Spanish words: ultrajante to unilateralismo

Spanish words ultrajante to unilateralismo

1. ultrajante adjective /ultɾaˈxante/: outrageous
2. ultrajar verb /ultɾaˈxaɾ/: to outrage; to insult; to offend
3. ultraje noun, verb /ulˈtɾaxe/: outrage
4. ultrajoso adjective /ultɾaˈxoso/: insulting, offensive
5. ultrakirchnerista adjective, noun: having very strong support for Néstor Kirchner, president of Argentina from 2003 to 2007, and/or his wife Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, president of...
6. ultralempino adjective, noun /ˌultɾalemˈpino/: of or connected to C.D. Luis Ángel Firpo, a soccer team from Usulután
7. ultraliberal adjective, noun /ˌultɾalibeˈɾal/: ultraliberal
8. ultraliberalismo noun /ultɾalibeɾaˈlismo/: ultraliberalism
9. ultraligero adjective, noun [ul̪t̪ɾaliˈxeɾo]: ultralight, microlight, superlight, lightweight
10. ultraliviano adjective, noun [ul̪t̪ɾaliˈβ̞jano]: ultralight
11. ultralujoso adjective: super-luxurious
12. ultramáfico adjective [ul̪t̪ɾaˈmafiko]: ultramafic
13. ultramar noun /ultɾaˈmaɾ/: abroad; overseas
14. ultramaratón noun: ultramarathon
15. ultramaratonista noun: ultramarathoner
16. ultramarina adjective, noun [ul̪t̪ɾamaˈɾina]: feminine singular of ultramarino
17. ultramarino adjective, noun /ultɾamaˈɾino/: overseas
18. ultramaro noun /ultɾaˈmaɾo/: ultramarine blue
19. ultramicroscopio noun [ul̪t̪ɾamikɾosˈkopjo]
20. ultramoderno adjective: ultramodern
21. ultramonárquico adjective /ultɾamoˈnaɾkiko/: extremely monarchical
22. ultramontano adjective /ultɾamonˈtano/: ultramontane
23. ultranacionalismo noun: ultranationalism
24. ultranacionalista noun: ultranationalist
25. ultranza adverb, noun /ulˈtɾanθa/: extreme
26. ultraortodoxo adjective: ultra-Orthodox
27. ultraperiférico adjective /ˌultɾapeɾiˈfeɾiko/: ultraperipheral
28. ultrapirenaico adjective: from the high Pyrenees
29. ultrapolítico adjective: ultra-political
30. ultraportátil noun /ˌultɾapoɾˈtatil/: netbook, subnotebook
31. ultrapotásico adjective: ultrapotassic
32. ultrapreparado adjective: highly prepared
33. ultraprocesado adjective [ul̪t̪ɾapɾoseˈsað̞o]: ultra-processed
34. ultraprominente adjective: ultra-prominent
35. ultrarradical adjective: ultraradical
36. ultrarrápido adjective: ultrafast, superfast
37. ultrarrealista adjective: ultra-realistic
38. ultrarreducido adjective: extremely reduced
39. ultrarreligioso adjective /ultɾareliˈxjoso/: ultrareligious
40. ultrarrico adjective: ultrarich
41. ultrarrojo adjective /ultɾaˈroxo/: infrared
42. ultras adjective, noun /ˈultɾas/: plural of ultra
43. ultrasecreto adjective: top secret
44. ultrasensible adjective: ultrasensitive
45. ultrasimple adjective /ultɾaˈsimple/: ultrasimple
46. ultrasofisticado adjective: extremely sophisticated
47. ultrasónico adjective: ultrasonic
48. ultrasonido noun [ul̪t̪ɾasoˈnið̞o]: ultrasound
49. ultrasonografía noun: ultrasonography
50. ultraterrenal adjective /ultɾatereˈnal/: ultramundane, other-worldly
51. ultraterreno adjective /ultɾateˈreno/: ultramundane, other-worldly
52. ultraterrestre adjective /ultɾateˈrestɾe/: outer-space
53. ultratrail noun: ultra-long running trail
54. ultratumba noun /ultɾaˈtumba/: afterlife
55. ultravida noun /ultɾaˈbida/: afterlife; life after death
56. ultraviolencia noun: ultraviolence
57. ultravioleta adjective /ˌultɾabjoˈleta/: ultraviolet
58. ultrón noun [ul̪ˈt̪ɾõn]
59. ultroso adjective, noun /ulˈtɾoso/: ultra
60. ululado verb /uluˈlado/: past participle of ulular
61. ululando verb [uluˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of ulular
62. ulular verb /uluˈlaɾ/: to ululate
63. ululato noun /uluˈlato/: wail
64. ululeo noun: ululation
65. ulupica noun /uluˈpika/: Capsicum cardenasii
66. Ulzurrun proper noun [ulˈsurũn]
67. UM abbreviation [ˈũm]
68. umami adjective, noun /uˈmami/: umami
69. Umaña proper noun [uˈmaɲa]
70. Umanzor proper noun [umãnˈsoɾ]
71. umbanda noun [ũmˈbãn̪d̪a]
72. umbandismo noun /umbanˈdismo/: the Umbanda religion
73. umbandista adjective, noun /umbanˈdista/: a follower of the Umbanda religion
74. umbela noun /umˈbela/: umbel
75. umbelado adjective: umbellate
76. umbelífero adjective: umbelliferous
77. umbélula noun /umˈbelula/: umbellet
78. umbilicado adjective /umbiliˈkado/: umbilicate
79. umbilical adjective, noun /umbiliˈkal/: umbilical
80. umbo noun [ˈũmbo]
81. umbra adjective, noun /ˈumbɾa/: shade, shadow
82. umbráculo noun [ũmˈbɾakulo]: umbraculum
83. umbral noun /umˈbɾal/: doorstep; stoop
84. umbral de excitabilidad phrase [ũmˈbɾal̪ d̪e eksit̪aβ̞iliˈð̞að̞]
85. umbralado verb /umbɾaˈlado/: past participle of umbralar
86. umbralando verb /umbɾaˈlando/: gerund of umbralar
87. umbralar verb /umbɾaˈlaɾ/: to install a threshold
88. -umbre suffix /ˈumbɾe/: forms collective nouns
89. umbrela noun: umbrella (of jellyfish)
90. umbría adjective, noun [ũmˈbɾia]: umbra, shady area
91. umbrío adjective /umˈbɾio/: shady, dark, shadowy
92. umbro adjective, noun /ˈumbɾo/: Umbrian
93. umbroso adjective /umˈbɾoso/: shady (having or causing shades)
94. umbú noun /umˈbu/: Brazil plum (Spondias tuberosa)
95. umbundo noun: Umbundu
96. umci abbreviation
97. umero noun [uˈmeɾo]
98. umlaut noun [ˈũmlawt̪]
99. umma noun: ummah
100. Umpierrez proper noun [ũmpjeˈres]
101. umpire noun /ˈampajeɾ/: umpire
102. umrah noun /ˈumra/: umrah (a minor hajj, a lesser pilgrimage to Mecca, other than at the time of the hajj)
103. un article, number /un/: an; a
104. un burro hablando de orejas phrase: alternative form of el burro hablando de orejas
105. un carajo phrase: fuck off; fuck this
106. un chingo adverb /un ˈt͡ʃinɡo/: a lot, very much (see chingo)
107. un clavo saca otro clavo proverb /un ˌklabo ˌsaka ˌotɾo ˈklabo/: one nail drives out another
108. un coño phrase [ũŋ ˈkoɲo]
109. un día de estos adverb /un ˌdia de ˈestos/: one of these days, someday
110. un día es un día phrase, proverb /un ˌdia ˌes un ˈdia/: what the heck; you only live once (said when making an exception to indulge in something)
111. un día más un día menos proverb: another day, another dollar
112. un día sí y otro no adverb /un ˌdia ˌsi i ˌotɾo ˈno/: every other day
113. un día sí y otro también adverb: alternative form of día sí, día también
114. un grano no hace granero, pero ayuda al compañero proverb /un ˌɡɾano ˌno ˌaθe ɡɾaˌneɾo | ˌpeɾo aˌʝuda al kompaˈɲeɾo/: every little helps
115. un huevo adverb, phrase [ũn ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eβ̞o]: a shitload; fuck loads; a fuckton
116. un huevo y parte del otro adverb: a fucking shitload; fucking loads; a motherfucking fuckton
117. un kilo y dos pancitos phrase [ũŋ ˈkilo i ˈð̞os pãnˈsit̪os]
118. un médico cura, dos dudan y tres muerte segura proverb [ũn ˈmeð̞iko ˈkuɾa | ˈð̞os ˈð̞uð̞ãn i ˈt̪ɾes ˈmweɾt̪e seˈɣ̞uɾa]
119. un momento interjection /um moˈmento/: Used to indicate disagreement or doubt: wait a minute
120. un montón adverb, determiner, phrase, pronoun [ũm mõn̪ˈt̪õn]: a lot [with de ‘of’] (see montón)
121. un pie tras otro phrase: on yer bike; get going
122. un poco adverb /um ˈpoko/: a bit, a little, kind of, slightly, somewhat, kinda
123. un poquito de por favor phrase [ũm poˈkit̪o ð̞e poɾ faˈβ̞oɾ]
124. un sí es no es phrase [ũn ˈsi ˈes ˈno ˈes]
125. un taco phrase [ũn̪ ˈt̪ako]
126. un tal que vez phrase [ũn̪ ˈt̪al ke ˈβ̞es]
127. un tanto adverb: somewhat, to a certain extent
128. un tanto cuanto adverb /un ˌtanto ˈkwanto/: a bit; ever so slightly
129. un tropezón no es caída proverb [ũn̪ t̪ɾopeˈsõn ˈno ˈes kaˈið̞a]
130. un viaje phrase [ũn ˈbjaxe]
131. una article, determiner, noun, pronoun, suffix, verb /ˈuna/: one (an indefinite plural pronoun using a singular feminine item, used for females)
132. una barbaridad adverb /ˌuna baɾbaɾiˈdad/: a lot, very much
133. una bola de real phrase [ˈuna ˈβ̞ola ð̞e reˈal]
134. una cosa es predicar, y otra dar trigo proverb /ˌuna ˌkosa ˌes pɾediˌkaɾ | i ˌotɾa ˌdaɾ ˈtɾiɡo/: easier said than done
135. una de adjective /ˈuna de/: a great deal of
136. uña de caballo noun: coltsfoot
137. una de cal y otra de arena noun /ˌuna de ˌkal i ˌotɾa de aˈɾena/: an alternation of two opposite things, for example hot and cold, good cop bad cop, zigzag, up and down, happy one minute and sad the next
138. una de dos phrase: one or the other (used to remark on an either-or situation)
139. uña de gato noun: ice plant, Hottentot fig (Mesembryanthemum sp.)
140. una, dole, tele, catole phrase /ˌuna | ˌdole | ˌtele | kaˈtole/: Equivalent to eeny, meeny, miny, moe
141. una golondrina no hace verano proverb /ˌuna ɡolonˌdɾina ˌno ˌaθe beˈɾano/: one swallow does not a summer make
142. una hartá adverb: alternative form of una jartá.
143. una imagen vale más que mil palabras proverb: a picture is worth a thousand words
144. una jartá adverb /ˌuna xaɾˈta/: a lot
145. una mierda phrase /ˌuna ˈmjeɾda/: jack shit; fuck all
146. una pasada adverb /ˌuna paˈsada/: loads; big time
147. una porra interjection: no way, not a chance; over my dead body
148. una que otra vez adverb /ˌuna ke ˌotɾa ˈbeθ/: now and again; every now and then
149. uña retráctil phrase [ˈuɲa reˈt̪ɾakt̪il]
150. una tula noun: jackshit, fuck all, nothing
151. una verga noun: jackshit, fuck all, nothing
152. una vez adverb, conjunction /ˌuna ˈbeθ/: once (one time)
153. una vez más adverb /ˌuna ˌbeθ ˈmas/: once again
154. una vez por cuaresma phrase [ˈuna ˈβ̞es poɾ kwaˈɾesma]
155. una y no más phrase [ˈuna i ˈno ˈmas]
156. una y otra vez adverb /ˌuna i ˌotɾa ˈbeθ/: over and over; over and over again; again and again; time and again; time and time again; repeatedly
157. uñado adjective: hoofed, having hoofs of a different tincture
158. Unai proper noun: a male given name
159. UNAM noun [uˈnãm]
160. unamuniano adjective /unamuˈnjano/: of Miguel de Unamuno (a Spanish writer and philosopher); Unamuno's
161. Unamuno proper noun /unaˈmuno/: a surname
162. unánime adjective /uˈnanime/: unanimous
163. unánimemente adverb /uˌnanimeˈmente/: unanimously
164. unanimidad noun /unanimiˈdad/: unanimity
165. Unanua proper noun [uˈnanwa]
166. Unanue proper noun /uˈnanwe/: a surname, Unanue
167. unario adjective: unary
168. unas article, determiner, noun, pronoun, suffix, verb /ˈunas/: feminine plural of un
169. UNASUR proper noun /unaˈsuɾ/: Union of South American Nations
170. uñazo noun [uˈɲaso]
171. unbibio noun /umˈbibjo/: unbibium
172. unbiunio noun [ũmˈbjunjo]: unbiunium
173. unboxing noun /amˈboɡsin/: unboxing
174. unca noun [ˈũŋka]
175. Unceta proper noun [ũnˈset̪a]
176. uncial adjective, noun /unˈθjal/: uncial
177. uncido verb /unˈθido/: past participle of uncir
178. uncidor adjective [ũnsiˈð̞oɾ]
179. unciendo verb [ũnˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of uncir
180. uncinado adjective: uncinate
181. uncino noun [ũnˈsino]
182. unción noun /unˈθjon/: unction
183. unción de los enfermos noun: Anointing of the Sick
184. uncir verb /unˈθiɾ/: to yoke
185. Unda proper noun [ˈũn̪d̪a]
186. undecagonal adjective [ũn̪d̪ekaɣ̞oˈnal]
187. undecágono adjective, noun [ũn̪d̪eˈkaɣ̞ono]: undecagon
188. undecanoato noun: undecanoate
189. undecilato noun /undeθiˈlato/: undecylate
190. undécimo adjective, noun, number /unˈdeθimo/: eleventh
191. undécuplo adjective /unˈdekuplo/: elevenfold, undecuple
192. underground noun /andeɾˈɡɾaund/: underground (movement)
193. Undiano proper noun [ũn̪ˈd̪jano]
194. undimotriz adjective: powered by the movement of waves
195. undívago adjective [ũn̪ˈd̪iβ̞aɣ̞o]
196. undoso adjective /unˈdoso/: wavy
197. undulado verb [ũn̪d̪uˈlað̞o]
198. undulando verb [ũn̪d̪uˈlãn̪d̪o]
199. Undurraga proper noun [ũn̪d̪uˈraɣ̞a]
200. uñendo verb [uˈɲẽn̪d̪o]
201. uñero noun /uˈɲeɾo/: ingrown nail
202. UNESCO proper noun /uˈnesko/: UNESCO
203. uñeta noun /uˈɲeta/: plectrum
204. únete noun, verb /ˈunete/: an Internet currency established in Spain in 2013
205. ungido adjective, verb /unˈxido/: anointed
206. ungiendo verb [ũŋˈxjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of ungir
207. ungir verb /unˈxiɾ/: to anoint (to smear or rub over with oil or an unctuous substance)
208. ungual adjective, noun /unˈɡwal/: ungual
209. ungueal adjective /unɡeˈal/: ungual
210. ungüentario noun /unɡwenˈtaɾjo/: lacrymatory
211. ungüento noun /unˈɡwento/: unguent
212. ungüento de a cuatro phrase [ũŋˈgwẽn̪t̪o ð̞e a ˈkwat̪ɾo]
213. Unguía proper noun /unˈɡia/: Unguía (a town, a municipality of Chocó department, Colombia)
214. unguiculado adjective /unɡikuˈlado/: unguiculate
215. ungulado adjective, noun [ũŋguˈlað̞o]: ungulate
216. uni noun, prefix, verb /ˈuni/: clipping of universidad (“university”); uni
217. uniato adjective: uniate
218. unible adjective [uˈniβ̞le]: unible, unitable
219. únicamente adverb /ˌunikaˈmente/: only, uniquely
220. unicameral adjective /unikameˈɾal/: unicameral
221. unicameralidad noun: unicameralism
222. unicarpelar adjective [unikaɾpeˈlaɾ]
223. unicast noun [uniˈkast̪]
224. unicato noun [uniˈkat̪o]: a type of government in which the president has great powers
225. UNICEF noun [uniˈsef]
226. uniceja noun /uniˈθexa/: unibrow
227. unicejo adjective [uniˈsexo]
228. unicel noun [uniˈsel]: styrofoam
229. unicelular adjective [uniseluˈlaɾ]: unicellular
230. unicidad noun /uniθiˈdad/: uniqueness
231. unicitario adjective: oneness
232. único adjective /ˈuniko/: only; single; sole
233. único e inigualable adjective /ˌuniko e iniɡwaˈlable/: one and only
234. único y detergente adjective /ˌuniko i deteɾˈxente/: distinctive, singular, extraordinary, especially in a quirky manner
235. Unicode proper noun /uniˈkode/: Unicode (series of computer encoding standards)
236. unicolor adjective /unikoˈloɾ/: unicolor/unicolour, one-color/one-colour, monocolor/monocolour, monochromatic, monochrome
237. unicornio noun /uniˈkoɾnjo/: unicorn
238. unidad noun /uniˈdad/: unit (object, military, or measure)
239. unidad astronómica noun, phrase /uniˌdad astɾoˈnomika/: astronomical unit
240. unidad de acción noun: unity of action
241. unidad de asignación phrase [uniˈð̞að̞ d̪e asiɣ̞naˈsjõn]
242. unidad de cuidados intensivos noun: intensive care unit
243. unidad de vigilancia intensiva noun: synonym of unidad de cuidados intensivos
244. unidad económica phrase [uniˈð̞að̞ ekoˈnomika]
245. unidad física phrase [uniˈð̞að̞ ˈfisika]
246. unidad lógica phrase [uniˈð̞að̞ ˈloxika]
247. unidad monetaria noun: monetary unit
248. unidamente adverb [uˌnið̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
249. unidifusión noun: unicast
250. unidimensional adjective /unidimensjoˈnal/: one-dimensional, unidimensional
251. unidimensionalmente adverb: unidimensionally
252. unidireccional adjective /unidiɾeɡθjoˈnal/: unidirectional
253. unidireccionalidad noun: unidirectionality
254. unidireccionalmente adverb /unidiɾeɡθjoˌnalˈmente/: unidirectionally
255. unidísimo adjective [uniˈð̞isimo]
256. unido adjective, verb /uˈnido/: united
257. unidocente adjective: having a single teacher
258. unidor adjective [uniˈð̞oɾ]
259. unidosis noun: unit dose
260. uniendo verb [uˈnjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of unir
261. uniéndose verb [uˈnjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of unir combined with se
262. uniestamental adjective: united in social class
263. unifacial adjective /unifaˈθjal/: unifacial
264. unifamiliar adjective /unifamiˈljaɾ/: single-family
265. unificable adjective: unifiable
266. unificación noun /unifikaˈθjon/: unification
267. unificado adjective, verb /unifiˈkado/: unified; united
268. unificador adjective [unifikaˈð̞oɾ]: unifying
269. unificando verb /unifiˈkando/: gerund of unificar
270. unificándose verb [unifiˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of unificar combined with se
271. unificante adjective /unifiˈkante/: unifying
272. unificar verb /unifiˈkaɾ/: to unify
273. unificarse verb [unifiˈkaɾse]: infinitive of unificar combined with se
274. uniflagelado adjective: uniflagellate
275. unifoliado adjective [unifoˈljað̞o]: unifoliate
276. uniformación noun [unifoɾmaˈsjõn]
277. uniformado adjective, noun, verb /unifoɾˈmado/: uniformed (wearing uniform)
278. uniformando verb [unifoɾˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of uniformar
279. uniformándose verb [unifoɾˈmãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of uniformar combined with se
280. uniformar verb /unifoɾˈmaɾ/: to standardize
281. uniformarse verb [unifoɾˈmaɾse]: infinitive of uniformar combined with se
282. uniforme adjective, noun, verb /uniˈfoɾme/: uniform, even
283. uniformemente adverb /uniˌfoɾmeˈmente/: uniformly
284. uniformidad noun /unifoɾmiˈdad/: uniformity
285. uniformismo noun: uniformism
286. uniformista noun: uniformist
287. uniformización noun: standardization
288. uniformizado verb /unifoɾmiˈθado/: past participle of uniformizar
289. uniformizador noun: uniformizer, steamroller (an overwhelming force that overpowers all opposition)
290. uniformizando verb [unifoɾmiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of uniformizar
291. uniformizándose verb [unifoɾmiˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of uniformizar combined with se
292. uniformizar verb /unifoɾmiˈθaɾ/: to make uniform
293. uniformizarse verb [unifoɾmiˈsaɾse]: infinitive of uniformizar combined with se
294. unifuncional adjective [unifũnsjoˈnal]
295. unigamia noun [uniˈɣ̞amja]
296. unígamo adjective [uˈniɣ̞amo]
297. unigénito adjective, noun /uniˈxenito/: only-begotten, onlyborn
298. unilateral adjective /unilateˈɾal/: unilateral
299. unilateralidad noun /unilateɾaliˈdad/: unilaterality
300. unilateralismo noun: unilateralism

Part 1 · Part 3 · Spanish words: U

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 U: 1,220 words, in 5 parts.