: theological
- teología noun /teoloˈxia/: theology
- teología de la liberación noun /teoloˌxia de la libeɾaˈθjon/: liberation theology
- teología mística phrase [t̪eoloˈxia ˈmist̪ika]
- teología moral noun, phrase [t̪eoloˈxia moˈɾal]: moral theology
- teológicamente adverb /teoˌloxikaˈmente/: theologically
- teológico adjective /teoˈloxiko/: theological (relating to theology)
- teologicofobia noun [t̪eoloxikoˈfoβ̞ja]
- teologizado verb [t̪eoloxiˈsað̞o]
- teologizando verb [t̪eoloxiˈsãn̪d̪o]
- teólogo adjective, noun /teˈoloɡo/: theologian (one who studies theology)
- teónimo noun: theonym
- teonomía noun [t̪eonoˈmia]
- teopolítico adjective [t̪eopoˈlit̪iko]
- teorema noun /teoˈɾema/: theorem
- teorema de Pitágoras noun: Pythagorean theorem
- teorema fundamental noun: fundamental theorem
- teorética adjective, noun [t̪eoˈɾet̪ika]: feminine singular of teorético
- teorético adjective [t̪eoˈɾet̪iko]: alternative spelling of teórico
- teoría noun /teoˈɾia/: theory
- teoría conspiranoica phrase [t̪eoˈɾia kõnspiɾaˈnojka]
- teoría conspirativa noun, phrase /teoˌɾia konspiɾaˈtiba/: conspiracy theory
- teoría de anillos noun: ring theory
- teoría de categorías noun: category theory
- teoría de conjuntos noun /teoˌɾia de konˈxuntos/: set theory (mathematical theory of sets)
- teoría de cuerdas noun: string theory
- teoría de grafos noun: graph theory
- teoría de grupos noun: group theory
- teoría de juegos noun: game theory
- teoría de la conspiración noun, phrase /teoˌɾia de la konspiɾaˈθjon/: conspiracy theory
- teoría de la información noun: information theory
- teoría de la relatividad noun /teoˌɾia de la relatibiˈdad/: theory of relativity (special and general relativity considered as unit together)
- teoría de las cucharas noun: spoon theory
- teoría de las ventanas rotas phrase [t̪eoˈɾia ð̞e las β̞ẽn̪ˈt̪anas ˈrot̪as]
- teoría de nudos noun /teoˌɾia de ˈnudos/: knot theory
- teoría de números noun: number theory
- teoría de supercuerdas noun: superstring theory
- teoría del caos noun, phrase [t̪eoˈɾia ð̞el ˈkaos]: chaos theory
- teoría del conocimiento phrase [t̪eoˈɾia ð̞el konosiˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
- teoría del valor noun: theory of value
- teoría del valor-trabajo noun: labor theory of value
- teóricamente adverb /teˌoɾikaˈmente/: theoretically
- teórico adjective, noun /teˈoɾiko/: theoretical
- teorista noun /teoˈɾista/: theorist; theoretician
- teorización noun /teoɾiθaˈθjon/: theorization
- teorizado verb /teoɾiˈθado/: past participle of teorizar
- teorizador adjective, noun /teoɾiθaˈdoɾ/: theorizer
- teorizando verb [t̪eoɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of teorizar
- teorizante adjective /teoɾiˈθante/: theorizing
- teorizar verb /teoɾiˈθaɾ/: to theorize
- teosofía noun /teosoˈfia/: theosophy (religious doctrine)
- teosófico adjective /teoˈsofiko/: theosophic
- teósofo noun /teˈosofo/: theosophist
- Teotihuacán proper noun /teotiwaˈkan/: Teotihuacan
- teotihuacano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Teotihuacán
- TEP abbreviation, noun: initialism of tromboembolismo pulmonar (“PE”)
- tepa noun /ˈtepa/: tepa
- tepache noun /teˈpat͡ʃe/: tepache
- tepalcate noun /tepalˈkate/: potsherd
- tépalo noun [ˈt̪epalo]: tepal
- tepaneca adjective, noun /tepaˈneka/: Tepanec
- tepanyaki noun [t̪epãɲˈʝaki]
- Tepatitlán proper noun /tepatiˈtlan/: Tepatitlán (a city, a municipality of Jalisco, Mexico)
- tepe noun /ˈtepe/: piece of sod
- tepeaguacate noun /tepeaɡwaˈkate/: Persea liebmannii
- tepeamate noun /tepeaˈmate/: petiolate fig (Ficus petiolaris)
- tepecamote noun /tepekaˈmote/: barbasco (Dioscorea composita)
- tepeguaje noun: alternative spelling of tepehuaje
- tepehua noun: Tepehua
- tepehuaje noun /tepeˈwaxe/: a tree of species Lysiloma acapulcense
- tepehuán noun: sentry plant; century plant
- tepelcúa noun /tepelˈkua/: Dermophis mexicanus, the Mexican burrowing caecilian
- tepemechín noun /tepemeˈt͡ʃin/: mountain mullet (Agonostomus monticola)
- tepemezquite noun [t̪epemesˈkit̪e]
- -tepeque suffix /teˈpeke/: A combining form used in the names of some Central American places.
- tepesiano noun: someone benefiting from TPS (temporary protected status)
- tepetate noun [t̪epeˈt̪at̪e]: tepetate
- Tepetitán proper noun /tepetiˈtan/: a town in San Vicente department, El Salvador
- tepezcohuite noun: jurema or black jurema (Mimosa tenuiflora), a tree of Brazil and Central America, also known as jurema preta, calumbi (Brazil), carbonal, cabrera, and vinho...
- tepezcuinte noun: alternative form of tepezcuintle
- tepezcuintle noun /tepeθˈkwintle/: paca (Agouti paca, large rodent)
- Tepic proper noun [t̪eˈpik]
- tepicense adjective [t̪epiˈsẽnse]
- tepiche noun /teˈpit͡ʃe/: an edible plant, Porophyllum linaria
- tépido adjective: tepid
- tepocate noun /tepoˈkate/: alternative form of atepocate
- tepojal noun [t̪epoˈxal]
- teporinco noun /tepoˈɾinko/: alternative form of teporingo
- teporingo noun /tepoˈɾinɡo/: volcano rabbit
- teporocho adjective, noun /tepoˈɾot͡ʃo/: drunkard; lush
- Teposcolula proper noun /teposkoˈlula/: San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula (a town in Oaxaca, Mexico)
- tepozán noun /tepoˈθan/: tepozan
- tepozteca noun: native or inhabitant of Tepoztlán
- tepozteco noun: native or inhabitant of Tepoztlán (usually male)
- Tepoztlán proper noun: Tepoztlán (town)
- teppanyaki noun [t̪epãɲˈʝaki]
- TEPT noun /ˈtebt/: PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder)
- tepual noun [t̪eˈpwal]
- tepuy noun /teˈpui/: tepui
- tepuyano adjective /tepuˈʝano/: of or from a tepui
- teqball noun [ˈt̪ekβ̞ol]
- teque noun /ˈteke/: chestnut-throated huet-huet (Pteroptochos castaneus)
- tequeño adjective, noun [t̪eˈkeɲo]: tequeño
- tequereque noun /tekeˈɾeke/: plumed basilisk lizard (Basiliscus plumifrons)
- tequesquite noun [t̪ekesˈkit̪e]
- tequiche noun: A dessert from Venezuela, made from toasted cornflour, coconut milk, unrefined whole cane sugar, butter and cinnamon.
- tequila noun /teˈkila/: tequila
- tequilazo noun /tekiˈlaθo/: a tequila shot
- tequileado verb [t̪ekileˈað̞o]
- tequileando verb [t̪ekileˈãn̪d̪o]
- tequileño adjective [t̪ekiˈleɲo]
- tequilería noun /tekileˈɾia/: tequila distillery
- tequilero adjective, noun /tekiˈleɾo/: tequila
- tequio noun /ˈtekjo/: a type of community service consisting of cooperating together on various projects
- tequixquense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the town of Tequixquiac (in full, Santiago Tequixquiac) or surrounding municipality of Tequixquiac, State of Mexico, Mexico
- Tequixquiac proper noun [t̪ekiksˈkjak]
- ter adverb, noun: three times
- tera- prefix: tera- (SI prefix multiplying the unit by 10¹²)
- teraamperio noun [t̪eɾaãmˈpeɾjo]
- terabit noun: terabit
- terabyte noun [t̪eɾaˈβ̞ajt̪]: terabyte (one trillion bytes)
- teracandela noun [t̪eɾakãn̪ˈd̪ela]
- teraelectronvoltio noun [t̪eɾaelekt̪ɾõmˈbol̪t̪jo]
- terafaradio noun [t̪eɾafaˈɾað̞jo]
- terafim noun /teɾaˈfim/: teraphim
- teraflop noun: teraflop
- teragramo noun [t̪eɾaˈɣ̞ɾamo]
- terahercio noun /teɾaˈeɾθjo/: terahertz
- terajulio noun [t̪eɾaˈxuljo]
- terakelvin noun [t̪eɾaˈkelβ̞ĩn]
- teralitro noun [t̪eɾaˈlit̪ɾo]
- terámetro noun [t̪eˈɾamet̪ɾo]: terametre
- Terán proper noun /teˈɾan/: a surname
- teranewton noun [t̪eɾaˈnewt̪õn]
- teraohmio noun [t̪eɾaˈomjo]
- terapeado verb [t̪eɾapeˈað̞o]
- terapeando verb [t̪eɾapeˈãn̪d̪o]
- terapear verb /teɾapeˈaɾ/: to talk into
- terapeuta noun /teɾaˈpeuta/: therapist
- terapeuta ocupacional noun: occupational therapist
- terapéutica adjective, noun [t̪eɾaˈpewt̪ika]: therapy
- terapéutica ocupacional noun: occupational therapy
- terapéuticamente adverb: therapeutically
- terapéutico adjective /teɾaˈpeutiko/: therapeutic
- terapéutrida noun [t̪eɾaˈpewt̪ɾið̞a]
- terapia noun, suffix /teˈɾapja/: therapy
- terapia criolla noun: synonym of champeta (“Colombian musical genre that originated in the 1980s”)
- terapia de aversión noun: aversion therapy
- terapia de conversión noun /teˌɾapja de kombeɾˈsjon/: conversion therapy
- terapia de exposición noun: exposure therapy
- terapia de hormonas noun /teˌɾapja de oɾˈmonas/: hormone therapy
- terapia electroconvulsiva noun /teˌɾapja eˌleɡtɾokombulˈsiba/: electroconvulsive therapy
- terapia física noun: physical therapy
- terapia génica noun: gene therapy
- terapia intensiva noun /teˌɾapja intenˈsiba/: emergency room; casualty department
- terapia ocupacional noun: occupational therapy
- terapia reparativa noun: synonym of terapia de conversión
- terapista noun /teɾaˈpista/: therapist
- terápsido noun: therapsid
- terarca noun [t̪eˈɾaɾka]
- terasegundo noun [t̪eɾaseˈɣ̞ũn̪d̪o]
- terato- prefix /teɾato/: terato-
- teratofobia noun [t̪eɾat̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
- teratogénesis noun /teɾatoˈxenesis/: teratogenesis
- teratogenicidad noun: teratogenicity
- teratogénico adjective /teɾatoˈxeniko/: teratogenic
- teratógeno noun /teɾaˈtoxeno/: teratogen
- teratolita noun [t̪eɾat̪oˈlit̪a]
- teratología noun /teɾatoloˈxia/: teratology
- teratológico adjective /teɾatoˈloxiko/: teratological
- teratologista noun [t̪eɾat̪oloˈxist̪a]
- teratólogo noun [t̪eɾaˈt̪oloɣ̞o]
- teratoma noun /teɾaˈtoma/: teratoma
- teratón noun /teɾaˈton/: teraton
- teratoscopia noun [t̪eɾat̪osˈkopja]
- teravatio noun [t̪eɾaˈβ̞at̪jo]
- teravoltio noun [t̪eɾaˈβ̞ol̪t̪jo]
- terbinafina noun: terbinafine
- terbio noun /ˈteɾbjo/: terbium
- terbutanol noun: tert-Butanol
- tercamente adverb [ˌt̪eɾkaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: stubbornly
- tercelete noun [t̪eɾseˈlet̪e]: tierceron
- tercena noun [t̪eɾˈsena]
- tercenal noun [t̪eɾseˈnal]
- tercenista noun [t̪eɾseˈnist̪a]
- tercer adjective /teɾˈθeɾ/: apocopic form of tercero (“third”)
- tercer estado phrase [t̪eɾˈseɾ esˈt̪að̞o]
- tercer grado noun: third degree
- tercer mundo noun, phrase [t̪eɾˈseɾ ˈmũn̪d̪o]: Third World
- tercer sector noun [t̪eɾˈseɾ sekˈt̪oɾ]
- tercera adjective, noun /teɾˈθeɾa/: a third (interval)
- tercera disminuida noun /teɾˌθeɾa dismiˈnwida/: diminished third
- tercera edad noun, phrase /teɾˌθeɾa eˈdad/: old age, retirement age
- tercera menor noun /teɾˌθeɾa meˈnoɾ/: minor third
- tercera persona noun, phrase [t̪eɾˈseɾa peɾˈsona]: third person
- tercera vía noun [t̪eɾˈseɾa ˈβ̞ia]: third way
- tercereado verb [t̪eɾseɾeˈað̞o]
- tercereando verb [t̪eɾseɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
- tercería noun: mediation, arbitration
- tercerista noun: Tercerista
- tercerización noun /teɾθeɾiθaˈθjon/: hiring of a third party
- tercerizado verb /teɾθeɾiˈθado/: past participle of tercerizar
- tercerizando verb [t̪eɾseɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of tercerizar
- tercerizar verb /teɾθeɾiˈθaɾ/: to outsource
- tercermundismo noun: Third Worldism
- tercermundista adjective /teɾθeɾmunˈdista/: third-world
- tercero adjective, noun, number /teɾˈθeɾo/: third
- tercerol noun: a head covering worn during the Holy Week parades in Aragon
- tercerola noun [t̪eɾseˈɾola]: a kind of firearm shorter than a carbine
- tercerón adjective [t̪eɾseˈɾõn]
- terceto noun /teɾˈθeto/: tercet
- tercia adjective, noun, verb /ˈteɾθja/: synonym of pie (the Spanish foot, a traditional unit of length)
- terciada adjective, noun, verb /teɾˈθjada/: tertian fever
- terciado adjective, noun, verb /teɾˈθjado/: tierced; divided into three parts
- terciador adjective [t̪eɾsjaˈð̞oɾ]
- terciana noun [t̪eɾˈsjana]: tertian
- terciando verb [t̪eɾˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of terciar
- terciándose verb [t̪eɾˈsjãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of terciar combined with se
- terciar verb /teɾˈθjaɾ/: to tertiate, to divide into thirds
- terciario adjective, noun /teɾˈθjaɾjo/: tertiary
- terciarización noun: tertiarization
- terciarizar verb /teɾθjaɾiˈθaɾ/: alternative spelling of tercerizar
- terciarse verb [t̪eɾˈsjaɾse]: infinitive of terciar combined with se
- tercio adjective, noun, verb /ˈteɾθjo/: third, one of three equal parts
- terciodécuplo adjective [t̪eɾsjoˈð̞ekuplo]
- terciopelo noun /teɾθjoˈpelo/: velvet (closely woven fabric with a thick short pile on one side)
- terciopersonal adjective [t̪eɾsjopeɾsoˈnal]
- tercis interjection [ˈt̪eɾsis]
- terco adjective /ˈteɾko/: stubborn, stiff-necked, obstinate, willful, dogged, pigheaded, hardheaded, bullheaded
- tere noun [ˈt̪eɾe]
- terebintáceo adjective [t̪eɾeβ̞ĩn̪ˈt̪aseo]
Part 8 · Part 10 · 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.