Spanish words: v to valladeando

Spanish words v to valladeando

1. v letter /b/: The twenty-third letter of the Spanish alphabet, written in the Latin script.
2. v. g. adverb: v. g.
3. v. gr. adverb: v. gr.
4. v4cun4 noun: filter-avoidance spelling of vacuna
5. va interjection, verb /ˈba/: okay
6. va a arder Troya proverb [ˈba a aɾˈð̞eɾ ˈt̪ɾoʝa]
7. va de cuento phrase: the story goes
8. VAAC abbreviation [baˈak]
9. vaca adjective, noun, verb /ˈbaka/: cow (adult female of the species Bos taurus)
10. vaca de San Antón noun, phrase /ˌbaka de ˌsan anˈton/: ladybird; ladybug
11. vaca lechera noun, phrase [ˈbaka leˈt͡ʃeɾa]: milker (cow)
12. vaca loca noun: mad cow
13. vaca marina noun, phrase [ˈbaka maˈɾina]: sea cow
14. vaca sagrada noun: sacred cow
15. vacaburra noun [bakaˈβ̞ura]
16. vacación noun /bakaˈθjon/: vacation, holiday
17. vacacionable adjective: suitable for a vacation
18. vacacionado verb /bakaθjoˈnado/: past participle of vacacionar
19. vacacional adjective /bakaθjoˈnal/: vacation, holiday
20. vacacionando verb /bakaθjoˈnando/: gerund of vacacionar
21. vacacionar verb /bakaθjoˈnaɾ/: to go on vacation
22. vacaciones noun, verb /bakaˈθjones/: plural of vacación
23. vacacionista noun /bakaθjoˈnista/: vacationer
24. vacada noun, verb /baˈkada/: herd (of cows)
25. vacado verb /baˈkado/: past participle of vacar
26. vacamuchacho noun [bakamuˈt͡ʃat͡ʃo]
27. vacancia noun /baˈkanθja/: vacancy
28. vacando verb [baˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vacar
29. vacano adjective, noun: good
30. vacante adjective, noun /baˈkante/: vacant
31. vacar verb /baˈkaɾ/: to take a break
32. vacaray noun [bakaˈɾaj]
33. vacarí adjective /bakaˈɾi/: covered in cow hide or leather
34. vacarma noun [baˈkaɾma]
35. vacas adjective, noun, verb /ˈbakas/: feminine plural of vaco
36. vacas flacas noun, phrase /ˌbakas ˈflakas/: leanness, little prosperity
37. vacas gordas noun, phrase [ˈbakas ˈɣ̞oɾð̞as]: Prosperity
38. vacatura noun: time of vacancy
39. vacceo adjective, noun /baɡˈθeo/: relating to the Vaccaei
40. vacceos noun /baɡˈθeos/: Vaccaei
41. vaciadero noun /baθjaˈdeɾo/: dumping site
42. vaciadizo adjective [basjaˈð̞iso]
43. vaciado noun, verb /baˈθjado/: past participle of vaciar
44. vaciamiento noun /baθjaˈmjento/: emptiness
45. vaciando verb [baˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vaciar
46. vaciándose verb [baˈsjãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of vaciar combined with se
47. vaciante adjective, noun /baˈθjante/: emptying; draining
48. vaciar verb /baˈθjaɾ/: to empty
49. vaciar el agua a las aceitunas phrase [baˈsjaɾ el ˈaɣ̞wa a las asejˈt̪unas]
50. vaciarse verb [baˈsjaɾse]: infinitive of vaciar combined with se
51. vaciedad noun /baθjeˈdad/: vacuum
52. vacil noun /baˈθil/: a saunter; a leisurely, enjoyable trip
53. vacilación noun /baθilaˈθjon/: vacillation, perplexity, unresolve
54. vacilada noun, verb /baθiˈlada/: feminine singular of vacilado
55. vacilado verb /baθiˈlado/: past participle of vacilar
56. vacilador adjective [basilaˈð̞oɾ]
57. vacilala noun, verb [basiˈlala]
58. vacilando verb /baθiˈlando/: gerund of vacilar
59. vacilante adjective /baθiˈlante/: unsteady
60. vacilar verb /baθiˈlaɾ/: to hesitate, waver, dither (UK), vacillate
61. vacile noun, verb /baˈθile/: joke, leg-pull, mockery
62. vacilón adjective, noun /baθiˈlon/: jokey; teasing
63. vacío adjective, noun, verb /baˈθio/: empty, vacant
64. vacío legal noun, phrase /baˌθio leˈɡal/: legal vacuum, legal void, legal gap, legal loophole
65. vacío semántico phrase [baˈsio seˈmãn̪t̪iko]
66. vaco adjective, noun, verb /ˈbako/: vacant; blank
67. vacuamente adverb: emptily
68. vacuidad noun /bakwiˈdad/: vacuousness
69. vacuna adjective, noun, verb /baˈkuna/: vaccine
70. vacunable adjective /bakuˈnable/: vaccinable
71. vacunación noun /bakunaˈθjon/: vaccination; inoculation
72. vacunado verb /bakuˈnado/: past participle of vacunar
73. vacunador adjective, noun /bakunaˈdoɾ/: vaccinator
74. vacunafobia noun [bakunaˈfoβ̞ja]
75. vacunal adjective /bakuˈnal/: vaccine
76. vacunando verb [bakuˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vacunar
77. vacunándose verb [bakuˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of vacunar combined with se
78. vacunar verb /bakuˈnaɾ/: to vaccinate
79. vacunarse verb [bakuˈnaɾse]: infinitive of vacunar combined with se
80. vacunatorio noun [bakunaˈt̪oɾjo]
81. vacuno adjective, noun, verb /baˈkuno/: bovine
82. vacunódromo noun /bakuˈnodɾomo/: mass vaccination centre, mass vaccination site (large facilities enabled to vaccinate)
83. vacunología noun: vaccinology
84. vacuo adjective, noun /ˈbakwo/: empty; vacant
85. vacuola noun /baˈkwola/: vacuole
86. vacuolización noun: vacuolization
87. vacuómetro noun [baˈkwomet̪ɾo]: vacuum gage; vacuum gauge
88. vacuum noun /ˈbakuum/: vacuum
89. vadeable adjective /badeˈable/: wadeable
90. vadeado verb /badeˈado/: past participle of vadear
91. vadeador noun [bað̞eaˈð̞oɾ]
92. vadeando verb [bað̞eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vadear
93. vadeándose verb [bað̞eˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of vadear combined with se
94. vadear verb /badeˈaɾ/: to ford
95. vadearse verb [bað̞eˈaɾse]: infinitive of vadear combined with se
96. vademécum noun /badeˈmekum/: vade mecum; handbook
97. vadeo noun, verb /baˈdeo/: wade
98. vadiniense adjective, noun: Vadinian
99. vado noun /ˈbado/: ford
100. vadoso adjective /baˈdoso/: vadose
101. Vaduz proper noun /baˈduθ/: Vaduz (a town and municipality, the capital of Liechtenstein)
102. vafeado verb [bafeˈað̞o]
103. vafeando verb [bafeˈãn̪d̪o]
104. vafo noun [ˈbafo]
105. vagabundaje noun: synonym of vagabundeo
106. vagabundeado verb /baɡabundeˈado/: past participle of vagabundear
107. vagabundeando verb /baɡabundeˈando/: gerund of vagabundear
108. vagabundear verb /baɡabundeˈaɾ/: to wander
109. vagabundeo noun, verb /baɡabunˈdeo/: vagrancy
110. vagabundería noun: vagrancy
111. vagabundo adjective, noun /baɡaˈbundo/: roaming
112. vagado verb /baˈɡado/: past participle of vagar
113. vagal adjective /baˈɡal/: vagal
114. vagamente adverb /ˌbaɡaˈmente/: vaguely
115. vagamundeado verb [baɣ̞amũn̪d̪eˈað̞o]
116. vagamundeando verb [baɣ̞amũn̪d̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
117. vagamundo adjective [baɣ̞aˈmũn̪d̪o]
118. vagancia noun /baˈɡanθja/: vagrancy
119. vagando verb /baˈɡando/: gerund of vagar
120. vagante adjective, noun /baˈɡante/: wandering
121. vagar verb /baˈɡaɾ/: to idle
122. vagaroso adjective /baɡaˈɾoso/: wandering
123. vagido noun /baˈxido/: wail; cry (of a newborn baby)
124. vagilla noun [baˈxiʝa]
125. vagina noun /baˈxina/: vagina
126. vaginal adjective /baxiˈnal/: vaginal
127. vaginalmente adverb /baxiˌnalˈmente/: vaginally
128. vaginectomía noun: vaginectomy
129. vaginela noun [baxiˈnela]
130. vaginismo noun /baxiˈnismo/: vaginismus
131. vaginitis noun /baxiˈnitis/: vaginitis
132. vaginoplastia noun /baxinoˈplastja/: vaginoplasty
133. vaginosis noun /baxiˈnosis/: vaginosis
134. vagínula noun [baˈxinula]
135. vago adjective, noun, verb /ˈbaɡo/: vague
136. vagón noun /baˈɡon/: train car; railroad car; railway carriage
137. vagón de cola noun: caboose
138. vagón dormitorio noun: sleeping car
139. vagoneta noun /baɡoˈneta/: minecart
140. vagoroso adjective: vague
141. vaguada noun /baˈɡwada/: thalweg
142. vaguada costera phrase [baˈɣ̞wað̞a kosˈt̪eɾa]
143. vagueado verb /baɡeˈado/: past participle of vaguear
144. vagueando verb [baɣ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vaguear
145. vaguear verb /baɡeˈaɾ/: to laze about, loaf about
146. vaguedad noun /baɡeˈdad/: vagueness
147. vaguería noun [baɣ̞eˈɾia]
148. vahado verb [baˈað̞o]: past participle of vahar
149. vahaje noun [baˈaxe]
150. vahajuelo noun [baaˈxwelo]
151. vahando verb [baˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of vahar
152. vahar verb /baˈaɾ/: to emit vapor
153. vaharada noun /baaˈɾada/: puff
154. vaheado verb [baeˈað̞o]
155. vaheando verb [baeˈãn̪d̪o]
156. vahear verb /baeˈaɾ/: to emit vapor
157. vahído noun /baˈido/: short blackout; fainting
158. vahío noun [baˈio]
159. vaho noun, verb /ˈbao/: vapor, mist
160. vaicvanari noun [bajkβ̞aˈnaɾi]
161. vaído adjective: pendentive
162. vaina noun /ˈbaina/: scabbard, sheath
163. vaina de mielina noun, phrase [ˈbajna ð̞e mjeˈlina]: myelin sheath
164. vainica noun /baiˈnika/: hemstitch
165. vainilla noun /baiˈniʝa/: vanilla (plant or fruit)
166. vainillado adjective /bainiˈʝado/: vanilla; containing vanilla
167. vainillal noun: vanillery (a vanilla plantation)
168. vainillina noun: vanillin
169. vaisnava noun /baisˈnaba/: Vaishnava
170. vaisnavismo noun: Vaishnavism
171. vaivén noun /baiˈben/: swaying, rocking
172. vaivenear verb /baibeneˈaɾ/: to swing, to to and fro
173. vaiveneo noun /baibeˈneo/: to and fro movement
174. vajeado verb [baxeˈað̞o]
175. vajeando verb [baxeˈãn̪d̪o]
176. vajilla noun /baˈxiʝa/: dishes, dishware
177. val noun, verb /ˈbal/: apocopic form of valle: valley
178. valaco adjective, noun /baˈlako/: Vlach
179. Valadez proper noun /balaˈdeθ/: a surname
180. Valaquia proper noun /baˈlakja/: Wallachia (a historical region and former principality in Eastern Europe, now part of southern Romania)
181. valbenazina noun: valbenazine
182. Valbuena proper noun [balˈβ̞wena]
183. Valcárcel proper noun /balˈkaɾθel/: a surname
184. Valda proper noun [ˈbal̪d̪a]
185. Valdeavellano proper noun [bal̪d̪eaβ̞eˈʝano]
186. Valdebenito proper noun [bal̪d̪eβ̞eˈnit̪o]
187. Valdelomar proper noun /baldeloˈmaɾ/: a surname
188. Valdemar proper noun /baldeˈmaɾ/: a male given name from German, equivalent to English Waldemar
189. valdemoreño adjective, noun /baldemoˈɾeɲo/: of, from or relating to Valdemoro
190. Valdemoro proper noun: a town in the Madrid, Spain
191. valdense adjective, noun: Waldensian
192. valdepeñero adjective [bal̪d̪epeˈɲeɾo]
193. Valderrama proper noun /baldeˈrama/: a surname
194. Valderrobres proper noun [bal̪d̪eˈroβ̞ɾes]
195. Valdés proper noun /balˈdes/: Valdes (a municipality of Asturias, Spain)
196. Valdespino proper noun [bal̪d̪esˈpino]
197. Valdez proper noun /balˈdeθ/: a surname, Valdez, from Asturian
198. valdivia noun /balˈdibja/: Plant in the Valdivia genus
199. valdiviano adjective, noun /baldiˈbjano/: of, from or relating to Valdivia (city and commune in southern Chile)
200. Valdivieso proper noun /baldiˈbjeso/: a surname
201. Valdiviezo proper noun /baldiˈbjeθo/: a surname
202. valdostano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Valle d'Aosta
203. Valdovinos proper noun /baldoˈbinos/: a surname
204. valduparense adjective [bal̪d̪upaˈɾẽnse]
205. vale interjection, noun, verb /ˈbale/: a voucher; an IOU
206. valécula noun /baˈlekula/: vallecula
207. valedero adjective /baleˈdeɾo/: valid (well grounded or justifiable, pertinent)
208. valedor noun /baleˈdoɾ/: protector; defender
209. valemadrismo noun /balemaˈdɾismo/: blasé attitude; couldn't care less attitude
210. valencia noun /baˈlenθja/: valency, valence
211. valencianismo noun /balenθjaˈnismo/: Pro-Valencia feelings
212. valencianista adjective, noun: of Valencia CF (a football team in Valencia)
213. valenciano adjective, noun /balenˈθjano/: Valencian
214. valencianohablante adjective, noun: Valencian-speaking
215. valencianoparlante adjective, noun: Valencian-speaking
216. -valente suffix [baˈlẽn̪t̪e]
217. valentía noun /balenˈtia/: courage, bravery
218. Valentín proper noun /balenˈtin/: a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Valentine
219. Valentina proper noun /balenˈtina/: a female given name from Latin, masculine equivalent Valentín
220. Valentino proper noun [balẽn̪ˈt̪ino]
221. valentísimo adjective /balenˈtisimo/: superlative degree of valiente
222. valentón adjective, noun /balenˈton/: acting with bravado
223. Valenzuela proper noun /balenˈθwela/: Valenzuela (an independent city in Metro Manila, Philippines)
224. valer noun, verb /baˈleɾ/: to be worth
225. valer callampa phrase [baˈleɾ kaˈʝãmpa]
226. valer hongo phrase [baˈleɾ ˈõŋgo]
227. valer la pena phrase, verb /baˌleɾ la ˈpena/: to be worth the effort, to pay off
228. valer lo mismo para un barrido que para un fregado phrase [baˈleɾ lo ˈmismo ˈpaɾa ũm baˈrið̞o ke ˈpaɾa ũɱ fɾeˈɣ̞að̞o]
229. valer madre phrase, verb /baˌleɾ ˈmadɾe/: to be worthless, to be not worth a damn
230. valer madres verb /baˌleɾ ˈmadɾes/: alternative form of valer madre
231. valer más verb /baˌleɾ ˈmas/: might as well; it's better to
232. valer mejor verb /baˌleɾ meˈxoɾ/: synonym of valer más
233. valer pico phrase [baˈleɾ ˈpiko]
234. valer un Potosí phrase, verb /baˌleɾ um potoˈsi/: to be of enormous value
235. valer verga verb /baˌleɾ ˈbeɾɡa/: to be worthless, not to care, to be not worth a damn fight
236. valer vergas verb /baˌleɾ ˈbeɾɡas/: alternative form of valer verga
237. Valera proper noun /baˈleɾa/: a surname
238. valerato noun: valerate
239. Valeria proper noun /baˈleɾja/: a female given name
240. valeriana noun [baleˈɾjana]: valerian
241. valeriana azul noun: Greek valerian (Polemonium caeruleum)
242. valeriánico adjective [baleˈɾjaniko]
243. Valeriano proper noun [baleˈɾjano]
244. valérico adjective /baˈleɾiko/: valeric
245. Valerio proper noun [baˈleɾjo]
246. Valero proper noun [baˈleɾo]
247. valeronitrilo noun: valeronitrile
248. valerosamente adverb [baleˌɾosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: bravely
249. valerosísimo adjective /baleɾoˈsisimo/: superlative degree of valeroso
250. valeroso adjective /baleˈɾoso/: brave
251. valerse verb /baˈleɾse/: infinitive of valer combined with se
252. valérselas verb /baˈleɾselas/: to cope, get by, get along
253. valesano adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Valais
254. Valeska proper noun [baˈleska]
255. valesko noun: the heavily accented and Yiddish-influenced Spanish spoken by Jewish immigrants from Europe
256. valet noun [baˈlet̪]: jack, knave
257. valet parking phrase [baˈlet̪ ˈpaɾkĩŋ]
258. valetudinario adjective /baletudiˈnaɾjo/: valetudinarian
259. valeverguista adjective, noun /ˌbalebeɾˈɡista/: an irresponsible person
260. valga la expresión phrase [ˈbalɣ̞a la ekspɾeˈsjõn]
261. valga la redundancia phrase [ˈbalɣ̞a la reð̞ũn̪ˈd̪ãnsja]
262. válgame Dios interjection /ˌbalɡame ˈdjos/: dear God! good heavens!
263. valgo adjective, verb /ˈbalɡo/: valgus (abnormally turned outward, especially of the foot)
264. Valhala proper noun [balˈxala]
265. valí noun, verb /baˈli/: wali (governor in an Islamic country)
266. valía noun, verb /baˈlia/: worth
267. valiato noun: a wilaya or vilayet; an administrative division ruled by a wali
268. validación noun /balidaˈθjon/: validation
269. validado verb /baliˈdado/: past participle of validar
270. validador adjective, noun /balidaˈdoɾ/: validating
271. validadora adjective, noun: ticket machine
272. válidamente adverb /ˌbalidaˈmente/: validly
273. validando verb /baliˈdando/: gerund of validar
274. validar verb /baliˈdaɾ/: to validate
275. validez noun /baliˈdeθ/: validity
276. validismo noun /baliˈdismo/: independence (not needing a career)
277. válido adjective, noun, verb /ˈbalido/: valid
278. valiendo verb /baˈljendo/: gerund of valer
279. valiéndose verb [baˈljẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of valer combined with se
280. valiente adjective /baˈljente/: brave, courageous, fearless
281. valientemente adverb /baˌljenteˈmente/: valiantly, bravely
282. valientísimo adjective [baljẽn̪ˈt̪isimo]
283. valija noun /baˈlixa/: valise
284. valijera noun /baliˈxeɾa/: female equivalent of valijero
285. valijero noun /baliˈxeɾo/: postman
286. valijón noun [baliˈxõn]
287. valimiento noun /baliˈmjento/: worth
288. valina noun /baˈlina/: valine
289. valiosamente adverb [baˌljosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
290. valiosísimo adjective [baljoˈsisimo]: superlative degree of valioso
291. valioso adjective /baˈljoso/: valuable
292. valisosísimo adjective [balisoˈsisimo]
293. Valium noun: Valium
294. valkiria noun [balˈkiɾja]: alternative spelling of valquiria
295. Vall proper noun [ˈbal]
296. valla noun, verb /ˈbaʝa/: fence
297. valla publicitaria noun: billboard
298. valladar noun [baʝaˈð̞aɾ]: fence
299. valladeado verb [baʝað̞eˈað̞o]
300. valladeando verb [baʝað̞eˈãn̪d̪o]

Part 2 · Spanish words: V

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 V: 3,451 words, in 12 parts.